davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-14

Worth Hausng.-The largest diamond
in the. world, it is said belongs to the En-
peror of Brazil. 1t is still uncut. and i'll
is rough, state, and weighs 1850 carrots.
equal TO about two ounces and two-thirds,)
(and according 10 the jewellers rate il must
be worth the enormous sum Of f5,644, 800
about S2S,000,000! II could however,
be probably bought for the sum Of S3 500,
QUO! no small sum for rough stone
weighing only l-2 ounces. 1t was found
at the bottom of the river by one Of the
Emperors slaves who obtained his freedom
for it.
Polynesian., 1844-12-28

ter Of interes. to the philosophic observer or
political inquirer, to watch its progress, and
note its transmutations. That which older
communities have undergone remains for US
to undergo. These changes are founded
upon principles of human action as immuta-
bic as the laws Of the physical world. A
proper appreciation Of them will enable the
attentive observer, in selecting the wheat, to
reject the chaff. Above all, the more rea-
son and reflection are allowed to enlighten
the way, the more harmonious will be their
action, and the less the jarring notes Of pas
sion be heard. Causes for difference of
opinion doubtless exist, but as yet we sec
none of sufficient moment to disturb the
friendly intercourse of circles that have long
dwelt in unison.
We shall take occasion, hereafter, to re-
turn to the subject alluded to in the CON-
mcncemcnt of this article, to which these
observations are intended to be merely pre-
liminary.
Polynesian., 1844-12-28
The POLY ESIA n.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL or THE LNU1IIAN
COVER N.NENT.
HONOLULU, SATURDAY, DEC. 2s. 1914.

An opposition being natural to Il liberal
government, it follows then that one, lift does
not already exist, will speedily arise in this
kingdom. The friends of the government,
therefore, should make themselves acquain-
ted with its character, the forms which it
may assume, its strength and influence, it's
designs, present bearing and final results
upon the well being Of society. To do this
thoroughly, the materials Of which it is like
ly to be composed should be investigated in
its incipiency. 1t is neither well to repose
in sclt-imagined security, nor to manifest an
overdue anxiety or caution. In the former
case, too much latitude would be given to
sinister schemes, for no community is with
Polynesian., 1844-12-28


1t is needless for us at this date, to again
reiterate our sense of the obligations which
not only the inhabitants of this kingdom, but
readers at large are under to II. Is. NJ. Pro-
Consul, r. G. Wyllie, Esq, for the ex-
ample he has set in defining and illustrating
the statistics of these islands. His Notes as
published in the Friend, arc both ~instruc-
tive and friendly. They arc composed in
that spirit which seeks not only to diffuse
knowledge for its own sake, but with a man
nifest regard for the true interests of those
of whom he treats. Critical inquiry and
kindness Of disposition are their leading
characteristics A few errors have been
inadvertently admitted, as might be cxpec-
ted in researches embracing so wide a range
of topics and with 80 imperfect and crude
materials as were at his disposition. Some
Of his inferenc es will admit of discussion.
and perhaps a diversity of opinion may ex-
list in a few other points. But truthfulness
is every where apparent. In dedicating
them to His Majesty, their author has done
justice to his own laudable labors and paid
the King a tribute of respect which will not
fail to be fully appreciated. Having for
their object the welfare Of this kingdom. and
coming from so credible a witness and disin-
terested an observer, they cannot but be
productive Of what their author so earnestly
desires-the public good. They afford also
excellent data on which to base future Stats
tical research. There being a contrariety of
opinion as to the real prosperity of the king
dom, figures will demonstrate beyond cavil,
the relative annual progress of the popula-
ton, the several departments of domestic
industry and all other circumstance con-
nectcd with tho growth of the nation. Sta
t'stics have also a higher purpose. They
afford ground for important moral deduc-
ton in many vexed questions. They serve
equally to assert the wisdom or prove the
default OF any dubious policy; consequently
both legislators and their constituents can
find in them invaluable lessons of political
wisdom.
In the Notes for the Friend Extra of the
18th. inst, Mr.. Wyllie has performed an i'm
portant service to the American mission
They have too long been silent to the multi
farious charges, which vindictive passion
and wilfnl ignorance have industriously cir
culatcd in regard to them. An irreproacha-
bic department and the casual development
of facts have been gradually though slowly
proving the falsity of these dctractions.-
The more their works and policy have been
made known to the world, the more useful
their labors and the more disinterested their
motives have been found to be. The pro-
Pr'ety Of this suffering in silence may perhaps
be questioned, even as to its ultimate results
upon the holy labors to which they have
dedicated themselves. But if there be err
ror, it is on the side of patient endurance,
resulting from too rigid an Interpretation of
the text, which proclaims, " let nothing be
lone through strife or vain-glory )" min
gled, 1t may be possible, with that spirit,
which would " suffer fools gladly, seeing ye
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-18
EDI. ATInN.

