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, 1840-11-07
NOTICE.

4 IL persons indebted to this Office for i"l
"A work and advertising. are requested L.
come forward and pay Up their dues. II not
paid by the Goth inst. they will he called on
by our collector. when we hope every one
will be prepared to settle his account. Those
ofour subscribers who wish to avail them
selves Of paving us the advance price al
subscription. are informed that they can De-
So until the Isl of November. when If not
paid. we shall in all cases exact the terms of
subscription. We make this proposition
with the hope tina, our friends will generally
come forward. and aid us with the mite which
each individual nav owe.
, 1840-11-07
HAYS IMMINENT.

FTNHlS extraordinary chemical composition, the re-
Il suit of science and the invention of a celebra.
ted medical man, the introduction of which to the
public was invested with the solemnity of a death.
bed bequest, ha, since gained a reputation ~unparal.
leled, fully sustaining the correctness of the lamented
DR.. Grdley's last confession, that She dared not die
without giving to ~posteIity the benefit of his knowl-
edge on this subject" and he therefore bequeathed
to his friend and attendant, Solomon Hays, the secret
Of his discovery.
1t is now used in the principal hospitals, and the
private practice in our country, first and most GER
tainly for the cure of the Piles. and also extensive
and efectually a. to battle crednlity, unless where
ing complaints:
For Dropsy-- Creating extraordinary absorption at
once.
Sreiings--Reducing them in a few hours.
RheumaHsm-Acute or chronic, giving quick ease.
Sore Throat--By cancers. ulcers. or colds.
Group and Hooping-C ough--Externally and over
the chest.
.4H Bruises, Sprain., and Burns--Curing in a few
hours.
Sores and Ulcers--Whciher fresh or long standing,
aud fever sores.
It, operation upon adults and children in reducing
rheumatic swrlIin=s, and lnoseuing coughs and tight
ness Of the chest by re!a ration of the parts, has been
surprising beyond conception The common remark
Of those who have used it in the Piles, Is, at acts like
n charm"
THE PILES The price. 81, il refunded to any
person who will use a bottle of Hays Liniment for
the Piles, and return the empty bottle withou, being
cured. These are the post We orders of the propre-
tor 10 the agents. and out Of many thousands sold,
not one has been unsuccessful.
We might insert certificates 70 any length, hut pre-
fer that those who sell the article, should exhibit the
original to purchasers.
O. For sale by DR. T. 5. WATERS & BRO.
Bowling Green, No.
, 1840-11-07
VALUABLE FARM FOR SIZE.

TllE undersigned offers for sale a valua-
BILE tract Of land, lying three miles west
of New London, Rails county, containing
two hundred acres. Their. is a GOOD prnpor-
ton of timber and Prairie on said land. and
a good frame dwelling just finished. with a
fine spring. The land is of the best quality.
and will he sold on the most reasonable terms
part of the purchase money in hand. AID the
remainder to suit the purchaser. For fur
ther information. apply to the subscriber at
New London, Mo-.
Oct. 10. LEWIS TRACY.
, 1840-11-07

