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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-29
TABLE OF RATES.

AT Meeting Of the President and Directors Of the RICH
MoND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, on the l5ih day OF October.
isi5, the following Table OF Rates Tor the Transport
taton OF Passengers adopted to take effect and
after the Is DAY sf December next, until otherwise
dered by the Board.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-29

- given TO repscrnt The Ins-ssi-
bic Precipitation. Il 10 the srvsi eve
esatioa fsr Ne Inquiries of tAs body
ID wii - noticed hat . thea eioedy
a,si isssss troa al poA.as e ~ ssr-
nee. which i.dieasss thai III psrspi
ssstss aswsu.isassrscsetlv wksa ss
ass IN bsakA sst eeasss wksa ~ arc
sch. Life cannot Be sossaised With
cat L. II 10 thrown OF fioa H. MOOD
~ osker jsiess ef ths BODY. and do
poses By this means, of nearly an the
impurities within Ne. The blood, By
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SANDS SARSAPARlLLA,

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IN. Do
PURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR HABIT
OF THE SYSTEM VIZ:
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NoRTpERN
ADVERTISEMENTS.
HANDSOME CARRIAGES
MADE TO osDEs go
W. Carriage Factory,
W. 3aO Brsad street.
VIE .aeInes has removed h. Csmase FACTORY to new
opposite to the stat. bank above bust
TO order at short notice. the beat syn and constantly hand
Those wanting any thing IN his line invited to cali before pa
Newark. ~ J.--se I5Sm.
TO SOUTHERN ANO SOITH-WEsrERN MEH-
GRANTS.
A LBANl STOVES. The subscribers, having
n made extensive Stoves all
their variety and having completed OF patterns
prepared TO orers Cor Ala Trh, and Boiler Pro
nism and Boiler Elevated Oven Cooking Air Tight Air Tight
Statue and Faror Boz pac
Also Stoves and Kitchen hollow WAR an Copper 'sa
Tin Furniture. Russia and American Pipe, &c &C
Their arrangements for manufacturing such that they
eonndent they execute orders lower than other
Warehouse street. Foundry
Quay Market he'ki"er and Lansing sreets .
Albany, New York Oct. 10Th, isiS. oe iI--ism
MOUNT IDA SNUFF MILL, TOBACCO
1VH AND CIGAR MANDATORY -wAREHoUsE No
1875, iNER ST. TROY, uplostc the amtrat Wharf.-The
undersigned has during the removed his smut Mil and
Mandatory To the city Of Troy the at using water
power of greater magnitude aud supply Tie
prepared 10 with despatch orders uun Tobacco and
any climate without becoming heated losing its
Tune Warranted equal the approved
manufacture offered sale Al the varieties Of and
hne-piain scenedn bulk the ba jars boier
a
THE TOBACCO, both for chewing and smoking anuhetu
exclusively J dC of choice flavor and quality The snok
ing Cut rs hne Chewing all 70 well dressed frsH
shorts aEd d-sf aud in this alone different
other manufacture.
CIGARS from - To- SEQ per thousand from
Havana Cuba for's and other Tuhacco style of
Resaa la Norma ranaea &c at prices below Other
ufactory.
list 1t Rnisood Brecs made conform
which pcdrrs vending product
through the county prepared or distribution, aud viii be
nshed on application
Goods delivered NV
boan Of canal depot Troy expense
OF carriage river freight. EDWARD RoOMe
Troy, ~ " October TO- lst5. lily
G. ASTON. Wholesale Hat Manufacture. No ~ Liberty
"A street Newark n 1.-The subscriber directs attention OF
southern and Southwestern Merchants his celebrated establish
ment WHERE he manufactures unrivale Nuria
Brush Plain C7ssmere and Sporting Hats Of all kiRds Also
Bows and ehihrens Fancy plain description.
lie will make obeetto buy
should they eail upon
Newark, n. J. Sept s5, Isi5.
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r OOK TO YOUR INTEREST," The sub.