fFNAt ? SEMINARY hrder 10 srpcrs
rs AMI CONTROL # ne rector Of Trinity
srra orrra' - h.s fe4idonre. Nrs Wirdsat
-" PI .nci.'I. e \ hly - rnet etrrt.crcr. -
extensive tr1Y-' art etpf +" aua ,reauo1S. Sh1
ms presit svcr similar I7s'iutioss n this
fraH "a Tor 'afnr years 80 enabled IL converse
dutnrY 10 ih, LANGUAGE of lint caunfrv. Her
assls1aef, Me- Sf'eer. eomeieted her uenton
= The Prfnrsen In 49, -. NJ nrdrr the direc'
ION II Mr. phaips fhfmellv Nre fdnep'n nd
LID he tesemon.el' II lint Scninrrv. As
nn'fprase shal justify. other suitably qualfed
a-sIstnnts vii be nddcd ovsr to imre,tan,
tfers a -oo1 elucn"on -bcrlih morae. aud
mnu sers-= lie eve Of, '.for 7bneihtr aEd Pc
rrrircs' " II = continually brown. 's,a-i.
ally W. .sfs - thu c,se To tnc boa $ y
zNssn whom nj tho Other mo nhoa ( tao
-. ~. shtnen' - oif#.t -. tr'ea vi
che shdd tic - 'raseente hiidiar man in,a
me A.nuen'sas f,wife Tic boa5 hne ar ~
- 80 b. entrusted O the' To- oft' y Nir
Smf.h. 4 Tho usual branches % oouplr,a
eP' + 'dsrafion. ta'h SUBSTANTIAL and orna-
nsa'ol. W Ha t-nflf.
-, tea2-a aad tuitio- in 81 he r.
s'sb hfooshoe. rer -ession of FIVE
nonth- n1r,he II advance $3.50
W. h.nr 'nnen hoar'er fading their
90 'a"- ~ per dom o. IS
n Ties ha.' .here - he~o othe- sx'-a e. ara
I'm frr thu latcanees md o'n.nenta' 4tnde-
Nas-a.er se-r.en - fVe inenfhs t2or0
IL Of Inafains'f for psac'ieins rcf
prav1ng add rain' nQ 1919
Fancy ~, II a Md. each Aoo
French fsf5p and 1talfan. cach 1000
.le m IL y - 'asen for y Ia ,~rln thar
ar session nlleas - - vlore puat, .r1dlnr -
r i4 VIZ feeirailo - $50 ''.,,p e+fcr ,a,'y
tho ses. ~ lselnle Thn vacation will be n =
manih 81 'en'emhfr ard October Vocal muse
~ - ono IT tie General cNorclses ~ he s,huo'
,ffho1t INV evts7 h--rcHnless 10 Il ose who -
4ure ape. d essob', "hen the shaf..e Ill DC SO
:. Address Re- Thomas Smith. a'Ssrsburs,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-18
TAR. KAT2'S AMERICAN Az II RuJot'S
I } LIFE FILLS. ar Tho prevent m 2. cnfr ~
49,. u m n n1aarA tral M eli ,IA

