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THOMAS L.. BELT,

RNEY AT LAW,
..a .'. FAYETTE, Mo.
WILL practice in all the Courts of Howard
w County, and in the Circuit Courts Of
Boone, Randolph, Charlton, Saline, and in The
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Illustrations of great moral truths; Tho Old Soldier
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REF EREN cBs.- sr '.tE
Dr.. G. R. Scott, Fayette, Mo.
4aitsn H Tulass' Glasgow, Mo.
J. & A. Kerr, ........ r.s.. ...,
Robt. Anan & Co. G. ~,
Wilson & Brother, o'' LOUIS MO,
Sprowl & Agnew, 81
e. w. Hannah e. Co IN n .l ..
John Doyl, oai'tnio'e' mo. ;ss
Fla. Conkling, No. 166 Pratt st. N. Y. city.
Crawford Washington, Esq. Pittsburg.
Edward Crawford, Louisville. Ky.
Jacob A. Kline, Wheeling-Virgnia Hotel.
Oct. 9th, 1S41, .. ...
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J A M SH. BIRCH,
C.. P. B ROWN
JOHN A. POWELL.

ATTORNEY AT Law AND SOLICITOR IN CHANcEHr.
WI practice in the several Courts OF the
w Counties of Howard, Boone, Charlton,
Randolph, Cooper and Saline. 10 80
OFFICE OPPOSITE HOWARD HOTEL,
FAYETTE, MO. ~" s'l'-S
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pLoUGH LINES-lO doz. Bernard, bemn
J. lines, for BY yn1,t pppTTrr ne'np
April 9Th, 1871 M" III
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Jung eoPie DoOR
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Scott's Novels and Peo-
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CROSS CUT SAWS, for sale by
~ SWITZLER & SMITH.
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y lDDLES and wire sifters, for sale BY
~ SWITZLER g. SMITH.
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The first romance writer Of the age The splen-
did productions of This great author have hitherto
small towoS and in the country H. ,a,z paper
they will obtain his worGs f- ahuu, me ientg
Of the price demanded FIR them by he book>elln,s
Another feature of the NoTloN will he the puolea.
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RONNEfS--A few Of superior quality for sale
~ by SWI7ZLER d SMITH
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LUCINA CORDIAL.

barely fs nfs ns e Ss,
has only its throughout this hesisIher.
and sustained the vast which had aequ
BY Ike = la, Ssen to pos
in the Of mcipent consumption The knowledge OF
man frame first suggested idea Of using way AUD
he % y G %sdn n Sss .S Sae.. 'GS
with due precauon under the control Of the patient 1t is
Gsr as s ree%es in Giee If Al
bus difficult painful Incentinence of Urne and
impulse wanted throughout this United
States has taken precedence Of all other medicine in such
ing speedy perfect permanent and effected without pain
trouble Should there Be any person ss01g %
tested rts recommend them with all confidence anc
personal responsibility feeling ISSUED # they CIV,
and sratelaIness 10 b. MsEein will BE- the result But
o hs a ss co pnepy ba.ed on is thoroughly %
yesated ndubbe and generally admitted TO enabls
to restore vre powers males when reduced and ap
Pent hopeless p9s,raion 70 perfect health and aetyty
Dr. Magnin notwithstanding immensef oeign celebrity and
the Of respectable testimony thar accompanied it,
sonoi assurances particulars but now after the eor
sale upwards Of hundred thousand bottles coupled
and knowledge founded personal observation
hesangy warrant il as far exceeding my most ssngne hopes
most important which uded and has be
come 50 Justly and universally popular, To be as e.pis
Bile for the assumption that the Lucna Cordial can invie
crate the wrs powers "a males and max. hsm ipeunds
also that can produce that state
o. s wne wnS suspe S 90 So
ihaye 70 so raniY exceedingly de
munde rstood and full guarantees the great responsible
ty which have cheerf!y assumed With feelings Of SINCERE
fuena CcEsi has been nron country.
MAN, tine fu1 N y'y 2SsSsR hI%SIs MD
street, New York. and % North sis,h street Philadelphia
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Foreign smportstIOns.

