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MARITIME HERALD.


Cleared.
Barks Dankbsaheid SD.shl seyisn ROTTERDAM. We.
Bfs. Joseph Gor6am Kppea B.I6aSoes Wood: North.
sSSs DsS sGSTssy CO saass Tff
ton; GoIneiia Fsnlkea Boston sieop Long Jones'
Arrived.
Packet ship Switzerland Knight from London and Ports
Mouth ,s July 2.,l with %dse to Gtpnell Minum CO.
sp % Ssx GsOEss Bank S
to Sayansahp1t in here to land passengers
Bark Constance Milton 81 day. from lie sho, with md.e,
to master Aug 80 la 20 a. lon 70 s spoke 81 shp
@ hence 70 day passed brig Essex OF Co.
Bremen bark Nina P.ansm.np, day. from Bremen
SH Ans from souae 1p op Boston. 80 INST lat " Ion " spoke
Meyer from sny s fn 9Th
spoke ship Providence Of Providence Aug 81 off Nsnluci
SB S's o'nn'ymede' from New York. bound to St john
Bremen mS bark hsnrsh Wuis,pg &c day; from Breps.
Toa.a from Bremen for B Bait lat w. Ion spoke bark
cotton bs% Aug Of Fryng fs as s%oaI p m..s
81 s" to nS Sp
Swedish brig North Pole Loderhey 90 day. from Stock
s. 81 h IL ssf r. sn E from S,s s.
Beck. seckpole. from MaIssillest to n York
S Williams. St Domingo
Brig Spiepdd Sawyer IA days from Eastport. with plaster
RIIs JuS.opa Russell St9m New Haven, in ballast:
Lat ~ JO Ion H. struck by white soua
away two shrouds Of her main rigging split sails Sc lasted
about 20 minutes. "
schr Abaross Harding, days from Holmes Hole, with
whals bone, TO order.
schr Washington, Gaskill, from Washington, NC, with
naval stores. - -
sehr Benz BiSslow Baxter, from Boston, with mdse to
& Co. " ~
Scbr Daniel Barclay Halsey, from Washington, NC with
wheat. - ~
schr Hs wilkins, Addison virginia wood.
Schr Cook, Conklin, Virginia, wood.
Schr Sage, johnson, Georgetown.
Schr Spy, Lacy, Boston, mdse.
Schr Maryland, Smith, Boston, in ballast.
Soop Nassau, Martin. Virginia, potatoes.
Ship st Patrick, Proal IS days from Liverpool.
Sailed.
Ships 81 George, for Liverpoo Superior for Hull; brig
Sterling for Savannah; scbr Agawan, for Matapzas.
Thursday, from the Lower Bsy-Ship Uncas, for Brazos
Santiago.
Bark Josephine for Richmsnd, lays Anchor at the
Spit = - -
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gysssTs lTsgsl; ssa,ss ssIhs ,sih VI essQlskss We
Asssrss,sn " sss ss.isa efsy ., teypssw Tes vssr
70 ths haad viii be made In any part og TIL. county,
What bos have matured and are beyond the attack Of
the worm are rotng from the rains
The Edgarstown Ga=te says from almost every drec-
ton accounts in of the progress Of the potato disease
and this ears crop will probably suffer more than did
pa IT'S of this island We bushel two Of large size
. few days since nearly all of which rotten and
utterly worthless Potatoes in instances sound at
night have been found in the morning partially decay
ed gentleman from the North Shore informs us that
his potatoe tops which green and healthy on Fri
day the 18th July at lesst one-third decayed on
Monday the Goth He Immediately moved Off the decay
ed part of the tops in hopes to stop the rot but has since
found that many of his potatoes diseased
The Cherokee .7drocate states that the crops in that
part of the country promise an average yield.
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nIisceiIaneoua Record.

