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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04
TO THE PATRONS OF THE TIMES

The next number will close the THRU
VOLUME OF TIE TIMES. We desire then to
make a settlement of the affairs Of the
pffice. Many accounts have been standing
since the establishment Of the paper, for
subscription, JOB work and advertising, and
it is time they were settled. We give
those indebted this timely notice, which
we hope will not be read and forgotten.
Such as we cannot see in person, will re-
ceive their accounts through the post office
our friends or agents. We need the money
due US, and hope, after so long indulgence
those indebted will discharge their obliga.
tions,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04

the collector the ins,an, the signal is given
to explode the box. Now when an enemy,
vessel is over thus box, and the wires are
that instant attached, positive eleclricii!
immediately passes along one wire and neg
alive electricity imedIaleIy passes alons
The other wire, and these two kinds of cleo
tricity concentrate on the PIaiina wire in
stantIy heat it red hot, and it fires the gun
powder, the explosion OF which blows III,
vessel 10 fragments.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04
LATE ROM TEXAS.

The steam packet New York arrived al
New Orleans on the evening OF the 95l'
uIt., in thirty hours from Galveston, bring
ing dates up to the Esd ult.
One OF the Texan accounts Of the battle
Of Mier states that before surrendeling
Col. Fisher had resolved to cut his way out
of the town, but that Capt. Cameron reIu
Sed to leave fourteen of his wounded men
to the mercy Of the enemy. Forty men.
who composed the horse guard of the Tex.
ans, and who were stationed on the Other
side Of the Rio Grande, made their escape.
All accounts agree that want OF ammuni
ton was the main cause Of the surrender.
DR.. Hill, of Robertson county, has been
appointed Secretary of War and Marine o.
Texas.
Thomas J. Rusk has been elected, by
Congress, Major General of the Republic.
Congress adjourned on the 18th, and in
harmony. The subject of the navy had
been acted on previous to the adj ournment
but as it was in secret session the result ot
this action is not known.
Many OF the Journals denounce Genera
Houston for his imbecility, more especial!
IN relation TO his remissness in not foster
ing and assisting the volunteers on the Mex
lean frontier. The entire blame of the late
defeat Of Col. Fisher is thrown upon the
shoulders of Gen. Snmervell in one of the
papers, unless he acted under orders from
The President; and the same editor then
goes on 70 say that he thinks he did, aid in
this case all the blame attaches TO Hcus
| ton.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04
LEGISLATIVE SYNOPSIS.

Feb. %. The resolution from the Sen
ale to provide for amending the 5th section
Of the 18th article of the Constitution, so
as to permi, religious societies to hold lots
of land, was passed, ayes SO. noes 49, The
resolution to amend so much of the second
section of the third article of the Consti-
tuition, as restricts the number Of Represen.
tatives TO one hundred. was rejected with
out debate-ayes Sc, noes IS. Those who
voted in the negative were
Messrs. BuIard, Bell, Coffnan, Compton,
Conner, Crawford, Damron, Edwards OF Man.
qua, Ellison, Griffin Of Grundy, Griffin Of Ma.
con, Gwinn Hudson Of Ozark, Huston, Jenkins,
Johns, Landes, Long. Lucas, Lusk, Marshall,
McHenry, Paris, P,ce Of Johnson, SCOTT,
Shannon. Smms, SKidmore, Slack. Warren,
West. WILLIAMS OF Howard, Wilson and
Mr.. Speaker.
Thus you see our present iniquitous and
unequal system of representation is per-
petuated-and men confessing themselves
democrats, record their votes in favor of
a system of representation more at va
rance with the established doctrines Of de-
mocracy than any State in the Union.
Mr.. Boggs' bill from the Senate to lay
off the State into congressional districts,
came up on its first reading. The Speaker
declared the bill out of order. Mr.. Hud-
son appealed from the decision of the chair
and the question of order was discussed by
Messrs. Hudson, Miller, and English in op-
position, and by Messrs. Jackson, Shields
Huston, Slack and Mr.. Speaker, in support
of the decision. The chair was sustained
ayes Sd. nays 80. The position assumed
by the Speaker is, that bill, the subject
matter of which has been indefinitely post.
poned, cannot again be introduced during
The same session, or in any way considered
in the same House in which it has been in.
definitely postponed. Those who voted tc
sustain the chair were
Messrs Alexander, Allen, Ballard, Barkhurs
Bay, Bell. Brown, Chiffon, Coffnan. Cole
Compton. Conner, Cowsn. Dsmeron, Ellison
Edwsrus Of Nangua, Givens. GoCorh. Griffin oil
Grundy, Griffin Of Macon. Gwinn, Hough, Hus
ton. JACKSON, Johns, Landers. Lands, Long
Lucas, Lusk, Marshall, Mckinney, McKinny
McMinn, Minor of Cole. Price OF johnson
Rogers, SCOTT, Shelly. Shelton, Shields,
Skidmors, Slack, Smart, Smith of Clinton
Tate. Thompson. Warren, Wash, West, Whea
ton, WhiPPls. Williams OF Davis, and Viii
son-54.
Mr.. Wells, on leave, introduced bill TO
pay the managers for the State in the LIE.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04
THE SUBSTITUTE,

