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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-08
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circumstances are daily coming To hight
- reader il almost cirfain that his vessel
E,r whose safety there has be, so nlucn alx-
;e,v. and VIII CHI finallv war believed I, have
49,, inNt las, October IN The Gulf OF Mexico
now A,.ats on tie wafer efthe same Gull under
, nos command Of p,rarss Our rea hers t.ay re-
s'aT that ve some time since published an
co. .sss, II Iett from an officer OF the U.
E n-;c eoref describing suspicious looking
go which The Boxer had chased OF me
isla -. mes. and which vessel MAS Feeogni-
zed lv several persons a. bearing avery re- :
emhlSnce To the san Antonio. sns.sN ~, -.
e,,ra of another and ater letter lfon 'as
same officer. ~ THE. chase
hA- b-en strengthened from sAfn'as ~. C
and recently confirmed oy 'lls Is.,.d =
deserter from her, with Wnon ! cOlis'''s.'' =
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Correspondence of the New York Express
WAsHINGToN, May ~, lo43.


Mr. Legar. you may depend upon It's viii be
permanent Secretary of State
Mr. Fazewell, of Virginia. will have the
Office pre formG offered him but will not &C
cept. :,
Mr.. Gushing is in Va. with Secretary Up
shuf, who 10 al his own ouse in tsEai Stases
n is SAID tnat the French MISSION will be otter
ed him. do not blink he would Iaseif. tie
has ), great deal of pride m his department
aud win probably retain it. MIR. Cusi Ing
WIN spend ONE months on the continent Il
Europe and in England. prior to taking hs
post AZ Canton.
The WeDsters pere es 1. have left ''serp
and scr.ppag.'s for New England.
The Office hunters are nearly i not quite Al
gone. The city wa getting too hot for hen
"a one sense at least.
The Serrefsry Of the treasury WI taxi
care Of affairs here du ing the Presidential tn!
ia Massachusetts, via New York.
What was al which used to be said /,
alraveIiing capineis" in John Quincy I'D
ans, lme ! Ecu. teaVlis zaaltasMF, sk ~
mssstamur- So on
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-08

- 49, MANA a temperance
E'Iy he'd tn Alabama, Col Lab
lad been twenty three years
armies OF Napo con BonaDarie
~ee'lhg. He arose before the
n elec. and vigorous, with the
u Ills lace, and sad; "You
mdtl se"ent, n.ne years old.
"o hundred hat les, have four
A. my body, have lived thirty
- with the bark of trees tor
~ Te Tor my drink. The canopy
! y covering, without stoeNings
H. eel and with only a fe " rags
H. h, IN t Q deserts of Egypt, {
bse1 Jays with a bur ing sun NJ.
. s.,t let blistered in the scoreh.
b. ~. eyes. nos'rils and mouth
b. u With a thirst SO tor en-
Ibhoa,' l open my a.m- and suck
h. 10 You SIX how could [
sor,a Vows! | answer, that next
h Sence OF God. | owe my pre-
~ % a and my vigor. 10 this
sEr . frank odr'P Of spirituous
fd,bolu ne continued. /" tfaron
n,,a ~ medical staff Of the French
Asvlvo,a u as a fact, tina, the six
3 n VINO safely returned from
%" uea who abStained from
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-08
The Charleston Mercury. Mr.. Calhoun

The Charleston Mercury. Mr. Calhoun
organ. al!uIi g to Mr. Van Buren's views Of
III. tariff as exp ssed or as purPortIng o Dc
..~nra.sed in his Indian letter. Gays.
aIf INV u go gu, and try to measure
the shadow ofa tree-'op. 10 a windy day. ne
n,I, End twod ificuItler--irst fo-fx the exact
r r,, where il .nds. We have experienced
> ,,,fe OF this IN assigning he boundaries q
Mr. Van Bnren's principles OF tariff taxas.pn
tt,..v all seem to be IN motion"
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-08

