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A PROPOSITION.

81 htsR oithe great questions soon 10 be passed
N upon By The country we propose, for the time being
pofs The Caledonan to new subscribers, to be sent
in packages of not less than four copies to nd-
iess-p1yment always in advanSe-to commence on
the 9Th Of May and end the last week in November
st the following rates
Any number over A., 50cents
This is runous price for us-but as the Star and
PlhOIhaye adopted the system, we viii make the
sacrifice for cause and our country.
WINGS !, is time to be doing something for
oar cause The great measures which we hold
dear are assaiIed by ruthless opposition. The
PRINCIPLE OF PROTECTION TO OUR IN
DUSTRY, which WAS established as The fruit OF our
triumph in ls40, is threatened by Mr. Van Buren
and his party with destruction, and must, hom this
pass another trial. Shall it he sustain
I'd If so, we must awake tn the importance OF the
ubject, and spread abroad the truth. Will our
rends take hold of,he matter in earnest, and let us
ear NOm them by their orders, by the hrst day oil
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-29

IcFJudge Elliot recently imPeachcd and broken
for iung fraudulent certificates OF naturalization, in
New Orleans, has been pronounced Wing by some
Of The IOcoroco journals The New Orleans Tropic
drhe oh inst puts this caIumny against the Wings
10 es by stating that the said Elliot is Oiey and
member Of political club in that city whose object
so promote the election of Van Buren,. When
NLl lhp Star reract on this bend,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-29
Important from Washington.

From the Correspondent of the N, Y. Tribune.
WAsHINGroN, Monday Night, April %.
As wrote you this morning, the Treaty sent
in at p to-day.
The accompanying documents occupied 81 hours
in reading
The Presidents Alossngo that sent with the
above is spoken of by the Senators n very able pa
per. But the documens-the correspondence-the
evdence-lhat WINS to sustain The arguments in tho
Message accustomed loud burst of laughter from
all the Senators. The whole thing, as understand,
is the most lame miserable, jumbled up concern
that could possibly have been concocled.
1t is thought tint tho Senate will take Off the seal
of secrecy, and publish the accompanying documents
in day or two.
Thus much has TRANSFERRED Of the Treaty:
l. Texas is TO be admitted into the Union as n
Territory with Representative to be elected next
October
2. No aIIusion whatever is made to Mexico in the
Treaty.
g. The Texas debt is to be paid out Of The pro.
ceeds of the Public Lands, the whole of which are
TO be surrendered to the U. :.
4. The boundary is to be left open for negotiation
hereafter.
o. A Board Of Commissioners is TO settle the claims
of debtors.
g. Slavery is 10 be left an open question; the North
western part Of Texas hereafter 10 be free State.
These the leading points. The Senate consid-
er the treaty most infamous one and will reject it.
1t will not get majority the Senate. JUNIUs, in.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-29

TROUBLES IN OREGON. The St Louis Repub-
"'00 says that letters have been received from Ore
s00 as late as the goth of October. One letter says
"'''0e settlement had been threatened with an ''In-
0'1" war; by combination Of three of the most
p'"et'u Indian tribes west of the Rocky Mountains,
"u '''nough, when united and acting in concert they
~ 'no 10 be abundanty able to destroy all the In
r'' !" The Territory, still, without union, they may
be cut Off in detail.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-29
Caledonia County Grammar School.