A member Of Congress urges Mr.. Bar.
nard's bill as substitute for all Exchc-
quer schemes. and thus describes il:
The bill proposes that the Government,
shall authorize the Treasury Department,
to borrow Of the State banks sum moi
exceeding fifteen millions, at six per cent.
interest
The Government is then to stamp the
notes of such banks exactly to the amount
borrowed. making them receivable in pay
ment of any debt due the Government,
thereby rendering them equivalent to
Treasury notes.
This is to be done under an agreement
that if either of said banks shall fail to pay,
in specie, any one of its notes. in that case
the whole issue shall be redeemed by Gov
eminent, whereby the debt due TO the de-
faultng bank will be extinguished.
The advantages of this are:
LIST. That Government will run no risk,
for it will be surety for nothing beyond
its debt to the bank.
I'd. The bank will get six per cent. in.
,erest for the sum loaned to Government
and for just such an amount in addition
to the notes thus endorsed can be kept out
beyond her ordinary circulation.
Sd. The community will be accommo.
dated with these notes at all the points
where the banks are located and it will he
as safe as the capital Of the bank with
the Government guaranty, based upon The
money borrowed from the banks,) can
make it.
1t is commended that the supply of cur.
rency and exchange thus furnished will be
equal in amount, and superior in safety, Ia
either of the Exche9uer plans; and, should
the plan be adopted, that it will strengthen
and confirm the sound State banks; and, al
The same time, avoid the issue of Govern.
ment or Continental notes, liable. in every
emergency to depreciation. For would it
materially increase the Executive patro-
mage, or add much, if any, to the expenses
Of the Treasury Department.
This is brief outline of Mr.. Barnard's
bill. and as such the writer recommends it
TO the examination of Congress. and the
consideration of the country.-Cin.. Gaa.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04

TEST OF Ill BREEDING.-The swaggerer
is invariably an imposter; the man who
calls loudest for the waiter, who treats him
worst, and who finds more fault than any
one else in the room, when the company
is mixed, will always turn out to be the
man Of all others the least entitled, either
by rank or intelligence, to give himself
airs. People who are conscious of wha, is
due TO them, never display irritablity or
impetuosty; their manners insure civility-
their civility insures respect; but the block
head or the coxcomb, fully aware that
something more than ordinary is necessary
to produce an effect, is sure, whether in
clubs or coffee-rooms, to be the most fas.
tidious and captious Of the community.
the most restless and irritable amongst his
equals, the most cringing and subservient
before his superors.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04

The Baltimore Sun beats all creation for
manufacturing puzzles. Here is one of its
last efforts:
ANOTHER PuzzLE.-Three widows lived
in one house, and each widow had two
children. How many souls lived in the
house?
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04
From the Memphis Appeal, of Feb. 10.
DISASTROUS FLOOD IN RED RIVER

