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Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
NOTICE.

COUNTY or HEMPSTEID. Scr-tt lag
/ MAY adjourned term OF DE Probate cauJ a.
Hampstead county, Arkansas, A. y. lsls, thr
following admin tratluu aud guardian account.
cufunl were filed Tor continuation Ut tue usxl
July term OF said courts
Joseph Caldwell administrator Of VIM Cad.
wells esinir.
4 II Briori administrator OF Samuel West.
estate.
Thomas Hubbard, Admiualulorof Joshua Fu.
qnas estate.
q 4. Cook, administrator Of William J.. Cooks
estate.
lIuduh CLARK, udmusiuldE Of Bent Carks
estate,
James Gibson, public administrator Of John
Ro0.nson's estate.
Amelia Vaughan, oSrculriy Of John Vaughan.
estate.
William I. Hamilton, executor Of r. IlamH.
toms estate
William Moss, executor Of james Moss estate
llbez 5 Smith, executor oil G 'rupprr's estate
Henry &. Boyd. guardian Of William IT, Boyd
All persons interested u the sriilement of said
estates are notified TO come forward and flo eS-
ceplions TO said accounts IL any they have, ON or
before the second day Of our next Probate court.
at q court to be holden at the court .house in the
county aforesaid, on tho second Monday of July.
A. ID. lsIe, ct they wiIl be- forever blrred from
excepting to such accounts or any item thereof
1csit S. I SANDERS, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

4 good story Is told OF the cn,y impn.
deuce Of Mr.. John Van Burcu. 1t runs
tins.
lie Was riding in the carriage with dad
alter dlnner, IN the ncighborhood OF Lin
dcnwold. during which time the young
hopeful kept pulling away at his lla'ano.
At length the indulgence OF the Demo.
cratic Chesterfield being overwhelmed by
the clouds OF smoke, lac exclaimed:
"lohn, your ciguris really very offensive
inside here
"Is itin said the dutiiul son. "Thcn
why the devil don't you get ont aud rldc
with the driver
The old man has been smoked until
he has become an outsider, politically.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
New store nj Fulton.

MIS- r.. COLLINS. LITTLE / GO.
I RI now rrrci,n- md opening iafza aud
sell asssrtsd s'o,s of sFa|iI zH|isa Ia this
naTlsi which have been s-Ieelftl "a Ill sfaaf enc
m ll##IaH and NrW NaIk, and afs H#a aIIaIa.l 10
pm lszsf. at as low prices aua aa a. gid iefms
az Ties can he procured ,.ssWhgIs
Gar sfaHk j. general, comp Ihs sIaHIs aud
faHey Dry Gonds, Hafiwafr, CuilHfk. saHdIafY,
GaIHna. llais, Boots hnd sHnss. faHk#fks t.Iass-
SO. lua. steel, Mails, fa.inF#. 1asaFs ana
Carpenter l'aals. Grucrfss. a. a. a.
COLLINS. LITTLE 4 eo.
fulton. Ak, irb y, lsls1
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

"What" said an cx.voluntccr to q
comude whom he thought ho had lcll al
Monterey but whom ho found engaged
in the very difficult vocation ui driving %
lot OF swine "whal.' he repeated, edo /
find you here! thought left YOU with
the army "Ah, no, replied the com.
rude, you see | have abandoned the
sword aud taken TO the rEN,
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
ARRIytLAND DEPARTURE or TuE
MAILS AT NAsHISGTOS, tRk.

l.ihc Rock arrive. Sunday, "Wednesday and
Friday, 9rn.
q parts ou Tuesday, Thuuiay aud Saturday.
3AH.
fga rowson ssiyss "Wednesday sui Saturday
Gru.
D,pir. on Monday and 1hnrdsy, 6A.u.
Manut illii. aud Mndin Strive, on Wrdurs-
day. bFM
Depali. on Alsrily md 1hurday, IAN
tamlru rHngrs suni1y, q u,
p.ntus au THuniiy.I An
lu.laa d.rar- 900 Monday md Thursday. G 4. n.
Arrives un tiIr .HWp days. EM
HhHpu of Muurgsul.8I d'paHs on Friday
bk.u.
Arrives un saturday, GrM
NI tac mails u.usr nj gry. previous 10 ..
pluurr.
K D. rvRpuM. r.N
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
G0D0rfRel'Sk.p Il ~.

