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DIR. Inns GALBANUM,
MACHINE SPREAD
ESfasfPrs,

strengthening Piasters.
THESE Plasters, greatly improved
n and having the preference Of all 9th
ers, are warmly recommended by all doc
tors as invaluable for all invalids having
pains in The BREAsT, BACK, or SIDE.
Uedkness and Lameness are relieved al
once by tl:eir use, aud the parts restored
to strength aud natural warlniii aad
health. Any person we.:ing one OF 'hese
Plastcrs, will be astonisned and delighted
at the comfort il aTosds. those threaten.
ed with Ling Complaints should never
trust themselves day without wearing
Plaster. Ii removes the irritation OF IN
cipient Consumption FROM THE LUNGS z
The SURFACE of the body, and draws Oh
The internal affection. So in IiUer Com
pLaints, and Coughs, and Colds. Chill
dren with Whooping Cough should al
ways have one, 10 prevent the cough sci e.,
thing on tie lungs. Their excellence WI
be understood by all on trial.
error sale in HILL borough by Heart
in Osford by GcorscF. Taylor; in Gresnsbo
| rough by j. s. X Sloaa--only agents.
February "a. VI
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TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL or TANNIN,
or. Leather RestOrer,
NEW cuIMlcAL DISCOVERY,

NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
MOST people know, that skins anu
4tk hides are converted into leather by
the use Of Tannin extracted from certain
barks, &c.
When the force and strength Of the
Tannin is worn-oni, leather becomes dead,
hard, dry, brittle. cracked, covered with q
crust, &c. This all know. To restore
then life, softness, moistness, strength,
smoothuess, and remove all crust, fly, or
blisier--restore the lsnnin. 1hls sub
stance the leather never can receive The
second time; but the whole virtues OF II
are in this article. the OIL OF TANNlN
which penetra,es The siifIesi and hard
est leather, if il has been twenty years IN
use; and it tears easily with the fingers,
| il imparts al once strength that IS utter
/ " incredible until seen. II becomes tike
new leather, in oil respects, with de-
lightful sofiness and polish. and makes all
leather completely and perfectly inPerri'
GUS to INDEPENDENTLY boots, shoes,
carriage-,ops, harness, hose, trunks, and
in fact all things made Of leather, giving
a splendid polish. even higher Than new
leather has, and al least doubling lis wea
and durability, in whatever manner th'
Heather is used These are facts.
Those who will may wear old shoes
groan with corns, ride with old carrlagc
, iops--have old harness. and throw then
away half used--look filthy themselves
and all about them--expend double wha
, is necessary for articles Of leather, 10 thei
: hearts content, if their prejudices ate 5
/ strong they will not try new discovery
: Now, gentlemen, please yourselves.
~ None genuine unless with the Ia
e smile signature Of Comstoek & Go.
fFe Fur sale in 'iilIsborcush c.. by |
y Heart; in Oxford, by George 7. Taylor
lGreensboroneh, byJ. s q slean- only agent
+ February % 90
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A ScoUApaEL CoNyIcrEp. - In Che
Mayors Court Of Albany, on Thursday,
Tin. Rankin was tried on an indictment
for misdemeanor in threatening TO &c
cuse lady Of stealing lace from store,
with an intent 10 c1iorl money. The de-
fendsn, was : clerk ID The store, and had
been on frolic. Having spent his last
doll.r he returned to Albany, and on the
irip ran Up heavy bill for wine. &c. He
MAS uEat!s 10 pay bis bill, bu. promised
10 gel The money end deliEer u 10 any
person whom The captain would send
with him. An Albany officer happening
10 be ON board. he was employed 10 ac-
company Rankin. aud the laitertnok him
10 the residence Of = respectable citizen,
and. ringing the bel, inquired fsr the Ia.
" Of the house. When she presented
herself, he al once made ihecharge above
slated against her. and demanded $40 tc
purchase his silence. The lady indig'
nanlly resented The insult. and The result
vas his conviction on trial. Ledger.
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NEW WATCHES
Ind j @ wv e11ery.