A slip from the office OF the Washington
Ark.) Telegraph, dated the Sd instant, con
veys the folio wing painful intelligence:
|: becomes our painful and melancholy
duty to record one OF the most fearful and
calami,ous disasters that ever belel our Red
River country.
In consequence of the falling weather or
the melting Of the snow in the mountains.
the sources of Red River have been sup
piled so abundan,ly with water, that oul
hitherto quite gentle stream, has been 50
flooded that all of its bottoms lie buried be.
meath the heavy mass OF moving water.
whose appearance was so sudden and rapld
that it has borne resistless down every YES
iige OF human industry, cotton bales, cot
ton presses. corn, cattle. horses, hogs, &c..
in one wide and genera! ruin.
In common with every stream on the
globe, Red river has been subject to occn
slonal but partial inundations, but during
the period of half century. there was new
er known such an overwhelming food as
that with which we are now visited.
AT Fort Towson on the 25th uIt., the ri.
YER rose fifteen feet higher than ever before
known, spreading over the whole bottom
destroying the warehouse az the public Ian
ding, and sweeping IN one common grave
all species of animation.
From letter, politely furnished US, it
appears that Jonesborough, Rowland, and
Berlin. in Texas, have been wholly inunda.
ted; some OF the houses washed away, AND
many of the inhabitants drowned. The
letter further states, that some few negroes
escaped from Jonesborough on a RAFT, and
when passing the residence Of Col. James
H. Johnston, they saw him. with his famIl,
on the house top, but could render them n"
assistance; and soon alter passing, they
heard crash and one wild scream, and all
was silent again except the rour OF the rush,
ing torrent.
Amid the general distress, Capt. Crooks
OF the steamboat Hunter. proceeded to Mil
creek, rendered the sufferers every possible
succor in his power-going from place to
place, picking up the survivors from the
tops of the houses and trees; thus rescu,ng
from a watery grave some IS or 100 per-
sons. Some were necessarily lett to perish
in the cane and timber, as there was no
possible way OF reaching them; their cries
often being heard above the noise Of the el-
emen,.--Six families of Indians, ID miles
this side of Jonesborough, are reported lost,
and Col. Milan, OF KY, with a lady, his
niece, and Mr.. Mckinney persisted.
1t is thought that over hundred lives
have been lost between Fulton and Jones.
borough-how many, we as yet, cannot
with certainty predict, as our sources OF in.
formation will not always justify an implicit
belief. Owing to the great number of set.
tiers on the bottoms of Red River, the loss
Of property and human life must be i'm
mense; yet we would iain believe no, so
great as is generally reported. for we hope
that the accounts given US have been exag.
gera,ed.
The river is still rising, but very slowly.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04

Lard is in light stock, and the nea, arri.
val will sell readily.
A few small lots Of Canadian butter have
found buyers, and considerable parcel is
advertised Tor public sale on the 10Th inst
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04

PRINTERs.--Other men may eat drink
and sleep; may live, move. and have liv.
ing like decent creatures; the merchant
may relax in the time of sickness, or retire
at the seasons of enjoyment; the mechanic
may forego a job when he breaks link
or chooses to 60 fishing; the farmer may
work or let it alone, and the mariner has
frequent intermssion amidst the tolls and
storms of his career; and the world was
not confusion, nevertheless. They only
comparatively feel the consequences. Not
so with the prinler-the slave Of types.
For him there shines no holiday; no re-
pose, no retreat awaits his tried powers.
When he skulks, the world comes to an
end, and chaos riots.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04
OREGON TERRITORY.

The following are the yeas and nays on
the passage of Senator Lnn's bill provi.
ding for the occupation and settlement of
Oregon Territory by the United Sta ties:
Yess-Allen. Benton, Buchanan, CLAYTON,
Fulton. Henderson. King, Linn, McRo6erts,
Mangum. Merrick. Phel ps. Sewer. Smith Of
Connecticut, Smith Of lndsna. Sturgeon, Tap
pan. Walker, White. Wilcox. Wilisris, Wood.
bury, Wright. Young-24.
Nays-Archer, Bsgby. Barrow, Bates. Baysrd.
Berrien. Calhoun. Choate. Conrad, Gratis, Day.
ton. Evans. Graham. Huntington. McDnAis,
Miller, Porter Rives. Simmons. Sprsgus. Tall.
msdgs, Woodbridge-22.
Loco Foco EDITOR AND FoRGER.-The
grand jury at Philadelphia have found
true bill against George w. Weary for for.
gerry. He was lately one of the proprie.
tors of the Evening Express in that city.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04
The Philadel pha Ledger describes Colts

