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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-07
NEW GO0bS!4-CREAP GOODS!

RFHNHE Subscriber has on hand largo stock Of FRESH
= BOUGHT GOODS, consisting of n general assortment
OF such adapted the of this section of the
country which he offers for sale low prices for cash.
las similar articles he bought any stoc In the county
He also continues to do barter ,rade for almost all kinds
of country produce willing sell On his usual credit to
his old customers others where the security Is undoubed
All those wanting goods requested call at the sign Of
the ssyew York EtOre' next door the Advocate Prn
s ting office. JOHN P. CHAPLIN.
February 9, l8j1 RIv
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EogT on sToLEN...

RoM the Subscriber about the Goth day OF February
1914, two notes Of hand drawn by cHARlEs HAoAR
two hundred dollars payable In September lB45' fhs obe
calls for hundred dollars paSSbe in September 1896 Th,
drawer of said notes and the public are hereby cautioned no
purchase or pay either Of said notes unless presented by
undersigned. ,,s
Feb Ss, 1874. 7-sw
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ELECTION OF JUDGES, DO.

On yesterday weskihe Legislature made several cleo
tons, among which the following: Joseph Whehil
Treasurer Of stu,o reelected. Eben nSwon, Presi-
den. Judge Ofthe Sd circuit and John Pearce Of Carol
President Judge of the 9Th circuit (Which includes h'
Counties Of Tuscarawas, Carroll. columbiana and
Stark. i.
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CHANCER,Y SALE.
John MaIklsy Toy virla

John @.Iklsy Try yirids q dsstis
- Isl ,ps 80 n - ol he eourI ~ Cnm.
Joseph Earkley ct al mon Pleas Of Tuscara.
was county, Ohio Ishall proceed On he Ilth d6ye
arek 1914 10 offer for sale q the court house in New
lie in said county, viz: The Fouh half Of The south
Fact qasrierpf SECTION % Of 'Iswnshp7 and Range
b Soflsanas ii Tho ULiled States Military District
B. M A1HERTuN,
/ Fsh.S, iS4A-14wt M Master Com'f.
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ROAD N0TfcE.

sNTOTlcE is hereby given to the inhabitants of Yorl
IN township that apeiition will be presented to th
Trustees Of York township praying for township roat
70 commence at the end Of Adam. Limsbaugh's lane
from 0e6ce westward to ntersect Carr's toad on Johr
VOLTS land, at any suitable point on the nearest ans
best ground. ADAM LIMBAUGH, Pet'r.
Feb. 26, 1874. 75w
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Rev YORK TOWN ELECTIONS DEMOCRAT
-. lE VICTORIES.

The town elections 10 New Y6ts tfs turing out glo,
rlodsly for W Democracy. In Sullivan Co., towr.
heutd from which last year on Supervisors stood u
s. Th is year The Democrats have and The coSns 8
10 Chemung county towns heard from, and the dem
osra,s have 6. tho wings s. Tioga county town,
heard Com and tie Democrats have elected s. wings
Lewis county, 4,dsmocrs,s, three wings. osNegt
comes up wilhi7dsmotra,ia Supervisors and the COON
kva. t5l-~ it'
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CuAMcI ~ NOTICE
Srl oRss rAiisqh AnhisiialSr IL 4 t.aaaNn. rshhbH
81 RObsri liansult dse'a. fieea

