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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-12
FALL AND WINTER
READY MADE GEO
Al Wholesale and Retail.

VIE subscriber. at % Main street, st. Louis,
Il has recer' d by late arrivals an extensive
and splendid assortment of Ready Made Clo,hing.
comprising almost every article usually kept in "A
Cmlhing Store, all of which i made up in a sumo
rIor and fashionable manner. by whole sale cloth
ing house i'll the city of New York, with which he
j. conneclrd, and enables him to sell not only
cheaper than any house in St. Louis. but AZ the
forrest New York prices. Country merchants in
want OF clothing to sell again. will find it TO their
interest to call and examine his stock before mr..
chasing elsewhere.
NJ. BROWN.
Octuher. I 1912 -oO-om
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STOP THE THIEF!

man cull2g himself by The hume of Spencer
. Y "a lon OF John ), eucpr, Of Bourbon county
hr:tw ~, an Old acquaintance IT mInr) said he wa
"H his way moving To the PG'le country; said his
Wagon vas "a snort distance back on the road
and after talking ut buying tract of land of me,
and settling IN Howard. he asked me TO loan him
my horse TO ride out and meet hi Wagon.
loaned him horse, saddle, birdie. marungule and
blanket, and he started back IN the Columbia road
In about three hours afterwards, learned from
gentleman who had just arrived from 81 Louis,
that thus same fellow had been telling similar
tale all the way from st Louis aud getting his
lodging over night and running off before day
without paying his bill, Ny horse is a black one
badly hp-shotten in the off nip; the saddle Is
very line one, Spanish tree, covered with blue rurh
end black leather. quilted seat Stirrup leather,
$Yered with thin black leather; the covering ol
the stIrrup feathers is ripped at the top and j.
hanging down on each side. The horse PAGES
generally and is pulled in his ANGLES behind ANY
information Of the thief, horse &c, 81 a. to ena-
bile me to get hold Of them will b. Thankfully r..
celved, and If delivered to me reasonable p,
ward will be given. He left this place ON Thar.
day evening about O'clock.
JOEL PREWIrT
FaYette, Nov 9Th JSl1
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Final Settlement.

Office Is hereby given. that the undersigned
l will sppiy at the January term of the County
court OF Charlton County. for final settlement Of
ms ExscutorshiP ON the estate Of Archibald Hix,
deceased
FREDERICK w. HIX, Executor.
Nov. 5lh, lS42 "a Az
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Splendid Fancy Books,

Suitable for Presents.
HENS of the Poets, Poetry of Flowers, Violet
~ Hem~ of American Female Poets. Queen of
overs The Dahlia. Sentiments Of Flowers
he N'gnionette, GoId>mith'S and Gray's Poems.
hrmemner me, Lady of the Lake, Lala Rookh,
bIogrnphTcal Annual. Childe Harold. Language
.ot Flowers, SACRED Album, Flora'S A lbum, Ches-
trrhelds Letters, all elegantly bound lust received
and for sale by i. HART
November, l542.
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l. A w Office.
Eayettee, Missouri,

JOHN B. CLARK & A. ]. HERNDON,
WILL hereafter practice law jointly; business
entrusted 10 one will receive the attention of both
A. J. HERNDON will give prompt attention
to cases in Bankruptcy.
GCT Office, northeast corner of the public
square, heretofore occupied by John Clark.
where one or both may generally be found.
Fayette, May 81, 1912 lot
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING,


VIE undersigned respectfully informs the cit.
zenS OF Glasgow and vicinity, that he is pre-
pared to execute all orders in his line in the most
fashionable and substantial manner. Being in the
regular receipt of the latest eastern fashions per-
sons wishing their garments made in fashionable
style, are invited to give him a call As he in
lends 10 work Chap for Cash and warrant all
"oTk done, ne especltully >Ocits a share of pub,
nc patronage
Shop adjoining the Pavilion Hotel"
". NJ EDWARDS
Glasgow, NSv 5th, 1912.
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GREATER BARGAINS .
Than Ever!

