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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-07

An extensive fire occurred recently at
Madison Ia. Five of the most valuable
warehouses, with their contents were con.
sumed. 1t originated in Mr. Payne's Pork
warehouse, near the steam boat landing.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-07

Georgia Penitentiary.-Onc OF tno
convicts has disclosed the origin Of the r.
cent fire at the penitentiary at M'lieogsr,
vile. Five of the prisoners were guilty o.
being concerned in it. who kindled inc ~ IA
in the five different places at opce' anu
hence the extent of the conHagratlon ~ ~ !
short time. The amout Of loss 10 sla'eu
at $50, 900. The plot, and the mode o.
carrying it out, had been under conslo ae,a
ton for long time before it was acco'n-
plished.-Mo Republican.
VIM. wyman..-Th The trial Of tals p 1nu.
vidual, late President of the fnenA Da" !.
al Charlestown. Mass, was co"men'su -
Lowell ON the 18TH Mr. Hunsng' w v woh
ed the case for the Government. M vi" ,hs
ster and Mr. Dexter appeared again 'oi ~
defendant Mo. Rep.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-07
The St Louis Weekly Gazette.

This excellent paper has recently been
enlarged, and, under the control Of it's
new edtor-Mr Flagg--is now one Of the
best OF family newspapers; price $500 per
annum
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-07

The Ice began to run opposite this place,
for the first time this season, on Friday
last. the LIST inst. The weather has been
quite cool for few days past, and we
may expect the river to close in week
or ten days.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-07
The Louisville Dime.-In add

ton to the Daily, the proprjctors of this
interesting sheet now issue a weekly cd-
ton at 81 per annum. 1t is ably conduct
ed by an association Of printers, and is de-
serving Of what we hope it may obtain-an
extensive circulation
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-07

There should beat least during the
sittings of the Lcgislature-a direct tri-
weekly mail between this place and Iowa
City. The only way in which we can reach
that city by mail is via Bloomington.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-07

The Legislature of this Territory met at
Iowa City last Monday. AS yet we have
received no tidings of their proceedings.
The Governors Message will probably ap
pear in our next.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-07

To Our spondent.-The lines by
Miss ROBINSON on the death Of Sarah i.
Prince have been received and shall APP
pear in our next
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-07

Editorial Enterprise.--In eighteen
hours after the late election in Massachu.
sets, the editor of the Boston Atlas had OBJ.
tanned accurate returns from the whole
state, with the exception of four towns
Most OF this unprecedented despatch was
effected through private exnresses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22
wAsHIVGTON 0APDENs, HOsOKEN.

GAFDENS HObOkEN.
IvhN ELANO the well known proprietor q the First
o., Ward use, No % rev Nre,t tco.per of EIchnLge
iu Tor the patronage nitherts recsyed from his
, NOS e'sTrI menac n.uation Of T. respectfully
nio m men anu the tublc that h has lately
en- SEQ tne srse aud commodus House asd Gardens known
tne washinston House .tuat. Hudson street bpken
witnn Anew M utes walk from the Ferry formerly uped
oy ths late mes syeeny he VIII be happy
c 0m tS et ds OF the late propr etor The public
se gem Ihs asn' being newly AID steiuly laid
VIII De suppuen dufns the with
ment Of III. and choicest of 1wes The tene
grsty enisr5sd and newly fitted mp, will conar I'd ~
snrmeDt OF Wines and Liquors Of IL. most apnaved
snd eng :, OF the most SIP ri.r bsuds,so ehrrv O., b
Mint Ju.p. and Ponehss made In the beat sty. Rate
ments aeluding re Crtams, aud other deic the
,on lie mas also ntted mp sepaaie and agreeable ing par
Tors Tor aides, VI ith front the " e. rnab
Of the delight nj scenery. The ,uoscrber de- erm;,
that nothing shall D; wantig TO the ri hi
patrons HIS also fitted the wiling ssoons two enir
Al built on the " plan, for ex rciss a.
The cr.a ion OF visitors or The attention OF the wsters
say than that they will in ali eases b,
found the of the visitors The bs
from bis experience in the business respectfully soci
the public patronage and pledge hmie
shall be ,ppg hrs part, those h employ 10 CON
tribute the comfort aud enjoyment Of those who may visit
mao imsrc JOHN IRELAND, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22
EXCHANGE HOTEL. BALTIMORE.

