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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-24
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained from the Clerk Of the Counts
Court of Macon county, letters Of ADMINISTERS.
ton on the estate Of William Lewis, decd, bear,
ing date November 7,h, 1912; oil persons indebted
will please make immediate payment. and those
having claims against said estate are requested In
present them. properly authenticated, within one
year from the date Of said letters. or they NAV be-
precluded from having any benefit Of said estate.
and if no, presented within three years, they will
be forever barred.
SUSAN LEWIS, Administrative.
December Oath, 1912. 4l-4t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-24

Gen. Cass is passenger in the Columbia, ar.
rived at Boston on the 9th inst. Mr.. Ledyard,
tho son.n.law OF Gen. Cass, remains in Paris as
charge d'affaires. On the day previous to the de-
par,ure OF tho General, dinner was given to
him by abou. hundred American residents in
Paris
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-24

The "Old School Democrat" paper re cent,
ly established ia ST. Louis, to defend President
TYLER's administration, has larger subscrip
ton list at the Post Office in this place than any
other paper or periodical.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-24

The National lntslligencer announces TIE
death Of the Hon. James w. Williams, Repre-.
sensitive in Congress from the State of Mary.
land. He died Of spoplexy.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-24
Dissolution OF Partnership,

TIVE partnership heretofore existing be,we,,
l. Barnet and EleaIar Har, under the firm of
Hsr. e. Co. was dissolved on Tuesday 26,h dsv
Of July, 1912. All settlements must be made with
the subscriber who is alone sa,herized,
z. HART
The business will be continued at the old s,snd
40 f. HART
Boonville, August 6, 1872.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-24

Ma. CALHous's REsIaKArros. The Hon.
John C. Calhoun has addressed letter to the
Legislature OF South Carolina, resgnng his seat
in the United States Senate after the 9TH OF
March next.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-24

trIn consequence Of the non.srrival OF the
Boonvlle mail, on Thursday last. we have no
letter from our Jefferson Correspondent.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-24

Nh. PREsros's REsrGNArIos.--Nr Preston
addressed letter to the Legislature on the 2sth
ult., resigning his seat as U. S. Senator.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-24

GEORGIA U. S. SEsAroR.-The Legislature
Of Georgia, on the 30th ut., elected w. 7. Col.
quit, U. S. Senator in place Of Mr.. Crthber,,
whose term expires on the 4th Of March next,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-24
NEW GOODS.

TINHE subscribers have just received and noe
l. offer very low for cash. the following articles
Cloths, Sattinetts and Jeans.
Blankets, white, green and bus
Slerinoes and Bombazines.
Brown and bleached Domestic,.
Bed Ticking, Checks and Drilling
Merino, Blanket and Silk ShaTls
Ribbsnds, Laces and Edgirgs.
Jsckonet,, Book and Cambria Aushos.
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes
Coffee Sugar and Tea.
Cotton Yarn, Cgndlewick and Batting.
J. D. g.. T. ". PERRY.
December Oath, lS42.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-24

DROWN DOMESTICS--Just received and FIR
ID sale low, for cash, by
SWTTZLER L SIXTH.
December 2j;h, 1912
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-24
THE PARTING.


Let mine eyes tell all at parting,
For my lips they never can!
Hard! how hard! These tears keep starting,
Yet thought was man.
No more fond remembered blissos
Loves sweet tokens now command;
Cold seem all thy burning kisses,
Faint the pressure of thy hand.
Once i. seemed heavenly treasure,
One mere kiss snatched on the wisg!
As We feel starting pleasure
Finding violets FIRST in spring.
But no more Of loves fond frances,
No more roses plucked for thee,
Spring time smiles, my dearest s''.'.s:
All! It's autumn, dear, TO me! 80
"Cobs" says that if bustles have MOI
erved to point moral" they have Ger
sinly been made to "adorn tale"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-24

WINTER SHoES-A lot Of Bros,ns, Boots,
w and Mems Kip Shoes, lust received and
for sale low for cash by
SWITZLER & SMITH.
necsmher 25ih 1870
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-24
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.

A.bll aboIishing Imprisonment for debt hs,
passed both Houses Of the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
THE DEAD.
w MRS. c. Il. ". Esl.tNG.