nm. Ii 1t Is some wounded man, they bear
him to the hospital; If the man u dead. n .
cnapei: the nobleman and the day Jaborer.
ciothed Nith The same robe, support together
The same inter, and the link which unItes these
TWO extremes OF society Is some sick pauper.
wno' showing neither, 10 PRAYING equally for
ooth AND when these brothers of mercy
nave Quilted the house. the children whose
iatner tney nave carried out, or the wife whose
husband they have borne away, but have to
look aroud them, and always on some worm.
eaten piece OF furniture, there viii be found a
piouS aims, deposited by IN unknown band.
ne 0FaId-duke himself is a member of
TINS fraternity. and have been assured tina /
more man once, at the sound of the melancho-
y Oeli' ne has clothed hImselfi in the uniform of
cnarity' and penetrated unknown, side by side
WIN Gay laoorer, to the beds head of some
dying wretch, aud that his presence had after.
wards been detected only by the aims he had
lett behind. "-p. I26.
1t IS amusing 10 contrast the artistic mar
ner IN which our author makes all his state
men :, with The style OF guide book. ~peakip~
on he manufactures and industry of Flor ne.
II Is from RIchaTd's Itdlg Nc quu.e. Mark gl,
exquisite medley Of Iumdrun, matter of facs
details, JAted down As e by some tnc0nsciou
piece OF mechanism Florence n1a1nf11c 3tro
excellent silks, woIlen cloths. elegaatearri aee
bropze articles. e,rlhenware, straw hats, per
fumes. essences ard ca1ldied fruits; ALSO :.
k ndS Of turaery and inlaid work, piano fort
phiO-oahical and mathematical Instruments
&c The dyes used a this CITY are mucn adj
mred, PARTICULARLY the b ack. and lis saus1g /.
are famous thr0ugh0 al Italy"
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-08
7 HAND BAROucHE.

Isabe, te'e 10 good order, flied fer
osne, t Or 2 horses, for sale very
sd "s''ng no present use for
a..oDDDLESTON d co.
2 Dr. A, C. DAYTON.
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Tobacco, Hemp, &c, &C.

IEtIE subscriber will receive and forward to
n Orleans or the East, at unusually low rates,
Tobacco, Hemp, &c, &c.
Having no interest in Steamboats,, and his
friends in Orleans having no interest in packet
ships or vessels, freight will be bdrgained for at
the lowest rates.
To those who desire it, / win advance in cash,
as follows: (without any charge for exchange)
Tobacco Z, Hemp &, Wheat g. Pork z Beef q;
Lard & Bacon &, Lead {, Flour 2, &c, &c.
am also advancing, at present, on Wheat and
Flour for SHE here. GEO X BUDD,
Commission Merchant, No. Al Water Street,
Refer to Messrs SwIrzLER Il SMITH, Faycttc.
+. II. Law, Esq, DO.
JESSE AIcMAHAN, J
JONI THoNAs, Esqs.S AFRO" h'cA'
Messrs. T. d r. d. DYER, Fulton.
LISBON ArPLEGATE Esq, Keytesvie.
St. Louis, June 24th, 1913.
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COMMERCIAL.

ST. LOUIS, July3
Holders Of Flour, (good country brands,) con-
tinued firm on Saturday n; "a 25 per Dbl
In prices Of Wheat, and other articles Of pro-
duce, no change has taken place.
Sales of Tobacco at the Planters Warehouse,
Un Saturday:
Passed: IS hhds, l a, So 80, at SIS, at
3 go, l at3 20, 1 a! 3 IS, at so, 2 at3 So, l
ut co. lat A Is, l at 4 35, at So, 3 at 70,
and l at 4 05
Refused: IL hhds ut 81 TO- 3 at l l5 l at
| 40, at l so, at 60, | at l 50, at 50,
lat2 10, l at 3 %, at 60, and at So,
Arrived at the Leyee, 464 hhds
New ORLEANS, June "a.
TOBACCO For inferior and common lots Of KS,
DDS and F's 2 a pa 3 81, and A Al; good lots
%, 81 and Al; fine lots and selections % g. 81
4, and a a 81,
PoRK.-Thcie is not as brisk an enquiry for the
article we noticed few weeks back. But as
the stock at the inspection and sale is remarRa
bly, light for the season, prices very firm, say
for Clear, gil ii so; Mess, $40 $40 90
Prime, 50; M. O. and inferior qualities in proper
ton.
BACON. There has been vely fair enquiry for
Bacon during the past week, principally for Sides,
and Shoulders, while hams have been rather ne
elected. We quote Hams a Al cts; Canvassed
and Sugar cured a 8 cents. Sides 4 a % cents;
Shoulders % AZ cents.
BAGGING AND BALE RoPE, Holders Of these
articles continue very firm, and sales are readily
made at our quotations: say II l3 cash for Bag
ging, and for Rope Al 81, time sales l43 10
for the former, and 81 for the latter
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BANKRUPT.

DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED SrATEs,l
For the District Of Missouri. {
No. 1895 In the matter of RICHARD w. CARTER.
On the Oath day of Feb, ls43, Richard w. Car
ter filed his petition in the District Court, for the
benefit of the Bankrupt Law; WhereupOn, it is
ordered that the 4th day of Sept'r next be set for
the hearing sand petition in said Court at the
City of Jefferson, when and where all interested
may attend, and shew cause, if any they have,
why the prayer of the petitioner should not be
granted.
Teste-JASON HARRISON, Clerk.
B. F. Hickman, Sol.
June 18th, l543 .l4-Sw.
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LAND OFFICE, FAYETTE, MOI
gDf,I 1910 4

1t appearing after thorough examination that
the vacant lands in Township forty-fve (45) North,
Of Range fourteen (l4) West Of the principal me-
ridan line, in the district Of lands subject to
sale at Fayette, Missouri, have been improperly
withheld from private entry since about the 18th
Of September, l54l. Notice is therefore hereby
given, that from and after ten O'Clock A. NJ. on
the first day of August next, the undersigned will
be prepared at the land Office in Fayette, to re.
ceive applications to enter the vacant lands in the
Township above designated.
JOHN B. CLARK. Register.
]. w. S. MITCHELL, Receiver.
July LIST, 1913 l6-4t
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

w HEREAS Jacob lfeadrick and Eglantine, his
w wife, did on the 26th Of September, 1912
execute a deed in trust to Jere Kingsbury and
Roland Hughes, TO secure the payment Of a certain
debt mentioned therein, on the following described
lands, viz the southeast fractional quarter of Sec
ton thirty-lhree, containing thirty eight and l2.lOO
acres; and one hundred and sixty acres in section
thrty-three and section thirty-fOur, all in town
ship fifty and range sixteen it being the farm
where said Headrick now lives. Now, by the
power vested in ME, by said deed, | will sell to
the highest bidder for ready money, before the
Court house door Of Howard county, on the 7th
day Of August next, the aforesaid lands. Due at.
tendance will be given Ivy me.
ROLAND HUGHES.
June Oath, 4543. l5-4t
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FEHE undersigned respectfully inform the citi.
zens Of FayeLte and vicinity, that they have
associated themselves together for the purpose Of
on the above business. They design
carrying it on in all its various branches, and be.
ing in the regular receipt Of the latest eastern
Fashions, gentlemen may rely on having their
garments made in fashionable and substantial
manner. Persons not liking the prevailing fash
ions, can have their garments made to order.
Their prices will be in accordance with the times.
Particular attention will be paid to cutting gar
ments. Shop at the old stand of Il. Lynch.
LYNCH g. PERKINS.
Fayetlc, April 10Th, 1913,
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GLASGOW
Cheap Cash Store.

