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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23
Robert H. N Saundcrs,)
VS..
Fendal c. Cason.
Attachment in the Greene Circuit Court
N0ucmber Term, lS46.

To Fendal c. Cason, defendant in said cause
You are hereby notified that the plaintiff in thi,
cause has commenced an action Of petition il
debt, by attachment, against you upon note; tina
your property has been attached, and unless YOU
appear at the next term of this Court to DO holden
on the third Monday after the fourth Monday il
April next, and on or before the third day thereof
and ans yer, plead. or demur to said suit lndC
mrnt will be given against you, aud your propert,
sold 10 satisfy the same.
A copy from the record J, DAVIS. CLERK
John Il HedfoTd, attorney luT P'ain'iF
February 18th lSll, 20 tv
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MELLOW PINE 900 feet yell
Il low pine lumber. just received and for sale
by BREMERMANN d CUNO.
Boonville March I'd, 1874.
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A Valuable Farm for sale.

FYNHE undersigned offers his farm two and half
L miles south OF Fayctte, for sale, consisting
Of Three Hundred and Eighty Acres, with about
Eighty Acres enclosed. The improvements con-
>ist cf Log House with three rooms below aud
ono above with out-buildings, good well in the
yard, and never failing stock-waier on the prem-
scS. Possession be had early in the spring if
early sale can be effected.
For tcrmS, apply to II. w. Kring, Fayette, or 10
the undersigned on the premises.
WATTS D. EWIN.
January l3lb, lSii 4ltf
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Notice.

BEANcn BANa, STATE or MissorE',l
Fnyc,tc, April 9th, lSl3.
rTNHIS Branch is now prepared TO furnish sight
1 checks upon the East in amounts to suit pur-
chasers, at fair rate Of Exchange
WILLIAM c. BOON, Cashief
Aprl Sth. 1913. 1T
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pany, Of st. Louis, in Glasgow.
T WOULD respectfully inform the Merchants,
l. and Shippers in general, that have been ap-
pointed Agent for the Perpetual Insurance Com
pany of ST. Louis, and am fully empowered to take
Fire and Cargo risks on good terms as any In.
surance Company in the West, or the Union.
To facilitate business, I offer open policies to
all regular Shippers, and will do ali in my power
to Accommodate in conformity with my duty.
orOdice-at my old stand, on Water Street,
Glasgow. CHAS. B. FALLENSTEIN.
Glasgow, March ID, 1874. 5l-3m.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23

JUST SELLING OF ABOVE COST.
- UNNGNG the stock Off, preparatory to re-.
IL ceivlng an extra large supply OF Spring
Goods, we hive put our prices less than any pre-
vious low prices, and much lower than those who
offer their goods cost. 1t is useless to enumer.
ate the styles and prices of goods; the public are
at 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 as to defy competition
This you will be convinced Of if you will call
Those in want Of good bargains will save at least
York Store.
!. GOODELL & Co.
T. s. Just received by the steamboat Nodaway
a few new goods, which is an addition to our
winter stock.
Boonville, February 10Th, 1911.
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Regular Weekly Packet

Regular weekly RACKET
For BoonuiUc, Glasgow and Brunswick.
MISSOURI RIvER.
A0 The fine, substantial buil.,
pE.1s[-=.sS3SSNy-a-s fast running steamer, IATAN
GO go r. ADAMS, Master, will re-
sumo her regular trips as packet on the open.
ing of Navigation; and will leave St. Louis every
Tuesday, at 4 O'Clock, P. NJ, and arrive at Bruins.
wick on Thursday night; and on her return will
leave Brunswick on Friday morning, at o'clock
arrive at Glasgow, Arrow Rock, Franklin, Boon.
vile and Rocheport on same day.
On Saturday, will be at Nashville, Marion,
Jefferson City, Mouth of Usage, Cote San Dessein,
Smiths Landing, Portland, Pannell's Landing,
Loutre Island, Hermann and Pinckney.
On Sunday morning. will pass Washington,
South Point, Point Llbadie, DOzier's and ST.
Charles, and arrive at St. Louis on same day.
0crThe IATAN has undergone a thorough
oyerhauling, and is in every respect calculated tc
add to the comfort Of passengers.
March I'd, 1874.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23
Robert H. N. SaundcrS,)
vs..
Fendal C. CasOn.
Attachment in the Greene Circuit Court
NOrcmbCr Term, 1913.