Tur dead--,he dead-tney return TO more.
With the gentle Tone and the smile OF gore
They come not again from their homes oil resi-,
To light up Joy in the lonely breast;
They leave not the starry fields on high,
To call the smile to the weary eye,
They note us not; and the tears we sheu,
Unheeded fall by the buried dead.
They that were wont in Joy TO throng
With the light free foot, and the voice e song
with the Glad yuung heart, like summer rlil
That flashes in brightness round The hiil,
MAKING sweet music where'er 1t flows,
Nv The wi,her'd leaf, or the budding rese
IKE the sound and sight, from the brig rlli De
Was the heart, and voice, of the buried dead
Rut thew have pass'd like the glcam oil light
That tinpes the west, ere the shades OF night
paesinr IN brightness beauty and bloom
From dreary world of darkness and gloom
The shadows gather around their track
Rut the angel spirits turn not back
The clouds remain, and the Light has heo'
Ru, dny hath pas, with the buried dead.
But we that lincer by some old haunt
That was won: TO echo their voices chant
Or stand by the stream. and in thought retra'e
n, ;,s clnssy bosom the vanishd face;
Or mark on the grass, by the dewdr9ps we''
Their very footprints efiaceless yet
II seemeth the ground they were wont TO "eau'
Was weeping still for the buried dead.
| The dead-the dead Oh! we sadly yearn
| For those who can never more return,
Who made. in our lives, those brighter hours'
| Tha, came hut To whisper of sun and mowers
| There seem'd for ever a Joy 10 dwell
| Wbere'er the light of their glad hearts ieH'
| But sorrow alene is left to shed
| A requiem sigh for the buried dead
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
THE HILL HOLLOW.
~ NrRfp " y. srRs.t.

| ~ HtD haNIRtsT.
HOLLOW m the hills. Spring 8 melting shows
And myriad ram showefa, sHell the tiny stream
| Until It bounds torrent, sweeping out
| a channel, rs 1t tears along its way
| But now, the slender spriuglet uickes on.
Purllng aud murmurlng with so low voice.
The whzzing OF yon hun,ping bird. swift wing,
! Spanning gray misty circles round lts shape
Is heard above the praule green and sweet
And quiet Is the hollow from the road
Furrcw'd With wheels, aud beaten hard with feet,
fe~ short steps will place you in the depth
tt this soft nest of Nature when the sun
Quivers upon the dust and on the brow
Burns hot and fierce, and short the painting BREATH
W lth what refreshing cooluess does the air
Mosten your lPs, and steal amid your hair,
Strengthening your lirebs to vgorl
High oerhead
The yellow bank scarpd Ivy the rushing flood
Dangling with hreads cf roots with here and ther.
The twisted feet of c!irging frs, like veins
Bare, bulgng from the earth, and beddcd stcnes,
And crown with ranks OF tall majestic trees,
Caste black massive shadow half across
Ihe short, thick emerald grass slopes opposite
In iull graceful curve, TO where the rill
Glides in its sparkling dance with castane,s
Made by the pebble tricklipgs
Autumn
Briehtens the blue, and sunshine bathes with gold
The slope before me. In the faint light airs
The aspen shakes with laughter, bat the pine
Scarce moves tassei, and the maple tsrns
The pale green backs Of its 5roud scallopd leaves
Lazily over All around breathe
The scents ot rpening things, aud when the sounds
OF the leaf whispers cease. I hear a, hand
TIE light click of the mkwecd. bursting poas,
Showing the glossy satin of the plumes
Close packd within, with which it wings lis seeds
The mnllein's pillar tpp'd with golden flowers.
Dive, 10 its top: a crested jay has made
That iointed rush pedestal, and conch'd
..s:.s!- .l,;- h;-,lc .uft three bright bees.
A foxs den gapes, shelving, by yoh root,
Thick rlns,er'd der Mitkshrnbs this narrow track
Tells where the kline come winding down to drink.
The scene is lovely, yet liz but Inc
In Nature g,ori"N- book. that all may read
Who seek to do so strange tnat men do not,
When all around their path the language hes.
+, Tis also. like our blessings lurking close
Beside the beaten track, on which we move
In all our dim pursuits, and only hid
By some slight yelling screen Of circumstance,
Because we lack the knowledge, or are eath
To make the effort that would yield the prize
Knowledge will come with seeking circumstance
VIII fall before the effort and the cool
Green beauty Of the blessing, when the brow
Burns with the fever.strugge with The world
And hear, and limb weary in the hight,
The wofsh fight Of man with tcllow'lnan
For gold and for ambition, VIII be ours
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

ting my victim with due economy Of enjoyment. |
thought d see how be bore it. Now would YOU
b'lieve it 1--it ~ the flea, d-n him, after
all 1t was enly little piece Of blGck lint tha,
had worn off from the lower side OF my stock
This WAS the bittcrest disappointment of that
unLucky dav =
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
TTARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.-0S-

