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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-23
HOWARD VOLUNTEERS.

In pursuance of orders, the militia of
Howard assembled at this place on Thurs
day last, when and where the call for vol
unteers and the objects of the call were
made known.
Addresses were delivered by Generals
Clark and Price, after which call was
made for volunteers. More than the re-.
quisite number COO) came forward at the
beat of the drum, and enrolled their names.
They were then marched from the field
Of parade to the Court House, where
they were addressed by Gen. Clark, after
which an adjournment took place until
Friday morning, when they met and
formed two companies, and elected their
officers.
Below will be found list of the volun.
teers, and the officers chosen:
FIRST COMPANY.
Captain-JoEL w. Huenrs.
Lieutenant-SAML. G. WARD.
Ensign-WM. HocEER.
Sergeants-F. Richie, R. Powell, J. w.
Hall, S. G. Wolfskill.
Corporals-J. w. Rollins, Waldo Lewis, J..
Malone, VIM. Stems.
II. II. Hughes, j. B. Reid, H. Turner, t. T.
Gibbs, w. w. White, T. S. Donohoe, Jacob
Schmidt, ]. M. Duff, L. P. Collins, ]. w.
Cruise. Benz Hastead, J. Wilds, E. w. Digs,
w. p. Adams, J. G. Beckett, G. II. Mead j.
B. Blythe, J. Embree, T. Robinson. T. Childs,
w. M. Scott, Il. w. Elkin. w. J. Peecher,
]. Cravens, E. Burton, L. Sternes, H. Hulitt,
J. r. White, J. Lowe, J. Quimby, E. Casey, J.
Jones, J. McCord, VIM. McCord, J. Campbell,
A. Wilson, T. J. Basye, w. Newcomb w. T.
Wilson. B. Wilson, ]. Wilson, J. Odell, A. J..
Sims. J. Tucker A. Rice, T. w. Cawthon, J.
McKeehan.
SECOND COMPANY.
Captain-WM. A. HALL.
Lieutenant-R. l.. COLEMAN.
Ensign-T. J. BARrHoLow.
Sergeants-Hardin A. Wilson, Jas. A. Doug.
lass, Jas. Kunkle, John H. Jackson.
Corporals-James Marley, S. J. Craig, w.
p. Miles, VIM. B. Wilson.
Isaac J.. Burnan, J. w. Collins, R. Grant,
J. D. Patton, w. G. Quinn, A. G. Mansfield,
J. Fray, S. Swetnam, D. A. Waterfeld, J. w.
Craig, G. w. Hackley, L. w. Swetnan, J. S.
Williams, w. R. Smonds, r. Kirby, G.F.
Hackley. J. F. Hackey, Jr., j. B. Alexander,
A. G. Ellis, T. Thorp, R. c. Hancock, John J..
Hackley. j. Reynolds, S. G. Bailey, w. Thorp,
T. Wright, H. Bynum, w. H. Leveridge A. S.
Leverdge. w. Fl. Martin. ]. J. Greer, w.
Peacher, J. S. Brundege, J. Lynch, F. J. Tramil,
w. S. Clack, J. E. Corbt, J. L. Harry, c. J..
Murray, E. K. At,erberry. J. McLin, G. w.
Pendleton, w. w. Ayres, w. Cody, w. Mont.
gomery. w. Mcdonald, D. Hooton o. B. Ell.
lott, T. Ferguson. J. G. Hoo.on, w. Hoo,on,
E. Montgomery, II. Ford.
About $500 have been raised to assist
the volunteers, and the amount no doubt
will be increased before they finally en-
bark. They meet at Glasgow on Monday
Morning at IL o'clock, and there take pas.
sage on The Wapello for ST. Louis.
May good luck attend them! they are as
brave and valiant set as ever shouldered
rifle in defence of their country, and
will do good service if opportunity offers
Success attend them-say their friends
and relatives who stay behind.
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EfNp sale.