rl orss rAil.qn a nlhslulJs III 4 tssslsNss. cshkkh
.Sf Robvri lansuLt deed. fieea
Eizale eth Harnorni e u, ~ tsst.ts
PETITION 10 sEi.L LAMB 10 tAE pRnIH !,
|UNBEDERlt,K IIaiiauen, Jstob Rtnf. FspbtI eelSf
Thcnlas llorefeld. Eapleh Ilm fonalAan TUX;
Ter and Ann hiA G John Hagmouut aud Nnth hl1 Wiis.
Lydia isfnUuni, einPsd nonnt Ee0fgc hsrnPuns and
Mary bis wife. Alexander arsDunt, Wlan nfrpupf end
Jsne his wife; wIl take hoce a pelilloh Nt. asa q,
sainS them tie 24h day og January A, b. 1874 u Ne
couTt OF Common Peas tr fscarawas county, Oh6 "
Thomas Phsou Administrator Of the snaleb b( kstsIi h6
AMOUNT dccecd, aud oM Fcnthg wherein The said sdIn
slraor asks OF said Court veil tie following seal a.
n the pa yuent Of dtbs said estate, o which The
said Robert larnonpt died seiFd,to vii the acre of Aud
situated in the south west tbret Of nd purchased BY the
said Jacob Wsly from Jacob BiekRWdeFler in quarter g
township range military dist Beginning attic south we'd
corner OF said lard Of Jacob yey; tenct south SO deg
East chains aud "a ksio where Lckofy l6 In bean.
North Dc degrees 80 links cnre North ides EaSt
chains and 54 nks tie New philadelphia road; lhcnes
North 90 degrees west chains and "a links, up rd road
10 slakef thence south deg West claims 81 links q
|e place Of gpmipE also par of tie quarter lownn
ship and 2h rssb beginning q links Snrh deg. of ihs
South West corner Of Jacob Wegs land which be hosght
from Jacob BlskssdeIr being part OF the gedcld nsg
thence North 55dsg, weE chains and rs pksioh sake
hence South SO Deg. East ch9Ing ~ lqha snke
thence South deg West chains and 3S links ihr place
of beginning, containing A0l0D Of an that tie neat
term OF said Couu application viii be made by the said ads
nnistraor for authority sell aud convey sala real eas
under such regulations nre provided by law.
THOMAS PHl1.soN, Adm'r. &S .
lj by CrMaiNs { Carr. his Awyn
Dated Jan, 24lh, 1874 s4w .
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Trimmed.

Am.n named Henry Mdricr, wsTkilled-on Saturday
is., ,sa, Eautpprl Wills IN tho act Of cutting dawn
Tree. which fsiT ppanhim, ffuctIting h' SAUL! IsH
aiga, 20 = y scu,s tes,b atSn. ihmtaiato'V'
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Kean n Rnfore tlIn IseunIe.

Ths. the wings have gwen up all HOPE az eaFrylnl
hs Slate Of Ohio fOi Clay By the aid &c their own %
Ultimate orators, and tSte therefore made cverIurss /
tny AfnolstIat may be pntchasable in ihe Democrats
anks to help them ont Of their lroublss-Os STATES
nan A sssg Is
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NOTICE;
NOTICES
THE Trs9.s.T.. STATE or s.tsIr, sn.0' o.
Jan. 24lh, 1874.

lVscARA"As COUNTY,
''"'''''' s'''''' PETITION FOR DIVORCE
IHNHE said Nancy Foster will take Notice that The
l. said Bsnjdmln Foster did on The 10Th day Of Janu.
larry, 1874, 6e his certain petition Tor divorce against
the said Nancy Foster in The Office Of the clerk Of the
Cour, of Common Pleas within and ior said Tuscara-
was county, Ohio wherein said petition is yet pending,
and alleging in said petition that they the said Benjamin
and Nancy vera. lawfully married at said Tuscaiawls
county on the 10Th dag6f March 1872 and that on OF
abou,the first day of March, 1910, said Nancy wal.
y and without any left The bed and hoard Of said
Benjamin. and that she now resides III Athens county,
Ohio. aud has been wiliIy absent from him for
Than three years last past and praying in said petition
That the marriage contract existing between them may
be dissolved and he the sad Benjamin restored to
-. BENJAMIN FOSTER.
Dated, Iaruary 10. 1874 1ew.
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cHflNcERY SALE.

Robert Mcdowell y In Chancery, Tqs. Co. Ohio.
VS.. yDyvitue OF a decree OF th,
John eSGgnl, elai DCour ofCommoh Pleas 0
selaQ' f TuseaTawas county in Chdncer,
sitting. in this case shalofer at public sale At III
Court House, on MONDAY the 1Iih day Of Marc
lhext, atio'cicck p M the following Real Estate t
Wit: Lotnumber 1SO in the town Of Dosst
B. NJ. A,EIiERTON
FEB g. Ei4@aX Master ComL
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elizabeth Strayer, Petition for Divorce pending in
Is. Court Of Common Pleas, Tas.
John suayer. carawas county, Ohio.
|NTUTICE is hereby giytu that Dispositions will bs
taken 10 this cause BY the plaintiff, before competent
authority, at The house OF Jacob Reed in the township
Of Sugar Creek, county Of Stark, and Stale oi Ohio, OF
the second day Of March neI, between eight o'clock
la. M. and four o'clock, P. NJ .
- - 90 CUMMINS & CAMP.
ST. =. Auys lorprG
February e,h, i644. 3weeks
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2 MASrER CnMMfSsIONER,S sAEE.