Inc fhliadelphia Ledger describes Colts
submarine battery as follows:
"The battery consists OF ii light sheet
iron box filled with gunpowder, and having
two copper wires wound round with cot.
ton, then vanished over with a mixture al
gum sheac, alcohol, and Venice turpen-
tine, and extending through light corRS on
one side OF the box, having piece OF Plat.
ma wire extending between them in the box
amongst the gunpowder, and the two cop
per wires extending off from this box.
which may be anchored in a channel Of
river, to large one OF Grants Electricity
Collecting Machines, electrified by galvan.
&c battery, which may be seven or eight
miles distant from the box; and where the
operator rs, having one of the wires in his
hand, and another person having the other
wire ia his hand, ready 10 attach them to
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04

FLoRIDA.-The spirit of Indian hostility,
it appears. is not yet subdued. Further
difficulties are apprehended with the In.
dams in the vicinity of Indian Key. Lieu.
tenant Harold, of the United States Navy,
now in command of Indian Key, had writ.
ten to Captain H. B. Nones, of the United
States brig Jefferson, calling for his imms.
date assistance.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
-or1cE-C1Ty AND STATE TAX for 1913

rOTJCE-CITY AND STATE TAX for 1913
Camptroller's Office. Nov. lst, iSa-The following
from % act S OF a 5fe Tas in hs C
s9t,tsa yol passed April 8th 1919, by to-tars vse
Art person shall ass,e 70 pay ne m .H,j G"t bs
Of Ms oi The Raceiyer av 10 receive The sas and 70
Jsgc thererom The rate o. sfrE pr cent. per nT u o
ErNt. - ,.: ,.,, r,-rsd nv ,,c Bos-i Of Su-
nervisors October 81. 1913 ,, .l >, %.
Resolved Tha. the Reesivsf Of a1ss b @ uera T !" e
@ ali such persons as MAJ desire 70 pay eeio- tht hS
lamar next and To deduct thereiFsm at me 'ae ot
seven pr cent annum between 'e 'A' u u''' '
The frs: day Of February next c 49, l;.,,,,,. \,
To enable The public avail sieInssiyss Of s sS%"R' o, Il,
; h~ placed in the Receiving Oiee, Old Aims HouSei
M Ss IsnGy T n ks[s;sd f keaiTsT M asd Is . n, 'S VIZ
i'S''' '''' ALFRED A. SMITH: Comptrolter
RATES or TAN For 1875 Itk s!Ve.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

s:;s 1s :s ,iR NNs:s5s isss f;ii ;s;:;e,
.ghe American Ymp-ovcd
Hygeian Vegetable Medicine.

TT1HE SAFEST, CHEAPEST and most Eff,
i FECTIVE compound in the whole range of Medical
preparations In all lingering complant, weakness gene
liver complaints pulmory affections particularly in their
early stages coughs colds reu nac atectlons-n
short in Of the stomach bowels and head
from whence spring diseases general these Pills stand
qualed
will insure their permanent nineteen famii!es ont Ct
twenty. making such trial They pa NJ IN single boxes
cents and ST. Office Of sale no Fulton s second ho2f,
between Nassau and Broadway, where any Information and
great variety of testimonies, may be obtained
10 TRY AND THEN JIJDGELE1 di I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

CORPORATlON NOTlCE.-Tax,payerS are
herehy notified tina, the discount the CITY ana Stae
~ for the pesent year w cease he allowed at the close
Of the pressn, month of December ..,.-.,...;.,.,x
lowsd bv law must therefore, apply at the 9ics OF
RY T KIERSTED, Receiver OF Taxes, tod Ails'houSe'
Park without delay. -,,,ru r,a,.o,
C.-o,,, Othce T)er 9th la,3 dl tD30
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
GENUINE TEAS !!
AND RETAIL,

