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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18
DIR. VIM. IL. SnelsOn,
G. Nj. VALLEAU,
1913 Main Street, st. Louis, Mo.

T.. Nj. VALLEAU,
1913 Main Street, st. Louis, Mo-,
Dealer in Stores, Crates, Hollo,U.,udre, Sheet
Iron, Tin plate Copper, Timers Tools,
Machines, Wire, Block Tin, &c.
DETNG connected with one of the most exten.
ID sive Foundries in the West, and having been
several years established in St. Louis, thereby &C.
quiring thorough knowledge of what the market
requires, purchasers may depend upon always find.
ing him supplied with the latest and most desirable
patterns of Cooking, Parlor, Franklin, and 10
plate, Alright, Fancy and plain Wood and Coal
Stoves of every variety, fancy and common coal
Crates, &c., &c.
TIMERS STocK.--Tin.plate, Block.tin, Wire,
Sheet Iron, Brazier's and Sheathing Copper, Sheet
and Block Zinc, Rivets, Wire cloth, Ears, Candle
stick springs, Timers Tools and Machines in
sets, or separate.
O1rPersons ordering, may depend upon having
their orders faithfully filled and promptly shipped.
St. Louis, May 9th, 1916. 9-ly'
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18

4NHE attention Of purchasers is respectfully in.
L yied TO our ample supply of
CHOICE GROCERIES,.
Good to very prime New Orleans sugars;
Extra selected COffees;
Fresh and superior black aud green Teas;
Chocolate. spices, Pepper;
Rice, soap, Candles;
Mackarel, Herrings;
Window Glass, Putty;
Rife and Canister Powder
Molasses aud Golden syrup;
Vinegar, Whiskey, Tobacco, with all articles
in the Grocery line usually called for; also full
supply Of the first quality of
DYE STUFFS.
Indigo, Nader, alum, Copperas, Logwood; An.
nat'o' (Arrinetta) White Lead, spanish brown;
Iurpentne, Castor Oil; Lard Oil, soda; Cream Tar
tar, said Oil Black and Red Inks, &C.. &c.
Which are offered for sale in Large or Small
quantities Our stock is large and will be sold the
season through as low al least as the same articles
can be procured elsewhere, and carefully packed in
barrels, bags or paper, the wants Of our custo-
mers may suggest
Amy reduction of present prices at home or
abroad will be promptly and fully conceded in all
cases. SWITZLER d. SMITH
Fayette, april 25th, 1916.
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Saddles Cheaper than Ever.

GA Call at my old stand, Commerce street,
~ if you want good bargains in my line.
good supply always on hand or made to ord r, at
the shortest notice.
Most articles Of country produce taken in ex-
change for work WIN. BOYD.
Glasgow, January 10th, lS46.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18

HARDWARE Nails. Brads, Carpenters locks,
L l. stock, mortce, closet and all other kind OF
locks, screws, hinges of all kinds, augurs, CHS
sells, gouges, plane irons and planes. cut Tacks,
Knives and Forks, Butcher knives, &C., &c, for
sale by CT ALLEN 4 HICKMAN
Fayete, april 25th, 1916.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18

HARpwARE--A general assortment slwsy, q,
hand, and for sale low by Ri On
Fayette, april 25th, 40.
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Look Here.
What a nice quiet place this is.

WE can ride up here and hitch our horses, so
w much room, and its so quiet you have none
of them old credit stores watching you all the time
you are dealing, and soon as you go out have
one at your elbow saying: come give me your note
for your last years account; and then such yell
from one of them Dogery's that would make a lady
faint and fall back. [Glasgow, January 3lst, '46.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18
Nature and Science.

"And the leaves of the trees were for the HEAL
ING of the ia tions. "--REv. nd: 3D.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18
Price Current for CarrOlPs Cor
ner-GlasgOW, Mo.

Price Current for CarrOll'S Cor
ner-GlasgOW, Mo.
Breeze's Whiskey, ~ II cts.
Best N o. Sugar, u
Rio Coffee 10
full sacks salt Gever sunk) l,5O Its
Sugar house molasses, 373" gu
I" Bar Iron, Az"
Castings, a."
Nails, 53"
" Gold brand Whiskey 23 "a
Oysters, fresh and fine, 80 100
Cotton Yarns, S73" 90
4 brown sheetings, 10
Virginia Oznaburgs, ~ II
Trace chains, 40 5O
With a great variety Of other goods, 10 per
cent. lower than any other house in Glasgow.
]. B. CARROLL g. Co.
Glasgow, March 2Sth, lS46.
Carroll's corner-may it never tire,
Eat fresh Oysters and sit by the fire.
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New Firm.