and thor sh epats having been in par reurnisi.d with
The posi- of this Hotel 90 well known require de-
ness or pleasure Of the favorable of any the city
not waning undsI Ii:
and he respectfully socs the patronage of his
'lA'. aN' '"' 'a'-'' ERAsTus COLEMAN
EHKoTs. e
T Of
ss1ay improved for he secommo aton visitor The no.
hy eight csowS three nigh; a1s IS
chmAs spacious pleasant CON
,eoent dining roo: in the eountry and super bathing
i'm al all I..ps G.. mos. desirable hotel
.upenis nded by eIpersncsd and attentive hos.1e mo,es
aud be mad at any tine to convey
omnbu. from th. hotel dly and fom the depot
on ths K,osa No cha &c for omnibus fare to this hotel
wA s45S1ASTSS, d HSTsE'
aSoyd a a.s sy Of between sixty snd
rss,ed BY any s.aSi,hment IN this is now
The houe is located az the extreme end of the village over
f 81 inc SQUAD and
numerous slands also Of ocean from which can
be S y.a II and sea breeze
H5
hos, for sea bstp9s with large swimming II for gentle
%'n one Ir .cSsa To- IS. s ws
Room and bowling saloeu and for the gen
sailing boats with cave fu me- to take
charge "f them no understand The locality Of this various fish
consquece DEPRESSED state Of the tune. the charge
for oos d is re.uced to The following rates.
Persons inipg SIX weeks, in the moa h. Of
For SIX w ,sa AS o ioss ger Tst IL months
May June, September, or October per
The object Of The subscriber viii to render hi. house
the sG%'t guests more than hs % e srbtr
formerly of tn, firm of cak. Reed q the Marine Pavilion
kockaway, and Wayerly House. New York. ms eQd3w
SPREAD EAGLE HOTEL.
q whitehall street opposite the Battery Ga,den
SsSVs sssS DISss
yelling rubiic generally that open the
Of permane Ut and tran. Client boarders
vaD'sses being situated facing the Battery Gssen and M
ma a S h B.X within .ne walk of
The proprietor ds tha and and
in changes. shall not be wanting merit the Of the
A. s s' ThkH ' "a Fl his quality
mis- lm.I Late Of Bath England
PAY,LI ON-TURT LEE.
s6ovf e''sD 'h%eDt having been e6ved in the most
My tor tn. reception OF vs"s apd permanent so'des
beieg thin of The city at n. SoMmenSe
q the Paisadoe. the west bank Of the Hads For
,snblshmsni many advantages having extensive
sIouod Ter pro made where v Sheltered from s
With fences TO. bathing such
the most fast diou, The extensive
on or % find
convenience the grounds have been laid expressly
he steamboat Boston, Captain Babceck will rIv rssu
ery wing facilities to those having business in the city,
particulars 'Hif e A. J' fsSs''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22