- LIFE FILLS. or Tho prevent m e crrr II
4''.o.ss ~ s'nS rom dissratred .'snaeh and
Tho r'. nre not brertd ~ h'recihc to
cure all diseg.-s A. 'eo.t Of ~ rrh irniiour
of medicine fa'.e'v d-sirr. ~ 40 cvnr.s.
y sr'retcd Tor thc rcr ova' of pae 49, 1on'
Naifer' ~hieh !. fhr hr.i secd - discns. ~
to same NJ nnrifv H. lcod ard e"enu.l'.
restore tho licensed farc.iors 81 10 tninp
-->-~-sr - ~ "A hr"h',s ~ 49, mr.
eerihia . fecumulffe An errc-a = hfle fron
ndlRestfvs incd rs'ra'r'ng ~ tie stops,h;
hence sickness and nRir. ln,- Of aarstte.
heatscbe. ro.tivene.. billions nod prifd fever ,
dvBrer-ii. fl"er coiunlsir'. -, nru rfisn. ce
&c One s'nele - rtrt - - -.
ANTI BILIOUS LIFE PILLS
VII comnlsirlg f,trt oft arl vrr' W lie tcof
Tho nrimrrv ".u.e az mo- Of tie dlsuea ~
ma'a2irs 30 ecnnon - II. trc,'rl r., >
important m after. upfil di.erso t.co ~ seaief
IN ~. constitution ard frcdetfa ~ ruii 10
fyReNe'e. Tpots f,lla arc NJ acFlif II al cFs's
If si~i res- from ch1daend NE - oia ppt. nnd
car bs uset VIII serferf pafe u nnd.rsug
cirr1m-isrcs- Pr if'r'rfit tr.ffa n effl aptc
f~mn'es y h. 1850 froeuenfle snl 60 70 frsr.
psnf comr'sirts. Which often rcHdd ihnf
hath VERY or cnr'rr".
TIE crc1t s1ps~iorltles o. theee Is 20 tbnf
- ~ nrernYed ffarr n a snlfd .xfHel af herhs
nj reos Tho nnluro = 10 'eaeau.r. purify
and strong hen 'h1fuiie.s - lie constitution
sna deaf'- ~ 3!-easc.
, American An,i b. on. r..fo - allowed -
TIC fEnnsa1ds who hn"e nerd ihen'. 10 IT, tho
hesf ps-eiHya n mrdic'netn "KI-tsnre, Pc
ragse th~v No. os'r rrirrve a'l nhsir7sfifrs. and
nrrge tho -ruf-pt ~ 20 HfrErfi. est bHf lffrnsc
an vn.ch 10 extremely inarn,t.ni. sffrge' ae1s
md g,res nrnacr tone 10 no stomach. 0nd Iro-
duee n bealfhV acton m NJ, the uatts. Fe'fdos
they ava 50 mid and 20 fhcir pperalia. a.
- rendar bon atn'l .mce ae-rac'lv snf- a. i
desirAhls rertnTV 7br Mi 7ted Would do vi.
then. 70 purchase y hoF ~ t"a ef H. vni1s p r.
MEDICINE md give in fair tr,al; instead nt dc,
stro.ips fhe svefeul with m rei,eaied doses Of
Cal ~ nj hrF b. l. %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-18

Prepared md coli - 4 p Sands i. g Drug.
ri-ts and hsmlsts Grarfo buildings. 81
Brosdwty, rorsnr of fhafuhere 81 New Nork
a1f for -alo BY nrn.eIsfs thfnurhniIf The s.
Plce 9 no hottie. sie h'tfIcs Tor s..
TIC pubic 1re fesncct'fily requested - renon
het rat tie Sandals Slrsar- that ms and r
constantly achieving such renffkskle cu-ee q
lie most difficult ciqss of 4 sraees - wh'ch IT,
hHnsu ffaue -pbieci md ask for Sands Sar
parl'ls. fnd atepa other
Dt.ltEE ~ or. APenf dp Frseia' az
re.n'ne ri fer -. F#gp-fllers. for Ubet'itf
ard rt-tnHg. " II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-18
DE- nrNeAN's @SorcfoeATT RIM,
OR eEasRallsinEa.