IA RoRN Il LITTLE, Importers and General Deal
ars in English German and American Hardware cn,ery'
&c &c s. Fulton opposite the United staes io,e
Seen carried on for eighty years past offer 70 country
merchants and others very extensive asorsn, AZ 'e
lorest market prices, Cash approved Creult
porcbasers are hereby invited 10 call and eIataine .
stock composed part OF Table snd r@eSe
Trays-Sauce and Frying Pans-Corn and C2lee sars-
shoss aad
shSvs saG wssnn ea.essisgb ouse and Hand x bsn
cnIy woafes @a
Cut Tacks-Brads and -yynia.essied.s Ham
s9S rsG s.s
e.2,s es sa aeas lss s
Of as1e syS ssss
s?a ssgf w and
aIso Agents lor e,ured by H. waren wssraaes @
Pumps Ifod 10 use. CHaRLEEss Es pfFrIE.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

state OF perpetual agitation. and no repose or Sc
curity was 10 be allowed to its great business con-
Germs
trust that the cooler reflection of these gentle
men will prompt them to abstain from any attempt
totally To repeal the law, ard limit their exertions
to It's Improvement by suitable amendments, if
any shall be found necessary. But if they should
persevcre in their announced purpose the People
are competent to apply the proper corrective.
In my humble opinion there is no just objec-
ton to the Salt tax. Its equality is undeniabe
All consume 1t, and pay in proportion to their con-
sumption; the rich who use mos, paying the most
IL tendency, moreover, is to equalize the price OF
the article between the inhabitants of the seaboard
who use marine or foreign salt and those of the
interior, who use that of our salines And the
between the two descriptions is sure
to keep the price within reasonable limits.
Wishing a revival and long continuation of the
of the Salt manufacture of your town.
and health and happiness to yourselves and those
whom you represent,
| am faithfully,
Your friend and ebeden servant.
II. CLAY
Messrs Amos P Granger, John G. Forbes and George
EE
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

This Annua is remarkably rict in exterior
adornnents. and We think superior in its pictorial
embellishments. these are cightin number, from
Original Paintings by sulIy. Chapman, lnman.
&c, engraved BY john Cheney, }. ]. fease, and
r w. Dodson. Eseai4, BY Cheney, and The
News-boy' by podson are spirited, but some others
have higher finish than the last.
The letter prcs' OF The Gift consists Of twenty.
three articles from ihe pens Of W. F. Slnms,
". II Herbert A. B. Street, John Inman, Mr,
sigourney, Mrs seba Smith. Mrs. c. W EsIinc.
and half dozen others. The longest il Thc
Los, Wager by Sinms-a tale of stirring advou-
tnrc. We copy the following as specimen OF
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

" EEP WARM.-The subscriber ohefs
for sale at No. z3 Water street wholesale ana rra
- p,,an, and i'm pproyed Alr-Tight Owes GonsuuCWu
fer either wood or coal o 2ser aso" and
D, t ~ b The most economical in the consumption oi lnri
Of any stove heretofore introduced They are m no.
ed particularly by physicians tor hrans roI'S ~ ,onnd
re,, reet by the the above stove the ar p9sucea
beug than can poipy % p,p.e
rI and examine for yourselves, before purchasing else
yhere D. D. WENDELL. No. Z}l "s,er,1
WEI es III door from Beekman
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
I1OI7NTFRFEIT OF BARRY'S TRI-

a C0puEROITS-Aa imitation Of Barrys TrlcoppeT-
Gus for the human hair the sst and most etc or %
character present attempted TO 6g pain o Tn aka
pppsd sa il Is S1 he as the and that be .
taken out paten! for All this a& tlon ne Wsgs Ssa
,ale9 That Bays Treopherous the only ar9ee
which Pasnib o The has sane Sesn
Que o.no u tSemssIyes to punishment The original ana
Genuine IS to be had a, the principal Office R 10 boaa@y
corner of Liberty street, up'stairs "Ha ''' nt 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
nONaN EYE BALSAM, for Weak

