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Or. VeCbter'S
Eun9en Dre er0a tlO,
Drcis 80 Gent Die Sl0(ebe,

sprris 80 Gent Die Sl0(ebG
81 cine lebr febastare 3utereituns, enteeft
purtb einen reasmibigsu uno teribmteu Sents
Gtben Ar3t, Der lte ilher fhnfi9 Sabre III iels
nsr esensn praris i'll Ocnntblano setrauebt
bate, III welhsm qancs lte ipabrcnp lener
3tit duserIt ansaeochnt bennBt ,purbt, t,bHPns
iten, grtaltunacn, &aNrbfeber, en9trni;l9s
Peit, Remtbbuttcm, Srlten mo Nhfcnibmer:
aeu, SlutIpeiclL jeoerlrt Srult: nno qun9en
beIbpcrpcr, unp in 6cmun9 Der brrannaben
pem Hussebruua. Sielcs fam ais qcb Der
obi9cn Wlsbsn aeIa9t wcrpsn, atcr bic 3ei'
observation-disclosures ltno III tcit(plella oas
,u; jeber bcfrlcplaenpe Sepeis III rei1en 2Slr<
tuusen miro in cincm SerIuebe oanlt aefuns
ben weroen, Icipie audi Sablreihe empft luns
aen bic lnmeilunassettel tcaleitenc. llrter
1000 Slaltben tuo allein i'll sDbllapeipbiI
,pabreno o,m lebten JDnter perfauft lpcreen,
tin iiber3eu9suoCr Scweis pon bei1enJfugbar'
felt, Icnit tpIrcc cine fc srcBe NuantItat ME
prrfauft rpproeu fem.
Sc pirfiam 1T bic Meel5ln Ar'peicn III
6eiluna Der rerltblcpcnen Srantbelten fhr
welbs lle smpfcblen it, baB ite allen anprrn
3ubereitun9en Uon SarlapArlIld, Vanaceas
&C. fhncu .pcranocbt.
95icle 3eusnljs lnD rrn 3cit Su 3clt erbals
ten uue tft1nnt acmaNt po"oen, opet rCt
Rpltsnaufpauc pcn 3ciunastctanntmabNns
acn pertictct orrcu Odttbclluna bier. Oie
scihtgldutlacn t6nuen Ici6t htcrjcust perz
crn BON osr 0lnBitbtelt piclrr WlcriSin wcnn
ile anrufcn an Qripp's &cfunpbcits empcri'
rm SO. 1911, S1orp 2te Strobe. untevbab
pcr 0inefra6e, gum Shllp cce "sclrenen
9lolers uno 9bianach" no 3cuami1r une
StaebweIiun9cn,su bmrcrt'n BON Sdll'n Der
mertnNrciaien &urrn rurtb neie WleblSin,
rorac3eirt mCrotn ttnnsn,
0eaein9, SuIt |. 1915.
k-"Olclr Oicr5ln IT iu ecm rtrn anAc9':
tcncn QreiIc in cirlCr 09utcrcl IN bahcn.
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Or. e. &ienlep's Qiuen.
5e9en Die 8aileriucbt, reiHenoen Steir
uro @rQpel.