-. Is. eaHe.e. S.fuas # hlnaf Braneh's
y he1'ty of frr4fh'n- A~bu, fa.n ie ire
Sdr. trs,sl ana ces,f. NhasttnR rau "A. cfnua.
a. II dIs-as"s r = rser and the Hrxs
W. slikc hshie - Hlse# .r-,nd a4at1 T.
IT, rrrtf19 Lot II 81 t8Hst I've snd ave He No.
81 sl4hsugh he l4fter carra' Sc ae.tted. S.
tie former nav. hr ~ = naNs= ef u1stf see =
reno 81 or rendered -. pntafi' 20 'ht afflicted.
1hsre j.. nne disease. Ia w.ver. vffea -. rfs faf
80 10 have 9.f.d fhe cover ~ he heafnp Ar
The l--rnei hcuiIy hsv- ~ "a afioEpled IL
arrest - fsts process nv ~ sHr'fca iiaP al
ienedie, wphn dir fe1ch er known ~ dior
united .kill. T. ,s.ss eA fnfih sy 4 'n1run IT,
rs'herinR in lis = esil.s. sinhrsre fr.sni rom
rNe'Y eve, rn4 .Wer,b-r from everv fsn-iH
~ e,'lee gioem IN d'fkoess %. h. Viz
ot as v.iiN non. Hc fhrn. wha,r lIhofs Nv
hreuFht f-rfh rr sdicinc which n u-nv cn-es
vii ,rr-st - nrNef-.. Of tn. an elssase=
an which will 49, olo-d rio IN tn mos'
.tHhha-n 49, hnn~iea. Shauld 30 reg5 tded ~ u .
light ~ = rnhlie lenef-~ter u - .onflrn'' )
b l'rvHd rhni nncc1u'a Fxrrcforan' Remed
Ill - lhl.. Hence = - r'c.snf>I nd recon.
mendri ~ The community. ~. r0"t 'rH {
-darlV n,iiiNt-s aud rrl cve- NJ ? Glsf-. s4as
cough. c-u-sv to- an P,sV syrs7fora los
sfons M The h.c'i- fever N J MAI aweaf b. u
the ulrersird pgs sid rtr -t7t - hfsl rra-
2fn.s ofcoustmpf. =. ~ ~ sa71t 'f1r' s'ren'ih
enin- the "-ik sni dehili sai.d rsonl Ting n.
bowels. md ernsn"fpg qrie' rest and swsc' r..
noe. This RrwtTp' co b. rel Noon 10 - a
in the m ", ~ ", II .alraii beng pe.l "a tn
r'ivo', orsr'irs y -" n Dem -. lPraf =
snr fn 1h- tfas,-= -.tY nf j InA4rg e. inward q
r'si' red - marriott h..lih II - ~ = b.. raie#-
staai -. ~ 'fsac"torna' 2 - v j epte
I'll 49,. # 'e-.amaren; 49, - W. nj 10. -
p1f " q, srs "a lf. f1efa... here: 3ye weN'
thereto - 'vi.c- ! fousn "a NJ INC. Wien
fhs -, rsf-a=.'s ~ ell nraYes h'0;ae- to
. q .u7frrr. h g,y'n- e7-'sn sirrngh. r. ~
- ~ r,avh M rhssi'ag ~ ph'eg'n. G.
Tn. 30 - : cp1.nlr'f57 - me pstenf, whfr9
9 u as4.l. a., mai
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-18
rpT<TATN INN.
.'sfe c,ldeare,'. L'our ST. RtLTiNo7E.
" W rrN.