'ENHE Summer Term will commence on Wedncs.
IL day, May %, and continue 10 weeks Rooms
may be had for students wishing hoard themselves
Board from SlU0 to 81 ,25 per week. Tuition from
81, &c TO $3.50. d. MERRILL, Secretary.
Peacham, April "a, 1874. 352w4
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THE LEPRosv IN New Brunswick. We learn
ira the last Niraninch Cleaner that Medical Com
mission, consisting of Drs. Dcy, Skcene, Todervy
md Gordon, have been investigating the nature, origin
md extent of the rrightfu and oa,hsome disease now
existing at 1racadie, Tubsin,nc and the Ncguack
These gentlemen have decided that the disease is the
Greek Ephantiasis; not the Ephantnss of the Arob-
ans but the leprosy of the middle nges of that des
4 uPnn which the French designate the Tuberculnr,
~ and which ragged over nearly every part of Europe be-
Y tween the tenth and sixteenth centuries. The dis
ease contag Iousand no person in this Province who
ms been unfortunate enough TO contract it has AS
YET been cured. The medical gentlemen say that
me disease has no affinity 10 scrofuu, and that the
uea oil lis having arisen from the poor diet Of the
french settlers, CT from filthy habits, is not correct,
I" they found it existing in some Of the cleanest
p"eI'Ng''and among the most respectable families
Tue disease appears to have spread rapidly during
"e past year, ard the Commissioners have seen up
"aos oil twenty cases, all Of which they traced 10
O"e source ST. John paper.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-29

MONTREAL ELECTION. Lewis 7. Drummond,
the candidate oflhc late Ministerial Party was decar-
ed elected on Friduyc the 18th inst represen-
,ativo Of the city Of Montreal, TO the Canadian
Assembly. The vote cast was for Drummond, 1885,
William NIolson
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WIG SONGS. The Locos make some noise
'a wing songS,as they stirred up the spirit with
A.. S'".' Inc Jonesborough Wing, edited by
,u, '"'o''' Minister named Brownlow in defending
wing songs from the attack made upon them bv the
wv, SayS'-n the Second Book of Samuel, and
M.. '"ap'er' our Locofoco song haters will learn
Ii, D, Nns Of Israel, when he lay stretched upon
a n' COUCH with devil in him rs large as modern
>, '"O'at'" called for ga man who was cunning
w;n -, VI harp," toplay him out, and David went,
49,. " "aP' an ass laden with bread and a bottle
VINE, and kid land as soon as the.carousol,bepon.
via, departed Now if the soft melody of Da-
a., "a,p could chase the devil from the couch of
,r.t. 4u ,a his spirit into sweet repose, as we are
a,so :, " u'a' why may not the music of WING songs
i've 'A' devil out of the Loco Focos
~m.lENTIoN --BY STATES !--RIGur WHEEL
In" several States of the Union, as they come into
d,h, rU"P'ly obey this order, wheeling off to the
nv IN ''e CLAY BANNER and for PRorEc-
sdn. ARlFF. The State of MARYLAND perform
1,cm " evolution with military precision.-CoxNEc-
hs w, O''Owed as CALAMITY as she used to fall into
Nrw vs. "'e IN the best days of the Revolution.
taken ~. alter her legions were marshalled, has
cu, vh pace at the side of Maryland and Connec-
VIII, '' 'ne stands ready to do battle for the
n,io,. 'c 10 which her W1LLEr and their COM
'''' psriIed their lives in l77s AN 1onrnol
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Bsg ATMGa

--... sDsg "a TGEGa
In Barnet, April is, HARRIET ELIzABETH,youg-
est child of Levi p. Parks, Esq.
In Peachuui, April IL, an infant son OF liiel b.
and Eliza Weeks.
In Walden, April IL, MIR Abner Harrington, aged
about so.
In Berlin, of consumption, Capt. Pcrley Foster FOR
r,erly Of Walden, aged about so.
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NnTICE.

TEyHE subscribers would hereby give notice, that
IL the CO. partnership heretofore existing between
them under the name of Fairbanks &c Arlington is
this day by mutual consent dissolved All persons
indebted 10 said firm book account requested to
settle said accounts as soon convenient, those
ing us debts of long standing will confer upon US
favor Ivy Immediately settling the same.
r. r. FAIRBANKS. asa
s.rH " Russell ARLINGTON.
Lower Waterford, Apr 5, lS44. ..H o..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-29

IDFT The friends of Mr. Van Buren, held meeting
at Philadelphia April %, at which resolutions were
passed in favor of tho Annexation of Texas.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-29
-, TIuoRE CONVENTION.

