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OCULISTS.
DOCTOR J. FRAN CTS

CELEBRATED EYE WAIEh. :,
MO. 10 BAKCr Y STREET, within Two aoo,s - Iii III
Astor He, His preparations are peneS;s I'm, Sc a.,
ever fail wing nebuas Of the longest stanGs
w CERTIFICATES.
was brought 70 my house last fall apparently blind He
Failed to-day and that he has been tne ,na
& Francis whose Treatment h1i JAMES Ssfa M MSISoR
Rector Of ST. Georges Church, Bsekman st;
This is TO certify that two OF my children weIe s hnd
eyes length Of time OF them was ~ ond
With nebulas. covering the sight Every reebs ben~
recovered They perfectly restored to sight by D y
'A"''' ''''''"' DANIEL s. JONES' 40 Pearl street;
he skifaI treatment Of Dr. j. Francis my sight per
'e''' S00' anu MARTHA BROWN 1T Forsyth street.
lcerty to the above being t s5Ss ssi!e BENEDICT
Paste Of the Stanton street Church.
early blind for ,ty with cataract IN aeh
ye the of Dr. Francis wonderful preparation for
my Efdg
We the undersigned having witnessed the astonishing en-
cacy Dr. Francis preparations for diseases of the eye,
recommend them to the notice OF the public a.
Duncan Dunbar, Pastor of McDougal st. Church.
n. Cone, Pastor OF the Fist Baptist Church.
John Peck Agent of the Home Mission Society
Joseph Andreade Roman Catholic Priest Of st. Peters
Church.
Numerous certificates be the oce Prepared and
sold only DR.. j. Francis 10 Barclay street. New York
Artificial Eyes inserted which be distinguished from
the natural, without giving the slightest pain. ,r
Dr. Francis respectfully informs his friends and the puoc
that consequence Of the OF his business Dr. ien
Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London and OF the
dence be placed in his sAl as an Oculs
Office hours from A. NJ. until r. M. Jyl0 3mec
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DISEASES OF THE EYE.

OPHTHALMIC SURGEON,
No 2o7 BROADWAY,
Entrance in Fulton Street. opposite st. Pau's Church.
ATTENDS TO DISEASES Of THE EYE, AND ALL
THE NECESSARY OPERATIONS THEREON.
OFFICE HOURS FROM TO 6 O'CLOCK.
Having compeed his studies Of years with DR. ELLIOTT
Oculs and been subsequently, engaged his assistant r.
enabled undertake the OF all diseases at
fecng the organs vision. moderate and graduated to
the and extent of the disease.
Permission refer his late instructor and also
Of the eminent Professors Of the Medical Faculty in
New York.
NIB. The poor treated grafuitously au4 lm~r
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MISCELLANEOUS.
UNITED STATES
TEA EMPORIUM,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
~ sale new and fragrant Teas Of every variety style
Ss s,s specially INCLUDES hs most delicious and
stamp Of and elegance the Teas theren are so
thorooghlX secured from light and air ,hat quality and
Of prosecuting business perhaps scarcely be excelled 1t
err especially with 10 wsrS snd qualify o. and
which M SS Se as he
the money will be cheerfuy promptly refunded Country
merchants public establishments heads Of FAMILIES and ship
Coffee roasted every day:
The only in America for the sale s Hou
THE OH kSb pS SkP s SILK SAf scTSGk SHIRT
JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES,
IOo william street, corner John, New York.
x q find e
the most reasonable terms, wholesale and retail.
rno six glazed silk Sc &c. Full art trimmed with fur
and plain Army and Navy officers dress and nndres caps
ing &c made ran trimmed with bows caya ties Paris ties
mes; a,s and Se an, ,.d
with linen collars .ad wmbDd Of s mos
patterns. Fancy cambria shirts Of all qualities.
ss fS
leather linen and muslin suitable for harness and
coach cap oa Ss Sc IN tho
be; possible and such and workmanshpas
10 which Is added assortment Of fancy articles of
various qualities and prices
Chiefs Hosefy, Crayat stiiners. Guard Under Gar
every DESCRIPTION and quality, Shaker Knit and
The attention Of The public generally the
Of many Of which are Of our
importation and wi" be ohN JONES
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xNnxNSD ~ In,m ai.-- only reason that A.
and hoes the Clinton Boot Shoe Market so Canal a.
northeast OF Hudson seet-when almost bodv
quality and sell them at PRICES 70 suit the times, seems
this should have found the store sooner thew
and the they will the Almost
anything wanted In the boot and shoe line Of any size
color quality, can be found here cheap
au20 lm~r A. KNOX COi20i Canal
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$1,000. She would not have signed, had she known