.teN Leifhoafer :, lf0Hr ST. X AbiIhoitf-
" W pTN
AnrurRI rCsG. if's''s'''''
II AEING leoqoj 81, cr'cnsiyc nnd favotiie ~.
iaA1ishmont. md entirely roreynied md 20
hied Il Throughout - thai il crn ronpofo ndvania
se0nav viii anr SIN mr. Enlistment in tho Union.
have No hesiiannn n ondca,orlnc - arroci no
Intention ~ he '-a,c'i'ns public n this fnvofi'c
1'ieL II thn n"sf sieenucrs r1ef'iane. i'iu" Il.
e'"'F 9oes p Convenience 10 be IN - elspn hrrg
esn 'o'afo success. They Fl isr ihcn'ci,es lh lie
leroet VOL earacd reputation ,bnIl moi only be
n.tH-' #'t sufa-s#aI
II 'ss't4' 80 ,,ntsbe da1caliie. Of tho fimc'.
tarY hsrn drfsrufnsi 80 reduce il,e.r charges IN
e" rre@eni. Pee 81 - nor aay
BaltHlpts LILY lsI1 y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-18
IL nno nnLhNlts.

81 Cs,s Store e1 Mar IS. WBsfrlso "a
4 + 4OaKE. WreH respectfully ialHm -
cs.'ascrz sa1 80 fnlle frpsfa'if hat he hss fas
rafrfafI f..n Is - ai.a feHef'i a'sar'fsr '
nHY GOODS aa# eEoCtBES. ta=hrfF Nafs
tfsflaffe. uaHI, Sh.cz. te. v=.DH Be- r." "te'
,ss -. sslds ts sell rs heap ~ cheaper e1e YER
TIE a-tHr are a,aea 10 eall and eNami-s lac 81
losing aH., -. ~
IE70CEg'rs
100 fsrsCNErN RIO cor ~
sa l.zses aa#..-.., Ter ~. 80 rhrs'7 Il ten
10 .fs fI4..#N..a d. 10 h.ae- l1Hrr 81 -.
1a04 I..l.aIerGAR. 3 bht- o SUGAR..
2aao e.. s,aIte n1yana 4.. - rerre, klTt;
"a i,la- y o NoI. AsSES, 90 baes ron SOAP.
iGN1 Z. - SALERATL>;
"a hsse. 10 p'as r0BAcco. sHegual'y
"a da Is p'ag d d.
10 10 - fies d -
: lers : fvI.i Ae a.
Narreas. Gfanul pspnef. Grefnd A.r.fe M
Cloves, Gineef lnii9o ,sltef. J. D Assr' F'rs.' 81
DRY GOODS.
glao nlk hraat CLOTHS. = ne l'fa1d CLOTHS.
#0H.eh-ean da DIV Green d'
}.t,eJ cAssiMERlS. H'ark CAssiNfRfS.
ra..ins,i. IF all q,aile.; Kce>rys ~ all q1nh'rs
Luce. af M 1aalur.; u baiss br'~n Musins
2ao ne,ces hfeartrd NlUStlNs,
2an r. PRINTS 81 ~ e.oltlc. and prices
ACK SATIN us TING.
Fanny NESTING oflu qnai.uss md pftees'
IRISH LINEN Herb I'M ~ pt'.'s
APRON CHECKS BLU pHuLL>.
NJ rfCFfN. IN .,ce. ftafn anl SIX lTisfs
M ..#.lE,,..l HOSE. Gents and Ladies Gloves
E90TS AND sIIoEs-2n0 nf' L1die' supper.
4 al etice. anI qaalnes, 81 pr L'l'e' Gt"ef
R,st.. 100 prs Ladies Kl ShpH"f-, 81 Men
thieg B.,,is 81 IRA Aliens Cali BpJfS % pr alrh-
sal ree BOOTS. 100 rr. Mrls' Thek 'nd Nc
r,.,. H,r,r tf,,n yer before offered ln ti' chf.
IlATDw Arr ac Al t,uls md qualntsf, cheaper
han EYER h-iore anefed ia iht. e,fy.
rRosKERY-A senrtd s''efi,seui ofenmneh
a,,l qr.n,,,l Cfariety hy ite et'e an rr''i A.
many ash.r afI,!e. las uanns.naa ie mrhns7' -
- which vii he sold cheaper than ever heD5'
ah-r-A ~ fh-srity.
y R.--ronn,ty ,1erehnnis ~ll be snfil'ed At
Eastern pti-cs. with small COMMISSION adde'.
- A 5 YOREf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-18