,'',,,,os from the several States correspond
lp s1 ,neir representations in Congress- will to-
Wv" .n meet at Baltimore, to nominate candidates
o0 O,.;JeOt and Vice President of the u D to be
'' '' '"I Nv the Wings; and on Wednesday the
spy" =, Mass Convention of Ratification will as
''| ~' 4, the same place There will be general
""'' oll ouarters to the Convention, and it will
~" ,,,,d-spIendid- enthusiastic noble rally
.',' Goo hearted Young Men of the Union. Yer
o. Wv ,irl he we'll represented on the occasion.
"vT ~, roce that preparations are bengHnade in va
-, .o,r,ers for public meetings to hear from the
p' '',., m their return an account Of the Conven-
1'' Thov will be able to give more of tho partcu-
", ,h,O ue shall DO likely 10 get in the newspapers.
oouNG OUT. The Washington Globe has
,.,,,d Il, eOlOrs for the Annexation of Texas. For
~ ~, ma, weeks there has been evident change
vi, cnOduct of the leading Van Buren, politicians
,,r,,.Oce 10 Observation-Disclosures disposition to
y, "a, ,OOe,aon-and this raising of the Annexation
Sg.,Ay the Globe but confirms what has been wit
messed in OhTSecllons'
I'VE ,clon oflhe Wing Legislatures of Kentucky,
u,,,,,bo.ets &c.-against annexation is proclaimed
!, as Van Burentes as showing Mr. CIuy's opinions;
md The action Of the Van Buren, Legislatures Of
Maine, New.YOrk, Mississippi, Pennsylvania, sc. in
f,,ot Orannexaon is urged as proof that Mr. Van
surn is in for annexation, and consequently he
mu,, be President. So we go.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-29
TIE VOTE ON THE TARIFF.

The following is the vote Of the delegation from
each Of the States the question of taking up the
Tariff BiIl' reported by the Committee Of Ways
and Means, md which may be considered the test
vote upon that important question in the House of
Representatives.:
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BRIGHTON MARKET.--NIonday April 20.


At market, 800 leef Cattle, l5 pairs Working
Oxen, $40 Sheep and $50 Swine. 40 Beef Cattle
unsold
Prices.-Beef Cattle-lIigher prices were obtained,
and advance quotations to correspond, viz,
extra IS IS; First quality, "a 50al rs; second
quality rs 10; third quality $3 so a 1.
Working Oxen-SaIes at sos, IS, rs, and $SS2
Sheep-Fom So so to $3 rs; few cossct
Whethers SIS 6.
Swine-sales quick: lots to peddle 5, 81 SIC for
Sows, and 6, 81 g. for burrows, Atreta from to
&c.
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NOVICE.

HNtlE subscribers give notice thar the copartnership
heretofore existing between them under the
style at N. G. Bacon 81 Go. has by limitation expir-
ed. All persons indebted to them by note or account
are requested To make payment by the first day of
May next To ih"m. note and account will he left
aft, that lime for collection.
n G. BACON.
JOHN BACON. 20
81. Johnshurv Ccnnc, April |, 1874 35Iw3
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BOSTON MARKET.-Aprl %.
FLOUR. Howard st. A 81 n 90, Western canal
5 Is 81.
BUTTER. 10 20 per ID. - f-..H..
CHEESE. Al Sd do do
WOOL--No change to notice in prices, with
good demand for nearly every description,
Saxony and Mcrno feeces, 4S so
Full blood, 43 40
blood, 30 Az
Ionb.s -, ouaI;,v 40 Il As
Sm,r,n wnshcd 20 &c
Rongnzi, -
Buenos Ayres, 10
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NOTICE.
LOST,

By the subscriber, last Friday, between Martins
tavern in Sutton and Lyndon Corner, silver watch.
The finder, by leaving it at Huhhards tavern Lynn
don forwarding it TO me vii re rewarded.
j. d. WHEELOCK.
Coventry. April 81, s44 tef 352w3"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-06
Sale Postponed.