linz No, % Nassau where he will thsniiay receive
he meat reason. Sc tern, for cash
M LADIES, LOOK AT THIS !--aooO par. Of
rees,yad wholesale and tail at the foosns
ss, s~ % III I Of ap s Sd p o IF s s
cents a. sSz Broadway s and .. Canal 4, street
t5s Sp,$ q BOOT. diite:. Shoes slippers. &c.
S.or%sst e soe She; and sIoh b Sats. Re
order. S. and Feacb eaistn on land from Us,
hoa. " g. &c Ss is;
s sa7, sf Noes, 70 a.' G%h G9, s @ SHOES
endless sESGi y; Eis'
S. ropf Is leso fRENscfA BOOT MAKER,
@ F1s bo
TO BOOT MAKERS.
G. MORO
cut @ 20 hand ssay ss
A. THOMPoON'S BLACKING WAREHOUSE,
No. Cou tLandt street.
THOMSON respectfully Informs the merchants Of
n' &c is 'Ss
nj
in HI. Old uaetuns e.tablnimen,, which enable.
Bsw.;s Of in.sI'oPsn Steam %slen application. and
his wG,smen are no. likely make mistakes an
Gun late Lee TS SS%s o%esy ss, Blo.d~sy
Manufacturer agents for the washngron Friction Watches
Shipper. and Others supplied reasonable terms by
FORTY YEARS.
FACT that LEEs Backing j; g mi
s.sis Lee hs, %ssuse,aT sse4ss r d city forty
mouths T%o%cn es'I Di fa solved
s made
but good il ,lways has been. greatly ed Of
sm e Ter sud Broad To
Ts, ud on 'SOS I'D down wiz con.eou. pride all so@p,
nS'a' why snl''s'' word to the wi" cHn .1sss LEE
a3o Im,r NO JOHN street, rneI of Broadway.
CHINA, GLASS AID EAkTHEZwARE,-NoIic
- Ire whole fine ensve aud t honabe strca contain
ne ne foo nd so Ss the
concern.
gehs with splendid ,.sors" en Of fine eutIey consisting Of
stock sd Of s Acoustic &C., uu
ment. usually kept in this Establishment will be dispo:ed OF
Gi'f s. The store toilet " siAM .,s1 House.
DOOR PLATES! DOOR PLATES !5Th,'e III want Of
Fs Ess:ss e; i Dssr F If sS
A'so N tac Numbers, new aud beautiful article fr
'e'ns dwelling ',s'f Boss s
me lm.r 9TH door above Bro. me st. east side.
WAICH MAKERS AND WATCH JEWEL
LERS.
T 8 WALLIS & CO, No. 1856 Broadway ID floor be-
y Maiden Lane snd Liber street. would espectful
y acquaint their friends aud the public who wish
ehronometes clocks, music boxes description of
watches, fine or Ltrica repaired orjeweed Also
description Of repsircd made ruby
rollers for dup pallets -ter ruby
e.n-s ruby pins levers. dia nold and watche.
jeyled N style not .u'passe! hy ia Earope Fusees
time pie kept in der by the year From
long in the trad they poss the cspncity and
cility required make Of watch,
equal imported wii give the beat Of ref if
required. Chag-s moderate. MID lw$r
A FEW GENTLEMEN of steady habits be accemmo
"A dated With good board and private aIni-
~ at 204 Futc Also ew day boaders be
modeei the paYlor and bedroom
TO let. With without hoard s5cc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22

w wEsTTHORP respectfully informs his friends and the
w public, that his school will open the LIST Of May
Parents and guardians also Informed W w. makes
point OF conscience guard in possible the morals
Of children committed TO his from our to twelve OF
age Reading writing, or,hogaphy, arthm.c, geographv
and grammar taught The location delightful and healthy;
the orchard gardens end play ground abe
inmates walk from the landing. The steamboat nsritan
ayes Barclay day at O'clock for Ro.sviIS
Terms for board and tstop, including vasning, 80
quarter paid in advance. References -
Rev David More, Staten Island.
w. N. Seymour, Esq, Chathsm square. MY
Henr, Stewart scguine, Esq, Staten Island.
VIM. ud.am, Esq., l2i beekman street
John Quinn. Esq % Munroe street
kes,rs. Colvill and FLEMING; Esq, Is Cedar street
Capt Edward Ferber Esq Hicks street, Brooklyn.
Mrs V-ran ~ Eeridge street New Yors. aga lmsr
pLEAsANr B0ArOiNg-5everal families can De &C
odaed at Stat,on Point, mi'e from the village
Of Flushing; TO and from which steamboat twice day
Bathing bearh within rods with house.
rura walks and prospect unsurpassed be land and wafer
Apply to p STRAIT TON.
min Irnkr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22
PLANTERS HOUSE,
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
Day AND EVENING.

