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THOMAS T.. BEET,

ALTON SEY AT LAW,
FArErrs, Mo.
w ILL practice in all the Courts of Howard
County, and in the Circuit Courts OF
Boone, Randolph, Charlton, Saline, and in tho
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JOHN a. POWELL.

ATTORNEY AT Law AND SOLICITOR IN CnAgcss,.
w LII practice in the several Courts Of tho
Counties Of Howard, Boone, Chsr,os.
Randolph, Cooper and Saline
OFFICE OPPOSITE TOWARD HOTEL,
FAYETTE, MO.
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Ncld IL ftiIh md lily pains erdnr

'V'Ft3 w lEIIl7 tT'NUfN.
After an absence Of eighteen months the
officer returned, in expectation Of marry
ing the lady, bat she Was welded to anoth.
CT. He reproachod her for her infdeIty,
but he was received with great GOODNESS
and abusive rallcry. On his mentioning
The ring and the initials on it she desired
him. with an insulting smile to read the let,
tiers backward on The ring she had given
him, viz:
Adieu for aye! no true losei is absent.
Al this he was SO enraged that he begged
the same favor Of her to read his ring in
adverse order likewise. and she would find
true Specification, viz:
Esregous perfdy! thou art false thou huzzy'
"Go to blazes" as the man said when he
threw biz m;siress's love letters into the f-n.
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Wife, gazing in sorrow on the
Wreck Of him her heart once loved.
Yes loved him still, though he had
Fallen from his high estate,
Had blasted all her early hopes,
And oft had caused the blush Of shSmr,
70 mantle on her palid cheek,
Supporting that pale mother, with
Her iomd circIing arms, was there,
His only daughter: Health, beauty,
Play upon her rosy cheek, and
On her high and noble forehead,
Part the nayen rirgie;s, curling
As they fall: Her dais blue eyes,
Turned mcehly up TO heaven,
Lock such fcrd lock, OF holy
Tenderness and love, ns though they'd
Pierce the very throne Of God. His
Mother 100 wos there: Aged and
Feeble, yt! sbe had watched with
Sleepess eye, nor Cnce would leave his
Couch, bu. through The silent vigils
or the night. aud wakefui hours 81
Joy, a faithful sentinel, she,
Had never lcfi her post, but there
Had watched while others slept, and
There had prayed shile others wep,.
There he lay ard yet how altered,
You who had known him in his youth
Would scarce have known him TOW.
Wild and ,umu!tuous thoughts came
Rushing Der him. The memory
Or the past, Of wha, he once Was,
And villa. he waa now. Tina. deaih!y
Passion, tina! no. cen the struggles
or the previous nigh; could conquer.
Awoke again and kiGdled once
More, tie fre OF he'll within him:
Aguir, he cried aloud for fun,3
Assin, he al.rieh'L from veIy
Agony: "Wfy am 'hua cast
Off Of God7 Why does not heaven
In mercy spare NE Of this pair?
Why mock ct my dead sutier;nssi
Ind can there Be Gnoihs, hfli'
lie paused and with mighty
Effort curb'd the rising passion.
Quick, bring to ne the pledge" he cried.
Twas brought, with frantic eOgerness
Re graspcd the pen, MS though his life
Depended ca tie act, he wrote
With trembling hand his name, then fs'l
Exhausted on his pillow They
Who gathered round hin, spoke no';
Words could no, tell Of half they felt;
The deep sigh, he scalding tear, tie
ticsving Of the anxious bosom
Tel! Of their warm, heartfelt rapture.
Al length his mothers voice broke on
The stiffness Of the scene, He's saved,
Hes saved, with thTobJing Joy she cried;
Then round his bed they knell, and pFsycc
As such fond heerts alone can pray.
Oh If there is scene on earth, on
Which angel purity can look,
NoI blush, nor turn away in loa!'!;ng
From TIE sight. surely 1t is this.
A WASHlNGTONIA>
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-09