LELAND WRIGHT AND
A. J. WILLIS, having nsso.
ciated themselves in the
SADDLING BUSINESS,
under the style of Wright q
Willis, take this method Of
informing their friends and
the nnhlic generally. TINT they
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18
The Highest Hat Yet.

feNHE GDssamer Hat surpasses, in lightness,
Il either the Leghorn or Panama, and will be
found the most soft and comfortable hat yet de-
vIsed. They are trimmed with oil silk (not sewed
in in such a manner that the stitches serve as
conductors to the sweat and oil of the head) but
put in in n manner that renders it impossible that
the hat can be disco.ored or soied from this cause.
Persons desiringto keep their heads cool will call
and examine those hats at
JOHN McNEIL'S 80 Main St.
St. Louis, May 23d, 1916.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18

N OLESKIN HATS-Something elegant and
W. fashionable in this line always ready and
can be fitted at five minutes notice, to head Of
any shape, TO sit like an old hat.
JOHN MCNEIL.
St. Louis, May 23d, 1916.
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DIED

In this city Sunday morning the Beth inst ANGEL
ca PATTERSON, daughter ofO. Z and susan ? hing=-
bury aged years and l6 days.
The nend- Of the family invited 70 attend her
funeral at . o'clock This P. VI. at No 10 Tnird-st-
On the 18th inst WILLIAM HENRY infant son Of
William L. and Mary a. Mallory aged II months and
L day
Tn. relatives and friends of the family inTi;ed to
at,eod a funeral from No b Broadway at 10 o'clock
this morning
Al Milwaukee. W T. January 30 RICHARD HOUGH-
TON aged - years formerly from Guilford Vt
II Worhington, Mass august cd. while on visit 70
her son-iI,-av Dr. :. II. Brown, RECTISA HOCGHIOH.
WIDOW OF Richard Houghton aged ca years.
On the 10Th OF august board the bark Douglas on
her voyage from Canton. Miss REBECCA r. klt,SMAS,
aged daughter Of Nathaniel k!nsran, OF Salem.
At Boston. 9Th David Parsons ~
At Bangor Ne Ann judson Parker, Il, Mrs. Mary T..
Vins 81
A. Boston 2Oth Mary Jane Fox, 10
AZ Augusta Ne. Eli LeeInan, -.
AZ Iton Pa. lg;i Mr. Msry Witter, H.
~ Warsaw y Y. ION, Mrs. Lucy Young 80
At Cincinnati 2Otb, Mrs. J. Wolf Elicit -
At Red sulphur springs 2dth, James Breckenridge
Watts
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.Murkets-Cartfltllyr reported for Tie Tribune

SATURDAY., August ~
ASHES-Both sorts are steady at the advance and
100 bhls hav, been sold at 81 al Cts.
CoTrON-The sslcs Yesterday amounted TO shout
5000 bales 81 fun prices. To-day there less doing
owing to the nigh demanded by holders and only
1900 bales have oeen sold Prices are now full hall
cent higher ihsu OF the arrival OF The Caledonia and
some considerable portion OF the 800 bales sold during
the week ending This evening has been taken OF sacG
lston view OF the continued sccounts OF uniavorab!e
weather AZ the South
FLOUR AND MEAI--The hight receipts Of today
were taken pretty freely 81 - %! for Genesee
new brought 81 l2!. ~ which also 800 5bs handsome
Troy were tSSen; Michigan, Oswego and Ohio
command 81. good 81 more 800 6bs sold for export 81
that price IN Southern have only 20 notice ssle OF
800 o5ls SrandywIne 81 - Corn Meal is getting
500 bbls. more Of Jersey sold s. - 81 and
much more Brandywine 81 cash.
GRAIN-Nhes, is dull. aid 100 bushels White and
yellow sold al the reduced price Of = cts Oats are as
before y 81 cts 1900 bushels very prime brought so:
No sales o: Barley. Corn IL higher the supply being
moderate 10000 Western sold to-day a, Il a 81; cis
for good mixed and CSC weight Tor White sni Ye!
low RYE Is wanted for export; and 400 bushels old
sold Yesterday q, private bargain.
WHISaY--.Is scarce snd higher Drudge sells Gi p
cts and 100 bbls. from store az 2i.
EAY-soO bales new North River brought 20 cts.
WEALEBONE-A LOT Of 5000 lbs Northwest We
hear. has been sold to-day 4. y cts.
LEADS - equal cash was to-cay paid Tor 1900
pigs Missouri.
PRoviSlONS-Beef is quiet and we know OF 10
sales Mess Pork held st 80 IS but can DC bought for
less and Prime $ 10: without sales Seine 500 kegs
Lard sold at cts.
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MsRRIpn

