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WILLIAM ) kELk'S
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MANUFACTURED BY
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ufAij2SEGsRje Subscribers have his DAY er-r
- a. nt3 ccparucrship ia: The uuross ot iGn>aeti-
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F1OPA9I NEESET .-Fhs SltSerbsrs .are forrsf g.
- pit1ership t1c The -r ;TI a S-trgrt = Hoss
Eics io to ifNnser;r- sen-= TRY Gors Hc ~ No.
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Ass sue BY Rii'dARiS. CRoNHHiI.E & SHAW
-, sNtni 3; Exchange Pisce
.iiilADELfH,t CfiECks, CiNGHlsis. Se--:5j
RICHARDS. CR0NkHrTE : SHAW.
J-J @''e"'i 81 Exchange tiacs.
VIOLIN SFRINGS.-AH w SPIES 6. -. Aayc JUS; g.
: Soyoi M aYocc Of Nioil StuGSs, Bat cuaty. Tor
low teaieFN. g'eS Pearls j2a
'ARPEis-2 30 pecss ingram Cerpens cor s,;inx
~ t'ertRt hnv patterns.
sale by WELLS y SPtlSG, G Pine 81
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-I.=lA4IINR RGlt,,., EEs.ss.

--,i-:,,7 -:7,a.cF: DacirFREiAE GALLERY III;
ES0aDPIaY. tf SIAIi-@.-S. WITH tf1u-i =
--,.rY ca:nc attcG,ioE o cilff.s aai sif-nsfs ys-
roa--id COLLECTION o. s4s-s-Tafg e Erfsi
s,1-Is q, IN -5rps nom 20 Il ps5nr ou t'7 sa. Sitc
& O. bs-1IIy nd areurgCy OF csiGa1;t"7 5aDct be set
] pi-r t5scp N si .i1is ~ .Fs9thsr, ethe7 WITH n
foj, ,o ca;agI Inc ,rc2s o. w. He rss ie-cs; q. 'h5
st--g-3 t- .he mos. iaG-ne.socatiH fiS= fGsin>S..
T-to -na+a ,siftu:s 81 IL, ete exhibition a.s led ~;
vJs'ei lcf- srrica faT,5a az, tirUsIreaTse !'se
e. yI E7oopirg s1d SsGer asss -hs;i' = i-' ''' i''
N IL g,reio7i;Y ~ hi PortIeii' .i-
81: Nhls sssa; =, ssS c,s ~ -. ,le e. XXX S. y
tEe rity OF .trts can theT be ottziled-
n G-mpetad 2aoar Came as aio t.Sein o. r.. hiicI,
c TGrcsn;s Of its ve7y be- ln3',r "lt9 fi1'='' ~
Cham. fcirn.lg TG.=tcr.zis. Sr. -
5ir " MA -. h.zfa',c:T bei.. tES -. - ~
no rl.nrG4.is:7es % re Dcca=F.adiypt sia.an;' 49,
r,ar a===- 'Ha1 tas- Z. ne .l;i 40 .
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MEDICINES
INPDsTsN'? DISCOVERY
Ssch-rSySr - Co.'S Celebrates
ML-DIi7a II RA ANAtE.A.


