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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29

PHILOSOPHERS arc not LESS accessible
to the Trailer impulses Of our common ma
tyre than ,haae who deyhte themselves to
more ignoble pursuits. Clairault, soceles
Hbrated for hiSprediction 81 the return OF
Halley,s comet in 1859, was assisted by
a lady, Madame Lepaute, who supplied
him with MANY of the most elaborate ol
the calculations necessary u complete
his investigation. Great was the. sur-
prise and mortifea6cL Of the friends nf
the elady to find on the publicati OF
Clairan't's memoir on the subject. tha,
all mention Of her name, md OF he i'm
portant share which she had III the
researches, were studous!y avoided.
The philosopher, as il aftes4ards ap
peared. Ind at the time love affair with
another lady. who, being jealous oi Ia
snpante cuicuiatrics, insisted that no i1a..
tion of her name should bs made by her
philosopher chees ami. 1t was not till
many years afterwards that Justice was
done to the claimssSf tho female ..mathe-
naatician by Lalande, the celebrated as
tronomer. who, having himself had a
share of Ahe Investigation, was cogni
zant d 'tW the circumstances. So IN
tense~aM unremilting was the applica
ton Of Madame Lepaute for several
months, in this investigation. that she
q disease Of the eyes, by
which she was afflicted fors,he remainder
of.hef life.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29

Bostos and Fashion.-'rhc two cele
brated'and perhaps, mos, rapid nags now
on the turf, are again 10 meet and contend
for heavy purse, over the Camden and
Philadelphia Course, al the fall meeting
in October. The proprietor Of the course,
who is authorized by Mr.. Gibbons, 10 an
nounce Fashion, makes purse Of $1,000
9th the liberty Of four en.lics.-Phila.
U. s. Gazette.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29
ROYAL PROGRESSES.

Dul UdkuTe more.
burlington. Iowa. 1912.
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Literary Notices.

GRAHAMs MAGAZINE OF LITERATURE AND ART
January, lSi3.-We have received from the New
York publisher, Israel Post, SO Bowery, the first
number of Graham's Magazine for lS43, and must
confess little surprise at the extraordinary excel
ence of its literary contents and its eubellish-
ments. The Coquette is the best mezzotint ever
published in this country; the five portraits of dis
iinguished American female writers, from original
pictures, show two Kings conclusvely- that women
Of genius not always ugly, and that we have ar
lists capable OF giving the 0lvlne expression Of these
features to the world The Fatal Misteke is an adj
mirabe engraving also, and the Fashions superb.
OF the literary contents, we need say no more than
that they consist OF tales and sketches by Cooper,
Willis, Gratan, Mercein, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Embury,
Mrs. Osgood, etc, and poems by Bryant, Longiel-
low, Allston, Sisouney, Palmer, and Others, whose
names are welded 10 immortal verse. Beyond
doubt, Graham is the American "Backwood"
No o her magazine comes near enough 10 his to be
mentioned In the same month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-14
Price Two Cents.

IMPORTANT FROM YUoArAN.-We have inteH-
gence from Campeachy TO the I'D ult. War had
begun there-the Mexicans had made attempt
on the place-had outraged Spanish family, which
will lead TO difficulty with Spain-had met with
reverses, desertions, and suffering for food.
Following is description of the first battle.
Gea. Imam, from the west, had arrived with about
1900 OF his untutoied friends and followers, ana de-
sired the Governor 10 point out the my, they
came TO hight, and could not remain in incidence
The appearance OF these natives was unique and IN
teresing, even 10 the Yucatecos. They were naked
10 the waist, except the belts and buckars OF arma-
ment which was slHng on them and from The waist
10 the mid thlsh a sort OF modern circus apparel
comprised their costume. In addition each one
carried his own provisions sung his shoulder.
On the 18th the whole Mexican force approached
the city. On this being known, the brave Imam
sounded his horn, and the natives OF Paenque and
the region round about, rushed upon the invaders.
About 25O adhered TO their leader in body, the
others fought on their hook at random. The result
was the Mexlcans were asonlshed, dismayed and
fell back The chief, Imam, slew "a, whose bodies
he exhibited, and brought away two pieces OF can
non, which were deposited in Campeachy as a trophy
of the victory In the engagement Gen Imam had
Is of his brave fellows killed, and four wounded
The movement was preconcerted attack by land
and sea. The Mexican squadron cannonaded dur
ing the whole morning The Yucatecos had SIX gun
boats lying under the forts which answered the sa
ues OF the assailans. The steamer Guadalupe
was unable TO reach the shore with her Paxhan
shot, but of the Yucatan gun boats more ioitu-
nate, was enabled TO reach her with Is FOUNDER,
and carry OIL her
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ENGLISH SCHOOL.
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA
CHARLES DItNNE WArERI.AND PRINClP


