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Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-25

A CARD.-H. MoFFETT, House Carpentu and "A Builder, respectfully offers his services To he citizens of Mobile. He feels himself competent to give satisfaction to all who may wish to patronze him Plans and specifications for building all sizes aod descr plions drawn al the shortest notice, and at low charges.
 OS- Jobbng attended to at short notice.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-25

DRUSiIES, -Painter's Brushes of all sizes hO White Wash Heads and Knots. superior ql'ty
 500 boxes Window Glass Of all sizes, for sale b, j-n25 JOHN B. TODD, 1T Dauphn. street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-25

GLASS WARE-The subscribers have in stnre M on consignment, large assortment of articles in the above line, consisting in part of
 Quart Bar Decaniers, pint roi !, ...-f Y Flute pint Tunblers, heavy Bar da,
 Sofa mould Salts, flute oc,agon do, 1 in shell Nappie x, in hnxagnh s'
 Nappier's pillow nnnld Salts
 Table $ s Plumbers, SHuie brilliant & s do Ocagun Nappiers, 9 m 8. :, 6. $ Huted Dishes Cylinder Japa,nied Sunlhrons, Cone. do
 Foot Lamps, Molasses Jugs f Globe Sunihrons, Sc ,Gc. IT. s All of which they will sell very low for cash. janl0Kmo S &IJ JONES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-25

DOUCHONG TEA-50 half chests of fresh ar. tcle of fine quality, for sale by
 rn24 & l & JONES' EEAY-IOo bales Eastern, Timothy and Glover, E k fsr sale by '''
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-25

" the undersigned propr,etors of the Cotton
 w Presses Of ,he city of Moiiir, in order 10 make uniform TARIFF OF CHARGES agree to and blnd ourselves in homo, abide by the following
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-25

0NOTlCE-The Conssnees of the following arti cles per brig Sarah Brown, obtain them by calling on the undersigned .l
 g4 boxes Candles marked w A. Swain
 do do do R.V
 casks Hardware do A. K, Mobile
 box BrOOns do A. B. X Go in n diamond jsn2i ]. c. RYAN. Agent, Is St MchneI-st uA Consignee is wanted for 20 bbls Whskry mark ed Fl, R seward, ,per steam schr Eagle frsm New-Or- leans. Apply 10 SMITH, DADNEY co, jan24U I'll. A STEWART, e4 Commerce-st 1JD C. LOWER, Consignee of sacks Gnano, per schr Fox from Baltimore have the same by ap jan25 plying to Il. A. SCHROEDER, 2e St Francis-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-25

GJ The Subscribers have hand, and ne con
 stantly wing from their Nor hern Manufacorv
 usus supply of fresh and seasonnble oods embracing al
 most every variety of BOOTS AND SHOES, which they
 offer their friends and customers greatly reduced pr | ces for cash approved paper.
 dec27 LAYTON & co, 42 Wafer. street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-25

pHORT0N has removed his EXCHANGE OFFICE to No. AS Commei street, few dooors south of Si Francis, where he will be glad 10 see his old friends and customers. He is prepared to pur- chase a Il kinds of uncu rent Money Will also pur- chase American. English and Spanish Gold, and will sell lhe same at q small commission. ian24 47Kmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-25

PEKCY WALKER. To Messrs C. A. IIoppin, H. B. Gwatbmey, s. w. Allen, Th"s. McGran, Chas, LeBaron, T. San ford. I'hos. W Mccoy, Ed Harrison, Hindinan Bnr"ey'5. w; Lesesne' Henry Myers Jas. Craw-
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-31