WHOLESALE AMI hEl AL
THE CANTON TEA co NJ PAN
Principal Store l2l Chathan-Street, Ne'c- York.
Branch Store, 3l3 Beecke,-Sireet, n. y
.4gency of ll6 Fultonstreef Brooklyn. .
also, corner Of hiQin and Fan HoonSt Paterson. y j.
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND
country families aud purchasers Tor the approaching holt
DAYS in geue1o to their several establishments where they
think will be found by far the best Ce!ecton Of pure and
dulterated Teas in the United States The universa pt
arity and reown their House wish reference high quail
ties low and upright deall' well understood
render ItheT comment necessary.
Original and only warehouse for The sale o wqua Black
Tea OJsere!! n-SaneeTs will be ia u Cular TO
br ts uumoer of the principal store IN WV
l2 be Pear aud Roey seeking for IL they
liable be led astfey by little Just started At ios
C.ah.-stIeet net door 70 Lorians SnuH and Tobacco
Store under the Of Canton Ieo Store. The public
w also be pleased take that the Canton Tea Gem
pany have nothing do with any other snres whatever,
except those described The top ls .dveEsemsn dem
DEFINED SUGARS.-R. l.. u a. STUART
ks offer Cor sale the qualities their refined Sugars,
quantities cf five packages and upwards at the following
cash prices:
Crushed . II!
Ground :" l2 -
Ground Sugar, Cd quality, II:
The above are packed follows without charge for pack
age:
Loaycs III boxes of 500.
Crushed in barrels o 200.
| Ground III barrels of 2jC
Appyat the Refinery No 2&5 Greenwich, corner ol Cham
bers Orders. Of the city must be accompanied By
remittance. dl3 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
ALEX KuRsHEEDT Attorney, l8 " all street die l4w.

NOTICE is hereby given that application for
~ Charter will be made hs Legislature, by the
Stewards and Cooks Marine Benevolent Society Of the City
and County Of New York. New York. Dec. 5h, lsi3.
d6 laW6H-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
BALSAM Or LIVER WORT

sMya BALSAM Or LlVERWOhT.-
ET.sa@ Mrs. NJ. y. GARDENERS INDIAN
ESGf5 BALSAN or LiVERWORT AND
nHSjESJ HOREHOUND has extern
5S sive for the past fifteen years, and has
Je -; tHj gained reputation than any other
.VSsssaSayyI article use for the Cure Of Coughs
fH}S.IJ1;fSss Cois, PhIsic, Consumption, Asthma,
Wh0opns Coughs Bronchitis, and ali
ETigYEaiSN Pulmonary Complaints, and diseases Of the
Lungs, and affections Of the throat, Liver
plants &c No better evidence wanrGg show
wonderful efficacy than mention that 10000 bottles have
been sold in yaar And IL tie extensively Used
,nd ayorite Cough Medicine that has been Introduced
mo the United States. recommended by some of
our most eminent physicians For furheT evidence OF
efficacy certificates at accompany the d..
rectioES. IL superior any other Cough remedy III
use For genuine that the outside wrapper signed by
the Proprietor, ,VhI BROWN. Also, c-pyrIGh LA, been
secured for the label Entered according OF Congress
il year 1910, by VIM Brown, at the Clerks Office Of the
District Court of Massachusetts, Also the bottle stamped
- Ms Gardners Indian Balsam OF LiyraYort and Hoaf
hound"
For sale o. al the Druggists Boston. Dealers supplied
in Boston b Wn Brown Druggists and families b. fur
nshed NeYy York by A. G < d. Sands, Druggists. No. 10
Fulton ST. II East Broadway 273 Broadway rce 20 cents
dc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
WASHINGTON ELIXIR