BRIo PLaro, Merrill from Bangor for Portland Tor Hava.
~ nog sown .hs ye on the Isl INST got ashore near
full OF water.
spoken.
Brig Sarah Ellen Of Portland days from Baltimore for
Wsfeham Mass, I'd inst PM OF Cape Henry by pilot boat
shig John Marshall, Murphy, Liverpool to Alexandria ooth
seh raquelot Giroude Noa Fri from New orean. for
Bark Mary Hopne. N Orleans for Glasgow July 2,d lat
Chesapeake, Clark, AZ this port from iavrel NO"''
"a SO reported from Baltimore for Copenhagen July
Ship Riga Wise, Maanras to Cronstadt July 2sh lat s
shp Sarah Arsa, Baxter, Liverpool to York, July
n, ship south Carolina Hamilton, Liverpool to York. 9TH
ship Maryland Of Alexandra, London to Hampton Roads,
ship Aefsuder Leeds of and for Bait from Liverpool Sd
Elise from Cardiff for York, Aug l. lat &c, lon a.
Lar e tx Armstrong, London to Boston, July 80,
B5g Mary Southport bound Savannah Aug 90 lat IS
Brig Selma jackson Baltimore to Rio Janeiro sept of
Steamship Csedons, Lott from Boston for Halifax and Liz
shp Epamnondas. Chick Havrs to New York. Aug l. lat
SHIP Deyonshire Thompson. Orleans Liverpool Aug
John Of Poole bound 20 oreians Aug TO- lat 49, Ion IS
Clyde, LNeTool to N Orleans, Aug }, latn a.
Whalenep.
Sid from below Bedford ID, new ship Sarah Of Malta
Cldst Sag Tiarbor I'd ship Thames. Bishop Chile and
AR Hobar, Town March 49, PHOEBE srris Nantucket;
Sth anton Tabsr NIB Sid ih, Jas Msnry, Whelden Of
Arr at Sydney, NSW previous March 30, Danl Web
ter, Of Sag hsrbor oil not stated.
Foreign Ports.
ArrwrRr, Aug 3-Arr James Edward, Webster Havana;
plot Almren, York. Wallace Young, Boston; 5tb, o
"opueose' n York. 9Th, Ontario, Holmes dol Iithi Hat
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Family Proy,s,on m.rL.,

The supplies In the various markets and meat shops are
more than equal 10 tho demand Fish poultry and
tables very plenty and dull of sales Fruit Continues TO
arrive from the South and North and from New Rruns
wick, New Jersey. We at Washington Market
soma pums Of superior quality, at 81 the basket
and others OF fine flavor but OF smaller size at 37 and
% cents Small cucumbers and peppers for pckling
are choapi0 cents the 100 for the former and ~ cent,
for the latter The clerks OF the markets cannot be too
active IN seeing 10 the cleanliness of each and all of them
at this season of the year " ~
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MONTEVERDE'S BILLIARD AND BOWLING
SALOON

NosBARCAY STREET, three door. below the Anne
spectfay this public in general h h
e has 0 s0SS Ss,S rb
s snS the think; will be select
ties bach gentleman visiting the above .hmsn VIII
be furnished nS with private cue and apron for his especial
billiard exclusive themselves the bowling alleys
sy inc Ss sS sss
best OF attendance
Fish o c sSsr G"xyas Tuesdays and Saturdays
seIs: : .s s
set. Bay Gs.emeI ealing for the above al
His B well soe sfd'S ~isS
t1s fsss.: IL
name, not TO be surpassed
~ A''''' o '''' '' f fbs2Sscii; MoNrEvERDE
~ Private the Hall door. aass imsr
HOWES CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
s ssh f0I .nd e m Ron
A:s s h tl s HS. s %
f % @ G9 s oh he fs% :. @ h
18Th 18th and nth during the great Agricultural State Fair
Men md Hos in H Hs
c1S . 70 T., the
TRANS amsng whom the Greatest Female Ridss 81 he
Age recently M si5'Sss 9' Sa fss MAcAnrr
% e s s her
: :as. s sS: @ Ess
ing feature Of the in this country The PROPRIETOR
refer the public the brilliant description given in the re-
performed by this distinguished artistic
3: Nj ESyHs swn fss ss Mr.
among the Performers is the celebrated and principal Ri
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOB BS whose eats on
Horseback the most extraordinary Witnessed
nile act Of Horse by Master Nixon Olympic EIer
Ta~blsI, Mr.; MACARTE. Wonderful Fss,s By Mr..
in their elegant Gymnastic Pastures and Groupings M
Sweet as the Charoteer Of Ph@bus Posturing and Gym
nastlcs by Mr. Nixon and his Mr. Hover in his hvS
thoIogieal and brilliant Act Of Fancie. Of Pro.eus" M
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer With variety OF cshsrs
The whole comprising the leading, talented and
classic performers in the world.
au26 HOWEs 4 lO.,S New Yorh Mammoth Circus
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FILL .aND WINTER GOODS FOR MEM
KITCHEN RANGES.

