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\ LITERARY COMpOSITION.-Tbe

advertiser has long been accustomed io write for ths
public for his uonthut 81 constance have changes
with HIM; and he from necessity tenders h.
those who, Tor want or time experience, require
hts aid sle would undertake composition. prose
vcrc e., with ihe cope 81 hs talents; uspeclng which,
aud b> cha 1Ctef satisfactory references VIII be- given.
note ~ e''e \cce "a vii feccv We prompt snd cenh.
don M atf,f,i-nn 4 NJ n. nnicn Ill ln
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It's true.-Bargains

Z for the Ladics.-Splt Straw Bonrets new and beaul
iu5J cents to dollar each-Mrs. BAKER 4l8 Beecserst
Udonrs from Carmne is day opens several fresh cases
oi Acse desirable Bonnet, at above prices Those who
would buy, must DELAY such Bonncs at such prices
cannot remain long on hard. iel 81
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AR. PUINNEY'S FAMILY PILLS,

These Pills have iusty acquired the highest rcpnia
curing Bilious and Dyspcptc complaints, tie icl.
ing certificate from o the mos, respectable citizens
90 Albany. will show
FROM Benjamin knOWer, Esq.
Having Suffered for time with indigestion and ha'n
ien advised 10 try D.. = Phnney Anti Dyspeptc
lnns Pills and after usin, then for time. pre-
irrd that they the uldesi and Vel the mot eth
catous their operation At article OF the Mind have
used and what esteem oi great importance, they
sickness al the stomach procuring full, free and
.satury discharges and leaving The bow ei, natural
cpnd;1 And he cheefiuy recommend thsir u.c
fo al Nho OF bilious habits need an excellent family
medicine, cons iera1u Of the high standing of TIE pro-
pretor 10 the community a. a medical man
BENZ. kNOwE
Sold by \. y. u. SANDS Wholesale AGENTS ~ Fulton
street, corner of Gold l09 Fulton street, rs Broadway and
y Fast Broadway. t1 I'm
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g. Richard Adams IOCke's Celebrated Lecture
on MAGNGTIsM and ASTRONOMY. a. reported for The 1rh-
Une, published IN neat pampe and for sale al THIS Of
fce. Prce u cents. or 50 oenls per down.
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VvI'TTAL INSrRANCE.-On Dwell

II 7 4
u ing Hou.c. a1d Tnrlfr." ONLY, PR =, .r,,nt ~
"a, ,.>u~,t TuF hot >FHOIptH~' vi tNL -
STRANGE COMPANY Ofcs o. " al -, 'nr 50 .'i'.
te in.r,r@ ~ Dweinr Houses and Furniture '-nn i' 10y
.vcif knovn t,t most M the l'.c' Incurred IN TIE
r,n->, oi insurance are the result e The bu,rr o. Nuds
li. store, and costly -coi,. III,
c~ ani may pr, by deprive hun Oh "a" very s-'u'H '
winch hr pays biz premium tsL oil.
ter nav NJ txpeu,e aud losses, srerrtN hied ID 80 '
i,,n,d ID, assured prcpc on 70 tbs amount Oh "'
insurance. -.
Thi, COMPANY il prepared 20 insure again, o', ' an
a.e hy fire. Dwelling H0u>-s. occupied iu "og q" IN p..
o-.rs-y kept N ,,stiiag house,, Every person ''ui-
n- with TAR Company eni, ed to one vote lii ei'u nun
ired dollars Insured.
DIRECTORS
GnlanC yerplirck r. AKosrrt>o1. stephen amnretng'
port Urgrytu Ludlow >amrel Mnrn. FREDERICK u p'N,ief
N ,Ii,rn n lIar->on Fsk Schr,hardt. Dinrl seymour
\ L. RODGERS. i'res Dent
,,yt9Sn ID G. TAb lOR. SECRETARY.
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.UTCHER, REYNOLDS & PLATT,

~ ATTORNEYS, SOLICITORS ana col NSEI-
kORS-pfics No ~ and q Merchals- ESchnsge Wall
si-eft New forS. SAL EN ~ TCHER.
J. y REy >DIOS,
III " pIarf
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ALTERATIONS ON TIE TEETH