thickness Of the wall. A covering of the
proper depth. made as directed above, is pla'
ced over the bottom. A tub made of boards
in such a manner as to resist some pressure.
and at the same time admit of easy taking to
pieces and removal, but without a bottom. is
now placed in the nit, standing on the con-
crete, and leaving a space around it OF the
thickness intended for the wall when finished.
The materials, as above proportioned and
prepared, are thrown into this open space,
until the mass is brought to the surface. or
as high as is desired. The whole is now left
for some DAYS, for the wall and bottom to set.
when the boards are taken out, and a first
rate cistern is the result. II may or may not
be plastered on the inside; the cIstern will
look better. but the actual Improvement is
%triflIng. The top must be secured by timber
and blanks, with a covering of earth that Will
exclude frost, 4 pump provided; and IT the
conductors are well arranged, there will be
no want of water.
The cost of a cistern will Of course de-
pend on the ease with which the mlterlals
can be procured, and the nature of the exca-
walton. The quantity required in bushels.
To fill the space around the tub. may be eaSI-
~ CdiCuIdlcu "ntu tht t'iChHess VI pc ""il
is determined on, and Il full supply of mate
rialS should be at hand before the mixin"
commences. An allowance of about one
fifth must be made for shrinkage in the NOR
tar while setting. and of coarse this extra
quantity Of materials. in lime. sand and pei-
lies. must he provided for. In many places.
rain water is the only water to be relied on.
md cisierns in such laces are made on great
scales. Bnenos Avres is one of these. 1t
has been remarked. that when people once
become accustomed to rain water for drink
nr for cooking. they can with difficulty toie-
-atc any other.
, 1840-11-07
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that James w. Booth of
~ Clnrksville, Pike county, Mo-, has executed to
mt the undersigned an assignment OF his property and
effects for the benefit Of his creditors; which said
deed hears date the Gath day of July, A. ID 1910.
and is recorded in the Recorders Office of the said
county the .aid creditors are hereby notified and re-
qurrd To present their claim, to me the said undersign-
ed, and become parties TO the said assignment within
four months from this date, or they will be barred
from any benefit under the said a~.signment.
Oct. IL. THOMAS MCQUEEN, Trustee
, 1840-11-07
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the undersigned
! has ATTAINED from the Clerk OF the Comfy
Court of Warren couaty, letters OF Administration
upon the Estate OF Samuel Smith. deceased, bearing
late the 9Th day Of October $50. All person. hav
ing claims against said e-tate, are requested 10 eHhib-
it them in one year from the date nf laid letter. for
allowance, or they may be prcclnird from any encf'
Of said estate; aud Il such claim, are not presented
within three wears from the date of said letters, they
will he forever barred.
THOMAS J. HOLLAND. Admir-
Oct T-3t. OF the estate nf Samuel Smith.
, 1840-11-07
\ SET

NOTICE is hereby gwen to all creditors
~ and others interested in the estate 81
Bernard J. Lynch, deceased, that we the un
dersi.ned Executors of said estate. intend TO
make Il final settlement of said estate n the
mex term of the Rails cnunrv count, which
will be begun and held ut the Cont House
in the town Of New London on the first
Monday in the month of November, 1910.
JOHN II. LYNCH.
MATTHEW ELLIOTT.
Sept. 26--It
, 1840-11-07
STATE OF MISSOURI. D..
COT.NVY OF NO(TGO UERE( '"'

THNO Catharinc Douglass, Green II. Cay, Isaac
L Clay. Joseph Bryan, Abram Bryan, Enoc
Bryan. Mary Bryan, Benjamin Bryan aud John By
an. Children of Sarah Bryan, formerly Sarah Clay,
Mary Johnson, Susan Rninry, Abraham Clay, Eliz
,hcth Remington John Gay aud Ann Bntlrr.
heir and representatives, Of Abraham Clay. decca-
ed, and &c all other Interested:
ia l. NOTICE..
Tint on the fr-t day If the next county court lot
"a" county Of Montgomery, and state of Ni-ouri,
commencing On H." frt Monday ia Move mtcr. \ u
i~iu. or a. soon thereafter as hearing can BE- had
| -haii make application tn -aih Court, for m order
FIR III" sale Of the slaves hrlpn-in- tn the Estate az
NhGiham Clay trccasrI, aud for distribution Of the
proceeds thereof, according the respective right. OF
the partic-, entitled thereto.
STEPHEN WILLIAMS. hiu'r.
de JoniS non i:-t. Abraham Clay dec.
August -, lSln--w.
, 1840-11-07
Dr.. >PEON'S
ELlNfR OF II