-
n enaueI Lynch has the pleasure u an
"A noanriag u he frieBds and The pahlic e.
nerally, Ihsl hs he's received iron Phiisdel'
phia aeal assoFtmenl II 5kukLLEhis con.
sisliBg in paEi q
Gold and Silver Lever Watches, and
plain Verge Watches.
Fine Gold Guards and Keys.
Fine Gold Finger Rings.
Breast Pins and Ear Rings,
Gold and Silver Pencils,
Gold Cellar Buttons and Miniature
Cases.
A rich assortment OF Silver and Steel
Speciacles, 10 suit I'll ages.
Silver and Steel Watch Chains end
Keys.
Silver Whistles and ThimAes,
Silver ami Steel Ear and Tooth Picks,
Muse Boxes and Steel Peas,
A fine assortment Of Rogers and Wos'
tenholm's Pocket Knives,
Knives and Forks, and Rogers Seis
sors,
Silver Table and Tea Spoons, Sal
Spoons and Butter Knives,
A large assortment Of Rayors, and Em
ersor's Razor Straps,
Steel Spectacle Cases, and Fancy Sea
Stamps,
silk and Buck-skin Money Purses,
silk, Braid, and Elastic Guards,
Coral, aud Gold Lockels.
ns Watches and Clocks of all description
cleaned and repaired ia bis accustomed srPe
rior style.
Juac 2e 81
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70 FARM Il RS.

TOME with any Of the following prod &c
" Of your farms, and sou shall have for thtm
Groceries Of cash prices, wis;
Corn, Beeswax, Tallow, Feathers.
"A. MICCLE.
January
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ESSENTIAL OILS.

Nil Lemon, Cinnamon, Nuimegs, Bergs
- moi. L4ssndsf, Jan;per. cubebs, Rose.
gcppernIiai, spesrtnia', Hotsemini, Rosemary,
anise, Sassafras. Aotmseed. Amser. 0ra0gs,
camphor, Cloves, sc. All Of the above Es.
seatial Oil. are warranted perfectly pure. ard
Srs constantly for sale very low bv
TYLER g. HILL.
whSesaie Druggists. Petersburg, Va
August 10 So
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Medicines for Sale.

THE following Medicines have he"n rect"'
I'd. and are Cor sale al this oihct:
Speneer's Vegetable Anil-Blllious and
Anti Dysrep,ic Pills,
DR.. Hulrs Medicased Cough Lozen-
ges. ~1
Dr. Lacount's Vegetable Tooth-Aelie
Elixir 4 certain aad immediate cure. r4
And also Hadlock's Vegetable Powder
aud sxrap. for diseases Of the Lungs, Coughs,
caIas Dyspepsia, and Liver Complaints :
wh;sh are highly recommended for all thfse
I;seaacs hy ci,izens OF North Carolina who
have tried il with effect.
May ".
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A Coloniza'in meeting. in Richmond.
Va, have resolved 10 raise $1,000 81 Tie
go coo needed 10 purchase ceiiala Ter
Iuory contiguous - Liberia.
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SOUTHERN FAcToRIEs.-An Iron faelo-
~ has been established in Boston coun-
., Ala, al which they make castings Of
every description, which are said 10 be
equal in every rsspeo; 10 any brought
from elscahere. they can be sold q
seyea cents per pound. and yield hand
some interest en- tie amount invested
while those from abroad sell al IL cents.
There are sixty men employed in The es-
iabIishment. whose bread-bassets are sup
Piled by the farmers Of this vicinity
thus opening market Cor articles, which
on account ofiheir employment, they can
90, make for themselves.
Saade.sriHs Telescope.
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q Place TO Lire ia.-ln travelling in
Wisconsin, Territory, correspondent Of
the CgeselanG Herald sss. assured thai
il.s township IL Million, Rock county,
raised "a. 900 bushels Of wheat last year;
that no. glass Il liquor was ever sold n
the township; and thai in no one year has
Justice Of the peace ever received ices
enough 10 pay for barrel Of salt.
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sLf7.<<z1eyG = - .rlsa-ss. : = go.
y . $500 nanss - 49, iazpaa1una 1ns co1nlas
islA 4 - msEuAAzi nearxm yua hm anm MT
uEus IN - ssoouar ass ~ ~ cssnisae 81. -
aeai 1lns - siSs Aew Yea. = = uns - 49,.
~ f1niIy sissll 9 ,sret ssEk.uz flsss se.sEra
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no PAMILlES&RrALlDS.