THIS Academy established year. age under me
tonnage Of the former Inendrni General othr Iand and
other distinguished adyda OF the nobility chans OF
uis eity It'll conducted the plan Of The &c
sa and the method Of tuition Is the nterogatve" All the
scholars understand the English language, and Of them
The Principal has the Of schools in France, Ger
aany, England, and the United States HIS chief aim Is TO
the youth entrust1 h knowledge OF
those branchss oa o education winch required IN all
active careers, and are applicable TO any. 49,
The course Of study there FORE eompsehenss the ENGLISH
Satur Philosophy, the cal Part Of Mathematics and
Drawings OF mons kinds.
Professors of divers and acqni reside the
bhmSnt; snd all the classes receive IN rotation instruction
from the director.
ye Of the pupils, under ee years OF and al
two foreign languages perfectly intexibe manner, and
dlose Of riper y ars, correctly and easily.
The acquisition only Of the Spanish bur also OF other
languages hn placed within the reach of the youth OF the
United States without its being for u. TO
nquh the many witch accrue from anEnssh ed
ucstion The object Of the Principal in desiring receive
youths from the United States facilitate the nt
OF the Eng an for his Spanish pupils which service
would be douby repaid them BY by the and introduce
here the manly spirit Of the Engsh schools The young
mate the house being and situated in healihfu
spot st short from the iy and containing within il
limits, fine bath aud complete for the
OF the pupils health Two youths lately arrived from Germa
have the the school alth As
the principal married and his wife and sister have
but tsst Of infancy.
Every pupil enjoys his religious opinions undisturbed.
The Si00 payable three months ad
vance There extras except clothes nd books
Relsrences-NESSRS. CHAS DRAKE BROTHERS
ALEXANDRA MORALES. ESQ.,,
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l0e Step. c. Ward school teacher. Of Jamaica Plains.
Mass balance of accoun; for schooling my 80 %
Asserts.
I. One half Of the patent right for the stereotomch
wooden paving blocks. and Tor other purposes assign
ed my interest said patent right about March 30
lSt0 to Humphrey Bissel OF Charlottesville N c. for
the payment oil $4,000, to Chas NJ Wells and Jabez NJ
Fisher trustees OF sarah r. Fisher of Philadelphia the
of $4,000, TO Lloyd w. Wells, of New York, and
$4,000 Lamar q. Wells Of N. York. believe that and
that hing has been received by either OF
under said judgment.
=. No household furniture.
g. The wearing apparel OF petitioner his wife and SIX
children, does exceed in value the sum OF $500.
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Common Council.