VIE subscriber offers the following lot of sta
pie DRY GOODS, to the people Of this
and the adjoining counties:
$50 pieces of dark calico, 81 to % cts per yard
20 bales brown domestic. I to 10 do
10 bleached e 10 10 30 do
IL doz. kersey pants, rs cts per pair.
d0z. jeans pants, l 25 do do
And general assortment of Dry Goods, to which
is added
5000 pair kip brogans, rs to 25 per pair
300 sewd calf do 25 10 so do
200 do kip boots 10 10 = 30 do
100 do cal! do 10 to 3 30 do
30 do morocco, brass heels. 3 to 4 do
Together with. go cases OF indies and children
boots and shoes, when will sell chea per
tiian can be purchased in the WESTERN
COUNTRY. and NO MISTAKE Merchants in
the country who do not wish to 90 east this fall,
ran repleni-h their stock at almost eastern prices,
at Goddin's old stand.
JOHN c. RONALD
Boonvile Oct. 10, lS42. 33lf'
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MARRIED,

On Thursday evening, 10th inst, BY the Rev
VIM. Patten, JOSEPH SEARS, Esq , to Miss AN
TURNER, all of this county.
6~rOur friend has very wisely adopted the in
.sPired motto that it sis not good for man to be
alone,' and has again suffered himself to be bounc
With ''the silken cord" He knows his duty, and
knowing, will willingly perform it. As for hi.
better half, she will doubtless feel that
''Stnall is the province of wife,
And narrow is her sphere of life;
Within that sphere to act Alright
Should be her principal delight.
To guide the house with prudent care,
And properly to spend and spare,
And make her husband bless the day
He gave his liberty away.
On the same day, Mr.. w. L. EARICKSON, to
Miss MARTHA DICKEN, all of this county.
In this city, on Wednesday morning last. by
the Rev. Mr., Blagden. Rev. CHARLES CLEVE
LAND, to Mrs. LUCY DUNNELLS, all of Bl>-
ton.--Boston Statesman.
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10 Country Merchants.
HOlyday Gift for ISl3.
4 Christian Fathers Present to his Fami1y,

4 CHTtWtuh FuheF7S PTcScW 10 las FHmilU
THE
Most sPendidIy illustrated and Cheapest Work
ever issued on the American Continents con
tanning more than
FIVE HUNDRED ENGRAVINGS.
Entirely new and original, aad exc
cuted by the most prominent artists of Eng.
land aud America, Cost Of preparing the
work $4,000. Price, $3.50,
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Fayette, Nov 9th, 1912

GEORGE ST. GEORGE JULIAN,
THE PaINCE b, henr, Co .kton, uuIno, 81
Valentine 'Vox," "S'anly rhurn," etc. conn etc
in one volume, with numerous illustration ius1
pu0hshed ana Tor sale by e. HART,
Boonville, Oct. 10Th lS4e
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Tn" above will be found the most useful and
'oHN'ar WORKS eY"r published for ea'trpri>ing men
. undertake the sale uf in a our ilis ID ru,,.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-12

ME undersigned offer for sale three Farms.
in Howard County; the LIST, containing one
hundred ann nneiy-six acres, with seventy or
eighty acres in culture; the I'd, two hundred a nd
-four acres, with one hundred and twenty or one
hundred aud thirty acres in culture; the 3D. eighty
acres, with thrty.ive or forty acres in culture In
point OF convenience for market, is good: being
only five miles from Rocheporr good outlets for
stock; bengin the forks of the old St Charles
road and State road from Rochrport to Fayetre;
n , 'nl'es rom the latter place; soil good for
Hemp or Tobacco. Taking the three Farms 10.
getber, would make one OF the best stock Farms
IN the country. being thereon five lasting springs
The buildings are common hewn log houses
Possession OF one place can BE- had Immediately
Terms to suit purchasers and the hard times. Call
and see
JEREMIAH FUCKER, Sen'r. & Jun'r.
Oct Sth. l-42 3O-3,n
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Clock ReDairiisg.

not made to run he charges nothing. All war
ranted to run H. months
lie keeps always on hand clock cords of the
best quality.
Letters addressed 10 him at Favprte will be
attended to al short notice. ISAAC SKINNER.
August 9th, lSI2 o3-3m
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AGENTS WANrEO.-A Agents responsible men
/" every ioNn and village IN tie United S,uir~
Address the subscriber, post paid. without which
no letter will b. taken 'r,m 'nr oh,n
ROBERT SEARS. Publisher.
No. l93 Nassau street, Ny
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New Goods ! !