AcaUrTrAI OF CALEB ]. McNuErY.-Mr.
McNulty, late Clerk Of the House of Represen.
~taiiyes, charged with embarrassment Of the pub.
lie funds, has been acquitted ii the first case
brought to an issue, which contained three
counfs-the first charging l f~elonioas CONVEX.
sion Of the sum Of @720 oil the money of the
United Sta,ea to hia ossn lse-the second d e.
~lonious investment q sha like sum in property
the third, with having embezzled a like sum by
IOaning Il 10 one Thomas Moody. There are
yat ave other Indictments against him, the trial
ot which have been postponed until the Decem.
Der eaFm Of the Court.-Judgc Dunlap refused 4
motion made to reduce the amout Of bail, and he
" atisi held in $4,000 for his appearance To
answer the charge Of embe1zlement.
Gen. Jesup, Of the Army, arrived in Little
Rock on The 4th July. We are informed, saws
The Gazeite, that he is making a trip Of review
and will visit the frontier, whether in furtherance
cfaay particular scheme Of the Government, q
amply 90 ascertain the condition ofthe militar,
forces employed on our Western border, we can
NOT say. Major lear, Of the Army, also passe,
through that city about the same limo on BIZ
waytc Fort Smith.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-31

81 ~ = SHStN01A9 0&&ItA9 ASFaC-J S~NRh%4
asmssimssi Yesterday ii talked thnss
ssThe Wing had better attend Il its NJ bust.
aeas, and lett alone, OF we will remind isS Ed.
stor Of have mot long aimee published . neutral
papeF ID New Orleans, aud . Native American
paper h Warrington
AZ L Is none Of our business 70 correct the er.
rsrs IL the Gazette, we publish the quolation
vsrbasin, merely to remark, that generally, we
% attead 70 our own business. We did publish
Ameaasal paper in New Orleans, and wc defy
Ae editors ofthe Gazette to find the least politi.
sal matter in Ii We did publish Native Amer.
feAn paper in W~ashiagton city. and We dsy the
editors Of The Gazette to Old religious aassers Ia
Il or anyasticlss Aaa woala wound the essings
afan hsAestf foreigner, even were he not natu.
aalisedi Bss, we defy the Gazette, also, TO say
90 essr published q Leeef0eO papsri When
Jon can uay tAiS Of u, You viii indeed gay aOme
thing eavursi
NIB. We have Lille Ct both papers, ahjcb tia
0aaeese b at liberty 10 lsayA OoaasRhiag GrOsns
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-31

To-day We present our ticket entire and sound,
Hsnn de Governor down TO tho least elective
oGics within our giR under the new Constitution.
ypSU sou Dosc for III Does i suit you'll If mot,
Whist objections have you to III Are the
candidates competent men, and good Wings I
II appsaEs to Us these are the only questions
thna should be- asEed-and, if they are answered
satisfactorily, We should support them, without
The shadow Of an objection.
II party lines are to be drawn--and il up.
pezss 20 be necessary in a Republican govern
ment--if we are % be guided by the landmarks
Of political economy and wisdcm-now is the
time il should be done. The approaching cleo
ton ID one ofths r1oat important that has ever
taken place in our State. The whole body Po-
little ID 70 BE- reshapen-the people are 70 be put
On . neO scent-~old habits and customs are to be
partially broken up-and we are TO strike olt a
fresh trail, that will certainly lead US upon and
ensaFe Us abundant game. Shall we take ad'
vantage Of these facilities, or shall we. by pitt
fal caxil, petty differences, disappointed ambi'
billion, lore Of place and power, or any Of the
other ingredients attendant upon The destruction
Of i Palty, lose the golden opportunity Of onu
present position, and be split into fragmentsi II
depends on the Wing party to say! We believe
If there Is concert Of action, and e 'strong pull
and a pull altogether we can easily carry Ou'
whole ticket Ia this Parish.
Asto the nominees for Governor and Lieuten.
ant Governor, not q shadow Of objection can be
raised. Both good, able and original Wings
they are worthy to take the lead in our party
We shall give them our hearty support, and we
are much mistaken ifthey are not victorious ID
ths coming centest. "In union there &
Strength therefore les ns 90 to work a. 8 banc
al brothers. determined on victory.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-31

A TRUE DEMocRAr.-Judge ]. H. OvertoD,
travelled one hundred and fifty miles in an open
lkif, from St. Landry to Baton Rouge, 10 repre-.
sent his parish in the Democratic Conyention.-
Naichtochss Chronicle.
A wonderful and unheard of feat l-only II is
as common as day lighi !!-therefore, ''blow yc
the trumpet blow !"
TRuE Vines. Several of oar Delegates 10
the Baton Rouge Wing Convention went down
in skifs, and one rGlked some twenty miles on
the road back !-hut, syoi Nv i IL"
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-31

