Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-20
Books, Paper, Stationery, &c,
At the Lo,oest Philadelphia Prices,
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BOONVILLE BOOKSTORE.

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ME liberal patronage bestowed by the Pubi
l. on this establishment enables the subscribe
to make his assortment the most complete of AM
similar Establishment in Missouri which he offer
for sale at the lowest eastern prices. The assert
ment of books consists in part of miscellaneous
medical law and theological books, and the follow
lowing school books:
Parley's LIST, I'd and Sd books of history, Good
ridh's LIST, End, Sd and 18th reader, Eclectic lst Cd
Sd and 4th reader, Parey's common school history
Pleasing companion, New York LIST, I'd and Sc
reader, Goodrichs history of the United States
Frost's United States, Goodrch's childs history U
States, Hae's United States, MarshalIs life Of
Washington, Grimshaw's history United States
Russell's England, Wrt's Life Patrick Henry
Pinnock's Greece, Rome and England, Godsmith's
natural history, Rabbins' outlines of universal his
tory, Tytler's history, Whepey's compend, Mod
els Of English literature. High School reader, His.
tory late war, School bibles, school testameuts
Robertson's history of America, Mitche's geo.
graphical reader, Columbian Orator, The iuvenile
orator, The scholars text book, Readers colnpan-
ion, Introduction to the English render, Moral in.
structor, Popular lessons, Frosts American speak.
er, Abercrombie's intellectual philosophy, Whate-
ly's logic, and rhetoric Blairs lectures We5ster's
manual, Comstock's natural history, and philoso-
ply, chemistry, botany, mineraogy, geology, and
physiology, Coates school physiology Blair's phil
osophy, Omstead's school philosophy, Jones'
philosophy, Jones' conversation on chemistry.
Turner's chemistry, Blake's astronomy, Herschells
astronomy, Olmsteads astronomy, GUYS astrono-
my, Burrett's geography of the Heavens, Olney's
geography, Mitchell's do, Fint's geography.
Huntingdon's do, Woodbridge and Wellard's geo.
graphy, Smiths geography, Smiley's do Matte
Bruins geography, Parley's do, Mtchell's primary
geography, Smiths arithmetic Pixies ditto, Smi-
ley's do. Emerson's LIST, I'd and Sd ditto, Davies
do, Wedgewood's science of numbers, Colburn's
arithmetic, Rays lst and I'd ditto, Pixies key to
arithmetic, Smiley's do, Emerson's do Ready
recknor. Gould Browns institutes. English gram
mar Murray's grammar, Smiths grammar, Kirk
hams do, Frost's do, TngersoIs do, Weber's in.
PRODUCTION to grammar, Murray's do. do, Gentle.
mans lexicon, Webster's dictionary, large and
small, Walkers do. do. do, Johnsons do do. do.
Webster's elementary speler, Towns speller, By.
erys do, Hazen's do, Cobb's do. Blair's gram.
mar of philosophy, Harney's algebra, Days do,
Davies surveying, Hackley's trigonometry, Bon.
nycastle's mensuration, Colburn's algebra Davies
descriptive geometry, Gibsons surveying, Davies
calculus, Davies bourbon, Walkers geometry,
looks pantheon, Cambridge mathematics Gu.
merie's surveying, Ainsworth's dictionary, Lem
piers classical dictionary, Virgil Delphini, Au-
drews' and Stoddard's Latin grammar Gould's
Adams Latin grammar, Halls Latin grammar,
Goodrch's Latin lessons, Walkers Latin reader,
AnthOn's Latin prose composition, Anthems Latin
lessons, Cicero and Salust, Jacobs Greek reader,
Greek testament Valpy's Greek grammar with
additions by c. Anthem, Goodrich's Greek gram
mar, Horace, Cesar, Nepos, Livy, Jose's Spanish
grammar, Boyer's French and English dictionary,
Flemming and Tibbln's French and English die.
tionary, Meadows French and English dictionary,
Nugent's French and English dictionary, Neuman
and Barettie's Spanish and English dictionary,
Bolmar's coloquial phrases, Bomar's Perrions ia
bles, Bomare Talemaque, Recueil Choisi, Bolmar's
Levezacs French grammar.
Also an extensive assortment of blank books,
paper, quilts, pens, ink, rulers lead pencils, wa
ter coors, drawing paper Bristol boards, camel
hair pencils, drawing pencils, India ink, mathe-
NAUTICAL instruments gold cups, pink saucers India
rubber, ink-stands, states slate pencils, copy
plates, primers and table books. E. HART.
BoOnville, Oct. 5th, 1874.