1WO HAN(9ES.
TINHE Propnetors prepared to furnish Holmes'
ranges trade them up for private families or
boarding houses having right from the pafentes
TO Manufacture and sell them Our experience
ing and seng ktchsa nangss u ,hs cty for the past
surpassed for convenience and durability. They
warranted perform the for which they are
chased and fnot they will be removed free Il,
the purchaser Numerous references be given to
wishing to purchase The range from Is doars
The propretor constantly manufacturing and are well
supplied with pario ONCE, and bedroom CRATES, Of the
newest patterns
Also-TINWARE bright plain and ja,aned. They have
masens az all times ready Ranges grstes and toilsr
also, smokey chimnsys cured cure no pay
A. GfLH6OLY,& SON.
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&C. sss IS. Z r - x: 3Fia,;
NJ css!cs ks: oliv Mrs x6se!.; Maria Mss vernon
E,sssds NJ; tp xadIsw ss4 atss.' Sl
bss OH. 5 = Mrs vs% Ellen Mis-. Kate Horn
h.lfPsss7 O'clock Boxes ST. fii 80 cent? Cal
RszWEFx THEATRE.-si1h night Of Miss Julia Dean.
49, ~ EyeslnE Sept mber s,6 win be performed
cSs is 'Ss FS5s:,s
ads b se1i F RSs
H.iswsy; EiirsSsIh, Mrs Madison. 's""' i"''eher MIR
Bosss .as s IL i.
~. lsK cents
y.5sE I'd gH
performed The Play Of rlzARR0Pi Mr. q Stevens
Gx;GS,s ss JGS1s;; Cor. Mis- TIs%lSrJ
DIES IF sossIaas Si.h the Comedy ofTHE HONEY NOON
nance M III 9SS open at Ds0
r,'S fSbFF 81 T
ST&Dc T sH~
% rang. s' 81 e. sHsf5i;sSSis'
c III sGssus ssS Ssh ;ss, DssoLvNG VIEWS
NJ, THE COMIC DRAMA OF USED up
NcRsaS ME Ev.S;ns x
sf the S Ssssa T GssY s, Cold
s G. Sas Msly
AIIe. Which two Dspsys 3! FkSM6RKs
wa. n: spg Of
sf ~; sis S CON-
WALNUT sTKEET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
IA MARSHALL L Mr.. collins BLAZE Manager
vSS hi @ ri; b.
&c e
rAUDREEN o'RAF iFIH!dINh. Mr.. COLLINS
snss + aa "s q s:s %
,r,cr o AHit Hfa'fa AT IF ssisi = The
The performance viii with the opsrss Of
MIR. MURDOCH, the popular American actor. will an.
on Monday evening. wa ~
= Arch sTREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA.
H pa: Of Ses a. ;1S dd ::c
5aii;;; the Union
Msis Blanca S$s
NJ Mr. Man. Mf l Bl Lady
Mr. BenH The I'D e Mts Ssffp sf Y,ll dance
DsS q ss nSS NJ Shaw. Mr.
IS Moaisy y! THE king OF THE COMMONS
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY EXnIBI-
IION EVER KNOWN.
THE CELEBRATED FAMILY OF
SHAKER BROTHERS AND SISTERS,
CONSISTING OF
MISS JULIA A. WILLARD. MISS A. FOSTER, MRS.
TRIBUNE, MIR. OTIS, DR. TRIBUNE,
AND MR.. PARTRIDGE,
WILL GIVE THEIR THIRD GRAND CON.
CERT AND LECTURE,
AT THE APOLLO ROOMS, 4lo BROADWAY,
Ihs last night, Saturday, September 5h.
CONSISTING Of complete illustration of the system,
~ mode 9fis manner ofwor;hp pecuaTtes
f%s sS er bsa" unknown people their
uttsrmost fidelity and truth-fullness Of originality.
Tickets rs For sale all Music Stores Hotels
&c: Doors open at hall past7 Commence at O'Clock.
For particulars, see bills IS lt~rc
CiGNOR LOUIS MARTINI, Professor Of Singing will
~ resume his lessons usual his Music Room 90 Leo
naId street, joining the Society Library Building
To THE AMATEURs ACCORDION he would re-
commend his Album published containing delightful
collection Of the popular operate melodies vore
pieces.
This production much needed show that the bes,
musical compositions be played that instrument.
whose capabilities have remained so long unknown.
Sgnor l.. NJ. accompanies his pupils the riano and
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SToRAGE.-AnyIkind Of merchandize {othsr than erqa
~ hsxardous) forage, South street, npp-
cation to W. X J. II. TAf8COTT,
ssHre u door below eurling slip.
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D0lncs In