GrBy particular request, we republish the
e~ommunicatioa in relation to the Commence.
sasst ofGrand COteau College. The merits 81
81 inssisatons oflsafning should be widely difu.
~. and we look upon Ct. Charles College i,
ene ofthe very best in our State. Would We could
say we bad mora like il. .sEducasion ID The
main pillar Of cur Confectionery
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-31
Vice Presidents.

The Mississippi Democratic State Convention
assembled At jackson, the capital ofthe State.
on the 9TH inst, and unanimously nominated for
= reelection n. q. Brown, for Governor Wilson
Hemingway for Secretary of State and VIM.
Clark for Tteasurer--all being the present in.
ccmhents, respectively. For Auditor, Jas. E,
Mathews Attorney General, John ID. Freeman;
and for Congress, Jacob Thompson, Stephen
Adams, R. w. Roberts. and jefferson Davis.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-31

05~Thc Alexandria Democrat gives an ac-
count Of an affair that happened in that Parish,
wherein four lives were lost. An individual
crossed over into Ts1it, and reiook some ne.
groes that had been "ruAAof;" and he was pursued
by their owner, o~vertaksgln, and two u each side
killed /! A pretty business surely
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-31

0Fo two weeks previous to Monday last.
the weather here had been extremely hoSFthe
thermometer ranging from 96otolOOo. On Mon.
day we had a tremendous thunder and lightning
storm, accompanied with heavy rain, which has
partially cooled the atmosphere, and the days
arc now comparatively congenial.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-31

B1rThs very dilapidated state ofthe Bridge at
Washington calls for immediate repairs, until
ths new one can be put up. In crossing it a
few days since, we had to make perfect Virginia
fence trackat to keep out Of the holes!
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-31

01~0wing to Rev. Mr.. Burke's indispcsiaions
we are unable to Mitchel'a iits shis
week. We trust no excuse will ba necessary
asxt week, and that We shall be enabled to com.
mencs and finish it withou, interruption.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-31

FATAG AccsDRNT.-On Monday afternoon,
as Mr.. Michael Fetcr ofSt. Francisyille was
standing, IN company with some others, on The
Betcsdsrs or look. out near our landing, he was
seized with = sudden giddiness and ell over the
seat a height of about le feet On his head. Ue
was taken up ass.scsess and earned Is the resi-.
dence Of his hroiher.in-iaw ar. pt.i.ip Burg,
where he roteivei ali p ssii.ie attention. he,
h"warer, died the next day, leaving three young
orphans to deplore their untimely Ioss.--Baton
&eSSs Gesstae W4
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-31

G-The Gazette Is still calling on candidates
for their political ~opinionsl The Gazette men are
curious p~eople-shey ask candidates under a
new instrument NOT yet adopted to say whether
they believe that instrument will be adopted
Does not the fact Of men agreeing to run under
the new Constitution, prove conclJively tina.
they believe it will become a law ? And would
not that man who ahqnld say otherwise betray
a littleness that no hokhst candidate 10 willing to
admit he 10 entitled to Again--if Wing 81
. number Of Wings wish to put questions to thei,
candidates, is the Gazette the proper medium
through which to do i'll The Wing party hasan
organ in 81. Landry Parish. and ! man may Msll
be doubted, when he goes to a paper that HAS
forfeited all claims TO the party, by its abuse OF
that party's p~rinciPles--(if not editorially, under
the gerb Of communications) and by its late stdA
dy support of Locofocoism sLet the CALLED
Jade vince; - But we shall probe these affected
Wings to the very bottom, before we have done
with them. Confident our cause is just, eve fear
nought in adiscussion of its principles ;--bet to
have 10 battle with pretended friends, il tsSthe,
genial nor excusable. However, theyShave
commenced the war, and zoe will scarry 4 into
Africa Lay on Macduf, and damned Be he
who first cries hold-enough 7"
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-31

STEAMBoAr AccIDRNT. The steamer White.
wing. on her way dowll from Naichitoches 10 this
place, burst a steam pipes scalding three persons,
though not severely. as we learn. One person
leaped overheard in the confusion Of the moment
and was SrOwned.-Aisrandr;a Denoerat.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-31
FOR SALE.