A choice lot Of Bacon and Lard, for family use
"a guaranteed to be very superior.
SWl1ZLER d SMITH.
Fayette, May 10th, 1915.
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Samuel NOssrse,

No. GS Main Street, ST. Louis, Mo.
KEEPS on hand full supply of Hats, of his
IN o,cn Manufacture and would invite the at
tention Of Country Merchants to his stock, and
also to the fact that he is manufacturing largely
Hats of the choicest material and workmanship,
enabling him to supply, on short notice, all orders
in his line
Persons visiting the city and leaving their cast,
taken by his Craneometer, can always afterwards
order hat that is to fit the head with per-
feet ease. An examination of the casts, taken of
the different shapes of the head, will satisfy any
one of the utility Of this method Of getting its
shape.
Also, caps of his own and eastern make, Of all
kinds and qualities.
Also, Leghorn, Panama and Palm Leaf Hats,
for summer wear.
st. Louis, May 9th, 1s46 eft
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The Lightest Hat Yet.

tfNHE Gossamer Hat surpasses, in lightness,
l. either the Leghorn or Panama, and will be
found the most soft and comfortable hat yet de-
vsed. They are trimmed with oil silk, mot sewed
in in such manner that the stitches serve as
conductors to the sweat and oil of the head) but
put in in manner that renders it impossible that
the hat can be dscoored or soiled from this cause.
Persons desiring to keep their heads cool will call
and examine those hats at
JOHN McNEIL'S 3S Main St.
St. Louis, May 23d, 1876.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-23

BY virtue Of Deed Of rr4st, executed by sam
ueI Bentley, 20 the undersigned, dated 18th Sep
tamber, l-i5, recorded in The Recorders office
Of Howard Ccun'y. Book V, pages 21l, az and
213, for the purpose o; securing certain debts
due Edward Bondurant, Will sell, before the
Court House door, in Tayeite, for cash, on the
25th day Of May, 1916, the following valuable
% propsr'y, 'o.wit: One negro girl Julia,
eTM aged three years one girl, Minerva,
Elb eyed two years; one boy, Jack, aged one
f&N year or more; one woman, Priscilla,
<1E aged twenty-five years, and her child,
sE-sE. Henry. And eight feather beds, with
s--~---2S steals and furniture
FRANKLIN BENTLEY, Trustee.
May 9th, 1916. g-3w
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Trustees Sale.

| NOTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance
l Y of deed of Trust to me executed by Joel
Prewitt and Mary Prewitt, his wife, dated October
the Goth, lS45, for the benefit Of James Harrison,
will sell at Public Sale, on Friday, the 18th day
of June next, at the Court House door, in the town
of Fayette, Howard County, Missouri, for cash in
hand, the following property, to-wit: The north
half of section twenty, township 90, range l6,
| Qess fifteen acres sold to the late William Hughes,
by the said Joel Prewtt, off Of the north east part
of the same) also the east half of the south east
quarter of section 49, in township 50, range l6;
the east half of the north east quarter Of section
&c., township 50, range l6 the west half of the
north west quarter Of section 20, township so,
range Is, making a tract Of 5i5 acres more or
less and the north west fractional quarter Of Sec
ton 10, in township So range l6; the north east
quarter Of section twenty-fUur in township So
| range II; the south east quarter of section ID,
township so, range III the east half of the south
west quarter Of section ID, township so, range II;
the north east quarter of the north west quarter of
section "a, township so, range II; the south east
quarter Of the north west quarter of section ID,
township 80, range III the south east quarter of
section "A township 81, range lf the west half of
the north west quarter OF section "a township 81
tange Is; the east half Of the north west quarter
of section %, township 90. range is; the east
half Of the north west quarter Of section 25,
township 80, range Is; the east half of the south
west quarter Of section 3, township 81, range l6
the east half OF the north west quarter OF section
10, township 81, range Is; the west half Of the
south west quarter of section TO- township 81,
range l6; and the south west quarter of the south
| west quarter of section 81, township 50, range
| IS; all lands in Howard County aforesaid Also,
the following NEGROES, to-wit;
50 A black man named Peter, about 43
I'D years old; black boy named Jeff. about
| Ef,R IS years old; black boy named Sidney,
| An about 10 years old; black boy named
&M Ned, about ten years old black wo-
80 man named Kitty, about years old;
black girl named Eliza, about fifteen years Old;
a black girl, Clara, about IL years old; black
girl Charity, about 9 years old; and q mua ito
girl, Easter, about years old.
Only such title will be conveyed to the purcha ser
of the above property as is vested in rae by the
above named Deed of Trust.
JOHN HARRISON, Trustee.
May 23d, 1916. ll-3t
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EIinaE Nct(leIp.cMt.
Summer Coats,