Joseph Jordan In chancers, Tus. Co. Ohio.
1esse Buff, et al y Boz Common pleas Of said county
-. sitting in ChancerS, made June
term 1872 shall offer for sale ot the door Of the Cour
House, on MONDAY the llth ofMMch, ntl o'clocl
III. M Lot Number 50 in the town Of Port Washing
ton, in sid county So -, NJ, ~
Pei, 8, lSl4--Iw. Special Master Conf
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. FOR PRESIDENT,
RLECTORAL TICKET.

ELECTORAL T1CkETs
HENAToSIAL.
Joseph y. IaIwill. Of wayuS
DOwiy .Uuer.of GlermouI;
COEoREssIoNAL'
Ia pl..sis,.-cisy,Sn pfsBE, OF IlauillOp.
ID do James NJ, Dorsey, OF Darks.
I'd do n. D. Forsman, Of Greene, 'l,..
9Th Dc Judge John Taylor OF Champalga,
tth do David Higgins OF Lucas.
9th DO Gilbert Beach OF Wood,
9Th do John d. White Of Brown.
Sth do Thomas Megrady Of Ross,
9Th do vaGatine Ksder Of PicawRy,
loth do James Parker Of Licking.
1iIh do John Bar,rum ofMariun.
ialh do George Corwine OF scoto
18th do Cautious 9. Covey ofMorgan
lAth de Isaac NJ. Lannins, ofGuernssy,
lsth DO Walter Jumes6n Of Harrison, ,'@
10Th DO Sebastian Bra nafd. Of 1'ussnrawaS,
l7th do James Forbes ST. ofCafroll
18sh do Neal Mccoy, q Wayne,
lolh do Milo Stone Of Summit
11th 10 Benjamin Adams Of Lake,
4iIl do Stephen N. Sargent of Medina.
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AN APPRENTICE WANTED.

A smart active lad 5f about l5.or l6 years Of hge Will
be taken spprsnuce TO the Printing business at THU
bHics.
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REEF nv BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

Aid sound itlOa etsig hiA lhallhe ,whigs Of Ohl'
have no hopeof carrying tho State fnr Nj Clay, fxcep
lhy vrcuiny' divisions IN the Denorfa' ianks- ~.
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Notice

rs HEREBY siyen that ths following aeccunn,
i have been filed in. the off o. Of the Clerk OF
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Tuscerawas county,
subject TO the inspection Of aconcorned and wall "
presented at The next term Of said Cou in pusuance
vof the slaiuie in such cases. made and provided
The final account of. B. Reed Admir- Of Samuel W.
KenTick. :,
Wade.
The partial account Of Henry Mosher guardian Of
q final same q Abrahsm p. Moshsr..
same :. Elizabeth Mosher.
q "a same I" Asher ,Mosher.
The Final account Of Julia Ann Shafer. Administrs
lirix Of Henry Shaffer deceased. N
Partial account Of Cyrus c. CarrulluA uAdmniSirator Of
James E. Ham?son decd
Partial account Of John Tresse Administrator Of SAM
ue Shusier decd j.
Final account of Esther Cepslana (lqte Esther SiswJ
Admrx of James II. Slow. decd.
i" Frederick Weible Ex'r Of John Weibls.
I" q John Shank administrator Of Henry Nil.
. g 81 Ter decd. sses N
Partial account Of Elizabeth Enger admiAisiratfix Of
Of Joseph Engler deceased.
:. c. H. KITCHENER, Clerk
Eep ~, lo44 e-yS.W's .s.1 3. sss.s , Y{3
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BUTTER

ia exchange for ecods. b y sio,s {
'Esw fEi3ds Feb. isi 7y
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Special Masters Sale.