AsnA II undersigned, intending TO remove, viii
iss;;SSmm his family, to the city of New Orleans, ohs;ss
E" the Plantation on which he resides, adjoiniSk
the town of OpelouSss, for sale. II contains about hgsl
hundred aFpens Of prairie land, and one hundred arPsas
of wood land-all of the first s9ality,-and has on ia
large tUo-st0ry Dazzling House, and ali n~seossa53
out-housss, He will sell at a very reduced price, and
on such terms a. will accommodate any seaaonabb
person DESTROYS Of purchasing.
For terms, apply to the undsraignsa, or 10 Wa. ii
Lewis. Esq, in OpolousaS.
THOs. II. LEWIS.
opelsusas, July q, 1865
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-31

ELECTIONS IN ULDEN TIMR.-lt was the law
in Massachusetts, in the year l643, that "for the
yearly choosing of Assistants (new Srnators)
the freemen shall use Indian corn and beans
The Indian corn to manifest election, the beans
contrary and if any freeman shall put in more
than one Indian corn or bean for the choice or
refusal Of any public officer, he shall forfeit, for
every such offence, ten pounds, Sc" The usu-
VI election cry-''to the polls ito the pools -,
which we still! preserve, no doubt originated vi h
the party vosing beans; and was, by no means.
an inappropriate e1ordium to preparation for
the contest.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-31
MARRIED.

On Thursday last, Gath inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Du-
four, Mr.. Edmund BstLIARp, to Miss CELEsrB PorIER
both of this Parish-AttG. Gqxstts.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-31

The Washington Union announces the arHval
Of Gov. Shannon in that city.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-31
WING coNvENT1oNATBATo ROUGE.

Agreeably to previous arrangements, the
Wing Delegates from the different sections of
tho State assembled at IL o'clock, on Monday,
the 2lst July, 1916, in the Methodist Church in
the tow,snf Baton Rouge; and, on motion. the
Convention was opened with prayer by the Rev.
Diefinwierth; after which the ConTen,
|tion was called to order by the nomination Of
lJas. w. Elan, of East Baton Rouge, as Presi-
dent pro tenn, and Adolphe Layet, of New Or
leans, as Secretary pro TEN.
The roll being called, all the Parishes were
represented with the exception Of st. Helena,
Washington, Livingston, Vermillion, Lafayette,
Avoyelles, De Soto. and Bossier.
The following Delegates Were nominated ano
unanimously appointed as Officers Of the Con
Iuentian riz-
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-31
83 o 3 3 g "a

% 9S O . d,
A Ill persons having claims arainst she es.sss IT.
N Widow BLAISE BRASSEUR, era rssus
ed to present them to the undsrsignsd and SMthns
who are indebted to the said estate, are hereby n6tiAN
that to avoid expenses, immediate payment 10 reqdsst
JOHN COOKE, AdsaiaissrSfwi
opeleusas. july II, ls45-4t
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-31

N0gB9n.

09g893.
"A Ii persons indebted to the ssset0 Of JJOhE
GA WAGNER, are hereby requested 20 nsks ~
mediate payment to the undersigned; and shcs having
claims against the same, are requested TO present ter
for classification to the Undersigned.
COOKE & KING, AdmiMstrstsrs
Opclousas, IL july, 1s45-4t
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a o g q g 3 ,

a . 8 8 9 3
VWHHE undersigned earnestly requests all psrseas W
m debted to him PRIOR to the let of March, to call eps
settle without further notice-aRd all persons HAVING
against him TO present them for payment
NATHAN GI9BEKl
Washington, May 9Th. fs4S-4t
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-31
oT1cE .