IA d t,t,amed EvcS-1hi- Basan !, a pr,scrPuoho ~
onr of the most celebrated ocuiisis mas p Iii ne he
nse and is confidently recommended " ,as soainrv
49, ,,J most .ucce,tu saiye ever useF Ipf -
ue'' A 81 ,, cvc In cases where the tyeNos h'e 'ty
c, n1ane,i or the ball o the eye thcky Govern VIZ"
bleed IL operate, almost BIKE iiln-lc an
,,-s of Disease after or three appiica minute
IT, ninnc>s n SIctt caused by iixed a't.t'o" ~ ~ Lo
III ~ ~ ,, I,,rr 81 nosrrr to strong hght diih ~ W.
@ r nart,al loss oil sight from schht,' W p 49,
" - rs.,prrr and should be used by al WHO ms u
,,s.;gb failing without any apparent dea ~ u,yeya
n,r v,ll,, M, restored SIGHT IN many ih'tNi,- 81
hs .rn1' s RIISDSESS caused by excessive ihhdn.
almost ~ AZ I 49, ,,ars Inflammation AND soreness
49, ,,y. u,onS, wounds on tbe eye Ok ~ -
r-.n.ou, bodies OF an irritating hslate In' o1 The pal
rG j. yrry soon removed by the appicdu2h w uit @ ~
eycios - ., N convince tie most ncredu!ous OF us
efficacy. ,e az s,nerior e1cel;rncy is from
The Pastor OF The Episcopal Church al Harlem 1874,
,rs n .;ands 4 Co.-Gent, From motives oil ho-
i,y am oromp.ed 10 inform you that e" appiicsuoi'
S xonr Roman Eye Balsam' haye made perfect cure ~
the case OF my aged mother, Tao iss snnete'' lae a
nantu inflammation of the eyes Tor twelve OF nlte ~
pysrian, have yeu up the as bopciesS on dcouo
bs are but By The blessing OF Heaven your te'
sdv has verified ih- adage Whle there Is lie LbeIe
hope, Your. mcst gratefully, ~. iol W :.
ur Davis. No n Esse1-streeL T. has been cured OF "ian
nation Of the cyeld, aud weak eyes, years auts ~
usnp only one Jar oi The Eye Basain
Misc Fitzgerald No. NarEe-reei BAD ior Two or lh'e'
vears tesn 30 ucb afflicted with weak aHd lnhaHieo eyes
that al times she could scarcely see 10 Ta iea g
means had failed. hundreds have by ITS heailnS Vllue
haen r.s,nr.d , glt where almost total blindness cause
nv excessive Inflammation, had existed tor years y.
in xnal lars with full directions Tor USE frlce of ISnS
Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail oy
l. Co n East Broadway, corner Market! street, New @ %.
Sold also by A. B. / d. Sands, % and lge uiteI 81 an
and by a. D. oa''as "o'' -'' oa IS
ters street.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

and the public that he is now opening ireon SIPiy
- Enyi;sh and Domestic Haro ware Sierchanl' an, ou
W III Iii end il for their interest 10 call ana eHat
r;ces and quality Among the assortment may ps iou,o
ancle of English Coal Hods, from Il 10 IL lhc
Tea T'rays and Walters, from 8 10 50 IN
f.omnosition Tea Kettles and Sauce Pans
R1iianna Tea and Coffee Pots-American and EnsiAh'
Plated and German Siyer Spoons; ...-,. s.;,,o,os
Rr,anna brss, and Japan Lamps Spttoons,
&c. ,;
Ceaas mIa Ma'I, Gc Ec ' ~ SIMEON r. SMITH,
u i' 81 Naden-laDe near P"afl-e.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

TuE WORLD !.-CONANT. 2Go Grand street u,;sa, has
now on hand of The latest spring fashion an e1Gelem. a.
or,u,"p, Of Silk Hats at 90 & 81 50 and S3a reduction Oh
~ , nm each hat r.n lorner prices Also superior
article Of Fur Hat fo 81 equal TO any sold IN me cay 10.
81 50 and S. The pubic are Respectfully Is,,ed hand "
soe' es o dT.rhIS CONaNT go Graud.si. near Allen
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
nRY GOODS, New aud Cheap.-P
M A;AZlNEs and Ipsrieiicals for Oct.