DURSUANT to an order Of the County Court
Il of Howard County at the January Term,
1874, ordering the undersigned as admInislr ator
Of the estate of John Collins, deceased, 20 posi-.
pone the sale of certain real estate cher etUfore
ordered by said Court to be sold on the first day
Of January l644) until the first Monday of Feb
ruary 1914. will on said first Monday of Feb.
ruary, before the Court House door in Fayete
proeeed 10 sell all the right, title, claim and in
serest that said John Collins, decd, had in and
80 the following described tracts of land situate
in Howard County, Mo, viz: The west halt
of the south west quarter Of section twenty-five,
township fify-.wo. range seventeen, containing
eighty acres: the north east quarter of section
twenty-sx, township hfty-two, range seventeen,
containing enc hundred and sixty acres: the east
half OF the south east quarter of section twenty
two, township fifty, range seventeen, containing
EIGHTY acres; tho south east fractional quarter OF
section twenty-six, township htty'two, range sew
.nteen, containing uinety.sx fifty'seyen one hun
Jrsdth acres and sx and one-fuurth acres, en-
tracing Tan Yard,
TEaas-One third Of the purchase money on
tAe first OF May thereafter, and the remaining
.yo thirds in annual instalments from said first
If May. JOHN r. SIEhNE,
Administrator Of the estate Of John Collins. decd
january 9Th 1874 43-4t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-06
COM MERGAL.
New ORLEANS. Deceml

New ORLEANS, December 10.
ToBAeoo.--No transactions for the last three
days. Crossed 2l "a; second quality 81 81,
first quality At a4a.
SuoAR.--Common article Al 54 fair 81 50;
prime 8 81 Sales limited
MuLAssEs.- -Limited sales at 2lR % cents
FLouR.-Ohio at 81 40a 4 SO st. Louis "a 80
62a. Little done in consequence of wet
weather.
CoRS--In seeks, 40 a AZ cts.
BAoGiNs--We quote at IL 10, aud bale rope al
IA Sc.
LEAD-Pigs per 100 lbs SO 30; bars 81 90.
BEEF-Mess S5 on 8 rs
PoRr--Mess 80 25 a 8 50; mess, Ohiu, Ss 90
8 25; prime % %.
BAcoN-Hams 4 a 81 canvassed extra Al Z;
middling st 81; shoulders "a 2S.
LARD-ln bbls. a 81; in kegs So.
WHrsKY-At al %.
The foregoing articles are firm at the rates quo.
ted. But little was done, and consequently nn ma.
ierial change has occurred in prices since Friday
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-06
U. 8. MARsMAL,s SALE.
In the United States Circuit Court,


Return"ble to April Tenn, 1914.
DY virtue of an execution to me directed from
- the ofire Of the clerk Of the United States
Circuit Court, Missouri District, in favor Of tieurye
Stpwnrdsun and John w. Shoemaker and agsin-,
njanin Lung and Samuel +. Brouk,pg, whcL
execu ion is dated The 9Th day Of November.
1913, and founded on a jucgmen' rendered N saic
rOur ON the 10Th day oi April, 1647, have levied
The same upon the following described tracts or
parcels of land, the property Of the said Benju.
mn 5. Long, TO wit:
Tie south east quarter OF the north east quarter
Of section twenty-nIne. 10 township ffy-fv- OF
ran e tw enti -nine the south east ouar,er If thu
north east quarter ut sect ON thirty; The north ea>
quarter ofthe north we-l quarter vi section ninp:
ne north east quarter 1T the north west quarter
ut section ten; part Of the south east quarter o.
section fourteen containing five acres; part of The
north west quarter of The north wesi quarter o.
section eleven; the north west quarter Of the Suul
west quarter, the south east quarter Of the sOut
east quarter, and the east half of the north ess
quarter of section eight; the south east quarter OF
the north east quarter Of section twenty; the south
west quarter of the south cas- quarter and the cas-
halt Of lot number Two Of the north east qua rtpr
{ section four; five the north ca ST Of thp
forth east quarter Of the south west quarter Oi
secun fourteen; the north west quarter of the
south west quarter of section two III IN town, hin
htty.Six Of range twenty mine; the south end Of
the west half of the south east quarter. and the
north west quarter Of The south east quarter ui
section tw enry six; the south west qua rter Of III,
south west quarter of section thiriy-six. all ~
township ffiyscv n Of range twenty-ninp; and
the south west quarter Of the south west quarter
Of section seven. in township ffty.srx of raugp
twenty. eight, containing in the whole six hundred
and ftv.eignt acres, and all in the county of Cad.
well, Missouri.
And by virtue of the authority aforesaid, shal!
proceed to sell oil the right title, and interest OF
the aforesaid Benjamin S. Long, in and to the
lands herein set out and described IN the tu~n
Of Far West, before the Court House door OF
Caldwell county, on Thursday the 18Th day Of
March, 1874. to the highest bidder for cash in
had. Sale to take place between the hours of nine
and three O'Clock Of that day
WESTON F. BIRCH. Marshal
Fayette, January 9th, 1544. 43-l2t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-06
FANCY AND STAPLE SILK GOODS,
BONNETS. LACES.
MITTINEDV ADrIf,I &c