~ sENNOl WHITING LINZ PRATT would
1pim iurir friends and the public generally Nat hey
rnue Al their oi stand enrr - Ia. Br0ldrav, lut
sequence 90 renurirrng the street NJ. - o tie
str"etl where all operations boz the line OF their profession
vii be- performed upon the most approved prncp =
dental science Artificial tGh inserted iue gold plate.
20 q, good ,iye OF workmanship other Office ia the
Imicl states from single tooth a fuil 49, on single
plate dolbe plate ar o,rherr principle. and at.d
90 he purro'C Of ra.frsfon articulation
iou, teeth plugged with gold foil. un filed 18th ccnea
- the customer prefer, a, c'rcum,'ance- admit
Tolactc cured without extraction in an case, where u
possible for ~ Pc Elected. tire tooth Ged aAd Id
served tor future usefulness Our prices always rsas-
he IN conformity o. ttr times, TIE poor need no bee.
tate % CALL aware dat GOAT teeth are - n-ce
.1ry % the health aud comfort 0 ~ poor de more
favored pou on of ihe community one or tao young men
have excellent opportunity % learn tie proir,s.cr
ro, only theoretically but practically.
RFFEREsCts-
~, honor Chan. Walworih .>amuH Els. VI y
North, Sarntora Springs Prot Benjamin SIlumap
stephen Brown. ID, y York Prot VIM Tuy, II ID. y Nm
WIN VI VI por ID Rev Naih 4 Pratt Georgia
Jared Ln,,ey. ID Rev Henry Ludlow
John Miltr VI Pro. laiian kn.sht. VI n
WIN Bskeman, ID Pfof Chss = slesherd, ND
II
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MUSIC at Three Cents Page, at No.

I've T. L,pcnHrd->irCri, corner NJ BrOIdvay.-flltS.
4. GESLAiN, Music Publisher ; constantly receiving new
aud fashionable Music for the Piano. Guitar and Flute
which h" selling At the very low Price OF cents page.
retail Ap, hand. small lot Muscal Instruments.
which VIII be sold very low The public invited al
ara examine for themselves Nh-lrsalc dealers supplied
cheaper than AZ other establishment M the L. States
\. B.-riano Fories tuned al Is cents.
mNl I'm CIAS II. GtSIAIN
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NLARREN'S Parent Home Power and
CROCKERY.-,lerritfs & Page. 100


\ bincs Fo,,lng Pieces All PISTOLS offered fo
c1s. reduced price. NJ. III Broadway, NrWYork.
HYDE 4 Goodrich New Orleans.
Hayden Gregg \ CO. Charleston, :. {.
James +. MckeoD, Penn', l,ania Avenue, Washington
- e..
Ako improved Powder FLASK, Cap.primers ard the bes
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GOAL, coal, COAL..-Best Peach Or.

~ clard Red Ash CoaI-Lump, Broken and Nut sizrs
The undersigned j. authorised To take orders this ce't
hrai Coal at the very lowest prices either by the cargo
delivered from the barges &c Of carriage any par
Of This city BROOKLYN.
No GRAY Ash Schnylhill, Leh ,h and Lackawama Coal
: American BnusinJu> Coal. Ton the crate. equal
bcl LNefpp0 Bc Virginia Coal. for blacksmith use al
the very lowest price. JOSEPH y. SIMPSON,
Office NJ ll8 Sassau-sireci
" " Orders for one ton Will receive the s,ten'ion
: those q nTnrr Y. l,Nln
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NOTICE.-Whereas some person OF

n OTICE Whereas some person or
per,ons have sold the Boston Miscellany about town
0r les than the subscription price, and IN some Instances
l than the wholesale prize the publishers are determined
o. put stop 10 IN such prpceedngs far the Mscela
~ concerned and give notice that they will sell the VI
celasy who shall hereafter rea the work tor
les than . cents per number
BRADBURY. SODENI co.
ie2 Publishers and Prnprctors
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NABlNET WAREHOUSE. 20 Ea.,

Broadway, corner OF Markef ,ireci.-Nc,.~s Stewart
a Frpp would inform their cu,nncr, ant Tire plhic 90
'-ucral Than they have handsome assortment Of
'har' AMI sofas ana Cabinet Frrmur- all NJ thew
1dnuaclfe, winch vii De- sold low i1r cash. = VI
nam Palmer formerly of d. CatAlrre =. agent for Mr..
Vrpp al the above corner, would be happy u III.
lends and customers ipfl lv~
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> C.. eNEW YORK TO EASTON

