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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-12-28

| etcat eff Mr.. CLAW.

The defeat Of Mr. Clay. accomplished
as II was, by the fouIrs! ueans, leaves no
s'riog behind, in his heart. Ills dyfamrrs
and ISLANDERS MAJ eoiry a temporary ri
"mPil at their success, bat thcv csn derive
no qualification fiom believing that their
poisoned shafts have reached his peace Of
mind. He is the same man now l!lal he
was in 1913, when he returned to Ken-
'ncky ard Ihus addressed his friends and
"e'g!bo's.-EHingc E,c9rl.
ST Is now more than forty years. SAID
VIZ. Clay, "sInce came here, 4 poor boy
and i'IendIess yo9,h. / was taken by the
baud by your fathers, and led to fame aud
fortune. All Ihat am and have bpcn. /
owe 10 their generous kiutncss and conf
dcnce. And now have come 10 spend
the evening rfmy days among their cA.I,
dtcu, | feel like ihp srsg no has len,
been honted, and WHO returns at last to
die upan he spot whence he started IL
Yigor and hope. The GUYS Of party have
been long barking al NY heels, and tie
t!ood hounds Of personal mallgui.y are
'PrngngaI my l1roat--buI ,li-me to hi,
.uI height, and looking round wnh ha-h.
ng eye on his d@Iamcr:. who had aim
lied with the crowd 81 hearcr,J I scora
md defy them nor. oS !rycE Gilr
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How LARGE Is TGxAs?-A Texas pa.
per answers this lnlerrogatory by show
ing that it's as large as SIX States in The
Union, viz:--Loulsana Mississippi, Ala.
bama, Georgia, south Carolina aud Viz.
g'nia. These Safes. united, contain
$1,000 square miles Texas contains
$4,000,
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l D tS |.

This i, to forwarn all persons from re-
moving am property from, or irom cut
tag any ria5er on The farm formerly oc.
culi>d BY Mr.. George W. Ll2h.ner.
Dee -, ISL. DAVID A>iRiL.
y B.--Ihe above named property i
lar sui" ap,Iy to David A,lIi, u G!an-
by s. Ba'l more.
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I'D Z. acres Of Land
w Uasl yat'GSigassss'.
SPLI.|f.NG. UE.jjiN'G. FJL-
LLN'f, DIVINE &.

Ls.Nff, DIj.NG, Sc.
The sub. criber spcci.u!iy Informs he
Public ,ha} he has rented ,hu Elk Mli..
II n~ica and Cotton Factories, known a.
Gnrr"u'S Mills, situated in C,c'I co. Md.
scyen !udra above Eikion. or he Big En-
stream. and four mites from the village Of
Newark Del. They are now in fail opera
ZION. Wool vii he received tn be made into
Rolls, Yarn, tIoDh, Cassimors. Satmerts.
Blankets og FianneIs, as directed, at shout
notice; manufactured b. the yard, for Cash
ar wool, or made up on the skates.
Those who wish to exchange their
Wool for Cloths, Sc, may expect gcner-
ally to find choice on hand.
SAMUEL GARRETT.
Nav 25.h ISI1
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Wilmington SsaE9sGt.
q Seized school
iOr Young Ladies,

VIII he opened in Port Deposit, on tho
first Monday IN Jann2ry. 10y Mrs VI T.
Beach. fvr further information c,3nire
OF 'lf. BeaCh al her residence, on Of Alr
Beach at h- Dental Orr.
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1HaE CZECH. WING.

We find the following paragraph in the
National Inleiigencer Of TUESDAY, aud
copy II with The nope Of lurlheling the
OF ect had in view in its publication. The
! asst part of ii viii be read with rqin by ali
The friends nj the great American States
nan.-Ealt Amer.
I'VE have been requested by Mr. CLAY
10 express his thanks to those Iditors OF
New spapers vino have been 81 kind as TO
supply him graluitously with their papers
io' some time past DESTROYS of avoiding
obligations which he cannot convenient
IS repay, he WISHES hencriorward to re.
'eive cnIy such papers as he snb.cribcs
for. We add, on our own iufornlalion,
derived from The fienGs Of Mr. Clay, lhat
ms postage is enolmcus--sWeIicd,; { are
shocked It learn, ty cXulling and insult
ING letters TIA nsni!;cd "a l1r. Us uelI a.,
letters rtqu ts'lng his autographs, Sc, and
10y other correspondents. Those vito
address, hjn oughl to reflect that he is
not Invested with he iiaaking privilege.
Wearc sorry TO learn TIA, h.5 pecuniarl
condition Is suci, as to make the practice
"i great economy an mErspcus ibiG duly.
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i. S. ARTHUR,

