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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-03
OUR CAPTAIN.

.
OUR CAPTAIN.
Oh leader Of fame, whose mighty name,
Hath spell fer the brave and free.
Erect in his pride, when sorely triel,
chief OF renoWn have We
Mid the tolls of State, in the fierce debate.
Hath lowered his noble form, raves
Like rock mid the waves, when the temnes
Snmoved by the angry storm. WEST :
Round the gallant crest Of "ITAL OF TuE
IN the hight shall our gathering be,
For we cherish his fame and we honor his nar,o
AS the rallying shout of the free. ''''''s
Till time shall end will history blend
thS name wih his country'S glory,
Nor on her scroll will fame enrol.
A nobler or prouder story rcro,,,
Then Chapman may Cr0ro, and "poke" weed weeds
And the Hermitage "Lion" NAV howl. fionos
6at - : the same old Coons' won't change their
Hor DC sacred at the boot of an owl,
Round the gallant crest, &c.
Let treason assal, let faction rail
Let Kendall his OMENS display
On hastens the hour CT triumph and mower
ana JUSTICE TO HENRY CLAY
AS the scorpions sting, in fiery ring,
Is turned to the scorpion S heart:
30 OF his pen the ARCH -SLANDERER ,bon
4 81, h'mSeg feel the venomous smart,
= hen round the crest of HAL OF THE WEST
in the fight shall our gathering be:
Tor we cAeah his fame, and honor MS name
as the fallylng shout Of the free.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-03

A man with small talents we'll used,
VIII get on better than a man with great
talents, who IS TOO dilatory to use them,
Remember that, little 'uns
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-03

BEAUTIFUL coMpAR1soN.--A late writer
describing a village dance, says-'The
gorgeous strings Of glass beads now gis-
lie n on the heaving bosoms OF the village
bellies, like lasSes resting on the delicate
surface Of warm apple dumpins.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-03

A boy once complained Of his bed fell
low for taking half the bed. ''And why
notF said his mother; he is entitled to
half, amt hep Yes MOTHER" said the
boy; shut how should you like 20 have
him take out all the soft for his half. He
will have his half out of the midder'
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-03

a loreIgn paper states that the seeds of
Inc grape are last coming into use in Ger
many as substitute for coffee.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-03

EMIGRANTs ARRIvED.-Tho number of ships
ana oil emigrants arrived in the port of N. York
curing the months of May and June, from Great
britain and Ireland, are as follows:
Number of ships, "a
lotal number of English, and Scotch
emgrants, ,teeo
Number of Irish IA GGS
IriSh mn1 nave gone to settle on land, 1905
Islies and towns,) Of whom 1,4l2 havc
friends, 9.f NP'"'' o' 'heiF @ ooo
THOS. w. CLERKE.
fFest' Irish Emigrant Society.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-03

" An Gun, VIII We be alter rTVPrus US ID
little bit of sang this cowId morning?n
exclaimed son of the Emerald Isle, to
a brother of the sable race, a co-laborer
IN the division and subdivision of wood
" GolIy, massa, | cant singw "Cant
sing! and what is yer leg stuck in the
middle of yer FUr for, like birds, if ye
cant sing?"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-03

The following capital lines are from that ster
ling wing press, the Port Gibson ald.--There
is spell in them which makes the heart of all
good wings beat, and the blood flow with more
IN MD Oil Il. ''I'-
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-03

SAVING TIME.--"John," sa id clergyman
one day to his servant, "would it not be
a good plan for you to have a stub scythe
here, and be hubbing few bushes while
the oxen are restlng" John with q
eountenance which might we'll have be-
come the divine HIMSELF instantly return.
ed, "would it not be well, sir, for you to
have swinging board in the pulpit, and
hax?"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-10
New and Cheap
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

S H. SAMPLE g. CO., are now receiving
~ large and general assortment of good hand
some, and. very cheap Dry Goods and Groceries. Of
every variety. which will be sold at Avery small
advance for. Gash, among which may lbetfpuRa-
100 pieces calico Of every description
Brown and blue musliRs
o." Lowell. oSna 1uEgs
4" and bleached irilIj1Es
% bed ticking
'Plain.aAd plaid linssys
Red white sgd greenfF iaRpsl
blue, black, green, grey, and grizzly byssd
cloths from. 81 20 uP
silk and cottan. yelvets
SatinyyeStiqES
Cassimsrasr and SassEastta
Blaek,a-dIwhits thule
.White Grape
plain and plaid 'Jaocs;sslS
White and colored caRbriSi
Linen cambria handkerchisfs
Silk and cotton do
Corded skrts,,ySIY, mice, Sc" ~.
Fayette,' CetoSer II, 1913.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-10
u. 9. MA;sssHAL,s SALE.
In The United ,StqteS Circuit Court,