To Fcndal C. Cason, defendant in said cause.
You are hereby notified that an action Of assump-
sit has been commenced against you by the plain
tiff in said cause and your property has been at
tached, and unless you appear at the next term of
this Court--tO be holden on the third Monday
after the fourth Monday in April, and on the third
day thereof, and answer, plead OF demur to said
suit, judgment will be given against you and your
property sold to satisfy the same.
copy from the Record. J. DAVIS, Clerk.
John R. Bedford, attorney FOR plaintiff.
February 25th, 1914. 50--iw
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ONE PRICE SYSTEM,

Meaning, that price shall be as low, if not lower
than can be found elsewhere. He has now large
assortment of goods of all kinds, and invites his
old customers and others to call and examine his
stock before purchasing. He has spent the ,um-
mer in the east selecting his stock, and llatters
himself that the goods and prices are such as will
suit both times and seasons. Among his stock
will be found large assortment of Fancy Goods,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23
V. T.. HanenkartyS>
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
GLAsGnw', MO,

GLAs1nw, MO,
wv ILL continue the receiving and forwarding
w Of Merchandise and Produce az his old
stand. the ensuing season-and sohcits the patro-
mage Of his old friends and the public generally
His charges will bc low.
January 18Th, 1873. dl-3m
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Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter-
e.ted in the estate Of Samuel w. Scott, decd
that will apply at the May term OF the
tonn,v Court of Howard County, for final settle
ment of nv administration on said estate.
SAMUEL C. MAJOR, Public Adm'r.
March 10Th, l6ii. l-4t.
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r INEN, BEESWAX AND WHEAT;--J: "
Perry g. Co., will purchase, and pay me hlgh-
est market price for Linen. Beeswax and wheat
Fayettc, February I'd, 1874. -
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New Fall and Winter GOOds!
Direct from the Manufactures.

'JNHE subscriber has just received and is now
i opening in the Store room lately occupied
by r. H. Law, large and spendid assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, which he
proposes to sell extremely low for CASH The
subscriber has determined to commence business
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23
CITY HOTEL.
BOONVILLE, No.

The subscriber returns thanks to his
customers for their liberal support and So
liciis a continuance of favor.
From those who have never visited his
House, he respectfully begs trial.
Charges as low as at any other Hotel in
this city. E. B. MCPHERSON.
Boonvile, Oct. 2Sth, 1S43. 33-tf
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SWeepstakC Race.

WYE, the undersigned, hereby agree and bind
w ourselves to run a sweepstake race over the
Howard course, on the day before the commence
ment Of the regular Jockey Club Races, over said
course, for the Fall of 1874, with colts and FLIES
then three years old, for an entrance of fifty dol
lars, half forfeit. one mile heats, to name and close
the LIST day of April next, free for all colts and
FLIES that have not won q stake at mile heats al
the time of closing; five or more to make race
and the rules Of said course to govern.
The winner of the stake to pay for advertise
ment.
Milton Morrison, enters c. colt. Faisifu by Duke
Sumner, dam-Ellen Tree, by Sir Henry.
S. Bynum, enters br. colt, by Duke Sumner, darT
by Marmion.
VIM. H. Cooper, enters g. C. by Duke Sumner
dam by Oscar.
jeremiah Dixon, enters b. f. by Tranby, dam
Lady Pointer, by Lance.
Cooper g. Shroyer enter g. C. Vaasco, 3 year.
old, by Steel, dam by Virginian.
Fayet,e, March 18th, 1874.
0rPersons wishing to make entries in the
above stake can do so by addressing the editor:
of this paper, by letter, post paid.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County OF RANDOLPH.
In the Randolph Circuit Court, !
November 24th, 1913.
Fielding Cockrill, plaintiff,)

In the R6ndolM Circuit Court,
November oath, 1913.
Fielding Cockril, PLAINTIFF
rs. Attachment.
David Griggs, defendant.>
NJ OW a, this day comes the Plaintiff by his At
l Y .orney, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction
of the Court that the said defendant, David Grggs,
is not found in Randolph county, therefore, on the
motion of the Plaintiff, by his Attorney, it is or
dered by the court that the said defendant be mott
fled that an action of debt has been commenced
against him for the sum of three hundred dollars
and also ten per cent. interest thereon from the lst
day of May l542, until paid, on note executed
BY him 10 Philip Lutes, on the lst day of May
lS4l and that q writ Of Attachment has been is
sued thereon, and his, the defendants property,
has been attached to satisfy the same, and that
unless he be and appear at the next May Term
Of this Court, to be begun and held at the Court
house, in the town of Huntsville, within and for
the county of Randolph, on the third Monday in
May next and answer the Plaintiffs action on
or before the third day of said Term, judgment
will be rendered against him and his property
sold TO satisfy the same and il is further ordered
that copy of this order be inserted for four weeks
successfully, in some newspaper printed in this
State; the last insertion to be at least four weeks
before the first day of the next Term Of this court
until which time this cause is ordered to be con
tinued.
A true copy-taken from the records of said
court this llth day Of January, 1874
REUBEN SAMUEL, Clerk.
Huntsville, March 2nd, Is i4.-iw.
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A large assortment, of Shoes, Boots, and Hats
n iust received andfOr sale by
ID. PERRY u Co
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Howard Hotel.