hently the editorial cuntIUl u
7. S. ARTHUR,
believe that they can offer to the public mes,
substantial claims 10 patronage. i he frat and
second volumes have been acknowledged on al
lanGs 10 bc equal and ~ many respects. .upe-
lor, in character, strength, interest and HttrIc-
tvencss, to any OF the magazines issued. The
am of the Editor is gll one lie rcpudiatps
the long prevalent system Of basirg hls work
upon tie reputation Of contributors, whose arti-
c!cs. no matter what they have done are, in too
many Instances, below mediucritv.
Nulhng gains admiss on into the pages Of
ills A"GuAlne; which is not excellent IN itself.
The source from which an article comes is So
conhary~i,s merits always primary. Such
rule strictly carried out Iaust give character 10
any work. Ii has given "AETHuR's MAGAZINE"
4 character already acknowledged ~ 8 rygJea-
table quarters where It mas been received.
I Among the isESHaUsTAGLG sgvaC.s that
op,n up to the hands 81 utertrY ci.aier, GER
nan ARD tRE%CH LATEEA gUEG o.!er Il wide held
tor selection Into this rcglou, with an adIurl-
ilo Corps Of Ti0us,Itors, We are steadily pene-
trat!ng. astun!si.ed at every s-cp by the lyh,.
We meet, EspccnIIy is tins the case IN Ger
man Literature. Already we have gwen sonlr
Splendid Athletes from the German, brim ud Of
pure truths aud iOrclb,c Illustrations ui the DOW
. er Of goodness. Silent Love, -" rhc Gol en-
ora,J ns su,,,.s,,r .,.,rI i.nkro,,.r pa,iar, q,
| .,'IFe Russian Pnnce, ",.rce Priv C,rDc,-
lor.' &C. SC al WHO Layclcud viii ,culeu,Ler
with delight.
From the FIcnch We have also rivcn many
r>l.rale articles Tho I,rrIr>rJ / o,.r, ),
trr,u L]3l,u. dc CAMS. al,,. tN, ~ rss,n ~.
Misfortune" and TLr g,lnr ola ..ol y ,th,l y
trom N,ar,non,gl. with EEc taI,ifn,n ryq,,.
Lgtr,ir. Alci.r, ER:ac, I'D ,,,,rs of CIV.
l,,riry.
IL selecting from the French our Transitions
are guiGga Ly . street rc,r ar 70 F;yjly ann Tx.
,,nIme.
non, know. better thar. tlpy IA hn,, ,n,,cr,
i,,, /, al ip,,in.,L,c so,.,.d in ,; l,,l. i,,r-
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VIXEN other lips and other hearts,
The, tales Of love shall tell,
lnla"gnage whose excess impar,s
The power they feel 50 well:
There may perhaps in such Il scene,
Some recollection DC
Ofdays that have as happy beun,
And you'll remember HE.
When GOODNESS, OF deceit shall slight
The b a"ty now they prize,
.fid deem it but a faded liglit
Which beams within your eyes;
When hollow hearts shall wear Il mask
Twill break your own to see
lnsnch IN, IN mt, but ask
That ! ou Il remember me.
Oh! my deer fellow, before this musical
tIr0 Of mine fades away, must notice
he pride of the OIympjc-tho beautiful.
gay aud 1a.hing Mary Taylor. Possess.
ing gres! Pcgsonal REFRESHMENTS and
voice like The tones of a nightingale,
she is destined in few years to become
an artistic Of no ordinary merit Ahho'
All actress the toul breath Of cuumny has
never dcr cd TO attack her pure and spots
iss5 regulations; she has for the last
.lX years been The sole dependence Of u
widowed mother, and several young bro
ihers ana >l-ters, does he not deserve The
praise and honor which .ta ,.ca;,as
NOT oulv f,om TIA ,e,ro,oi;,.,s h,,
from all who ever hoya L,d n. ,l.as,.o
Of iis,enjug to her swee, wa,b1;,as
For the las, week lhe Minerva Roo,,s
have ,esounttd with tho tI,o,o,oa -
Mr., Couch, the cel,h,a,cd ,e,,,o,.ooo
lecturer tlcm Bcs,on. He has been 10.
nominated ,,hg youro man ,.,,.ouon,. .rl
after I,esriru hin, ~, roIIv cn,y;nceJ !,
/. a s,br;uy,y ho is v,r,l,v e., hoan 1.,o.
did listen 10 such gennine eI,ouencs nc
nroceeicd Crom hi, I;,s y, Il. .nt,;,., r.
te,pperorce j;s vh.ro so,l ,,o. ..,,.,J
iulo ar,inu. aud l,,o,,on..so.,.o,,l,o ,.n..
''' =, 81 ''"' III" la "'se SCENE" ha'd'y
"'''' u ~ t. give ''"' 10 MS ImFassl"ncd
'''''S''s' '''S' WIZ" ever near" h'>
'''' '''''' -. i u, : "''" ''"hh'I" VIII
"'''' "s'' H. nc "ti'''' /" 'he most
lion, tina, ,ccur =, Il ..,...l.,I r.;.,
,''''' '''"' occur !" ''a' "'e'ch'd beng,
w." WV '.'"' nc S'Fs MS g'asa OF purple
NV" Ia, u VIC 'as'''"nao'e o'a"'"g ROOM
''', ''' "e'''l'tS ui's"s''"' so'' hateful
w. '' we ""''"' i''f! one shout" near
''''' y" 81. "Pi'' '"''''! '""'s' Tor Ms
ia "o""' 'htii' ""'ch
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-, 'itu'c o merry iIay.
~ ~ Ilta at '.t''at.',....a he a., lt-
t" ara e" II"s'ae.'" iHr"ting on Wtine,-
/ "aF' '"H I'm 1t HE caii ut ,hr Hot!nuat
lay $780, / '' t"e purpose ! giving *
tIenry Cav. aud Of dc,i,,.. ,ura,.. i,
Ia their DinDh,r Nh'gs af,,. = ale. ant
OF the GATED SAFE. in ihn .,..J y...,,l nj
Hanile>il q ba,r r,ga!A hy 4 p,u,,r i4,ii-
moulal. tlpn John -t,Ieu;,l y.r.,.i,L. mad
uu taking ttlu Chair mad, !, r..,g ,.l..r..n,
and lHGl,..g speech. l,s e.I,.,,, IN ol
,!erry Clay aht III, testimony \. tn H.,
underwriting. unshfinbiro. and nn.wrrvinf
course cl.ci,rG r,J,l cnlhl,sja,,,c Lrr.,s
If ~, l.ule. The Wi:~a. lr ..i1 l,3
'"'!''" III " a" 'ifFh'hih :" winch t."
'."'' '''e ''.l'e '"h eye a't":2r|, by
'''0 I'd t'", - ~ 'h1 F"'e ANA tie uHaAnh-
- - '"'"" VF'"ti'''d ny every one who
80. NE ,''' '"' nm.
y '",."' "t''sH "' 'r-"Inli""*, p'ciacc"
- ~, t'ni'"h' Pf'@na"@ =, "os presented
=? 0'''''1' "a. o"'<' F>q a"d "i"p.''.
'"'. ''''"'" '"' ne app"n mfnl OF
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The Bohemian Girl took the town by
storm. The plot Of this opera resembles
Gitana, and one of The prelt,esl features in
Ills the Gipsey chorus, which HE com
poser, perfectly aware Of, las rcIeal-
cd several time, throughout the entire
opera, with the harmonics varied, some>
times as Il principle melody, sometimes
as an under c ruut"tprin'. There is .
Wild, but elegant simplicity ul character
in lhe melody Ct this chorus W hich is IL
fcsIsllu'y Charming. BLt lie gem .! The
piece is sung By Mr. Frazier, the newt,
Imported English lcu"r, who. JuI year
since figure, in Que Of Tie hlml,ralr
s0fons Of London, Yet by some unaccoun
sable means is starring" Itin this coun-
ty, where everything torelgn is received
with cciai.
7 The song Is worthy Of being recorded,
and It's sweetness forces nc to place il
! here:
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-06-15
New Dry Goods, &c, &c.