New Goods !!
Great Bargains for CASH.!
VIE subscribers have just received a fresh
Il supply of seasonable Dry Goods, consist,
ing in part Of
Pilot and Beaver Cloths, Cassmcres and
Cassnets;
Shoes, Hats and Caps;
Brown and beached domes,cs;
Red, white green and spotted nannes;
Blankets; bed ticking, a superior article;
Russia hats, neat assortment;
Kid, seal, and calf gloves;
Iortols she'll and horn tuck, twist and side
combs;
Hair brushes and cologne water;
Otter Caps, fine article, very low;
Cotton Yarns and Candewick;
Nails, all sizes, first rare quality;
Pen and pocket knives;
We also have on hand a lot OF very superior
Pittsburgh grindstoues, which we will sell at
such prices as TO induce every farmer to buy one,
and will take in payment wheat, corn, or any
other marketable article, cash moi excepted.
SWlTZLER { SMITH.
October /, 1912
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To the Public.

John H POTTS, of Fayette Mo respect
- fully informs the public that he has procured
The patent for a machine, invented by himself for
cutting sausage meat. The principle upon which
it is constructed is Of the most simple nature.
which renders it more convenient aud durable than
any machine that has ever been invented for thai
purpose. He has no hesitation in saying that for
the use. of one family, one of them will last fifty
years. 1t is turned by crank, and single hand
can easily cut two hundred pounds per hour He
is having them manufactured and will have them
ready for sale in short time. He is also prepared
to venG the patent and the exclusive right for man
ufacturing them, to persons living in any county
or State in the union.
Fayette, Nov. Eth, 1912. 35-tf
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MOrris7s Tour.

NOTES of Il Tour through Turkey. Greacs
Egypt, Arabia, PETRA to the HOLY Land
Includ'nga visit to Athens, Sparta, Delphi, Cairo
rhebes, Mt Senai, Petra, &C., by E. Joy Morris
just published, forsale BY 3 HABIT
Boonville, Oct. 18th, is42.
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Final settlement.


August Term, 1912.
Thomas Brown, Complainant,
VS.. Bill in Chancerv.
Abraham Dover, Defendant\
Nov, at 'hIS day comes the complainant. bv
his solicitors, aud flies bis bill Of complaint
against the said defendant, and the Sheriff having
made return on the summons in this cause that
said defendant, ABRAHAM c. Dover, cannot be found
IN this county, and the Court being first satisfied
that process cannot be served on said defendant
and 1t also appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that the residence of the said Abraham c.
Dover is unknown 1t il therefore, ordered bv The
Court on motion of said cpnplainant's Solicitors
that the said Abraham G. Dover. be notified by
n publication of this order, to be made in som.
newspaper printed in this State fur eight weeks suc
cessveIv; the last insertion tn be at least four week
before the next December term of this Court that
the said complainant has filed his bill OF complaint,
against him the defendant aforesaid in this Court
10 complete and make absolute his title to the North
East quarter of section sixteen. in township fit,
nine and in range twenty. in the said County Of
Linn, in the State of Missouri, aforesaid: There
fore, the said Abraham c Dover is required to
appear in this Court. on the first dav of the next
term to be begun and held at the Court House
IN the town OF LnneuS, iu and for said County of
Linn, on the third Monday in December next, and
answer said bill of complaint. or the same wall be-
taken for confessed against him.
State of Missonri,l s.
County of Linn. { 90
|, John J. Flood, Clerk of the Circuit Court of
said County Of Linn, certify that the above Is a
true copy Of order from the records of the said
Circuit Court, made at the August term thereof,
1872.
Given under my hand and seal of said
rsr,t Court, at office. in the town of Linneus,
in and for said County of Linn this fifth
day of September, A. D. 1912
J. J. FLOOD, Clerk
Parsons g. Carson for Complainant
Oct |, 1912. 2g-St
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JOHN Ill. POTTS,
Final settlement.