Domestic ImpOrtati0ns.
SAvANSAHBark Peter Demiil-l8o bales cotton L Brig
ham-sss X Graves-6 Bars;ow Pope-S bxs mdse
Law Webh
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SlGNOR LOUIS MARTINI, Professor Of Singing will
~ resume ms lessons as usual at bis Music Room 90 Leo
hard street, joining the Society Library Building
To THE Amateurs THE AccoRDIoN he would re-
commend his Album just published containing delightful
collection of the most popular operate melodies and
pieces.
This production much needed that the best
musical compositions be played that instrument.
whose capabilities have remained so long unknown.
Signor L. NJ. accompanies his pupils the Piano and
Guitar au30 1msm
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U. IIETZ,
r. 0THiC HALL ANNOUNCES his Duck Of vaucanson, his
~ Elephant, his Dancing Lady his Cabinet of Anatomy,
and his Cartoons Of Raphael Admittanee
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PUBLISHED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
NolvuwEsT CeaunD o. TULroH AID NAssAu srn(s~&
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BRIo PLsro, Merrill from Bangor for Portland Tor Hava.
nal IN coming down the the got
Beckpor but of aud owed to the wharf
ful OF wal
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ara, ,sss % ssAasy SsEs IA asaias W. ssv VI sssss
TIA ~ssass ssss.hgss excessively ss., tai hsss u
akh nsospsct ast the smperstsss v W 40 oesisd BE-
fore night BY thunder shower
sales OF stocks mt Philadelphia.
sErT s.-FiRsT BoARD-sioOo Texas Treasury Notes ID,
sos Il. 3. Bank notes IS.
ArrrR SALrs-SeOOO Texas Notes -; $1,000 Tennesse
Bonds s0 5000 State SIS G6i $500 State Gs, ~, II.
SrcoND BoARp-S3O State SIS so shs Harrisburg Rail
Road H. Philadelphia Bank IG8
AFrER SALEs-5O Harrisburg X X is. 100 Morris Canal ,
ds, 5000 Reading X X Bonds / mo. 70il.
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AhE.
LARGE assortment Of German Hardware, consisting of
"A Scissors Chsses Butcher Knives, table Knives and
Forks, Saws, Plane Irons, Halter Chains Pocket Knives
knitting Pins Umbrella Frames, &C. Also, Curtain Pins
Curtain Ornaments, Slaes &c. has Just been received by
the underssned and is offered for sale low accommo-
dating dealers.
STATES AND SLATE PENCILS.
40 cases States assorted Nos toe. s. and Nos
3, and 5. Also, casks Slate Pencils For sole by
GEORGE f. GERJINCs, 70 Maiden lane,
Junction of LibNty street.
vioins, Guitars, Flutes, &C.. constantly on hand
an2g I'm
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AUCTION NOTICE AND CARD
MOTUER,S CORDIAL.


THE superior efficacy of this article When used in the
OF pregnancy, so apparent, that no female who
has once ed its benefits would be willing any
condition. beidepnved OF It's enects are TO shorten and
diminish the suerngs attendant Child Birth hail. and
thus place both child and mother in state ofsafety.
This quack article but the prescription OF regular
Physician who has msde this branch OF his practice
particular study For sale at 92 Broadway corner of John
street. Almsm
IA sALMON's REMEDY.-For disorders of the sto-
~ mach liver and kidneys accompanied with indigestion
loss Of appetite hradache bilious attacks gddness
tations snguor low spirits loss OF strength pains in the
back side and lower OF the chest habua
worms and other distressing symptoms This celebrated
has met with success IN private
the proprietor has been induced Introduce to the public
generally. He sufferer from the above com
plants that II - As processes to be perfect cure
strength, the dsbated. This remedy con.
mercury. any preparation Of and does not
the closest business The most atisfac
'0'' 's''''"'' S's' CfYAs II. RING, 1872 Broadway,
81 msm corner John street sole Agent for New York
II IsH HOOKS.--J. u j. G. CONR0Y offer to he trade
sd prizes aEs ,so%Snt OF the &
Hooks generally sold real Limerick very reduced
Fishing Tackle Nsnafaeturers Also small consignment
Of The drilled eyed Needless low price.
No. 50 Fulton street, corner Cliff. So lw*rc
TNARMERs' AND MILLERs' BANK, Hager.town, Ma
ryland-The notes Of this institution bought a. one per
cent discount, by TAYLOR SMITH.
HAVANA TOBACCO LEAF-Eighteen bales very. SUI
llperor Havana Tobacco Leaf most oft wrappers Just
eevsd by the bark ssdaTq AID entitled e the
N B. bales Havana Tobacco Leaf suitable for III city
trade and good for Nega other kind Of good
segars For sale shove. So aisle
THE CHEAP ANCIENT AND MODERN
BOOK STORE 81 JOHN STREET,
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SHIP BLACKSMITH.