TIVE subscriber would beg leave to call the
attention of the Merchants visiting st. Louis,
for the purpose Of purchasing their Spring Goods
that he has on hand one of the best assortments
that can be brought to the city, consisting in part
of Fancy and Staple Silks for Dresses; Fancy
Hdkfs; ScArfs; Silk Shawls; "A, Sd and Sd De
LANES; Black Italian Cravats; Black and White
silk Hose Cotton, Thread and Linen Glove.;
Laces; Paris Necdlework Collars-witb a full as
sort rnent of every style of Fashionable Fancy
Goods:-also l-S, 3-S and A Brown and blenched
Sheetng Shifting; Mexican Mixtures; Suffolk
Drills; Ticking; Linseys; Ginghams; Prints-n
very fine assortment of French and American;
Madras Hdkfs.; Blue Plaid do; Furniture Prints;
Gambroons; Rib'd Cassimeres, &c. dc.
Bonnets--a full assortment Of all the styles in
use.
Ribbons--a full supply of Bonnet, Cap and Neck
Ribbons.
Artificial Flowers-a splendid assortment Of
French and American-with an innumerabe guam
tity of goods usually wuntcd-to all of which the
attention of the Merchants is solicited. An early
call before purchasing will oblige
AT. w. WEBB,
New York Bonnet and Silk Store, 1873 Main ST.,
up Stairs, one door below the Bank.
| St. Louis April 9th, 1874.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-06-15
CHEAP CASH STORE.
NEW GOODS.