HE undersigned having enlefed into partner.
! ship on the lsi OF Apll, lsIi, Tot The pnr.
post OF doing general Ntaiags aud taHmiaisa
HusiHrss, in the town ul Fulton, uudet the name
aud slylr Of BlocE, BBurnsH Ia, Wauu re-
sprruully Inform lhcil friends aud the nahIle gem
ally TINT having leased ibr tnnef Nafehnusr
ID. Mr. L. D. smith, lHy5 aie INV prfp#fed 10
ueryu gu1ds on storage. -
AUGUSTUS ntaek,
HENRY W.0t h.
Fulton, MAY L. llsli-ll
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

I.ors or GAur-A few days ago, a
steamboat stopped at a land'S at some
place to wood. A customcfon board
The boat took his gun and went ashore,
hoping that during the hour they were
likely to stop, he might bag few birds
After twyclliuga few rods hc came across
rough looking fellow, and the following
dialogue ensuod.-
"aow are ye"
allow nrc you. stranger replied the
Arkansas man.
"lluye you any game In these parts.
%, ycs, plenty on en-
Nv hat sort OF game
"Well, most amy sort bat principally
BRAGG aud pokGR.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
RLOCH, HG0YHfRS# e.,

- uvLp rrra'afy mNH Ha f#a iaeau
~ wH rSmHr Isa.H h5,u.|s. #azzaHliaHHi ui
HHnb t,.1 s.n.aH aad i,aIa
IHulra Uuu lautad MHsIIHs.
Muslin GugIsm. pIau aud aHFed,
Garham, Fancy iiauakrutlsHIss
lonuris l,iO,uHs, l.asss a#H#.=# #as.e#s5ius
ALTO their .pI.uid aEsHIli4HHlHI sHHHs#aI sil
kiHdf aud qnUyrs
fn.tau, May h,isia.2l
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

4 GRuanlfa.-rhe Boston Statesman
says. "fhe season OF snakes lightning
aud drowned children Is upon us-some
poeiieal complies call 1t summer, aud
quote ilnwery literature.
THIS reminds us Of the reply of drunk.
ard who was urged TO drink the beverage
OF Nature.
No. sad he, "watrr B, dangerous,
very dangerous ii browns people. gets
into iheirehests, into lhcirheads, and then,
too. It mikes that Internal steam that s
always blowing fellow up.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
DR. Il r WILLIAMS
HAYS Iirirlcrt.

Hays Lirimcit,
Warranted torue ila riis Long experience
las efi,brlrd beyond ruuirorrry ihr smgu.ar
efficacy oi i..s laumaui lu tlr rufs %. tHut pre-
lulrm aud painful tump.auL ihr Pile. such
ya-i uumb.r hl,e brpH cared by lac use o.. a,
ub4 80 extensively a the miicI, known, That nulp
need br sad ty way OF Introducing Ito the notice
Of tuo pnulc. lusi received aud ipr siIr by
DIR a. T. WILLIAMS
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
Farm for Snic.