9e9en Die @a1erlucbt, reinenoen Stein
uro @rGpel.
9ic Spmptcme cber per QnfauQ bon Slclcn
Srantbciten Itnb ,prun man lnmer aeplnat,
arrel5t mo aen6lbi9t it,, QBalItr Su macbcn,
cbne eab man rirl auf cinmal motbcn Fam,
NIT poer rbne StbmCrsen, Spannuna i'm I'm
terIelb, SticrcnsS StbmcrSrn, 9rcBe Stbmcrsen
i'm &rfuI Oruf auf rer SIais, unrtarlmdbls
gen Stnbl9an9 caburtb entttetcn edwin
ccl, Oluttcrweb, Q8inpfcllf, 8crluft ces up'
petite, 0iercpfa unp 6artlcihiafeit nelebes
tei Sraucneperirnrn nur Su oft Der Saa it,,
rab ltc mit ccm Wa0rr acplaat wcrrrn, ,pcnn
itr lbre mcnatIlttc 3rlt Su Hicl pocr ;u mrDi9
cpcr GAR nltbt trtcmmfm.
llno iplc Vlclr 3auG Gcnoe batcn Gin traurs
9ee enee 9rnommei, neil llc Cs Dcrnatblibiat
hater, tlrjcnlacn Olcoicinen Su actrautbcn,
bic bafilr anrmpfcblcn ,parcn. - Oarum
brautbt ECincr ~ rcr3mrifCln, inorm bic ctcn
rrwabntCn SDiIlrn IN ocr Orutrrcl rIcIer Sci:
tuna, III Der 6tcn Stra6c, rlr and lei Carl
2BllTana in Der Srantln: @traEc, 9tcapina,
ph 81 hatcn lnr.
-Jobn Kicnlcv, 6r.sDr.
GTuutb 3u batcn tei pcn 6crren Strbrs
4aItern Grprac s. WliIlcr, Wcmciercrf
Saecb 8ctbtel, 2ulprbctecn 8. 6sfncr,
(scrtb's Birtbsbaus,) mo 3bcmas Nutb,
Inter 6eiprltcra prttr &esrrcis, Slut
6crIe, $aneoitcr Go.
Grc6e 8crcn 5u so, bic flcncn 25 Gents.
Nlal 26. tp.
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Or. Ippletpms
Scrllbmtc6 Seilmittel fir
q a II b Belt.

Nteltats BON Zen alleratttaritcn 8aracrn,
non brn ipnnocrtaren Suren pelbs cs te.
wirtte, ltno tct zen I9cntsn umicntt al ba,
ben. Qeioenoe merccn ss pcriuten cine
5Slaitbe BAT acmtbnlib bas Ssb6r miecsr
bcrseitellt, no rie Sautbet BON lanasr 0au.
CT mar.
@rcbs nnc SIeinrsrfauf lei Eonano u.
palton, eiaenthhmer, SO. S76 Narttfra.
bG pbiIacelphla.
On Oct Slcts 9rnftrsi, Suntinarcu,
Olartn quR, 6arrietma, s. g. @cllcre,
'pitstnra, 8. Dl. einelcp, 6clIraretura.
Z. .. gambcrt uno ENGLAND unb tlIes
nIafen, Weapins.
Sctauar, 23. 6m
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non PLUS UhpRAo

Or. QStn. y. SanClp6tU'S JDellmtt-
tel fllr Die 2(uS5ebrun9.
6uiten, erfalmnseh 8rultitsl 8lutirsiem
fh,peren Ntbsm, Derporbsne gouititution ,
raubsu 6als, Nsrbenfbwdtbs unb allsSrant.
beiten, Die BON ber Sebnatbe Der &unSen bers
rhbren uno CUR 1us5ebruns leitsn ftnnen-
Die sln5ise nnb Die leBte Grjenei sur 6eiluns
cer Nue5ebruna, Ielttt in oen bthfen Sracen
Slr Sanpt'Jnsreeien5cn biefer lbdstaren
3ubersituns iparem ieit Dem lestsn Sabrbun.
bert IN ben 5auptftnisrcieben gurcpa's tss
ribmt, nnc baben jest, bcrsint unb aereinist
ourb Den grfncer, Die beilenoe &raft i'm
bSbitmcalihiten Graoe.
preis Sl bic Sottcl lu taten in Or.
Oanopsfp's Ipotbefe in Aasntaun, 70 rpe
aud IN bieier Druferei.
Neaolns, Mai 4. bp.
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Sine lIebere Sur fir Die Deils.
Or. Gullen's inoianiidb uesctabiliibes
pcils Seilmittel 1T cim einbcmiihes prs'
parat, welebse felt Dislen Sabren nit ccm
tsiten grfcla ssbranebt woroen. Oa fte cine
innerliebe I1soi;in 1T 70 bat lte einen ent'
Ieblspensn SorSus ibsr du6cre Dlttsl, rpsls
de tloe gum 81 asen aber nidt gum 8 els
len tuo. 9isie N1ebisim ,pirft anf bic trans
Fen 3bcile, bcpirft aslunrsm &ebraub uns
cine oauernbe Sur-peltbe mir psrfls
ebsrn obsr oae GslO 5urifseten. grc6' IT.
&lsinSerfamf tri
Kopano unb 1Oalten, Gisentbhmer
SO. S76 O7arftttraBe pbiIaeelpbia.
80. lambert unb Enalano uno Nice
t11afen, Msapins.
Sstruar 2S 6ln.
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fSeoern ! TeDern !!
Ql5oblfeil fit S1oaroe(p !