S-isS,,sserS+TJ. P1.-PEOPlt'S IINF-Through n
bouts Fare only Two Dollar.
Icaye pier NJ y. r.. Battery fiacrM sclock, = y
daily sunday cvcrpeA by ,rsmio1l Cnir1is or " il,t
" ci El7abe hpon, then To tAke the css OF he b.
Town and sOw,rNillr Railroad 90 Som'rye leaving oHly
50 uus~ by Coachr. on mile, sss than ~ New BuL>"rs
making the pleasant and eXped ou, rouic io Fast
on F~r seat apply To A. D. Hope - c'urss, street ~
% hsss<i.
T. irran COMMITS have been made hy which uns nrrrs
IAN have the Liberty O'clock \ ". sd Tab.
ba PHILADELPHIA iap to Fblab'iliows vhsf" tl'N vi
opnect With thr Snn.riic. For further uiufmn
o, man ~ Of \. 10 IfOPF, - Couiillrdf..f.
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NEWCASTLE COAI.-Now discharp-

~ from brig Janet and r.o from the hirquc roui
oo'htrs yin- foot oi FanAR-st y II. OF Superior quail
To- s.it1hle tor families ana for mauuc'urfrs or ,at j
quantities 10 suit purchasers, al moderate pnoc, hv
WARD BROWNE
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CREENNICU POTTERY. 26l Eigh-

ieeuih street between Ninth and Tenth Avelu-s.As
ibs esab shuent the only ofe KIND IA hS and
The largest the State the subscriber respectfully informs
the public that lac manufactures and Oic for saln. H.,
tu'~t va-iuainr ,rriu,, me following articles. VIZ
Stone Ware, Eauhen Ware, Portable Furnaces Flower
Pots Oven Tile, Chnnney-Pots Stove Linings Banching
Pos Friedrich, Green-llOu,e Tile. stove Tubes \ &c.
\. E.-chrmca snd Druggist Ware 10 order al orders
through The Po5,-ohce Will be Puncvaly ,yrculcd.
rlla I'm
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"a ROOMS TO LET at 30l Broadway.

LA Handsome Parlon aud Bedlooms attached Of ~
ION. .z-s furnished or unfinished The il0u.e will be
rainrd md mt IN cor,1rt@ ORDER Art., Fame, or
,n H. gentlemen no think of changing woull DO well 10
call. Ao, Room to 1T the fourth floor, q feet WIDE
y ~ deep. Inquire the second floor, 81 aGu
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,sNuE NORTH AMERICAN Goa

fsNIIE NUKTH NNLKIIAN tOaI
K Compaay.-N1;cc F, hereby -ivt, t. ii' Si1rktod-
the N1r tfarricaa Coal Csmpany hal ELECTION
eleven rector, of .sI Company vii he held fier
4iCe No - lnerty-,reet Thursday The jUtI day
junc next The poll vial be- open from y o'clock W. 10
o'clock J. ".
The transfer book will BE- closed from Ju1c ooh 10 July
Ut, 1912 BY ordcrof Directors.
u. ARNIIAGE, Secretary.
Ncv-york Nav 5nih. Ia me- 4flaw
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~. arEoPLT'S LINEFOR II.
) c,,- aEyENING LINE of Steam.
: = ~, sNr,y,RK & NETWORK.

49, Pare only - ,cnt~ The ~ -
- -, ,irainer Ft>~AIC Capt Jrtu "aTf' i
,-tr &, ard ,r.ssrily r~:uei, Wi c"nu'ncs lfr 10
-. -, ,r lie sra>an q. riursay, March i'-'-nf 4
ftiow-. NJ, A..
A, 'r',.lt =, t..-lkrN at7in'rk. ~ a a "i.e ~
"a, >er'i,r> H. Ps,,scv 30 l>a,, Ne"Hcfk a. D.
and s z. " Law NeW1p at7t \ " 'tn J. ,' y
- r''-'' mt on
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VIE Sclf.ln.,rucior and lonrnaI of The

Z Universal Lycruul, hv j., ala HHhro1k. 8, published
monthly no The Exchange Iyccum 3iS Broadway. % ~
cents wear, PAID in aisnnCr liberal discount viii be
made g. agents who buy hy the quantity. Agents %
1per> VIII ind il profitable WOIi. For ,ar al Ax.ori,
n"us room. 100 BpWerv. .eln
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UOUSEKEEPERS' Hardware. Guile