A, Charlestown. Mass. 25rh, wm salte., of Iowa to
Mary Ann Mackintre.
A; Baltimore, 18th, Francis A. Whap TO Jane Bevrdge
At .saco SIC. 22d, Edward B. Hutchinson Caroline
E. Jones
A, Baltimore I'd J. Manly to Elizabeth A. Eazleston.
At Hannibal 26,h Abner Curtis TO Elizabeth Elliot
At Boston 10Th. Alfred Rogers 20 Louisa Doxon-
At sodus y T. 2oth, Silas W. Russell 10 Sarah E.
Gould
AZ Warsaw, n Y Doth H NJ. Fuller 10 Sarah NJ.
Nicholson.
At Eden II etn VIM Atwell 70 Ceceiia :. Phillips.
A; Wilmington Del Both. Saul l. Rogers 10 Sarah F.
Duyer
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,5y- The Attention of Everybody ! called an l-

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Daily Arrivals of Produce. stock. &c. by the
Sew-York nnd Erie Railroad Company

i35 tubs butter hogs and caves pkgs butter Captain
H9,se 81 DO ? Brown bxs has Ranaai = do chairs
Eurd 20 pigs burieT lot hogs and ca-es Cap: a..
bxs dry goods W Langley Co; 3s tubs butter io hogs
Capt keLchutn; go pkgs fr1Ii Various persons.
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General n Offices.

tP Mechanics Institute.-The regular monthly
meeting this Institute be held in The Lecture Room
City Hail. Tuesday evening .t September, atS O'Clock
Business OF great importance, involving the prosperity OF
the requires uI attendance OF the members
J. J. MAPES. President.
C. l. RAKKlrT Actna-y an5l ~,
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~ Fall Fashion for Hats

EUli FusulOn lot tihls-tt CSlLii = ~ A'iS
way. opposite PHGls-EAvinE devoted unusual s,Ien
tiou ~ producing this style. The attention OF gentleman
invited 10 IL
The lshtuess grace and buoysui effect Of these Hats
cannot described they must 5e 10 De appreciated
ru!n receives monthly the style OF hats from Paris and
instantly sdopts every thing ;hsi : valuable II ne new
patterns thus his customers share The dement's OF the
Judgment ant taste OF ell Paris united WIN n OWL"
Is, qualify Nu,ris hat = us. quality Mo!eskin ST 90
ri do do $50. 50'ad do do -. ) ~
Paris made hats : .?
Also-Every style OF Cap for men youths and children
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NEw.YoRK HIGH SCHOOL.

ron TIE EDUCATION or YOUNG LADIES.
tT 2S9 Crcene-st. between Clinton and Waverly-
place, Near Washington sCuarr.-fhs Institution. u .
der ;he management OF Professor and Mis-. VILE
PLAT ided by The accomplished assist:
ants viii open for the reception of pupils Monday, lie
7ih OF September.
For farther particulars Circulars. which may be had
u, the Bookstore OF Messr-. Marreuner Lockwood Co
l5g Broadway. ANA n the Institution. aU26 2wMWSS-
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Amour, OF Coal transported in same week in August
lsi4 I2.36s 1920 tons do. August lsi5 23.fsd 1890
tons: do Aug lsi6 3l.O29 II 20 tons
\ bale OF Cotton was received a; Charles
ton ON the 18th by f. H. Rodgers \ Co from the plan
,s,ion of VIM Hart Sen. of Oranseburc District II
lropsh, cts quality fair.
500 coun,erei,s. Mechanics Bank Philadel-
plia having for vignec three female figures joining
hands Observe the genuine have the head OF Morris
ON the lett and Penn ON the right end neither OF which
ARE on the counterfeit, Attention to this Will prevent
imposition
Amount OF Coal transported on the Philadelphia
and Rcndne RnilroAd during The week Guiding Thurs
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miscellaneous.
SrnMA a. lei WEARS, STANDING