THE undersigned on'r, lor sale, ou accomrno
| dating terms, q iifsi rate improved black land
farm. siiulird about miles north uf Washing.
ton, containing about 2O5 acres about 100 Of
which, m cultivation
for lNrs, Sc, enquire Of the subscriber at
lhis place.
ELI v, COLLINS.
Washington, Aug 10Th, lsis.35.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
Tln.r.. IInL-IInnnI lnnIl-

Fof clearing lhc voice uHi ro'eagug coughs,
colds. bpanrH.ss, initiation ol ihr throat, asthma.
wloopu. cough, 81. lu.t received auu Iur .lle
by DR r. T.. WILLIAMS.
Dr. FahncsiocL', Celebrated ycrmimgc,
4 sale and mot rlleoiull remedy 100 ali cases
of Worms. Tor sa.p ui tn- drug store nj
DIR r. r. WILLIAMS
May H., lsis.23
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
G4,EL6WMssD

kaIves and forks, caIylag .ud butcher knITes
paasat aud pen knivra, .asuHs. flsHH. fHRaHa
tHaeaa aud Hus, Hru1i0nH HHa.Hi#i Sire aud M
hammers. araWna knives, haHta4Wz aIas NIL aad
gasifnl Iilrs, han.r usp. 'IHnar alI zasszl chs
#fs. zIu4f aud dNhr rHln lis. Iaal HH.zfz# aHf#
Haaas. tI chest lrnrA, pad palel mn aud
satatuleu knob locks, flint aud fefeas Iun Iuelsi
Iaaad aud Hat spfug bolts, sha- nHeffz. stsep
I'll al. Knob laieh,s door handles, sailetis znaHs
EaIaurrs, hHtaui aud iion table and taa sniaus.
haz pltiad aud rou siDruPa, spufs, sefsNzsIHseIz.
tIIei HIauIds hfass and black collin aaIIs. fiaiu
fHa#s. smhels percussion eaps, cork sefHssss lizH
lH ls aai lurs, telh.., prsEIna mi zHN m Is,
hf4== a4ndI,a,irks hand eat aud lsaent saNs,
Vi atajs aud uugs, sytbr badUa aud sekles,
amaal4.ns. f1tr, iick and iainisf panss, woal
aid ttinu rlus, maua aud oellan rope, nloN
I|Haz. uad bed ruHls, Collins axes. braad asss,
aHsa#s. r4I aurui hngrs, butts and sefews. eaiier
IL s. iaal anl hinges. lrars, wasan hakes. waffle
faas. draw knives, cass aud cane sfihhs. eao.
Ias easlsir, co. grabbing hnfs I'D ifpns, grind
zla4fH ay and ir,cr chains, nalls ani lfads Of all
zzss. shafss spades, pa'eHt balances, saves,
aarian mkrs, iy lans, pillow maaldss iron of ail
EIH|H Ena sh. G,um,n, and raa sisel. hollow
Wafz nf aII liut. and descriptions. such nKens
= HIIzis pl= aud krii.,s, SC, ~.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
Agents for The 2leIrgfaph.
sOiice.

'E'iii subscribers lave ~ fsesssd and eli,
for aI.aH ''''
aH iiaN 4 sfrrn' y I'D i##Has..
Cooking 'Hd Warming staH#s
NIHar, SHaHf. Caa## H#sz=#=
lnIHu.. auH Young IlgsaH
-, aud tIanl Nm, saaP II. ra,fiHr..
NaI'-, Cotton Yam -
lneann'e'iun with oHf h.zIasz# ssHzfH established
4 TIN <Iiaf.
anil rl furnish Tin ~ ia .IFsz =Tz.##I II su5,.
i'hs,'n a'raWm#aaiHha tim t#f5=aaf. s.,a
nHl,I uuu IrHalHf
MOCK. fEaIElG&ta
lulou, Mach 80. l-lslG.I
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
5grtti;, Hoirt.