'INIlE author of this arric'" i rey dr.rr"n- that
= his views and a-scrti, n n uhi not be- mj-rr,i,r.
-t""d, aud that the public -h"uld know the real merits
ana rh"ctS ut :" Imru,tsnf y rrnrdl lie wi.l tate
a lew Facts on which the reader M, most iapIiciiIy
rely. Tiny are hus. {, j. asserted most soIrmnIy
aud sen"u>ly, and the per-nn. who wall investigates
vii! Ind them inra'ia5ie Ga thI- assertion the au.
'h"r pledges hi~ r"vutatt"n and character not only !.
a man Hnf physician. hut ~ Il moral and correct good
ciizen. We repca', this medicine ia III il professes
tO be.
''rntirmen have told the nHkietors often, that
whether prudent "r not thy feel ~perfrctI, safe from
any lever while they have the article They can al
rays Throw off the worst kind Of frvers in n few
h"hr-' u taken at the commencement. They rise
from its use without the least debility, and feel per-
iectIy free. we'll aud bright.
ma not The Public gire 10 a trial.
In uncommon fact il. that thi. remedy is n ,yru,
na'athoie and pleasant To the taste. and children take
u Always with the greatest readiness
Inc proprietor Ia now making rnpiI arrangement,
To have this article in the hands Of every druggist
ana hp"thecary in this country. IL NAV be known
To ne genuine by the signature of the gentleman ard
who Is the author of il.
T. SPHON, NJ. d.,
G-For sale by DR.. T. :. WATERS & BRO.
Rowling Green. Mo.
, 1840-11-07
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has taken out letters Of Administration on the
estate of John Cash, deceased, from the County
Court, of Pike Co. bearing date Sept. 9th, lS4O: all
persons, therefore, who have any claims against the
estate of said deceased, are required to exhibit the
same duly authenticated for allowance, within one
year from the date ofsaih letters, or they may be
p~recluded from having any benefit Of said estate, and
il -uch claims are not presented within three years
they will be forever barred
JASPER SHOTwELL, Admir-
Oct II 1910 RI
, 1840-11-07
PC Y.
III BIBLE.
BY WILLIAM LEGGET

BT WILLIAM EGGETT.
This little book I'd rather
Than all the gold and gems
That e'er in monarch's Golfers shone;
Than all their diadems.
Nay. were the sea one chrysolite,
The earth a golden ball,
And diamonds all the stars Of night,
This book were worth them all.
How baleful to Ambition : eye
His blood-wrung spoils must CLEAN,
When deaths uplifted hand is nigh,
His life 4 vanished dream.
Then hear him with his gasping breath,
For one poor moment crave;
Fool, wouldst thou stay the arm of death
Ask of the gold TO save!
No, no. the soul ne'er found relief
In glittering boards of wealth;
Gems dazzle not the eye of grief,
Gold cannot purchase health:
But here n blessed balm appears
To heal the deepest wo.
And he that seeks this book in tears,
His tears will cease 20 flow.
Here he who died on Calvary's tree.
Hath made that promise blessed,
Ye heavy laden come to me.
And | will give ycu rest:
a bruised reed | Will not break,
A contrite heart despise.
Nv burdens light and all who take
My yoke shall win the skies.
Yes. yes. this little book is worth
All else to mortals given.
For what are all the joys of earth
Compared to joys of Heaven.
This is the guide our fathers gave.
To lead to realms of day.
The Star whose iu>tre grldS the grave.
The light. the life. the way.
, 1840-11-07
FINAL SETTLEMENT,

THE undersigned Administrator of the
estate of William s. Mackey. deceased,
late of Pike County Mo-, hereby gives no
tice To all concerned or in any wav interested
in said estate. that the undersigned admins
traitor will apply for a final settlement Of said
estate at the next November term Of the
County court of said county.
Sept. lo-ft. JOHN MACKEY, Adm.
, 1840-11-07
BOOK AND JOR PRINTING.