THE subscribers have just received large
SUMNER GOODS, which they now offer for sale
on the most reasonable terms.
Their stock consists in part Of
Blue, Black, and Brown Cloths,
Invisible green do.
Blue, Black and Fancy Cassimeres,
Sattinetts,
Blue and cadet mixed Jeans,
Beaverteens,
Muslin de lanes,
Blue Black and changeable Alpacca cloths,
new style,
Silks, plain and figured,
Ribbons, Thread lace and edgings,
Lisle do. do. do.
Italian cravats, pocket handkerchiefs,
Winter Shawls and Hankerchefs, large
assortment,
Silk and cotton Thules,
Linen pocket handkerchels,
Calicoes, large assortment from ct to 16
cts per yard,
Bleached and brown domestics,
Bed Tickings, Osnaburgs,
Beached and brown drillings,
Blankets,
Spun cotton, best article,
Shoes, Boots, Hats, Caps and Bonnets,
Candlewick, batting, &c.
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Sal
Nails, Window glass, flour and leather.
J. D. PERRY & Co.
Fayette, March 80, ls44,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-06-15
New Paint Shop.

HAVING recently settled in Fayette, Howard
L L County, Mo-, | would respectfully inform
the citizens of Howard, and the surrounding coun-
ties, that am now prepared to execute, with neat
ness and despatch, the following work, to wit:
House, Sign and Carriage Painting; Paper Hang
ing, Gliding and Glazing. Jobs in the country
will be punctually attended to; entire satisfaction
given on all occasions, and prices positively lower
than are charged by painters generally. ! hope
by long experience and low prices, to share a
portion of public patronage.
0tTShop on Probst's Corner; south east of the
Court House. 5. THING.
Fayette, February l7th, ls44 49--ly
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-06-15
Philadelphia Package Sales of
Boots and Shoes, every Tues
day morning, at 10 O'Clock, by
w nDn

GtARD.-A combination having been formed by
~ portion of the Dealers in Boots and Shoes
of this city, with the avowed object of suppress
ing the sale of those goods by auction, it seems
proper for the subscriber (who has held these
Notwithstanding this combinations the sales will
not be stopped, but on the contrary, as he will
rely more than ever on the patronage of the
country merchants, the sales will be held every
Tuesday morning, at the Auction Store, 20S
Market Street, and his arrangements with the
Manufacturers, both of this city and all New
England, are such as to insure him constant and
full supply of every description of goods.
The mere fact of so great an effort being made
to put down these sales, is the best evidence the
country merchant can have that it is for his inter.
est to sustain them.
| Philadelphia April 9th, 1874. 4-6m.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-06-15
New Published Works.

