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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
Universal Principlcs-rcsultins from the
Science of Fourier.

These principles explain the Mysteries OF Scrip
lure and of Nature and account for all diversties
of Doctrine in the human mind as various aspects
OF one universal truth which may be reconclled
wi,hou. ncgation. They show all sects and parties
to be partly right and partly wrong in their res
pec,ye views; right, in their assertions OF parlic-
ulars truths, but wrong in their negations OF all
other aspects but their They show that
temporal and spiritual truths cannot be Disturbed,
either practically or in theory without involving
error and deuson and that nothing short OF uaitary
combination can relieve the people from their
present state OF temporal and spiritual destituton
:rhsy also show that unity of action and opinion IN
Religion and in Politics can never be attained by
disunited efforts in Society and that associate
unity is now the only principle Of progress which
can reconcile true liberty with order and conser
vativc stability in Church and State.
The maze Of party politics and doctrinal the
olocy has now become 50 dark and intricate, that
few are able to acquire definite opinion for them
sclve. in either policy or doctrine, nor can any OF
the many partial and oue-sided views of truth IN
their intolerant cxcusivism be satisfactory TO simple
minds, who ardently prefer the truth 10 all things,
and desire to act in strict accordance with Its dc
tatcs. The principles of universal unity alone
;enuble US to thread this maze of controversy and
iscctariau strife by throwing light upon the destiny
soi man, and opening the mysteries concealed IN
Scripture and in Nature. They show that party
politics are all deusive and that temporal and
spiritual unity must be effected In association
before man can be relieved collectively from 'gno-
rance and misery. London Phalanx
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

Lccturc.-A Lecture will DC delivered before the
Fourier Assocation Lecture Hail. All Broadway,
Friday cycnng next; q O'Clock IL viii consist
free
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

T. The regular meeting of the FOURIER ASSOCIATION
Will be held TIE Lecture Hall, No. All Broadway, This
Evening O'Clock, precisely. Members particularly
requested 10 alteaA 4. GILES, Rec. Sec'ry.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
NgORISON'S Hygeian Medicines

WI SoTICE.-whcreas, 4. A. Ssnianos, of "a Broad.
way New-York, /, making an improper ute OF Messrs
rines This is ,e eiore 10 inform tie public that Mr
Samanos is not authorized 10 sell a0RisoN'S PILLS
IN New-York asd that Messrs orrisons' only Agents ID
N,wYort ars Mcssrs FIRTH L. HALL, of No. / Frank
lin square from whom alone The Meaicines can be had gen.
une. tSigHetl eiphiiSciskG W
Dated British CoIeg. OF Health, NJ Roadc London,
limo is,s Ia.2 yar
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Ty'HOMSONlAN-Do you want health,

YOU abandoned lnvaIii,!- Doctor Cyru, Thomson ~
Getlde, Dnondaga Co and Dr. John Thomson, OF Albany
New York have opened an lDirmay at3i3 Bro"mes street
Raising B6nd Dyspepsia nfIaunIaory Chronic Rhc1na
tiS, crnula and D,opsv may be cuced other
dlsircsn. complaints may be removed after the urr :"
all Other remedies Call aud patients at tie
u'rnnry under treatment from whom facts can be learned
that would NOT be prudent for Others Ia proclaim as regards
their rapid improvement health Also the original
and complimentary letters romtheir Majestic, The Kings
Prussia and massive gold medal ironi LOUIS
PHILIPPE to Doctor John IhCtiaon. These two brothers
have had upwards year, each Of experience in The
most de. .peyae The couutry, host ot les
mony winch they Cal. ad.iGcc vii certify, which IN
the opinion OF trcc several ,mrilceo appointed by The
tcf and Doctor honsons patients personally, Albany
interview with the patients at ihc lnnary ny DINERS
ln, arr diseased will 10 satisfactory III the highest degree
10 lhe latter Call and spe them as ii Yy nothing but
the trouble of In. visit Salt Rheum Plies and ocrofua of
tl,a ,vo,s, L;od -ured s25 I'm
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A S S OCIAT
". Plan for Reorganization of Society

