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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09
c ASH SHll
Going East.

As one of the members Of our house will leave
here by the 10th of February, 70, the East, are
compelled to call on those owing US accounts for
payment by that time. All accounts unsettled at
that time will be placed out for collection.
We have large and desirable stock of goods on
hand. which will be sold very cheap for cash, or
to punctusl customers on the usual time.
ALLEN g. HICKMAN.
Fayette, January 9th, 1s47.
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Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will apply at the February term of the County
Court of Howard county, for final settlement
of his administration on the estate Of Samuel
NJ. Hughes, decd.
JOSEPH F. HUGHES, Executor.
December 19th 1916. 31-4t
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TRUSTEES SALE,

Of valuable Tavern property, in Fayette, Mo.
DY virtue of Deed of Trust, executed TO the
ID undersigned, by Abel Marley, and wife, on
the 10th of November, 1916, and filed and re-.
corded in the proper Office, on the same day, to
secure certain debts therein named, will proceed
to sell, to the highest bidder, on the public square
in Fayette, on Monday, the 9th Of February, lS47,
lots one hundred and twenty-five and one hundred
and twenty three, on which the large
f.n Brick TAVERN HOUSE, now in the
is3s occupancy of Abel Marley, is situate.
&9 The title is believed to be perfect, but
such as is conveyed TO me, by said deed, and no
other, will be made to the purchaser.
TERMs.-One fourth Of the purchase money in
hand, and remainder in equal payments of one and
two years from sale.
SAMUEL C. MAJOR, Trustee.
Fayette, December Goth, ls46. 42-7w
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Final Settlement Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that we will apply to
~ the County court of Macon county, at the
February Term, for final settlement of their ad-
ministration of the estate of William Ramsey,
decd. WILLIAM PATTON,
PRESTON SUMMERS.S Au'" 49,
Macon county, January I'd, lS47. 43-4t.
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Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given thatI will apply at the
1 February term Of the County Court Of
Howard county, for final settlement of my ad.
ministraton the estate of George w. Frank
lin, decd. LUCY FRANKLIN, Admir-.
November 2lst, lS46. 37--4w
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

SUCCESS OF THE SUGAR COATED IN
DIAN VEGETABLE PILLS"
AN OLD MAN OF 10.
If This is not beliered, people mould not believe
though one rose from the dead to proclaim it.
CazenOpia, July 2Sth, 1874.
have used 40 boxes of Brandredth's Pills. and
half as many more of different kinds, but the whole
have not benefited me so much as two boxes of
the "SHgar Coated Indian Vegetable Pills" They
ssem to strike right at the foundation of my disease
which is of bilious character.
IRA ALVORD.
This old gentleman settled Cazenovia fifty years
ago,
Dealers furnished at the New York College of
Health, l79 Greenwich street, New York, and by
DR.. EAsrERLY d Co, No. rs 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 a miserable imitation has been
made, by the name of Sugar Coated Pills." it is
necessary to be sure that Dr.. G. BENIN SMITH's
signature is on every box. Price % cents.
December 25th, 1916. 42--3t
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"Gen. Scott left New Orleans for the
seat of war on the 23d ult.
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from the Ship Chronometer, down to the old and
faithful BULLs EYE. New Jewels reset in
Watches and all kinds Of work done in the line
of Watch Making, at the sign Of the large Watch
and Spectacles. g. w. COOKE.
Boonvile, December 9th, 1876 39-1y
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

OTA bill has passed both Houses Of
Congress, admitting Iowa into the Union.
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IN BAGS SUPERIOR RIO COFFEE,
III l2 bbls. New Crop Sugar,
20 barrels Ohio Whiskey-this day re-
ceived and for sale cheap, for cash. by
ALLEN Il HICKMAN,
Fsyette, December 10Th, 1876,
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Boot and ShOe-Making.
~

TINE subscriber respectfully informs the citt.
l. zens Of Fayette and vicinity, that he is pre-
pared to make Boots and Shoes of every descrp-
ton, at the shortest notice, and in the most sub
stantia and fashionable manner. He has on hand
superior lot of French and Eastern 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. 19-tf
N. B. Two Shoe-makers wanted, to do strong
coarse work.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