,SNr-r- k--lt-.u- ---Grred s--y fUn T>ger> rlFieI
f- f;err sri.s-,on eEd ev7iez fr's RON any ,sfs
I-.,-r,,aT 10 -.sl;h d,.r1vsr! about o1s yssi
ur p f. % M tbo -: tSeei 1,er tfe.tren al ;hs
-tvSri5rS m ~ United StniP5 !or eisHt year;
f.t % te = anprrsn: hora 1i restoration 70 na5 IN w.
v-,- ~ iher1 rrsTcrse irccTeh 1uf Vi2 i
.sre Earse1 medicine S- ss E:ses 's's 'Ns'e W .,,.
hs,. fhs -fsdcae has heen sold w'tr so
g. eEd -ss ue~c- n say 1s.ret tsu = ael yen - in-
isn yr dirccoH=l effect psrf c5rs o. me ,npHlf t
de- szs 20 7tSSIT RI " 5 isusi ti,tS - Is
( .-:.:,S j=yf! TIiiSTEI0 fSgt.a Nm NJ 4 -
- RCi,i., RHEUMATISM. PIIES. shi ,tIs.s;;aS 3
Eli SGT RyY GlSQN!C StlR = 2 I = j., !, II,
t,r-r6NrGiiS DISEASES or PiIfS Or - t;tt Il !.
ARISING FROM w It;l!ipiCllS L5:t, ,. siS:tIt W
~ Az lslPIfRF S'fil't, or THE RiLDi. the e1c5-
s-u-s7e's1 an IL sec-- are t'li7 1r.or;f'ls pnt Us
5o.l 30 - zs.a hy suit zach fornlns .7e ctS
ir-, iza1l: pfo=ei,, ;o-c e:,e ..',s ~ -
o ac-l gzi.s cii;sfc, increasing ne Api.!!e 1o
-aro-- .sfh s user. cSars all ucfate <o!es "a cis
carc more prot1scT. nd a-cdlcinz ~ oe-t'sl ai:ciSs
rihc wcols E-s5p. rrt-S 80 p'cdc1nsa pe'sc' d0'
P-,5n. =ri,e .aii1S = ,boc'd r,fsia eri Re - o..
,,lul.iir. drinks ci lzhly ses1oce4 i2.d Eoi's
cooaai q aPae;.rs opposite ne Crstorl tlcuss. New
vo:s eTd II 20 As.gf House iio s3 aEl ~ S;oHaiE-J
cgrssr E-nzday ard Chaa 10 :. W 80,
aei:5a So 5 E.ena'a't No. IL agS liS GToen..ca
steer No. III and - CherrF 5tsi so IL :.
BssoEiSr : - Slilh ooynrs ei Fai.on .at cEsne1rFI
loyr Srd Aisecc''-, and bT 81 I-r rrc17 .iSS 70 0
D. y. :. ioosro.s. no oa Bs4yr-s Clsoa srildrs'
t;:lsr.i = aoiesa1 and Rctal agent So 4aaby ~
= ~ rlyott ( Sra 10 i.2 NJ N 'e-or -, iseGs-e
yyhois.ssz teea; io- ph,lsdsiph;R; BEsh L Hi.ef.
6 COLBY, No. 81 Pearl-s't7e " }
fnsrr.icaf for king ha sTice greaS nb2 % eeI
iLs .-9~o Ssc-, IA sodira "
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FIRST pt,t,GiUM NEN:-Yohh
DAGUERRIAT IMMATURE GALLERY,
fo...D. If n-nr.l1... 1Ill2 IFul1a street eH:r2ac

z.TnERF r,ay he had 5iINlATURIls which n; sesn;s
.: ri color aad effect. NJ A. times c;I.'eH
themselves and # supcHnr sqlai IN any at n'te
bso. bersofrs aken s'r. g. dos not eh'f 'upagIry i1
S,.ei mn leaves H. pictures ihe criticisms o' l.t anG
in,rc.nt public who, well q rSn=ers rc invited 20 ca
NJ the Caller eorc rnng s;ewheTe, Fche teT ineh1 :
t;o q, not I.enses all cai-s igarrnnt@ 10 Slre
non and ~oioe in most beautiful manner, md 10 "p Hf
ouriineu Sir b. dnes clam snptIiory Deins i.sd y
conluetent and practical Tsrson Token N ell shh n' wfi'
tran a. u. I'LL > 7. v -. ~. .
- Tie American in.ii;.s a7aIicd lF5' PREMIUM q"
VI B. Brady nj the lqta Fax.
!; 19s5gic'oa' s7cr c'''y s''s' ii ''' an II r. Brady
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5ODRNA4.
IearcG.