Books. Blank Checks,
Pamphlets, " Deeds, Mortsap,s
Circulars, /" Notes, and
Cards of all kinds, " Bills OF Exchau,..
H Hs1.:' and BILLS. els ! and sL.xA..
Hand Justices
FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
Willie done eIpeditiously on reasonable term. a: the
SALT RIVER JOURN4L OFFICE
, 1840-11-07
LIST OF LETTERS

- EXAMINING in the Post Office ut Louis
vile. Lincoln County. Mo-. which i
not taken ont within three months will bt
sent Il" 1.-THE General Post Office as dead letters
Miss Jane A.. Allison Francis s. Sweeney
Hams Murphy S. S. Sherman
Robert Estes DIR. Jas. II. HAYDEN
Samuel Groom John f.. Corter or }
w. NJ. WaIhe Asher Corter
j. NJ. Broadwell Welhrm Weinrfeld
John w. Yeldee Rev. F. B. McEIroy
J. :. Morrison & Co. Shelton Colbert
f. EMERSON, p. NJ.
October IO-3t.
, 1840-11-07
NOTICE.

G-There will be a petition presented to
the mex, Legislature of Mo. to alter the line
between Pike and Rails, so as to include a
portion Of Pike county within the limits Of
Rails.
, 1840-11-07
STATE OF

County Of Lincoln.
In tie Circuit Court of Lincoln County, Missouri
August term, l-I0.
JscoB VI. P,Rsoxs,
Complainant, On n Bill in Chancery
rs. for 'hC execution of spe-
JAMES RAGsnALE and cIic contract for convey
TnonAS f.. Smith, ance Of real estate.
Defendants.
TNIlIS day comes the complainant by his solicitor,
Il ami on the affidavit of William SItton, IL ap.
pcaring to the sati-factinn of the court that James
Ra--IaIc one Of said defendants Is not a resident OF
this state: IL il thereupon ordered by the cont that
the said james Rags!aIe be notified by a publication
of this order, TO be made in some newspaper printed
IN this state for eight weeks successiveIy; the las: in
scriiOn To be NJ least Tour weeks before the next No.
S"mher term of this court, that said complainant has
filed in TIL. court his hill of complaint against him,
'tat:ns IN substance that sail RacsdaIe On the 10Th
day Of Dccrmhrr. I~:I3, executed a title bond to
aid Smith for the west bali of The :. W. quarter of
.rction rs, in Township ~, range !. East of the fifth
principal m%rridian; brndrn- him tn make 10 said
smith 4 good and sufficient warranty deed, on condi
ton that al! Smith shnnli paw To him the sum Of
two hundred dollars. That said sam Of money ha<
been paid according Ia hs coat, 1T with saif Rag.
dnI"-rhat said drrd h. not been mah--ihrt said
Smith Ia. executed Ia S.ii r",n. . rnrnt = tile hnn,i
for -sid laud-'hni -aid compliment ha. raid said
smith IT and lard that = title iced o" aid land
ha- never been made by aud Smith To- all '"nplarn-
ant: and prays that said ka.-dllr and Smith h.
made Iri"udaut' and com; lied To- answer -ail bill Of
complaint. &c. Therefore, ynu the .ai1 James Rag
dale, are required to appear at this court an the FIR,
day of the next term thereof, To be begun aud held
at the Court II"use in the town of Troy, in said
county of Lincoln, on the 9Th Monday in November
next. and answer SAID bill Of complaint, or the same
will be taken for confessed against you.
state Of Missouri,
County Of Lincoln
J., Francis Parker, clerk of the Circuit Court in
and Tor the county Of Lincoln, in the State Of No,
certify that tn" above i" = imr copy Of an order from
the records Of said court in the case Of Jacob VI.
complainant, aud James Ra:-Ialc and Tho
+ Smith defendants, made at the August term
thereof, l-iO
Given under my hand and IL" seal nf said Count.
" IL oai"e. in the town nf Troy. in aud for
iSE,L said county Of Lincoln, this 9th day of
f~> September. 1~I0
sept ~, l-iO.-st FRANCIS PARKER, Clerk.
, 1840-11-07

NOTICE.
'tNiiE partnership heretofore existing between the
'uhscnheo. is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sem. All those indebted TO them are requested 10
MAKE Immediate payments as the junior partner OF
The hrm will shortly leave the Country.
T. $. WATERS.
w. II. WATERS.
n. u A fresh supply Of Mohat's celebrated Life
Medicines Just. received and for sale by
Oct. lo T. S. WATERS.
, 1840-11-07
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