2DUVITllI THt DWUIHVIU
Sricoerib o. Srafer polferer uno
GeneralsSeforSer, 10. 4l5 t11aftttras
&c, oberbalb Der elfen Torofeitr, 6is
rero Rom se9enhber, pbilaoeIpbia.
$50 ;u jscsr 3st ju Datsn 1T eln 9rcssa AGors
tsmsut BON Ssttsn uno O1atrasen, 9efroltsn
paorsn uno Sebsrn, Stiblsn, Siiben, Setts
laosn unb Spis9slm nsbt alien aneern Nrtis
fsn Die ins pbi9e @elbdftsfab seb6rn, gu osn
a(srmoblfsliten SaarssIospreilsn.
R. . - 2Ias alts Nrbeit wirb bi6I1 uno
Ibnsa ousssbsiFrt.
philadelphia, Dldrj 30. 3NR.
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Sas fleine @crfben. betitelt
Der Sromme III GOtt,
Der 1CnO a d, t, ,C.

y Ct " " y " w y Et'
morauf osr llnterfbrisbsne fbon Don sini9en
Sabrsn llntsribrsbsr fallslts, 1T snblb burth
i'm gum 9ruf bsftrbsrt unb nun, fbtn sinsss
bunbsn gum 4bliefsrn bsreit.
9a feline @jefunbbeitss llmifdnbs ibm nid)t
srlauben bei olsn lIntsrfbrsibsrn psritnlib AT.
jurukn, fo Iinc 9tas bensn ss fbidlb fsin mag,
eriubt, ibre Sibsr in bsr 9rufsrs bss qitss
ralen SsebabtsrS abjuboIsn, 9sasn Sssabluna
oss srnisbri9tsn Yreifss BON as Gents, bas
grsmpIar. Jobann 6eora Sobmann.
Yrebtaun, ben 2. Ssbruar 1S47. b..
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w. Die poblfcilitcn aoleenen uno iils
berncn aidbenutrcn inpbiloeelpbia.
@clone Qspsrs, NIT pollen Su,pslsn $45 90
Silberns %. 30. 23 90
@olbcns 2spineS, NIT Smpslen 30 90
Silbsrne DO. Do. ID 90
Sibcrne 0uortisrS, bette 9ur, 10 90
Ginfabs 0clbne SoIbsnubren l5 90
Silberne Srlllsn l rs
8olbne Wrnrnae A 90
Tcrnsr pcrrdtbi9 !: cine 0robs 9(usmobl 9oles
nsr uno Soaars Bracelets, 9tin9s Sruifnaceln, ,
Obrenrin9e, @rlbfecsrn, itlbsrne 4effsL 3uder>
ian9sn, Sinoerbiite, 9olesne Soalss @urbs unc
llbrfsttsn, @uorclbIulkl uno Suwslrs2(rbst
jepsr 9trt iu 9lsib niscsrn Yrsiisn. S(Qss mas
icb mill, um &aui1iebbabsr 81 ibsrjsu9sn, if
blcs bab lis anrufsn.
2tGs Nrhn Saiben> uno ioou5ubrsn wsrcsn
reparrt uno 9uarantirt, ein Sabr rbti9 ;u 9es
ben. 2(lts6 @oo uno Slbsr mirb 9efauft pber
i'm Nustouib onaencmnen.
@bsnfanS sum Ssrfauf: abtta9l9s uno 3O'
ifinri9e Weilin9sllbrsn, Bel
gcuis Qaoomus,
lIbrsn unb SSu,pelir (oanrlun9, Hc. 4l33
Wlarftifra6e, obsrbalb Der @Iftsn, 9tcres
isits YbIabelpIio.
o. Stb babe sbenfoll6 etlibe 9olone uno Ills
berne Qepcr Soibsnubrsn, Die ncb wcblfeilcr
lino ais Die cben @jemslrcten.
pbilaeelpba, Sebr. 2. 6mt.
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Or. SrieoriCb Scblau6'S
9ISltnD : 9Qlldn1,

rin erprcttss 6eifmittsl fir Sranoitbasen,
Sbnltts unb Stieb. wunren, Serrsnfunaen,
0bsnmatismus II. {, 10, 1T 70 chen erbaltcn
nb Snm Berfauf in bicIer 0rnferei-preis:
25 gents bae Sldstben.
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&llnitli6e 9lu9en.
Or. c5acob &. OtarIbaQ