STEPHE BERTS,
CORNER OF MONTGOMERY AND SOUTH SITS.
~ [near the Tobacco Inspection is prepared do the
IRON WORK OFVESSELS with the greatest facility
and on the reasonable terms.
Oders from any part Of the country doing the tor
work OF vessels will Be punctually attended to.
Letters addressed shove will receive prompt
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Ball. A1B NJ s s o:isD s nsn. s
.S Sa As1z is s,ls S.
% An s f ,Sp soy % cGa
Conn., for Ss,s
A,I y
dsipks '''S''A' DA'''' '' .'''''' 10y a'N
Ass ss'" hs ssss:sD s%Ss
Petrol, Mabee, unc. only Am ysssels. c.,... p.u:.
eSra. sf for By Boston ton aug SGi IS snip ~ from
M.DEIH. July AI Puritan Mm'ss .S1n NY SIa o
NssTs:, Aug lin rort, bark Fiordian. Pratt for New
sv:csr Aaslss John S.S,s, Rsad Rss Bs,.qs
YORK is days sid, July a. brig Caroline 4 Plat. Pit
FonIsgcy5n, August loshArr Quebec IHebard London
for fss1 % : sem! S% ss
s c: ss ssf T%s Ts sis in
s Srs HoS. osnn
e Ysss S Plains. fss s9s dM tssssa T'S
X My M.y A Ae% Iys,s rM .s.a.
s and "a SD
Boston .,h brig LION, Peterson, do do both to sail
s4oesmol% July ss"sid Caroline Jacobson New York.
sw,ssSusps Aug i iArr Pshr Ennis, Nobes, N York
ST. uBEs, July ls-An Jane Williams Parker, Nantes
Sid 2sth, RothschId, Lawry, Rio Gsande.
ScHEtpr, Aug BAR brig Woxsr Peters, NYork.
START, Aug o-0f, Two Anthonys, Ply, Rotterdam for
Bostsn, (soyepoued)
sI JoHs, NIB Ans GAR schr Rgolette, Francis Pha
delphia
ST. JoHSs, M, Aug BAR brig AgnesJ ellis, NYok.
TRrsrE, Aug TO SArr ship Forres er, Parker, Msan
July 29h, Windsor Castle, Patterson New Orleans
TrxrI, Aug 9-An Radius, Rogers, Batsvia Providence
Vinson, NOrienns.
TRsipAo (Por SPAIN Aug 2oIn port, brigs Thos Trow
bridge from Far Haven dis Indus Coffin from Bait for 81
Thomas about 2h schrs Pors Krwan, do 2lst Caroline,
Of Norfolk for Turks Island in few days. brig Black Hawk
Woo July - Ar Richmond, ESQ repored) from New Or.
leans.
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NOTICE.
TNHE heretofore existing between the sub
scribers under the firm Of HOTCHKISS & CO. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. JEREMIAH HOTCH-
KISS will attend settlement the affairs Of the late
firm JEREMIAH HOTCHKISS.
WILLIAM II. MILLS.
New York. I'D Sepfember. l946. 81
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-03
FASHIONABLE
Fall and Winter Clothing.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
NING g. Co., Successors to NJ. Brown, 6l
IN Main street, st. Louis, Mo- have on hand q
large and extensive assortment of superior ready
made Clothing and Furnishing Goods, manufac-
tured by themselvee in tho city of New York
expressly for this market,) in the best and most
fashionable style.
KING g. CO., have partner resident in New
York, who attends to the buying and nanufactur-
ing and they are determined their goods if equaled,
shall not be surpassed, in point Of style, 'rOrkman-
ship, fit, or cheapneSS, by any house west of the
mountains. The stock comprises in part, as fol-
lows: French, English and American cloth cloaks;
Viola CLOTH beaver, felt, pilot, cashmere, cloth
and macknaw blanket orer, business and sack
coats; black, blue aud fancy colored cloth dress
and jrock coats; French, English and American
cashmere, cloth, satinet, jeans, full cloth and
tweed pantaLoonS; figured and plain black satin,
black and California cashmere, wooden and silk
velvet, bombazine, Palo Alto, and other styles
rests; together with linen and muslin shirts; silk,
mcrino, buckskin, Saxony wool, Shaker net, cot
ton do. and red and white gauze flannel under
shirts and drawerS Also, gentlemen's morning
gowns scarfs, cravats, stocks, suspenders, gloves,
half hose, pocket handkerchiefs, umbrellas, &c.,
dc. Fresh supplies received weekly throughout
the season, to which the attention of the old pa.
irons of (M. Brown's) the house is solicited. All
goods sold warranted at KING d CO.'S,
81 Main street, st. Louis.
St. Louis, October 3d. 1916.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-03