's1'~ 49, @@s~e~p
lING in the Post Office, at Fayette,
IN the lst day of January, 1s47, and il
It within three months, will be returned
raj Post Office as dead letters.
X
w. Kerly Ruben
liam B. H. Kelly Mary Miss
,rah Ketchum Isaac Rev.
l.
J. Levey John w.
IN Lanler Elizabeth
. Capt. Leach Louisa Miss
uel 2 Lee Richard
y M
lillian McMllin Alexander
mes E. MenelIy Mr..
I. r. Myrtle Maria Miss
Matthews Noah
'ph 3 Morris Georgiana Mss 2
. DR.. Moore Helen Miss
Moore Wilson
liam Moore George w.
rles Martin Granville
3. J. Martin William
N
hin Nicolds Sarah Miss
gorge N. Noel Maria J. Mrs.
8, M. D. Nye James M.
mas Z
lillian F: Pilvist Lewis M.
ant ]. Peeler Alfred
H. R
mas II. Richie w. G. 2
Richards Elizabeth
lm N. Rucker Geo. H.
Roy James
Rawlins Owen
nj. S
Stanley Charles
ances Miss Savage VIM. H.
ng Mr.. Sample S. H.
ZEN Stanley Doctor 3
liam Stapleton David
D. w. Street William
in Stewart VIM.
Swarrengin Nancy
* Il
ckson Terrill John
rah E. Thomson Elvira Miss
NJ. F. Trammel Fieldo
3 Wesley Yates Corona Mrs.
ell w
hn L. Watingham w. D.
H. Wills James
ah Williams John
iA Watts John M.
Mardulia Wilds George w.
Writ Adam
:. Watkins T. l..
nscn Williams Andrew
WILLIAM TAYLOR, P. M.
January LIST, lS47. 44-3t
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To the Citizens Of Howard.

The subscriber returns
his sincere thanks to the
Citizens Of Howard Co.,
for their liberal patronage
heretofore shown him, and
still offers his services to
them as repairer of all
kinds of WATCHES,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

CLOTHS-A splendid assortment, worthy the
attention Of those in need Of costs, sold cheap at
the Peoples Store. r. II. Law.
Fayette, October Gath, 1916.
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Boots and Shoes,


for quality, workmanship and low prices, cannot
be surpassed.
Mems very superior thick Boots.
Kip, Calf and Waterproof do.
Boys coarse and Calf do.
Coarse and Kip Brogans,
Calf and Kip Monroes,
Misses, Boys and Children's Shoes,
Buffalo Overshoes,
also great variety of
LADIES SHOES AND SLIPPERS,
of many kinds, among which is q beautiful style
FRENCH KID SLIPPERS,
on the whole choice, well selected and desirable
Stock al such prices as will be satisfactory.
A granG assortment of the most desirable and
fashionable styles, all sizes, of
Otter and Fur Seal Caps,
Nutria and Musk do.
Silet.e and Cloth do.
Fancy Velvet and plush do.
Fur, Silk and Wool Hats.
Japanned Waterproof Hats
All Prices.
An excellent assortment Of
Hardware and Cutlery,
Queens-ware and China,
Groceries
Drugs and Dye.Stuffs,
Raw Cotton, Candiewick, Cotton Yarns, Battings,
Rifle Powder, Shot, Lead, Flints, Percussion Caps,
Indigo, Nader, Alum, Copperas, Rice, Spices,
whole and ground Pepper, Saleratus, Castor Oil,
(hlf pnts, pnts and Quarts) Tsrpentine, Soap,
Candles, Starch, DC, &c.
Stationery.
STATES, INK, PENS, PENCILS.
STANDARD SCHOOL Books,
with all the odds and ends which will enable us
to supply the wants and contribute to the luxuries
of our friends and the public, to whom we desire
to say that
Our STocK Is UNUSUALLY EXTENSIVE,
and being somewhat late in the market we must
make rapid sales, and will be content to do so at
very small profits.
Please CALL see, and Judge for yourselves and
in aiding rs promote your own interests.
SWITZLER & SMITH.
Fayette, October 3lst 1916.
tIrBeeswax, Tallow. Jeans, Linsey, Tow Lin
en-, Dried Fruit, DC, 'canted
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l.. ID. Brewer,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WTILL attend to any business entrusted to
w him--in the Second Judicial District
REFERENCES.
BROWNING & bushnell. Quincy. Illinois.
Col. J. DAVIS, 'aye'''
w. PICKET, Benton, Miss
Col. P. H. FOUNTAIN, Pontatock, Miss.
McCAMPBELL g. COATES, Huntsville, Mo.
GYOffce-McCAMPBEL's Buildings, Huntsville,
Mo. Randolph Co., Dec 18th, '46. 40-ly
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.JcWclrY.