TUST received, The Encyclopedia of Chemistry,
~ theoretical and practical, by Jas. c. Booth
The United States practical receipt Book for the
Manufacturer, Tradesman, Agriculturist and
Housekeeper; Animal Magnetism or Mesmerism
by Townshend; Wilheim's celebrated method of
teaching Singing; French without Master; Span
ish without master, for sale by E. HART.
Boonville, MAY 4th, 1874.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-06-15
To TaUern and Grocery Keepers.

To Tacern and Grocery Keepers.
TIME subscribers would respectfully direct the
4 attention of Tavern and Grocery Keepers to
their superior and we'll selected stock of genuine
Wines and Liquors, which they offer for sale at
very reasonable prices. Also
Fresh Lemons,
Clarified and Loaf Sugar,
Principle and Regalia Segars and Bar Fix
lures. BREMERMANN 81 CUNO.
Boonvie, March ID, 1874.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-06-15
To Builders !!

The subscribers are in receipt Of the best as.
sortment Of Hardware ever offered for sale in
this city and at very reduced prices. The atten-
ton of purchasers is earnestly requested. The
assortment consists of rim locks knob latches,
Norfolk ditto; cast narrow and broad butts; brass
do; wood screws; bed do; cupboard, chest and
bureau locks mahogany knobs; cabinet files and
rasps; horse rasps; Bastard mill saw and other
files; braces and bits; handsaws, frmer chisels
and gouges; turning do; patent spur augur bits;
centre dO socket chisels; double plane irons;
single and cut do, with great variety Of other
articles in the hardware line
BREMERMANN g. CUNO.
Boonve, March I'd, 1874.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-06-15
Superior and Extensive additional Supplyo Of
Hardware,

JUST received, consisting of the following:
- Mahogany Sash and shutter knobs, brass
hooks, japanned hat pins, thread escutcheons,
fancy and plate escutcheons, 3 and II key, till
and draw locks, cupboard, chest and desk locks,
Scotch Spring and patent Carpenters rim locks.
dead and stock locks, padlocks, knob and Norfolk
atChes, bolts, brass and iron butts table and par.
lament hinges, wood screws, shutter screws,
shutter lifts and stubs and plates, strap and table
hinges, castors, Dress and iron hooks and eyes,
quadran and catches, cupboard turns and catches.
hand.rail screws, screw and curtain rings, hooks
and staples turning gouges and chisels, frmer
gouges and chsels, socket and mortice chisels,
double and single plane irons, bench planes,
bastard smooth rat-tail mill, pit and handsaw files;
horse, cabinet and wood rasps, hand, back and
turning saws, brick, plasterng and pointing trow-
els, pocket knives, knives and forks, carving
knives and steels, ceavers, frying pans, grdirons,
steelyards, sauce pans, dinner pots, wire, hoes,
hayforks, scythe and scythe sneaths, shovels,
augers, brace and bits, patent auger bits center
bits, oil stones, brass, key and wooden faucets.
sand paper, brads in papers, tacks and sparrow
biles, currycombs, horse and shoe brushes, ia
PANIED and brass candesticks, curtain pins, horse
wool and cotton cards, OK, trace, back and breast
chains, grindstones grubbing hoes, collars and
names, broad axes sheet and cast iron tea kettles,
coffee mills, gimblets, patent and common saw
SETS monkey or coat wrenches, shoe hammers,
hatchets, gun locks, bullet moulds, gun fints.
percussion caps, gun worms, rat traps, toot scra'
pers, bride btts stirrup irOns wheel irons, skim.
mers, Brittania and iron ladies', Britannia und iron
table and tea spoons; drawing knives, spoke
shaYes, shaving boxes and brushes, razors and
| razor straps, mortice and marking gauges, spurs,
buckles, hatters' rings, hasps and staples, fish
hooks and lines timber serbs, punches, compasses,
rules, peslles and mortars, glue kettles and glue.
walters, iron and plate squares, sad irons, powder
TASKS, foot AIDES, DC, dc, &c, which renders
our stock of hardware well worthy the attention
chasing elsewhere.
BREMERMANN d. CUNO.
Rnonvilln. NAV llth 1914
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-06-15
Oakley, Payne & Hawkins