A CUTTING REroRr gentleman walk
ing near Oxford, was met by some students
of the University, one of whom addressed
him with,
Good morning father Abraham
i am not father Abraham said he
Good morning father Isaac said Sc
cond.
am not father Isaac was the reply.
Good morning father Jacob said a
third.
lam neither Abraham, Isaac, nor Jacob,
but Saul, son of kish, who went to find
his fathers Gs'es and 10! be has found
them
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DLOUGH LINES--l0 doc, Bcrnard's hemp
j. lines, for salebv JOEL, pEEWITT.
April lT'h, 1871.
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kNOR several years practitioner of MEDT.
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October 30, 1871 -33-6n.
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"Como out here and I'll lick the whole
on you," as they boy said, ven he seed a
bottle of sugar sticks in shop window.
Please Xchongc" as the man said when
he wanted specie for aIn note,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-09

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SEQUEL TO THE RUM MANIAC,

Tho morning ddwncj, ani theirs he lay
Upon his couch, colin aud peaceful:
Now, no frishiful visions haunt hi,
Troubled brain to dive him mad
No fancied Ciries, lash him with
Their scorpion whip, nor demons
Hold their fearful ,evel, round
His peaceful bed.
They gathered
In ,hsI silent rood, one by one,
His wronsed, yet uncomplaining
Family; with fairy step they
Tsod, The daikencd chamber, lest
perchance, they might wake him from his
Calm, sweet sleep, and rouse once more, the
rawlings Of his troubled brain.
The sun, had slowly crept TO his
Meridian height, ard shown
With peerless splendor on the world beneath.
One golden ray, darling across
The slcepers face, swoke him from
His calm Tspose, to consciousness
And reason.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-09
CHANGE OF RINGS.

Two lovers bound themselves by mutual
faith, to separate during the latter part OF
seven years war, or as long as the lad 5
lover, an officer, chose to serve, or the
campaign lasted; they agreed, however to
consider Themselves engaged, and swore an
nvolable constancy. This affair was sig.
uifed on the rings, ard the initials OF the
words engraved on each. On the ring OF
the lady, which Sic gave to the officer
were the following lctcrs:---
A. |. l.. r. \. 4. T. A.
A'es! T,srgai>h truly; nov aiored friend saeu,
On the ring which the gentleman gave
the lady,
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"Go to blazcsl' as the man said when he
threw biz MISTRESS love letters into the fir.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-03-05
shon, Shon. Trive on ShOn.

A serious old Dutchman, in days gone
by, stopped in the vicinity of boiling
spring to rest his team, and bathe his
fevered brow. Having left his son
John at the horses heads, he proceed
ed, with his bucket, and began TO dip
the water. At the first dip his pail
dropped from his hands, and he return
ed to his wagon, on the full run, shout.
ing-"Shon !! Shon trive on Shon !
h-il ish not Won mile from dish place.
We consider President Tyler to be pret.
,v much in the condition of the old
Dutchman, he has plunged his hand into
a pool of hot water; and, unless he
drives on at faster rate than he has
seemed disposed to of late, he may say,
with truth, that he is in the nelghbor,
hood of Belzebub's back kitchen, and
that a whole Congress set together hy
the ears, is not such a political millennium
after ALL Index.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-03-05
Wonderful Contrast.