- scribers would respectfully inform their and
public Fener that they have recsedeir s1ppyo
the fashionable ami Other kinds CtDTHtNg
winter nndto which they making additions
weekly, every variety ofdesabr Clicks Coa.Vess
fnnts, Drawers Shirts Collars. iidsf.
buscndcrs e. Grwith which they viii b. lzed 10 ~
In ni' best syr md upon Tbs uOst reasonable tfuts
The they have taken Of
secure goodness and beauty well ey taken
havina bsm made % under The supervision dui
hy and ncatness o g. makes teir peculiarly
desirable 70 scct from n an persons Can and for yourselves
HOOPER CRAFTS Virginia C0thinE Store.
Ho7-n No g Main n
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DATENT SAFETY BANK LOCKS
IL The subscriber would respectfully TIE PUBLIC
that he hl on hand and constantly MANUFACTURING safe
Locks OF every description for HANKS
PRISONS, and Talent PAD LOCKS Rail he
warrants NOT to get out Of order [AND FURTHERMORE
THEY CANNOT BE PICkEDl An orders thankfully received
and promptly attended to- at his Bank Mandatory New
ark, New Jersey. 6-6m u. T.. JONES
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

f'fafHi #H stHa uaiaH. !,
l5sj 10 ~ sdsass lts..isafy. ~ il
~ 80 ii'ea sslsias taiossY ~ au,snsu
y ~at stfse.isd ~ bsHiffe tsau ~ ~
is6srap's Pfssldrnet il 49, restored a
Eve ffafs, piists II bas ssff since fsa.ais.
- Now ibs iatsu ss1 kNla~sn ~ JsE
sf.oa wotii A. ell ~ tss.a inie fsatisa
nafs hHHhR &C. hnf ffsf a D. gsues,'s "A
HHfsffilaa Thspaftsa .sseis.i ii.sf sil
IRE lffsn tteatl sfilf .fetae,l C,as,
Htf - fatfsfsa So tist safb fesmss
s'.saH tssfflfe fIs fseaa. tal siais ~
49, fle hsne. ~ s'ffafst a 49, psft sa8
fret ftf fFF.HH Ffsgtf ~ fr.s eaFg I,al..s
e. fs.tsses ~ ~ ta8saGfy fiis tsrg &C.
Eli.af hR slfteast.f
SET #t9f So f.fs aaaav ", Mat a.,
Hia.fsHmHaef n 49, afAsfsa Hst 49,
fenfesfs ~ a4famhtfaa sba.ii H. =.
Raaifd a+ fslai aalrss i easfs,asd ~. -.
faff. H0t slsa ire fseati ~ tte faufs tss.
lhz dfetffst ~ fffI0mhsff 4tsaf.ea
iia elgf u fte tgetsbf ff,mets ~ rata.
'1ltff'oef ~ No. hatatse "a W. Rive.
The lnmf ere ffssied mefsif A. Esfes, -
tleeT N Ieeefdsm8,n, = sigtfattlaa
f'ekta ffre n fnnfamfms. fmftgasn +
re now mafehed IN fl4faohs into The 4
.oofi, aad HERE. vitfeui even ans seliee. d
r aet NJ fefogblttaa NJ the Coufi. after i :
hnfl PIECE Of mammefe. mea. neither an. !,
cr''anding ouf hoguBge mr. asg tl,og h
''e relating ~ oar roontfy md ifs hws n
- turned opl IN masses ~ American eit ~
ms" 90
Ibo' y i' lint almost every barrier to +,
position, fraud and corruption is broken ii
'wn' and the sluiccs NJ monofcbies let ~
nee npop ~ TO cloak md prevent lle lif
o"th oi The Young shoot NJ liberty. ~
NE ftit as u citizen md n lover or onr -,
''ent lorn 81 government. not ns Dy,lf. co,
, care not whether Wing or Demo. cit
" or BON, avail themselves Of what on
'reire 10 be- n defect in onr laws thi,k
wrong and will oppose either or both por
"'t eeHfsP' Az AMERICAN. thu
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04
Correspondence Of the Richn0p
ABOLITION AIEM0RIll

In The House, The reference OIL
rom New York for Abolition ID
'fIct was silently fought and a
yeas and nays only. | saw, IN
ISIS, neither VaIour nor DesparI
the deed was done, faces were u
as before. The vapoury Mr.. Holm
Ell no column of steam: Mr. W
40 aghlsi: Mr.. Barnwrll RheilT
bly, engaged in adjusting bis ~
pocket comb; and your own Og
political transcendentalisln, Oeal
seemed only more than usdalIyl,7
the delightful contemplation o.
genius and political virtues
no "Such tears as patriots Sfed
laws" | heard no such eloqueD'
lions as lsoCrates must have lll's'l
Athens and he received their desip
am sure | saw fifty timeSas muu
lpon the same doughty patrol =
rs. at each annunciatlon IRON
.raph last Spring, while nc "
otes of the Democratic Con'En'
DING on.
Let me, however, ceIeOran.
ones, in whose eyes the p
'und so little grace last "IIl ss.,
ely and positively las memueIi
! their own knowledge exc'uO''
lie Emancipator from the 400,
I'd that he has assigned bun Nj u
Reporter. Need ! say illal n
e most abandoned knaves o =
would call no man so, exco eEr
med observation. IL SbOSD'
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