|RIS.Es, GlMps AND OTHER TRIM.
MNG-I have .ltoffd a,eprmeh ni
r,,o,e. t;ime.. Rfsils VIA Lanes. llaiion. for
s.h,,. ara o.hsr sr,irle- iot killlmsn Trainings
..y W SALLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-18

A sHGrRrOS. Plaid. An''rian Melted 'nd
.,tiroI cL,Vs. WOOL comforts mi Crrvsir
~ Cs.snfd r'nnet. For eric Of
no, % JOHNSTON. BERRYHTLL 4 co
,EcR al r-Iore hai's Croo' ard Wooster
. dc,a RoFNPcnILo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-18
q YrnIcAX CvTLERY-Ta,

4 NERICAN CI'TLERY-The s7hscri-
a h"r bns ias rrcetVeA m nssorimcn 81 koives
-ua farls ri . mannfao'lrc oil RUSSELL. Cfo"n
Rover Wa,ss. N,gsachu.ens. Which VII bear
cafnra,,.on NJ, Tho hcst SasRehl manufacture NJ
lss. pftce which he invites his friends and Tia
poflie IN e,,t sn3 see. s NEEI.
nov -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-18
fysLfsrrrp DAILY AND WEEKLY ~
JAMES L. WHARTON.
80 roaxrR oY usleS 6sr HttS tTFffTs
WHEELING, -.

sinsir papers for sale by rs e5thef' aa' q. 'ae
.nsee 81 2 renfs snrv-
The Weekly paper the We'ieI, .fs'aa mes
.ahishrd On Wednesday A. y ~ per sa.'a
:. .t..,e. a. q ii no, PAID within nHs month
g., ,hs hevia.,ar 18th. year Nonosy s4s'czi'es.
Iii be reserved. creepi saeh - pay 90 advance.
FOR 6 aaa,ss 81 50 j. ,ss .riah'g ehats"d. NJ
r,brr received fars less 'sfrn thaa ~ maEihs
add no paper discontinued. s'ap' al'he a1'cfs'sn
If the paelishsr until al ,freatases are paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-18

T~. snsshs $500 Three months scuo
Advertisements inserted III h'f5'd - "ilh'a'
rsre,s nrs'.f. vii be inserted until ordered IA
~ charged enc ell.s FAR Ia three iuserisis. snft
lse,. E,r each inseriisa sfef. Adserllsrmfni.
s.s< led hire tsrsss ~erk for shfsc isofihs The
. eve. Weekly for QUO Kali pr week
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-18

Martha Conl!n has lived ~ my family the iasi
lsyears, AID hef.EY esfui} that tbs foregoing
s'4''' Nrs MAkf y LLOYD,
Eo sN Bloaa ct e~ark. n J.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-18
DIR Y-G 90 ID !.
GREAT ATTRACrIoN.
SECOND sPLENpip STOCK or
NEW GOODS!.!