Thomas J. Nonhrop. Court Of Common Pleas, Tus-
rs. lcsrawss Coupty Ohio.
JohnB RcyssL John IN ChanesrS
10 Lab, and olhefs, -
I'm pursuance Of decreal order in ilscasa 10 ne d.
III rscted on The 15lh day ofiJune, AID 1888. will
aferiot sale the door Of the Court housen Tuaea-
tawas county, Ohio, .fs. 80 sa4.sS rs
On The ll& day # March, lei4.
the following described real estate to win Lot No. 6v6y
the first quarter Of iowuship len and ysnge three bf
he iract appropriated Cor satisfying military SERVICES BY
he Congress Of the, Uuiied siales.
Sale 10 cohntnce at II o'clock, NJ Of snif dns: iefmG
cash, SEYMOUR BELDEN,
February sih 1914. special InasIers
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cHANCnRx SALE.

CHA NONRX SALE.
Jamss Pearson,
US.
William Parrish & yifeS .s.. t.s
DY virtue Of decree OF the Court Of Comnion Pleas
I'D of TuscHawas county Ohio, TShall proceed
,g, Oa&s llA day Of March. 1874,
offer for Sh6, al the COur: house In Ney Pladephia
he following described real ss,qle wig: Lo, No. u, Of
ection 3, in township 6, Of range q containing enc
hundred acres ATHEkTON'
Mast. Com in CHI y
February 8 ls4t Aus
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Castssteel Axess ss
Il great yarstY Of AXES Of different patterns ant
~ variods makers for sale cheap by M
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-03

$50 per ton. Considerable lots 10 good
shipping order would command SEA so a
SOS per ton.
Fiour-Several lots have been received
during the week, the most Of which was
sent forward. A lot Of 80 bbls. was sold
yesterday at So ga. We quote country
brands at So so Il So 62i, and in some de-
mand; city mills we quote at 81 a a 25.
Lead-Sales during the week amount to
about $500 pigs, and the controlling rate
has been So 92i, although one or two small
lots were sold at cent or two more
About 1900 pigs were sold yesterday al
our figures.
Fidrseed-The demand continues steady
at our last quotation-87i a soc. per bush.
ell.
Bdcon-There is a steady demand for
all descriptions. We quote sides at 81 a
&c. hams 4 a 4Ic, and shoulders at "a Sc.
per 10. The receipts are quite limited.
Freights continue to be scarce; ship
ments to New Orleans are made at the fol-
lowing rates: Tobacco, per lind. 80; flour
per Dbl. Csc. lead, per 100 lbs. loc. bale
rope and bagging, 2oc. hemp, per ton, 81
pound freight, l 5 to zoe. per loo lbs.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET, July 20.
Business remains in the same dull state as is
usual at this season. There is scarcely any ac-
tvity evinced in any article, except Tobacco, and
the transactions in that are necessarily limited.
We have but few changes to make in our quota
tons, since our previous report. The weather has
been excessively hot for the last few days,-the
mercury ranging at SO degrees of Fahren heat in
shady situations, where, for many years, it ha s
not assembled so high. Although our reports from
above are, that the waters are falling, still the
Mississippi, opposite the city, has receded but a
rifle, if any, from the highest point. The proba-
bility is, that the waters will soon sssuage here,
and that the danger of damage from the flood will
have passed away.
ToBAcco,--We are still without any change in
our Tobacco market to report. The demand con-
tinues fair, but with the present limited stock,
transactions are necessarily on a moderate scale
the sales Of the last three days reach about 60O
hhds at steady prices. The sales of the week
amount to about Is hhds; the receipts in the same
time to about 1900, of which, nearly one half
strips The enquiry is still best for bright leafy
parcels, which meet ready sale at full rates, and
for lots of inferior at low prices We quote as
before: damaged. inferior and trashy, II a24;
common % 8, fair to good st 4, fine to
choice al ST; fine Mason county cigar leaf a
cents.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-03
Valuable Farm for Sale.