WASHINGTON ELlXIR,--A pure Vegetable
w Compound" Natures God has seCreted in the vege
table kingdom saie aud speedy remedies for al diseases
search for and discover these Is par OF mans dGtfa @
most profound of the ancient philosophers, has received
another evidence of truth and wisdom the discovery Of
the Washington Elixir which, for ITS many virtues may os
called God-send the afflicted! IL is only necessary 70 'a
OF il that hundreds of bes cltizens attest It's Amos;
magic power thoroughly that most inoiefdbie OF all
FEVER AND AGUE.-rhe Washington Fl is equal
" eicacous in the of Cholera Aorbus Bilious Choc,
DiarThaa and Dyssntery, Worms and Dysspsla I'll: The
Washington Elir being composed entirely ct Veseiaols
substances, Of course perfectly simple and ha5mes;
conpsls the stomach to perform the peculiar unct!ons
CURED in eectng radical cur Of the above nenuoned
disease-one dose having unirequenty caused pe'
nelt
The Washington Elixir envelopes containing clear siIh-
pie and precise directions for It's use may be obtained % ~.
f. NJ GUION l27 Rowery, o Grardst; and oi H. y.
Moss cor Grand and C.nnon-sts.: j. Wenoyef, li Eighth
Avenue 4. W CahauG.D II Ska Avenue; Dr H. LssSett,
cor Avenue and 81 street. y y Brrtrr, corner 80 Ave
rue ami s street. D H. = F-h. Broadway anL l2h
street, Guinness 1913 Sd Aycaue cHraer l STREET 70 ines
tency corner Eo"ery and Booms street. j. Codd'nS!on.
227 Hudson = l.. Cotton, 2Gi BleecEe Orsr
D-omas 80 Ciatham street: Dr WIN. Cecil Yorkyt!e
a. L. Loursbury, Manhattauv,i-: DR.. W G wood bar
lem. az III
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RICHARDSON & CO s CELEBRATED
AMERICAN pANACEA

THIS Medicine, compounded solely from vese,a-
bic free from aduetation, and warranted free from
since, by individual sorely afflicted with UL Err
ATED SCROFULA and who has ben under the treatment
years, w,ou; the eas; apparent hope restoration TO health
and By them pronounced incuraoe but who, after taking
feet health That medicine has been sold with unprecedee
and and has failed in instance (when TAKE
193HE TLERATEp a'fs Ii
EERYslPSLAs, EY BiLEs, SGTEVY, CHRoNiC, SORE
81 SGALb pa}Jg NAP - iSP #RoT
III os bLo6b b essy o a this GK mseae
n5s been stea al the diseases aoose enumerated and Us
taken by aut each morning before eating which usually
ELO 5ses Ms a most e4ssS It also scS as
The patient causing al ucsrtet discharge
purifying and 1oducps 5yet scsion OF f the blood
stimulating drinks Or highly S.s?Ff sod e. E9aiN; anNgc
GsnsEs agent 20 Pi1e;s5 Opposite the custom house York
Basxay HB Dsks Ros IS
B!2advs Dr. G. w Sargent, l5 Gresnwchstreet; Bush
Bowery John sye 80 fulton bomas Kgs g
HammGad Reuben E Moss, 5o6 and sos Grand street
j. Syme s. Bowery all Of whom certificates and testi
moaltis Of its efficacy Also, Brooklyn BY Jas. W. Smith,
SefGsi OF Sa19btrly and Fulton Streets Geotg Ambrose,
S4Tes buildings Atlantic street, and Mrs Il Hayes 3a
instructions fotaking the atcls and great number OF
Of M sr and testimonials may be and obtained
:, ~ ~. s n!s4ss: @ @- n24 eodlm
JGStIiVELY WATER PROOF.-W. J
hooMsrS Sospito or Chimes. Water Proof Ointment.
pais!, principal wholesale and reraiI agents
'He sIIske b!aekinS and Ink mandatory 81 Fulton st.
El ss9 agent oI poprhkeepse J. H. Allen Co al
oeoot; Edgar hudiar, Rontou,, Uls,e. COUNTY 4: I'm
COPPER -50,O10 los. Premium Pig Conner
10 ''' sale oy GRlNNELL, MINTURN * co.
70 Eoutt-strs.t
~ oE-SHOES-Warranted s,,penor n
rspeet 70 any heretofore used a, about the 1ic,
removed as by sending S by mail OF oheswse leo Ib
sorted SIZES WIZ immediately be forwaded-wsrnntsd r.
y s,,, TO The sqsssrHer The or Keoss
Troy; Lewis Benedict Co, John ToWp.nat& sToshsr
PeTs9af TS Cos NeT York; Cs1Elss Smith Boston, a
where farther information may be had on the sub.t,
Troy Iron and Nail Factory. HENRY BURDEN
aa2l II