FLOUk-ar 81 so per 100 lbs.
~ An extra article pnt up for family use. S:} %
per bb For sale by SWITZLER g. SMITH.
Oct 3 1912
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10 publishers Of Newspapers throughout
the tnted States AID BRITISH North
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SAa.a 4.

100 BARRELS salt at 80 cents NOR b,,-h,,
AOO re-petghed for sale for ca n oulv by
Oct 10th, 1912.
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IMPORTANT VALUABLE AND CHEAT
WORK.

In the course of publication. and will be rea5y
for delivery IN October, l-i2, compete in one
volume royal octave, containing about 600 puges
OF letter press, ami more than five hundred knrru-
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BoOnviIIe High school.

October, | lS42.-2O-2m.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-01
TO the Public.
DIR. TIARLICH,S PILLS

The superiority of DR.. HARLlCHS PILLS o.
yer any other medicine that has ever been offered
to the public, is, that they cleanse and purity and
strengthen. These ato importent items, and their
importance should not be overlooked. The system
is liable, from improv.dence and n,glcc,, to accu-
mulate bile. and variety Of diseased humors. To
purge the system Of these Impurities, should be
early attended to. If it be neglected, the patient
may be subjected TO painful disea.e and protraced
sutl,- ing THE GERMAN APERlENI
PILLS are admirably suited to this purp1se-
but more than this-whie they CLEANsR the sys-
TEN they rURiFr the BLOOD, and assist natu e
kindly in her operations. The CoMrouNb
STRENGTHENING Pills gives tone TO the stomach,
while thy impart vigor 10 the whole sy stem hence
they are a dcsideratutn, and no family should re-
main without them. In fact they are a sort Of
Family Physician" but unlike the "school men
for these Fills may be saily consulted in ALL
cases-ihey may be taken without INJURY in any
while they afford positive relief in many. We
only ask for fair triI of their merits and are will
ing TO abide the issue.
F. WOOLMAN, Burlington, n. J.
For sale at the store of
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
Jan. LIST. ISio. Agent
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APPROXIMATIONS WANTED.

WM. WILSON, from the parish of GIendeho,.
w key, LELAND, now residing In the city of Ian
caster, Pa, takes this method TO find out his full
uncle Thomas Greer, or Alexander Stewart, his
uncle by marriage, both supposed to live in the
county of Northumberland, Pa. If this notice
should be fortunate enough to find one DIR both of
the aforesaid gentlemen letter from either to the
said Wilson, Lancaster, will be thankfully received,
aShe feels anxious to know where they reside, 50
that he may he able TO address letter to them on a
matter of importance. Lest this notice might escape
the eye Of either of those gentlemen. it Is respect
fully suggested to nny uf their friends or acquaint.
antes who may it, to make it known to either
of them, if alive, and if otherwise, to of the
lations, so that the applicant may hear without de.
lay from some branch Of the family.
I
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NJ A R R lie ID !.

On the 26th ult., by the Rev. j p. Shindel, Mr..
MaarIS BucaER to Miss bucr AnNoLp, both
Of this place.
On hc ed ul,., by the same, Mr. JcsErn FAs.
uoLn, to Miss CArHERIsE HsnrzEL, both of Au-
gusta.
On the 23J ul., Ivy the Rev. John Ball, Mr..
HAnMAs KLINE 10 Miss MARY BAssET both OF
Shamokin.
On the 2sth ult., by the same, Mr.. JoHS CAMP.
BELL to Miss MAar WuSiNsoS, both of Irish
Valley.
ON the l4h ult., by the Rev. X. A. Fisher, Mr.
NArhANIEL LrTLE to Miss MAaY kEisrn, both
of Augusta.
On the 10Th ult, Ly the same, Mr.. MARTIN
GAss TO Miss ELrzABEra PLasISG, both of Sha-
maxim
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-01