In The United .St4teS Circuit Court,
AkcfHf7'qRIe 70 April TsrH', 1874.
DY virtue of an execution 20 me directed, from
ID the Office of the clerk Of the United States
Circuit Court, Missouri rict in sYer OF George
StewaIdson and John w .Sboelnak err, qpd agoinsr
BenjaGin$. Long and Samuel T rProoking, which
exefu iSn is dated the 9th day Of November,
lSaS aa G y O. Judgment i rendered p said
the same upon the following describes tracts or
parefs Of land, as the property, Of The sft Benja!
mn s. Long 10 wit:
The soul, cost. quarter oftbs nsrth east quarter
of scGtipn twenty pl9e. in township ,fflg five VI
range twenty-nine lhe south, east quarter If the
north east quarter OF section thirty nqFth east
quarter ofthe north west quarter Of section nine;
the north east quarter Of the poFlh west quq rter
Of section ten part Of the SOUTH east quarter of
section fourteen, containing FIVE acres; cart Of the
north west quarter Of The ,H9rlh west, quarter of
section eleven; the north west quarter Gf the south
west quarter, the south east Quarter Of lie. south
east quarter, sqPd ,be east half of the ,p9th east
quarter9f sectQp eight; the south tqdarter of
the pqrth east quarter Of sectiqp twenty the south
west quarter Of the south east quarter, aud the east
half of lot I1umber Two Of BE DqEth east quarter
Of section fopr fYeracres on the north east Of the
north east quarter of the south west quarter Oi
sectiOn fourteen; the north west quarter Of the
south west quarter Of section two, oil in Township
hfty-slx OF range tWeplYIpLne, .tbe south END OF
the west half Of the south ea>t,Auarter. and the
north west quarter of The south east quarter Of
section twenty six; the south west quarter of the
south west quarter Of section thirly-six. all II
township fifty-sev Of range twenty-nine qnt
the south west quarter of the south west quarter
Of section seven, in township ihy.sx If range
twenty. eight, containing in the whole six hundred
and weight acres, and all in the county Of Cald
well, Missouri.
And by virtue of the authority aforesaid, | shal
proceed to sell all the right, title, and interest o
the af3[es?d BENJAMIN nj s. Long, !" ana to tn
Of Kingston, before the Court House door o
Caldwell county. on Thursday the 25lh day o
March, 1874, to the highest bidder for cash ii
ha: Sale to take place between the hours Of nine
and three esIpGk Of that day.
WESTON F. BIRCH, Marshal
| Faye.te, January 9Th :, lSl4. 43-l2t.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-10
COMMERCIAL.
NEw ORLEANS, ,Iap.,2i, Isl

NEW ORLEANS, ,Iap..2 le44.
We .have Bgain to remark, that, the business
operations of the past few days hSye been on 4
lipited scale, nor have any changes occurred Of
sufficient importance - call for any extended re-
nsrks. The market on Saturday was quite unfa-
votable for out door transactions but since then
it has ceased rGaiping, and .is,very warm for the
season.
Tob1cco. The little demand a, ptesen, is prin
cipully for Spain: and the sales Of the paStfew
duys amount to about 100 hhds We continue
former quotations, viz: inferior and common lots
"a 2t, 81 a 81, and a Al cts. for x Seconds
and Firsts fair lots 81 %. 81 81, and Al a
Selections 3 ST, "A At, and a sic per Id.
FLouR.--The Flour market has been heavy since
oar last, the stock is gradually on the increase
and prices are feeling the effect. We now quote
Ohio 4 Is A 20, and the better brands, including
Missouri and Illinois, "a 20 al 40 per Dbl.
PoRy;--The arrivals continue to come in freely
and the,, stock on hand is large. We quote Mess
5000, NJ. o, IS, co. 8 25; Prime 81 SO a 7 623
per. hbl;, Bulk Pork 3 33c per ID.
BEer--The market has remained without ami
raotion since our last. We quote Mess 81 so Il
90. per Dbl; half bills. "a SO A IS; Prime 81 q
per Dbl.
-LAnp.-=Thcre continues to be aagood enquiry
for the better descriptions of Lard, which 60 OH
freely at 81 a ST cts per 10. The very cDpHpor
article are likewise in request for shippent'to
Europe, but the market remains bare. We quote
.from Al to SIC for extreme qualities.
BAcoN.-All descriptions of Bacon have beer
in good demand since last, and prices are fully
sustained. We quote sides 81 3ac; shoulder:
'21 23c; uncanvassed hams 8 a sic; canvassed
,hams, (ordnsry,) So 5ac; extra cured a &c pei
ID.
,HEMp.--We are not informed Of any transac
Iiona .since our last, and continue therefore oui
quotations, at which former sales were made, say
Ss7 50a $ss per ton.
AfN--There is but little business doing il
sheaed Corn, which may be quoted at 81 S3c
per bushei Oats are in fair demand at 81 &c
,per bushe Wheat so TO s2c. per bushel.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-10
'NObaGaA.