MILblNERI ARIlCDES, &c,
''onsisiing IN part Of -BIack, blue blk. plain and
ignred Silks all Of the newest styles: fig'd and
lam b0nnet and cop ribbons; Taifetia do white.
'kand cold fancy hdfks and scarfs; 81 Oriental.
Virlorine and Rob Roy Shawls, fg'd and plain
old veIveS, new article for dresses; black.
Shne and pink grapes; Tarlesan Muslln>; 3.4.
Ia, ID Pr. Mnuselaine DE- Lainn ShawIS; Pru~
san spun silk and Dnmas>e do, very low price>;
black and white silk and Lise thread hose; ladies'
aud misses wor>ted mtt~; ladies' white, black and
cold kid glOve>; Orleans cloths; Apaceu u,tre>:
ia MernnS; blk brmbazine and LYONS vevet>:
Bonnet Silks, beautiful assortment of all the new
styles.
ALSO--A good assortment of mourning and
second mourning de- LANES, of new STYLES; gum
elastic suSpender> gents black and Italian CrayatS
and long scarf; laces; a good assortment Of
white and black silk; net drlings. edging<, lace>:
4, q. ID. bOhbnet>, with good assortment
ut thread in>eringS, laces. &c: BUnnpts and
H0Ods-a very hpau'ful assortment Ut the latest
styles, and ST very fair prices. The nbuve cUmpri.
%es bnt part of hiS stock Il has been purcha Sod
within SIX WEEKS at New York, on the very hest
terms. and will be sold at u very sma ! adv nee Or
Eastern cost.
| am prepared to make reasonable advances on
Tobacco, Wheat and produce generally, cunsign Ell
10 nv friends III New York.
A. F. w WEBB.
Saint Louis. Sept 8, 1913. 27-y.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-06
REGISTERS OFFICE,)
FAYErrE, Mo-, Dec. 18th. ls43.{
Notice TO Pre.emption Claimants.

TINE township Plats Of townships 81, SO and
l. Gs, in range IA, and township 81 IN range
Is, and townships 81, 50, 63 and 81 in range 49,.
and township 81, in range 20, all north of the
base line and west of the fifth principal meridian
line, were received and filed in this office on tn"
18th Of the present month. Those having Pre-.
emption claims within any of the above designated
townships, must prove up and pay for the same
in twelve months from the said 18th of December.
unless the land in said townships is proclaimed
for sale in less than twelve months from said 18th
Of December. in which case such proof and pay
rnent m, ST be made prior TO the day fixed for the
commencement Of said sale.
JOHN B. CLARK, Register.
January 9th, 1874. 43--at.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-06
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