= Il ~ Ac ACIhc subscriber iccrNinv fresh np.
l"N ana have constantly hand TON assortment of
ttuarNr-pCs Hardware such a. common and ivory handle
hn'c> oui Forks IN single dor SETS n 81
pt%e~ Also Tea TRAYS, spoons Tea Kettles Pti>
'"'ec Nil> >h.vels and Teng>, H'loWW.ic s.. Ac 1u
oi winch they oilcT market pTicc,
-. - :.
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TIC ho1i ~ ~ accompanied ~ an old Fshruu9u Yel
1cqilpiri Wiz he Fishing Ground. Bat tuTnshsd. 40
excellent Band .fNusic onyaved ACCOMPANY ihs bat
Rf'r' lmeni. Of the fri quality iurushrd on hoard extra.
ct2nirr maid u attend 20 tie ladies and ell srsn
Capt Gould pledges himself TIA, pains shall be- spared
l. give ssacion aud make these Excursions both Jsg-
sa' an' agreeable 10 those VITO VIII honor Inn wih her
patronage.
Tie futile sssUrei hat the Superior Will positively
!fafe ~ ir aboye DAY, throughout he sea,on. tie
e. -
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- NBUFFALO and Green Bav.
70 nGKAND excursions

se~sa.s-r=s-y for he Fishing Banks Of Sandy ii0ok
fvefy fT'.day and Friday during the Tie srgs
AMI connIot steamboat SUPERIOR. Capt Johs Gouf
again ln afre,, ard will cOmmeBce bef regular
ior Ne sra.on 90 Friday morning, May nh. sasing ne
pier foot ri Chambers .. At O'clock Hammond IT, pas,
p Cansl'i past g. Pier No y X. 10 O'Clock, MARKET
street Per O'clock, CATH riDest Ferry Brooklyn, Ta
. and Pier No \. Il. pat o'clcck, landing at foG
hamilton.
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VI In Osborn a urTLF. 81 Fulton \
ECONOMY and FAsHloN.-Genrle.

mems handsome AMI durable Ilai, warranted llr
siit> al th' low price of = 90. Fine Moc>L Hat - -
10 - Elegant dras and black Cashmere and fine Nrtra
"'' Uow - To ~ The above Hat, tor the picti ARE
unsurpassed 10y any manufactured in tbs c.N. .
}. " ktLLOGG. Is Csnal.,i
ic7.lms Gomez All Tloa,p.,n
, 1842-10-22
DIED.

On Noix Creek, in this County, on
the 10th inst, Margaret McCree, daugh-
Ter of Jno. McCree, aged four years.
At the same place, on the 18th inst,
Mary f. Jordan, daughter of A. Jordan,
aged II years.
They died with the smile Of Hearen on their
brow.
The hour of their departure was come,
That solemn voice, that called them home;
Oh, now, my God, let trouble cease,
And let thy servants die in peace.
The race appointed, they had run,
The comet Ger the prize has won;
And now their witness is on high,
And their accord is in the sky.
1t is in their innocence they trust;
Thew bow before thee in the dust;
And through their savioar's blood alone,
They look for mercy at his throne.
They come, they come! at thy command
They give their spirits to thy hand;
Stretch forth thy everlasting arm
And shield them in their last alarm.
ICON.
, 1842-10-22
As many inquiries have been made