" ANss4.HN bHr Ifi.."I ..Hl4 A....
ARK sA.t~.
Hi .uh-ruhrT ls.a ly, iD inform h.s trends
and ihr puUIlr, i... lr .iIl. rDnltnurflu-I-
nra 80 h.s old stand. W'srH hr bios supplied h.n-
sIl with every thing ssr'afry for ths aceam-
mediation of the lmgr.HF community. Ills house
Is cumm1diouH, ihr rnmH well atrurpd Tor
lamrs and hls table well supplied with the bcs,
the marl,r, lhons
lbs aabcs are afre, bouniinlIy supplied with
provund"r. mud attended hy careful osiers.
lie pledges hrsfll that nothing shall be- want.
ing on hta part 60 render comfortable ull who may
boz pIoascd 10 9yehmo c'l. tn charges will be-
u' moderate o.. those ol any other house in the
rouiir as un evidence OF which he refers 10 thc
Iull0V.tuu
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
EKEEE.

D0O BUSHELS good fresh lime for sale at
)UU 3j ecnls per busheL Apply to
q JAMES NANCE.
near Washington
August 5th, 1885,
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
SARDLERE STATIONARY.
oEEENSWARE, TNH4RE.
CLOTHING, RtfS, BOOTS.
SHOES AND GROCERIES,
d., d'r. Dc.

TzariHrf v'h pas general an as.aIlnsal al Ha.sil
a= az lrrn utp.l Ior -,Ir Ga is mllksi. n ssIIeh
iHat Hafiraatly invite Che attruilana af purchasers
IHiau. Has ., lei,,9i
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
RULES

Boarding per mouth, $40
Boarding aud loigugpar week, - 50
day, IS
Single mril, -
Lodging %
llurt feed, %
Keeping man aud horse lIl night, 81
hcrpng horse porWork, 50
GEO o. BRITT
Washington, Oct. 30, l-lj-7-tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
rHN rns
C@NMEa EG
WASHINGTON TELEGRAPH
IS FUDLIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
NYII.I.IAM. .u.I.rrEn.

BY
WILLIAM II. ErrRR,
AT THREE DOLLARS PER AN.
NUM- If PAID IN ADVANCE,
FOUR DOLLARS1fPA1DATANY
TINE WITHIN SIX MONTHS,
OR H. FIVE DOLLARS-Fn If
PAY MENf BE DELAYED GNTII.
AFTER THE EXPIRATION OF
THE YEAR,
Terms Of .fdreftising.
l1"fo oasquarcol Of o lines at less, iirstinsertlop.
ONT DOLLAR, aud acknowledgement fltrr
eENpi over 10 lines, aud mol exceeding Is, to be
charged az square aud half over ID, aud not
exceeding 90 as two squaIes; and n lhul proper.
tI1nlog longer advertisements.
II Al advertisements tobe pad for in advance,
or payment o@umedhy sometes sitr persoui
CONTRACTS RY TIE YEAR.
QAYAmE quNrnRLy.)
NoteRecrdiug olnes,renevalf Al pleasure $50
GO 80 80
STANDING ADVERTISEMENTS.
laiingHorlrss eaeh additional
"'''''''.' ; ..H w #HHatt, 81 uO
10 0u un
~ 10 10 - 90
Al liadyrhIu mruls uf pafzauaI alterations viii
iu aIi ,Bs,r b. charged tIuHHr.
Ai aa.uIl. .uH,rats JHa#i aH= mafhfd with tie
mml"f oi lE. f.IHrfs al.HH#=f les will hr CON.
'nn'dmi'IioT'Hdt aude eI#IHsa asfafdfuag .
y" pursu NIihr aHueuHafd al Is q flHa5lii> for
alt D'I'r' "Ii.,eat Tie tagaltee Ia3 muui OF five
auiiHH,
job work musi be paid for on delivery.
70 puprr will he discontinued anI. at The dis.
rrHiinn ct The Publisher, uHliI all afTrarapss are
paid
Al lotrr mna be pasi r4Hd
S.ugIroorvs uith, HalHT - aeuts
The 'hoNru'r# NIII hH zlfIeI.Y adIleftd lol
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
DH. WIsrAR'S H.I~AH OF WILD
IIuaHUs.