Aks EellaWFuE k1alsaz1sattE fsAitI Hems.
6irs maY - lsan1 q a. Eillase tTeE slorss.
sd $500 - sgSEE eogoiFI s.eEs = &c SEnaa.
AanenheE sd nessE - tAsza Nnlx14 aAes
hare &c Gzs-zinil< ziFnafnEs -
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PETERS PILLS.
LET NONE DESPAIR.


zniIEsE Pills have long been known and
- appreciated Tor their extraordinary and
immcdl.te powers of restoring perfect health
10 pcrsous spfTsIing under nearly every kind
az disease which Tie human frame u liable. :,
THY are particularly recommended 70 ely
,hose persons who are Iffi.sied Anh any Kind
az chronic OF lingering complaint as there is no
medicine before the public ~hi,h has 50 "a
iural and happy On sftec, upon The system 20
eorrectl,. the stomach and i've andio the ior-
ma,ion 81 heal,sy ch.le, and thereby purI'y'
ing the blood. =.
They are acknowledged by the hundreds and
,housapds Who are using them 10 be 40. o"iy
The most mid and pleasant in their operation
but The most perfectly innocent, safe aud 81
6cien, medicine ever .firred TO the public
Those who once make q trial Of these pun
never aiteTward feel willing to be vino"
Them. which Is sufficient proof oil Their goo'
qualities. ..:-om
JULY II,
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BALM or ccLuMBIA.fOg THE HAiR.
uhiza III soqa Z la.Aag So = sszisss = - o-sa
pi.res; - = ell1rsn nnaks i gFss rasiAf. e -
GAsss No have lusa lAs hair h@m any c1@ss-
ALL YERMIN shzl iaksst A. kraas q chl3ssn
I sch0sls, ars prevented q kZlsG y i = onoe.-
p. =. -. : -GtaasMrzzzSo ;.
I e nssauyh Rs.r-hr flis slr-gs
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LAMP OILS.

IAlNT UIIIgc.
tr,fAUTIFULLY Bieaehed SPERM OIL, Re
- lined aud Bieaci.ed ainter WHALE OIL,
E,udt WHALE OIL. direct f'om the mantfsc
torers, received aud fOr sale BY the essk or
single ga.iou, On The mott accommodating
ier.ns. TYLER & HILL,
pfuggis,s, Petersburg, Va
Ausnsi G -
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a fresh suppiy. ID
RHE disorder - jssl lsssi,sd
fsssh supply d 6ROCERiIs. sligh
h,,e beea slseied ulth gTeai esss AZ
al q sid low co. cash Ihess ul.o
: ish % presurs coed articles ca ssry "a.
sensible resms. are sesprrdrllF Fylsssd
% sic his Gu. II. s1os1 i s'a.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26

Fot primo; 81 % Cor thin prime; mess, none ia
market.
BAocISo AND RorE.--We have still a very dull
market to report for these articles and the trans
actions are more limited than we have ever known
at this season Of the year. The stock is large,
and our quotations we consider almost nominal
say la IL and Al a &C., cash; 10 a ID and 81 o
53c., on time.
BAcoN.--Since our last there hpve been but few
arrivals Of this article. Sides and Shoulders re.
main about the same, say st 81 for the former
and A for the latter. Hams OF good quality are
becoming rather scarce, and holders have adv
their rates, and we quote accordingly, uncanvassed
ga l0c; conyassed and sugar cured 10 lie.
GRAIN.-The demand for corn is confined TO
small parcels for city consumption and Mobile,
and the sales generally at Acc white. In yellow
we have heard Of no transaction; holders are still
asking GOA Soc. out of store Oats remain scarce,
and small sales are making at from 80 a SOC
No arrivals Of wheat.
LARD The market for this article remains very
quiet. We have not been able TO learn Of any
transactions Of consequence. We still continue
eur quotations. say 81 6}c per ID.
BurTER.-The stock Of prime Goshen butter in
market being limited, there is good demand for
it, and sales are readily made at oui last quota.
tons. viz: Is tic. Good western is also in de.
mand. principally for the city retail trade--uost
OF that on hand being Of an inferior quality.
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New School,

