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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-07
FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,

No. go Main, Corner of 3th and Vain Streets.
~ Il. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
IA Spring and summer Ready Made Clothing and Gentle
Fancy Ware. lie has hand eompete Hssor
nen O following artieIes, viz
English Cloth Dress and Frock Coats black, blue
,Iown. olive green.
French and Cashmere and DOeskin
Pants
Single Mlied Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Pants
satin, snk and BonbaEne Vests
Fancy do MarseIies and Cashmeretie Vests
Aaees Vests duobe and single breasted standing and
oning collar
Kid snk Tires d and White Berlin Gloves
Shirts, super plain and fancy
Bosoms and Collars Of the latest styles
Merino Gotten and Silk Undershrts
DO do Drawers and Socks
sea cmvat', Stocks and Pocket HdEfs, great variety
suspeBders OF all Kinds
and Bingham Umbrellas
An Of which viii sell any establishment this side
10 Oregonf
z. Spence Clothing made
Fashionable Establishment Of John NJ Orem Co. Bal
An assortment OF samples constantly hand.
an II Il. n. SPENCE. Agent
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN STATE

ME Franklin Manufacturing Company have hand their
PAPER MILL the Depot Of the Southern Railroad good
sormeni Of Kupne hno and letter folded and
cap papers, ruled plain; medium printing ehvclop
trapping various the wholesale
which they invite public attention. assured that quality and
comparison production
Northern Factory They prepared 10 execute ooderfor
description OF paper the market their may
quire Merchants dealers requested call Paper
4 lAnde for thems NH
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NEW CROP, 1876.
LANDRETHiS TURNIP SEEDS

1Eh Express, the subscriber - now IN receipt
OF large supply OF genuine fresh Turno s.tds Of
LAndreih's sroSil'-eomprisng the following kinda
Red top Turnip, strap leeved
Early white FIAT Dstch.
Purple taP Run Bagl sHeedish
Large Globe, large Norfolk, &c
The celebrity OF Mr. LandFehs has new bseou,. 20 fyo
e5 known that Recommendation They are now oarss
al the sane pies that ordinary Turnp and viii be
bound vastly superior qualify and esrany production 70 any
that IogSsTTON -
Dfusgf
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TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS,

lH151sEzf by Canal Packets 10 and from
Lynchburg, and from thence in StsRss
by The Naisrsi Bridge Sweet spns. White sulphur
ON and amer me 9Th Of Juiv Packet
mond daily sund.ys eIeepted and arrive LyRehbufs
day at G p. N. ..s-rr III.
RrTurnso-Lsave LyoehburE daily 2. NJ Saturday,.
copied, and arrive IN Riehmondin - hours. 81. .
Two lines Stages owned Terry Martin run from Lynch
burg " the White Sulphur distance One BIZ the Nau-
the Sweet springs. Y I'd
Pa.enses for aasson BY Boats Mopday "Wednesday
and Friday. r.r...|
PassRze for Farmvue Prince Charlotte Court
Hous leave A NJ days the Stages
Cssnvie Amer the 9Th, the Roau pass Careuvs both
up and down at Pm.
Passengers leaving Famvine A. will arrive in Richmond
neiiA MAT Those going the Canal WI the
up Boats je % BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT.
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BARGAINS At KEEN g. CO!s.-we
- ihsn ou oftt suuusf Goods suea prices
NJ pufchaser ~ b. sstnhcd We
good ofrwtei Costs sunuisr On nu
Pants snsie Mn 90 Meruo nrcss Coats
Ncsa Of descriptions hc.an Of which o1sr
duuuE ne balance q ne bstFaps Ju
received about gQo q The ehsapv Fneh Coh
Rchnond made nsp,c When
the rensfa reputation ~ oar ssrt sueisnt gusnuse
H7 KEEN 4 co.
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FANcY ARTICLES FOR THE I1iT.ET

