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Union Sanf, III 9Slnin9ton, par
Gleins Toten unter 5 Sb!. bis Il
9sep Serfep,
Sslpibere Sanf* su Selpirsre, l
burlington So. Sanf, SRspfcrb, par
Commercial Sanf' Ysrtb 2lmbrp Il
Cumberland Sdnf* Srib9eton, par
Tormer5 Sanf* Mcunt Socap par
Sdrmers Weebanits Sanf, ,Wabpap }
Sarmers II O1etbanies DO Mlopletpwn Il
Olorris 60. 8anf' Wlorristcpn u
Oletbanies Oaut, Surlin9tou par
Olecbanies 90 STEWART
Wlscbanies II Olannfacturss oo* 8rentpn par
Mprr6 Canal II Sr. 60. Sl.eS Gitp, m9b.
poit Slpten 4 ltl9an9bar
Nenarf Sanf Sni. Co 0lepare J
Orange Sanf* Orange II
peoples Bant, Batsrfoa /
9Drinceton 8ant%*, prlncctOn par
Galem 8antins go*, Galcm par
Gtate Saut|@t 0lewarf }
State 8anf* gl3atetbtown !
Gtats 8ant' gampeu par
State 0ant Of N0lcrre' Worrletown J
@tate 8anf Stem Srunswif par
@uier 0ant* Slewtpn Il
3rentpn Sanfin9 Co 2renton par
Union Sant* OcUer u
8anf Of 81. 8runslpif, Srunswi9 sebrcb.
Farmers II. Olecbanics Saue 90. 9etrod.
8ranflin Sanf Of 0l.S. Srrlsp@itp 9sbroeb.
6ctofcn Sanfiua SO. 6obofsn scbroeb.
5erfrp gitp Sanf, SerGep gitp setrccb.
O1ctbanies Banf, VatterIrn 9cbrch
W1aunmcturers Banf, SelpiGc 9ebrceb.
Ncnmcutts 0anf Of 81 9 8rechoIr acbrp.
Stem 5cpe Osl 8r. Cos sambsrtpile =
81 9 W1auuf II Sonfin9 60 J6ototcn 9rtro
81 3 Qrctettion II <cmbarp 8auf 6 g 90.
DaterIou Bane, Daterion 9cbrocb
9t0te Sanf, &veGton 9ebrceb.
SaIem II pbila, Olanuf 60 Salem 9shrotb
28afhin9ton Sanfins Go 6afeniaf 9ctro.
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cSpbu .. OticbarDs, 2(opofat,

bat fene 2fmtsffube jest an Der Oru6stsi beS
Berks & Sseilnplkili .Oourmal's, in
Der oifspsnnifrabe, Spil6en Der 6. uno 7tsn
Stra6e.
Weapin9, Wlai 8.
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6anf pOn 2Eas9benp, ~ StofNre, lln9Hn9b.
8eaper, 5u SEHper, %
Spatara, Su &2arri@bur9, 9ei9lolIen
2SalDnQtcn, Su 2Sai3n9trn, m3an9
@9omber56ur9 su GbamberaburS, 3
&etti@6ur9@ ju @etti@bur9, 3
YjttS6ur9, ,ju pjtt6bur9, |
@Uequebouua 60. Wlcutrcie IS
@Dsifer @ountD ~ 2Gelttrtitsr, par
Quawors @omtD* Su Gbeter, par
Gjsrmantaun Su 0trnontaun, par
Qewi6taun 5u Gsni5taun, 6b.7
ANiNpletaun 81 Nfiooletaun, 4b 5
NOnt9omerp @o,* 81 9trrriStaun, par
Northumberland III gtrrtbuubGrl :
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eJn oer QSailencourt BON SerfS