THE subscriber HAS ,rrede arrangements by
which he will be enabled TO make liberal cash
advances (giying the owner the benefit Of the
Sterling Exchange and charging per cent, in
terest per annum on the amount sdvsncsd)' on
TOBACCO, sent him for shipment to Lospoa
LIVERPOOL, AasPsaoAM AND ASrwERP, and
through his correspondents in those cities-all o
lhem Tobacco hcGses--ss.lt furnish iutoraauan,
TO those aSho design shipping through ftjm, ss &c
the kinds anaGualilies stitsble for Zach market
and also The la.ef,pHees. Libsrsl advances slst
made on Tobacco for sale'in New Orleans o.
any Of the Eastern Markets.
GEO. K. BUDD.
st, LOUIS, January 9Th. 1874.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-10
sweepstake Race.

MAZE, ,tlhs Hndsrsispsd, ,h.GpIeby agree and bind
wv Ourselves to run a swsfpst4lks race over (he
ipsAt of The regular Jockey Club Races, oyer said
coqrse fqr ,he Fall Of 1874, with colts and fl ies,
then three wears old, for an entrance Of fifty dol
lars, half fqret, one mile heats, to name and close
on the LIST day of arch next, free for all c2lts and
tilIies that have Rpt won stake at mile heats at
the time IF ,cl9Siag; five or more TO make race
and the rgbss Of said course to govern.
ment. 50.
Milton Morrison, enteSs, C. .colt, Falsfu by Duke
Sumner, 1am--Ellen Tree ny Sir Henry.
S. Bynun, enters br. colt, by Duke Sumner, dam
by 3larnion.
January LIST, 1874.
6-Persons wishing to make entries in the
above stake can do so by addressing the editors
by letter, post paid.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-10

THE Subscribers having been appointed by
thei County, Court Of St. Leafs, County Inspectors
Of Tobacco at the fPlanters' lWarshouse, are now
prepared to inspec! and review with despatch all
tobacco sent to the above house, and hope by a
strict and faithful discharge Of their duties, TO-
merit continuance of the patronage Of The
planters. The addition, together with the former
house, is capable Of storing at leest 5000 hhds,
and its central locality will at all times insure
to the planters the attendance Of buyers 90 days
Of SALE To those who come by wagons there
is large wagon yard convenient and free Of
charge.
Tobacco will be received at this warehouse
on storage, end when no, inspected, fifty cents
per hogshesd only, will be charged for sixty days
or less, z. T. VOOLFOLK,
ROB'T. B. FIFE,
HIRAM SHAW, nJr.
st Louis, February Sd, 1874. Att.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-10
Removal.
Howard Hotel.
Geo. TX. .Budd,

Ps2auce, CQmnissiOn aad Forwarding Merchant,
~ WaRnR STRRnr, ST. LOUIS,
WILL max e IibeRaL cash advances on all Pro
dnse, lor>shipment, Sonlh or East, and hopes, by
promptness and fidelity, TO give sats.seton 10
lhose'who may -snIpst to him copsgRmenv, OF
orders.
He refers o'his friends.
N'''''' S~I f, LEW q s""H' }'Esye,.,
Col. JAS. NJ. BELL, Glasgow.
81, Louis, Janussy 9th, 'l6A4.
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Great Reduction Of PrtcesN
Drag AND Book store.