IL We publish in another col,n,n ),
p'1>pet'us OF The Western Litc,my Jopr.
nal an" M""f~le Reme,c, periodical. = rr
as we are able TO Judge from The HIGH stand
ny " Us P'"Ir'el"rS, and The eminent lite.
rafH character of lis contributors. wor,b, ar
me patronage OF all lovers of literature 49,
we would especially recommend il 10 tho
KIND consideration of the public.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

McDrrElr. I}rvrov. &c-I
pondent Of The New York Ii,
thus: ~" : Nv
The Corolina men are =, Ind nd
'helr hive in pIanning lhpir yat|
"f mischief Mr.. McDlfTie ~
l""l' with II. BarnwpII Rlet
Dnflie looks IN better health mi
Ieft here. and is no doubt able
and conclude his incnndiarv p,1
heaven the cmn,rv NAV npnl
WIN u worse fanatic than lbBm|
ny nature a madman, and byh
one 4; Ia n nervous temperampn
passion TO zeal, and dcpprootedI
to both. Mr.. Benton, who "a
ana who is his master every wIA
nave come here with a daubIedA
lance and health. | do not bad
ms bold front, that even ciircm,
drive him an iora from bis pojlt
2 good hater, and the whole Soul
nnx hate him with that cordiaIfi
'odS so perfect a reciprocity that
'fpald with principal and inter-
q the mean time, Mr.. Calhoun
I'VE out that his continuance ID d
VII De q point Of honor with thea
nhl IN the same breath that Mel
nllrely in the hands Of his fd1
'enton's friends say tie samed
OF him, and all, alr
'eur eyes fixed upon events IEd
their own personal promOlni
cllons-or leaders of factions
e nothing more. are likely toH
nusement for US here during D
sslon of Congress.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04
TO PHIN TTHs.

a printer, n steady AL ia,iasffi.
QUE habits, eaa Rst . psrmaneo, siiu.
altar 10 Ibis o0iee, ; making imms.
diafs application. Cur etflangsm
w,II obl,re ~ ~ nm,e,na The fact
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

II Is reported that Mr.. Polk has declared
:" 'a'or Of Calhoun and his land of noa
nus and swamPs We meg lod Off, Car.
~ out IN full the free-trade. disnnion d.
II Hurrah for Pennsylvania and New
York. ConstituiOnalist 0 ne"
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

. W. efs Isfetfs.l r. fHr fEfs sffssfr
r oar bIest ata't ilsar. f,fa .l.p taa
~ ~ ~ jfnrwaasa Hffabsa. faa
sh.eh W. lelta is f.las.a1 feaa
On ibf ~ latf y fsefes ~ a.p Il. sf.
i'o1 u Sic ChaaiIefs est ffl#hed .s Mes
ifo ~ taoa'r7, b. afdsrsf a4aH Asas.
Htp waH ~ 30 msf4tt ags.ati Psfeiss.
wi'h soUe oou0 men The Ctamisfs ffa.
iftifd HNsiD+t NE men 8fe. and aiso naae n
proclamation 70 me- iablbfaof, of fbe 10.
fuliir, which we're about ftieo rslf.tsI
when by 90 ofdef NJ Caoal.yo. "a tfe mint.
my pfesses n Mexleo were cle.ed. exeert
ihe ofran ~ he tyWbf, he Di1do del o..
'efus The augmented The excitement
~ Tie morning of tbc 9Th. pntIlr leflog
hurst oni IN n renfmt rise. An the more
fpeciable eilRens marched. arms in hand.
g The Talace, and demanded The surrender
y Cannlzo, giving him two hours 10 federt.
'anaIizo, not wishing 10 yield lameIy. pre-.
Hfed 10 make q soflic NJ Tie head af Lis
r"op', and calling mon :ben To follow .
m one Of his chief officers replied. "hc =
.aS not The soldier Of a tyrqnt bnl If tine y
nIioo," and shouted, viva Ell Consre.ola u
hlch was echoed through the ranks. lie II
zen surrendered, on condition that he %
'ould have a trial. ~
Inc p"pnlace then proceeded TO The town ~
mise took The pnriraits of Santa ANN q"
ON the Aeunlamlnto, dragged II through -
@ streets, destroyed his famous statue IN "a
@ public square; then proceeded 10 the ~
ln'heon OF 81. Fernando, where SANTA
mas leg was inferred; took out rhe ON. ~
lined leg and kicked it through the street VI, u.
fuebIa similar proceedings were had W.
Vera Cruz, on The 9rh the authorities Wv
,Iared IN favor of Congress. The nor. W.
II OF Santa Anna was DESTROYED. The l1'
ouIace shouted death 10 all fine friend, oc :"
MA Anna, and were only restrained Nh"
N executing This threat hv an assurance resi-
he Conmandon, thu, ii, ,,,o.o.,,. here
sons should he bani>hcd from Vera Croy any
'fiy all MexIc" has enlisted agains, ,be al
'nf. Santa Anna, hv last accounts -. ), c'tz
ot Qu'retaro. The impression j.. tia, a no
very few days his head will fall. IIe NOR
by determined enemies. who
not permit his escape. Prac
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

