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mortar viii b, a. ,rof and durable a, % made OF ,he best
llvdrauc CeEen, Al much ..yIng o time and but one
fourth si the eAp,n,-. UydIuic Lime costs bot about
one-hal and will make much mortar a. the ydau-
lac cement w Jst5 III
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

7 s1cnti-try.-HAkNE Fl ri I'D Ell. Vt y Den
81 formerly al 81 GhamhtrssteeiJ has removed to No
81 Broadway. of Frank a>irteL Dr. B attend, ~
u t~e branches oi ihe dental profession Usual it Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

GoUKAUD's F,cckle and Pipple Louon.
GovE AUp'S Vegetable Liquid Rouge.
GouKAUD's vegetable FACE Powder
At Original Oiicc, 81 WalkersL, door from Broadway.
ivl5 lmlS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
"a COUNTRY RESIDENCE for sale.

kxA COUNTRY RESIDENCE for sale.
VIII be sDli 90 thf Zji of July Instant az 0o'clock
" Of that day, AZ public auction the Tavern OF Ds-
yd &. Brgsn. 30 he Town Oi Huntington, SuBOlk Co..
Flrn situated n the village of Fast Neck a tie town Of
Huntington, csn.'ung Of contiguous parcels, each
couia ming about 81 of Land sad Farm pleassne
~ situated. beng bounded The nsuh by tie beacn or
h-b water uak On the sast by ani oi rhouas T. nrh-
dr cksn and the south by ~. East Neck Rofs u mas
bu-lt uloB u cOHalodlOus Dwelling Ho1se. VAN BARS
aut Oulhousrs complete and 10 every way pfsfdDle
ocsiiOn Tor cpunry RESIDENCE rigf 81 ~fF ,fom me
GOcs Huntington Harbor va be .oli ~lh tne Farm
Tne vii positively TAX. place A. IL - 70 made nl-
der W direction Of Master Cnancsry pufuaR u de-
cree Of iorrclonre
For further Information apply 10 .
ALLISON POST. No. ~ C~tsr-s' 0r
Jyl2 eods CHis L. BUTLER hano'ef''I
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!, cuitivutor for July

} tuitivufOr Tor JuIy.-Thr Cuuvatior fOl
~ ready ur 5s.Ncry. Subscribers ~sp call for leil
.lbcrS. vii please La - = early convenient
DAYTON s NEWMAN, l33 Broadway,
2 lnrmerLv al cnrnr- Eal.ln and Nassaa-.t..
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
MONEY MARKET.
Snies nj the stock Excbenpe, JuIv %.
Commercial and Honey Matters.

SECOND BOARD.
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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
= United s.n,e- E1Pre-. MniI FROM NEW.
= New botanical TcVi 10,

i New BOtnnicHI TcNt BOOk.-Ih De BotaIl-
cal Textbook Tor Colleges schools, aud frsatc students.
comprising,
Part An inuoducuou 20 sraotarsi aud Physiological
Botany.
Par II. The principles si Systematic Botany with an
O the chrf natural families Of tie vegetable king
dom and notices Of the principal oicn3 oherv-c
mi plants, Illustrated with numerous ongTayngs Mood
Bv Asa GRAY VI. ID. Fisher, Professor of Natural II story
IN Harvard University &c. JUsi published and for ar by
n2O ~ DAYTON NEWMAN, 100 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
CEARsS BIBLE BiOGKAPHY-
BOSTON MISCELLANY for august.

II z 80 . ''+N shuSuSts
, Embs .umsnf,- luser HI Monument, drawn sDd
engraved fNpf'.-.y inrfhr N>rel.lny-On steel
Portraits ,i d.lugu AmcrcaIs gOi up al great
peu-r expressly Tor lie NJ, ela.y sfrelCrorgr VAST
ingl0n. Mn. II Harrison. Henry Clay. Dane Webster.
th-i l.t.cr Marshall, d. VII Clinton Robert tpito".
Irfr 'rri..
raaiou. aif' 1iu.t-tbrec figure, beautifully coorei.
Muse, tina Would dearest uon vert near me- by
>lohr
T~rms-.J per anrBm, or = c's. per nuaDer Tie en'
be. ert. alone worth t~ce ic proe OF The number.
tsr,ry contents A, va 90 sn.I in-re.tHg usual
BRAOHI ny. sODkNs q co.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10
NEW ORLEANS MARKET, Aug. q.