FAYETTB, No.
.NAR. ". r. SNELSQN, gpeces-
If ~ sor 10 pr. J. A. Talbgt, re-
eMA specially informs his frisBdsp and
No. the public that be intends. keeping
N .fonStan,y On bSpd' at ,bs old
N stand, large ard full .assort.
- ,inent of fresh Drugs ard Medi-
.-ss ,cines, Paints, Qils pyestufs; also
a variety ,pf patent Medicines, Surgeons iInstru
%en:s, ,$b9p F4TBiRe, Glass and Glassxgare.
Chemical ARPqrfti!gs faPd Ghertca Tests ,cruci-
bles and lRssefts, SplPGaIe Of Quinine, Precipia-
ted Extract of B4Ek. Human Skeletons, Tprpen-
tine, Brushes, &c, 3c.
ALSO Va ,ye(y large and valied assortment Of
BOOKS AMP STATIONERY,
comRrising Law, MEDICINE, Ibeology. Miscellany.
and Ia!most .eveSy variety qf>SCHOOL BOOKS,
among yyhish are Greek, L4tiG French qRd Span
ish; Blank Books and Novels; Paper Of Al quail
ties; Bibles, Testsmepts Prayers, Hymns. Music,
Albums, Osberns genuine wafer colors, Toy do
Wall and Bordering Paper, praWlAg ard Rice
Paper, &c, &c.
few marked chronological Busts Of approved
models.
All Of the above articles will be sold alta. great
reduction over former prices for cash, approved
credit.
Fayette, Jan. 18th, 1914. 44-tf
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-10
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
For 6lfSgpw and .Chariaan.


ad8H1 The ,asw sSissabast WA.
9S--=;&fN.aa ELtLO, n J. Eaton, mssier.
~ viii take the place of the
lATAN, as a packet between st. Louis. Glasgow
and Charlton, on the opening Of ,tayigs'iion in the
coming Spring Of 1874
The WAPELLO will leave ST., Logi- every Sal
urday afsy9Siin st6 O'Clock, and Glasgow every
Tuesday AZ JppalI, All ,sgli,Perat Arrow Rock
BoonviIle E0shepqFt and SlasRYiile the same day
She wi beGt Marion, Shreveport, eferspn City
Cote :ans, lesssn, .EreAch village $mth's Land
ing, Por'lfRP!, pannrl's' iLouHe IslaPe rher'oau,
Pleasant eSsSy ,Tyfgfe5afy, On her downward trip
and will reaSh ST Louis iesfIy QnIHbqcsfQy.
R. r. P HASESkAtr, Ass"tlat Gla@&&'
WlL y nS y ,gH""N, i agent. at ,Boqnvlle,
J. X. Wm6ar 81, Co Agents at Rocheport
q. w. HoUGH s. Co. - Jefferson City,
KENNETH, WHITE s, Co.." st. Louis.
October 81, 1913. 32-6n.
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lvINuE undersigned has Just received az addition
i to his former.stpck, osise following aysice'
Black green, purpie and brown Apsee@.
2 pieces -Shussn, extra beautiful,
| 10 do, lssbellnes, variety Of patterns,
IS do. New style prints, tolsrabiy HANDSOME,
DO. Muslin de, Lains,
Nett, Cashmere, Bocss MoTino, Cloth sEa CO,
ton~Shswfs.
Ladies' Cravats.
do Wooden Mn,s.
Cashmere. Aipaccs.>Silk and cotton ,hese. ,Se
and night cape,
Brown drilling, brown snd eIeaeAee sHTi az.
Scotch aud Russia diaper,
A few dozen cat. 1saFrraspkIns,
Superior CLOTHS and, .aassimeres,
b Forss. cloths Saitinst,s and leans,
Merino and black Alpaca cravaS,
l>Silk and cotton hsudksrehists,
! Also, fresh lot q ready made clothing, COP
ssting oi dne drsss flock and over coats,
! CotI and bsnke, hunting do.
! Cashmere, Ssunstt and Ieans pants,
I.SiIk ve!vet SsI.ia, MeruQ, SIX ard VsAsRts
vests,
/ linen and. Sottc a.shirS,
flerno silk shirts and drawers,
Elan2s,s, bed ticking aud bed breads,
Canton flannel,
Children wool caps,
Letter and cap paper (ve'y low
Victoria boots, for children,
Slack siik velvet, good article
Kid. silk and cotton gloves
Comforts, Of superior kline
! very fne mountaiG ot!sr cay
! dozsn common csPa
II csses csssmeSs Hats,
u do, Fur DO. very chew,
I piece Of snc Highland e,Qtb
Pins aud needes
Binding, wonied .sud:sts,
I.odes, Misses and Chidren's saass,
I.ades Gaiters and hall Gai,sy,
Gents Beas. Sssas. and Pumps, kas and eessss,
Ike, &c. II ktAAkt.
I Fayetc, -Aay 9TH, 'tS&. 80
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-10
STATE, OF MlSSoURI,l
Coupty of Randolph. IS
In the ,RardOlRh. County Court,l
N9rerrLe,yTgr,n l3i3