The subscriber will commence male School,
in the Howard College, in this place. on Monday
the 18th inst.
Instruction will be given in all the branches
usually taught in High Schools and Academies
The terms Of tuition for session of twenty .one
weeks will be as follows, viz:
For the Primary studies, including Spelling,
Reading. Writing and the rudiments OF Ari,h.
me,ic and Geography. $500
For Arithmetic, Grammar and Geography, soc
" the higher English branches, 1000
" the Latin and Greek. 1900
Satisfactory testimonials OF character and quail
ifcations can be given il required.
WILLIAM T. LUCKY.
Fayette, October Goth, 1874 33-3t
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| Communicated !

DIED, --of Congestive Fever, on the 18th inst,
- the residence Of her parents, in the County Of
Randolph, Mo-, Miss REBECCA FRANCES,
daughter Of the Rev. Samuel G. Davis, in the 18th
pear Of her age.
Thus II becomes our mournful duty to record the
islsncholy exit Of one, who but few days since,
was IN the vigour Of health and the bloom Of youth
with prospects Frightening for future usefulness
and enjoyment. But while the sun Of her pros
peri.y seemed 10 rise with such pr,mise, and to
tighten her footsteps along the pathway Of pleas.
prs 10 future scenes Of happiness, it was doomed
10 be shrouded in the night Of death ere it had
ssesnded to the zenith Of its glory. During the
period. Of her protracted illness, her sufferings
were severe, yet she endured them without muir
nur, manifesting the utmost Christian fortitude
and patience, and clearly evincing thereby, her
sntire resignation to the will Of her Heavenly
Father. Some two years previous to her death.
she made an open profession Of tho religion OF
Jesus Christ, and from tina: time forward to the
hour Of her departure, her life and actions cor.
responded with her profession. And while her
friends and relatives are lef. behind 10 mourn her
loss, and to shed the tear of affection over the
grave OF one whom they loved they should con-
aele themselves with the reflection, that what they
count their loss is doubtless her eternal gain. and
ahs while her body has been committed to the silent
mansions OF the dead, her immortal spirit has gone
70 Join the innumerable multitude, who bow around
The Throne and chsunt the anthems Of redeeming
love 10 the fair climes Of everlasting bliss.
TIP. S+*t*+"
Randolph county, Oct. 22d, 1874.
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administrator Sale.

A GREEABLY to an order of the Randolph
n County Court, made at the February term,
1874, of said Court, will sell to the highest bid
der. on credit of twelve months, q. the Court
house door, in Huntsville, on the 18th day Of No.
vem5er next, whilst the Circuit Ceur. of Randolph
county 10 in session, the following lands Ito wit:)
The W. half of the n. Or, the n. e. or. of the
n. e. Or. and the Or of the n e. Dr.. ali in Sec
ton No. l, township SO. Of range Is, containing
one hundred and sixty.six and 36t one hundredth
acres. The said land is well improved, lies within
one mile of Huntsville. and is to be sold for the
payment Of the debts of the estate of Richard D.
Melone, deceased. The purchaser to give bond and
good security. JOHN H. MEDLEY,
Administrator of X. ID. Melone, decd.
October Goth, 1914. 33-4t
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NEW STORE,
And Fail and Winter Goods.