0"NGnEsS.-Dr. Duncan of Ohio has nre
scented bill for establishing one uniform
gay Tor the election of Presidential ELECTORS
!" an The States. Mr.. johnson offered .
resolution Inquirng into The expediencv or
amending the present Naturalization ovs
"r' Huntington called for a copy of the
correspondence between our yovernmeo,
and that of Mexico in relation 10 Annexa
lo" IN the House, Mr.. C. J. IngersoI Of.
cred Joint resolutions of the committee 80
'Fe'sn affairs for The annexation of Texas
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

- " The house of the Secretary of Tho
i'e"sury caught fire and burned up his re.
Iicatlon. Puo'
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

oessF"' has The following synopsis of Con.
g'esslonal proceedinps:-
ThE TARrFr.
hr lNGEeSOLL propo.cd, in tho
''"' ~ u heSnlnton, that there >hould lao
summary change Of HE Tariff of 1919
or such parts Of it rs cnnHicteJ with H."
REALIZES IN force with Foreion Go,,oro
menlS. and Such portions of !, =. ~
nee'neo oh"cIIona 'e,--AI.o, that there
ne a nominal duty imposed npon Cree
H""'S' WIN the view OF getting at the
exact amount imported
ne speaker decided that law oc ,bo
,and could not be amended in tho faro, a.
J"lh' Resolution, aud suggested thot ,ho
nf,n'o'lon he made one ofn1niry
Mr' lngerSoIl desired The InnSa !, ~
oerS'and that he introduced The snbiec,
upon his own responsibility.
Personal = asked some one near him
Ief'aInly," answered Mr.. Inversnii
ana nc any where" (great laughter ~
ne resolution was aman ted inn, on, or !
" = y ana then being objected to was }
THE TARIFF AGMv! ),
ne 'n'roino'ion, BY Mr.. Phe,ix Of +:
WV YORK. Of q Bill proviling for The 70 n
'>>'o' OF an'les on rail road iron in cor n
~" cases led to a showing or b,nds !, Sc
- etn''", question of The Tariff The
on intended 10 be exempted was a.
80 ,'''' could MOI he constructed pplcss
Y "''l PaSSeh.--Mr. Phoenix diSavow,d
y EMMY TO the Tariff or anv a,,on,,, Fl,
ut'' !, Gown by attacking il in de,aiI ri
MI B'llack Of Penn. (Iorol onno 'at' - We
' ,e'n as conflicting with the Tariff Ac, ISL
'o+S the
n. Mr.. Charles J. IogersolI demanded no as
,;r" u ""gS i"r the purpose (he sai.A orI Ell
~ now Massachusetts npd ,,,tar 40
,oai men stood on nronosi,;on - bly,
~! pr" unto the Tariff Ac, or Ie40t poo
".In repeal would take millions fran, pol
'n"G''l"us portions of The peonlo !, see
.; m"S ~ iavor of modification nf 49, the
-" "a same respects. hut jntim,,ed ~, gen
.">.''"" 10 any meidino with co,,j ~ no
. ana quoted IIudbraso- '''"' aug law
~ What troubles do environ ton
~ "''" mat NEEDLES with cold iron p. an
MI m"rr's regretted thai the a,,,ct :, az y,
10 IL" LII mnI' ne made on Pcnnsylvan,, -" ~ "po'
he House that Pomna' 'rn upon AL sides crap
and he Eelevod -. '"'''d was aSSur. vote
James X. Polk NO. ,'oct exception, goin,
ion. II AIahnn,o ne ,Tlend OF Pro- LIE
T States wen, c. .'"u,n Carolina and Jone
nSylvania did ,ot 0evFhne Tariff, fnunt
q. but voted in ,o,J cI 's o'ale was de- recIy
we're told and snn, 81 '",h' as the Peo- of tn
'PoSeu' Tor Tariff The /.
r. Bidlack Of ponn, find I
ance as 10 The savanna wanna gave some as Re
rican Rail Road IpeI'or quality of The m
1t SAVAGE Iyor non made by the wou
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04
CONGllESS