DlED-On the Sd inst Mrs. ANNE
DOWNEY, wife Of WILLIAM DowNEY. Of
this county. The deceased had attained Ia
the age Of az years and days, and was a
member OF the Baptist church about q
years; and died beloved and lamented by
all who knew her.
25th ult., Mr.. HARTSVILLE AYRES, aged
about as years.
In this place, on the same night, CHARLES
OSCAR, infant son Of Francis A. and Nancy P.
Matthews, of Madison, Indiana, aged IL months
Rest thee! loved one, sweetly rest,
Upon the gentle Saviour's breast!
Pain shall rack thy frame no more,
On yon bright celestial shore.
OBITUARY.
Messrs. BENSON u GREEN:--Tn your last paper,
saw published the death of Maj. G. B. TOLSON,
in his 10th year. He was universally respected by
all who knew him. Like autumnal leaves, the old
sres Of the land falling, leaving to another gen.
Grafton the fruits of their heroic labors. The Major
has left behind him, to his numerous descend
ants nothing to lament, but much to be proud of.
He was a man of fear!essness, persevcring energy
and unbemished name. He was one of the first
pioneers of Mo-, and signalized himself with early
history, in those struggles which have converted
the wilderness into its present glorious heritage.
He died calmly and assembled to the bosom of his
Father and his God--confident of acceptance in
the merits of Jesus Christ--of whose religion he
had been for many years an humble and devoted
follower. A FRIEND.
At Huntsville, Mo-, on Wednesday, the 23d ult.,
about IS years. He was a very worthy man, and
for a long time one of the most business men of
that vicinity. His death will be severe loss to
the community in general.
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BARGAINS at Public Sale.

n will offer at Public sale, on Tuesday, the 18th
i inst, on the premises, in Randolph county, 10
miles northeast and o,sis, iS of aoo
ac.es, we'll improved. 1t is one Of the best To-
bucco farms in the county-has good dwellings
and never failing spring of good water in the
yard. Barn room sufficient for 25,OOS pounds OF
Tobacco and q splendid grain barn. 3oo acres
can, be had if preferred. will also sell large
lot of stock of every kind, farming utensils Of
good quality, and household and kitchen furniture
Terms made known on the day of sale.
JOB GOODALL.
October Sd. 1916. 29-H
N, B. There will also be sold, at the same
time and place, four other tracts of good land
ali without reserve, as ] am determined to 60 to
California. Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing, would
do we'll to look at the lands before the dny Of sale
~ WV &c.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-03

@The most perfect antidote for Consumption,
beyond all question, is the Hungarian Balsam OF
Life, discovered by DR.. Buchan of London. In
proof of this, see the mass of English and Amer.
can certificates, furnished by Agents gratis
From j. N. Barker, LanSin6urgh, N. Y. Since
l have received the Agency of the Hungarian
Balsam for this place, the sales have steadily in.
creased, and in numerous cases coming under nv
own observation. this medicine has been used with
.he most satisfactory effect. 1t is considered by
invalds vastly superior to any preparation of the
Kind. Yours truly
J. N. BARKER.
Pamphlets respecting this Great English Rene.
dy may be had gratis of VIM. r. SNEIsoN, Drug.
gst, only agent in Fayette, Mo.
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