4 GOOD supply of useful Housekeeping arti-
~ Giles, including variety of
WOODEN WARE.
Washing Tubs and Keeers, Washing Boards,
Sugar and Butter Tubs, Vanished water buckets,
Improved Churns, Split bottom chairs, Superior
Brooms, Lcng and short frying pans, Waffle Irons,
Knife cleaners, Meal sleeves, &c, &c, for sale
low by SWi7ZLER d SMITH
Faye,tc, May 3D. 1916.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-23
DOct. Wgn. Everett,

DOCl. w sn. EVcrttt,
HAVING located permanently in Fayette, Of
l. l. fers his professional services to the citizens
Of the place and vicinity.
0.rOffce on the public square, three doors
above the store of Hughes, Birch g. Ward, where
he can generally be found.
OHrResidence at the Howard Hotel.
Fayette May 10th, 1916. loft
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-23

a uEsNs~ARE--In great variety at the Peoples
W store. IL Law,
Fnycrc april 25th 10
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-23

large assortment of
LOOKING CLASSES,
Including small plain frames, to large handsome
style of
Dressing Glasses,
Pier and Chimney do,
For sale at very reduced prices by
SWITZLER d SMITH.
Fayete May %, ls46.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-23

A fine assortment of Thread and Cotton Laces
IA Hosiery and Gloves, Haberdashcry, Combs
Varieties and Dolls, for sale by
SWI1ZLER & SMITH
Fsye,e, april 10Th, 1916,
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Guardians Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that will apply to
~ the County Court Of Saline County, at the
next August Term, to resign my guardianship
and make final settlement guardian of the heirs
Of Preston Eivion, decd.
HERVEY VIyION, Guardian.
May 10Th, 1876 l0--Sw
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-23

Z EGHORN and Panama Hats, for sale by
- S. NOURSE.
St. Louis, May 23d, 1876
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-23
Masonic Aprons.

WALL Paper and Fire screens.
Wall paper in Sets from l24 to l5 cts per
piece; green curtain do 3Tb cts. per piece; Fire
screens in great variety, from 81 to 81 cts each,
for sale BY E. HART.
Boonyi!le, May ODD, 1916.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-23

NIL SILK and various kinds Of glazed caps, for
" sale by S. NUURSE.
St. Louis, May Odd. 1876.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-23
WHEELING LITERARY DEPOT

NO. III MAIN STREET
VHNllE Subscriber wishes Io inform his friend-
III and The public generally. IhaI he has opened
Literary Deroi. Tor the sale Of The cheap Works
Of late and selected reading. and where can be OBJ
tanned the loilowingi
The Three Gnafdsmcn by Alexander Dumas
r~eniy Years After, a sequel 10 the Guardsmen
Peers aud Parvenues by Mrs Gore
Female Minister or q suns Revenge
The Maid OF Honor Tale OF the 18th century
RIenzi the Last Of The TIiLunes by Bulnef
Alice or tho Mysteries do
COuAt Julisn or the Last Davsnf The Goth nv s INNS
Wieiand OF The Transportation by Chas B Brown
The Life and Times OF Martin ys Buren, by w L
Mackenzie
The Prince and the Pedler by Miss Ellen Pickering
The Hefess by Miss Pickering
The T'spPeTs BRIDE by Percy 81 John
Jcames Diary or Sudden Riches
John the B,ld by w % Carpenter
History OF The Bas,iie by " a Davenport
MAGAZINES FOR MAY.
illustrated Magazine with superb eners-
wings; N Y Columbian Magazine. Grahnms do
Godey's LsdV's Book and Magazine, National do
The Democratic Kevew.
Also the Weekly Newspaper N Weeks
Herald. Philsdeiphis Saturday Post. do do Courier
do Meals DO Gazette. Baliimpre Western Continent
do Iris and Odd Fellows MiGoG The Flsg OF on
Union.
an receiving Books every week from Bali
moEo shall endesvor 70 get the late pohliealion
- soon ~ hey are published. g FILLS
" Is. Any person wishing 20 get such Books o.
src not for sale in this city can have them brough
from the eastern cities by calling on @ &.
may II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-23
pr. Br9msfs.- fh's Pats.
FOR SALE BY A. O. FAIRCHILD.