About AZ years ago. in l795, Ale
ghcny, Washington and Fayette coun-
ties, were full of distilleres, and an i'm.
mense quantity of whiskey was made
and sold. The United States, in order
to raise a revenue, made law to tax
it. The people refused TO pay, rebelIcd
and raised an army called the Western
Insurrection army, and marched 10
Pittsburgh. Gen, Washington sent an
army of about 5000 U. S. troops and
volunteers to suppress it, They arri>
we'd when the Whiskey army disband-
ed. In the year 1915 and 'l6, the u
nited States put on a direct tax, and
perhaps then, we had 1900 stills in
Washington and Allegheny counties.
Now there is not perhaps Is stilhouses
in operation in the two counties. A
few days ago a gentleman, who was
L. S. Deputy Collector in Washington
county in 1916, informed US that there
was then 97G still-houses taxed, and
$4,000 collected Of taxes for the Uni
ted States; and now, perhaps, there is
scarce ten distilleres in that county.
Pittsburgh Gazette.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-03-05

CAUTION TO THE lNTEMsERATE.-A
man in his cups entered house in Pit.
street, between Aisquith and Canal, on
Sunday afternoon, and made an attack
on three women, who happened to be
alone; they retreated into the kitchen
and armed themselves with pots, kettles,
broomsticks, &c, and then met the in
truder and gave him such beating that
he could scarcely take himself from the
battle ground. As there was no office
at hand, the women gave the rascal
what he deserved, and when he reco.
vered he was perfectly sober, but could
not give any account Of the battle, or
the cause of his numerous wounds. L.
Dalt. Sun.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-03-05
PROM TRK UNITED STATES GAZETTE.

fHOM TIKI STATES GALEVTE-
Human lives are river courses,
Running 10 one common sea,
VARYING in their size and sources,
Landscape and rspidity.
Some hoilup on crargy mountains,
And go madly down their side;
Others fed by summer fountains,
Mirror meadows in their tide.
Here a silver brook winds Grant
Through the flowers and fragrant grass
There slow and Shiny current
Threads the frowning wilderness,
Human griefs are shadows, gliding
Where the deepest waters gleam;
When the Autumn cloud is riding
High above the sullen stream.
Human joys are sunny pillows,
Sporting by garden side,
Where no yews or weeping willows
Rustic DER the smiling tide.
Onward, s'ernly onward fleeing
Onward TO that shoreless sea.
River, brook and torrent meeting
In one calm eternity.
Philadelphia, February 18th, 1912. E. S. NJ.
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A New Yorker visiting Philadelphia

A New Yorker visiting Philadelphia
during the present excitement, went in>
to BARRIERS shop in the morning to get
shaved, and offered one dollar bill for
change. The barber shook his head,
and told him to pay next time. He
went into refectory, and eat a shl.
ling's worth, and received the same an.
swer. Curious to see how far the ex-
pertinent could be carried, he went a.
bout for several hours, treated all his
friends on the credit of the dollar, and
at night gave it to a beggar, telling him
that ifhe made small purchases il would
last the longer Boston Mail.
All very probable, except the giving
away the note That part of the story
is rather tough,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-03-05

Defining PosIToN..--A Connect,
cut editor defines his position to be the
same as that of an animal which was
carried through the country in mena-
gerie. Ladies and gentlemen, this ere
animal as YOU see here, between the
lion and the lackass, is AMBIGUOUS
tiE CAN'T LIVE IN TIRE WATER, and he
pIES ON THE LAND
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-03-05

WESTWARD Ho A HOUSE TRAVEL.
We were struck yesterday afternoon
with the queer appearance of an emf
grants "outfit," which went by our Of
flee on its westward way. Upon the
running part of an ordinary wagon,
with rather long reach, was construc>
ted a cabin, well>roofed and clap
boarded, with curtained windows
while stovepipe protruding through
the roof betokened that appliances and
means for warmth and cookery were
not lacking--the apparent comfort and
snugness of the whole arrangement
forming an agreeable contrast with the
hardships usually encountered by the
venturous pioneer to western wllds.
This nondescript dwelling was drawn
bv three horses, driven very convent.
entity from within, and thus sheltered
from the incement elements, the enter
prising emigrant, while sitting by his
own fire, with all his household goods
around him, was pushing onward 10
the new home he had chosen, with
scarcely a deprivation, while IN TRAN.
STU, of the comforts OF the one he had
left behind Buti, Com, OF Nednes-
day,
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