TNHE undersigned will sell his Farm on reasona-
Il bic terms. 1t is situated in Boone county, Mo,
on the main State road leading from Columbia to
Fayette, II miles frOm the former, and ID from
the latter place; five miles from Rocheport, in
healthy neighborhood at the junction of three pub
lie roads and well situated for tavern stand.
The tract of land contains 800 acres with two i'm
provements about 80 acres under fence and in cul-
tivation. One of the farms has a dwelling house,
kitchen, smoke-house, corn crib, stable well of
water with 40 or so acres in cultivation. The
tavern sand has spacious dwelling 2 large TO-.
bacco barns, we'll shielded, sufficient to house 23
acres of tobacco, good stables, cribs, Kitchen
smoke-house and all other buildings necessary
all new and complete.
| will sell the above property on terms to suit
the times, and will take in part payment good ne.
groes at cash prices. Call on G. +. Wilson, who
lives on the place for particulars.
NIMROD BISHOP.
Boone County, July 9th, l54i. lift
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-03
Philadelphia Wholesale Houses

| The propTietors OF the several Wholesale EStab-
lishnents in Philadelphia, whose names are hereto
subscribed, being now prepared with large and
complete assortments of Goods in their respective
departments, respectfully invite Merchants who
are about to purchase their supplies, to an oxam.
nation Of their several Stocks the prices of which
will be found as cheap any in the Eastern Mark.
cts.
The great increase in variety and excellence Of
| manufactures of Cotton, Silk Woen and other
Goods, expressly adapted to the wants of the
Southern and Western Trade,-the chespness nd
perfection of the various modes of Transportation
to all parts Of the Unon--the ample accommoda-
tons at our Hotels, added to our determination to
please old and new customers. will not fail, we
hope, to command the attention Of Merchants
abroad, to whom this invitation is particularly adj
dressed.
Silks and Fancy Goods.
Morris l.. Hallowell & Co. l43 Market Street,
w. g. r. P. Remington so
Abbott, Johnes g. Co. 1853
doors below Fourth St.
Buck g. Potter, 1l6 d"
Wood, Inskeep & Co. N. w. cor. of Market and
Fourth Sis.
Ashhurst g. Remington SO Market St.
Cope, TOdhunter d Co. l65
Dry Goods.
Burnett, Withers g. Co. 100 Market St.
Miller, Hand & Eagle, l6l " &"
Hardware and Cutlery.
Yardley, Sewers & Co. 141 Market st.
Rogers, Brothers g. Co. 81
Importers of Watches, Fine Cutlery,
JeDelry and Plated Ware.
Watson g. Hildeburn, 70 Market St.
Dickson q Co. s. E. cor. Market and Third SITS.
Boots, Shoes, Leghorn and Palm Hats and
Caps, Bonnets, &c.
Haddock d Haseltne, 10 South Wharves,
w. E. d J. G. Whelan, 1853 Market ST.
Boxer d Brothers, 81
Levck, Jenkins d Co. $50 "
c. L. Ash g. Co. SO
S. E. cor. Third St.
Books and Stationery.
Grigg and Elliott, North Fourth St.
Hogan d Thompson, 30 N. 18th St.
Umbrellas and Parasols.
Wright & Brothers, l25 Market St.
Sleeper, Brothers, 1873
Hats and Caps.
L. Kenton, 176 Market st.
John Sauerbier & Brother, 81 Market Street,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Drugs, Med
icines, Paints and Dye Stu6s.
Tho. P. James, 2l2 Market St.
Potts, Linn ts Harris, 2l34 Market, above Ffth
Street.
Philadelphia, July 9th, 1874. 2O-3m.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-03
70 oil the World WAo use Leather in any Form
OIL OF TANNIN,
Or, Leather RestOrer.
A neW Chemical Discovery.


Most people know, that skins and hides are con,
verted into leather by the use Of Tannin extracted
from certain barks, DC.
When the force and strength of the Tannin is
out, leather becomes dead, hard dry, brittle,
cracked, covered With q crust, &c. THIS ALL
KNOW. To restore then life, softness, moistness,
strength snootiness and remove all crust, fly, or
blIser-reStore the tannin. This substance the
leather never can receive the second time; but the
whole virtues Of it are in this article the OIL OF
TANNlN-which penetrates the stfest and hard
est ea'hor if it has been twenty years in use; and
if it tears easily with the fingers, il imparts at
once strength that is utterly incredible until
seen. Nbecomes like nete leather, in all esjects,
with delightful softness and polish, and makes all
Gather completely and perfectly imperrious to wa
ter--particuar'y boots, Shoes carriage-tops, hur-
ness, hose, trunks, and in fact all things nude Of
Gather, giving splendid polish even higher than
new leather has, and at least doubling its wear
and durability, in whatever manner the leather is
used THESE ARE FACTS
For sale at the Drug and Book store Of Dr. VIM.
T. Snelson, Fayete. Also, at the Drug store Of
Dr.. A. r. Ober, Glasgow.
Fayette, June Sth, 1874. Fly
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-03
Public Sale Of Valuable
REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned will sell, at Public Sale, to the
highest and best bidder, for cash in hand, on the
first Monday in October next, at the Court house
door, the large and valuable TRACT OF LAND
formerly owned by Christopher Morrow, two miles
south east of Fayette, (and now occupied by Hosea
Hlckerson) containing about $40 acres, with val
liable buildings of every description, and so acres
or more in cultivation. There is also on the tract
Salt Spring, or we'll, with valuable fixtures, from
which Salt has been successfully manufactured for
many years, with never failing quantity of fine
timber convenient to it. The above land will be
sold in parcels to suit purchasers-and the prin
cipal portion of the money arising from the sale
is due to the branch Bank at this place-there is
but little doubt that an arrangement could be made,
for the payment Of the money, under the usual
accommodating regulations of the Bank.
JOHN R. WHITE.
Fayette, August Sd, 1874. 2l-2m.
democrat Copy)
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-03
ST. LOUIS, july %,