Jn ocr QSallencourt Don sSerfs
SauntD.
I'm Die NcminiGratoren unb grben bee Sers
ttcrbsnen 5enricb N1iaer, wsber, lettbin
bon Der @taot 0eaping, 0erfs ganntp.
Sbr feip biermit 9orselaben uno bes
foblen cndb ein5ufnoen anp su crl6eincn, Dor
elner 2Salentcurt, bic am natbtten IL. W1ai
(A. Q. l945) 5u Stealing, in rno fit 8erfs
gauntp 9ebalten peroen foQ, I'M in ber Gas
cbe gu ant,pprten Ote in Der 8inIebrift euts
balten it, fir Die senane grfIauna sines
@ontratte, ,pelter Don genannten 8erltors
bencn init Warfs Scbn Sioolr, glluire, se.
macbt tpar, fir pen Serfauf eiuss eeipiden
6auIes unp balber 8rmplette NIT BEN 3i,s
beb6r, bele9en in per Gtaot Geapins nno
Die ltriacbe ansu9eben parum Die pInftltebe
erfIllun9 ees erfa9tsn gentrafts niebt sc.
.%,.yss. i6eben foa, scmi6 per ,pabren
,say5sisse 9lbftcbt uno Oleinuns psGelbsn.
3gSSssySsS9 iSeusni6, bic athtbaren 8tehter
'9SsssS Oct eria8ten Court.
9B III. 6 cb 6ner, 9ebrsiter.
Vcaoin9, Npril II. SIN.
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GSic5fi9c WeDiSiaeen.
S1Iorfcbalt's Sarfaporilla.

Ger 0uG9ebebnte Gtbrautb Don SarIapa,
rilla, (Cit ptelcn pcr9an9enen Sabrel, bepp9
pcn grfnpCr pieGes Qrtltels in 1928, es Der
8catbtung oct amerltaniiben8aeultdt ouSu'
tieten uno Degen feinGr Sortreftllcbfeit rpur.
De rS in aleu- mCol5nlfcben Spurnalen uno
Setun9en jener 3eit, puEli5irt. Gcltosm
1T &c bdufa in ben 8ereniaten6 nc
anDcrn $dnbern, nit entftbleDenan Sortteir
ggbr0rrbt rDorDeu fir Scrcfu!h WbeRmatis:
mus, Setter, Geicbtpilrrn, Seltbdbiangen
ocr Saut, infringement Suten lino allc als
Ore &r0ntbciten Die BON unreinem Slute cnts
ttCtcm luo ais Elm Serdnbrruugsmltte in
6erbit nno Srublln9s5clten. 9leie prepara>
ticn, mic te jest bereltet miro, 1T lei ipetem
Die bette oer Nrt Die jeBt i'm Sebraucb 1T,
aau2 perItbiepen bon jenen weitben itnp fapcn
W1lIttunaen, ipelebe nur Waebabmunasn oct
Original: W1ept3in ftnp. 3ablreibe gmpfebz
lun9en itn5 erbalten lporpen. plee oaDpn itnp
Don Den beribmtctten ACr5ten, Die, nabpem
Ite piefelbe in ibrer Dr0ris 0n9eipeneet ba:
ben, wlIIi9 itnp, SeuSuib Don ibrem Slusen
81 9etem
RaGnr otbt ltn5enfoIc6e entb6lt mebrpon
Dem ,pirtenbrn DrIn5ip Oct SarGaparila, ,nie
cine &alIpne jencr OlifbunSen Die 9s,p6bns
lltb Oert0ufr perben, uno oie nclfe I'M 8rs
brautbe oer GarfapariIla bintcr9an9en nors
cen, ncrben in bieIem Elm ipirffames 6eils
mittel finoeu.-Yreparirt BON 28. WlGrIrbal
S12, Wlarttltra6e, spbtIaoeIpba.
A1arschalls gUurm=Sprup uno Em=
faut Observation-Disclosures fir &inoer ein'
pfoblcn, els Die b6bit iebertts unD lpirflam:
te bis jegt cntbgdte IOi'rner 3erf5rmoe
t1Ieoi3in. SlsbfOem III es ais lteberss uno
rorfIames Wurmmittel Don iebr aneensb.
mem @rIcbmaf, oaB fein &ino (ttb ipesern
miro es gu nebmen. es tit eben 70 pirflam
in 6eilung anberer llebeI, loltbe ais >eb
wrb ,grbreebsn unp aIIs anbere >sioen pencu
Sinoer mteriporfen itnb. es 1T unIcbdetar
CUR $inbGrun9 bcr Sebmer5en pelebe &inber
teim 9uretbrcebcn psr Sdbne lsiben, u,lo e.
tenio ,pirb es empfcbIen fir en9Iiicbs &rants
beit, @ticbbulten nnb 3SebfeItebcr Der SUI
9eab. @e 1T gang pienIieb fir riefcn 3mef,
,pdbrenp es Deaen ieIner ltnlcbnlo gar fsinen
9hapen tbun fann.
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qBertb Der Yanfnoten