In the tRandoiEh. County Court,l
Aorsnbe;'jTsrm, 1913.
NT OW .at thisGday, comes .,heEe into court, John
nv Medley, admipislEatpr Of thelEstate of Rich
ard D. Maloae, deceased and presents the court
list OF debts cdpe 10 aud by the deceased, also q
full account of his administrations. &C, and pray.
ing the court order the sale of Abe real estate of
The saidtdeceased described in the petition, and it
appearing TO the court that the personal estate
will not pay the debts against the sane. 1t is
therefore ondsEed,by the court tsat Ill persons in
terested in the estate be notified that application
has been made to hs.cOurt as.afuresaid, and unless
the contrary be shown the first day of the nt Xt
term Of this court, an ,qrder will be made for tn
sale of the real estate -soresail, for the payment
of the debts Of said deceased, aud it is further
ordered THAT acopy Of this order be published six
weeks in some newspaper published in this State
A iEue copy taken from the records of SAID
county court. Attest
REUBEN SAMUEL, Clerk.
| December 3d. lS43. 4l-6t
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A situation Wa,Ete d.

a Young man of Industrious habits wishes a
"A situation in q Store, las Clerk. A small
rcompensaton, only, vii. bs required for his ser
vices; emPlSyEasht being mischief object I'm
questionable references can be given. A note ad-
dressed to A B. c., Faye:te, No. vii! be proRpt-
ny attended to.
- Fayette, Feb. 10th, 1914. 4S-tf
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-10
CHEAP Cash STORE.
NEW GOODS.

'he subscribers are receiving largo assort-
Il Esnt Of well selected goods from Philadel-
phia Baltimore and PittsSurg, and ~ thcif goods
were pyrcRessd Oh the best possibls terms, tn9
they have determined not to make ssy seeophtt
,ge q pu reisside, ,sfs sgnhdest ,,hsy. can 81
viii gel at lower ptiesstsF Sssh than goods hsfs
usual !, beer sold ia lis nstsst ' Ii
Hemp, tFlsxseed .Bee.Ssx. sssd notes "a rsspStA
~iOle men %if be- fessived p sstbtFge To-. eT
Their stock consists in psrt Of
Blue, Black, and Brown Clo,s%s
Invisible green do.
Blue, Blk. ard bro. beaver do.
Pilot Cloths
Blue, Black and Fancy ,Cs.simetes,
Sst,ipetls,
Blue. and cadet mixed Jeaus,
tGIass9swJPaA cable twisted iIeans for nssfoss'
Red, White, Green and yellow Flanneh
BcaYerteens.
Stout yelvets for coe,1,
Muslin de laines, -.
,Blae, FLASK and cIangeabc Alpaca u.Ate,
newsye,
silks, plain and hgured
Rbhgas, Thread lace ami sSgins,
Lisle 10. do. do.
Italian cravats, pocket hsodkerchisfs,
iVlnte: &7.awls and hsnAerehies, .uTss
,assorment,
sin aid cotton Thule<,
Linen pocket handkercnefs
,Cacoes, large sssortmen. i:.m ct 70 70
cts per yard,
Bleached and brown dofnet6"s,
Bed ,Tickings. Osnahurgs,
BIeached and brown driliinEs
Biankeas,
Spun cotton best article, a, 81 90 per bate,
Shoes, Boots, HITS, Caps ard Bonneis.
Candewisk, batting, &c.
Groceries. Hardware, Queens~are. Sail
Nails, Winlow glass, -four and leather.
J. D. PERRY & g..
Fayeue,, Oct2oth, 1913.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-10
Something Of Importance!