Tobacco--The sales this week have reduced the
stock to about $50 hhds without change in prices.
We do not give particulars of sales, but we under
stand that the demand has been chiefly for KID at
II a p. large portion of our receipts during
the last week has been for reshipment.
Flour-PriCes have fallen off since our last no.
tce, and the article can now be freely purchased
at $44 a44-Considerable quantities have arrived
lately, which places fair stock in the market
During the two last days the demand has been lin.
tied.
Pork--The demand for pork is improving. and
former prices are fully sustained. Mess readily
commands 81.
Bacon--The stock is further reduced and is now
extremely light. The demand for city consump-
ton, and to fill plantation orders is very active
The article is firm at cts. for sides, cts for
shoulders, and 6 Z cts. for common, and a 8
cts. for canvasSed hams.
Bagging and Rope-There is an improvement in
the demand, and prices have an upward tendency
We quote sales for cash at IL a IL cts for bag
ging, end to 81 cts. for rope. On lime, prices
are 10 l6 cts, and 81 7c
Grnln-We continue to quote 81 80 cts for
corn and 30 cts. per bushel for oats, with light
stock and fair demand. Wheat is in moderate re-
quest at 7Oa 10 cts. per hushei.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10
trustees Sale.

n OTiCEis hereby given, that in virtue nd by
: authority of Deed Of Trust to us executed
by Thomas w. Patten and Sarah s. Patten his
wife, and Joseph Patten, for tie use ard benefit
of lsham P. Embree, bearing date February Sth,
le42; we will proceed to sell before the Court
House door, in the town Of Fayette, Howard coun-
ty. Mo-. on the first Monday in October next, at
public cutlery, to the highest bidder for cash in
hand the following real estate, viz The south
west quarter Of section seven, and the north west
the northeast and the southeast quarters Of section
eighteen, and the southwest quarter of seventeen
and the northwest of the north east quarter of
section seventeen, ard the east half and the south
west quarter, and the east half of the north west
quarter ct section sixteen, situate in township fifty
and range fourteen, containing thirteen hundred
and niDety.four acres; and the west half, and the
northwest of the northeast quarter of section one.
and the northeast of the southeast quarter of
section two, in township fifty, and range fifteen,
containing four hundred acres; the southwest
quarter Of section twenty five in township ffty-one
range fifteen, and an undivided interest in one
fourth part of moiety in certain tract or parcel
Of land near the town of Fayette, being part Of
several tracts decided by James W. A. Patterson,
to the said Thomas w Patten, and now occupied
as TAN YARD.
JOHN B. CLARK, J r.
q. SAMUEL T. CREWS, A''''eeS'
Sept. Sd, 1912. 25-4t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10

TIT SETTLING oF OREGoN-We learn with
qualification that it is at least rumorod that an
expedition is about to be got up in St. Louis,
TO colonize the rich and interesting Territory
OF Oregon. Te such as have so laudable and
advantageous an enterprise in view, we are
prepared, and feel warranted in saying, that it
rests no: upon "rumor' that many Of our fell
low>citizens of upper Missouri intend emigra.
ting TO that highly celebrated region next
spring, and will no donbt be glad to be joined
by as many of the enterprising citizens OF ST.
Louis as may think 1t their interest to Join them.
We learn from the 'Oregon Corresponding
Committee" Of this place, that already they
are beginning 10 receive the names Of gentle>
men desrous of joining the expeditions, and
from present Indications, there seems to be no
doubt remaining but that there will be quite a
large company formed. Let not those who
now have 1t in contemplation, draw back, but
steadily persevere and they may confidently
promise themselves success. The country
which they seek is no doubt one Of equal at
fractions and advantages as any on the globe,
and we rest assured that so soon as the num-
Der OF inhabitants will justify, the ring
hand of Territorial Government will be ex-
tended to it. Up then, every pioneer, and let
your cry be "onward Western Missonrian.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10
The Madisonian of the 23d, SAYS.

"The President desires no personal ad =
vantage from his patronage; he believes it
disadvantage, for where he can accom-.
modate one offence perhaps is given to ten.
but he will not be imposed on by any, an or
out Of office. Those that are in, must CO.
operate with him in making his Admins
ration successful; at least they must not bs
q clog to IL. Those who procure office
from him under false pretences, land in this
respect he has been shamefully deceivedO
will be turned out without ceremony or de-
lav, as the President cannot reconcile him
self to keep any man in Office capable of
a dishonorablc act; for it cannot be denied
that thus to impose upon the President is
fully as bad as buying goods under false
representation of ones means and pros
poets to pay for them, which is punishable
with confinement in the house of correc-
ton.
The President is responsible for the con-
duct Of all executive officers, and he must
have those in his employ for whose conduct
he is TINS ,oilling to be held Responsible
Those who Utility and traduce his character
and his motives, can not and WILL NOT be
trusted. Those who modestly claim the
privilege of censuring his acts, must do him
the justice, or the courtesy at least, of in.
forming themselves in regard to the reasons
for those acts, and not condemn him with
out hearing. This is the law and the
prophets"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10