5at ein Iplsnoioes IHortsmsnt fhnitliher
uuaen, BON allen @hattirunaen, bon Slsus
Vcrf srbalten, ,pclhs CT fir refcnate preife
einfcBen spirp.
W1ai 10. 6Gt.
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Gclumbia Srifcn&tisNiboft, Sclumbia par
@ar(iste bittD* III @ottl6le, &
OoYlestaun Ditto ;u DpDlsstoun, par
Goifpu btttp* AT SaitDn, par
grhau9e Ditto ;n ptttsbnr9, +
Certificate +
Grhan9e 3mct9 5u ScltbapSbnr9, :
@rie Ditto III Grir, }
warmers II. Growers ~ Eopnesbura, II
DO sab(bar in eurrant Scncs II
6ranfln plttc ~ WafbW9tcn, II
FARMERS 8onfn. Snds @tD ;.Sriitp[, par
warmers ritto ron Qnncaifer* III Qoneafer bar
Warmers btto, Don Neoon0* iu 9iso. par
Warmers Sanf pcn SbuDlfia @ountD z
5oorris6ur9 tittp iu ioarrsturQ, I
HocncStolc Sonf Su 6rnc@tale, |
2aafoiisr br. 81 Qonfaifsr par
<aueaItcr gauutp 8ane, gu $anealtes bar
Qsbanrn 90. III gebancn, 2
MsrbantS II. Manuf. Sanft pttSbur9, :
WcncnQcbsla Ditto Don SrounspiGe, II
0Riuers Sanf bon VpttsoiQc, bar
Office Der Sanf pnn pennf. SoorriSb. par
Office Do % Vaneaftsr par
OfTts 30 % Msaoin9 bar
Ofte DO 60 Cation Bar
9aplcrsviae 9elanors Sri6sn Goa 10
Eowanca bp. at 3pwanoa, -
IBeft 8rantb Sanf, 0Slliamspcrt u
Bsomin9 Sanf Su 98ilfeebarrc, Ia
Ocrf hittcs Su Vcrf, (
Jtclp ScrIep,
Sstpiosre Bonf' III Selpitere, }
Burlington 50. 8anf, Meofcre, par
@omnertial Sanf' Vertb 2lmbov J
Cumberland Sanf. Sriogeton, p9r
Warmers Sanf* Wcunt looap par
Sarmsrs 1t W7ehamies 8ant, 8abwap J
Sarmers II D1e6auits DO mbbletopn
D1orrie Go. 8anf' morristoWn J
wn6antts Banf, Burlington par
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III y wv ~ w Wv y
g. Joat sinsn gtobr eroffnst an Der
lAEusiHd norb>meiflibsn @fs Der &allonbia
ESE q uno Sebsten Strase, Pbilabslp'n
rno ftnO nun bsrsit ben qisbbabsrn pom Sbss
i'm 9anssn qanoe bas 9rSsts N6crtsmsnt jensr
bslisbtsn YfanSs anSubistsn, oas jsmaIs gum
Slsnpsrfauf in Yenniplpanen an9sboten wurs
BE-, pcrunter bas Silber>0aub
Junser Svfon unb
Kavfer's,
bon Der bsitsn 2tuswabl i'm qanes; stsnic feline
GUNPOWDERS,
pon REDEEM @elbmad unb iafti9. SIR
5bpar3cr Jbee
1T BON ben beifsn Nu5nablen, bsIonoere Nufs
nWrfiomfeit 1T 9sbroudt pcrbsn bic b6bifsn
@raes Su befommen BON Darten unb plans
taaens6 e,pabfen.
Die Orange psfees, wslts is anbietsn,
in Stbdrfs nibt ibsrtrCHsn wsrbsn, unS iDrs
rcisn>buftsnoen Gbulane unc Oelonas wers
cen BON fsiner Smportaticn in Den 8ersinl9tsn
gtoatsn tlbsrtroffsn.
9aS @slb mirb Suridbssoblt fir alien Sbee
Der nibt tsIrieciQsno au6fdut.
Sbee 1T an ibrsm Stobr III baben ~ l5 ct.
biS 81 so bas Yfunc.
Gr3ut unb 9smablsnsr 3ufsr gu bsrab9ss
ftsten Yrsifen.
9t .. 9ieis @sislIiboft bat feline llntsrs0:
9sntsn in Der @itp nt 1T cabsr fir feinsnSbse
psrontwortIlib Der nibt am pb9en Stcbr 9s'
fault murbs. N9enten,
t1Iatbiae Dalfer, Ho. 400 Warftifra6t
Bco. NJ. Bono, gallombiu unb 6ts Ctr
Naenten msroen psran9t fir olls Osrts,
i'm Fonts. Nean msnes lib an pisis 9ruftrs
Teb:uar 8. lS47. IS.
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QSertb Ger SonfuDten.