AGENT. WHEELING. VA.
Hp UNPREJUDlCED.-L Let no foolish Der.
HD sons be So preindiced ngnins, this now truly
ceieora'ed medrine 10 desp'se this ad vices let il
90 used imme diaely on psin being felt no mol,et
wncse u may he. whether in the head or feet, whe
'her u be IN the back or ABDOMEN whether ars ing
ifom external or internal canse. usc tho Brandr
fdls. end rely upon a.. that The rain will go, the
fsdy will he restored TO health as soon as nature
has received sufficient assistance from their effect
Toe aosniiy Of impure humors discharged from
cue body by the aci,on of the BfaDdreih's Pills Is
rep'sced IN the course OF few h urS with new and
pure hicod. by the digestion Of moderoIe meal :
Ny pnsgtng The body With this medicine the whole
msss OF blood becomes catifeiy purified aad rcgen,
Grated.
That the blood 10 tho life 81 The body. 1 presume
- undispo'ed. therefore shall say that being the
seat oil te IL must olso be the seai Of disenss II
disease be in the blood. We should ahsiract the dts.
case only. not The blood II is The impurities which
must be removed by purgniion TO secure our health
IN all states Of The weather in all situations and in
ell climates. The blood. like a good spirit is nj.
ways trying 10 bonefi the body by its struggles To
ezpei impurities. But u Is not capable To fee lis
own publication at all times. TO do this il must
oilea have assistance. When The blood is loaded
with impurities. especially in this climate the
consequences nay be fatal. provided the blood b.
not purified al once, and this is sure 10 BIO effect ed
u Bfandrelh's Pills are used. NAV &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-23
wlNERs PICTORIAL. SYRUP Of
HOREHOUND AND EI.ECAMPANE


a SPEEDY and cilrc,ual Remedy lvt Coughs
IA Colds lls1tseness Spiuine of Bood Whoop.
ing Cough Group Pleursy. Btorchi,is. Con,ump.
ton Pains and Soreness Of the Brcas, and Lungs.
Asthma. a most distressing disease the suIennes
oi winch have been said even 10 I've worse Than
those Of death. can be cured by the use o. medicine
The symptoms OF this disease are, q voleu, sense
OF construction OF tho chest. with loud. wheczinc
respiraioni we hear The patient at some distance
whe' zing and breathing Such an attack as TN.
u soon &c accompanied nv short aud difficult cIush
during which. the face is pale elongated and pinch.
eds the nuse and ex temilies become cold; the skin
throughout The body becumss ruugh from reiroce..
sion OF blood irrm Il; a shuddering. or sense 81
creeping - felt in d heren parts of The body; and
the patient luoks as Il he dying; he is cold aud
pale and ga@png inr breath and in such agony from
the watt OF H. that one would think hun dying
Such an attack ~ this may last only few minutes
It may last several hours u generally takes place
about he middle othe night. and i. musI frequent
on sudden change uf the weather
For sale by PRYOR a PAUL.. l6I Market St
an ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-23
C. BRINCKERHOFFS