As many inquiries have been made
of me by my constituents in differ.
ent parts Of the State, and as many
others who have made no inquiries
may nevertheless feel an interest in
this matter, l must ask room in your
paper for this letter, if it can be spar
ed. Perhaps some other papers in
Missouri may copy it. shall! be
obliged to them if they will do so.
regret the decision which the
Secretary has made in reference to
the purchase of water rotted hemp.
1t would be much betterfor the hemp
growers in Missouri to have their
hemp inspected and purchased at
home. But few of them will run the
risk Of shipping to Boston, and hav-
ing their hemp inspected there, and
probably rejected. think the Sec
rotary is wrong. Under the resolu-
ton above referred to, he certainly
has power to purchase in Missouri;
and under this impression, | shall
press the subject on his attention a
gain, and will give YOU the result
when | get an answer.
In haste, very respectfully,
Your obedient servt,
J.. C. EDWARDS.
, 1842-10-22
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining i'll the Post Office at Bowling
Green, Pike County, Missouri, on the
30lh day of Sept. 1912, which if not
taken out within three months, will be
sent to the General Post Office, as
Dead Letters.
Robert Allison; John Adams; Debo-
rah Adams; John Bedford, sen. 2; Am
brose Clark; Doct. A. Crane; Walter
Grow; Philip Conner; Richard Frawne;
Miss Catharine Gatewood, 2; John W.
Graflord; Thomson Gentry; Thomas
Graflord; Thomas Henderson; Renney
Laforce; Jeremiah SAILOR; Margaret J.
Kerr; VIM. Mosley; Willis Mitchell;
Jesse Moss; Margaret Maddox; George
l.. Mudd; Christopher Mittleberger;
Elias Norton; Alfred Oden; Philip Orr;
Duvall d. Phillips; G. A. A. Riggs;
Henry Sewell; Mountjoy Scholl; Henry
B. Yeager, ,; Eli Watson; B. F. Wat
kins, 2; James S. Walker.
Fl. G.. EDWARDS, p. NJ.
, 1842-10-22
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the un-
IN designed has obtained from the Clerk
of the County Court of Rails county, let
tiers of Administration upon the Estate Of
Walter Caldwell deo'd., bearing date the
18th day of July A. D. ls42. All persons
having claims against said estate, are re-
quested to exhibit them in one year from
the date of said letters f~orallowance, or
they may be preoluded from any benefit Of
said estate; and il such claims are not pre-
sented within three years from the date Of
said letters, they will be forever barred.
SAM. X. CALDWELL, .
ROBERTO. CALDWELL, Aom
August 9th 1912. 3w40.
, 1842-10-22
A. p. II

The Crescent City (New-Orleans)
contains an account of the murder OF
Bastien Berlanger, and his assistant
Jean, at the Parish of Ibberville, in
Louisiana. The bodies of the above
two persons were found floating on
the water, their heads horribly man.
gled. Berlanger was owner Of the
trading BOAT which he commanded,
and had with him at the time Of the
murder $1,000 in money, a consider
able number of drafts, and three
silver watches. The boat had on
board produce to the amount ofS6oO.
The boat was scuttled and cut loose.
She drifted nearly to the opposite
shore before she sunk. The murder
ers had not been discovered on the
9Th instant.--Mo. Rep.
, 1842-10-22

The best English railways are said
10 be worked at an average expense
of "a per mile, for each train. This
is about the same with the expense OF
the western railway, between Boston
and Albany.
, 1842-10-22

Mr.. Wolfe made no reply to these
arguments, but simply stated that he
rested the case upon the evidence.
The court, without any comment,
then said: 81 remand the defendant,
to answer to the charge of murder"
Mr.. Pope was conducted back to jail.
We understand the matter comes
before the grand jury this morning.
TLou. Jour.
, 1842-10-22
H. G. EDWARDS, p. NJ
FINAL

FllE undersigned administrator of
L. the estate of William ]. Glover.
deceased. late Of Lincoln county Mo.
hereby gives notice to all creditors,
and others interested in said estate,
that he intends to make a final settle
ment of said estate, at the next Nov.
term of the County Court of said
county.
RAWLElGH MAYES, Admir-.
Oct. S, 1842. iWi9.
, 1842-10-22
NOTICE.

LII persons interested are hereby notified.
IA that the undersigned has been discharged
from Imprisonment, under the act for the re-
lief of insolvent debtors, ard will apply at the
next term of the Circuit Court of Lincoln
county. TO be begun and held at the Court
House in the town of Troy, on the Sd Mon
day IN November next, for a final discharge.
ROBT. Nj. MARTIN.
Sept. 10, 1912. Owls
, 1842-10-22
SAVE YOUR COST!

THE undersigned take this method
l. of informing their creditors that
they MUST have money; those who
know themselves 10 be indebted to
us by note or account, will save ose
by making immediate payment. .
CAMPBELL & CRANE.
Sept. 3rd. 1912. 3w44.
, 1842-10-22
Final Settlement.