H'INE DhtssfSG CONES nj whine of -
French ADD Anssne.s nauufsetar.. Iso~y dr- -
senuine fsrisa Cologne. long .Aoss ssul-, ~
.o' aysnf hr hair hy white esEant Enxsh Cs.rt
seans Wax Cod Gain nets a d,6sf
ceo.s feah white Gard cs-s- of pear. Ros.pIs
haess o Powder PUN Sour BORIS PoeA<t Room ~ S,.s
ord. Waier BAR Brushes variety Of p.u.,r
ssriers ftrk sauesr elegant and choice so.o.
o. FRENCH Ensish and ,xer
-, % o. reriame-vio'st P,ehorey Geraniu Ns.p.r,~i
$50 bouquet csro'se Heiyo-nis Ros. Porsnr.l Ia
sous ehne Tooth Brush-. % ivory bone .h.u hor -
variety Of beautiful and coed psu.srx win mary osh-r
IN % s,u.,,, 4, ,uo,-
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specified the Manuscript Pfsvousy agreed upon be-
the parties t..-Ira.. ID --. I-DrL- ,...'.
Do An advertisement marked the for specified
Insertions continued ordered pay
enacted accordingly.
pJ Regular Advertisements--To avoid any nlsun-
Of Annual Advertisers IL but
ls.ey that their privileges only aItend their immediate
Real Estate Legal and all oher Advertisements by
be n additional charge, ana no variation.
R and Ceneiai Agents Advertisements be
year usual sabee
discounts . shall be agreed upon. lluE r.- .
% AueoDeers, Bookseller AID yearly advertisers generally
,ngagne with privilege Of change shall
their yearly week insert than the
agreed the standing rule under the and an
preceding be charged the usual
inserted In the senweeky Wing as cents
square rs lines for the rst insertion. and SO
square for each continuance.
July i545.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

THE Proprietor takes pleasure in annou ucing
70 bs public, that he has entted Ills n
sve estabshnsent prepared seooo.t.
IN the most eonfornbs To his former patrons
rns hs most sincere anss and asks continuance
ronafc with OF
for ther comfort and eonvsnsnes His provided m
ne best inner and his bar Oiled with the liquors
To fhosc eat.
NE mountains during he approaching ay
De has ned up number Of large and eomodous
Accommodation Of prvzie fauiiiesL
ar His charges wfu be noder.te.
MICHAEL q. HARTMAN.
Or Attached large and eommodsou. ssable.
win eIeenenf o running and from
Ton SOP al h Hoas aud pansen going southwest and
north dine ~ Stzu Il 2i-an
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GEORGE EAKLE, Merchanl TaiIor,

NO IT5 CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
AZ constantly hand at his extensive Tailoring Store
posie the State House elegant Of
English Cloths Cassuers and vestng
p He conducts estAbshmen principle sending
garments out OF his but those Of the nrt quality
thus that he has enjoyed the
and throughout the Union. He would respectfully
from gentlemen visiting the assuring them he
orders entrusted TO him. yle and
the quality be had Store In the lmyt-u
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THERMOMETERS

GtALL and supp5 ycur-M during The vesasr Wah
~ Thefnonst cot of args and etglp ruppy that
~ opened ~ Mash wOoDHOUsE.
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q VOLUME SO.
RirbrncnS Dailp ubis.
ITERMS,

RICBtARD II. rOLER, Bditsr. = ~ o.
WYATT ". EJLIOTr, Associate Editor.
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DISSOLUTION OF C0-PARTNERSHIP.

III I'LL Gu partnership heretofore eXISting under
- the style and nrn of Richards Gardner dissoyed on
the LIST INST The name OF the arm VIII only closing
All Iesons iReehtea Viii Pease make mnedae raymen
70 MesNrA Clarhson Gardser. q }. RICHARDS
JAMES GARDNER.
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Richmond. July ala. 1876.
A NEW AND IMPORTANT REMEDY.-PRICE?s
CELERRATEn SIIMIIL ATING LINIMENr