SMlTH d BROTHER are receiving by almost
- every boat goods suitable for the wants of the
community, and will sell at prices which canno
be beat.
Cotton Yarn,
Brown Domestics,
Bleached do.
Brown, bleachcd and coored Drillings,
Bed Tickings,
Apron Checks,
Scotch and English Ginghams,
Paris and American do.
English and French Chintzes,
American and English Calicoes CT cts. ant
upwards,
Linen Lawn,
20 pieces Irish Linen,
Table do.
Birds eye Diaper,
Cotton do. 12A cts.
Crash,
A great variety Of Mouslin de LANES,
ChaIys in great variety,
Painted Lawns 49, cts.
Baird and Striped Muslins,
Plain and figured Jaconetts,
Book Muslin,
Figured Swiss Muslin,
Plain Null Muslin,
b'SHOP L1"hSj
Thread edgng and inserting, at all prices,
Lace Wells.
Black and Colored Brochee Shawls,
Merino do.
4" Cashmere do.
Damask do.
Mouslin dc Lame DO.
Embroidered Shawls in great variety,
Silk do. do. do.
Worstcd and Cotton Shawls, all prices,
Gents Black and Fancy Cravats,
Plain and Fancy Stocks, all prices,
Ladies Silk, Merino and Cotton Hose,
Gents Is 4" 80
Gloves and Mitts, in endless variety,
Children's Gloves, Mitts and hose,
Black Dress Silk
do. Apron do.
Drab Silk,
Green do.
Other fancy colored Silk,
Gents Silk Pocket Handkerchiels,
Together with almost every other article
either useful OF ornamental.
Glasgow, May Is, 1913,
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Fancy Books,

Elegantly Bound-Suitable for PRESENTS
ma ONTG OMERY'S Poems, Southey's Poems,
I'VE Lady of thu Lake, Lalla Rookh, Thomp-
SONS Seasons, Book of Pleasures, WORDSWORTH
Poems, Krkwhite's Poems, Queen Of Flowers
Writings of Cha's. Sprague, Goldsmith's aud
Gray's Poems Cowper's Poems, Course of Time
Youths Keepsake, Channing's Self Culture, Mrs
Poems, The Annuolette, The Task,
Albums, &c. Just received by
f. HART Boonvlle Bookstore
June 9th, 1913.
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET,
FOR GLASGOW, MISSOURI RIVER,
AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS.
Erery Tuesday, at A o'clock, p. ".

Ao The new, fastTunning dou
vXs,,S..zgTzsskeA1a-z BILE engine steamer, ROW
ssErsIgs ENA, John P. Moore, master,
will run during the season as regular packet, to
Glasgow, Missouri river; leaving St. Louis every
Tuesday, at A o'clock, p. NJ. On her downward
trip she will leave Glasgow every Friday, at II
port and Nashville same day, Marion, Jefferson
City, Smiths Landing, Portland, Herman, Pinck.
ney, Washington and South Point on Saturday,
and arrive at St. Louis early on Sunday morning.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
COLLIER q MoRRiSoN,l St, Louis.
CHOUTEAU a. VALE, { 49,
JOHN McMECHAN Glagow.
OF This Boat is provided ,oih Exams Safety
Value to prevent Explosion Of Boilers
May goth, 1913.
Passengers for the Rowena are requested to be
at Glasgow early as 10 o'clock, A. NJ, as some
times the boat will be obliged to leave at that hour
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue and authority of Deed of Trust
made to me by Edgar w. Robinson, on the 3lst
day of October, 1912, | will offer and SELL to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, in the town Of
Fayette, on Saturday, the 9Th day Of July next
all the right, title, claim and interest that said
E. w. Robinson has in and to the Printing Estab-
lshment at which the Blooms Lick Democrat" has
been formerly published, to satisfy two certain
notes Of said RObinson's described in said deed,
or SO much thereof as | may find due upon them.
The establishment consists of two excellent
Printing Presses; a quantity of Type, sufficient
both for publishing large paper and for doing
all kinds of OBJ Work usually done in this coun-
try, as well as all the necessary hppurtenances
,hereunto belonging, as am Informed, by gentle
men well verscd in the art of Printing. Sale to
take place u. or near the establishment.
JAMES A. SHIRLEY, Trustee.
July Ist, 1913, Let
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May Term, 1913
Haman B. Million, complainant,/
In Chancery.
Eliza Jane Million, defendant.)
NOV, at this day, comes the above named
I ' complainant, by his solicitor, and it appear
ing by the allegations IN the bill of complaint,
filed by said complainant against the said defend
ant, that on or about the first day of January 1887,
the said complainant was Joined in the bonds Of
matrimOny with the said defendant, thai they
lived together as man and wife from that time till
about the month of November, 1898, when the
said Eliza Jane Million, without any cause or
provoc5tion whatever, absented herself from the
bed and board Of the said complainant against his
will and consent, aud has continued to remain
away ever since; that the said complainant
treated the said defendant atfeconately as wife.
and provided for her according to her state and
condition, &C. And it further appears from the
return of the Sheriff endorsed upon the Subpoena
issued herein that the said defendant has not been
served with process--and the Court satisfied tina,
the said defendant is non resident Of the State
of Missouri
The prayer of the bill is, that the said defendant
may be compelled to answer the complainants bill
in every particular, and that the complainant may
be divorced from the bonds Of matrimony by him
heretofore contracted with the said defendant
You the said Eliza Jane Million are therefore
notified 20 appear on the first day Of the next
term of this Court, to be held at the Court house,
in the town of Fayette, within and for the County
of Howard on the first Monday of December
next, and answer the said bin, or the same
will be taken for confessed. 1t is further ordered
that this notice be published in some newspaper
printed in the State of Missouri for eight weeks
successfully, the last insertion to be at least four
weeks before the commencement of the next term
Of this Court.
A true copy of the order,
Teste-SARSHEL BYNUM, Clerk.
June Oath, 1913 15--St
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-08
Fayettc (NTO.) Fall Races