$1,000 She would not have signed, had she known
he was going TO build. The transfer and mortgage
was m IRE sham, TO cheat her out of her DOVER
Her husband oftentmes told her, afterwards, that
Leggeu in his testimony dened.l She also accused
Barney of having influenced his father TO leave her
little or nothing in his will. After other testimony
and summing up of counsel, the Judge gave clear
and extended charge to the Jury, during which he
remarked that a verdict rendered against the peti-
toner would debar him from a discharge under
the act. The Jury, after being out all night, came
into Court yesterday morning with a declaration
We understand there were nine against and three IN
his favor.
For creditors, Messrs. ]. w Gerard and Theo
Sedgewick-For defendant, Mr. w G. Wetmore.
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AMERICAN MACINTOSHES.

THESE Water Proof Garments, being furnished at
est, adjustment, in every possible respect fully
equal the imported either French English and much
better made up The style of cut aud fit such will bear
are now generally preferred Dealers supplied on favorable
Gentlemen who prefer be and garments
cut their Renember-Day, IS Maiden Lane, the
only manufacturer OF the real American Macintosh
HORACE II. DAY,
Successor Roxbury India Rubber Company,
50 ms hons wed 10 Lane
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A HANDSOME PRESENT.

so ennameled Cards printed for only 80 Cards on
the best ENAMEL printed from plates 81 100 Business
best Cards. So Door Plates, Seals of all kinds Marking
with above Coppsrpate Printing Of all kinds al the
low Please call and examine for yourselves JER
VSS Cheap Engraving and Pr ntng Establishment No. 2o
Broadway and s. Z. of Greenwich and Courandt s
al mt
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- FRENCH IMPORTED CATERS Of all CO.
shoes dr. Ss r;hon French boots and latent leather
GO ana CHILDREN Men and boys cheap from S2,75 So
H ho per par Mems shoes to 10 and l2s per pair
misses and ehdscns CATER boots busks walking shoes md
VI al co.ors ana sizes, latest fashions, ties busns
and slips IS cents 70 ST. good Is slippers Come and see
Broadway and 2o6 Canal st. non.wes corner
Walkers 'o' 10. ,."u ~ s'''
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AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

ESPECIALLY those the city, respectfully
II minded that they ru and highly
favored Teas of every description
packages suitable for private USE for their regular
ers, at the Canton Tea Companys Depot,
81 lmsr 10 Chatham ST w York.
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SHIRTS.

SHlRTS made after the latest and approved French
~ patterns Goats antaoons vests and all under garments
made TO order short notice and in the fashionable style
York.
s33mAr VIM COLLINS.
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KENNNY'E5DY'S

He TWO GREATEST INVENTIONS OF
THE AGE
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TO DEALERS IN BLACKING.
TRY 1T ONCE-The Eureka Blackng-This is a new ar
cle OF Backing and possesses qualities greatly superior
all other kinds now in
II soens and preserves the leather imp artng brilliant
polish with half the usual labor required in the com
Backing.
1t further that requisite long sought for the
Dealers in Backing requested call receive sample
Of the article gratis Perfect satisfaction warranted every
Near Nassau, New York.
The firm of Burgess Co. this day dissolved by mutual
consent The business in future will be conducted by
au27 imsm j. M. JOHNSON.
rJ'O THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLAt \ ia
Howqua's Mixture This extremely delicious
raed Tea highly celebrated in China and Europe
ported is for sale the Canton Tea Companys General
Tea Establishment 2i Chatham street, New York-n Chi
packages. Prices so cents and ST. au2t lm~r
- DRESS Boo TS-Lasest French Style-The
go subscriber respectfully invites the citizens Of New
York visiting the city TO call at ia Fulton street
assortment Of Dress Boots made in the
latest fashion, and Of the finest French calfskiD,
Sc per par warranted equal TO any made 81 So and
the drawing of feet and keeps lasts for
each customer he a yet handsome ht-
Constantly hand ashonablc Boots Nc. at the following
reduced prces
Seal Skin Boots, from s2'Sto 2,75
Hal2Boots 800
CATERS 225
Shocs, $50 TO $50
-, pgmrs and Slippers, &c., poportionaby low Terms, cash
au25 lmsr En- Nm
, 1842-11-26