FoE tH eur. of rolHmpliuu, brourHIi.s. caug a
colds, m1lr1ts, bleeding uI lhv lungs, a.uu.l,
liver complaints. difficulty o. breathing, pun DO
iha breast aul ...g, So. Nira d1l. just received
aud .of sac by
DIR Il T. WILLIAM.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

UEBNuu
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
DIR. p. . " n n ,

call Al his Apalheeay, lopposlc Ihe clerks
oiliee, aul examine his stock aud prices lie
bas Just rseeIeea uom New York larga aud
general assaFfmenl, aud IS determined 10 sellH,t
lhe very laWes pHles, Ills stock cousis,saal lhe
ollnwna articles, all Of which are warranted 10 he
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-22

iohg DC The case, as may easily be seen by
iookinS at the consummate want of energy
SHOWN 6y the white and colored popula-
ZION. Even now the Indians want no more
powder-they have discovered a new ARM;
one that Is easily welded, and costs MOTH
ing; an arm only fit to be used against the
gallant sons of Yucatan. This arm is in.
vIsible-iti is the war. whoop! When our
troops in passing through any part of the
country occupied by the Indians, the mere
sound of their terrible warwhoop is quite
sufficient for them to make their muskets
drop, and seek refuge in ignominious flight
Inc last instance of this kind took place on
the l4lh instant, on the occasion of the
evacuation Of VaIadolid. the troops being
commanded by Colonel Leon. The news
comes IN letters from lzamal at which place
some of the Evacuadores" had arrived
Col. Leon had orders not 10 leave Vallado.
I'D under any considerations; notwithstand-
ing this, he commenced his retreat from
that city on the 18th or l4.h inst, at day
break. l never supposed any man, and
much less military man lin evacuating a
place surrounded by $4,000 friendly Indi-
ans, exasperated by a long sege) would
have divided his forces, 1t appears, how
ever, that Col. Leon, then commanding the
garrison of Valladolid, ordered 800 of his
troops to take up their march in the direc-
ton of lzamal, with seven pieces of artil.
lery, number of ordnance and baggage
wagons. and all the families then remaining
in Valladolid; while he Col. Leon, with
700 remaining men, proceeded in another
direction towards Sizimen, taking with
them neither artillery, wagons, or any thing
that might impede rapid march.
The division which marched towards
1zamal, arrived without accident or hin
drance at Popola, a distance of one league
from Valladolid. In starting from tina,
point they found the road completely OBJ
structed ard lined with ambuscades on Ell
Their side. Troy was now in flames, the In
dians gave their dreaded war-whoop, few
muskels were fired from within the thick
ct; and the troops took to flight, ttre,o doUn
their arms, and the fastest was the best
man The arms, seven pieces Of artille-
ry, all the munitions and baggage wagons
remained in possession Of the Indians, be-
sides distressingly large number of fami-
les who were relentlessly botchered.-
Would 10 God that none of those who so
'hamelessly fled should have escaped to tell
he tale. OF the whereabouts of Colonel
Leon and his seven hundred men, nothing
IS as yet known.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-22
ANEcDoTE. the Black Hawk

Accommodating the Black Hawk
war, Gen. Scott was one day sitting in his
marque, surrounded by his staff and other
officers, when he had occasion 10 speak
with his Adjutant. A messenger was des.
patched for that officer, who presently rode
up to the Generals tent. Seeing the Gem
erals orderly standing at the door of the
tent, the Adjutan, requested him TO hold his
horse whilst he went in TO speak with the
General. Gen. Scott heard his request
made, and deeming it an extraordinary
breach of propriety, for subalern TO ask
Major Generals orderly to hold his horses
walked out with great dignity. and draw
ing himself up to his full stature. said TO the
Adiutant You had better give me your
horses bride, SIR" No sooner said than
done. The young Adjutant was not al all
overpowered by this address, but slipped
the bride into Gen. SCOTS hand, (who had
himself become confused by this prompt
proceedng,) walked quietly into the mar
que, took seat and waited till the General
could get rid Of the horse and inform him
for what he was summoned to his presence.
Gen. Scott had aq last to give the bride to
his own orderly, bu. the wit Of the thing
was not on his side.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-22