II The ditorssip n his corn IS district from, tnt Of
ne Trb,e I,ters subject to be GddresScd,
postpaid II A. BRISBANE rs Leonard street, NerYork.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

y EHIGH CUhL-IU Ut SUUSCTIUtT UI :
fers for sale Lehigh Coal No. by the Cargo at his
wharf in New Brunswick ~ j. from the bsats at the low
nrce Of IS 60 per ton t2240 lbs saunch Chunk weght
Also from his yard al So Is per ton Boats viii be al hs
WI arr on Weesdy nert and two weeks from That unr
og 2w- GEORGE Ii. STOUT.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

The ExPEcrANT: Novel. By Hiss ELLEN PICKERING.
In two volumes Philadelphia, Carey & Hsrt: New
York, Wiley l. Putnam.
The authoress of this novel has written several
similar works which are said to be very entertain
ing. We have read none of them and can say
nothing, therefore, of eur own knowledge
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
sOL. III. NO. E57.

ruc t.yp,.-,x Souvenir An Offering frr Christmas and
Tho Eew-year: Ediiea By ISAAC SHEPHERD. Bos
i'm. n B. williams. New, York: Saxton Miles, 2o5
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

KNEW it not, sweet child, OF
Had smo,hered that dcspondins sigi
For it hath checked thy JOYOUS song.
Thine eye with tears it fIelh now
a shadow restclh on thy brow
My child, my child. did thee wrong
What dost thou whisper in mine earl
Sweet words, God bless thee, Mother dear.
Nv own fond one, thou art TO me
A hope, blessing and snide--
No more shall doubt and fear abide;
II meckly learn my faith Of thee.
God bless thee gentle words and kind,
The offspring of trusting mind
They bear a pledge, when lips like thine,
Forgetting childhood's random speech,
Do thus higher lesson teach,
And mystic words like these combine.
God shield thee for heart like thine,
Where truth and tenderness combine,
Alas, is doomed too much to know
Of sympathies all vainly spent
OF love to binding worship lent
And all life's strange and hidden wo.
God shield thee, my poor, my gentle boy
Would tha. the cup Of life and JOY,
Dashed from thy mcther's lips away,
Might with thine own of fate be blended,
And all the ill for thee Intended,
Upon herbosom only prey.
Ju!y ~, 1912
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cToVEs.-J. THoMPsoN's PRE-

GTOVES.-J. THOMPSON'S PRE-
mut Russia Sheet Iron Parlor Store, Hall, Of'cs,
and Nursery Stoves have been 10 use nine years ana
,re so well known but little need be said about tbeD'
The Aueric has awarded me two premiums Tor
the be cheapest in the market Their great a
vantage otlsrs is that they have ash pipe wnicb
CARRIES off the light ashes 80 troublesome in other oyes
and 50 injurious furniture and eTchandise These sDye
are eot with the privilege Of trying them two weeAs sn
returning them without charge, il they do not prove
tory Although they the cheapest OF any ~ the p cent
now the prices jus, reduced from l" ~ - ,5ken for
These stores are for sale retail, and ofdcfs '
wholesale at the following places: =. rfcL Il NJ Y.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM, iso "feen"'S"
w WILLIS CO, Io Y
WI. SWEETS, 2O4 Canal street, ~ ~ v v
}. BALD~INs, NM SJ5 Jp5onnahirepse, ni n. Y.
Gil. STOUT, New, M runs nssssss s,es, NJ.
BACKUs BRoTHEEss, Syiii be promptly attended
Orders sen, TO the sno'cfi JONATHAN THOMPSON.
TO. - .,.,t z2d. 1872 SO I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
N EWS FROM DOWN EAST.-From