Win commence on Tuesday, Sept, Goth, 1913,
and continue five days.
First day--Stakes for 9 and 3 year old colts
and FLIES.
Second day-ProprieiOs's purse SloO--mile
Third day--Jocky Club purse 5000 mile
heats--free for all.
Fourth day-locky Club purse 5000 mile
heats--fiee for all.
Fifth 6ay-Jocky Club purse $l503 best in d
mile heats--free for ell.
Sane day-Sweepstake race-free for all, for
such amount of unappropriated subscriptions as
may remain at the expiration Of the Club after
paying all claims against it, with an entrance OF
Sl5-l mile heats the entrance money to be By
the winner appropriated to furnishing the members
of the Club on that day with dinner and wine.
We the undersigned hereby agree and bind our
selves to run sweepstGke race over the Fayete
course, on the Goth day of September next, one
mile and repeat, for an entrance OF one hundred
dollars each--half forfet--free for all, carrying
one hundred pounds on each, to name and close on
the LIST day Of August, le43; three or four to
snake race; the rules of said course to govern in
all other respects with the exception of weights
July LIST, 1913.
We the undersigned hereby agree and bind our
selves 10 run sweepsake race over the tayette
course, on the day before the commencement OF
the regular Fall meeting, 1913, with colts and Ill
lies now two years old, one mile and repeat, for
an entrance of fifty dollars, half forfeit, to name
aad close on the lst day of August next, five or
more to make race, the rules Of said course to
govern. [Fayette, June 10th, 1913.
We the undersigned hereby agree and bind our
salves to run u sweepstake race over the Fayelte
course, on Tuesday, Sept 25th, lS43; the day be-
fore the regular Fall meeting, with colts and tlies
now three years old, one mile and repeat, for an
entrance Of fifty dollars, half forfeit, three or more
20 make race, to name and close on the 10th day
of August next, free for all, TIE rules OF said
course to govern.
Persons entering in the above stakes must ad-
dress their entries to the Editors of this paper,
postage paid Faye,te, July 9th, 1913
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-08

CURIOUS AND ENTERTAINING WORKS.
~ Mormonism Exposed, Tales of the Ocean,
Tragedy of the Seas, Family Secrets by Mrs
Ellis, Book of Murders and Tragedies, Tales of
Terror or the Mysteries of Magic, Tales of a
Grandfather, Entertaining Repository, and many
others, Just received and for sale by
Z. HART, Boonyille Bookstore,
June 9th, 1913.
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Glasgow House,
BY WILEY AND SCOLLAY,