IINH tU1iLflVI-'J H'4St =, 4 q -. :, ,.,,
tYH-The Artist. Gedey's Ladies Book GrnhasrS La
lies, and Cenemans Magazine, Ladies World OF faSnon
So1ng Peoples Book Btsiou and Beh'l-ys pi'ssei'any
Sc. Farm ilouse o tie NIX Century with more han
0Go enrravnys Bibca Journal, Christian Family May
anime Edited by II. Raot and ID. Newell Ien,pera@nee @
nnd other ilmaiacS; The Rainbow and ltadiaht H9m
numerous and witty journal well calculated 10 please ,I
lively and ray All OF which will be sod whoesle ans
r.,ai A liberal discount made to these who sell again.
~ g. 80 Agents wanted TO circulate Magazines iei'
odicas &c. IN, oo,, the above
weekly and send copy this office, snail nave copy ol
The Radian, or Farm House OF the NiH CenuT!y sSh "
h, acror,iinr as they may direct. \. }. sen TON,
t"e'' - c. ~ - No Il Beekman cor. Nassau-si
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
DANo EORTES. SPLENDID article

DIANo FORTES.-A splendid article
of French Grand Action Piano Fores, with superior
Itose,yood and Mahogany cases, made III subsanta, n.
ner and in point tone, touch aa beauty ot "orAa'
ship are not surpassed by any IN tins CITY, 80 ,s
Tbs above arIic.es are lust finished with new improve
,euIs which are decidedly beneficial to the instruments
in want of such instruments are invited TO exam
Inc 'ne s'oeh VI "'' " A. FINN,
5000, c9e Washington street between Harrison
Nihui"Stu'pi' ~ Oj lW*
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
TVHE TEETfi, THE TEETH.-On

HyHE TEETH, THE IEE I'LL
ano.pheric psSsurc principles full sets OF nest MN
e teeth number that may H be feque sys %i
$500 or cl,sn, Filling, Cleaning and Regulating lhe
ee usual IN the h, angsr 80 70, All ope.aons
leoIli i ~ nr + BIsksy Dentist, n Murray street,
var a or 70 The Church on. block west oi Broud%ay.-
cb.rce, moe crate Term, cash. W. cn,H-- -olo-"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
UVEyAs-3ONAs BUTLER, Attor-

ney and Counsellor at Law, Galveston, Texas.
Refer. to Daniel Lord Jr., E.q.; John anihon' ESQ
J. Prescott Hall E,q tren Haye9 hs4s Greenfield
ro rsSE WaI., II, NIaIIGry " H. Johnson &. Sons
Mr. Buerwi attend Collections AGENCIES 1 land
ties &c Communications may be ie At NO ~ ~
or al No Goldsrcet New-Yort Letters une1ni' wi ~, ~
must be postage paid TO the Lines or they %l no,
n Inv the Pos,nasters in Louisiana anoVeodz
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

-oIIFD AND PLATED BRASS
srst rate article OF Rolled asd pIasa sI pl;aes =
al the lowest market prices. lkew's
naasriog meg artcle Of Coorees Bras
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
TTSsREMENDOUs COMBINATION OF

N the Locomotive and Boston Card Presses Tor Card
Prnng; also for every description of job Printing The
smith ioNer Press the superior RIst Press; ao hr
brated Press by Emery, London, the cny in this
cnun-whieh presses for speed beauty and execution
work. cannot be surpassed III the city, The ocasn ;h
extensive establishment is rs John street 81 on
PEARL where ordersor Printing shortest
notice, and IN style equal any thing yet produced by
F@LGER y SUTTON, Printers
n. B. Look well for No lis John 5, nenr pearl slnlm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

THs Cur Christmas ana New Years Present
MocCaSLu Philadelphia Car, l. Hart. New
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
WHOLE NO. 467.
NROION " WATER.-The undersigned

" make use o. The timed and lead pipe Tor above
purpose iSuicn lhey insert hy the patent screw, without
opening The groGnGf Iey hayin, reduced tbsir prices,
would suicit all persons Intending lake 20 give
lhein Il ealL CHALMERS ( WILLIAMS. Plumbers,
cofucroi Spruce and Wltaln-st streets
y s. Bath Tuba Shower Baths Water Clo>cl5 &c, fitted
ul IN The most improved mapner aar all carpenters work
appertuniag 10 the hGs supplied 10 The trade o6 w
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