IA E.NNS FROM DOWN EASI.-F rom
re.pecrablc merchnn, of Passport, Ne. Aug. 18Th,
l9il-Dr jayne Please 10 sendm large supply OF your
valuable medicines particularly OF il Exp.cGran' as
have great demand them in TIE Brush Provinces
gentleman from Windsor province of New Brumwick,l
Was passing through here hi, wayo Boston, TO etcured
of Bronchitis when RI amended 10 HIM your E1peco-
rant; did the ul for him, and he returned home per-
t-ctly cured. JOHN bEChsOi.C
The Expec,oran has brought manto llte here after
his ply>carS had eiyen him up, and hr had taken nothing
,or Ircc tiays Iii, complaint called consumption.
happened 10 call IN, and saw Inn ~ very distressed stua
ii.1 recommended his wife Try ie Expectorant,
thinking that might give him some easr, and he would
expire with less agony, but e recovered right away. Inc
Doctors blew up. iours, Sc, IN haste ~
JOHN BEKCFORD.
Prepared Only by Dr. d. Jayne, 20 South Third street.
Philadelphia.
:old al wholesale and retail by tho agents A. D. d.
Sands. druggists No. ~ Fulton corner OF Gold st. and loo
Fullon 81 also by Abraham g. Sands Co No 10 BROAD
way tGraniie Buding) Chambers street, David
Sands Co No. a East Broadway corner Markei-street
SIS I'm
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and qelGffr od By Dr. D. jayne No 20 South Third
Sold nj wholesale aud retail by the agents. A A. b. D.
81 nru.yi,ts 70 Fulton street coFnc! D ',oi sncet,
20 y i,an sireet also sold by David Sands Co n
au E, n Rr,ai,say corner OF Market street; Abraham b.
Sn,H Co rs Broadway tGsanite Buidingl corner OF
SaRtIs Sd Us, 9 ~ D,,sa, sl6 I'm
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PRINTING INK MANUFACTORY.

PRINTING INK MANUFACTORI.
The subscriber has for upward OF twenty years
which time has been used extensively throughout ul
United States His long periencc manufacturer oi
Ink and likewise as practical Printer, enables hm IN 'ur-
nh bis brethren throughout The Unlon VINO
may favor him with their CUSTOM with Ink OF very supe.
.ir quality Interchangeable COLOR and on rcasonabe
terms rLe Ink is well calculated work on The compo-
s,on roller and all descriptions OF presses now IN use
The subscriber likewise manufactures lux ol various coo'
VIZ Red, Blue, Green, Sc j.,
Orders addressed his mauuacory on Fron,,srec. Oe
tween Montgomery and Gouvernenr Streets EaS ni.cr'
will be punctualy attended to. GEORGE Ma1HER
The above Ink is AT present used on this paper o8 I'm
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In typographical beauty and lastcfulness of aP-
,arclinr. we think this Annual fully equal to any
ever rublishcd in America. It's embellishments
are excellent, bu, less remarkably a portrait
of Mar Yohannan, the Armenian Bishop, is among
them. The articles are fortytwo in number and
among the names Of contributors we remark the
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
TO A DISCERNING PUBLIC. |

Sepreser'aron Is an inherent principle firmly seated in
the heart OF man. He aigh upon the shores OF Time
r1os helpless OF all Gods creatures h scn a Reason
her Standard he thinks and cncirc!es him
self with OBJECTS OF projections being endowed with
most noble intellect which distinguishes him a, The head oil ali
R his power HouE;ns are leveled rivers turned from
their the land gr with bound tracks enabling
him 10 fly, as II were ~h the wings OF the wind the
parkles beneath his feet the gallant ship speeds
to some distant shore Bu, with all this delegated wisdom.
Is helpless still the green foliage nature is de-
sr"yed by tie autrmra! itcSs 70 men cut down by
the hand OF disease Ii walks abroad and stay
it. progress men fall by the wayside and others
their loss Eut rs the hiStnr Of mankind evinces gradual
Improvement who III sag that suffering and pain
company in all our walks OF life. Among many and
important, discoveries of this generation one recently
noanCed 10 he public, whose fame will be written with
4 sunbeam in the history Of The past SANps's SARsAfA-
RllA stands forth alone, ar by works procaiuis
powertha; eloqucnce, ircsistbIy affecting in
appeals OF the suffering for relief, has been answered.
as furnished in the records These things are
done in places Unknown town. but are
done IN public places and the highways They are
brought before the world to substanliate beyond doubt
healing virtues OF this preparation, and fhe facts
folded, although gigantic, plain the light ot,ay
and where is that High Priest of Envy that aiE>ay
Truth.
the following OF an nye,erate OF ScrouIa i,
submitted the careful consideration Discerning pub
lic and truth vouched for from such
be called in question. 1t may well be sad, Truth is
E,c,,on
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
WEsoLE NO. aG9.
DOOTS AND SHOES-A general as

x W I =. -ftNI7 .III = frsA--4h f,tNcI al t.S
q ~oumcui Of siE<'S. BOYS ard YOUTHS BOOTS,
SHOES and BR0tjaNS, viz. Mems boyS' and youths
lhic& boots, cali and Kip seved ana pegged mems and
boys thick and Kip brueaH> womeR>, misses snt chill
dren> booees hu>kins. slippers. &c A,o, tur csnh an!
seset CAPS fine SIX az! cJEcy ha! Al! sold loNv tor
Casbor cit accry;anceS. by tie loze. Country
merchants would tu Vel 20 call ard examine
GALE < Co.'S 250 Pearl street,
cS 2uit under {. =. Hotel. n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
EY MRS. sEBi SMITH,