Board OF AssI.rAsTs.-Ths Board met, according to
their adjournment last evening Present the President Of
the Board and quorum
Several petitions were presented
Inritati jns-From the American Institute to witness
the exhibition of the Planearium OF Committee to at
tend Ball to be given in honor of j. 8. BrownelL-
Accepted.
Papers from the Board Of .a,derm,n- Ordinance to
amend the Marke, Laws Ordered be printed. Ordi-
fixing the salaries of the Register OF Wster Rents
at $eO0-Concurred in. Application Of j AB D. Brush,
bridge or bulkhcad The slip now filed up and they
want to extend bridge out that vessels can come up
The resolution granting leave was concurredn Resolu-
ton authorizing the Committee Public Offices and Re
pairs 10 take the cupos from the Tombs with as lit
tie delay possiblc-Referred Resolution to procure
portrait of Gov. Seward for the Governors Room-Con-
CURED in Report of Street Commissioner ON assessment
for paving Spring Concurred in. Report Of Com
mttec Roads and Canals respecting grading seventh
Avenue between 23d st and 10th st Resolution adopted.
In favor of remuneratng Peter uin Tor extra work 10
Of his contracts for excavaing trenches in Broad
wsy-Referredt to Committee on Croon Aqueduct
Communication from the Street Commissioners, correct
ing an error made in his communication last week. rea
tive to expenses incurred on the public rosds,
motion then made to take up the abovenamed COM
municson which at last meeting was ordered to be laid
the table and printed. The members got into very
dense fog both at the last meeting and at the present. in
referring the document TO committee Referred to .
special committee s,erman scoles Brady Brown, and
AtwelL
Doc No. of the Board of Alderman then taken mp
relative abolshng the office Of Marshall or Sergeant
at Mace commonly called the First or Mayors Marshall.
The Mayor had returned this ordinance with his ohjec
tons thereto AID ScoLEs moved to reconsider and pass
IT notwithstanding the Mayors objections The Mayor,
in his veto states that the appointment of this ofcer 10
given him by the city charter and utcs Of the state
and consequently any action Of the Common Council
nboshog the Office, must be null and void The sui jet
was discussed at length. strict party question
the democrats claiming the appointment Of that officer
to he by the Mayor, and the wings by the Common
Council.
bequcstion passing the resolution, which
adopted
1t resolved that when this Board ADJOURN adjourn
to next Tuesday evening, aud that the Market ques
ton be the special order ofthe meeting,
Assistant Alderman NEsBirr offered resolution that
the counsel Of the Corporation defend the suit brought
against the present Aqueduct Board by Hiram A. Norris
The resolution was laid on the table.
The Board adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-14

Before the Vice Chancellor, Dec. 10.
Decisions era decisions given in the court,
bu, them sufficient public interest.
and importance Tor publication. They simply inter
esting 10 the parties Immediately concerned.
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Superior Court.

Before Chief Justice Jones e,,n
DEc l3-Rsuben A. Tosvnsr vs. Mon. b. Hart, SheryD,
This was an action Of trover to quantity OF
bristles and brushes continued from yesterday Inc
defence sss up thst there 10 fraud In tns esse
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HEALTH!
THE POOR MANS RICHES, AND THE RICH
MANS BLISS.
aeases which and prepare the constitution for ey
cGIDs' ctoGUTs. AsSHMA x AND COMPLAINTS
1.-THE chis Of autumn strike the frame
An6 %S ~ II Z care car would sesi end the same,
Aud II its rage apease
Next comes the hour when we must die"
There is ouiy poetry ia the above composition
I'VE %snd s s r s Of nsss s
it tins small speck eternity which ends by
BE CAUTIOUS!
Ioo tx STT o one
liable T Se s lung vincent
coxrsusp ExT e 81 O. s aS1saousD CANDY
co ri yya y delay ;iss
81; Al much i If ., S.. y s wsss Sy
relieved frs, pam. iD
ri; %ss The ~ TX
SAT. aud .alusIy cough mgr dient: Sold by Psse Son.
:" READ THE FOLLOWING cE ys LEA
Gentlemen-My wife has been for the las yrar s;c.
sd S s si sSs s Ky
a @
ton We tried the medicines usually used and recommended
tn srs the c Witch s
so that me Cough and irritation OF the Lung,
n h. dds ss, better health
wILIIS% SfI Bo SSlS IL Li.pen.-d st.
To Messrs. J. Pease Son. Is Division
OH NOBLE POWER! THY REIGN IS HERE!
My wife has been for the last two or tire. years
pain and bleeding al the lungs The cough Ia. been so Sc.
a'isT s s;
%ae Ncb"s that bss ed would relieve es until
sss ni wrfS se s as This los, vim
s,u T;.e sncs as 2 Leave happ, impression .pGn her
""' " ' DAVID W. fiERoY. |. Delaney street,
ToMe,.G. J. Pease Son. IS Diyi.io. St
Hasboand Candy should be very happy 70 sec them
Agenu--Rushton & Asriuwal. 10 Astor House, ito
Broadway, and &C William street,
Borgess. zes. sn' H Ied ss ESiy Philadelphia
b bssSss 81 s SS s;e's '. Tssp soisoT
Thomps,p : Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
An Ms sssni wanted ~as5i a, NV Nov Orleans
s 0a hssaS OF whom Gn$y
PaTues supplied with Ice Cream and all kind. of Confee
O'T p''' ''I' REAsES Sos; s 5%.
MAN kinds of steam Confectionery at aAeen pound
| atretall. 90 imr
| Toys! Toys! TOYS Just opened new and fresh
Of commoa and foe rcy' ,u.be Tor the ho-
d,ys 4 ' Cso!ig 's.t .pgs.t: osntts Market, Tor SALE
:pee,iuy invited tocal and etsine TO, tbsm,sv. Don't
,SS& FOR LIyERP00L-Reguln Packet Of The ann
Capt WYE. Vi" sff.:, sss
e.ein, second cabin and Storage, having
oto apply II s9s 'sIs q MSsG lane
1Sove viii os succeeded b. the packet shd Viz
Persons wishing Tor ,eiT friends residing in the Old
Of the regular packets by applying above Il letter post paid
| --------------------- n@,r
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SS& DRAFTS ON IRELA ID &C The Subscribers
WX&f eohnu. 10 give drats payable Demand without
IN lKtLAND-The National b ann OF Ireland a.. pxov,.
ciel Baak OF ir- land and their branches eyery coun
N ENGLAND AND WALES-Messr James Bali Son
$40. oahkes Lennon, the Escpenge and Discount Bank
Liverpool, and Their bf rchss throughout England
~ Sc0ThAND-The Eastern Bank OF scotIsad he
eenok Banking Comoany, and branches in the
towns; SIR Nm Forbes. Hunter Co.
Persons IN The wishing remit thr,y
friends any part OF England Ireland Scotia or Wales nv
enclosing the amount thy wish remit the subscribers
with the and address OF the parties whom Il 10 be-
sent draft for the will be forwarded the packet
after the receipt thereof and Of the
dsT W. 4 ]. +. TAPsCoTT. % Peek slip, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-14