numerous petitions having been made
10 Gov Seward for the pardon of John
=. Colt heretofore convicted for the
murder OF Samuel Adams, the Governor
has published his reasons for not acced.
ing TO request. 1t is a well written,
closely reasoned, conclusive document.
ana does HIM great credit. In conclu-
Sion, he recommends Colt to make his peace
with his God as no human power can
save him from his merited fate. 18th
instant is the day appointed for his exc
cution.-U. S. Gaz
, 1842-11-26

cess INTO and through the said river
n IFS said tributaries. having their
source within the State of Maine.
TO and from the seaport at the mouth
OF h SAID river st. John. and TO
ana round the Falls of the said river.
eilhcr by boats, RATS, or other con
Veyance; that when within the Pro,
vince OF New Brunswick. the said
pr duce shall be dealt with as if it
were the produce Of the said Prov
lnce; that in like manner the inhabi,
lah's OF the territory of the upper
81. John. determined bv this treaty
To belong to Her Britanic Majesty.
shaII have Tree access to and through
The river for their produce. in those
parts where the said river runs Who'll.
~ through the State of Maine: Pro.
vlded, always. that this agreement
snail give M right to either party
to interfere with any regulations not
inconsistent with the terms of this
treaty which the Governments. re-
Specuvely. of Maine or of New
brunswick may make respecting the
navigation OF tie said river, where
both banks thereof shall belong to
the same party.
Remainder Hert reek.
, 1842-11-26
Land & Town Lots
FOR SALE

THE subscriber will offer 70" sale
at public auction in MiddlctoWrn.
Montgomery county Missouri, on
the 18th day Of December next. on
a credit of - months, the following
described land and town lots, TO wit:
The north east foupth of the south
east quarter of section no. 5 in 7. no.
so, r.. W. containing 40 acres with
a comfortable dwelling, Tobacco barn,
and other buildings, and I5acres in
cultivation, also lois no. 5 6 J and 8
IN Block no. A, and lots no.. Q and 5
IN bIeck no. 6. all situated in Middle
town in said county of Montgomery,
and most of these well improved.-
The title 10 said land and lots is in
dlSPutable, and they will be sold posi-
lively on the said 18th December
next, unless privately sold before.
SAMUEL G. FIELDER.
Nov. 5th. 1842. 4w1.
, 1842-11-26
Tariff Taxation.

Amos kENDALL propoees TO digest
into two numbers of his eXpositor. To
be printed in one. the arguments and
facts. as well those collected by him
self, as by members OF Congress in
the late discussions, showing the prac-
teal effects Of Il protective tariff $50
called On the industry OF the coun-
try, with appropriate illustrations.
Taking the tariff bill lately become 4
law, he will show, with all practical
be accuracy. how much the farmers,
planters. merchants. traders, mechan-
les, and other consumers. are TO pay
in taxes upon every yard of cloth,
pound o fsugar, bushel Of salt, plough.
axe. and every other article Of gene
raj use and con sumption which they
purchase for the comtortof their iami-
lies, and the advancement of their
business; to the end that every man
NAV be able 10 ascertain and bear in
mind precisely how much he pays
from the products of his labor, or
from his income, under this system
Of taxation.
The utmost care will be taken TO
attain accuracy, both in fact and ar
gument; so that this production shall
be a TEXTBOOK to De relied Up
on, as well by those who seek mfor-
nation, as by those who desire to en-
ter into the arena of dis CUSTOM
They will be furnished 20 subscribers
ut THREE DOLLARS for 100 cop
les, or FIFTY CENTS the dozen,
TO be paid on delivery.
On orders, postage paid or free, en-
closing the cash. they will be for
warded by mail at the same prices, or
l2a cents for a single copy.
The work will be ready for delive-
~ about the LIST of October.
Half a dozen copies will be for
warded to every editor who prompt
Iy inserts this notice, and sends his
paper containing it.
, 1842-11-26
Dissolution of Col Partnership.