A NEW AND IMPORTANT REMkDY-PRICE?S
CELEBRATED STIMULATING LINIMENT
INHIs truly nvaaabe preparation prepared from
has obtained Tor seh speeise Remedy
Tie nolosrouI LumbaFo White eng
ateA NouuAeted Junu. Palsy, Sprans Pnpiea
the Pace hn<wOrm. CuianeOas ETuplon PheEmasa Dole
hysieTiA ASue Nervous Heasaebe, Toothaebe Camp
Hurdfeds Of Cehcaes cit zsus az
our STAT could Be procured n Necessary estyng
ey an she above forms az dcase-buf
hke eham-Renoving tGueians pain sou e
times Few nUis Ons advantage Pa
tents required hn
frequently deeterous Drugs Every Panty proyjcd
with H. AID every individual afflicted any Of The abov. d
Eases Should Many most respeet.b and
successful Physicians county freely In Lher
Pree VI per botile For sale BY GAYNoR q wOoD
aus Arsnts for Rehurpd
NEW MUSIC-AugusI 5.
- LERPlNG Dreamed Love, fot Guitar; ice
~ New Watues BY Crsney puec eaeh-Reiehstads Es,
ming 1yfo German Pussan. German sbepperds Ionore Gal
lehbe PaBeee Vsnitiah Rose Line Ausran Partisan Bobs
Seyire and RaEeL
Ruby wait1; ~ cent?
Excelsior Qulekstep ne cents
Russian Sluieksiep, Ne
fslo Alto ouiekstep; ~ cents
Caehuea Spanish Danes. By Hunter IS cents
Goodbye, with Variation ~ cent.
Ia soir,e des sylpbcz, cent?
Ia Bal des Fees, brilliant Wahr IS cents
Tu sandunsa what eebalsd spanish Song
sgaoT Baneo, suug BY sig. Pieo; ~ eeafs
Thou ioveher ~ cents
Love. my dsarea. BY Bennt 9s eents
on the charge BY Hew-in-crbed TO The memory OF M.L
Ringrod SO cent? For sa'e BY
aus j. w. RANDOLPH A co
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July alst, Is4e.

" Having purchased Mr.. c. ]. Richards in.
tefesf in The business Of Richards A. Carbon
Co. We VA hereafter continue style
and hrm Of CLARksoN GARDNER n Broad
street recently occupied by A Garrison be
P'sssed'o 'es our fiienss and the DabLe generally.
}. A. CLARRSoN,
JAS. GARDNER
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NEW, CHEAP, AND PLEASANT ROUTE
ual. PETERSBURG,
ny THE STEAMERS CURTIS PECK a. ALICE,
Via the City Point Railroad.
f3s{c The CURTIS PECK and ALICE
4A leave the wharf at Rockets every morning Sundays
eIeeped precisely O'Clock the passenger breakfast and
land them the City PoR Railroad where train OF Cars viii be
readiness Petersburg Returning the viii
leave Petersburg 10 O'Clock A. NJ the
above boats foF this place. boz .-..
Passage and fare breakfast included TO Pc
tersourg SO eenu
Returning, passage and fare dinner Boat included
d
% Ps-The above arrangement viii commence and after
Monday HAsKINs 4 LIBBY.
May &c, 1886. ...... r...H
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~ a... DIR. CULLEN,s
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC. for +.

male nVaunbe mediene Tor al dseases com
TO females
Prepared solely by Rowand Walton, and sold
retail by Jos T. Rowand, 376 Market Philadelphia;
Richmond, Va John Caan Washington; Henry Cook AeI-
andria. my4
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% The co-PartnershiP heretofore existing IN.
DIR he style and km of A Co was dissolved an N.
is, inst The name ofihe hm VIII only so.ng uar.
Al persons Seeied Wi please immediate payment
ShI<son Sardner ! q. CLARKSOS,
RICHARDS L GARDNER.
July als 1876.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-08-15
A Card.

The Ladies Of Baltimore and Washington,
among whom are the following, have kindly per
mitted Dr.. G.. Benin Smith to refer to them as
having been cured by his "Sngar Coated Indian
Vegetable Pills"
Mrs. Elizabeth Heifner, Light Street, Ealti-
more, cured of costiveness, which had been stand
ing nearly three years.
Mrs. Ann Nichols, Charles Street, do, severe
pains-says there is nothing equal to Dr.. Smiths
Sugar Coated Pills.
Dealers furnished at the New York College Of
Health, l79 Greenwich street, New York, and by
DR.. EAsTERLY d Co, No. 70 Chestnut street, ST
Louis, Mo-, General Agents for the Western States
For sale in Fayette, Mo-, by VIM. R. SNELsoN
Druggist, agent. o. HENDERSON, agent for Glas.
gov.
CAUTION AS n miserable imitation has beer
made, by the name of Sugar Coated Pills." it is
necessary to be sure that DR.. g. BENIN Smiths
signature is on every box. Price 20 cents.
July 1lth 1916. 1875
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Trustees Sale.