And Fail and Winter Goods.
THE undersigned respectfully inform their
Il friends and the public generally, that they
have just received and now offer for sale, large
and Seasonable stock of goods, bought with direct
reference to the wants Of this market, which will
be sold on terms which cannot fail to please pus-
chasers. Their stock consists, in part, Of
Cloths, cassimeres and sattiaetts,
Brown and bleuched sheetings and shirtiags.
Fancy blue and black prints,
AlpaccaS-new and beautiful style,
Flannels--ussorted qualities and colors.
Shawls-of various styles and sizes-prices to suit,
Kentucky jeans and linseys--fne and superior.
Bonnet and cap ribbons,
Jaconet, cambrics and lawns.
Swiss muslin and luces,
Gloves and hosiery,
Vesting--satin, velvet and fancy patterns,
Buttons--coat, vest metal, DC. assorted,
Silks--riain and figured superior and assorted,
Alpaca and Italian cravats and scarfs
Pocket handkerchefs--silk and cotton, assorted.
Shoes, boots, hats and bonnets; together with
good assortment Of hardware and cutlery, queens
ware, salt, sugar, coffee, nails, window glass, and.
in short, almost every article called for in this
market. All of which will be sold cheap for each.
or to punctual dealers, on short time.
They respectfully solicit call from their friends
and the public, as they are confident they can sup.
ply their wants as satisfactorily as any establish.
ment'in the up-country.
t5-Store north side Of the public square.
KUNKLE s. KRIN9.
Fayette, Sept. 2lst, 1874.
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ATTENTION!
Great Bargains at the Celebrated Cheap
NEW YORK STORE.

Great Bargains at the Celebrated Cheap
NEW YORK STORE.
TNHE subscribers have just received from the
l North a large and beautiful ass ortment Of
new FALL GOODS consisting of Ladies and
Gentleman's wear. which they intend selling ten
per cent. less than any other merchant in this
district. Their stock of ladies' wear being very
large, consisting of the newest materials, and the
richest and most beautiful STYLES thar could De
selected in the Northern markets. AS our stock
was purchased with great judgment and taste. and
very cheap, we here call the attention of those
who wish to have the pick of the arket to give
US the first CALL Our stock consists in part Of
LADIES' WEAR.
Rich de Elloray silk with satin stripes.
Plain and figured do,
Black Matiorey do.
French Cashmere d. Ecosse do,
Cashmere and Grape d LANES do,
Tompidures do,
afghan satins for dresses do,
Aspns and Alpaccas fg'd and plain do,
260 pieces very handsome new style calicoes d.,
Silk damask shawls. very rich,
Cashmere embroidered d.,
Nett and blanket shawls DO,
Mecklen and thread lace and edging do.
Tals kid gloves. do,
Blk pic mic, new style, do,
Florence braid, Leghorn and straw bonnets,
New shape outside and inside French flowers,
Entirely new patterns face tapes do.
Rich bonnet and cap ribbon,
Linen and linen cambria hdkfs,
Ladies' merino shirts, very fpe,
CHEMISTS, new fashion,
Silk and cotton hosiery,
GENTLEMAN'S WEAR.
French. English and Saxony wool dyed. blk
invisible green. and blue cloth, all qualities
Very handsome striped, plaid and plain CASH
meres, do,
Satinetts and tweeds, do,
Black and blue black sstins,
Rich merino and cashmere vesting.
Merino end lambs. wool gloves,
Merino shirts aud drawers,
Silk pocket hdkfs and suspenders.
Irish Linen.
Red, white and yellow flannel
White shaker flannel,
Large assortment OF table linen,
Piano covers, machinaw and whitney blankets
Cradle blankets, very fine,
Bed ticking, sheeting and shifting, and very ex
tensive assortment Of domestics Of every descrip
lion.
Our old motto, "no trouble TO show goods"
LYONS. STElNFELD & Co.
Boonville, October Goth, 1874.
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Trustees Sale,

DURSUANT to the stipula,ons of Decd Of
l. Trust, to me executed, by VIM. Humphrey,
on the 23d day of July, 1912, will proceed to sell
on the 18th day of November, 1874, at the prem
ises of DR.. Humphrey, in Saline county, miles
south of Arrow Rock, the following Slaves, de-
scribed in said deed, as follows: One woman
named T1LDA, about 80 or SO years old; one negro
boy named ISAAC, seven or eight years of age
one other boy named GEORGE, about five years
Of age. and one other boy called CHARLES
about three years Of age.
Terms OF sale: Cash in hand.
! will make such title to said negroes as is
vested in me by said Deed Of Trust.
JOSHUA HOBBS, Trustee.
October 26th, 1874. 33--4t
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
County OF Howard.
COUNTY Court October Term, 1874.