LEE DISTRIBUTION QUESTION The Whigs
II the House OF Representatives yesterday sue.
ceeded in getting through the Committee of the
Whole, and sendidg TO the Senate bill to re.
peal the provision of the land act of last session.
which suspends its operations in the event
oil duties being laid upon imports at a higher rate
than 20 per cent. ad ualorem. They have thus
made noble reply to those Of their enemies who
accuse them of trucking to abused power and
10 such of their friends as seem TO understand
them as having yielded the principle OF the dis.
tribution act in their recent vote for the pending
tariff bill. Should the bill unhappily not be-.
come law, in consequence of a further inter
vention Of the Presidential veto, the people have
at least the security Of the solemn pledge, ten.
dered by this bill, that, whenever the executive
and legislative branches of the government shall
be Of the same wing potics-that is to say, at
the first session Of Congress after the Sd of
March, 1845-the restrictive provision in the
distribution act will be repealed, and the pro.
VISIONS OIL that Just and wise act be allowed to
take their fully effect
1t is remarkable that the BILL which passed
yesterday, to repeal the restriction in the disri.
button act received majority of votes larger BY
ten than that by which the distribution originally
passed; the majority for the original bill being
eight votes. and that for the bill passed yesterday
eighteen Votes.
Next day, in the Senate, the bill was re.
ceived, read, and took the usual course OF bust
ness
The Remedial Justice BM.-Anoher very
important act yesterday passed the House of
Representatives, being that for giving jurisdiction
10 the courts of the United States over all ques
tons arising out OF the intercourse between the
United States and foreign nations, so as to pre-.
vent collisions between the State Government
asd the General Government on matters which
the Constitution has placed exclusively within
me authority and scope of the latter Govern.
ment This bill requires only the signature OF
The President 10y whom it was recommended to
Congress- TO become law.
MAJ. MteHisenccr, 26h nh,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10

We copy the following very surprising
and unnatural case of illness, from the Lex
ington Intelligence:
"Dr. g., my brother and myself are in al
tendance, at this time, upon one of the mos.
extraordinary cases, suppose, that history
gives an account Of. Our patient is a
young lady, "a or IS years of age, who has
been subject to a disocation OF almost all
the joints belonging to the human system,
ever since 1882; also to violent spasms.--
Some time last fall, there commenced foam
ing in her mouth ossified matter; during the
months of November and December, there
were taken from her mouth some % or 80
bones, OF various sizes and shapes, after
which she appeared partially to regain he,
health, but within the last forty days, Drs.
q. f. w. and myself have taken from her
mouth, ears, throat, left arm, side, and all
the way down to the foot, bones amounting
in all, during her last illness, to 80. One
thing is very remarkable, that where these
bones present themselves, not a drop Of
blood follows their dslodgement from any
par, of the body. The young lady possess
ss cheeriulness and vivacity amidst all her
sufterlhgs, appears to entertain no'doubt Of
rovery."
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

wv E respectfully call the attention Of the pub
w lie to our Spring importation Of Goods.
Just received and opened in the house recently DC.
cupied by Harvey 81 Birch. Our assortment is
extensive and general, comprising
Dry Goods Of all kinds,
Hardware,
Queensware, China and Glassware,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Bonnets,
Groceries and Dye-Stufs,
Iron, Steel and Nails,
Salt, Patent Medicines, &c, &c.
Our goods have been selected with great care,
and as the prices will he found peculiarly adapted
to these hard times, we confidently expect con-
tinuance of that very liberal support we have en-
joyed since commencing business. While we ten
der the usual credit to persons Of known pune
tuality, we invite those who purchase for cash to
cali and examine our goods and prices, confident
that both will be approved Of
A large stock Of Iron and Steel Anvils, Bellows,
Vices, Screw plates, &c, &C., now on hand, war
ranted in every instance to be Of the very best
quality. Dealers in iron will find our terms libet-
al, and may always depend on first rate article,
at as low prices any house in the State can
offer. SIVITZLER d. SMITH
april 18th, 1919.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10
MRS. NUM- A,
RECENTLY FROM PARIS,

LAS settled in Glasgow, Mo-, where she pro.
Il IL poses to carry on the MILLINERY AND MAN
TUAmAEtNe business, in all its vatouS branches.
She is supplied with the latest fashions for HABITS
AND HEAD DRESSES, and can, at very short notice.
furnish all that is customary for Lddy's Ward
role, such as Corsets, Caps, Bonnets Flowers, &c.
Ladies' of Fayette, or any Of the neighboring
towns, who may require business in her line, by
a note addressed 10 her, she will visit without ad
ditional charge.
Glasgow, Sept. Sd, 1912.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10
SCHOOL BOOKS.