2(Qe biejeniasn 8anfsn, ipeltbs NIT enem(@)
Gtsrn beRlbnet 1inb, BADEN entlpeeer falibe
obsr umsednpsrte Nctsn BON perfbeoenen Sss
nsnnun9en i'm llmlaufe.
2(Qs NIT sinem CD Sreuj beSebneten Sans
fen marsn frhbsrbin 6fsntlte 9spcftsSanfen
Ole Hotsn bsrjeni9sn Sanfen, wslde mir
NIT einsm @soanfsnifritbe III bsyi6nen,wers
ben bon Den Srofer6 niCbt angenomnlen.
penniDlpanien.
lsanFen in pbilaoeipbia.
Namen. 9iseontc in pbilao.
Yanf BON 9tortb 2(merifa8 par
NOrtbsrn QibertieS' par
Ysnniplp1nta* 4
penn Sounlbip* par
Der Ser. Staat.' As Bis Al
Commercial Sanf,* pcn YtnniplSanisn par
8armer5 II. MeCbanie6 Sanf par
0rarp bttof 80
@irarb Ditto (SHpbn)* in p3a'M 9slbIciI
&enIn9ton %. par
&enltn9ton Sapin9 Snitituto -
Olsrtbants Saue pcn SpbiIap. trtr9N.
WpDmenilng Sauftl s
Mauuf. 1t. Wecbanlc6 par
Metbanic6 8anf in pbu'a, par
Wtanucl >o6cr Bant ($.2S.0potD sebr.
DcnniplUania Sapiu9s 0anf bctrl9.
Dbtlabelpbia Sanf# par
V6t(ape(pbta @apina Sntttut 9etrotbn
DbilaesIpbla $oan Comp. %.
Denn Scwnicbip Cav SUIT.
Nicborp6 CIfarf1 scbrotb
6outbwArf @opinos 81nf bctri9
@,buplfiQ Cav Hyn,titut Srbrotben
SduDlfiU 8auft par
Sputbmarf Ditto par
98e(tern Sant par
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Selatpare.

Sanf y, ,9Bttminston .Sranbswn* tBilm par
Sanf BON 9slaware* QSln1in9ton par
Sonf bon Smirna, gmirna, par
. %. 90. 3lpei9, Wtllfore, par
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0leb br Tepets.
RtemaeD'9 Gege1t Gc&bel
y / Il { n.