sssi 3 atcIy occupied by Abel Marey--and
&x.e8 is now prepared TO receive those who
may favor him with call-promisng as good
fare as the county affords and moderate charges.
b. kUNXLE.
Fayette, January 9th, 1914.
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Removal.

THE undersigned respectfully informs hi,
l. friends, and the public generally, that he ha,
taken tho
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
~ will spply to the County Court of Howard
County, on the LIST Monday in May next, for
final settlement Of his Administration on the es-
tate Of Jeremiah Hughes, deceased.
DAVENPORT BURRUS, Ad'mr.
March 9th, 1874. 52-4w.
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consisting III part vi
10 pieces gimps,
II dozen ladies' black
and white cUrds and
tasselS.
6 do ladies' fancy vel
vet cravats, assorted
cnlors.
II dozen ladies' large
black DIRE, $ button .,
II do do do small,
10 do DO do colored,
6 do do do do small,
II gross black glass do
do do.
10 boxes assorted COL
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23

black drees buttons, 9 " white do do,
II do do do small, II " as'td cold mitts,
10 do do do colored, worsted cravats,
do do do do small, 10 - do shawls,
II gross black glass do ) do do large do,
do do. do shally do do,
10 boxes assorted COL boxes bonnie: ribbons.
TAILOR'S TRIMMINGS.
A large assortment of cords and bindings. of all
descriptions, for trimming coats, can be found at
Lombard's one price store, sign of
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH"
Fine BrOad and Bearer Cloths.
pieces wool-dyed blk 1 pieces blue beaver do,
CLOTH = do rifle green do,
10 do blue do, . do invisible do
9 do brown do, do heavy beaver blue,
1 do heavy beaver do, do do diamond
2 do brown wave, do do pilot cloth.
CASSIMERES.
pieces fine black cas- p's fine light French
simcres cashmere,
10 p's do steel mixed, do DO blne-black,
, do do doe skin do, 3 do do wave,
HATS AND CAPS.
10 cases Russia Rabbit II Goz. common fur caps
Hats, Go superior do do
DO Cashmere do, 10 do Mems Silet do.
D 90 Brush do, do Boys do do do,
S do Fur do, 6 do Glued do,
10 dozen drab wool do, 90 do Seal Skin do.
~ do black do do, ) do fine Otter Fur Dc,
SATINETS.
20 pieces fine black DO. 10 do do gray.
ID p's. fine steel mixed 3 do do blue.
FLANNEL. DOMESTIC.
20 pieces red flannel, ; bales Indian head,
III do white do, > do Merrimack,
) do yellow do, 10 do Webster,
( do green do, do Pittsfed shifting
6 Go Canton do,
ALPACA.
. pieces plain alpaca, do Watcnd do DO Lus.
tire do.
HIGHLAND PLAID SHAWIS.
dozen highland plaid shawls, dozen highland
net do
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RremcrHnanm & CUnO,

Bremermann & CUnO,
"AVING established themselves on Main
i l. Street Opposite James P. Hickman, Esq }
Boonvile, 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-
cedented low prices, so as TO warrant purchasers
from distance TO risk the trouble and expense of
q trip to Boonville.
The 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 nanufac-
tuFe.
All kinds of pr reduce will be received for mer-
chandse at cash prices, and every facility afforded
the Cultivator.
Boonville. March Cd, l644. Sly
To Tarern and Grocery Keepers.
T>IE subscribers would respectfully direct the
Il 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 Rcgalia Segars and Bar Fix
lures. BREMERMANN g. CUNO.
Boonville, March %, lS44.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