Court CaIcndar--This Day.
Coxxor rLEAs-Part la ~, 80 lis, lsl, las. Part
lbs, 1875, 4, 10, "a I02. l2e.
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M B.-HOteS and RrOcefs Piled on reasOnabIc teFms.
ol< limb
QOARDING-Tke Original W alton Hou,e, 32e Pead street,
u Franklin Squsre-kept by Jas Fowler from London Eng
land boaders - week. transient hoarders SO
day Families be accommodated with
reasonable Wines and Spirits rer
glass-hcme brewd ale per pintne Welsh rarebs
sach-cold equally cheap. N B. Hot coffee
per pnt-sskes aud mron chops be had at all hours.
j. +. particularly requests any wv is in of a
Portable home Call aud inspect his establish ment and
Judge hemseves Persons travelling for England would
lind their CALL The being convenient
Loa1on and Liverpool ships, f. being appointed AGENT he
give passengers every Information.
New York and Old Country tsken in 3msr
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IL HAUOHWOUr. SCI Broadway, Manufacturer, Agents
and Commission Merchants have Just received
opening and splendid Of the following
cles, VIE -
siveed, liIt and Bronze Ga Chandeliers, to 20 lights.
De Candle Go 4toA
Do Candle Brackets, to
Do Gas Brackets, lts
DO Gias Manlel Lights 10
Do Csiranaoics, Ito
Canaiebras
Lamps, Hall amps and Lanterns. Reading Llmps
Sc.
article OF Solar Lamp, very superior article.
Also article Of Dehecter improving the light OF
the old pattern OF Astral Lamp.
Also, style OF Forentne Bronze, color mmovable.
together with every variety of Lamps and Chandeliers for
churches, halls and public ouldngs
PLATED WARE.
Baskets CssIo Trays Toast Racks Candestieks Ma pkn
Rings, Butter Tsbs, butter and Fruit Knives Shutters and
Triys, Coffee and Tea Urns, &C.
Fine Table Cutlery and dozens Japanned Tea Trays
i'll rarity OF patterns aud FORMS fine glass Bsws,
Pitchers, Tumbien Dishes Gobles Decanters Water Bot
ties, Sugars, sc. &c.
W. Il II. beg respect July inform their friends
and the public genea that their with the
uufactur.rs sell all articles line
remarkably owpr and respectfully invite them call
aud their showro which alone sufficient compeD
Tor the trouble s22 sgnsr
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IOSEPH McMURkAY, 90 Pine street, New York, CIV
y Drafts in sums 10 suit applicants, on the
PROVINCIAL BANK OF IRELAND,