Seb era6te es ais meine pHibt, befannt
5u MAIDEN, oaB letttem ieb BON oben erIpdbns
ten pillcn 8ebraucb semacbt, feinem Dureb.
lalf mebr 9ebabt, ipcmit id Gebr oft sep(aat
mar, ,ple audb Die srcbm @obmer5eM in meis
nen Otleren bercren, uno nlcbt branebte 20
oft l3ater 5n nacben unb baB itb i'm 9tan.
Dc mar, in'ner al neiner Hrbeit III 6lebeu,
ipefebes ieb niemals Dorber i'm Gtanbe mar
su tbnn = uno berftcbere, oa6 (le oas bette
$ariersWhttel itno pelebes ic6 jelnals oencn,.
men babe.
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g2prtbumbsrlanp 81 NrrtbunbErl. 5
8crf5 GauntD @anf su Meaoin9, 0efdlOiien
@entre bittO ~ Selsfcnte, 9elb!oBsn
@itp Sanf ~ Witt1burg, lln9an9bar
@plum6ia 95ritsn Geisllilbaft, @rIumbia
@ortiSls pittO* su @orllSls, 3
OcpleStaun Ditto Su DpYlcstaun par
Cation bttto* Su @altpuI par
Grhange ptttp ;u pitt6bnr9, Il
Certificate
Uolt Slcten
Grtban9e 3tpei9 jn 51plibaY5burg, II
Certificate
@re bittp Su Gre, 5
FARMERS II. Growers 81 Bapne5bura, I
30 iablbar IN tnrrant 8Onos 6
FARMERS uno bitto Ditto 81 pitt6bmN 9eGr.
8armer5 unO oittO %. 5u Iapstte Go. .8ebr.
Farmers unO % gu @reneafIe scbrob
Ironfln Ditto gu 2Snibin9ton, |
Garmer6 8anf y. 8ncf6 @tD ). 8rtftpl, par
warmers Ditto pon 2oncaFer* ;u Qantalftr ]
Warmers Ditto, Don Menpin9@ Su 9iea.
oorri5bur9 Ditto 81 carrisburg, 9
6ormcnD Snititute 81 $oormpnp, unNan0.
5ocnc8bale Sanf 81 [:rne@rale, II
6untin9Non pjtto 81 {,untin9bon, un9an9.
Suniata bitto ~ Qep5taum un0n19.
Qonfaifer bo. ~ 2anfaiter, III
<ancater gauntp 8aNF, 5u >aneaItcr 10
Qe6anon %. ju QebanOn s
Qumberman'8 bp, III QSarren> acbrocbru.
Marrtetta II. Su6queb. Graoin9@p. unob.
Wetr6ant6 II. NEanuf. Sanft pitt5b,uN l
Certificate 1
W1ctbonics 8anf, pittebur9, betrha.
Wonon9obslo oittO pcn Sraun5piQe, d
VoIt 0lotcn
OeinerS 8anf BON VpttSoiQe, 5 bis
Nprtbern Ditto BON ga. Al Dunoaff, unab.
Otprtbum6l. II. @plb. .Sf. AT W9t(ton, un9b.
sc. Meitern Sf. p.pa. MeabeYi[tel geII(.
9eu Salem Do. Sapette @auntp, beirag
Iprthamptpn Sanf ;u 9lllentaln, IS
sc. s.. Oelotp. Sriiden So. su 81. s.. selttl.
Office Der Sonf pon Ysnnf. S5arrisb. 5 9s6r.
Office bo DO Qaneoifer 9ebr
Office % % Neabin9 b ae6r.
3rpeis Der g. Staaten* pit5bura, 9ebrocb.
br. oo. 0o. ju erie, DO.
30. 30. %. ~ Seaper. op.
Office Der g6uplfia Banf, PORT @arbOn b
9l9rteu(. 1t. Manuf. 8f. 5u @arli6le, gebr
Stlper Safe 8anf 5u Wentrpfe, 9efblpi
Saplcr5pils 9elamore Srldsn 60. =
Spwanoa Do. Su Gpnanbd, 9cbrctbsn
Linton bc. su llntpntanit gebrnb
Meltmprelano Do. 5u @reenebnro, 9efdblp.
Wi(fe6barre Sriifen @p. III Milf. un9ana
BsIf Brand Sonf, QSillam8port =
WDpmin9 8anf ST Bilfe6barre, $40
Worf oitto* III Ocrf, Sd
g)pu9bpganD Sanf Su perrpppplis, ua9ang
0ieS1cten BON ben init q be3eibnettn8ans
Fen werbea niht IN 0epoft 9enommen aber
an een betrefenpcn 8anfen aue9eneebIelt.
Oie nit b be3etbnet 9eben feine9eotsn aus
Selatpare.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18
RELIEF LAWS.

The decision Of the Supreme Court of
the United States, against the Relief Laws
of the State of Illinois. is the most impor
tant in its general bearing which has
been made for many years. 1t abroga,es
all laws of that State, and of any other
States which may have been induced to en-
act laws intended for the relief the people.
and which are unconstitutional in their
character. This decision is binding. too
upon the State Courts, and if the Judges
are true to the Constitution and to their
oaths, all their future acts must be in strict
accordance thereto. The redemption and
valuation laws are, in truth, from this time
forward dead letter upon the statute
hook. and even if the State Courts under
take TO carry them into effect. parties will
have recourse to the United States Courts,
where such nterposition will be set aside.
We suppose the decision was known at
Springfield before the adjournment of the
Legislature, but il is not probable that any
action was had on the subject. Fortunate
" for Missouri, such laws have not been
enacted here, and though there have been.
and viii be, instances of great sacrifices OF
property, the mass of the people will recov'
er from these pecunary disasters much
sooner than if unwise and unconstitution
al laws had been interposed for their re
lef.--&. Louis Era.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18

From the following paragraph, taken from the
Reporter, we think Gov. Reynolds is rather in
"bad FIX" when it is SO we'll known that he is
the author ofthe articles published in the Jefferson
Inquirer, charging coalition between portion
OF the Democratic members Of the Leg stature
and the Wings. "Burst the bal' on them Mr..
PENN, we will assist you in rolling it little
we will.
ave would inform the Jeff erson Inquirer that
public suspicion in different p arts of Missouri j.
directed towards two indiVdu ais, as the authors
of the infamous articles which appeared in that
paper, charging the existence of coalition between
part of the De mocratc members of the Legisln-
ture and the Wings. Justice requires that the
branded calumniators should he known. in order
that the innocent may not suffer for the guilty 1t
may become necessary for us to publish the state.
ments with which we have been furnished upon this
subject. unless the authors give up their names
Rascality cannot be concealed forever; and there
fore the writer's of those infamous articles might
as we'll make merit Of necessity. 10 save rs the
trouble Of ex posing them to public contempt"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained from the Clerk of the County
Court Of Howard county, letters Of Administration,
On the estate of James Sullivan, decd, hearing date
December Srh, 1912; all persons indebted win
please make immediate payment, and those la vino
claims against said e!ft are requested to nresen,
them. properly authenticated, within one Yea from
The date Of said letters, or they may be precludeI
from having any benefit of said estate. and n M,
presented within three years. they will be foreve
barred.
ROBERT II. N. SAUNDERS, Admir-.
March IL, l943, 52--at.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
March LIST, 1S43