SHEKM.N's All HEALING BALsAM.
From a Lady between 20 and 30 YEAR. OF age.
nR. SHERMAN-pEAR SlR-Forl2 year. have suffered
~ such degree with that distressing complaint. i-
As,hna thai ie Itself has been burhen 20 me- " hen
influence ot the attacks which hive
hecn u su5cc,, constant cough and ra-ng of matter
hs!Assed ne could lie down and Il impossible
FOR NE 20 up down STAIR without stopping to >t
several t!mr- osl my appetite what 10 do.
A botiic of iar O!osaon.I All Healing Balsam
Ughi 10 ne, and few doses gave that relief which
had long since given up the hope Obtaining Used
the lu-dicne while you prepared il IN the name OF your
clerk Dr. rogrr aud you have prepared IN your
name and :: always hai the effect hereby
give YOU the IN privilege to make Of my and
certificate for hive ihnk that, II Il had not
been for your medicine should ere thi7 nave iound
rrsu. place IL te grave Let all those who similarly
afflicted .ry the ba.ar and they VIII regard you a. DO
L 6euefacinr ne human race.
Yours gratefully, LJCRETIA WILLS,
Se,y YORK. Aul. = 1876. - Chry lest.
Dr. Shermaa'- once = a. It's NASSAU -, Agent
rs ana 40 C-4nd--t Mr. HAYES, i5g Fuon-r Brook yn
Randall, Jersey CITY; and >taayolN Hall, Albany
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MARIN E JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED.

Liverpool Aug . Ne"CT!ehlls aug
" SEE MARINE JOURNAL. FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED.
Bremen ship Martha, Sauny I'm Gutenberg and 40
day. from Bremen, $50 tons IRON, TO f Habicht- Mr.
Bertha Shermcr passenger and 40 IL the Storage 10
Muller 9Th inst. LAT IS - long 80 i. spoke ship
Ashland hence for Liverpool The NJ has been Q day
West OF Nantucket Shoals with Gains and thick weather
Bark Washington, (of lhomaston) Bartlett, 49 DIS I'm
Malaga, fruit sc TO master July lith, lat 35 Dc long
Is 40 spoke bark Columbia hence for the Mediterranean
Br brig Hiram Crosby Is ds I'm Turks Island salt 10
J II Braine.
Brig David Duaied, Collect, d. from Wilmington. n
c, naval stores. 20 Z ; Powell
Schr Henry Clay Virginia potatoes.
Schr Lynchburg Gould ds from Richmond tobacco.
schr Leni,y Foster. : ds i'm Washington Nc, naval
stores to / McCready
Schr Elico,t- Cole ds I'm Baltimore. mdse 10 john
son s. Lowden.
Schr star. Cater : days from Washington. Nc naval
stores Bryant & Maitland
Schr Dodge, Knapp 6 ds I'm Alexandria, -four sc 10
Sturgcs Chairman X Co.
Schr { 81 John. Hopkins Virginia wood
Schr Spo'tord Nathans, Virginia, wood
Schr Deborah Robinson, d I'm Washington Nc
naval stores to Bryan, & Maitland.
schr Stevens Briggs 6 ds I'm Baltimore. coal to
eager & MAILER
Schr Pamela Rogers days from Baltimore coal to
master
schrs Monmouth Woodman Virginia, wood
Schr Lctitia Bennett Virginia wood.
Schr Sarah Copas de I'm Beaufort NC naval stores
10 Pls,t
schr John watby Haning, de TN Richmond coal. 10
master.
sehr Ednburg Decker. York River wood
Schr r Morcau. Arnold JIme@ River wood
Schr High Presi, Burgess : Dis I'm Eden,on, NC, ma
val stores.
Schr Trimmer Let's Virginia wood
Schr William Il Mary, Larkins. Virginia, wood
Schr Sommers Sommers, is I'm Savannah cotton
and rice, TO master.
~chr Gil Bias Farren Virginia, potatoes
Schr Marshall Miner Virginia,
Schr Fourth of July Mathews Virginia corn
Schr " II Wcstcott Logue, : ds i'm Washington. Nc
naval stores.
Schr Washington, Daniels, Virginia, wood.
Schr Squres y Brothers, Lanson Baltimore coal.
Schr Ann Hymsn. lotion. Newborn, Nc, naval s;ores
Schr Mius Thompson, Virginia potatoes.
Schr Josephine, Laioure,ie Baltimore hour, TO John
son 4 Lowden.
schr Amelia. Smith from Baltimore, lumber to 4 \
Briggs.
Schr J Kirby Phillips, Virginia. corn.
Schr Peterson Hoffman, Baltimore. coal
Schr Henry Clay. Chase. Virginia,
Schr < Ballard Holt Cherrys;onc. corn, II 7 Haycns
Schr Secor Pierce, Virginia. wood.
Schr Horton Burbank, Virginia wood
RS. ON brig
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ESTABLISHED pSTCvs At
srKNEY's SEW Eat AND CAP Esr,sLrsHMsv
Is. =. s..