PORT OF NEw-YoRX...-..-JANUzAkY 80.
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.toe-d G. - t:,s Il o. e

fnSr,rni for king she sIce greas nibor % Ger.
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31

Ever yuut grateful inegi
: 3fsv lilSulTi q UDRSEX.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31
WINTER ARRANGEuENT.

WINTER ARgANGEIENT.
=, FL FREIGHT FOR WHEELING, Va. AND
sif Z PITTSBuRG. PA.-'fhe interigned tar last sir
+S. yer and pfa:aut) zen, for bS5EAs's LiSs
ms CITY 10 Pftsburg. Pa. takes tliis method
% Informing s iieEi and the Pubic, fl having
rBde exis0syc ARRANGEMENTS for forwarding Merhundise
Railroad and Wagons. duI1s The Hn,er Season. 20 the
10 WHEELING. Va. Gelir0re and Cumberland, Nd
20 PITTSBURG via Phiade!phH and Ch-mt-.sbUrE Rail
rJAd Al =Oods sairue 10 MS will be forwarded with
eey. and the lJget ccen' Dtea 10 either o the
above points the Ohio River Also Merchandise and Pack
asas Forwarded ty GREENS Express, through thce oars
from Ba ai"te to Wheeling. MAKING . a sly days from 'S
CITY 20 lthasha-. W.
.ns !liiSirsSs vii BE- cocJ!ur.sst by
N5i. TYSON. 10 .Iss-st y I.
IINGHANS. DOCK < SrRATTpN, psilad.
JAMES WI son, North H-ysari-s;. bet.
HDI.LipAI : !.DGERTON. Cumberland. Sd.
JAMES r. lfRSi I'll 8, co Nh==i.nS, Va.
WILLIAM BiNGHA3i. itis5nrg, Pi-
Coed, rienued 10. The HtreinE Rnlte Shou! ie marked
.sl'- FORK AKA Fssei5Ez Lar, Of Jcnes Htgea.
h.ret.'ere. Nm. TYSON, 10 NFest-st. Ncg- YORK
New York. Jan. Eth. iSi5. Jai5 al MGrchi
FOR .LOND0E-Te. .ail ibe IL cf Febr,:s!y.-The
s Capt. Chadwick XII positively .aii ss uh2=e. #sr
Hzr day. Tor passage, hEy= sl1lor rlnci5l5s.
piv 70 V. : ;. T. T.:pSCflIT.
= lhslr Gsnera P=i.cce . = SoHiast. Ms1sc sHe
- FOR LONpON-HrSatsr Pcefet 81 1t FSbrrlGy7.- =
-. TIE E.e1uc :IFst class fasians P=cEe' snip SiE-
- nIATp&. tapi. GHE6a ark 7gii positively sal
G:.C, h. .eil2r Gsy,aav1E ysrF scsiG- ac-GmfDcg-
isthn, Sr11 ,ntE asii ezfaz fssen-ers. Per
WISHING tp sihlrS sead make ansse aEg.calion 20
JOSEPH Alc:t BRAY.
Il lt9 Pfe-s;-set, C1gHer 1f ssp;iih.
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: ~ NORRIS and t5-sI-1 &. RDiit-ll,TrEk
y aEkANtf 81 i.-ii. - '1ir.iS'.ri1s F"7ir-
..sSSessess. Tpy iiih. ~
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IAUCktsG GUNS.-1ae subscriber haze Js receiyes.
~ large assortment o! Double uBt Siass Barre Duokins
fiun l.5ortei lengths. Also, FOwns tiurs. variety
kinds, aivery low pricss. A. w. SPIES co.
AL Us pea;.strest,
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Stages leave Nii.e,o. po- ya o e Cars and ,2-
yey Pssci-crs .fhica OeEo, HEshaasn', tA-Tnqs,e'
Efnna.iials Niilln-l. il9
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R,E:} >
pnE SALE.