tS'' AOfc
ToBAooo-Since our review Of last Saturda,
morning there has been very far business doing
in Tobacco and the market yestt rday exhibited
decidedly more firm and broyant character than for
many weeks previOus-indeed, it would seem u
though the downward tendency of prices was at
length permanently arrested notwithstanding thu
very untavorable position which dealers still &C.
cupy, in consequence of the high rates of freight.
and the unparalleled rates for all kinds of ex-
change. Some sales of running parcels were made
on Saturday at 2, 3 and CENTS as in quality; but
these rates, we understand, are now very generally
rejected for good lots, We quote fron 24 CTS
for x, SO 81 for seconds, and Al for frsts, re-
marking, however, thut, although holders refuse
10 accept the lowest rates, yet our highest figures
are not current even now, unless for lots OF very
superior quality, or for selections Sales are occa.
sionay made both below and above the rates
quoted, but they cannot be referred to as giving
any just criterion of the state Of the market. We
notice the sales of the three days, which amount
10 about $40 hhds, as follows: rs hhds. Of which
frsts at 4, 30 DDS at 3, and 81 X at cts; lis
hhds. of which IL r,ts at 80 seconds at 3, Gu.
x at 244, and do. at 2; 30 hhds. of which first
at At, and 70 seconds at 81; 81 hhds at % p
10 hhds seconds and 6rsts at34 a At; 39 hhds, | 1
X a, %. 3 do at 24. 10 seconds at 81. and first
at Al; 50 hhds. II 81, 81 at 81. and at Al
"A hhds, 20 at 2, 81 at ,, 6 at 4; hhd' Al .;
II hhds x at2 24; us hhds. 81 at 2. 81 at 3,
and ID at cts per lib. The stock on sale is now
pretty fair fer the season, and the receipts
The increase. Arrived since the 24lh ult,. l349
hfds.
PoRK--We can hear of no demand for large par
GELS. The small lots taken for plantation use are
selling at the following rates--say for Mess 81 %
7 50, the latter being the prevailing price. NJ.
So 25 prime IS :7k 50. There isvery little
bulk pork in market. Guod lots would pruhabl,
command So Is per 100 lbs for hog round
though there is no. much demand.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18
The Veto Message Of Gov. Porter upon

The Veto Message Of Gov. Porter upon
the Pennsylvania Apportionment bill, is
one of the most shameless documents ever
issued by an Executive officer. The bill
passed the Senate by vote of 81 to AZ.
Out of % members of Congress it gives
the Wings Sand chanre for two more
thus securing to the Loco Focfocos ID
members =2r nearly t,oo thirds of the whole
delegation. And yet Gov. Porter vetoes
the bill avowedly because he would "feel
unpill'ng to entrut the defente Of Demo
c''at'c principles to such champions as Wouh,
be probably elected, were the bill to become q
ia,oi" This is proclamation of prohiga-
cy-a bold, barefaced avowal Of party
baseness, Of which no other Governor in
the Union could have been guilty. Por-
ter evidently aspires to nomination on
the Tyler ticket: we see no reason why
he should not deserve it.--N Y. Tribune.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18
TO THE PUBLIC.

TJAVING noticed Doctor Enswiler's published
l. i intention to dispose Of notes which he hold
against the ctizeas If MONTICELLO, at public anc
ton, this day, deem it proper 10 say. he holds
small one on me. ,ohich is incorrect in amount, ana
that no more will be paid on it than is really dee
woald add that the Dactor'S views Of the e>t-
mate which the citizens of Monticello place on
lega! and moral obligations. must be founded upon
the estimate which his own heart prompts him 'e
make of himself and if he will remain herea bouts
yet for season. the gentleman vii Be shown how
far he has been governed by legal or moral o6Hga-
ton' before he visited this country.
S. W. LEWIS
Monticello. March 18th. lS4a. Ill
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18

sour Legislature has adjourned, and the mem
bers have returned to their respective homes To
Messrs. Jackson and Huston leather medals ought
70 be awarded for their financial knowledge
Their names will be handed down to posterity a.
the authors of the "Pains" penalties" and ''tesr
oath" bill.
The above extract is from the ST. Louis Organ.
Mes'rs. Jackson and Huston get but little credit
from the intelligent portion of the Democracy
for the part they took in the last session Of the
Legislature. We are pleased to see justice
melted cut to them by the leading Democratic pa.
pers in the State.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET,
For Boonville, Giasgo,o and Cho,,;io