The Republican Banner. a,livile. Ten.
oeSS'r' has The following synopsis of Con.
gTeSsiona procepdinus.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-04

~ liln.o
I'm 80 '''n, -Hai ~
e n'"'', l'.awsi,n
hFts'ans 4 a. 49,
- f~w illsi 49, !.
sa' li's assiA
go : ltarsysire'
isfstts.
Ihs iseis, istuts
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'Asl f''s 4 a m~,a
'''1 go misgt,..
rh fs
'ils ~ ~ No.
4ssi 49,.
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fet go a i..s.
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r 80 swnfiafsu \
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'ifp ne afssf.sa ~ Il
wssr sgssys.
r. s'''d y sst.gtg.
ol'''t n Ausf |
ff flv wmea
''sei 'bti ile lpy. 49, i
80 hail'tta NJ s
4 or'iliffa w.
~" afia t'Ht n a.
'f'l' v . mn. wtfbam i
.4'l ~ evil a'8'tgot
MS depsol On ilia
lu* ifnpit4fa.f ak
win sod ffue llsstst
." aef of soGer win
= nod hfmnr fof N \.
~ welfare n his count,
siod'te that ioestim,b
/ gov rnment whnb NJ
fo'eally won, aol s,rng,
y Or ~ q noisy depan.
lFle - 'pgI' NJ office. h
- ! 'faiion of party. vma
''li2aiely purchase ihe ~,
ignorani. the iaeonlss
tz'roni Of Europe. and H.
w" aud overpower ii. !
'nIry's native and IegilIn,.
INNS suh.#n e.
''"''Fel lnll0flV
er means of oeercomIn,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-27
Good News! Good News!

Rise in Wheat, Pork, Hemp, Tobacco and Coon
Skins. New mode of buying Tobacco. Carrol's
new Goods have arrived-W Whisky, Salt Sugar,
Coffee, Iron, 9-c.-down to summer prices. Huzza
for the cash system, how beautifully it works for
the farmer.
Wheat is now brisk at so cts cash Pork $21
a SO. Tobacco S24 and the rise, or S31 and the
fall. A new mode Of buying so many new buyers
have invented new modes of buying.
We understand Carroll is selling more goods
and at less prices, than all the town besides. He
has the largest stock of Groceries and Dry Goods
ever kept in Glasgow. His % cent Whiskey is
just as good as the 35 cent at other places. His
sacks of Salt at 81 are large and fine. His
Iron at cts. is real tough and smooth, and upon
the whole, his goods as cheap as they are in
St. Louis, to say nothing of low water and high
freights
| saw man few days ago who had cap on
he paid S34 for, at of those old credit stores.
went with him up TO Carroll's and bought finer
one for So
| tell you, one and all, Carrol's is the place to
get good bargains, | have tried it on-there is no
mistake he will underSea the JeirS or GentiIeS.
He lives in the first store on Water ST., sign
"the cheapest store in town." and if ever sign
told the truth, that does; for he pays the high
est price for Coon Skins, Beeswax, Tallow. Deer
Skins, Dry Hides, dc, and sells the cheapest
goods. J. JOHNSTON.
Glasgow, November 10Th, 1915
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-27
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 Joshua Ray, decd, bear
ing date the 9th day of November 1886 ell persons
indebted to said estate are requested 20 make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate Nre requested to present them
properly auibentica I'd within one year from the
date Of said letters, or they may be precluded
from having aoy benefit of said estate, and if
not presented within three years, they will be
forever debarred. THOMAS RAY, Admir-.
November 22d, 1915, 37-4t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-27
NOTICE.