800 pr coarse brogans, 800 pair Misses shoes as.
extra quality, sorted qualities,
800 pr do do, 800 pair children do. of
300 " kip do, almost all kinds,
200 " boys do do 5 cases mems tine calf
200 " " thick DO boots,
300" womens calf Ceases do thick 60,
shoes, do do kip do,
100 pr do bOotecs, DO do water proof
100 :" com. slippers, boots,
100 -" extra tn9 DO 3caSes boys coarse boots,
100 " -" do buskins, do childrCn'S DO,
100 80" half CATERS,
For sale cheap for cash by
BENZ LOMBARD.
Faycttc, Dec. 2nd, lSI3. 3S-lv
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ors bonnet ribbons.
10 pieces cap 90 do,
10 pieces colored trim'g
8 do black do
2 dozen admirable fer the
ladies',
2 dozen red Go do,
2 " blue do do,
9 /" white do do,
IL " aS'td cold Initts,
3 I" worsted cravats,
10 " do sha wis,
. do DO large do,
6 do shally do do,
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Something Of Impor,ancei

Fayctte, Dec. End, lS43.
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ii3rn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02
New stock Exchange.
state OF Trade.

AsHvs-There is still very little doing in either des.
crpion notice small sales of pots at "a Gag and Of
pearls at So 06l 5l2a.
BrEswAx-Prme yellow sells in small lots, as wanted,
at 80 30ac.
HAY-tjood bale is in moderate demand at o6t CSC.
The sales are Principally for domestic consumption
PRovIsoNsThere very little doing in either beef or
pork. Our quotations of yesterday are still current, but
in the absence of any sales OF consequence they cannot
be considered otherwise than nominal Lard is in fair de-
mand-saes of good rule at 81 o. Good butter is held
at l4al7 - -,
WHusKEY-Drudge casks still held at 2s3c with n
very limited demand Prison barrels rather dull at 24
% cents 80,
real EsrArE-Sales by auction were made as follows:
Two story brick house and lot 504 Broome street;
house 81 feet by as; lot 23 by 30 feet. $6'Soo
The house and lot 400 Hudson street. near Christo-
pher street,. ...' s'i.o
Vacant lot adjoining the above Christopher St. ll75
riece of land equal to 40 lots, at Bl0omDgdale, on
the road 10th avenue and 18th aud 10th srts 1000
Three story brick house 746 Washington street, and
lot IL feet by 81 feet. o,lVo
OF ' feet tae 1850
Brick building SO Bowery, near Walker street. LOT
% feet front by l473 feet one SIDE l431 ieet on
the other; building covering nearly the whole
Frame slaughter house 1875 Eldridge street, with
stable in the rear; lot 25 by So feet. 1850
Lot No leS, adjoining same dimensions, 100
Two story brick front house No. 100, adjoining; lot
same dimensions. '..''.''s'.'' 400
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

railways of the Kingdom since is4s is about 40 per
The Leeds and Manchester, which .e70 share has
been paid now sell flIO There Others for which
the has yet been obtained which are going of
at Clio share premium, There seventy nine sppli
cations the order book the House OF Commons for
railways not begun. What appears most remarkable
in all this Is the fact that this not at time when
there is excessive issue Of paper money and when
bankers will advance doubtful security but when the
reverse OF all this is the case"
The same state Of things in exists here This
disposition to get up great specuatons in this country is
very general but they explode before they reach very
high point This 10 caused by the condition Of the cur
rency Had paper money been abundant-had the cur.
rsncy been founded less solid basis than what is
had the banks much power and great as
forerlyor had there been in the field any great money
engine the extent of speculation at this moment would
have been tremendous Every element exists for
cessul imitation Of great bubble but the attempts Of
those disposed to prove aborve
healthy and sound state Of the currency The same
disposition is manifested throughout England but the
of the Bank of England will probably destroy
it before 1t reaches great heighth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02
Cotton Mark cts.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 2l.-Yesterday the business was
more moderate owing to the high prices demanded by
holders and the sales amounted $500 bales at full prices
but the market yet too unsettled to quote correctly
and therefore retain former figures The total bu
siness of the past three day embraces 9o0 bales The
receipts since the 10th inst 20 1914 bales and the eX
ports I3 430 viz TO Liverpool $685. New York, 1906
Boston, 2ls9 Glasgow, 1881; Havre 1850; Havana 5ls
Philadelphia, III; Vera Cruz 1888; Richmond l4l bales
leaving stock hand, including all shipboard not
cleared yesterday, of 235 SOL bales
MOBILE, Feb 2i-Holders have appeared better dspos
ed to-day the views Of buyers end the business
has been rather extensive principally on northern
and eastern account The market has been rmer to day
than for several days past but transactions have in gene
raj former prices Sales Of the las three business
days 45OO to $500 bales (which estimated fully
900 changed hands to-day Mhdlings ST SIC The re-
ceps since Friday night amount to s7a bales-toa re-
ceps the about 265O0O Stock on hand and on
shipboard nearly 10000 bales
SAVANNAH Feb. last review left the market in
an unsettled state caused by the receipt of advces from
Liverpool the 10th ult per ship Europe. at New YORK
and in that state it has continued during the week hold
ers refusing sell unless Mt advanced prices which pu
chasers unwilling to give and both buyers snd SELL
ers may be said have Withdrawn from the market end
are patiently awaiting the advices per steamer OF the
inst The transactions during the week have been
limited and confined to the wants OF hose having to CON-
pete cargocs The sales of the week. as far rs they
have reported to u.s. reach 206 bales Of which 1923
were upland.
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Foreign Markets