THE Co-partnership heretofore ex-
isting under the firm of Kent,
Eastin & Co., was dissolved by mu-
tual consent on the Isl ofSept. lS47
The business of the firm will be set
tied by either Of the partners in
liquidariion only. All persons whose
accounts are unsettled are requested
to come forward and close the same
by payment or ole.
HENRY r.. KENT.
CHAS. ID. EAST1Ns
HORATIO T. KENT.
GAINESVILLE, Sept. Goth, 1912.
The undersigned viii continue the
Mercantile and Commission business,
under the firm of Henry T. Kent &
Brother. HENRY T. KENT.
HORAT1O T. KENT.
October 1st. l849. tf-49.
, 1842-11-26
Look mt thiS!!

A Ii persons indebted to the under
IA signed, either by note or Dol,k
account, for goods sold last Tea,,. are
requested 10 come Gorwarl and make
payment, in liquidation Of at least
half their indebteir. ess. and those
whose notes were gwen for goods sold
in the years 1859. and 1910, are here
by notified that if they do not make
Paymen'. within a rerry short time,
their notes will be sued upon, with
OF partlaIity, favour. or affection.
|. n. BRYSON. & Co.
p. S. We will receive WHEAT,
at the highest market price, in pay
ment of debts or for Goods, or will re-
ceive it for Shipment, on account Of
the owner if proflered.
|. n. B. & Co.
Louisiana. July 26. 1912. 80.
, 1842-11-26

by i. s. ARTHUR,
.Huahor OF "S,r .NigRts Ulia the Wash
ingtOnians,"8rc.
TheNxtensive. and still increasing
sale. and the widespread popularity
of Mr.. Arthur's "Six Nights with the
Washingtonians,'' and the urgent en-
treaties of many distinguished lead
ers in the Temperance cause. have in
duced the Subscribers to make On
arrangement with that admirable
writer 10 furnish another series of
Tales from real life.
These Tales will be published in
sixteen weekly numbers, at the low
price of sic and a quarter cents per
Number, neatly stitched up IN hand
some covers, suitable for reservation.
To those who have read the former
series Of Mr.. Arthur's Temperance
Tales, it need not be said that the
forthcoming series will be not only
deeply interesting, but will be calcu-
lated TO do immense service 10 the
great cause which they are designed
TO promote. Like the "Six Nights
with the Washingtonians," the sub
iects will be drawn from real life, and
it will be the object of the Author
to depict the horrors Of Drunkenness
in all lis varied and appalling forms,
as exhibited in different classes and
conditions of society, as well as TO
show the remedial means which Tenn
perance associations furnish. In ac-
complishing this object, Mr.. Arthur
will bring TO his aid the same acute
observations, the same truthful de-.
Iineation, the same c~learness OF mar
rative. and the same lofty morality,
which have marked his former pro-
duction; and it may be confidently
predicted that, through the influence
he will thus exercise, many an inebri-
ate will be rescued from the fangs Of
the destroyer.
The price of these Tales is pur-
posely made verv low. that they may
be brought within the reach of all
persons; and it is confidently hoped
that all who desire to see the Tenn
perance cause flourish will aid in their
circulation.
Address. postage paid.
Cooley & M'MICHAEL.
Publishers Hall 1Ol. Chestnut ST.
TERMs--Single Numbers. 50 st
Whole Series of l6 Numbers l 90
Seven complete Sets. 500
Editors OF papers copying the above
will q entitled to the Snrias
, 1842-11-26