FKNIE practical use OF The Health Restorative
being TO relieve and cure these bazau-
nus and agonizing OF all diseases. Consumption. Ii
Yer complaint. severe coughs and colds. and psi
IN The side and chest. u Is considered both right
and proper HAT statement be made mare parlIcu.
laflR relating 10 its properties. Ia the first lice u
fortunately Is cumPoundeu ~ aa's~S- pisi,is herbs
aud riots aod has not sought therefore. the advenii
''ous odd OF DAT gerous mineral prepafatins, which
only paliae al the beSi. instead NJ tntins disease
The FACT Of The Tss'on'i,e being purely vegetable
srurrobofaicd 10y the Testimony of the eminent DR.
ChIlI"n Of New York. who after CAREFUL and min.
ute examination Of it. decides The truth al H. aud 20
cfleciunly stops eavll on that point. Further. the
promp,ne,s Of The action ri This medicine is without
doubt unparalleled-it shows such energ Tic action
IN eradIcalng disease and Then healing the porlihsi
The Transition from impaired and enlC ebleI health
10 conVaIescence IL astonishing and conclusive -
The happiness OF being the instrument OF such IN
bounded benefit. ~ too great permit Ih, ResIo.
raiive 10 circulate as heretofore within narrow
circumscd hed limits. and The Proprietor has made
such arrangements With his General sgent That the
remedy can be he'd by all. Tie continual
accessIons Ot certificates stating The most touching
cases Of diseases happily cured. prevents the posi-
billy Of their being published To any eGlent hut vel
they are leil nj The office of The General agent for
examination. The following certificate is from DR.
Chiffon. the well known New York chemist:
Il have aRnlyzed bottle OF medicine called C
Bnnckerhoh's Health Restorative; end find that il
does not contain Mercury, or any other metallic
preparation. nor opium n any Of its forms. II !,
composed Of vegetable matter entirely
JAMES r Chiffon. NJ d.
C BRINCKERHOFF. Proprietor. N Y.
Horace Everett. n 5 Agent
Principal Office 90 lIud son street New York.
Agents Tor Wheeling. Dts JAS BAKER and a
5 TODD; West Alexander, Pa. BRYANT g. era
VEN. aud by agents in almost every lowD ~ the
Us. I'm may Q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-23
Wholesale AND RETAn.

A'lNG doreng The past season Leariy closed
~ ON NV old stuck with view OF entering
nPon The Who'll, sale and Iiriail trade un,icI with
shock a. new fresh possible .ou T.r
Toe sale to both descriptions Of purchasers nv as
'orimer' OF Dry c"ods just arriving; purchased v nh
me adsan'ng" OF buying 80 largely at oute. ond
selected with great care aud aueniiun.
ihe seeund story Of my store Is iiu,d M cxcln.
s.e'v ior The Whotsalr del ar'rncn,. where have
"esNy ,'"'k ana am c'usa,,iy prepared 10 sell on
The best icims
MY retail stock s n usually large and complete
'Ace'i's even thai ui Eimcr yeas (,hi- scas,,,
s"ois brirg distinguished i"r beauty At s,yie nni
variety ct materially and comprising r,eh Fancy,
staple and Domestic Goods To which attention " Il,
tom time be directed by small Advertisements
NJ o W Il SELBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-23
NV WHOLESALE
Ok l-GOODS HOUSE!
w EsEEtEHaf 80 Ma

IL w." OF the great advantages navy ole rod
y ny wheeling To toiaify Dealers aud Others
n ne purchase of,heir supplies Of C.oceriss. maj.
"'a,'"'ed articles, & ;Snd"fs intimate cnnn-s,on
~" me Eastern ei'ies; hriiiy of cvm .unicai,un
~. e"'y carriage oi metehsndisc;) aJiiionsl la
$3.50, 'o' purchasing Dry G,Ods m our town. will
'e unacceptable Ie all buyers
: nave nnw engaged m the tusiness--have ,e.
0e"'u my Spring Stock Of Goo. aud sm pre-, ared
Keep constantly on hand. an ample supply of
sueh goods as are needed by the wholesale dealer;
oeihg purchased IN the eastern ciucs nj auction
ana otherwise. on the nccummss dating terms
a'n ,herc"fe prepared Ia oder greater inducements
70 Cash or ponc'ua customers. ihnn hive herciof,re
nee" Tered ia this city. w 4 SELBY
op l6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-23
III + JACKSON.
Late Of The AsioF House. New York.