DARLEY'S Common School History, Parlev's
D. lst, ID, and 3D. Book Of History; New York
LIST, I'd and 3D. Reader, GoOdrch's LIST. I'd, Sd and
4th Reader, Eclectic lst ID, 30 aud 4th Reader,
Hay!e's United States, Grimshaws do plea sing
Companion, English Reader, Introduction to the
English Reader School Testalnents, Columbian
Orator. trost's L. States, Gold,rnith's Natural
History PInnork'S G0ldsmith's History of Eng
Iant, National School Manual parts, Bar's Rhe-
toric. Buir's Philosophy, COmStUck's Philosophy.
do' Geology, ditto MneraIogy, do Chemistry, do
Botany, Omsted's Philosophy, llersche's Natura;
Philosophy, Jones Philosophy History Of Philoso.
ply; injury on Eloquence, Renivick Chemistry,
Coates School Philosophy, Omsteds Astronomy.
Guys Astronomy, Keith on the Globes, CoIburn's
Algebra, Bonnycastle's Mensuration. Hackev's
IrigOnometry, WedgwODd's Science Of numbers,
Blake's Botany. Harney's Algebra. Scholars Ref
erence Book, Walkers Geometry, Davies Survey
ing, Dawes Bourbon, Davies Descriptive Geome-
try, Davies First Lessons in Algebra, Comstock's
Natural History, Turner's Chemistry, Jones Chem
i,try, Gibbons Surveying, High School Reader,
Select Readers, Readers Companion, Russell's
History of England, History of the American Rev
olution, History Of the Late War, Lewis & CIark's
Journal, Woodbridge y Wizards Geogra phv,
Hunt & Jones Geography, O!ney's do, Mitchell.
do. do small do, ParIey's do Matte Bruins ditto
Burnett's Geography Of the Heavens, Flint's &C.
Ography; Murray's Grammar, Smiths ditto, Inger-
soils do, Frosts Practical do; Smiths Arithmetic.
Rays Arithmetic. Davies Arithmetic, Columns
do, Rays Little do, Emerson's do, Adams do,
Smiey's do, Pixies do, Key to Pixies Arithmetic,
Key to Smey's do, En- ,rson's Little Arithmetic,
Jacobs Greek Reader, Virgil Delphn, Ainsworths
Dictionary, ditto abridged, Enuck's Latin and Eng.
li~h Dictionary, Caesar, Ivy, Horace, Nepos,
Walkers Latin Reader, jacobs do, do, Adams
and Andrews Latin Grammar, Gould's do do,
Halls do, do, VaIpy's Greek Grammar, Greek
Testament Anthou's Sallust ASTORIA Sacrae-
Groves Greek and L tin Dictionary, Lempriere's
Dictionary, Walker La-ge do do. small do -
Johnson'e Dictionary, Webster's do, Nugens's
French and English Die ionary. Meadows do do.
Wanostroch's French Grammar Bulmar's Seve-
zlc's do. do. Bolmar's Trlemaqne, JosesS Spanish
GlammaT and EXerci-es BJyeE's French and Eng.
itsn dictionary, Eecue.l CuOi., Perine's Fables,
Spanish G-lmna-S, Spanish D ctionary. Websters
Elementary Sprlier, Universal do. Cobb's do,
Towns DO; q encemaus Lexicon, AIanSieId's Pc.
Iitical 'iaamar, RoDnsons History of America
Browns Geology, with great variety OF Primers.
copy Books States Inkstsnds. RrIers, Quilts. &c,
&c. Z. HART.
July 30, I@i2
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10
Money Wanted.

TNHOSE indebted to the late firm Of Johnson e.
Il Wright, will please call and make payment.
We have money to raise and we trust our friends
will aid us without further trouble or cost. Pay
ment may be made to either party. The books are
in the possession of Leland Wright.
JOHNSON g. WRIGHT.
Fayette, August 9th, 1912. 24-4t.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10
TRUSTEES, SALE.

pY virtue of deed of trust executed by Samu-
- ell II. MMllin. to the Undersigned, in trust
for the benefit eff Jerre Kingsberry, John R. White,
Lewis Bumgafd.er, JOAN ". Snoddy, Richard H
Law, William Ward, Samuel c. Mrjor, Samuel
Hardin, Jacob Headrck, David Kunkle, James
Shepherd, Presly B. Street, and Corbn Street.
shall, on the second day Of the next Crcui, Court,
to be held in the town of Fayette in Howard
county, before the Court House door in said town,
proceed to sell that valuable property wherein
Leland Wright now lives, and known on the plat
of sad town by No. 1874, with al! the improve.
mehts thereunto belonging,
TERMs-One- third in hand, one.thrd in six
months, the balance in twelve months, with inter-
est from the day of sale. Such title only, as is
vested in me by virtue Of said deed of trust will be
conveyed to the purchaser.
WILLIAM TAYLOR. Trustee.
September TO- 1912. 26 3w
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10
l. w MOTTO p.