VNHE late firm of Nathaniel Weed ~
4 ca. having been dissolved the Slst OF August uiu
mo- undersigned continues the pfy h n woos nud
socs the attention of his former customers ana Goouy
merchants generally, to his stock OF New o""n1
opening and to which be is constantly auoi's so
and OTHER sources consisting OF
ClotLs Cas.meres, Satinets, Vestngs,
splendid assortment OF BRITISH frnts'
Brown and Bleached Shee,ngs and shrngs oi ail Tue
approved factories,
Merjnos Alpachas, Orleans Cloths,
Plaid Sbawts Rob Roys and Tagiionis, ..;.,. =.
Yarn Wick Batting Wadding and such oihel i mI.S ~ ~
are Goh'PtNeu - ~ NATHANIEL WEED,
ooOas. e lol Peer-Stree-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08


Messrs. AMOS P. Granger, John G. Forbes and George
F. Comstcck. &c. kc.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
DAULDING INsTITUTE.-A CIa.-

4 seal AID Commercial boarding scaoo for boys. sta.
ated al fonkers, W. c., II miles The civ of ~ YorS
has been in operation nearly three years The winter -
son will commence in November better location !, no,
be found in the State. Parents and guardians who vis
eligible school invited TO visit the establishment,
Circulars the Office OF the Churchnan Nassau 81 No III
o46 wM MURRELL Pr;ncpl
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

rT TREYNOLDS PLA1T will continue business ntEe
same office, No. 80 Merchants Exchange,as iorheiV,
,hpr0
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

M ANTED-Si Situations fer cook and
w chambermaid tAmericans) Apply al i56 Broad
, ay Good retereucp ~ -
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

state OF perpetual agitation and no repose or Sc
curty was 10 be allowed to its grca. business con-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

M 7ANTED-A purchaser for the stock,
w furniture and fixtures of BarRoom now doing a
snug business. 500 will purchase II. Apply to
Ob NICHOLSON lihsrtv-s
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

TUT AND PLAIN GLASS of every
~ Observation-Disclosures, French and English Force.
lain OF all tlnds Hall Lamps, Astral Lamps and Shades
o all sizes and patterns from Is 20 per saving 10
country merchants. hotels and families. in applying n,
SrOUVENEL CO.'S Factory No . Gold. Street and AZ
store No. IS John street, wholesale and retail
All articles matched to any patterns Goods to my
partoi country free OF package AM, csriapp 30 lm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
THOMSONIANISM TRIUMPHANT

Il The Kings OF France and Prussia Thomsonisns
and have awarded the author splendid Gold Me!l
and very complimentary letters. NEW YORK TRUE
THOMSONfAN INFIRMARY IND MEDICINE
STORE. No. 4S BOWEf Y, (OPpos,te the Theatre under
the direction OF Da. J. NJ. NORRIS, who has had over
eleven years experience in ih,s practice 80 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

w ATCH GLASSES.-The subscrl-
wv her offers for sale his stock Of Lnnetie, rae.
p,en, Flat common Round and Hai-F iat !" alch
IN convenient i'''' d' W. '0A' JOHN GRAYD0N.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
OCkS, LOCKS !!-Wilsons patent

HATS CHEAP HATS Three dol
IL Il lar Has-Just finished the splendid article
offered TO the pubict Elegant short nap Moeskn
Hats the low prse of 49, Also article AT 81 80 equal
durability and lustrc to those commonly seid 81.
BROWN Practical Halter lac Conas,ree one door above
SnllIYau.st, In
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

sent - -. -,,,l e.,r :, I'm ln ssItIcd
by REYNOLDS Plart who duly anth0rHed of thas pun
Po'e'-'sF J, N. REY NDLDS.
SALEM BUTCHER
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
LAZED HARDWARE PAPER

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% by 80 do 50 reams Fine Hanging Paper lo,"oe lbs,
20 inches WIDE superior article Green Hanging Paper
5000 lbs. 20 81 IS, "a and IS inches wide gross
net Boards blue and white. 40,GN0 lbs. Trunk Boards
10000 Binders Boards All kinds Paper manufactured
TIE shortest notice. and for sale by
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