.,OR SALE GEE iPco h1ck iron' lo-i51 5uit 7orss-
: rri !g situated North Fourth stree; Williamsburg;
Long Is!ane beiSs so !ocaia ead 2!saaa.y 'i,uai
in The mo- u1e.s p4, Of LIE VILLAGE .or HAf n1rtic-
il7rs sp5y 70 Aaron Hartman tssnt. u Mubo7y street
5eteee Hste and fs-nd ree;s between s has 81 !. ana
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-31

- ,arsn X j. E.o,rn NJ TIE Carroll Mil; ;3-5tfsr
with M machinery i,a 2 +. lam. IaI = = - ,0,H iss VI. q
itt ,ra ,s cries high and a5- 20 feet long and . is
10 ,s iacd +. we'll situated and ether hHiiass MAJ s
,,.,,;, arecial nonn H. The ;; npsrrt1n
ard en- e Jeliysd t'a ifi jarurTF nsy, 'rnsa taa pre-
ro-, sr .rnI-o- tuaiy ~ Patterson 70 Thomas '''ss;
:. -. No., T.rs 10 - =. CARY 81 Pineft - 5sa'yu
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-02-22
Fayette, August 9th, 1914.
Now Fall Goods!

TgNHE subscribers have just received from Phila
4 delphia, and are now opening, an extensive
assortment of Fashionable styles of FALL AND
WINTER DRY GOODS, consisting in part Of
Pilot and Beaver cloths of various shades,
Wool dyd black cloth and cashmere,
Tweed and fancy cassimeres new styles,
Black, blue and steel mixed satinetS,
Kentucky Jeans, of every quality and colour,
Plaid, striped and plain linseys,
Alpacas and Alpaca Lustres,
Aerinos of various qualities and shades, to
which we respectfully invite the attention Of the
Ladies.
Black, blue and fancy cold Merrimac Prints,
Gala Plaids, suitable for children's dresses,
Also large stock OF Fiannels,
Donestics, Osnaburgs, Ticking, Sheeting,
Apron and other checks,
Green and blue blankets, for over coats,
A large assortment of various qualities OF
bed blankets, also general assortment of Fancy
Goods, consisting Of
Ladies and gentlemen's cravats,
Picnic, silk, and kid gloves,
Linen, linen cambria and silk Hdkfs.
Bonnet, cap and ludeslring ribbons.
Ladies and Misses woTsted hoods, together
with a large stock of carpenters and builder,
Hardware,
Axes, Collins and Hunts Ky. pattern
Hatchets, Hammers, Shoemakers Tools,
Butcher Knives, &c,
Butt, Table aud Brass Hinges wood screws,
Rodgers pen and pocket knives,
| Knives and Forks, Scissors and Shears,
| which with an extensive assortment of Boots
Shoes, Hats and Caps, makes the most complete
stock Of goods ever offered in this market an
which we will be happy to show our customers
and the public generally, at such prices as canno
| fail to please the most fastdOus.
'N'' " r''0O JOHN D. PERRY & Co.
Fayette, October 18th, lS44.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-02-22
Rheumatism, GOut, Contracted
Cords and Muscles, &c,

Are prevalent and common diseases. The pructi-
toner of greatest skill, if honest, generally
shrinks in despair at the prospect of governing
aud graduating these diseases. His remedies are
generally palliative, and the patient feels happy
at any relief from his torments. If his family
doctor gives him any hope of cure, it is at the
end of a long course of medicine that is to act
upon the system, or at the expense of drawing
from the arm his life's blood until, if cured, which
is by such means next to impos sible, he has not
enough Of "ie left TO be worth living for" How
important then, that remedy to check, control,
and eradicate Rheumatism and Gout, to strengthen
and extend shriyeiled and knotty cords and mus
cles, till nature and health again has sway and
control. Such you moy rely, is the effect of the
NERVE AND BONE EMINENT, AND IN
DIAN VEGETABLE ELIXIR sold by CoMsTocK
" Co., and true only when they have their fac
smile signature on them. How happy the dis
covery that the Elixir Drops taken internally
operate specifically, and directly upon the affected
parts, while the Lniment rubbed on externally
removes all soreness and pain, and renders the
patient at once comfortable and happy. A few
cases cited below, which are fully witnessed and
authenticated, will do more than we can say to
convince of the truth of this; but the use Of IL
once will dispel all doubt, and make the sufferer
its most efficient friend. 1t is the duty Of such
to recommend it to other sufferers Will you do it!
For sale at the Drug and Book store Of DR.. VIM
f. Sneison, Fayette. Also, at tie Drug store Of
Or. A. r. ODER, Glasgow.
Fayette, Dec. 18th, lSi4. 12-ly
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-02-22
BALM OF COLUMBIA.