THE .NrRfHcAT SAL % sy, ~ yE ,;,r n.,,h
VI z. j. Arrauld. from Albany-the only infa'lible
method become fshcd writer in the Of five
eight les Of hour each Success ALL
from the of2 toso Such recsdeped imp
this beautiful style Of writing rry scieatc that most
.esIe.l have yieId.d to the evidence Terms
oniy one dollar and hity cents Tor the cour'e Of lessons
Book Keeping double and single complete mode
system of sic entry, double smpned 6y Win the
same rvs suit Is obtained that kept in d,ube entry Also
double book keeping five drrn FORMS acquired in
from SIX weeka 20 two months Five collars for the
ips
MIR Anaud his leisure hours. write Mp post
and balance trader mems and boots the
state Ut AFFAIR." TO exsmine and verify books gone
sorder vidua and and
ups plans books adapted business
arranged by the smoe concise and FORMS
N. MI. A. will give inst uctons the residence re-
qui,ed, and in &C ,dem,es, 81 moderate terms
Hotel Alderman Ar old Nelson and office Of sun-
day Mercury. no cod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22

pHOTO0RAPH PORTkAITs;-Dr. L. M. CYRUS
the inventor Of this produces by only cor
rect kene Of the original rtra but slso purify
bril- ney Of oooring, which aI sarpass the chef
whe her ancient modrnof Iebr ted artists
lsat, has received nu-
merous friends and the public generally, D. l.. NJ Cyrus
disn of LADIES' suite oooms in P.rk Pace House
Of Broad where he trusts his skill IN h profession and
ufue him continuance Of the patronage hitherto so literally
beGowtd on him. -.
The Doctor gives instruction department. Of the Da
gueeotyps Phyt graphic art Iu,tumens TO taking
chemical IRE araons FIR the taking Of portraits in Phyto
grsphs or co,ors Terms moderate. milo lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22

FEW GENTLkMkN of steady habits be accemnio
dated with good board and pleasant in private iani
y 20 Fuitcn street Also day b0ader be
modeted the reasonable parlor and bedroom
to let. With without hoard s5ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22
CORBYN'S COTTAGE,
n-,AT

bh
rs NOW OPEN. and in full operation for the Spring and
Summ seasons
Dur the winter many alterations Improvements have
been made which will is believed and mate rally the
fort o. visitors
SALOON forgive feet in length hiss been erected for
the odaion Of large DINNERS suppers
Ger cotiilons.
epaat has been opened for rende ring
the ladie.' psrlcrs lnet and selected
Oitht WINES, LIQUnns, CoSFECTI9NARIEs CREAMS, &C.
kc II Is only they viii be- heretofore
Oh THE VERY FIRST QUALIFY
Civil and ooein attendants engaged and every effort
will he eed sustain the equation already
acquired and TO render a visit
COaBYN'5 COTTAGE
desirable and satisfact,rv.
An Ordinary sunday At o'clock. I'll kets 81 cents
S'rykers Bsy il stnfted the psnas Of the Hudson
elk miles from tn City Hail. by the Boomingde road Stages
start hour from the of Tyon tlaoe and Chatham
street. Fare I2k ceuts mis- imr
PLANTERS HOUSE.
,,,~x 49, ST. Louis Mo.
~ Of the tines the uud igned has reduce the
Of Boarding and Lodg 50 the rste Of
Wines fom 3,H 100 per Hi. tables will nsue al
herr oior be supplied with every tn market affords
The lding Is tn largest and combines
fort: hsn any IN the ey aud surpassed by Hotel
the West
Every attention will be gven by the undersigned his agents.
and servants 10 aecomm date those who avo him h
call. BENZ, STICKNEY
May ., l43 mic 3wr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22
- BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
John READY resDectfuIiy informs

JOHN tEADf respectfully Informs his friends
and the nubc that he has business the above
linz No. % Nassau street where he will thsnkuly
and faithfully all orders he be favored with
he 81 for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22
MOFFAT,e LIE Pills.