wv ILL be sold 10 the highest bidder, for cash
w in hand, before the Court House door, in
the town OF Fayette, on Monday, the 18th day Of
September next, tract or parcel of land of about
ten and half acres adjoining the town of Fay
cite, upon which is erected Rope and Bagging
Factory. Also, lease upon ten acres of land,
adj joining the said premises, for ten years from
The time it was undertaking yet seven or eight
years to run. At the same time, will be sold,
upon the premises, the machinery attached to the
said establishment for making Rope four or five
Looms and number of HackeIs;a pair of Scales
together with some small articles used in such ar
establishment; conveyed to the undersigned by
VIM. P. Withers, by deed bearing date the 25th
day of December, lS45 of record in the Record
ers Office in Howard County.
JOHN d. PERRY r-,s,
JAS. A. SHIRLEY,5 iiu''eo'
Fayette, August 18th, 1916. 23--2t.
democrat, copy 2t.)
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Eayettc Races.

The races over the Fayet,e Course. will com.
mence on Tuesday, the 18th day of September,
1916, and continue five days.
LIST Day-Tuesday 18th September, 1916. Sweep
stakes, two mile heats, free for all ages and all
horses raised in Missouri, ("Jere Lancaster" and
"St. Louis excepted) sub. 800 each. half for
felt, three or more to make race, to name and
close on the 18th day Of August next.
I'd Day Wednesday 10Th September, 1916
LIST Race--Sweepstakes--o mile out, free for all
colts and FLIES 2 yrs. old ent. $50, $40 forfeit,
three or more to make a race, to maine and close
on the 18th day of August, 1s46.
I'd Race-Sweepstakes-mi' heats for colts and
FLIES yrs. old, raised IN Missouri, ent. $50, halt
forfeit, three or more to make race, to name and
close on the 10Th August next.
Sd Day--Thursdly, 18th September, Jockey
Club purse s., free for all ages, mile heats.
9TH Day-Friday, 18th September, 1916, Jockey
Club purse s., two mile heats, free for all ages.
9th Day--Saturday, 10Th September, Jockey
Club purse s., three mile heats, free for all ages
r. L. COLEMAN.
The above purses are free for all horses bred in
Missouri (Jere Lancaster and St. Louis excepted.
Any person wishing to make an entry in either OF
the above Sweepstakes can do so by addressing u
letter to Col. Il. l.. Coleman, at this place. Per-
sons from a distance may rest satisfied that the
above stakes will all be filled, several entries
are already promised to each.
Fayette June 27th, 1916. l6--l0t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-08-15

New States.-A new State is about to be ad
mit,ed into the Union. bill has been repor-
ted to admit Wisconsin as a State. Iowa has
already been authorized to form State Consi-
tuition. So we shall probably have thirty States
represented in the thirtieth Congress. After
that period, st is probable that we shall add n
State every two years to the federal galaxy, SC
that the number of the States Of the Union will
agree exactly with the number OF the Congress
The .flfieh Congress, which we shall see
twenty>one years hence, will represent fifty in,
dependent States.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-08-15

OEAn Angel of Consolation to the victims of
Consumption, is the Hungarian Balsam of Life,
discovered by DR.. Buchan, of London, England
and known as the Great English Remedy.
From Peck d. Spear. Burlington, w. We could
give you, if it were necessary, the names of null
iitudes Of persons who have been benefited by the
Hungarian Balsam. Yours truly,
PECK g. SPEAR.
Pamphlets respecting this Great English Rene.
dy may be had gratis of VIM R. SNELsoN, Drug
gst, only agent in Fayette, Mo-
Read the advertisement in another column OF
this paper.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-08-15