LVERPooL-Ship George Washing tons Cooley
s Smith, pkg VI L Sanuel-l A Ash--6 NlcFarlane-9
Fou!ds, Stobo Coo HeIrck-l Ahles Ssitle-i A
Mathey-l ID w Gaves-3 w tenbrenner-7 A Hunting
ton Coz Smith, Thurzat co.'s Harvey Sagg-3 A <
Eyerson-2 II Irwin II bbotsen-l Townsend. Sayre
COS Hayden-4 T LuqueeI son-2 Appleton On
derdonk-l4 Patton SIewart-2 Hunt-5 Stacy Ma
pier Grips col kidgway-L Peabody Riggs co-2i
Gorton, Hodges CO.'S Godfrey Patrison col Bend
% Lagrave-2 w w Chester Sooman Il Hart ii T
Cooper A Newbold-6 % u w Pail Coz Nissan,
Bryce jones' Robinson cot A Lagrave-t Bnck-
erhof Catn Gale-5 Wenman Wyckof-a Jos Hudson
% Butterield Fsher-l0 Oakley Nevns co.'s
Russell * col e. Potter-l Griffin Pullman-1 Persse
Brooks-8 Ston. col G Robinson--l Hall Brothers, NJ
Thomss-5 Wight, SuRes Shaw-l3 Cox-t Carmi.
chael Spencer-2 Gee Stacy-i0 ngs Scott Adshead
&col6 Jones2 I Spencer-2 Pedsonce i-j9 Josiah
Macy son-l w q Hunt K cog Lord Taylor-s Haber.
shaw Jones' James Patton Seo9s Sands Fox eols
Mintum Co.'S w m Wild-i65 to order
BREMEN-Shp Pylardl cask % bxs Ahrenfedt-5 Meyer
Stucken-l L Poppe-l trunk c Muller-2bx x
Schumacher
TURKS IsLANDBlig Wampanoag6750 bushels salt Badger
x Peck-32 bxs 6 cks bay water Pension.
TRINIDAD DE CCBA-Bak Eirn333 boxes Peter Har
mony & co.
CURAcoA-Bg Tam OShanteriOO bbls salt tons Mica
ragua wood Ill bales skins 80 do madden FouIk
81 Panama hats Hoyer.
Domestic ImpOrtati0ns.
NEW ORLEANs-Big Oneans-Wheat, lead, SC. TO w II
Mccullough, Denman Gosdhue co, Robt Bache John
sou son.
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Sales Mt the Stock Exchange.
state OF Trade.

THERE'S fine business doing, but the dealers who
in the city here with the expectation Of getting
goods very low The prospect Of the passage Of the pro-
goods to be firm in their demands which consequently
tards lsiness.
.ashes-The market has been active and at improving
prices Pots sold at 662 nearly 1000 bbs have changed
hands Pearls have gone up to &c. which they command
freely and many Of the holders decline selling that
Advices from Havre the ID quote Pots tOa46E
BeesWar-About 1900 lbs sold 80 for southern
yellow.
Coai-Liverpool is selling at $6to ~.
Cofee-The sales of the week have been follows
1000 bags Brazil a9t SEQ do Laguyra, Oh 400 do ia
II lit; 200 do Cuba, ST ST. 500 do St. Domingo 81
as; 700 do do, 62a7
Cotton-There has been better feeling in the Market
and prices have been frm Sales follows 1880
bales Uplands 81 600 do Mobiles 81 Oh 1000 do New
Orleans, Ct a st.
Atea sale took place with the following results Terms
approved satisfactory notes at six months.
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scarce and high but the crops promising and
in the OF two months look for lower rates.
IMPORTS Of all kinds exceedingly low and generally
without demand. Specie continues high, may be seen
from quotations. We have seldom Few drnffs
Europe offering for the past or months l3 on
London readily TAKEN while there nothing offering on
Holland The Trading Company, which drew freely last
year, have this year drawn nothing Dates from the u
s. are to 29th December, via AMER. per Ann McKm !;
from Singapore 10 LIST inst The Sarah Parker the
ly American and would probably load for the IT, States
here. We shall have American vessel after the depar
ture Of the Louvre. We remain, respectfully,
Your most obedient servants.
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r. BATAVIA, April Is, ls42
40 THE EDrroR TINE New YoRx HERALD
DEAR SIR
mere being direct opportunity TO the United States
improve the conveyance for continuing advices
our last Per robin Hood under date 2sth JAM
s ranssctsons in produce have been confined mostly
h soont " 900 pecols Of good Batavia quality have
20 Europe at flo MOI per pecol which with
me low ireighs now current will make the costs come
lower IN Europe than for some years previously The
new crops OF this article promise well.
conee there remains only few thousand pecols of
the last crops 5000 to pecos could be n "a
should the new crops in early to market the
rate Will no doubt so down materially The next month
new coffee mist begin to make its appearance and should
the demand be as small as anticipate we think we are
warranted in saying that prices will be reduced Tho
whole quantity Of free Coffee this year will not varv
much from 600 pecols -
In sumatra coffee since last the price has not var
ed f1e a 20 have been the current rates.
We have the pleasure OF advising that we expect the
daily announcement of Government Tin auction and
assured they will be continued every three months
as formerly None of this article having been offered for
long time, the value is nominal.
Rice, whic has been shppedt Europe to extent
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MEDICAL, AID.