NOTICE.
' ME eo-partnernhip existing sndsr the aans
BATAILLE & BIeRY, expired on the let May, 1854
but has been continued, BY mutual consent, until ts
Goth June, ls45.
All persons having claims against the Arm, are y
queated to present their bils and those indebted y
them will please cali and settle Immediately.
H.. BATAfLLE,
July II, ls45. r. C. BATAILLgs
P.S. The cO-partnsrship will hereafter be continue
under the namo and style Of BArAlLLE BIo,a S.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-31
NEWS ny TIFF BOAT,

We are indebted to the officers ofthe cyril
da" for late city papers. The tlrilda leaves at.
Q o'clock this morning.
The last adyices from .Ncrico we consider ct
ties the question of the continuance OF peace
with that country. The dates from the capital
were te the 2sth ulti and although the annex
alton / Texas and the intended march of Amer
lean troops to the line of the Rio del Norte was
known q week before, yet we hear no talk Of a
war, or movements indicating belligerent inten.
siOaa--Balletia.
American citizens are much prosecuted, and
are leaving the country. Congress has been
Ecalled together, for The purpose of considering
the all important question of Texas, and other
matters. From their deliberations, we shall
learn what is what.
From Teras there is very little news. In the
Convention, after ratifying annexation, a reso
luton was passed. asking the President ofthc U
8. to send troops TO the frontiers. Maj. Donel
sons health Is fast mending. President Jonei
has vetoed the bill to restore Com. Moore to hi
command ofthc navy. The secretary Of wa
has left for the purpose ofefscting treaties witt
the border Indians
IA Tremendous IRE occurred at Matanzas Of
the 9th ult., which destroyed property 10 tb
amount Of 100000.
Many deaths have occurred in NC Orleans fror
sun-stroke-ths weather is very warm. On
death has been reported from yellow fsve'
though the Board Of Health say there is yet lii
de danger ofan epidemic. Anew trial has bee
granted 70 DR.. Kennedy. The Court has ais
decided that the trial Of Hornsby for ~manslaugt
ter shall bc proceeded with, setting aside the oil
~lections ofhis counsel.
A bale Of cotton Of This years crop. has bee
received in Mobile.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-31
Hon. GEO. C. MoWHoRrER.

w. $. Campbell, Esq, of st. Landry, then
nominated the Hon. EDWARD SPARROW, Of
Concordia, Lieutenant Governor, which was
unanimously confirmed by reclamation, and wa,
responded 10 by C. G. Forshey, Esq, on the
part Of the Concordia delegation.
On motion, the following Committee of one
from each Congressional District was appointed
by the chair to notify the candidates Of their no.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-31

We are inhibited to the officers ofthe "Uril-
'da" for late city papers. The Vrilda leaves at
q osclncl this morning.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-31

w. H. Hodge.
On motion, it was Resolved, That the thanks
o fthe Convention be given to the officiating
Clergyman, and to the Trustees, of the Ch.rcR
for the use of ,heir building.
On motion the thanks of the Convention were
given to the officers, and the Convention then
adjourned sine die.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

q 81 cts. per 10. For good sound country packed
and lots in bulk the range may be quoted about as
follows: say for Hams 81 o., sides Ct a 81,
shoulders AZ cents per ID. Arrived during the
past three days 543 casks, and 5000 lbs in bulk
GRAIN.--Buyers of Corn have not operated as
freely within the past few days as in the early
part of the week. and prices have given away
little. The prevailing rates for shelled corn from
the Levee have been 80 40c. per busbel for white
and 40 al for yellow, though we heard of some
sales of very prime above, and Of inferior below
those prices. Some sales of corn in the ear have
been made at SO a SOC. per Dbl. Oats command
% 30c. per bushe in sacks, according to quality
In bulk they are worth about 25 26c per bushel
but there are few or none now on sale. A further
lot Of 5000 bushels wheat has been disposed of at
S23c. per bushe.
HEMP.-There is an improved demand for west.
ern, and the rates have advanced. We notice l6l
bales dew-rotted at $Sl, az bales do at So 80,
and 8 bales water rotted at Sll2 so per ton.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