THE cHAD's BENEDICTloN.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
SPLITTING

" OF BLOOD. &c-TO CONSUMfTl' ES.-Four
ffh ot yor are really suffering from neglected Colds or
an Obstruction consequent Inflammation ot the delicate
lining OF those through wLich the AR We breath
distributed Is, every part OF the lungs. This Obstruction
produces pain and soreness, hoarseese cough dcuy oil
breathing hectic s-ver aud splitting o blood matter ar
and ends in deab. JAENE'S EXPECTORAN'f never
fail, 10 remove this obstuct,on and prodsces ne mo't
pleasing and happy results II i, certain IN us GheGl ana
No 20 soutf Third street, philadelphia Sold al wholesale
and retail by the AGENTS 4 b D. Sands, DrUggIsts No.
"a Fulton street corner of Gold and No 100 Fulton 81
Also >old by Duyd Sands Go. No. n Ea. Broadway,
corner Mar. stAbratau 3. SandsG Co No I5 Broad
80, re: :r,rt- RrIir, corner of Chambers SIS I'm
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-JAIxEs ExpEcToRAST TRIumpHANT:-d CTd-I
ye the public the following facts that all interested may
be benefited by the operation
am sixy.four years OF age have been for tour years
seriously tcted with the asthma have tried several phys!,
ard taken many OF great ana
without any essential advantage For w0 years "as ne
able 20 pass the whole OF night in my bed on con'u's
10 take Dr. Jayne's Expectorant Th. medicine oEefac
ted as he told me il WouId do have taken b'e ootIes
il and consider nrself in cured by IT. Cd" J %
law comfortably all night; free from the " III
lung. and weakness Of the stomach Sheh 10 f.y
S.ensor,. - me-pow enjoy il, though am not sn-
'Tely lree IRON. o'i'e' '''' PBENEZER WEBSTER.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

Nv ATCH GLASSES-Th subscri-
Wv Der offers for sale his sock OF Lunt1e, Patent,
Patent Flat Round and Half Flat Watch Glasses
in convenient lots, at Nc John-street, up stairs
~ Inns JOHN GRAY0ON.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

We shall make several extracts from this win
ming volume when. more space is afforded us for
Literary matter For the present This must sui
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

p,srence is also made ff any farther evidence
. Jnn.. Rrown of the house of Brown. Brothers x
70 % ", who is acquainted viii. above PARTICULAR IL whose
nIoy the above named Thomas Turner was lot
prsd and sold al wholesale and retail and for e7por'
,.,;nn bv A. B. SANDS l. co. Druggists and Chemists
G,ani,e uildngs, z73 Broadway corner OF CnamoeT-
Ean @ Wort Sold s,o 5y A. g. D. Sands, 70 and JOG Fu
ne NE D. SANDS Co n East Broadway corner Market
sir.et. Price 81 per bollIei SIX bottles Tor 81 N'a
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

NHEAP STORE.-WINDOW Glass,
" PAINTS. OILS, &c.
500 boxes Window Glass. by 8 "a by To-
500 . by ii to 10 by i2.
enGO 10 by II TO - by Is
lGoo and Picture Glass, IS by ID
to "a by 50. =.
500 French Window and Picture Glass, e-3 lo32-44
1000 kegs White Lead, 81 lbs. TO 500 lbs.
20OO lbs Paris aud Chrome Green
5 bbls. Neal>foot Oil.
20 Spirits rurpentlne
lsQO lbs Imperial Green. in Can. 10 to 20 lbs.
80 hbls Glue (Agent io Peter CooPtr.)
10 cases British Lus,re or Stove Backing
. bbls. Venetian Red, (Englsl)
10 cases Chrome yellow, Baltimore
500 lbs. Ground Prussan Blue, (wnrranlsd pure)
100 bblS Whiting; so do. Gildcrs Whiting.
For Ip ~ A IA,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
REUTUAL INSURANCE.-On Dwell