JUST ARRIVING.
WITZLE II & NTH,
Are now receiving their
FALL STOCK,
Which makes an extensive, general and desirable
supply of
ALL kinds of GOODS.
The attention of Ladies is respectfully asked
to our very fine and astonishingly cheap assort-
Inent of
DRESS GOODS:
Cashmeres de Cosse,
Cashmere Reps,
California and Lama Plaids,
Fancy and Black Robes,
Alpacas, Bavarians, Lama Cloths, Bombazines,
Merinoes, Muslin de LANES,
New STYLE PRINTS,
ALL KINDS OF WHITE GOODS,
BONNET VELvETs AND VELVET BoNNETs,
All;of beautiful style, in interesting variety and
at astonishingiy low prices.
A great variety of very desirable
Winter Shawls,
Nantes and Fancy Handk'fs.,
Worsted and Silk Mitts,
All sorts of Gloves,
New style Combs,
Hair, Cloth and Tooth Brushes, &c.. &c.
A beautiful assortment of Extra Sup'r. French,
English and American
BROAD CLOTHS,
PLAIN AND FANCY CAssIMEREs,
VELVET, SATIN AND FANCY VEsTINes,
Heavy Winter Plaids and Stripes,
Sattinetts and Jeans,
Coat Blankets and Blanket Coatngs,
Oregon Cloths,
Palo Alto Cessimeres,
Beaver and Pilot Cloths, &C., &C., with
every article for Gentemen's and Children's wear,
from the finest to the very cheapest desirable Win
ter Goods.
Brown and Bleached Domestics,
Diapers and Toweings,
Negro Clothing and Blankets,
Bed and Saddle Blankets,
White and coored Flannels,
and all other kinds Of Staple Dry Goods-al
cheap, and some cheaper than ever
Our Stock of
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y EMAlNING in the Post Office, at Fayette,
IL NO., on the LIST day of January, 1s47. and II
not taken out within three months, will be returned
to the General Post Office as dead letters.
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been holding back for the Last ten days. awaiting fssh
arrivals from the United States but unless supplies
very soon advance must take place In Hour crack
srs and meal Of the former article there IL
scarce 1000 barrels In market The brig Clara Of and
barrels Of nour-s portion OF her inward cargo At
present the prices Of provisions rule foows-super
fine -four 81 as 50 corn meal 81 so, per punchson
SIS; per bushe 81 10; blackeysd peas -; rice
So crackers So; pilot bread 81 so; navy bread 50 So
prime pork S6 10; prime beef $l2; hams Sl3 Goldfish
ST. salmon Sl2 mscksre S.; hearings So SO; alewves
S4 butter 20 2ic; lard none in Market cheese 1885,
sperm candles 4oc; tallow do l7c lumber p $l9 do
Pr $24 slaves, red oak, $780, shingles, WP and cedar
do manufactured So; tar 81 5O spirits turpentns 500
potatoes 81 50 hay ST. 25 The dry goods trade 10 ex
ceedingy dull at present but It will doubt receive
fresh impulse upon the approach OF the Christmas holt
days The neig boring islanls Of Domnica, Trinidad
and Tobago have been visited recently with tremendous
gales which have In their effects been very
upon property.-Corr. Phila. ~ .dmeyican
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ARR val ~ btrassgeEs.
SATURDAY, Nov 20.