JUST SELLING OF ABOVE COST,
ID, INNING the stock off, preparatory to re-
ga sewing ian extra large supply of Spring
Goods, we have put our prices less than any pre-
viQus low prizes, and much o~ssrithar those who
offer their. goods at cost. It is useless 70 ennaer
ate the styles end prices of goods; the public are
,Gt all times aware of the fact, that at the New
York Store they will not only find the best quail
ties, but at such prices rs TO defy competition
This you viii becOavipesd of, if you vii! call
Those in want Of gp@l'bargaiss viii save at least
20 per cent. by caHiagat the o.igi,a cheap New
MChks6to!e.
.I.'9GQBEIlL Go.
p S. lJ... received by'ths 'sssan.bsat Ncsaasva
u few new goods, which rs er addition to on
winter stock.
February 10th, tSE
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-10
ghe Farmers Encyclopedias.

THE Farmers Encyclopaedia and Dictionary of
L Rural affairs, embracing all the most recent
discoveries in Agricultural Chemistry, adapted TO
the comprehension of unscentaic readers, illus
trated by numerous eagrayings Of animals nipple
mens and other subjects, interesting TO the agri-
cuturist, by Cuthbert W. Johuson-gadap to the
U. States by Gouy9Epeur Emerson, complete IN l
VOLUME, just received and FOR sale by
E, HART.
January 9Th, 1874.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-10
New Cash Store,
~ BccNv!LLE, Mo,
Wxtsou g. ksusts,

an Main street. i,nuedistsy opposte HAWAII
~ .mAv -. I&ssts, apa neYt doNt 10 NaaxE -
FusrRr, have received, duSisg the present and
preosSksg' &:soSS .rHcry LGaYy shl genera! assoH-
rncnt ~
srore:sn .arh Domestic Dry Goods,
Hardware and Cutlery.
I}ueensware and GLASSWARE,
Boots and Shoes,
LAS =, Caps and Besas't.
comprising ous If the heaviest stSAtS u esA&
Nest Of St Louis S% ct which lave bssa ss reh1ty
sell cted :ty one ~ the ps'tns,A curing tAs las:
summer, in the Es.lsrn cities. eusoi h'R the
hands e. the Manufacturers and impo,tets ~ sssh
prices; and having cumplsIsd IhsI psfohkSss, early
goods. g.ae's!ly-~eoNseQusRtly 'sfs sss NJ will
selLaaye'y low PuoeS. -
BcchyiiIs Qatubet S6sll le%A
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MANSION HOUSE
4 ND ST AGE .o,FF,LcE,
BoonriIle, INissqnri.

BY REFER PIERCE,
LATE OF THE City .KoT.E,..
TNliE subscriber has rrecenliy.tsken the above
Il weilpknOwn stand 4nd respectfully sojieits Il
share Of public patronage He will endeaver to
give satisfaction toal WHO may fercr him with o
call. His bills will be, USU1U.ALLY Low.
E.HE .-lAlEF A.INE OF sFaFEs FROM
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IL. H. Hanenkamp,
COMMISSION MERCHAN

GLASGOW, MO,
XNI.lhL CONTINUE ibe,receiyiBg and forwarding
WY of Merchandize and Rr9duse at his old
stand, the ensuing ,seasousnd solirisS lhe patro.
mage Yf bis old friends and the public rally
His. .eharges viii. be low.
January 18th, l543. ,44--3m
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AIisOn,s sKEistOry of Europe.

gHNHE history of Europe from the commencement
IL of the French Revolution in 1889, to the
restoration of the Bourbon's in 1915, by Archi-
bald Alison, complete in volumes, Just received
and for saleby E. HART.
January 9Th, 1874.
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COOpcr's Last Novel.

NJ ED MYERS, or Life before the Mast--by J
~ Fennimore Cooper, just received ard for sal'
by K. HART.
January 9th, 1874.
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A Valuable Farm tfar Sale.

TNHE undersigned offers, hisfsrm two and a half
i miles south of Fayette, for sale, consisting
of Three Hundred and Eighty Acres, with about
Eighty Acres enclosed. The improvements con-
sist Uf Log House with three rooms below and
one above, with Out-bm ildings, good well in the
yard and never falling stock on the premi
tses. Possession eau be had early in the spring if
an carly sale con be effected
For terms, apply to II. W. Kring ,Fayette, or to
the undersigned on the premises.
WATTS D. ,EWIN.
January 18th, ISL 4itf
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New FaE, and winter Gopds!
Direct bfton, Ne .WqnpactOrics.

1 opening % large and >F!e44id ,assGrlpen, of
FALL AND ,WhNT'tiR fGa DDS, which he
proposes to sell extremely low for tCFkSN. The
subscriber has determined 10 compsace business
on the