BLEEDING AT THE NosE:-A com
munication on Nasal Hemorrhage
was lately read TO the Academy ofScl'
ences Of Paris. The author. Mr.. Ne
grier. announces that bleeding from
the nose may be almost instantaneous
Iy checked by raising the arm on the
same side as that Of the nostrh from
which the blood flows. 1t IS well
known ,hathnmorrhages are often Tor
,n;dabIe and sometimes fatal. This
is an easy remedy. if Of any efficacy.
Those who are afflicted can Try II ana
sce.--PhH. Le1ger.
, 1842-11-26

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has obtained from
the Clerk of the County Court OF
Pike county, letters Of Adminlstra-
ton upon the Estate of John Jones,
deceased. hearing date the 18th day of
Nov. A. ID. 1912. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate, are re.
qucsled to exhibit them in n year
from the date of said letters for al,
~Iowance, or they may be precluded
from any benefit of said estate; and
if such claims are not presented with
in three years from the date OF said
letters, they will be forever barred.
JAS. NJ. WATSON, Admir-.
Nov. l6. 1912. "A.
, 1842-11-26

On Thursday the Oath inst, by Rev.
Jas. W. Campbell, Mr.. James Riggs, 10
Miss Prudence Pharr, all of this county.
On Thursday the 18th inst, by Bar
Eel Riggs, Esq, Mr.. Geo. A. A. Riggs
TO Miss Lucy NJ. Trower, all of this
county.
, 1842-11-26

SONG.
1t was 4 dream of perfect bliss,
Too beautiful TO last;
Ii seemed TO welcome back again
The bright day oflhc past!
l was a bov--ny mimic ship
Sailed down the giddy steam.
And | was gay and innocent
But ali. II was dream.
And soou left The childish toy
For those OF manhood's choice
The beauty ola woman's form,
The sweetness of her voice.
j thought she gave me blamcless love.
The nursing of esteem
And that such love I merited--
But ali If was u drcamt
saw my fa!sehood wound her heart,
Isaw her cheek grew pale.
But DER her fate 4 vision threw
A bright delusive veil;
i thought she lived, and That / saw
Ga. BRIDAL torches CLEAN;
And | wa. happy with my bride
Bat ali it was a dream!
, 1842-11-26

TIE Marquis of Wellesley. whose
death h%asjust been chronicled, derived
his name from the family of the Yves
lrvs. 50 famous as the founders OF
the Methodist church. The Earl OF
Warrington. who was grandfather OF
the late Marquis and of the Duke of
WELLINGTON. inherited some estates in
Ireland tiom Mr.. Wesley; and, on
that account. adopted the name.
The heirsiiPs Of these estates was
offered TO Cha,ies Wesley, while he
vas at school at Westminster. on
ofiis gong to ireland. THIS
he declined: aud nearly the whole
worII. 10 ITS commerce, politics, and
re!,,i.n. feels now the effects OF the
yonnG Students decislon.--N. York
Jour. Of Com.
, 1842-11-26

TIE AFFEcTroys.--There isa "a
nous passage in the wrIt:ngs OF kous
seau. that great deIineator OF he hn'
mar heart, which is as true to l.nL7aE
nature as it is beautiful in exprssio,.
Were | in a desert. | would find out
wheTcwItI in it to call forth my afIcc-
tltions: II could not do better, |
would iasten them on some myrtle, or
some melanch"ly cypress. TO connect
myself 10: ! would courtthem for their
shade, and greet them kindly for their
protection. would write my name
upon them and declare that they were
the sweetest tree throughout all the
desert. 1t their leaves wi'hered, !
would teach myself to mourn. and
when they rnjoiced ! would rejoice a.
long with them" Such is theabsolu'e
necessity which exists in the human
heart OF having something to love-
Unless the affections have an object.
life itself becomes joyless and inslpid.
The affections have this popularity.
that they are not 50 much the means
ofhappincss as their exercise is happi-
ness itself. And moi only so. iflhey
have %noohjecr, the happiness derived
rom our otherpower is cut off. Ac-
lion and enterprise fllg. if there be M
inject dear to the heart. to which
lhose actions can be directed.
, 1842-11-26
Ashley Nov. 90. 1912.
STATE OF MISSOURI,}ec