For Boonrille, GiasgoD and Chmiton
A~ae8 The well known fast -,in-
TS,sS:7:::-f ming steniner. MARY TOMP-
sSkSaz KlNS, WALTER Muster. hav-
hg been newly repaired and handsomely rei,cd.
will run during the ensuing season between St.
Louis and the above ports. The Mary Tompkins
will leave St. Louis regularly every Monday. at 8
P. NJ, and arrive ut Glasgow on Wednesday even
ing
On her down trips she will start from Glasgow
at noon Of Thursday. be at Arrow Rock. Boonvie
Rocheport and NASHVILLE the same day. On Tues
day she will be at Marion, jefferson City, Month
OF Usage, Cote San Deseins, Smiths Landing.
Portland. Pencils Landing. Gayor's Landing
Loutre Island. Herman, Pinckney. and Washing.
ton. On Saturday she will be at Augusta. Dozier's
and 81. Charles, and arrive the same day at St.
Louis.
The Mary Tompkins will take freight for tn.
Usage River, with the privileges If resiiplping al
the mouth.
For freight or passage anp'v on board or tn
BLAINE. TOMKPKINS g. BARREr,
or CHOUTEAU a. VALE. st Louis
R. p. HANENK AMP. Glasgow.
II. MOSELEY, Boonville,
March IL, 1913. 52-,f
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Monticello. March 18th. ls4s
Fashionable Hats-spring style

w. II. McKINSrRY. 13 Market street, ST
Louis. has just received the Spring Fashion. and
has finished few dozen hats of that pattern. He
is now manufacturing and will have on hand in II
FEW days the largest and most splendid ussori-
ment oil nne fashionable hats ever offered in st
Louis. Genteme are respectfrllv invited 10 call
and examine the style.
81. Louis, March 10, ls43
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January-ISl3.

VXTHILE grateful. acknowledging the pstrO.
w mage Of our numerous friends FOR the pas,
year we solicit continuance of their favots.
In view Of ihe signs of the times we have been
induced TO somewhat alter our system of doing
business, but our friends will find their interests
and convenience fully consulted in the change.
We offer our present stock of goods at the
iotceSt cash prices and will receive in payment,
Wheat, Tobacco Hemp, Flaxseed. Beeswax, Sc.
at the market rates As early as possible in the
Spring we will be prepared with full assert
ment of such goods as are peculiarly adapted to
the market and on terms to suit the times.
Jan. 2lst 1913. SWITZLER d SMITH.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18

A called meeting Of The Fayete Temperance
Society was held in the Methods, Church on
Thursday night; we were not present, but under.
stand very able address was delivered by TIL.
Rev. Mr. Hardy. Dr.. Scott was loudly called
for to address the audience, especially by the L..
dies, but declined with the promise that he
would give in his experience at the next regular
meeting; it will doubtless be very interesting, as
he has been an "old sinner"
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Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter-
~ ested in the estdte Of Richard Wuodson. decd,
that will apply to the County Court of Charlton
County, on the first Monday in May next, for
final settlement of my administration of said es-
tate. JOHN NJ BELL.
Executor of Richard Woodson. decd
March 4th, lS43 5l--4t.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18

Verify, the editors Of the organs Of the Central
Clique" must be precious set Of scamps. Hear
what the Reporter says Of Mr.. Lu.k
"Lusk is either doing work on contract at half
price, or he swore to falsehood before the Com
mittee Oh printing. Really, the Governors organ
Is getting TO be quite respectable pressn
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18

What has become Of the "Giles?" 1t left
this port on Tuesday last, for Glasgow, heavily
ffeighted and has not since been heard from. It
is conjectured by some she struck snag, went
to the bottom, and all on board persisted We
hope some Of our Glasgow friends will enlighten
Us on the subject
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"Winter has left US; and glad are we of its de.
parture. "-St. Louis Organ.
There must be considerable difference in the
climate Of St. Louis and Fayete if winter has
left you. 1t has not left US by any means. The
weather has been as cold here, the past week, as
any time during the winter.