LII persons concerned or in any way in
"A terested in the Estate of John l.. WILL
inns deceased, late of Louisiana, Pike county
Mo-, are hereby notified that the undersigned
Administrator will make a final settlement of
the estate at the next November term of thu
County Court of said county.
MO Es Kelly, Adm,r,.
IN. BRYSON.
Sept. 10, 1912. 4w45.
, 1842-10-22

II GATHER, Boots. and Shoes, for sale by
- r. ID, Brewington, at the lanyard at
SCOTS Spring. Those who wish the above
articles can purchase them cheap for cash,
wheat, good hides, tallow or bees wax.
At the same time 1 wish 10 notify those who
are indebted to me to come forward and pay
their notes and accounts Immediately, or
they will DO placed in the hands Of others for
collection. l have no disposition 10 push any
person these times--but l owe money that
must be paid, and my only prospect to pay my
debts is by collecting money from others.
X. ID. BENNINGTON,
SCOTS Spring, Sept. 7th, 1912. 3w46
, 1842-10-22
Final Settlement.

A IL persons concerned or in any way inte-
"a rested in the Estate of Geo. Wells Jr. de.
ceased, late of Pike county Mo-, are hereby
notified that the undersigned Administrator
will make 4 final settlement of the estate at
the next November term of the county court
of said county, and resign nv letters testi-
mentary. WIN. DAVIS, Admir-.
Oct. -, 1912. 4w50.
, 1842-10-22
E-XECuToa's NoErcE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
~ signed have obtained of the Clerk of
the County Court Of Pike county. letters
testamentary on the estate of Samuel Binn
deceased, dated August 3lst. 1912, that
all persons indebted to said estate are re-
qusted to make immediate payment. All
persons having claims against said estate,
are requested TO exhibit them properly au-
then,icated, within one year from the date
Of said letters or they may be precluded
from having any benft of said estate, and il
not exhibited within three years, they viii
be forever barred.
GEORGE CAMPBELL, )p
JOSEPH T. FORD. ~
Sent. Bird. lSi2. 3wi4,
, 1842-10-22
ASBURY DICKINS,
SecretdrY.

In order to obtain the information
called for by this resolution, | have
addressed letters TO various parts of
Europe ard our own country. As 1t
is impossible, however. for me to ap-
ply in that form to all who are able
and willing to aid mel have adopted
this as the best mode Of calling pub
lie attention to the subject. | re-
spectlully invite all those who take
an interest in this important branch
of our industry, to communicate 10
NE whatever information they may
possess on the several points embrace
ed in the resolution Of the Senate.
1t is hoped that editors of news,
papers, particularly in the CONNER.
cal and hemp-growing portions OF
our country, will insert this in their
several papers as they may deem
necessary.
, 1842-10-22
watch Maker 5 Silver smith,

THE subscriber begs leave to in
Il form the citizens Of Lincoln and
the adjoining counties, that he has To-
ted himself in Troy, Mo-, and will
attend, with promptness, to all orders
for work. in the various branches Of
his business.
UORATIO A. FISHER.
Troy. Aug. %, 1912. 45
, 1842-10-22

Horrible Mode of Torture and ere
cution at .itoaterideo.-ln the vari.
Gus uses TO which they apply the
hides Of bullocks, that of punishment
Is not left out. lis related of them
that they sew up their prisoner in Il
wet hide, leaving out the head and
neck only. and in this condition lay
them on the ground in the sun To dry.
In the process of drying, which the
hide soon does in the powerful rays
of the sun, it becomes contracted.
and produces the most eXcruciatlng
torture on the unfortunate prisoner.
by the increase of pressure; but If
night arrives before he dies from its
effects, the hide r~eIaxes again with
the moisture from the air, only to
proiong his suffering the next day.
which generally is his last. So cruel
a death is even worse than that which
the boa-constgiclor can mfllct, and
the invention Of it is said TO belong
to a barbarian named Raming.--Ex-
change paper.
, 1842-10-22
FINAL

I-NdII OF I L4N
THE undersigned administrator of
l. the estate of Harrison Booth,
deceased. late of Pike county Mo-,
hereby gives notice to all creditors
and others interested in said estate,
that he intends to make a final settle
ment of said estate, at the next Nov.
term Of the. county Court Of said
county.
WIN. BRYSON, Admir-.
De boniS non.
October ISt, 1912. 4w48.
, 1842-10-22
-"poor, poor DUN mouths,
Plead Cor him" Lou. Journal.

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