HENRY LoTT, Secretary.
a2s Il RlcRtRp r. DUNN SURVEYOR
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

~ make use ot TIE timed and lead pipe II T the above
purpose which they insert by The patent without
opening the ground. They having reduced TIER prices
wOuid sct all persons intending take the give
them call. CHALMERS & " lILthNiS, Plumbers,
corner OF Spruce an! Williams streets
y. 3. Bath Tubs Shower Baths Wafer Closets &c, htted
upin the most improved manner aa all carpenter, WORK
appcTtlrIaa 10 The business supplied to The rate o6 wH
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
HE T RIB u NE.
Iiterarp Notices,

A Magazine for Literature, Philosophy and
~ f.l1oo. yn No X October, 1872 Boston: K. p Pea.
We Now rnrk: e. =. Francis.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

L71NA Fire Insurance Company of n.
"A Y.-0Acr No. 81 Ma!l->L-ln-ure against los OF
damage by Gre dwelling houses stores goods furniture
y,S and ;her caryoes in port and property generally
as tavorahis terms a. any Other office.
DIRECTORS
Charles Town. c. 5. Woodhul. John T. Stagg,
John Aas George Pomeroy, f.. Is. Clayton
Fred'S PentZ, p Louis Feulhe, Geo. colgate,
Russell StebbnS, J. J. NJ. Valentine, Isaac l. Piatt,
Chester Clark VIM. Whi;ewright, z. " Blackwell,
L. AZ. HOLMAN, Wm. A. F. PcnlI, q. w. Cot.
\ y. Skll!p ~ l.. Marsh Jos. Jameson,
X PrCg. }. L. Muller Joshua Jones'
A. w Hupcdcr, J,o Van BcSkcrck Silas Wood,
Theop's Anthony Daniel L. GRAY. William II. Thorn.
CHARLES TOWN, President
HENRY LoTT, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
IMPORTANT Discover IN
AND CHEMICAL OIL LAM]'S
WARRANTED TO BURN AT ONE HALF THE EArENsE
or either Oil or Gas

y KAN CASES Mems, Boys and
[..pUU Youths thick Boots, for sale cheap for
cash by a. CHAPLIN,
o8 6w. 15S Pear->tree up stairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

Il THE WORLD !!-CONANT, $50 Grand stIees ,, iSs ~
now on band of the a,es, spring fashion, an e1See.
sornent of Silk Hats 81 s. 81 30 and Sa redncinn o
50 each hat rsm former prices Also superior
article OF Fur Hat for ST. equal TO any sold IN Inc ey A IA
81 80 and S The public are respectfully invited 10 Cav"
good assortment OF Boys Hats and Cap, on hand.
aus 2meodTTh&S CONANU. go Grand.st. near Allen.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
lAZED HARDWARE PAPER

4 Il lar Hats.-Iust finished, the most splendid article
Hats at the low prise of S. Also an article a, 81 80 equal
in durability and lusre to those commonly sold al 81
BROWN Practical Halter li6 Canastreet door above
SuIljvan-s, 20 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

Il The Kings OF France and Prussia are 1homSoniaBs
and have awarded the author a splendid Gold Medal
and very complimentary letters. NEW: YORK True
THOlfSON{1N INFIRMARY IND MEDICINE
STORE No I:s BONEi Y, Opposite The Theotre) under
the direction OF DR.. j. NJ NORRIS, who has had over
aav.n ,csrs .xneri.uc. in lbs practice Ol0 st
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-31
New Goods =!

Great Bargains for Cash.
TIVE subscribers have just received q fresh
4 supply of seasonable Dry Goods, consist
ing in part Of
Pilot and Beaver Cloths, CassimeIes and
Cassnets;
Shoes, Hats and Caps
Brown and bleached domestics;
Red, white green and spotted iannels
Blankets bed ticking, superior article
Russia hats a neat assortment;
Kd seal, and calf gloves;
Tortois she'll and horn tuck, twist and side
combs;
Hair brushes and cologne water,
Otter Caps, fine article, very low;
Cotton Yarns and Candlewick;
Nails, all sizes, first rate quality;
Pen and pocket knives;
We also have on hand lot OF very superior
Pittsburgh grndstones, which We will sell q,
such prices as to induce every farmer to buy one.
and will take in payment wheat, corn, or any
other marketable article, cash not excepted.
SWITZLER & SMITH.
October 1, 1912.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-31
No. AZ.
NEW GOODS.