THE subscriber has wihu short discovered that the
above uabe medicine has been count. felted aud
has considerable quantitv has been sold duI2 the past
coa"erfe medicines pu up the description Of CHIP
boxes with the labels the aiming same en-
dosemen with the counte Of John Mohst aud
slso eona'rpg the same endoem, the wrapp.r with
pam led the Good sam aritan Mas al been
eted and with the hoxes the envelope TIE Der
gsgsd in The manufacturing ard vending he counterfeit p.
and counter eli notices. pamphlets snv Iopes but dies
the generally purchase only Of his known ens
Comtock Co Of New York, were previously supplied by
ar months lhe undrr soil TO CONS och o. HI,
medicIn.s a. d shalt do L. Mcclure, Draggsts
Of Albany NJ " supJird ny the sgn.e with his
medcine, nnt June ah, 1912 since which time he has
led excepting Ma, 81, 1st3, with Buffers
And the unaesned further nou the publ he
supplied JOIN l.. Thompson Co, Drugsis, Troy
Y, with his ned icines and snail not - so.
sisned, WILLIAM 3: MOFEAT,
per JOHN MOFFAT.
New York. May 10, let9, MIL 1mer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22
To the Public.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub
shed every day OF the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July. Price cents per copy-or 20 per an
nun--postages psid-cssh in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishede every Saturday
mornng-pice 81 cents per copy, or % II per annum
hostages paid-cssh in advance
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circuiauon Oh
the Herald is THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
HhGs the largest circulation Of any paper ." "'' cay
The tUoriS and therefore the best channel for s'ne'
a,n ,h> cir, ~ country Prices moderate--oash in ed
vance
PRINTING ofal kinds executed OF the most moderate
erces and in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRIEroR THE HKRALp EsrABLIsHhErr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22

,, 81 tne vsse o. ,Son or ne
sre-dy liquid on Of all legal claims agains the village
Those the eio. who have claim, sgn:t. ID vag: IN the
well and in the village well as those who nay hold
which the village be hereby reqpesed 70 give i1for
the Clerk Of said village the Trs e Hail.
or before The as dy Of May ns stating particularly
ure aud date Of the claim together with the name Of
the origiy al owner.
The said Ttees would also give notice. that they have
Tor Of the
snrir. village in three dunc sections All persons
FORE holding real estate that he,eby 20
give early Rod possible to Mr. ~ ard
Bucbam. the TIustse Hall Noh It Get Of re ns,rs
All sucb or ,verty may be TAX d to the true owner.
By order Of the Boavd Trustees,
JOHN c. MINTURN, President
vU;,l;.rr. huvoh MAJ md 23ser
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-28
SCHOOL BOOKS,

DARLEY'S Common School History Parley's
4 lSt 3D. and Sd Book of History; New York
ls, ID and Sd Reader Goodrich's LIST, I'd, Sd and
4th Reader, Eclectic LIST, I'd, Sd and 4th Reader,
Hayles United States, Grmshaw's do pleasing
Companion, English Reader, Introduction to the
English Reader; School Testaments, Columbian
Orator, Frosts U. States, Goldsmith's Natural
History, Pinnocks Goldsmith's History of Eng
land, National School Manual parts, BIair's Rhe-
toric, Blair's Philosophy, Comstock's Philosophy,
do. Geology, ditto Mineralogy do Chemistry, do
Botany, Olmsted's Philosophy, Herschel's Natural
Philosophy, Jones' Philosophy, History of Phiose-
ply; Maury on Eloquence, Renivck's Chemistry,
Coates School Philosophy, Olmsted's Astronomy,
Guys Astronomy, Keith on the Globes, Coburns
A lgebra, Bonnycastle's Mensuration, Hackley's
Trigonometrv, Wedgwoods Science of numbers,
Blakes Botany, Harney's Algebra, Scholars Ref
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ing, Davies Bourbon, Davies Descriptive Geome-
try, Davies First Lessons in Algebra CONS ock's
Natural History, Turner's Chemistry, Jones' Chem
istry, Gibbons Surveying, High School Reader,
Select Readers, Readers Companion, Russells
History of England, History Oft the American Rev
oulion, History of the Late War, Lewis & Cla rk's
Journal, Woodbridge g. Wizards Geogr ply,
Hunt g. Jones' Geography, Olney's do, Mitchells
do do small do, Parley's do, Matte Bruins ditto.
Burnetts Geography of the Heavens, Flint's &C.
ography; Murray's Grammar, Smiths ditto, lnger
Rays Arithmetic, Davies Arithmetic, Columns
do, Rays Little do, Emersons do, Adams do,
Smey's do, Pixies do, Key to Pixies Arithmetic,
Key to Smileys do, Emerson's Little Arithmetic;
Jacobs Greek Reader, Virgil Dephini, Ainsworth's
Dictionary, ditto abridged, Entick's Latin and Eng
fish Dictionary, Cesar, Livy, Horace, Nepos,
Walkers Latin Reader, Jacobs do, do, Adams
and Andrews Latin Grammar, Gould's do do,
Halls do, do, Valpy's Greek Grammar, Greek
Testament, Anthou's Salust, Historic Sacrae.-
Groves Greek and Latin Dictionary, Lemprere's
Dictionary, Walkers Large do do. small do.,-
Johnson's Dictionary, Webster's do, Nugents
French and English Dictionary. Meadows do. do,
Wanostroch's French Grammar, Bolmars Seve-
zac's do. do, Bolmar's Telemague Jeses's Spanish
Grammar and Exercises. Boyer's French and Eng
isb Dictionary, Recueil Choisi. Perne's Fables,
Spanish Grammars, Spanish Dictionary Webster's
Elementary Speller, Universal do, Cobb's do,
Towns do; Gentemap's Lexicon, Mansfelds Po-
litical Grammar, Robinson's History of America,
Browns Geology, with great variety of Primers.
copy Books States lnkstands, Rule 5. Quilts. &c.
SC. 49,. Z. HART.
Jalss0., 1912
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-28
EOanVille Bookstore.
NEW BOOKS.