BooNvILLE BOOK STORE FOR SALE.
IN consequence of the death of Mr.. H. N. Stork,
Il who has heretofore superintendent the above
same. To any person wishing to enter into the
Book and Stationery business, the present offers
great inducements The above Store has been in sue
cessful operation for more than FIVE years, doing
profitable cash business, and the only regular Book
Store, west Of ST. Louis, in this State The stock
is in excellent order, part of it having Just arrived
from Philadelphia, and the whole has been pur-
chased principally at the New York and Philsdel-
phia trade sales, at the lowest cash prices.
OIL will either Sell, or Rent the Store, being
situated at the corner of Main and Morgan St., to
any person purchasing the stock.
E. HART, Boonville, Mo-
Boonville, November 29th, 1915. 38-3t.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-27
Go it Boots!

4 say, Bill, where did you get those everlasting
l. Boots. Why at CAROLS, Of course. I'll tell
you what it is, Tom, if you want good Boots or
Shoes, Carroll's is the place to get them. had
shod my folks all round, early in the Fall, out of
one of them old credit Stores that buy their Shoes
in St. Louis, but as soon as saw Carroll's lot
of Shoes, just threw the others away and bought
of him, l thought it would be great saving in
the way of mending. I say, you niger, what are
you grinning at, Ell! I axes pardon, Massa. but
gist looking at dem new boots of yours, and I
was thinking dat if this here niger had one of
'em in de place of dat looking glass he broke last
Sunday. he could see bow to shave heself--dem
boots shine so.
Glasgow, December 18th, 1s45.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-27
Administrator,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that have admins
IN tered on the estate of Joseph Holbert, decd,
late of Howard County, Missouri, bearing date
December 4th, 1916. All persons indebted to
said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against it, to
preselt them, properly authenticated, within one
year from the date OF said letters, or they may
be precluded from having any benefit Of said es-
tate and if not presented within three years. they
will be forever barred.
SAMUEL c. MAJOR,
Public Administrator of Howard County.
December 9th, lS45 3l-1t
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AdministratOr's Notice.

NOTICEis hereby given, inat The undersigned
~ has obtained from the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Randolph County, letters of administra-
ton on the estate Of John Owings, decd, bear
ing date November oath, l645. All persons in
debtad to said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims against
said estate, are requested to present them 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 barred.
ROBERT WILSON,
Administrator Of the estate Of John Owings, decd.
December 9th, 1915. 39--4t+
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To the Afflicted!

The undersigned are sole agents for a fever
and ague Medicine, manufactured and put up by
Messrs. Barron g. RUthwell, Of St. Louis, and
we as their agents are authorized by the manu-
facturers to insure a radical and permanent cure
for that most annoying of all diseases, the chis,
if the medicine is administered in accordance with
their directions, otherwise the money will be re-
turned. Price $3.50 per package. A large lol
on hand and for sale by
BARTHOLOW g. THAYER.
Fayette, November LIST, l645
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A CAR I'D.

tENHE subscriber gratefully acknowledges the
Il liberal patronage received from the citizens
of Howard and adjacent counties, fos the past four
years. Having sold his entire stock of Groceries
in Glasgow, for the purpose Of permanently loc.t-
ing in St. Louis, early in the Spring, he would be
gratifed to have the pleasure Of settling person.
ally with the few, yet in arrears. prior to the first
Of February, as he intends leaving about that time.
He will receive in payment of debts, Pork Lard,
Wheat, Rye, .Beeswax, White Beans and dried
Fruit, delivered at the Store OF J. Manson d Son,
Glasgow. j. MeMECHAM
Glasgow, December 18th, 1916. 40-tf
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Sec Here!

T take this method of informing all those in
Il debted to me, either by note or account, that
have retired from the mercantile business, and
am DESTROYS of closing all my business immedi-
ately. My demands are placed in the hands Of
Joseph Sears, for that purpose, who may at all
times be found at my old stand, in Fayette.
therefore hope that all will avail themselves of
the earliest opportunity of seeing him, and adjust
ing their dues, and thereby save both parties the
modification of a more summary mode of settle
ment JOEL PREW1TT.
Favette December 9th, lS45.