ALL FOR TIE REsr-BIessed are they
that are blind, for they shall see no ghosts
Blessed are they that are deaf, for they
never need to lend money, nor listen 10 ,e.
diuus stories.
Blessed are they tina, are afraid of ,hun-
der, for they shall hesitate about getting
married and keep away from political
meetings.
Blessed are they that Get 10 office under
government, for five hundred and fifly-lwo
reasons--not given on account Of The short
ness Of the days.
Blessed are they that ere ignorant. for
they are happy in thinking that they know
everything.
Blessed is he that isuely in form and fea-
ture. for the girls shan't modest him.
Blessed is she that would get married. but
can't, for the consultations of the gospel are
hers.
Blessed are the orphan children, for they
have no mothers to spank them.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-22

Don't knoU has otUn S0n.--I'here is good
story told of Jarvis the painter Starting
out one day, with Two or three companions
the eye Of the painter was attracted by
some boys, actively engaged a, play, and
particularly by one of those geniuscs born
TO rule who was leading in their evolu-
lions. Cone here, my man." cried Jarvis
what is Your name!' My name is John.
and am 40, yoHr man." quickly answered
the boy. "John--why, that is my name"
said Jarvis; "wha, is your other name?'-
Wesley" John Wesley?-,hat is my
name too. Any more names! the more the
merrier.' Jarvis" said the boy. "Jarvisl
John Wesley Jarvis! Why. who is your
father" was the earnest inquiry. He's
Jarvis the painter; and mother says he's
bad man too
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-22
Medical Card.
Doors. J. G. PARRISH AND A. PATIsoN,

Doors. J. &. PARRISH AND A. PATIsoN,
Botanic Physicians,
CRATEFUL for past patronage, still continue
" to offer their Medical Services to the citi-
gems OF Howard county.
DR.. A. Patison will continue his office at his
residence, one quarter of mile east of Mr., Will
loughby Williams.
Dr.. ]. C. Parrish may be found at his residence,
formerly occupied by James Ovens one quarter
of mile east of Salt Creek Meeting house.
0TN.B. J. c. Parrish will practice Dental
Surgery.
March 4th, lS4S. 52-tf
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-22

How TEuE.-A very eminent writer ha1
said tina, although we seem grievcd at tho
shortness Of lie in general, we are wishing
every period Of it at an end. The minor
longs to be Of age; then to he q man Of bu-
siutjs; then 10 arrive a, honor, then to re-
tire. The usurer would be very well salts.
fed to have all the time annihiated that lies
between the present moment and the next
quarter day; The politician would be content
10 lose three years Of his life, could he place
things in the posture that he fancies they
will occupy after such revolution of time.
and the lover would be glad to strike out all
the moments Of existence that are 10 pass
away uetore the next meeting.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-22

Pills AND MATRIMoNy.--A day or two
since, a clergyman of this city was called
upon to lie young and loving couple in
The silken cords of mairmony. AS soon as
the bened!ction was pronounced, the groom
who is one of the most respectable physi-
clans, stepped up to the worthy divine, and
obs rved--
my dear sir, the interesting ceremony
just concluded appears to have excited you
Permit me 10 prescribe"--at the same limo
handing him pill box, on which was writ
the inscription pro re rata which means,
when rendered into our free and easy YER
nacuar, "to be taken sccorning to dircc-
TONS"
The good book tells Us that we must re-
turn good for evil. Although many inveter-
ate bachelors are of opinion that marriage
is questionable blessing, still our clergy.
man thought q box of pills was a sickening
return for his services. whether happiness
or misery was to flow from them. He said
nothing could he say! He did some
thing, however. He opened the box, when
10! and beholl!--six Benton mint drops
met his wondering view.
In case the good mans services should
again be required, we presume he will no,
feel particularly offended "if the dose is re-
pcaied.-PhHadelphia Bulletin.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-22