ORA YOUNG GENTLEMAN, son of r. NJ.
MeIgs, Esq, one of the Oldest and most respecta-
Bile citizens Of Albany, lost his hair entirely. He
used one bottle of the true Balm of Columbia,
from COMSTOCK d CO., and now has head
completely covered with a full flowing crop of
hair that curls most beautifully. Think of this,
young men who worship lOug locks so much, and
apply at No. 81 Courtland-st where only the true
Bal5am may be had. The propretors absolutely
forbid any statement of this kind ever to be made,
strong and abundant to article not to require
sustain them. We only appeal to the reason and
good sense of intelligent people, and want no pa
tronage from those who cannot appreciate truths,
so fanciful or false themselves that they
suspect any statement we make 10 parake of
tEPSEVERAL persons have been imposed upon
by miserable counterfeit of the article, and il
will be necessary in future to see that the name of
CoMsToCK d. Co. is the bottle, and that it is pro.
cured at No. 81 Conrtland-st, New York
]. A. COMING, Esq, of the firm of Cowing,
Richmond g. Co.. merchants, No. 10 South-street,
will fully confirm the following:
A Lady in his family was fast losing her hair
and tried many other remedies without efect-when
Mr.. c. procured from 81 Courtland-st., bottle
of the true Balm of Columbia, which staid the hail
firmly at once, and now by the use of two more
bottles, thick crop of beautiful hair is grow
ing cut finely Letany one who doubts inquire as
above.
For sale at the Drug and Book store of DR.. VIM
r. Snelson, Fayette. Also, at the Drug store Of
| DR.. A. r. Ober, Glasgow.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-02-22
Eayctte Races.
Spring Meetiag--lS45.

The following stakes are now open to be run
over the Fayette course, to name and close on
the lst of March, 1915; the rules of said course
to govern. The winner of each stake to pay for
advertising.
sweepstake for yr. olds--sub. $50, S25 for
felt mile heats, to come off on the Sth day Of May,
1915, three or more to make race
A sweepstake free for all ages sub. Sl00--S50
forfeit-twO mile heHts-to come of on the 9th day
of May, lS45-three or more to make race
A sweepstake for 8 yr. Olds-sub $50--S25
forfeit-two mile heas--to come off on the 10th
day of Nay, l545-three or more to make race
ANY gentleman who may desire to subscribe to
either of the above stakes. will please address the
undersigned proprietor of said course, at Fayette
Mo, post paid. MILTON MORRISON.
Fayette, November 9th 1914.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-02-22

II ME undersigned will sell his Farm on reasona-
Il Bile terms. 1t is situated in Boone county, Mo,
on the main State road leading from Columbia to
Fayette, ~ 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 90 acres under fence and in cul
tvaton. One of the farms has dwelling house,
kitchen, smOke-house, corn crib, stable, well of
water with 40 or so acres in cultivation. The
tavern stand has a spacious dwelling, large to.
bacco barns, well shielded, sufficient to house 25
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 me-
groes at cash prices. Call on G. r. Wilson, who
lives on the place for particulars.
NIMROD BISHOP.
Boone County, July 9th, l544. lift
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-02-22
JUST RECEIVED.