Payable at p.:.,
Limerick. Bsi iH
Clonme, Parsontown.
Londonderry, Downpatick.
Wexford. Luw,n.
% SSs,ea2 6u %asni
Galway, Bandon,
H'Sione. BsIiy.hannou.
kfltsany,' Srsss ssi
BaIlina, MaIow,
E sssssS;;1 ss SSssSH's''
Monaghan, ,,
spoon.r. Atwood Co. bseSs;. fasten
Civ, W. q RSsfa s.:sE i gshs Liverpool
Payable in every Town in Lcotland ms lmr
ELECTRO MAGNETIC PLATES for rheu natsm., ner-
Il affections, Pepned under the direction Of La
nn sss n asasi fsas Fes j. New York. '
ia.ke for the most acute and PAIN such
guns eS the
spinach and shortly for all nervous affections chiefly
presslons. yapoIs nervous attacks. &c nl6 linz
COUGHS AND COLDS,
e Ne S *. ss sssT sGy
Msdcse for Coughs: Colds, Splitting Blood Throat and md
asa. :n dc as
s who ws csy % Be q. @ % s
viii find both their STRENGTH and resolution much improved b.
.S as Ali sns tbs
s y b .s q . al
North Sixth street, PhildelphssSS rs
p5awH MlkNoR, b%s;i.i, No. l's Broadway.
JOHN JOIN a 2lSS H p.,ls .en ~ NJ dsam.r
Wan NORDEN's WRITING AND BOOKKEEPING
the p.p wss ~ ,o
ul system Of II very short tue and write
Mr. Van Norden ], prepared to give instruction Book
ss ON: mcn me pS eu. Balance
and close, practically. iron 30 to 30 set ofsooh'
Hours Of insraccn from "a M till p. IL, and from
The i.sdie. rnset d.ily MspM MS lm.r
NO. sYLyEsTER GRAHtM's QUARTERLY
o. h IL. f ubo o q q s'eI bb hS for
estaa n..s drifting wine &c sab.c-scc. and those VITO
it, cs.'nSs '' ',.st Is egra.f BrO'ds.y where
find the nrst and eond M bers DO ger
TIE ONLY rLADt
ss- HG's whore 'S Sstf fs sS
Agent, for ne shsss. M ser%sI C. Com CO.. Nh
S a.. nS I Sy Il. y
1T. or, frrshe 70 any syle now in n.e n29 lmr.
NO MORE HUMBUG ABOUT OvERsHOEs
been dsieed from their supplies sheet Rubber
a. s . &c e.. ~"
penng between US and smith was th,' day by
,0 Shoes
I@ag he s y; JSss T
shoes n the manner described in his patent because the
% 70 BE- s Sss .: had ID, done
believe Mr. Smith learned the attach leather 'oles
.Ss business !. Bas.SieG 6SS thing ssrsia Mr.
hi. psa ~? ssS5s
been Produeed s tn. store Smith,
made by aid OF and-power machinery We tust buyer
dio-iwsse Successor to RoISuv Co IS Maiden Lane
| DnAFTs Philadelphia and Bcscn g, sale z,
do avail street and 40 Broadway.
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SEGARS-SEGARS.

SEGARS-SEGARS.
THE following choice Sesars always hand HEN
i RIQUES'S HAVANA AND PRINCIPE SEGAE
STORE wholesale and retail, basement 81 William ST.
Riondas, nall and quarter
Do, No. q, half aud quarter boxes
Noriegas in quarter aud eighth do
Para kesalos quarter do
Re-a'ss OF superior quality, in "a u aud i-ioth bos.,
CongTesas, III qu arteT boxes
TrabucaS, do do
lie Norma, do do
u. ESperanza, do DO
Tres hmigos, IN cartons Of % each
London ttegslias, III cartons of 10 each
La prueia ia quarter boxes
S,issaH's spotted, in quarter ooxes
PAnctiiia's, do Of superior quality
Ynxeuendad, do
Demoyas, DO
Maeos do
Principes, Of the Rerdon, Cruz and all
PImsveras In quarter boxes
AiraLzaS do
ConstantIas, do
Busrarnent do
Esnero Kegalias, do
Imperial do, nquare oxes. superior article. .
lilo sels nd nIed hla
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.arssof an REGULAR OPPOSITION TO CATS
vi LII, and intern edia1c landings
---szS-Z-b n, eusr days from Csttskili, Mon
dags Wednesdays and frdays II ON New Yok, Tuesdays
ThursJays Ra;udeys-k from Cattsk so
--Ber,hs Is cenu-Supper Is cents.
The new and FIST ste ,me " Csrtsin vand,rh will
For fur bcr particulars inquire 81 the in board By
running 20 the da sabcve named, there will b, daily
between Cskli and New York land
pacssl for freight and passage reduced prices nsr
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Lowell, Mass.