ST. LOUIS, July "a.
REMARKS-Since our last Wednes
days report no changes of much impor-
lance have been observed in the market.
The number Of boats arriving from above
have somewhat increased, but they bring
very light caIgoes, and the aggregate OF
receipts during the week have but little ex'
ceeded that oil previous weeks.
The rivers above are yet high, but con-
fined within their banks, and in fine boat
ing condition. Boats which arrived here
last evening report the Upper Mississippi,
slowly, and opposite here it is now about
the usual high water mark, and gradually
receding.
To6aceo-The general character Of the
market remains unchanged; but owing to
the receipts being chiefly composed of low
qualities and but few hhds. Of fine leaf hav.
ing been sold, our quotations are somewhat
lower than sales OF previous weeks. Fine
leaf is in active demand, and would com.
mand full prices; ordinary descriptions are
in fair request. Sales during the week
amount 70 2O5 hhds. OF which ISL hhds.
were sold at the Planters warehouse-the
the particulars Of which we give as fol
lows; "a hhds. Passed, viz: hid. at 81
o5; 4 at 90 so 8 IS; IA at So a 40
&c at So SO a 2 IS; 30 at 81 IS a 2 As
and ~ hhds. Refused, viz: 9 hhds. at So q
$50; AZ at 81 5oa s5; &c at 81 o5
45.
AT State warehouse 81 hhds. were sold
as follows: s5 hhds. Passed, viz: hid. a
s. IS; 4 at IS a 5 90; IS at So SIS a 2 So
i7at 81 rs 2 As; and 10 hhds. Refused
VIZ; 2 at So 2l0; Sat 81 500 l 95; ant
al soc. a 81 As.
Hemp-The receipts are very limited
and transactions are chiefly confined Il
small lots at prices ranging from SIS tc
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-03
The SiCk-EeadaChe,
EVher NERVOUS or Bilious.


GRAN attentive Perusdl Of the fouowing uiQ, It
is bsered fully repay all classes Of Head.
ache This disease is one from which arises more
misery to the human family than is generally sup
posed; not being directly fatal it is often neglected.
or persons resort so much to the of purgatives
and other medicines to impair their general
health, and often induce fatal disease. This arti.
Gle, DR.. SFHOHs HEADACHE REMEDY, from Com
stock d. Co., offered, seems TO have overcome
these difficulties While its effects are most pow
erful and immediate in curing attack or keeping
it off, it is perfectly mild and innocent to be
used for infants with the greatest effect and safety.
This has nog been tested by 50 many Of the high
est members OF this community, as TO require no
further proof
If taken a few times in as many hours, when
there are indications of an approaching attack, it
is sure in al to prevent the attack. If used
for a few weeks, the premonitory symptoms grad
ualy subsde, until they wholly disappear, and
never, without some great external or predispus-
ing cause return. If the person neglects to use i,
fill the headache commences, it sometimes cures
instantly but at others The turns will have their
for TWO three times, and then wholly dis
appear.
For sale at the Drug and Book store Of DR.. WIN
R. Snelscn, Fayelte. Also, at the Drug store OF
Dr.. A. r. Oher Glasgow.
Fayette, June Slh, l-44 l2-ly