JUDI hECElN ED,
CONFIDENT that those who have favored them
~ with calls are satisfied of the advantages the
cheap cash and barter store affords, they now re.
specially ask a continuation of favor, from Old
customers and invite new customers, who will find
every inducement to favor this establishment; as
the subscribers spare no pains to accommodate.
The stock now offered is so selected as to please
the most tasty, as the styles of goods are of the
very latest fashions and prices uncCmmonly low.
Please call and judge for yourselves.
Muslin dc Lame, Grape do Cashmere.
Chusan, Alpacas, Merinos, Verener Serge,
valencia Pesting, large assortment Of
fancy, black, purple and blue prints,
Red yellow and white flannel,
Canton flannel, Red Padding and Canvass,
Silk Bnd Tabby velvet, black satin do.
Blanket shawls, Nett do, Worsted do,
Wooden do. Muslin de Lame do,
Fancy cravats, Edging, Inserting, Footing,
Black and white fi'd square Nett,
Black cashmere hose, Worsted do,
Lambs wool do, chidrens do,
WOrstel bOnnets and caps,
beautiful assortment of broad cloths,
Demara and plain beaver do,
Pilot cloth, flushing for over coats,
Satinett and Kentucky Jeans,
Black and fancy ribbed cashmere,
Silk handkerchiefs, black cravats,
Silk cravats, worsted do,
Irish linen, Table and Towel Diaper,
Lar-Iawn, brown holland.
Gimps for trimming ladies' dresses,
Black and coIr'd kid gloves,
Worsted, buckskin and cotton do,
Wooden and worsted mitts,
Worsted table linen, Imported yarn,
Zephyr worsted, batting, wedding.
Black and colrd cambrcs, apron checks,
Dleached and brown mouslin,
Fur caps, seal skin do,
Cloth do, worsted do,
A good assortment of Tailors' trimmings, Cord
Binding, Lasting buttons, Twist, &C., with q
great many other articles too tedious to name.
BREMERMANN e. CUNO.
Boonvlle October 18th, 1874
A very extensive assortment Of China, Glass
ana Quoensware, just received and for sale very
low at the store OF B. e. c. :
P. 5. Every kind of produce taken in exchange
at the best prices. B. g. c.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-02-22
LOOK GJT.
CHEAPER STILL.

TElfIE subscriber offers to the public a fresh and
ID extensive supply Of NEW GOODS, Just ar.
rived from New York, which he can and will sell
as cheap possibly be procured in this part Of
the country; amongst which are the following arti-
ces, viz:
Sattinetts, assorted, Bed Ticking, assorted
Lawn, latest; Merrmack Prints;
Prints Of all patterns Of the latest New York
Fashions;
Brown Domestics Bleached do
Fine Sea Island Sheetings;
Fine A Waltham do;
Irish Linens, assOrted;
Plain and cross bar Jackonetts;
Mexican mixtures;
Sup Marseilles Vestings;
Tabby Velvet, gOod
Brown Hollands, Sup. Scotch Bingham;
White and Black CambriCs;
Marshals Patent Thread
Sewing Silk, assorted colOrs;
Sup Black wOrsted hose;
White cotton do;
Superior Pongee pocket handkerchiefs; Black
Italian crava,s, extra; Ladies' Riding Gloves; Blk
Mitts and Nett Gloves; Linen cambria hanGEer-
chiefs; Edgings, assorted; Sap. Parasols; Bingham
Umbrellas, and general assortment Of Hardware
and Cutlery, all of which will he sold very low.
JOEL PREWlrT.
Fovette Auuust 9th, lSi1
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-02-22
FEBRUARY 18th.

Although there are no prophets in these
latter days, what said Of the Senate in my
letter of the 9Th ult. has Just been verified.
That august body, that check upon incon-
siderate and hasty legislation on the part
of the House, has this day signalized itself,
and immoTtalized the independence OF democracy
in Missouri, by rejecting the concurrent resolu.
ton passed BY the House agreeing to receive Mis-.
souri's share Of the proceeds Of the sales Of the,
public lands by vote Of IA to ~, several Sen
atcrs being absent, TIE last general assembly
refused to receive the money, because Mr.. Clay
was The author Of the bill in Congress, and the
measure might have bearing upon his POPULAR.
ty in this State. The Senate at this session, to
be consistent, must reject it again and pretend
that there ave great principles involved in the
DIGESTION. Shame upon such pre,ence the idea
is ridiculous. Every rejecting man in The State,
wing or democrat, knows that it is absolute non.
sense for such body Of men to pretend they
acted upon principle. Tell the people to look
out for their taxes to be raised. Democracy
must rule, even If ruin ersne X
"SAS Ntuleu
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-02-22