The undersigned has just received and is now
opening fresh assortment of goods, consisting in
part of the following articles:
Brown Muslins, Blue Prints, Mourning do,
Tabby Velvet, Red Padding, Canvass.
3D. Bleached Shifting, A do do,
Jackonets assorted, York Jeans,
Black Italian Cravats,
Black Cotton Hose,
Worsted Binding, Pins assorted,
Ivory Combs, Redding do,
Pearl Shirt Buttons, Bone do, do,
Bone susp. do, Iron do, DO,
Horn Coat Buttons,
Assorted sewing cotton,
Patent thread GALLONS,
Narrow ribbands, assorted,
Boys seal Gays, mems do do.
Ticking, spool cotton,
Bobnet, footing, edging,
Cap paper, calf boots, assorted,
Mems kip and thick brogans,
Boys calf shoes, ladies' do. do.
Ladies' kid do.
Nails axes tea cups, tumblers
Plates, assorted, brown and loaf sugar.
Coffee, lead cotton yarn, &c. &c. just recd
and for sale by JOEL PRENITT.
November 9th, 1912.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-31
GREATER BARGAINS
Than Ever!

TNNHE subscriber offers the following lot Of sta
IL pie DRY GOODS, to the people of this
and the adjoining counties:
$50 pieces of dark calico, 81 to 25 cts per yard
20 bales brown domestic, Z to ID do
10 I" beached 90 10 to 20 do
~ doz. kersey pants, rs cts per pair
doz. jeans pants, 25 do do
And general assortment of Dry Goods, to which
is added
5000 pair kip brogans, IS to % per pair
300 sew'd calf do 25 to 80 do
200 do kip boots 90 too SO do
100 do cale do 90 to 3 so do
50 do morocco, brass heels, 3 to do
Together with 60 cases of ladies and children's
boots and shoes, which l will sell cheaper
than can be purchased in the WESTERN
COUNTRY, and NO MISTAKE. Merchants in
the country who do not wish to 60 east this fall
can replenish their stock at almost eastern prices
at Goddin's old stand.
JOHN c. RONALD.
Boonvile, Oct. 49, 1912. 33lf
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-31
STATE OF M1SSOURI,)
/ County of Macon. {

Macon County Court-November Term, 1912.
A T this day came John Terrell, Administrator
IA of the estate Of William Drinkard, decd,
and filed his petition, inventory, &C., of the es-
tate of said deceased, all of which was verified by
affidavit setting forth that there is not sufficient,
assets in his hands to pay the debts due by said
decd, and praying the sale of The following real
estate belonging to said estate for the payment
Of the debts due by said deceased, to wit: The
North east quarter Of Section ID, Township SO,
North Range l6 west, and the Court considering
said petition reasonable and proper for the purpose
aforesaid it is ordered by the Court that the Ad-
minstrator aforesaid give due notice to all persons
interested, by publication in some newspaper
printed in this State, directed by law. that said
application has been made and that unless the con.
ltrary be shown on or before the LIST day of the
next term of this Court, which term will com.
mence on the lst Monday in February, 1S43, in
the court house, in the town of Bloomington, in
said county, an order will be made for the sale
Of the whole or so much of said real estate as
will be sufficient for the purpose aforesaid, unit
which time this cause is continued.
In testimony whereof that the above is
true copy of the records of said Court.
| [sEAL. have hereunto set my hand and affixed
the seal Of said Court, this 9th day O
November, 1912.
D. C. HUBBARD Clerk.
| Nov. 10Th, 1912, 36-6t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-31
FINAL Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter
1 ested in the estate Of Sias D. Proctor, decd,
that will apply to the County Court of Howard
County, on the first Monday in February next,
for final settlement of my administration of said
estate. JOHN PROCTOR. Admir-.
Dec. 18th, 1872. 40--4t.