Lowell, Mass.
Correspondence OF the Herald.1
LOWELL, Dec. H. 1912.
Explosion Of Bank IN Lo,ceH- Reduction Of Va
ges- Winter - Elections.
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Redcood Fisher in Bankruptcy at No. IL 81.
Marks Place Individually and of the late firm Of
Amos Butler 4 Co. Abstract of his Schedules.
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From Peck sIip East River.
The nsw and splendid steamboat NEW HAVEN, Captain
Dasten, viii leave Tuesday Thursday and Satur
dny afternoon al 1 o'clock.
Passengers Boston will be forwarded edately on the
val of The above boats Norwich and will proceed with
change Of cars baggage.
For further information. enquire the office of
ID. y. ALLEN 80 PecK slip mp stairs.
All persons forbid trusting any account Of the
above boats nz5r
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PULLEN 81 COPP'S
-sa Gee

NEW YORK AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD LINZ.
Via NoRwIcH AND WoRcEsTER RAILRoAps.
Coypos-d following superior running in con-
neeion with the Norwich Worcester and Worcester Bos
ton Rsil Roars-
WORCESTER. Capt. J. H. Vanderbilt
NEW HAVEN, Capt. J. X. Dustan.
CLEOPATRA, Capt -.
On and after Monday, Nov 2 this line will be ui-week
~ leaving New York. Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
only, att r. Nj.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-07-30

Owe are authorized to announce WILLIAM
TAYLOR as a candidate for Justice of the Peace
of Richmond township, at the ensuing August cleo
ton.
O1rWe are authorized to announce LELAND
WRIGHT as candidate for the Office of Justice of
the Peace of Richmond township.
GIVE are authorized to announce WILLIAM
B. HANNA as a candidate for the Office of Justice
of the Peace Of Richmond township.
DRIVE are authorized to announce SAMUEL
G. MAJOR as candidate for the Office Of Justice
of the Peace, for Richmond township, at the ensu-
ing August election.
eTWe are authorized to announce A. J. HERN-
DON, candidate for the office of Justice of
the Peace, for Richmond township, at the ensuing
August election.
6.FWe are authorized to announce BENZ: F.
JETER, as q candidate for the Office of Justice Of
the Peace for Richmond township, az the ensuing
August election.
GTBENNET c. BROWN, we are requested to
say, is candidate for reelection to the Office of
Constable of Richmond township.
tArFELLow CITIzENs:-I am Candidate for
the Office of Constable of Franklin township at
the ensuing August election, and if elected, will
endeavor to serve you to the best of my capacity.
WILLIAM STlPE.
OFWe are authorized to announce WALTER
ADAMS, as a candidate for the office of Assessor,
at the ensuing election.
GIVE are authorized to announce STRoTHER
BRANNIN, as a candidate for the Office of Assessor
of Howard county, at the ensuing August election.
Give are authoized to announce SAMUEL
IS. SWOPE, as candidate for the office of Asses
sor of Howard County, at the ensuing August
election.
0rWe are authorised to announce JOHN w.
AMMONS, as a candidate for the Office of Asses
sor of Howard County, at the ensuing August
election.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-07-30

UPThe editor Of the Democrat seems
to be very much bothered about some "old
man up town. Who this old gentleman
can be, we are at loss to determine, and
suppose were we to turn out to hunt him
he would be something harder 10 find than
a certain cold man" the editor of the DEM
ocrat once upon time looked for two days
unsuccessfully. q Perhaps, however
friends might interfere"