COLDS, COuOMs, ASTHMA, AND CONSUMPTION
The MOST CELEBRATED and INFALLrBLE remedy
for Colds Coughs, Asthma, or any form OF rUL-
MoNAEY CONSUMPTION. is the HUNGARIAN BALsAM
OF LIFE, discovered by Dr. Buchan of London,
England, tested for upwards Of seven years in
Great Britain and on the Continent Of Europe, and
introduced INTO the United States, under the i'm
mediate superintendent Of the inventor.
The astonishing success Of the Hungarian Bal
sam, in the cure Of every form Of CONSUMPTION,
warrants the American Agent in soliciting for
treatment the woRsr POSSIBLE CASES that can be
found in the cCmnunity-cases that seek relief in
vain from any OF the common remedies of the dav.
and have been given up by the most distinguished
Physicians, as CONFIRMED AND iNCURABLE. tbs
Hungarian Balsam has cured, and will cure, the
MOST DESPERATE OF CASES. 1t is no quack nos
trum, but standard English Medicine, of known
and established efficacy
Every family in the United States should be
supplied with Buchan's Hungarian BaIsnm OF Life,
not only to count3ract the cOnsuHptive tendencies
of the climate, but 10 be used preventive
medicine i'll all cases Of Colds, Coughs, Splitting
of Blood, Pain in the Side and Chest, Irritation
and Soreness Of the Lungs, Bronchitis, Difficulty
of Breathing, Hectic Fever. Night Sweats, Emacia-
| ton and General Debility, Asthma, Influenza
Hopping Cough, and Group.
In case of actual disease Of the Lungs, or seated
Consumption, it is the ONLY SOURCE OF HorE.
| Sod by Mcdonald d Smith, Sole Agents for
the United Kingdom, at the Italian Warehouse
| Regent Street, LOndcn, in Bottles and Cases, for
Ships Hospitals, &c.
| By Specia! Appointment-DAvi +. BRADtEE.
ll9 Court Street, Boston, Mass, Sole Agent for
the United States and British American Provinces.
American price, 81 per bottle with full direc-
tOns for the restoration Of Health.
Pamphlets, containing mass Of English and
American certificates aud other evidence, showing
the unequalled merits of this Great English Rem
edy, may be obtained of the Agents, gratis.
None genuine, without the written signature Of
the American Agent, on gold and bronze label
to counterfeit which is forgery.
AGENTs-DR. E. EAsTERLY d Co., No. 10
Chesnut street, st. Louis. Mo-, General Whole
sale Agent for the Western States and Terrific
ries.
For sale by WIN. r. SNELsoY, Druggist, Agen.
for Fayette, Mo. Also, by Q. HENDERSON, Drug
gi,t, Glasgow, Mo.
June goth, 1916. l5-Sm
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Boot and ShOe-Making.
*

TINE subscriber respectfully informs the citi-
l. zens of Fayette and vicinity, that he is pre-
pared to make Boots and Shoes Of every descrip-
ton, at the shortest notice, and in the most sub
stanta and fashionable manner. He has on hand
superior lot of French and Ea stern Leather, and
good assortment of fashionable lasts.
Fine Patent Leather Boots,
Napoleon Clump sole do
Double sole do.
Cork sole and waterproof do, and all kinds Of
Ladies' work made on reasonable terms and war.
ranted. Bees-wax and dry hides taken in payment
for work, at cash prices. HENRY NABRING.
Fayette, July 18th, 1916. l9-tf
N B. Two Shoe-makers wanted, to do strong
coarse work.
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DERIFocAL SPEcTACLEs--Just received

DERIFOCAL SPECTACLES--Just received
l. q fine assortment of these celebrated Spec
tacles. They are entirely of American Manufac.
ture, constructed upon scientific principles, and
are perfectly easy and natural to the eye. These
glasses have been examined and highly recon.
mended by DR.. McClelland, Of Phiadelph la; Dr.
N. X. Smith, of Baltimore; Joseph R. Chandler
and Thomas Sully, Esq's., and several other SCI
entifc gentlemen Of the Eastern cities, among
whom is Dr. Lardner.
The subscriber has on hand a complete assort-
ment OF these invaluable Spectacles, in gold, sill
yer, and steel frames, 10 which the attention OF
the public is invited. DAVID KUNKLE.
Fayettc, april 18th, 1916
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-08-15