Factors and General Commission Merchants,
No. II, Canal Street Row, near the Levee,
NEW ORLEANS,
DEG to offer their best services to Merchants
ID and Planters, and promise attention and
promptness to all consignments entrusted to their
care. They refer to
MsssSs. eoI5ie IN : Ms :, ts St. Louis
Messrs. Peebels s. Keiser, Rocheport.
DR.. w. H. Trigg,
Messrs. Wilson & Brown,} Boonvile.
/" Watson g. Yosti,
R. G. Beazeley, Esq, Brunswick.
Messrs. Middleton & Miller. Liberty.
F. Warner, Esq, Weston.
New Orleans, May 4th, 1874. 6-3m.*
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-06-15
Doctors Ober e. Dinwiddie,

HAVING associated themselves together in the
l. Il practice of Medicine, would respectfully con-
tinue to offer their Medical Services in the various
branches of their profession to the citizens o.
Howard and adjoining counties.
OS3-Offce south east of the public square. in the
room formerly occupied by Dr. Ober, adjoining
Mr. Kunkle's tavern, where one or both of them
can be found at all times, day or night unless pro.
fessiOnally absent. A. R. ODER,
A. S. DINWIDDlE.
Foyettc, April 9th, 1S44. 4-tf
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-06-15
REMOVAL.
watson 81 YOsti,
ROCKVILLE.

pTAVE removed to the old well known stand OF
III Collins g. Shields, on the corner OF Main
and Morgan Streets, recently occupied by X. f.
Mcdaniel, where they now have and will continue
TO keep on hand large and well selected stock OF
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, both Foreign ard
Domestic.
Hardware, Queens md Glassware, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps and Bonnets, together with all
articles usually kept in ther line.
Buonviile, april goth, 1874
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-06-15
Rremcrmnnn & Cnno.

HAVING established themselves on Main
Il Il Street Opposite James ? Hickman, Esq
Boonville, beg leave to inform the inhabitants of
Howard county and others, that they have on hand
an ample stock, to which they are constantly
making new additions, which is selling at unpre.
cedeRted low prices, so as to warrant purchasers
from distance 20 risk the trouble and expense OF
a trip to Buonville.
Tho assortment is composed of great variety
of selections of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Hardware and Cutlery,
China Ware and Crockery,
Glass and Stone Ware,
Groceries, Wines and Liquors,
Upper and Sole Leather of the best manufac
ture.
All kinds Of produce will be received for mer
chsndise cash prices and every facility afforded
the Cultivator.
Boonville March I'd, 1874. 5l-ly
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-06-15

Thirty years among the
Players by Joe Corvell,
The Ghost Story of
Christmas by Dickens,
New Sketches of every
day life by Frederika
Bremen,
The Grumbler by Mis-,
Pickering,
THE Life and Adventures
of Jack of the Mill,
The Unloved One,
Pictures of Private Life
by Mrs. Ellis,
rherese Dunoyer by E
Sue,
Treasure Trove by Lover,
lWanderings of a Jour
| neyman Tailor,
The Philosophers Stone
The Fortune Hunter,
The ] ew,
K oils Ireland,
Zu lekia by Eugene Sue
rhe Mothers of Englan,
by Mr.. Ellis,
G by E. HART.
IA.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-06-15
Carriage for Sale.

A first rate Philadelphia made, spring. brass
mounted, extension barouche top family carriage
and harness complete, with the drivers seat out.
side-cost $500, but will be sold for less than half
price. Also, a span of bay horses-gente and
strong in harness and work well together in the
carriage Enquire at this office.
Fuyettc, June LIST, lSll
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T IFE and Speeches of Henry Clay, in vols. 8
IL vo., Greedy g. McElrath's edition; Life and
Public Services of Henry Clay; The Ashland Text
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