,JsHE SUBsCRlBki bea' lslF" = NC =
The eiliseas OF Hncslins ar ine
isishhafhsod. Inst he has i1si f-tAfnea ION
pblladf,yh,s md Btlsisnote. ard fsnoH freeif
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-18

I hay. eon6denc. ia tue representations made
49, 'a1l,5 and nave full knowledge oi
W "s,."1 ELlJAi J. PLKDh,
Alderman iOth Ward Of lbs clty u &c" / ok.
Dec "A. iss2.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-17

the Sd of April, 1913, he said 81 am for
repeating the act of 1912, and reducing the
duties to the rates at which they were on
the 3Olh of Jnne 1872" go per cent ad
valorem) and according to his letter to Mr..
Kane he is for it noD. Thus we have Mr..
Clay and Mr.. Polk both fixed as to the pre-
else amount of duty they are for on every
article in the whole tariff. Take the wing
Tariff of 1912 and you have Mr.. Clay's
bill, and take the tariff as it stood on the
3Oth Of June, 1912, GO per cent horizon
taD and you have Mr.. Folks bill.
Now let US see how they will operate
when brought to bear on the people and
their interests. ! see great many mechan-
les and some manufacturers present. Well
gentlemen give US your opinions Of Mr..
Claws and Mr.. PoIk's Protection:
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-17
Great Attraction!
NEW GOODS.

FFNHE subscriber is now opening, in addition to
Il his former stock. a large and we'll selected
stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, at
the Cheap Cash Store, in the house formerly occu.
pied by r. H. Law.
Printed Lawns and Cambrics,
Printed Jaconets,
French Muslins, latest style,
Balzerines,
Fancy Fig'd BrOchea Silk,
Grodinap
Grodin Swiss
Light Prints, latest style.
Mouslin de Lains,
Jaconet and Cambria Muslin,
Ladies Fancy Cravats,
Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
Black Silk and Mohair Thule,
Cloths and Cassimeres,
Black Satin Vesting,
Marseiles DO.
Cap, Neck and Bonnet Ribbon,
White, Blue, Pink and Black Grape,
Florence braid Bonnets, latest style,
English Straw :" d"
Gimp and Leghorn Hats,
Men and Boys Palm Leaf Hats,
Also, splendid assortment OF Quecnsware,
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Groceries, all OF which
will be sold at extremely low prices for Cash.
BENZ. LOMBARD.
Fayette, May 25th, 1874.
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THE ROOMS LICK TIMES.
BEN SON & GREEN,
Editors and Proprietors.
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considered a new engagement.
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N. B. COATES,
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To those ,oho ,oish to SAFE Money!.

To those ,oho ,oish to SAFE Money.
ENTLEMEN are respectfully requested to
VI call at the Philadelphia store, and the way we
shall show them new arrival by the steamer Wa
pello Of reody made clothing will be pleasure for
them to behold, which are as follows:
3 doz. very fine cloth dress coats,
10 do. summer dress coats,
S do. sackpalties do,
u do. summer pants, new style,
9 do. Prince Albert vests,
do. Bombazine do. superior article,
8 do. very fine white shirts with linen collars
and bosoms,
8 do. shirts fancy colors,
9 do. linen collars, very fine, and great va.
Iiety Of Doors, SHOES, FINE BRoeANs, AND STA
PIE Dry GooDs, which we shall sell so very low
q. the Philadelphia store as will surprise purcha.
sers--no puff about it.
DfRemember our motto emo trouble to show
goods" LYONS, STEINFELD & Co.
Boonville, June 9th, 1874.
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New Cash Wholesale Grocery.

The subscribers respectfully call the attention
of the public to their very extensive and choice
assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES-now
receiving and for sale at the lowest prices Of the
season. Our stock embraces an ample supply of
all articles usually kept in such establishments,
and as we can and will sell as low as the same
articles can be purchased in the country, we re-
specially invite the attention of purchasers and
look for due encouragement in an enterprise which
places these important staples under command of
that portion of the community to which Fayette is
most convenient, at as low prices as they can be
purchased at the rirer.
SWITZLER & SMITH.
Fsyette, may llth, 1874.