The War Department having decided
the Louisiana Volunteers composing Gen
Smiths Brigade, the St. Legion, and three
companies from Alabama, cannot legally be
detained in the service beyond zthree
months, Gen. Taylor has ordered that they
be transported to New Orleans and mus.
tered out Of the service.
The Department has also decided that
the Regiments of Louisiana volunteers
commanded by Colonies Peyton and Fea.
therton, and the battalion from Alabama
under Lieut.. Col. Raiford, are not in the
service under any eristing la,c; they are also
to be transported to New Orleans and
mustered out Of the service!
These volunteers enlisted under the cal
made by Gen. Gaines, and repaired prompt,
ly to the seat Of war, at considerable ex
Pense ands great personal sacrifice, and af
ter having been kept there thus long, in &
state of inactivity, exposed to the inclem
ency Of the climate, are now disbandec
and sent home, upon some technicality.-
And that. too, while the Government i.
calling for additional troopsl What g
laundering set of rulers we are cursed
with.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-08-15
irreligion. II generates cruelty and revenge.

lrrellgion. II generates cruelty and revenge. II
encourages Incidence. 49,.
The people don't want war; They don't want
10 kill folks. 1t don't add to their wealth. OF
intelligence, or happiness. ltjeopardizes human
life. 1t renders our property insecure. The PEG.
pie ought rather to be taught, by their rules, to
respect and pity the week, than Cypress ,hem-tc
love their enemies and not kill them. Twill dc
no good 1t wont make them any better. Ii
wont settle any principle Of right. 1t wont make
The Mexicans love or respect US, or our govern.
ment, or our religion, or our institutions any bet
| ter. A thousand school masters, and hundred
missionaries, and few printing presses, and q
half million Of dollars-such an army, with such
an outfit, might successfully invade Mexico. In
stead OF the IS, 900 gallons Of whisky, send that
number of bibles. Such an army would conquer
Hatred would flee before the presence OF love-
| Ignorance would be displaced by intelligence, and
vice by virtue. But such wars wont benefit the
Democratic party
'Twont obtain territory to meet the debt OF Tex
as: 'twon enlarge the area Of slavery: 'twont sat
isly the demands Of contractors and builders. ant
military and naval asprants. 1t wouldn't diver
the attention OF the people from the evils under
which they suffer. War is glorious thing fol
some folks for few: but, like the frog in the ia
Bile. its fun for such, but death to the people.
We talk not against defensive war; To de-
fend our country--our soil-our Institutions
our homes and fire side, we trust we should no.
be among the back ward But to invade a for
egn territory-a weak and distracted territory
for political purposes, we despise- may, we sbbo
| it. We trust that the masses will soon learr
that. ..s
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Whisky.
EsallaNline g. OutcaIt.


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
RocHEpoRT, Mo.
HTAVE Just received heavy assortment of
L GROCERIES AND STAPLE GOODS,
consisting In part Of
800 sacks ground Alum and Liverpool salt,
$50 barrels Kanawha do.
Pittsburg Iron and Nails (we'l assorted)
English and American Blister Steel,
German and Castecl,
Grain and Grass scYthes and sGeaths,
Pittsburg Bale and Dozen Cotton Yarns,
Do. Carpet Chain, different co,ors,
And variety Of articles generally kept in their
line, which will be sold at reduced prices for cash
or approved produce.
STOVES AND CASTINGS.
Bucks Patent COnant and premium patent
COOKING STOVES and pipe with copper and
Tin Trimmings.
Ovens, Sugar Kettles,
Stew Pots, SkilIets,
Dinner Pots, Tea Kettles,
Dog Irons, Odd Lids,
Wagon Boxes, Sad Irons,
All Of which are warranted not to crack.
Rochep,rt June 9Th, ls46.
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ELECTION RETURNS.

We shall not further give the returns Of
the election, by counties, until they are all
in, when we will publish the official vote
for Congressman and for and against the
Constitution, together with list Of the
members of the Legislature.
Enough is known TO render ii cert7in
that the new Constitution is rejected by a
very heavy majoriiy-say 10000!
In the First District, Bowln is reelected
TO Congress. In the second, Jameson is
elected. Third, Green. Fourth, Hall, and
in the Fifth, Phelps is most probably re-
elected. Mr.. Campbelrs friends think he
has succeeded. The majority will be small
either way.