sIkNEf's sew hAT AND GAP ESTABLISHMENT.
lSi tH.:gn-Sf- S.n BatlG;re
Quincy has the pleasure OF informing gentlemen
of fashion, well Hose who rke no rrri-r-
sions simple elegance plain simplicity ms. The
invariahle Iuaoe price OF ais Frs Qualify Ssck Fur
Second Qualify de- S 20
Frs, Qualify SIX 20
These price. hsve bee1 iry established and rav be a,
implicitly relied on ne exquisite e. And finish OF th- a..
tlcies 70 which they Rpperan. Nh g. believes he say
without presumption ihsi his Hats may safely challenge
comparison WIKI cay Hats a. Gs prices snli lrs
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IT, 1.-THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF al
fashionable Clothing.
SEW-YORR
SH TAILORING ESTARLISHMENT

NETWORK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
- EN-. W. BENSON, Draper and Tailor, respectfully
ID informs his patrons and the public generally that he
has removed to the NewYork Cash Tailoring Establish
m-nt, No. i2 Fuon--t., Broadway, where be
found extensive assortment OF C!oth. Ca1smsres Vest
ngs, which will be made order IN the fashiona
BILE style for cash.
choice and general assortment Of genlemens fancy
dress articles constantly On hand. lyl2 2awths
CASH DIAPERS AND TAILORs, ~ Broad:
" way. 6. Booth Co. having received additional
supplies Of choice Goods would respectfully invite the at
enIon OF their and the public. Their stock Is
only extensive, but comprises tie richest qualities and
patterns Of Vesng Cass.eres Drlngs, &c. lai are 10
be found IN This Or foreign markets.
Having unusual facilities 10 buying, they ar, enabled to
offer strong Inducements 10 purchasers though should be
understood that their low prices have reference only u The
finest quality materials and workmanship and that gar
rrnt produced their establishment not -0rPaased IN
a.y partcuar, by any house 10 Le Union
The Cutting Oepartincnt is conducted by NJ j. Lee,
who-- almost nfab.e skill in the art is the result o. long
experience study VINO the happy faculty
OF accommodating fashion 10 for and Of selecting styles
ofdr-- ,ing and appropriate 10 the --ason y2i-i
DEADY MADE CLOTHING.-In view Of the adj
Ilysnced Of the balance Of our extensive
assortment, Of Summer Clothing Will be sold greatly re-
d1c-t prices comprising Zephyr Cloth Cashmeret:= and
Tweed Sacks erase Cloa and Linen DOrsay SacEs &c
WM JENNINGS co. ~ Broadway,
aus ISL, opposite The Fountain
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NEW INVENTED WIGS,
rS5zs nnr.haio-N. Aa,x- IrxPnIRd W Igs

pronounced by al who hSve and ~orn tnr 1ost
perfect and natural heads Of hair Wig earrrs are invited
inspect te.n they viii perceive that ns has
long 10 them Of iniorrable discomfort
VIII henceforth Be real luxury WIN. BACHELOR
inventor and oay manufacturer Wallst Eear Broad
way, removed frun iS5 Broadway. r1S l-sodA
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ARNOLD,S CORNELIUS NEPOS.

II APPLETONN co. publish Tuesday Cornelius Ne
~. pos. with Practical Questions aud Answers, and an
Initiative Exercise each chapter by Thomas X Arnold
a VI revised By r A. Johnson. Professor OF the Latin
Language IN the University Of the city OF New York; one
neat volume. I2mO. Price, 81 cents.
Teacher. or heads OF Schools desiring this Volume for
examination be supplied, gratis application 10 the
Publishers.
Arnold First and Second Latin Book and Grammar uy
J. 4 Spencer, 4. NJ. vol. Emo. neatly bound. Price
- cents.
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WINDOW sHADES.., GILT CORNICES -.
w zc.-J. c. WOODFORD Is Broadway, has faI
assor:enl Of French Window Shades from 10 2 feet II
eagta consisting Of fall Landscapes, scotch and IiaaS
views, Gohics Roman and Grecan AIch-tect1te, 'sne
ian Scenes &c Families about purchasing The above AZ
!ce WI. DO eTel 10 call and examine the assortment DICE.
chants bCrrg sell again will be allowed hbers .lS
cou1, Also Gilt Corices Furnirlre G.ucPs CurIatE
sels Cords Window Grasses, &c. nc Laiargss buGs'
2S5 Broadway 80 eoo-.-
DENIES! PENNIES! lin rolls Of fay essf 70 ,of
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