BY virtue Of Deed of Trust to me- executed
by Samuel NJ Hughes and Nancy Hughes. his
wife, on the 25th day of March. ls4I. TO secure
the payment of a certain debt specified therein.
will sell on the first Monday in March next, be-
fore the Court house door in Fayette. Howard
County, Mo-, for cash in hand. the farm where
>aid Hughes formerly resided; lying on the road
leading from New Franklin to Faye lie. containing
about four hundred and fifty acres. with hundred
and fifty acres under fence: brick dwelling house
and out.buildings. and never failing spring or
the premises. The title is believed 20 be good
but will convey such only is vested in me by
said i eed Of Trust.
JERRE KINGSBURY, Trustee.
January 9th, 1914. 43--4w
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-06
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
has obtained, frnm the Clerk Of the County Court Of
Howard county, letters of administration On the rs
tate Of Robert Owens, decd, bearing date
December 7th, l943. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment,
and all those having claims sgainst said estate
are required to present them, properly authenri.
Gated, within one year from the date OF said let
rers or they may be precluded from having any
benefit in said estate, and il not presented within
three years they will be forever barred.
HENRY w. KRING. Admir-.
December 9Th, lS43 32--4t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-06

STATE OF MlSSOURl,(
County Of Randolph.
In the Randolph County Coprt,(
November Term, l343.
NJ OW at this day comes here into court, John
~ Medley, administrator of the Estate of Rich
ard D. Malone, deceased. and presents to the court
! list of debts due TO and by the deceased, also d
full account Of his administration, &c, and pray.
ing the court to order the sale Of the real estate o.
the said deceased described in the petition, and it
appearing to the court that the personal estate
will not pay the debts against the same. It is
therefore ordered by the cohrt that all persons in
ierested in the estate be notified that application
has been made to this court aforesaid, and unless
the contrary be shown on the first day of the next
term of this court, an order will be made for the
sale of the real estate aforesaid, for the payment
of the debts of said licensed and 1t is further
ordered that copy of this order be published six
weeks in some newspaper published in this State
A true copy taken from the records OF said
county court. Attest
REUBEN SAMUEL, Clerk.
December 80, 1913. 4l-6t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-06

The Political Works Of Thomas Moore. collected By
himself, the 1hoe ten rO!umes complete
in one. pith Portrait Of the Author.
CONTENTS-Irish melodies, the Epicurean,
~ Loves of the Angels, Satrical and Humorous
Poems, Juvenile Poems. Lalla Rookh, Aleiphrun,
The Fudge Family of Paris, Odes of Anacreon'
Epigrauls from the Anthologia, Ballads, Songs,
Miscellaneous Poems, &c just published, and for
sale by Z. HART.
Boonyille. December 2nd, le4a.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-06
10 the Ladies'.

WATSON d fOSTI-BOONVlLLE,
III AVE just received great variety of entirely
IL new style goods for ladies dresses, such as
rich striped end fancy ct .ngrabe silks,
" d" " MousIin de Lains
Fancy and changsabe chusan de Lains,
A!Pacss,
Black, mode cold and figured do.
Plaid and Fancy Ne,ve's,
French and English Mrrnos,
Black and blue black Silks,
Also, fine Florence braid and Alder. Bonnets
latest fashion,
Rich six velvet aud chaogaahle 8onne. Ribbons.
Also, Ladies fancy silk, satin and velvet CTS.
vats and points,
French crjmprd Co!arel!ss and Cuffs,
Six and I'D Gloves,
Fr's, Mulf,, Hosiery &c, &c,
Also, a very iarge assortment Of Ladies Calf
and KID walking shoes. Caters. Half Gaiters.
Calf ard Morocco Boots Black and fancy cold
Elslers, Super French Kid Slippers, White
Satin Slippers, &c.
BoouvIle, Oct. 29rh, 1913.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-06
Fashionable Tailoring,

iNHE undersigned respectfully informs the
pubic that he ha~ Upened a shop opposite
the Pest Office. where he intends carrying nrtthe
above business in al It's various branches. Being
N the regular receipt Of the latest aud most
correct Fashions, from the eastern cities, he is
prepared 10 make garments in accordance with
those fashions or Of any other ia Shions desired
ny his customers. ! thorough knowledge of his
business, tugether with prompt attention. to those
who may favor him with a call, he hopes will
insure him portion Of the patronage Of the ci.i-
z'us of Faye',e and vicinity.
0SJ-pariicu!ar attention Paid % cutting gar.
mems. D. Z. PERKINS.
Faleue, NOV, II, 1873. 35-tf