PoRr SrArr, TRINIDAD, Feb 5-Very little change had
taken place in the state Of tho market since last ad
vices lumber was selling ct S23 per thousand and
the demand moderate Eastern pine lumber Gas dull and
Ha :, 81 per bbl macksrel $ia; codhsh - Per qunta
Intelligence had zen ,s.;v~s ds~s~f fromSk fhor,as,
giving very favorable accounts Of the new crops whch
rapidly coming in.
H,vnxA. Feb i5.--we have change Of interest TO
communicate Molasses continues IN unabafsd demand
and prices will not give way at present as al that WI
In 5urpy the present month has been contracted Tor
at 81 rails The rice per Virginia sold at % rs carriage
maid Isl casks per Eliza Ann aal andaA bags at rs
bills on London asi per cent prem; Boston ana NeN
York. "a "a per cent disc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

M. THE FOLLOWING LETTER IS PUBLISHED
TO show the estimation in which the Metallic strop IL held
In Europe - y,. a. p..,
w l. Carter CuI 10 the king since 1924 and to the
Royal Navy late Inspector OF Surgical Instruments to
the British forces.
Mn. GEORGE SAUNDERS -
DLAR SiR- ...;ra
It Is with pleasure have to assure you oil my eh.re
Razor strops which received safe consider you have
brought them the higes pitch OF perecuon an1
independent of their inconestble superiority over ~
other Razor Strops manufactured the continent know
OF none in England possessing the same advantages
You know my sale Of high priced razors is
and your strop the only one recommend with my
razors continue receive the most fatterng testmo
mails of its merit only for razors but for most KINDS
Of surgical instruments
Believe me- dear sir yours truly:
w l.. CARTER.
II is the same article that received first premiums year
after year at the Fairs of the American Institute
q. SAUNDERS,
Inventor and Manufacturer, 1853 Broadway
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MONEY MARKET.
Friday, March 1-6 p n.

Stocks are very heavy to-day The Improvement no.
ticed Yesterday could not be sustained The sales were
very limited Long Island declined per cents Ohio 6s
Il Indiana !; Illinois Il Paterson Ii Farmers Trust
Harlem 4 North American Trust !; Mohawk Ii Penn
sylvania SIS q Kentucky 6s advanced 81 Norwich closed
firm at yesterdays prices
At the Merchants Exchange this morning, the follow
ing stocks were sold at aucton:-
100 shares City Bank, New Orleans .73l per cent.
225 Z" Farmers Trust Company. ..3S
The receipts fspece at New Orleans on the 2ls ult
were follows VIII
BY steamer Alex Scott, from St Louis $3.50 1855
Diamond from Cincinnati ......... 3l,75o
Belle of the West :. .". ........ 4,50o
Trident from Fort Gibson. .. .. %. 1875
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-02

fbz- PROFESSOR vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the radical cure of Gonorrh@a, elect and all
ocupuruent discharges from the urethra These Pills
are confidently recommended by the medical faculty IN
this country and Europe infable remedy Tor those
distressing complaints and guarantees 70 cure ne %
old treatment Sold in boxes, 81 each.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College OF Med
cine and Pharmacy, SO Nassau street.
w 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
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50 and SIS a pair.
ph,I.acInhIa Cattle Market.

h.ayes ncludng 80 head taken to New York; 10 cows
900 hogs and 1000 sheep, The beef cattle were nearly all
sold prices ranging from - to 80 Tor common 70 good
we're dull sale at $40 $25 Hogs are rather scarce and
sold at 81 to SIS for to extra quality the 10"
Sleeps have been made al ~ oo 3D. ana -
rs for extra. . .,.,.
Soc the cwt pressed is dull at $40 s3 the tom Straw
sell Al 81 SIS the 100 bundles