By WILEY AND SCOLLAY,
Corner Of Second and Olirs Streets, NJ. Louis,
Missouri.
A This new aud commodiOus edifce
tss?s was completed and opened for the re
HIM. ception OF transient and permanent
$asssz.re3 boarders on the 2ud Of March
The interior arrangements Of the building are,
in point Of comfort and convenience, not surpassed
by any similar establishment in tie Valley Of the
Mississippi. Situated in the very centre Of this
city, aud within few minutes walk Of the steam
boat landing, to those visiting st. Louis on Gusi-
ness, its location affords advantages equal, il not
superior, to any house in the place.
The Undersigned, relying upon long eXpe-
rience, and determination to devote their daily
personal attention to every department of the
GLASGOW HoUss, solicit from their friends aud
the travelling community share Of patronage.
WILEY d SCOLLAY, PropreoTs,
81. Louis May 2Olh, 1913. lO--3n.
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Hemp Wanted.

II ME undersigned will purchase hemp at 50 80
l. cash, per hundred weight, or $500 on a
credit Of four months.
Also good clean wheat wanted, for which 37J
cents per bushcl will be given, delivered at Gas-
gov. JOEL 2. WILLIAMS.
April 10Th, 1913. 5-3m.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-08

Hemp! kzcIppp!.

Z am purchasing good tnGrcnan,able hemp, well
i pressed in bales, delivered on the river, either
at Glasgow, Blufport, Franklin or Rocheport.
Those wishing to sell, will do well to call on Inc
soon. JOEL PREWITT.
Fayettp Aurii Isl I-i3
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-08
Notice.
Political.

The Political Text Book, with licensees of all
the Presidents, containing the Declaration Of In
dependence, with lives of the sigfers, the COnsti'
tuition Of the United States, the inaugural adj
dresses and first annual messages Of all the Pres-
dents from Washington to Tyler, The farewell
addresses Of Washington and Jackson, and a va
riety Of useful tables &c. Also Mansfeld's Pc.
litical Grammar. Just received and for sale by
L. HART, BoonviIle Book store.
June, 2lth 1913.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-08

TENHE Confession of Harry Lorrequar witt
Il numerous engravings for sale cheap by
E. HART, BOonville Bookstore.
June l7th, 1913.
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A Card.

a Gard.
HOCT. A. S. DINWIDDIE, having located
~ himself at the residence of Mr.. Thomas Din
widdie, four miles east Of Fayette on the road
leading from Fayette to Columbia, would re-
spectfuy tender his Medical services to the citi-
zens Of Howard County, in all the various branches
Of his profession; and in the treatment of Chronic
diseases of all descriptions in particular, having
paid special attention to this subject under the in
struction of Doct. Charles Schiissler, an eminent
German Physician, and Doct. J. g. Norwood, of
Lexington. Ky.
Should any persons from distance wish to
avail themselves of his Medical aid they can be
accommodated with boarding and the attention of
servants, at Mr. Thomas Dinwidlie's, at 81 90
per week
June 18th, 1913, lift
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Look eSut!.
The Excitement still Raging -!

n UST received and wiz be sold Ieei,e lower
CD than can be had in any other store in this, or
any other town west OF D. Louis, the following
articles:
so Sacks Rio and Havana Coffee,
- hhds. New Orleans Sugar
1000 lbs. No. /, Loaf do.
loo Sacks ground alum salt,
80 bbls. Kanhawa do,
1000 lbs. Fresh Rice.
5 bbls No l and . MatkereI,
) do. S. H, Mo.assrS.
Boxes G. P, and Imp. Tea,
20 Kegs White Lead,
100 lbs. Spanish Float Indigo,
Alum, Nader, Copperas, &c.
Powder, Shot and Lead,
Tar, TurPentine md Tumblsgs.
- Kegs assorted Na.s,
5, II. SAMPLE & Go.
Faye,le, April 81, 1913.