AMERICAN HOTEL.
MHf ESas s:; 1S%y hssas
Down. cis ssfsf fs ss
inward. Marietta snh.,, s! johns; D H ds Lowell;
Ssss:;
jGS Gssaaa MSSs5 F4s ss,S H!m
Ns% Mas bsaa Albany
VII
Gss.:y SsaS d MS 9s VIZ
gnia.
. fSs;f: s;S
~ f::s
HOWARD HOTEL.
y Brqns Loas Island MSa,sssu. Fai .dsi; AL A..
Nj bI so siarf!i 1is, g.ssS
HyaSs:! NJ S :9a H YG;. Coils c0n'se
JUpsoN's HOTEL.
H' 2.i,' w:: s' %
suyh Nassau d9 r. WwSH sIsISa
Cossr oS; F1es,dssss Tlssh, DO; Nv Etns:
vt Hsd Dgehes, Coz Waite ~" an M so
NJ 'Coons Lansingbargh; Il Hubbard. Binghamson; M
Gross Hartford L y Games, New Haven; Tompkns,
Taunton, Mass: McCrsgor, Middleown; Richardson,
Penny sSG.a eS
Hs ksB' A isoS SS
san, Westicd; ID Brown, do.
NORTHERN HOTEL
do; Van NeytIen Troy Mr. Chswell Pat.Ison Capt Pol
York; Ernald. do; Winning, Catskll Peters Bos'
Connecticut; Hill New Bedford; w Adams and lady
Virginia; Mr. Bullion, Albany Mr. MITCHELL do; MIR Allen
RATHBUN's HOTEL.
Browne. Hudson; e. Collier DO; White New loI ,
delphia Mr. Harrison, do T Town, do; JNeil, do
TAYLOR'S HOTEL.
VIC Woodwork Jacksonville; Relyea Rhode Island
w Felt, Madison; G Johnson, Connecticut
TAMMANY HALL
T Austio Connecticut; ID NJ Hunt, do w Smsck Red
Bank; HaIgrass Long Island, Hoyls do; w Jones' New
York; J Elder Albany; Rsdchf, Brooklyn q Finch
Philadelphia s Hall, Utica; d Clark, do.
WESTERN HOTEL
J Johnson Cooperstown; w McCurdy, Philadelphia
Thorpe, do; Hamilton, Hartford; MIR JOHNSON. do
Wells, Peekskill; Hesey, Massachusetts, Flint do
Boles do; Ritter and sister, Nova Scotia Osgoot
Nd Iady. Troy: 8 Vaughn. Glens Falls
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ShpsSouthemer, Isl Berry, Charleston, spoord Tiles
ton Coz Thomas Bennett Sherman do Plat Van Brunt
nah Thornton Choate Vera Cruz, ATKINS Co; Chaires
Brgs-Caroline, Colson, Neuvas Holt 4 Owen; Peconic
Park st Marks, Fla, Il ID Hurlbut K Coz Arabian. Halves
Charleson Wanderer, McDue Norfolk John French JEFF
fey, Eastport
Schs-Eliz beth Hale. Tuthi Apalachicola; Cora Hilton
Newbem, NC NJ Plat Co: Belle, Mc3rah, Norfolk; Vr
gioia Hoffman, Richmond; Eliza Keeham do; Charger Post
K,os smith, Ph,lade, phis; John Adams Norris, Boston
Industry Kelly New Bedford; COrea Young do: Zeryah
Farnham New Haven
sloopsR Green Haw kins Providence; Juno, Alers do
Emily, Ruby, New Bedford.
Arrived.
Brig Wascal!er Jo,.slyp Marks, le days 70 Coe Ander-
CO. Left schr Elizabeth, for New York, next day
Schr Cohasset, Sumner, Lubec, to Brett Vose
Schr Lphuoot. Sleeper, Thomaston.
Schr VIM Pollard. Alexander, Harrington.
Sehr Eva, Chamberlain, Boston
Schr Martha Maria, Clarence, Salem.
Schr Melbourne, Arey, New Haven.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 20, ls47.