SV"tty OV"b-SbtOOeI hG"t lObts
NOV at this day appeared in open Court,
' John s. Dehart, Executor Of The Estate OF
James Hall, decd, and filed his petition, setting
forth that the persona estate Of said decd is in
sufficient to satisfy the debts owing by said estate,
which petition was accompanied with list Of
debts due to and by said decd, which was veri.
fed by the oath of said Executor, and he praying
that he may be permitted to sell the following
real estate. viz: The W. of the n. W. Or of Sec
ton 10, township So range II, containing SS
39'lOO acres The s.. W. or. Of the s. W. Or. Of
section Is, township so, range II, containing AZ
el-lOO acres. The n. W. Or. of the n. W. or. of
section "a, township so, range Is, containing
forty acres. And it appearing to the Court that
there is not sufficient personal estate and assets
in the hands of said Executor to pay the debts Of
said decd, il is, therefore, ordered by the Court,
that all persons interested in the estate be notified
that unless the contrary be shown on or before the
first day Of the December Term of this Court, an
order will be made for the sale of the above real
estate, or so much thereof, as will be sufficient to
pay the debts due by the said decd. And it is
further ordered that copy of this order be pub.
lished in some newspaper printed in this State for
six weeks successfully, before the December Term
Of this Court. A true copy-Test.
JAMES II. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
October 10Th, 1874. 32-6w
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
" has obtained from the Clerk of the County
Court Of Howard county, letters Of administration
on the estate Of Peter H. Pierce, decd, bearing
date the 21st day of August, 1874; all persons
INDEBTED 10 said estate are requested to make
immediate pslvment, and those having claims
properly authenticated, within one year from the
date of said letters, or they may be precluded
from having any benefit of said estate, and if
not presented within three years, they will be
forever debarred.
JOHN NJ. PIERCE, Admir-.
October 10Th, 1914. 32-4t.
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NEW GOODS.

AT THE PHILADELPHIA STORE.
q ENTLEMEN are respectfully invited to call
" at he Philadelphia Store, and the way we
shall show them new arrival by the steamer
Lewis F. Linn, Of ready made clothing, will be q
pleasure for them to behold, which is as follows:
12 doz. Overcoats, different qualities,
doz. Sackpaties. super6ne Pilot cloth,
6 doz Diamond Beaver cloth coats,
doz. Hunting coats, wadded,
doz. Wadded do lomez coats,
3 doz. Box flushing coats,
doz Cassinett coats, different colors,
6 doz. James coats, do. do.
3 doz Fine James vests, do. do.
doz. Cassinett vests, do. do.
3 doz. fine cloth dress coats,
3 doz. do. do. frock coats,
IL doz. Cassinett pants, di fferent colors,
doz. fine Cloth and Cashmere pants,
q doz. Jeans pants, differen, colors,
8 doz. Green Jackets,
12 doz. fine nett shirts with linen bosoms,
3 dog. Linen Collars, very fine,
10 doz. Fancy vests, differen, colors,
IL doz. Fur Caps, different qualities, and
a great variety o! Boots, Shoes, fine Brogans,
and Staple Dry Goods. which we shall sell so
very low at the Philadel phia Store as will sur.
prise purch asers-we pledge ourselves to please
them with style and prices better than any house
in Boonville, for it is well known we keep the
best assortment Of ready made clothing in Boon.
vile. Remember the sign over the door, "PurL.
ADrLPHrA STORE" Our motto-"no trouble to
show goods"
LYONS. STEINFELD & Co.
Boonvile, October 26th, 1874.