Ever offered ~ This market. all OF which has been
selected lfom The manufacturers with great care
'nd at the lowest cash price. We feel no hesiIa.
ion in saying that we offer greater Inducements
10 purchasers than before offered in this city
We most respectfully invite our old customers and
The public. 10 call Of our old and we'll Known stand
and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere,
and we feel s1iI,6ed that ali who may favor ~
with call will be pleased with the STYLE quality
and prices Our stock consists Of Mems Fine calf
MoroC co aud Seal Boots; Thick cali, KIP and grain
ed do. Morocco. calf and KIP MonIues; calf Seal
and Morocco Pumps and Slippers; pu Ion Gailers
new style; Boys cali and Kip Boats; Morucco cali
and KIP Mooroes; Ladies Fine Kid Slippers md
Walking shoes; Fancy colored KID slippers end hall
Gaher-i Black Caters an d halt G iuen, cheap KID
Morocco. Seal aad cloth slippers; calf Kip and
Morocco Boots end Shes; Misses Borls. shoes
slippers and bali Caters Of all kind; Childrens'
B'ols shoes slippers and hall Caters Of very de.
scripon. style. quality md price.
Also
5000 Lbs bes Oak Tanned Spanish Sole Leather
1000 do HenIoek do do do
Taper Leather. calf and Morocco Skins; KID
Binding and Ked and White Lining Skins. Shoe
Nails, Pegs, Thread. AwIs. Brisiles, Gallons Shoe
Backing. Brushes. &c Sc sc.
Also 40 d'z MEMS and Boys Pain Leaf Hats
together with a great msny other articles. all @
which we will sell wholesale OF retail At the yer,
lowest cash price.
COUNTRY MFRCHA RTS. wishing TO Gi uI
their stocks. will do we'll 10 give rs a cali
may ALTMAN a. MAXWELL
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HEUNpREDS IN Wheeling cnn this DAY teni-
N = " Ia lhe efficacy of BRt " FINGERS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BONESEF IN the
cure of Coz CHS. Colds. 6Sc
BoNESEr. nsa popular medicine has heen ~
long known Ia The Eneucan people. that to give
an account Of iIs VICIOUS properties seems ailnge-
her Use less Aware OF its grent medicinal sirIues
The proprietor has been EXPERIMENTING for the lsst
i"elve years. ~ endeavoring 70 form compound
which would rot only effect The cure Of ordinary
Coughs, DC bot which would alsn arrest ltaI mon
sief Consumption. which Is carrying thousands I'll
daily. THIS much desired OH, c. has. we believe,
been accomplished by combining with IL seven
other Kinds 90 medicines, all Of which belong To-
the vegetable Kingdom. u does not contain spirits
70 any torn and u therefore better ad pied Io the
cure OF all complaints OF me Breast OF Longs whom
under state OF ILLUMINATION. Il never fails To-
give almost immediate relief IN Coughs arising frm
Colds, Whooplng Cough. Pains ia the Breast, Spit.
lns OF Blood. Hoareness. Difficult Breathing. &c.
&C and u properly persisted NJ will CoHsump-
lpn' Prepared by , A BRENFLINGER. al
Bfcn'linyer's Apo,heea, Ashland Row, Monroe "a
NAV
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EUTAW House,

- n w " " y
Corner of Baltimore and Eutap SIS,
JACKSON * CRAEsToN, PRoPRIEToss.
NllE under.ignsd beg leave 10 inform lie pub.
Il lie that they have LEASED the above ex,ensive
ana wen known Hotel. which during the last two
months has undergone thorough renovation and
Ieiurnshins' rendering ~ nov unsurpassed 10y any
'iu'ei IN The country foe elegance and comfort lis
situation u high and healthy. commanding n fine
view of the city. and convenient 10 the places OF
business and pleasure The prcprieIcrs ilaiiers
themselves that their we'll known connection with
he first hotels in she Union amply qnaliGes them
Tor the satisfactorily discharge Of their duties and re-
-peeliuliy solicit patronage.
II r JACKSON.
Late Of The AsloT House. New York
III CRANSTON
OF The Pavilion, Rnckaway L. l.
B-Coaches will no in readiness NJ IN. a.
pots and landing 10 eonvsy passengers and baggage
free Of chargs 10 the House
Tue Pavilion at Rockaway VIII be opened as
usual on the 81 Of July Ivy NJ CraasIon.
NAV CIV
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FFVHE Subscribers have on hasd Few Pairs Of
the anesi quality ofTHchsd Bots made una
der their own pspet lion snd of the best materials
which they ,Her a. "a 5Oss5 90 pf pair for Cash
Alsb e large and general assortment of the finest
afiicle Of Cali sod MorocrO Psaged Blots. hich
they ofIsf 90 so per pair The above articles
we have got up ourselves and ~ warrani lheu ~
every Fespect. CONNOLLY a WADE.
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