9lu! tiejeni9sn Snnfcn, mcltbt NIT einem
CO Sten beSchnCt i b,Daben entmeter fals
itbs coer um9ednrcrte Ncten prn perlhiebcs
nen Sensnnun0cn i'm llmIouft.
2lUs nit cinem CD &rsui bejstdnGtsnSans
fen mnren frlibe, oftntlibe 9sprItsSanfen.
@6 1T nitbt ratb am Nctcn iu nebmen rrn
Sanfsn Die in cieftr qiife njd2t benannt Iinp.
Sie lino etmeter 0ctrrd)sn Etcr lire Nrten 1inb
un9an9bar.
Sanfcn in philadelphia.
9samnn. 9i9tcntr in YbiIao.
Sdnf bon Ncrtb 2mrrifat par
9trrtbsrn QjbcrticS' par
YtnniDlroni0* par
penn Sounihjp* par
Der 8sr. @taot.' 26
Commercial Sanf, bon NcnnNlpanlen pnr
Sarmsr6 II. NfthonitS Sanf par
Sirarb rtto+ par
Geniin9tpn Do. par
Sanf Of @cmmctct,f par
Wanuf. II. Wcdanic6 par
Wehautcs -8anf III pbtla, par
Vbilabelphtd Sanf* par
Stutbwarf Ditto par
SbupIfDU Slnf, par
Y3eltcrn Sant par
pcnnlDlpanien.
Sonfen inn Snnern oes 9anbe6.
Sbnmbsr5bur9 iu SbomberSburS :
@cttjSbur9* ;u @ettlSbur9, {
Yittsbur9, Su YittSbw9, !
9usquebanna Go. Olcntroie u
@btitsr GountD gu 2Ssitdeitsr, par
9slanart 9auntDs ~ @Gelfer, par
&srmantoun su @crmantaun, par
2snStoun ~ Hcmi6tam, par
Nlioplstaun ;u Mirrletoun, {
@scnt9cmerp @r,* ;u NrrriStaun par
93prtbumbcrlanN III Tortbumbsrl. par
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. SSpblfcile Iaitbcn,ibren,

w. Die woblfeilitcn soloenen uno ILL
berncn Iaicbenutrcn inpbiloeelpbia.
,,,it.
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ScbDmer friicber Xbec.

Ste phllaOelpbta unO JteuDDrter
y efin9 g bee. o efeu b a f t,
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07
Ar Act
TO SIMPLIFY PROCEEDINGS AT
LAW.
Be It cnqcted by the General Assembly Of

De IL eAGctPa 0p me Uener0k .7SSC03biy Of
the State Of Missouri, asftHnms:
5 l Hereafter, no special plea shall be
pleaded in any action brought or pending
in any of the courts Of this state.
5 3. Any person holding any bond, note
or instrument Of writing for the payment OF
money OIL prorrrty, may institute suit on the
same in any Circuit Court or Court of Com
mon Pleas, having competent jurisdiction.
without filling any petition in debt or de-
claration in writing on the same.
) 8 Upon fling the instrument aforesaid
with the clerk of said courts, he shall issue
I summons against the defendant or defen-
dants, to which shall be appended a copy
of the instruments so filed.
5 4. The provisions ofthe second section
above recited, shall comprehend all prom
Iissory notes, negotiable notes, bills of ex-
change, notes discounted in any bank or
corporation, notes or bills assigned or en-
Idorscd, and all and every instrument of
writing Of any kind or description, Except
ing penal bvnds) by which any party or
parties may be liable in any manner or form
for due payment of money or property, or
damages incident to or arising from the
instruments aforesaid.
5 5. In all cases where one or more par
ties are sued, if they design TO make de.
fence to the merits of the action, they shall
plead the general issue, and under the sarnc
all and every matter of defence, without re-
ference to the form or nature Of the plaintiffs
action or declaration, may be given in eri-
dence.
5 6. The form of said plea Of general is
sue, shall be as follows: sThe said dcfcn-
dant or defendants, as the case may be.
and defends the demand of the plain
s 7. No suit shall be dismissed for the
wan. of form; but it shall be TIE duty of TIE
court, before which the same may be
brought, 20 determine every case upon It's
as the very right of the case shall
Approved February l3, 1917.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