TNHE subscribers have received per late arri-
j walls, large and we'll selected assortment of
Medical, Miscellaneous and School Books, to
which they would invite the attention of the pub
lic Amongthe collection will be found, Dunglis-
sons Practice of Medicine. just published, Rams.
bothams Process of Parturit,on, with l42 plates,
Just published, Groville on Counter irritation,
Morgans Surgery. Billings First Principles OF
Medicine, Bell on Regimen and Longevity, Eber-
lee on Children, Devices Midwifery, Devices on
Females, Mayas Pathology, Pritchad on Insanity,
Combes Phrenoogy, new edition, Spurzhelms
Phrenology, Hume Smo!let and Mlers History
of England, 4 vols. Napiers History of the PENN
sular war. 5 .vos., Bottas History of the Ameri-
can Independence, . vols, Keightleys History Of
England, 3 vols, Thelers Canada, , vols, Gems
of the British Poets, Miler's Rural Sketches,
Henry's Philosophy, Renwick's Chemistry, Rem
wick's Philosophy, Renwick's Mechanics, Lard
ner on the Steam Engine, new edition plates,
Maury on Eloquence, Speeches of Chatham, Burke
and Erskine one VOL, The Chess Player HoyleS
games, British Stud Book, Mason's Farrier Nc
Combs Military Tactics, Scott's POetical Works,
Byron's Works new edition in s vols, Rollins
Ancient History, fine edition, 2 vols, American
Pocket Library, American Almanac for 1912
COmbe the on constitution OF man, sc.
SCHOOL BOOKS.-We now offer for sale the
largest and most complete assortment Of schoo
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would invite the attention of teachers, heads o
families, dealers, &c.
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Corner of Main and Morgan streets, Boonville
Aug. Is, lS42.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-28
Mail Arrangements.

From Fulton, by Millersburg Columbia, De,
catur, Fayette to Glasgow: -.
Leaves Fulton every Tuesday, Thursday, ami
Saturday, at 8 A.. M. and arrives, 10 Glasgow
same days at S. P. Nj
Leaves Glasgow every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, at A. M. arrives in Fulton same
day at P. M.
HFThe eastern mail will be closed in Fay.
cite every Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday eve
ming sun set.
rThe western mail will close every Tues
day. Thursday, and Saturday at P. M.
From Fayette by Franklin to Boonville:
Arrives in Fayette every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at II A. M: Leaves the same day
at II M.
From Fayette by Bowensburg, Smithland
Middle Grove, 10 Paris:
Leaves Fayette every Wednesday at 6 A. M.
arrives at Paris next day at | A. M.
Leaves Paris every Thursday at P. NJ.
arrives at Fayeue Friday, 6 P. NJ.
WILLIAM TAYLOR, P. M.
Fayette, July 9, 1912.