Birch. Trial adjournedto Monday BaIimoreans Killed
and Wounded-The Rev. Theophoiis Fisk, and those
teho are ESQ unfortunate as to be Rich, $e., &c.
The trial of Birch was yesterday adjourned to
Monday next account Of the sickness of OF the
jurors II is so tedious and sickenng case, that il Is
matter of wonder that judges jurors the bar,
stand It.
The killed and wounded at the battle of Huamantla
nearly all Baltmoreans, having fallen by the side
their loved Capt Walker Those that are missing sup
posed to have been taken prisoners also Balti-
moreans, one Of whom is Of the Rev. j. A. Collins,
Of the Baltimore Conference. He young man OF
TALENT and much esteemed in cur community
The Rev Theopolis Fisk, the Apostle Of Universal
salvation he used to style himself to deliver
morrow, sermon descriptive of the quarters in
hell for the rich man. explanatory ALSO of the recently
invented torments provided by his Satanic Majesty
the industrious prudent temperate, and moral of
the world who by the exercise Of these good qualities
have been enabled to Of the requisites for
should describe the for the lazy drunken
and worthless Of this who by the exercise of these
qualities, have lived life Of degradation and want
The train OF from Philadelphia yesterday morning
arriving at the Gunpowder station, discovered
to have the body Of the cowcstcher Of the To-
oomove the prongs Of which had passed entire
ly through him. From the fact that he lived in the
neghborhood and the body cold aud sti when dis
covered and no blood flowed from the wound ade by
the he Is supposed to have been murdered
and thrown the track there other wounds and
bruises on the body,
MIR. Forrest commences an engagement at the Hol-
day street theatre Monday. Mr. Anderson has had
OVERLOOKING houses all this week.
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Official fsom Brazil.