DIED.--Afler short illness, Of scarlet fever,
on the LIST inst, at the residence of her father, in
Howard County, MARTHA ANN, daughter of
Roland and Mary Ann Hughes, aged six years, two
months and twenty-five days
Thus has most lovely and interesting child
been torn bya mysterious dispensaton of Provi-
dence, from the fond embrace Of her parents. at u
time when their hopes and joys were gathering
thick around her. and when all the charms of life
seemed spread out before her. The intelligence
and buoyancy Of spirit, the artless innocence aud
affection, which she ever manifested, rendered
her an object of the tenderest interest and regard
wherever she moved and forcibly recall to the mind
the precious words of the Savior "Of such is the
Kingdom of Heaven" And while her parents and
relatives feel that "there is no sorrow like unto
their SORROW" still they can cherish the blessed
assurance, that though this tender and lovely
flower is removed from earth, yet it is trans
planted to flourish forever in the garden of God.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03
New Spring Goods.

HAVING lust received and opened new and
l. L fasmcnatla stock Of SPRING GOODS, we
can, with perfect knowledge Of the demands OF
this market, say TO friends and the public,
that We now offer to tAeir notice very extensive
assortment, embracing
Cloths Of all colors and qualities.
CassimereS and Sattinetts,
Fe!vetS and SattineS,
Vestngs Of all kinds qualities and cOlJrs.
BleRChCG UUmeSticS,
81 Al and 81 brown pomeStics,
An extensive supply Ci Prints, fashionable
and rich,
Orgsndi and Mourning Lawns,
Csshmers De COssee,
Chumbrey Bingham,
Fancy Silks, ShawlS and Dress Hdkfs.,
dVz. f Handkerchieis,
l piece oil silk,
Thread Lace, Inserting and Edging,
L I%i,e' 3d. 3d. G DO. G DO. d. Do.
Polka Lace ana Lace NeepUtan,
Fine Florence and other Bonue's.
French Bonnet Flowers,
Do. Sprics,
French Whale-bore, in sho:t, We have all ar
tcles usually ca led for by the Ladies', and all Of
which we will ST on tie best terms.
We also have an extensive assortment OF Hats.
Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Queensware, Glass
ware and Groceries, best Loaf Sugar, New Or
leans Sugar, Coed Rio Coffee, lmperiul Tea, Sugar
House Molasses, Rice, RaisiRs, Indigo, Nader,
Pepper ard Spice, No. Mackerel, best James
River Tobacco, Shot. Lead and Powder, Nall.
Brooms, Buckets and Brushes, all Of which can be
had on the very best terms.
The above goods having been selected with great
care, we can confidently submit the supply TO our
friends and the public, with the assurance that our
prices will he as low as any other House in upper
Missouri can, or will SELF we therefore invite the
attention Of al. Very Respectfully,
KUNKLE g. KRING.
Fayatte, April 9TH. lS45.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03
A Card.

I to his friends and the public that he has
recently purchased tie stock Of DRUGS AND
MEDICINES Of DR.. A. R. Ober. and will here
after conduct business at the old stand. a full
a. sortnicrt Of the hest articles will be kept con-
stau.ly on hand and customers may depend upon
prompt attention TO all orders. The attention Of
practising Physicians is par iculary requested to
his stock and especial attention VII be paid to the
putting M If tier cs-riplI1ns.
Thankful for the present liberal patronage, tie
subscriber respectfully solicits a continuance OF
the same. o, HENDERSON.
GLASGOW, April 5ih l%i5. Aft
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03
SwitZIer e. Smith,

ID ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the
IN public that they are now opening the largest
and most desirable assortment Of goods they have
yet had the pleasure of Offering, embracing a full
supply of all the articles called for in this market,
and which they pledge themselves for sale at as
to,o prices any House above st. Louis can or wtH
sell goods of equal quality.
The attention of our former customers and the
public in general, is earnestly invited, as it will
be no trouble to show goods aud let the prices sci
them. SWITZLER d. SMITH.
Fayette. April 10Th, 1915.