Total Boston to Like Erie, 52e 1923 lT
III the above cost Of railroads in the State of
New York, west of the Hudson river The depots,
engines, ears, ETC., included; it is probable that
a further sum should be added for those items on
part of The eastern lines, and the aggregate COS, Of
the whole line from Boston to Buffalo may I've put
down at 6000,0O0 Of dollars. The distance from
New York city 10 Buffalo by the same route is 472
miles, OF which over 100 miles Of railroads yet
to be made. From New York to Dunkirb on Lake
Erie by the New Yok and Erie Railroad nclu-
ding 90 miles of river navigation TO Piermon the
distance will be about 46s miles, and the cost of
the New York and Eric Railroad is estimated at
nine millions ofdollars. Difference Of distance to
Lake Erie, in favor Of New YoIk over Boston, 54
miles, and difference of cost Of railroads 100000
of dollars also in favor Of New York when both
chains shall have been completed.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-01
TAVERN NOTICE.

and his Associate Judges Of the Court of Quar-
ter Sessiohs, IF the county Of Northumberland:
VBHHE petition of JACOB KRAM, of Shamo
Il kin, In said county, huinbly represents, that he
continues 10 keep tavern at his old stand, in the
town of Shamoin, and is well prepared for the ac-
commodaion of travellers, &c. He therefore prays
your Honors to grant him lirerise to keep Ia.
during the ensuing year, and he will pray, &C.
JACOB KRAM.
To THE JUD1Es ABOvE MENTIONED The sub
scrhers residents of Shamokin, hereby certify, that
Jacob kram, the applicant for the license, is man
Of good relute for honesty and Temperance, and is
well provided with house.ioom and convenences
for the lodging and accommodation Of strangers and
travellers, and that apubc house there isneccssary:
they therefore recommend him as proper per-
son to be lcenced 10 keep public house.
Joseph Snyder, John Thompson,
VIM Fegely, George kricger,
James w sIlace, John BouGhner,
Vim. Kuebl,r, William Farley,
John Trego, jeremiah Zimmerman,
Daniel Everett, NJ. H.kon.
Jacob Bair,
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At PUBLIC SALE.
A. FARM. GRIsT AND SAW MILLS.

A1IIl. be expos d TO pubic sale, on the uh Of
W Feb. 1914, at IL O'Clock, on The Premises.
the very valuable Property briefly described as
follows, having heen part of the jenkins Est,te,
vz 81 D acres 76 peTches, with allowance, OF which
about 100 acres are in cultivation, with large
Apple Orchard the residue Woodland, including
Limestone Land, end large veins of Iron Ore.
The premises are situated in East Buffalo town
ship, Union county, Pa, on the ives, side Of The
West Branch Of Susquehanna, about Ave miles
from Northunher and, and three from Lewi,huIg
adjoining lands Of Miss jenkins, and Messrs Shook
& Penny.
There are two never falling water powers form
ed by Turtle Creek, which ntersecIs the tract, at
one of which there is Clover Seed Mill on Bur
rails patent and a Millers House, and at the other
a Merchant FIGURING q let Mill Of stone with o.
yer hot wheels and three run m stones, aud a Saw
Mill. A good brick and frame Dwell ng House,
with Millets House convenient, and large loo
Bank Barn also erected. The nact j. well
wa,ered 10y springs and streams, and eiiglhly slIua.
ted in pnpulous neighhorhood.
TIE Iron OreOf MOnfOur's Ridge, extending
into the premises appears TO be in great abundance,
upon the rver bank, where IL is lard open, and is
heieyed to pervade he continuous ridge across the
Property. From an djaccnt tract, the Shamokin
Iron Company now procure The Iron Ore far their
Furnace, and both tracts nliIrd comm, dous and
free navigation, promoted by tire siack-waer Of the
Shsmokin DAM TO the Rail Road at Sunbury,
which leads to the Shamokin Coal Mines and lion
I Works.
/ Purchasers are invited to view the premises
carefully, and uron inquiry they win find the lille
4 fr,e from all doubt and difficulty.
I The terms ofpayment are when the Proper
/ ty is.uuck of $500, and as the deed is
rendered, which will he within five days the further
sum Of $500. OF the res due, $4,000 may re-
4 main unpaid for three years. aud the rest in equal
yeaIly insraments of s. 900 year, from the llmt
of sale. All no, paid at the delivery of the decd
to he secured by bond and mortgage, bearing in er
eel. Further inquiries may I've made Of
HENRY w. SNYDER, SeGmgrore,
Assignee Of Samuel Klmher /; or Of
HUGH BELLAS, SGnbury.
! January, LIST, isi2.