OmCint from BrazIi.
From the Washington Union.
Extract OF letter received ct the Navy Department,
from Capt S. II. Strnghsm, commanding the United
States naval forces on the coast Of Brazil, dated
U. ship ONO, Rio DIX JANEIRo, Sept. 81, lsI7.
Sir have the honor to inform you that at present
everything seems in quiet state at this station.
have also the honor to inform you that two Of the
three American whaling vessels the bark Yeomann and
ship "Joseph Maxwell" which had been seized by the
Brazilian authorities for alleged violation Of the law
prohibiting the entry Of foreign vessels into ports this
coast other than ports Of entry, have been released
This law has been within . few days past, supsnded
by the Brazilian government, for the rpsce Of four
months in order that vessels may be notified of the
existence of such regulation.
Very respectfully, your obedent servant
S. Ii. STRINGHAM.
Hon. JOHN Y. MASON,
Secretary OF the Navy
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the new tariff and whatsoever csn obtain here
after from military contributions on Mexico; which We
hope under the lately issued may be considerable
Who will not incur such debt or double or treble It's
amount support the honor Of his country! For one
repeat wths gallant ohoer with whom conversed
days ago. Our army have covered their country
with laurels that can fade They have extended
fame to the Of the earth and made
impression upon Europe which Is Of incacuabe i'm
portsuce. The moral force which We have thus &C
CURED and the military prowess which We have demon
srated part Of national charsctsr Is worth all
the millions that We may expend In the WAR;
STATEMENT OF THE DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES cN THE
lsr OF Nov ls47
or the principal and interest Of the old funded and
unfunded debt. ................. $l22 2ss SO
1917 ................ ASH "A
Certificates OF Mississippi stock. $3.50. 4,3a0 90
Debt Of the corporate cities of the Dis
trict of Columbia. .......,,... $50 600 on
Loan Of 1912 at per cent. ...... s3s3Ss6 O3
Loan Of ls43 at per cent. .......... 660423l IS
Treasury notes issued prior to 4th March
Is45, outstanding. .............. 239239 80
Outstanding treasury notes issued under
act OF 2ad July, SAC. ............. 100000 90
act Of 2sth Jsnuary. Is4T ~ 10 ss7, 700 90
Loan Of lS46 at G per cent 1899 l49 40
Loan Of ls47 at Der cent ~ 1854 $50 90
Loan Of 1916 at per cent, in payment of
can Indemnity 3Oi, 6ls "a
Military bounty land scrip. 1885 oo
$45,l2a.423 90
DANIEL GRAHAM Register.
TRrAsuRr DEPARTMENT,
Registers Ofioe, Nov. 10, lS47
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VI The most :Iisn.ys q India Rubber Good.
srsoio1s uneaaasd combining lghtnss and durability
ing ''S' ~e' &C. 9S S6 YEA RSSSs5 Wsshsass
n u % Sr0''T Ss,. UDS1iP'i Pine and Wal streets.
SPLENDID GOTHIC DOOR PLATEs-Ths sgb.eIi.
= Der would rv,s che a ss u o Plane.
the late Far III. Plates up
and for which he received the premium oRERrs.
,,. Premium Deer s h Plat E:s s.: P.ns. st.
ID Norris successors to Henry Hopper) No 2 Second
street between Avenue and constantly hand and
its. Csnds.tisk: Cs,tors Pitchsa TunbIsr Tespc, Soup
md osvy Ladies' Spoons spittoOns. syrngs' Decanter
N. d. Bntann. Ware neatly repaired. sla sot.rc
.ud Maiden s1s made
Or made 70 order favor him with call The subscriber has
%SsS ast
s fse 'f fs. I s
CiS''L, m vs.t; rse a. and Boys, Clothing
be made to order at from Is less the general
BIThs cutting Of pautaloons. hitherto so difficult has
fi
r HUKCH OF THE ANNUNCIATIoN in I1lf street
Il he s sissf1 ehass
sfn inc anS I'H The
s'f # 'ia'S
icT bank o22 Ntsm
n AsTINGs' COMPOUND sYK!Tp OF NAPTHA-
II Not only positive bat warranted for consumption
about the durability Of consumption satisfied the medical
faculty and all who have used It, that consumption and all
affections the lungs only be cured but they
eaay and simply cured almost the disorders which
thuman frame liable. The operation of single bottle
which but dollar sufficient to satisfy patient
and single dose give. evidence Of its extraordinary
fuence arresng and eradcatng the maady. by the
date relief which affords This quack secret
dy Dr. Hastings its dscoverer of the
physicians Of the age and has made full disclosure Of its
and all its component parts the world not wishing
incur the responsibility Of combining himself for the sake Of
profit which calculated do such universal
tons that the London Lancet Medical Times and the
eminent Of both hempheres anxiousy calling
upon sufferers have immediate and proclaim
ing that Of known alone has positively estab
lshed efficacy by undeniable proofs FIGURING consumption
and all other diseases Of the lungs:
Price One Dollar bottle six bottles for five dollars As
this expensive preparation not lett around
commission the mode with quack medicines, but
purchased and by those who sell again. This
will general limit its sale TO the larger Cite.
and and residing where Hastings
Napha Syrup be obtained and who be reached
stage express steamboat any other public conveyance
bottles required which will be Immediately packed and for
wardcd hem in to their safe and speedy
Notice-Moore Co.. the former agents for this medicine,
have with the Of Dr. Hastings of London sold and
transferred the agency Of the American continent to M A.
HARRISON who is the sole agent of Hasngs Compound
Syrup Of Naptha in the United States and Canada
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sIxTEENTH
WAsHINGroN, Nov 10. Is47.
Court met at ten Several members absent. Weather
bad Lieutenant Colonel Craig, Of the court, sick And
In consequence of the illness of Lieutenant Colonel Craig
President Brooke with the nimous approval Of the
members present adjourned the court till
ut ten o'clock w.
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Foreign m arIxets

DrmARaRA, Oct Ia Our market Ia In a very inactive
state, and has been for time past Several ar.
rivals from the United States have added considerably
been the result Fork now 10 large supply and prices
are giving way Goldfish will soon be much wanted
Pitch pine lumber is In good demand and one or two
csrgoes would meet ready sales at paying prices tx.
ports in freely for shipment Moasses has slightly
advanced In consequence Of the short supply coming
forward; large quantities being taken
Rum plentiful yet there has been great increase In
the expectation OF this article this year with
last Freights to London may be quoted at "a Cd to
Liverpool, and the Clyde % Cd. Tonnage abundant
and no employment for seeking vessels.
BARBApoEs, Oct 90 The arrivals from the United
States since my last of 9th instant have been ew-from
England not one but Of costing traders have had
an unusual number. Purchasers In breadstuffs have