A gentleman travelling in the west Of
Scotland, perceived an old man, aged about
so years, crying most bitterly, and upon
inquiring the reason, he informed him bis
father had been whipping him. The gen.
tleman stepped into the house to expos,u,
late with the father for his cruel treatment
of the son, when he exclaimed, "He de-
served it; the young rascal was throwing
stones at his grandfather who is working il
the EsTden!"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-02-22
QUccDsWare.

We offer for sale at reduced rates.
so dozen Liverpool Plates,
so do. common do.
20 do. white granite do.
China and Liverpool Cups and Saucers,
Common do. DO.
5 sets white Tea China, $50 so each,
8 do. do Granite do,
2 do. do. Enameled do,
Soup Turecns, Steak Dishes, Tea Pots, de.
HICKMAN Il ALLEN,
December 7th le44,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-02-22
No. 30.
"wHY DON'T YOU TAKE THE PAPERsr

BY GEORGE B. WILLIS.
Why don't you take the papers!
They are "the life of my delight"
Except about election times,
And then read for spite.
Subscribe, you cannot lose q cent,
Depend the advice is good;
For cash thus spent is money lent
On interest four fold paid.
My grandad used to make his brsgs
OF living at a day
When papers sold as cheap as rags,
And trust was took for pay.
BY grandma, when she had the blues,
Would thank her gracious stars
That papers filled with wholesome news
Were scattered every WARS.
knew two friends, as much alike
As e'er you saw two stumps;
And no phrenologist could find
A difference in their bumps.
Each had farm of equal worth,
A pretty wife to keep
Three boys-three horses and COW,
A dog and twenty sheep.
One took the papers, and his life
Is happier than Kings;
His children all can read and write,
And talk Of men and things.
The other took no papers, and
While strollng through the wood,
A tree fell down upon his crown,
And killed him as it shoull.
Had he been reading Of the "news,"
At home, like neighbor Jim,
I'll bet 4 cent that accident
Would net have happened him.
Go then, and take the papers,
And pay to day, nor pray delay,
And my word heard it is inferred
You live till you are gray.
An old news-monger. friend of mine,
While dying from q cough,
Desired to hear the latest news,
While he was going off.
took the paper, and read
Of some new pills in force;
He bought box--and is he deadl
No! hearty as horse.
knew printers debtor once,
Racked with a scorching fever,
Who swore to pay her bill next day,
II her disease woull leave her.
Next morning she was at her work,
Divestcd Of her pain;
But did forge, to pay her debt,
Til taken down again.
Here, Jesse, take these silver wheels,
60 pay the printer now"
She spoke, she slept, and then awoke,
With health upon her brow.
Why don't you take the papers,
Nor from the printers visage sneak,
Because you borrow of his boy,
paper every week.
For he who takes the papers,
And pays his bill when it is due,
Can live at peace with God and man,
And with the printer too.
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Groceries and Nails.

Boston A. No. l Loaf sugar,
Strictly prime N. o. do.
Rio, Havana and Java Coffee,
Fresh Teas, of very superior quality,
Spanish Float Indigo,
Nader, Alum and Dye stuffs generally,
Mackerel,
G. A. and L. B. Salt, DC, DC, comprising a
full and complete assortment of Family Groceries,
at the lowest cash prices, wholesale or retail.
SWlTZLER g. SMITH.
Fayette, November 10Th, 1874
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-02-22

a UEENSWARE --Granite, China, and com.
$ mon ware, just opened and for sale by
J, D. PERRY d Co.
Fayette. Oct. 10Th, 1914.