GooD ADvlcE-What if people do speak
agaiLst you! Let them feel that you are
able to bear it. What is there gained by
stopping to correcievery word that is whis-
pered to your discredil? Lies will die if et
alone; but if you repeat them to one and
another, because your enemies had the i'm
pudcnce to make them, you keep the fire
burning, and open the way for dozen slam
ders Keep on your course. go straight
forward, md trouble not your head about
wha, is repeated but feel all the better, and
wear a less igh,fu face.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-22

Evacuation of Kalladolid, and its occupa.
patton by the Indians-Ertract Of let,
ter dated Campeachy. 2OM March, ls4s :
II think | shall not leave this city until a
long time after the Indians shall have be.
seiged it, or until all hope from foreign aid
is past; and in short, until it becomes ne.
cessary TO open our gales to tho Indians
and retreat 10 the mole. Such will ere
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-22
EMAN UEL ID E r OIL N,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Druggist and ApOthecary,

No. AS ~ Main Street,
AND
Corner of Eighth Street and Franklin Avenue
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
Fresh Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyes trJs
Window Glass, Glassware. Soaps.
pEgFUMERY, AND PATENT MEDICINES,
Cheap for Cash.
ct. Louis. October 10Th, ls47 E-ly
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-22

An irishman going to market met far
mer with an owl. Say mis,her. what will
you take for Your turkey" IT'S an owl"
replied the as,onished farmer Devil a bit
do l care whether it be ould or yoangl--'
price the Bird
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-22
DOCt. "A. s. DinWiddie,

TRATEFUL for past patronage, still continues
VI to offer his MEDICAL SER VICES 10 the
citizens of Howard County.
6rOffice on the South East side Of the public
square, where he can usually be found in the day;
al nght-at his residence, Sd door below the Bank.
Fayette, April 10th, lS47.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-22
T.. ID. Brewer,
ATTORNEY Az LAW,

"TlLL attend to any business entrusted to
w him--in the Second Judicial District.
REFERENCES.
BROWNING & bushnell, Quincy Illinois.
A. a: W; M NJ ala, Esq? Fayo,.o.
w. PICKET, Benton, Miss.
Col P. II. FOUNTAIN, Pontatock, Miss.
McCAMPBELL g. COATES, Huntsville, Mo.
6rrOttice- ,MPBEL's Buildings, Huntsville,
No. Randolph CO., Dec, 18th, '46. 4O--ly
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-22

my dear, feel quite unwell, this even
ing, and should like something nice for
support"
well what will yon have'"
Il think | could take some buckwheat
cakes and sausages."
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-22
GOOD ADVICE.

Why don't you take the papers!
They're "lhe life Of my delight I"
Except about election times,
And then l read for spite.
Subscribe, you cannot lose cent:
Why should you be afraid
For cash thus paid is money len.
On interest four.f fold paid.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-22
SA NDLING.

T>HE undersigned respectfully informs his
l. friends and the public in general, that ne in.
sends keeping on hand general assortment of all
Ga articles in bis line of business, and will
9AS sell as, low as can be bought elsewhere, in
the upper country, for cash, or 10 punclua custo-
ners on The usual credit.
The following articles of produce will be taken
in part in exchange for work: Green and Dry
Hides, Wheat, Corn, Oats, Flour, Meal, James,
Linen, Linsey, Beeswax, Sewing Thread, &C., &c.
Special attention will be given to ali orders. Call
and see.
OATShop in Mr.. Chrisman's old store room One
door below r. II. Laws. A. J. WILLIS.
Fayelte, Jan. Sth, lS4S. 44-ly.