The CiU@ P"e5a-The city of Puebla.
which is about one hundred and sixty miles
from Vera Cruz on the way to the Capital,
is one of the most remarkable places on the
Western continent. Its population is esti-
mated at $4,000, and its churches are noted
for their elegance and wealth. The Cathe-
dral is magniicentiy ornamented. The
chandeliers ard lamps which adorn it, are
massive gold and silver. The building
was completed in 1908, and is said to have
cost 5000 900. There are ten chapels
attached to it-all richly decorated. Be-
sides this, there are several churches of
magnitude and great wealth
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

He smoothing but a mcdaniel said a pert
and coqaetish school girl, as she scornfully
turned up her nose at her discarded lover.
Well, that mechanic became a Judge and
member Of Congress, and in addition to a
reputation that many might be proud to as
pirc 10, secured a competence ofthis worlds
goods for the maintenance ofIlis family
But the dclndcd girl, who was not of a bad
heart, carried out her perverted education,
by marrying the dashing son cfa reported
wealthy merchant. In the result, the mer-
chant failed, and Tie Son and his unfoItu-
wife were found amon1 the wretched
lazarom, which fancied wealth so often be-
.qrcatils to a coming generation. The hus-
band had only learned to spend money, and
was ignorant of every pursuit that might
have provided against the dire misfortunes
(which lie experienced, She learned, too
late, that a skillful mechanic had, in his a.
b]ilitics, an estate beyond the reach of sher-
IFS and Of the minicns Of the law, that is cv-I
.er available to prove forh his family, and their
mutual domestic happiness.-FGrmer and
Mechanic.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07
An Act
TO AMEND AN ACT ENTITLED /" An ACT TO L.
CESsE AND TAX ~MERCHASTs,' APrRov-
ED MARCH q, 1917.