nR. GREGORY, long accustomed TO prescribe for dis
~ of private nature, reside, at 81 Mott He has
been familiar with these complaints many years and having
been particular and close observer and effect he has
profession which has enabled him introduce valuable
Improve his practice He does bo,st Of making
rapid and hasty but his satisfaction is perform the
rough and radical and short oftime it
possibly be done with advantage TO the rsten and
generally speaking for the patient observe
any change business Hasty and mpe
feet the from whence result distressing
consecutive secondary and the like result
frequently follows the OF remedies Tor
this reasoIthat medicine however good in the first
same power and influence the human system when
has been locg and thus while the
ent swallowing medicine from day TO day his disease
changing chronic form, to the least likely
TO terminate III permanent debility, perhaps something
worse for instance sct,ehow many hundreds there
may be this time taking medicine under circnm
stances that discouragng, when i the real facts
Of the known, the disease might prove be
structure; and should this be the is important for
the psent TO know that medicine ai,ne never did
that the patient may have structure many months, or
without his knowledge and without efe t.
except to increase the time required to mike cure
Those victims indiscreton misotune who about to
select medical adviser would do well TO call and obtain lit
tie book treating entirely these complaints il is small
pocket volume containing much valuable nformaon its Lam
PLAIN and easily understood Price 80 cents DR.
Gregorys residence "a Mott about yards from Chat
ham nearly opposite the church, He does not limit his
attendance TO few hours but be found at home AT any
his wen arranged for the reception of his patients
and his charges moderate.
The Book may also be had Sands Drug Stores Fulton
the Of Chambers ST. and Broadway; in hs Bow
cry No Co. Walker ST., and No 1888, Spring ST.
No. n East Broadway and LAG Delaney ST. corner Suffolk
auT I'm m
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Provision Market.

We state for the information Of the poor aborer that
good wholesome meat be bought in the country
ket for six cents pound
Several about the upper par of the town are sell
ing pork steaks at cents Thus, by degrees, will pro-
ducc assimate to the depressed of the times
Butter Is the only article now in market that be
called dear Vegetables pouring all quarters
Melons begin to be fine favored. and sold
BILE prices.
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Passengers Arrived.

LrvERPooL-Packet shin George Washpgton-Wm Wild.
James Todd New York. Roland Latour Germany; Robt
Clark, iceland; Arkwrigh England-and 209 in the
E..f
BRrMEN-Shp Pylard-H Burchard Carl Sehenck jaeger,
Gunge nhauser Miss Hldbughaucr, Mrs Hrschmann and
children, Miss Mary Schmia-l12 IN the steersge. . =
NEW ORLEANs-Brig Oheans-Wm Slade and lady ii G.
Bradley, j Denman n Hubbard, A Wiener A II AIKEN.
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On the 25th INST suddenly, HESRy JACKSON, aged %
years and - days
The friends Of his father George H. and those OF his
brothers, Samuel j. William A. and John NJ and those
of his brothersinaw, Samuel Brown and Charles Rose
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence
lSS Henry street this afternoon at O'Clock.
Cicniuegos, Cuba on the LIST inst w. " HuoeNs OF
Philadelphia. ftIr
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TO THE AMATEURS OF THE
ACCORDTONi

CTGNOR L: MARTINI having succeeded in bringing tha
delightful into extensive and favorable notice
uroe aud having developed the and capabilities
the instrument two Elementary and Practical Teztisss
which have been extensively adopted France and Engand
bees leave inform the public neTaly he
publishing cop,9us extracts from the above works which will
SIGNOR MAR I'M will be happy to give ns,,uc,ion in
the art OF playing the Accordion, his residence Csn.
street he residence Of P1pis. Aud ne fler- ht~a "a
hat hose Ladies and Gensmep who may avail themselves
his professional VIII make rap,
ces as his method is simple, clear md rogresive.