STATE OF MISSOURI IS.
In The County Court, Nov. Term, l-j2.
ZANE MYERS Administrators Of the
81 Estate Of John Myers deceased, appears
by her agent, and flies her petition TO re
scr, nc personal estate OF said deceased
from s,,e. and praying that the real estate
bcIonrinr - said deceased, may be sold
for the paymen O debt., and said petition
is accompanied VIII the amount of the
debts due to and by It.. 'eceh'ed' ms lar a
can be asccrtained, an Inventory oil The
real estate, aud Of the persr.ra' estate oil
said deceased, with its aPpraisri 'aiue'
ard also such an account of be- Admn.ist.a
ton as she is enabled to make, the who.c
verified hy the affidavit of said Adminis,ra-
Tx. 1t ia therefore ordered that all per
sons Interested in said estate be notified OF
SAID petition, and that unless the contrary
be shown on the first day Of the next Februa.
ry Term Of this Court, an order will be
made for the sale of the following Ge.cribed
real estate viz: the ;. W. fH. Or. section -
/. 80, RI west, containing seventy two
acres, the y. E. fl. Or. sect. "a L. - r.
> west, containing "a acres, the 5. l.. or.
y. W. or. section n, Y. % y. r. two
west, containing IA acres, the " ! n. W.
or. sect. "a, T.. 52, n X , west, containing
oO acres, lying in the county of Pike afore-
said--and the w w Or. OF sect. Ia T.
-, n K > west, containing 20 acres, 100
acres in section - T. 81, and range last
aforesaid, and 40 acres in section 10 in r.
81, n Il 2we,t, lying in the county of Lin.
coin in the State of Missonri, or so much
thereof a, will be sufficient to pay the debts
Of said deceased, and that this order be
published for six weeks srccessiveIy in some
newspaper printed in this State.
A true copy.
1cstc. a II. BuCkNER, Clerk.
November 26, lS42. Cd.
, 1842-11-26
TO MILLERS
AND FLOUR MERCHANTS.

EHzHE subscriber will always advance IN
- cash Sl,I5 per barre! (and more If the
market warrents it) on all Flour placed in
his hands for shipment TO Boston, the best
flour market in the Union.
GEORGE Il. BUDD,
Flour factor and Grain Commission Mer-
chant, 81 Water Street, st. Louis, Mo
st. Louis, October 20, 1912.
n. b. Liberal advances will also be made
on Flour and Grain placed in my hands for
sale in It. Louis. G. X. B.
October 29th 1912. 80.
, 1842-11-26
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the IN
" der. igned has obtained from the Clerk
of the County Court of Pike county, let
tiers of Administration upon tho Estate OF
John Myers deceased, bearing date the
I'd day of Nov. A. ID. 1912. All persons
having claims against said estate, are re-
quested TO exhibit them in one year from
the date of said letters forallowance, or
they may be precluded from any benefit Of
said estate; and if such claims are not pre-
sented within three years from tie date of
said letters, they WILDE forever barred.
JANE MYERS Admir-.
Nov 9th ~. 3wI.
, 1842-11-26

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ sigEed has taken out letters Of Adj
ministration on the estate CT Richard Meath
erIand decd. tom the Clerk of the County
Court Of Pike County-bearing date the II
Nov, 1912. All persons, therefore who have
claims against the estate of said deceased,
are required to exhibit the same duly au-
thenticated for allowance, within one year
from the date of said letters, or they may
be precluded from having any benefit Of said
estate, and If such claims are not presented
within three years they will be forever bar
red.
FRANCIS WATTS,
HENDLEY K~lSSINGER,
Nov -. 1912. 3w2.
, 1842-11-26
CASH STORE,
NLOUISL4NA, MISSOURI.
ia G. MaAUpgg.

HAS just received a fresh supply of
Dry Goods, Ready made Clothing, Hard
Ware, Caps, Shoes, Boots, Queensware,
Grocerys &C., which he will sell low for
Cash or exchange for country produce.
Louisiana, Mo. Nov. 1912. 2.