JOHN B. CLARK g. A. J, HERNDON,
Fayette, Missouri,
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.
HF Office, northeast corner Of the public
square, heretofore occupied by John B. Clark,
where one or both may generally be found.
Fayette, May q, lS42.-l0f
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10
InsOIyent Debtors Notice.

A LII persons concerned or interested are hereby
"A notified that the Clerk Of the Randolph
County Court has made an order dischargng and
exempting the undersigned from arrest and I'M
prisonment for debt; he having previously complied
with the provisions of the act entitled IAN act
for the relief Of insolvent debtors" Therefore,
notice is hereby given, that the first day of the
next term of the Randolph Circuit Court, to wit
On the third Monday in September 1912 or as
soon thereafter hearing can be had, will ap.
ply for final hearing and discharge.
ANDREW KING.
August Goth, 1912. 23-4t*
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10
Notice TO all Concerned.

TINE undersigned having been appointed Com
l. missioner in Bankruptcy for the County Of
Randolph, Mo-, hereby gives notice to all persons
having claims against any bankrupt residing in
said county, that he will attend at the Court House
in Huntsville, on the Doth day of September next,
for the purpose of receiving proof of said claims.
GARLAND REID, Commissioner.
August 27th, 1912. 24-lt
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10
MIR. UNA,
ALSO A pARISGAN

HHAVING a classical education, proposes to
a. IL instruct n few young Gentlemen and Ladies
in knowledge Of the French Language. His
charges shall be moderate, and not more than a
dozen pupils would be desired.
His room, and that Of his lady, Mrs. Numa, are
Immediately above DR.. Saunders Drug Store
Glasgow, Sept 3D. 1912 25--tf
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10

Rev. Messrs. Robinson and McAfee and proba
bly, others of the Presbyterian Church. will hold u
meeting in the College Chapel, in this place, com
mencing on Friday before the fourth Sabbath in
September and continue three or four days.
A meeting of the old Mount Pleasant Baptist
Association, will he held at Mount Giliad, four
miles east OF this place, on the second Saturday
in September, and Sunday and Monday following.
number Of Preachers, from four or five different
Associations, will be in attendance.
Fsyette, July 90, 1912.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10

UTWe heard of a polite Frenchman
one time who carried his ideas of gallantry
to such pitch Of sublimity as to run round
TO the other side of a lady when her shad-
ow fell so that he couldn't avoid stepping
on i'll
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10
UniYersaEisf hooks.

pA1GE'S Selections, Pro and Con of Univer-
l. salism, Unversalist's Guide, Notes on the
Parallels, Eternal Helfs Torments Overthfown,
Practical Hints to Universalsts. Christian Com.
iorter, Uniyersaists Manual, Happy Death Scenes,
Duties Of Young Men, AuStin's Voice to Youth,
Christianity against infdelity, Treatise on Atone.
ment, Ballon's Future Reribution, Balloons Select
Sermons, Rose Of Sharon, just received, and for
sale by e. HART
Boonville, July 80, 1912.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10

The Steamboat EMILE, John w. Keser, mas
ter, will run as regular packet once a week, be-
tween St. Louis Boonville, Glasgow, and Char-
ton, leaving St. Louis every Thursday at o'clock,
P. NJ; returning, will leave Glasgow and Chart
ton every Sunday at II O'Clock NJ.
The Emile, in point Of accommodations, is not
surpassed by any boat in the trade. She will also
take freight for the Usage river, as high as War
saw, having made arrangements with the steam
boat WARSAW, which will run a Regular
Packet once week, leaving the mouth Of Osage
river every Sunday morning, at which time the
Emile will arrive al the mouth Of said river
Z. & A; TR;ACI,l St. Louis.
J. r. WRIGHT, s. Co., Rocheport,
WILSON g. BROWN, Boonvilo
April l6--5 Agents.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10

1J=At late meeting Of the Clay and
Ashland Clubs of St. Louis, it was resolved
TO invite Mr.. Clay to visit that city at some
time this fall suitable TO himself.