TO AMEND AN ACT UNTITLED 4 ACT TO LIZ
CESsE AND TAX MERcHANTs,' APrRov-
ED MARCH %, 1917.
BE ii enacted by the General .2ysemMy If
the State ef Missouri, as CNGwS:
SEC. /. There shall be levied upon
every such license, to be paid TO the col
Hector before the delivery thereof, as fol-
lows, viz: First, Where the amount of
merchandise received for sale, according
to tie provisions of the preceding sec
.tions of the above rccitcd act to which this
is ~amcndatory, doth not exceed five hun
dred dollars, the sum Of two dollars and
fly cents. Second, Where the amount of
exceeds the value of five hundred dollars,
but is less than one thousand dollars, the
of five dollars. Thru, Where the a.
mount of merchandise received for sale as
aforesaid, exceeds the value of one thou
sand dollars, but is less than two thousand
dollars, the sum of seven dollars and fifty
cents. FDurM, Where the amount of mer-
chandize received for sale as aforesaid, is
as much in value as two thousand dollars,
but less than three thousand dollars, the
sum of ten dollars. FifM, Where the a.
mount of merchandise received as afore-
said, is as much in value as three thousand
dollars, the sum of twelve dollars and fifty
cents. iSi.rh, Where the amount of mer-
chandize received for sale as aforesaid, is
as much in value as four thousand dollars,
and less than five thousand dollars, the sum
of fifteen dollars. SeUenM, Where the
received for sale as afore-
said, is as much in value as five thousand
dollars, but less than seven thousand five
hundred dollars, the sum of seventeen dol
lars. Eight, Where the merchandise re-
for sale as aforesaid, is as much IN
value as seven thousand five hundred dol
but less than ten thousand dollars, the
of twenty dollars. Ninth, Where the
merchandise received for sale as Aforesaid,
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is as much in value rs Ken thousand dollars
but lees than fifteen thousand dollars, tie
sum of twenty-five cellars. J@nH. Where
the merchandise received rs aforesaid, is
as much in vqiup as fifteen Thousand dol
lars, but less than twenty t'oHsaad dollars,
the sum of thirty dollars. EtyenM, Where
the merchandise received for sale as afore-
said, is as much in value IS twcnt. thou
sand dollars. but l~<s thhn thirty ".ousa"d
dollars, the sum Of thirty-fve dollars
Treijh, Where The merchandise received
for sale as aforesaid, is rs much in value as
thirty thousand dollars, AMI less than forty
thousand dollars. the sum of forty dollar.
Thirteenth, And in all cases where the
merchandise received for sale as aforesaid,
is as much or more in value t..an forty
thousand dollars, TIE sum Of forty-fve dol
lars.
Sec. 2. The eighth section of the act
to which this amendatory, is hereby REGAL
ed.
Approved Feb. 13, 1917.
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Bnena TIStI lLcEcors.-A correspondents
of the Delta. writing from Buena Vista,
April 18th says:
We are doubtful as to whether the rainy
season has commenced or not, but for a
week or two back it has rained every night.
Heavy mists settle down a tsunset, and Hash
es of lightning, with thunder, make a per-
petual CLEAN drought the mountains, and
the rain, with a steady drizzle, begins
A few nights since. though darkness was
extreme, the position of every sentinel
might be distinguished from tho camp, by
the phosphoric matter, which shone like
balls Of fire from the points of their bayo.
nets. 1t gave forth a continued kissing
sound, and terrified the honest scntinels con-
siderably.
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CELEBRATION AT WAsHINoToN.-The an
lniversary of the battle of Palo Alto was
celebrated at Washington city with great
pomp and parade. Statutes were fired dur
ing the day, and flags and emblems display
ed. There was a grand illumination at
night; & among the most brilliantly lighted
houses, were the Presidents mansion and
the private residences of the members of
his cabinet. The national observatory was
also beautifully illuminated. During the
celebration the news of the glorious battle
of Cerro Gordo arrived and added to the
excitement and joy Of the occasion.
VII think The wings of this additional
."effort on the part of distinguished Demo-
Gratis at head quarters, to disparage the
victories of Gen. Taylor" by enthusiastic
cally celebrating the anniversary of Palo
Alto? THIS is one of the evidences of
Democratic feeling towards him, which the
wing presses, from one end of the Union to
the other, pronounce bitter hostaity.-Mem-
phis Appeal.
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COUNTRY

4. cotemporary gives this good as we'll as
opportune advice: Let no farmer and no
other nan relinquish the newspaper pub
lished in his own neighborhood, for the sake
Of taking some other large, cheap, or more
popular newspaper published abroad.
The newspaper published in ones own
county, is, as a general rule, more valua-
bic than any other, if it be for nothing but
the advertisements; for even they are the
thermometer of business, and often the
key which opens the door to excellent bar
gains. 1t is of no little consequence to
the farmer to know what is going on in his
market town; the competition in buying
produce; the change in business operations,
the settlement of estates; sales Of farms,
&c. We venture to say, there is no man
who may not every year much more than
save the price of subscription to his neigh
boring newspaper, from its advertising col
umns alone; and on this ground all ought TO
patronizc their own newspaper. This
should be done also for weightier reasons,
one Of which we viii! name: the mammoth
weekly sheet Of the cities being furnished
at a price with which no country printer
can compete, (for the reason, because made
up generally from matter once used and
paid for in the daily papers, are encroach-
ing largely upon the country newspapers,
thus discouraging Improvements, and grad
aally bringing the whole country under the
influence, and in some sense, the control of
the leading cliques in the cities. Thus a
tone is given to the morals and politics and
habits of the country, and we hesitate not
to say that the preponderance of this infu-
ence is bad. The people Of the country
get full enough of this influence through
their own newspapers; and if they would
not compete for the supremacy of the cities
over the moral and political destiny of the
country, let them support the country and
no other newspapers. Or take the city pa
pers if you can afford it and as many as
you please; but first see to it that your own
home paper is a regular visitor to your fire.
side. Support them first and literally, and
they will hardly fail to support your inte-
rsst.-[Huntingdon Globe.