FINAL. SETTLEMENT.
'efHE undersigned Executors Of the estate of Thorn
l. as Davis, deceased, late of Pike county, No.
hereby gives notice to all concerned or in any way
intere.ted in said estate. that the undersigned Exrcu
tors viii make a final settlement Of said estate at a.,
next November term Of the county court of said
county. THOMAS BOOTH, ~,
SARAH DAVIS. "
Ost. at.
, 1840-11-07
A. iii. BUCKNER.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
BbWLlNG-GREEN, MO.
AS removed his Office, TO a room in the secosi
IL story Of the Stone House.
January IS, 1910.
, 1840-11-07

NOTICE.
eHzIERE will be presented TO the next general as.
ss scmbly OF the State of Missouri, a petition for
anew cunn,y take from Pike aud Lincoln, bounding
on the Mi-.issippi river.
JnIy II MANY CITIZENS.
, 1840-11-07

On n Bill in Chancery
for 'hc execution of spe-
cifc contract for convey
ance of real estate.
, 1840-11-07

In tie Circuit Court of Lincoln County, Missouri
August term, l>l0.
, 1840-11-07
WMO WANTS RETTER EvIDENCE!-

Oct. II, 1910 -3t.
, 1840-11-07

ROBERT WHARTON, Esq, late Mayor Of Phils.
delPhia, has certified. as may be seen below, to the high
character Of the following gentlemen.
The Undersigned do hereby certify that we have used
the Balm of Columbia discovered By J. OIdridge, and
have found it highly serviceable not only asa prevent.
i've against the falling of ofhair. but also i certain res,o.
rItiIe. WM. THATCHER, senior,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22
The Blind Harper OF Broadway.


When the western path is skmnd
With yellow sunshine, and Broadway
In fullest bloom, half dim,nd
By brighter eyes, thatray
Like summer lightning, from their azure spheres
Soft is the Music that the Morning hears
Old sosgs-that breathe of oyhooas years,
swelling the heart, until 1t bursts in tears
man, lfdwindled to the grave,
With feeble steps, moves up and doWhs
ASKING the charity OF the pave,
And often meeting with a frown;
Tho there's much about him TO excite
Emotion in the numbest midnight
Is always with him, and the warm day -hSht
brings not its blessing TO his palsied sight
But Woman-there's comfort in the name
ClRgs but the closer in our troubled hour;
Woman, thro' all Lies changes, still the SAINT
Where faints the wretch who has not felt her power
Ia all It's Angel gentleness and truth,
Frightening with bushes our imprisoned YOUTH
And round our darkened Age, endearing ruin,
soitehs the rough days, she may fail to smooth
Even this poor blinded being feels her stand,
Strong in the eternal love, Death cannot chill
Leading his darkness with atrembiing hand,
In want and sorrow, fond and faithful, still;
Trying, with fae ing voice, to do her part,
Melt the froze fountain of the workings heart,
Till tears from her wither d eyelids start,
To fnd-wth all her love-she's not the art
| CARED upon her worn and anxious face,
And thought of pleasant years, perhaps hey d
knswn)
When, twas divine with dignity and grace,
And blushng triumph in her blue eyes shone;
And lovers lingcr'd by her door, and laid
Their hands upon their throbbing hearts-afraid
A frown might darken hope-and prayd
For smiles, that timid wooers always aid
Thought-ofhis conquest, and their shastened bliss,
When the bas' full Beauty, melted in his arms,
And tears Of trembling rapture quench'd the kiss,
That sealed his title to her naked charms
ora white village, veiled in shadowy trees
A cottage, lifted to the evening breeze
Children, clusterI round a Mothers knees
All-all, that Fancy in the Future, sees.
Misunderstanding, like the sundown's rays,
When Summer faints along the fading west,
And blue, and crimson, round the gloomy blaze
or sunken day light, few moments, rest,
TIE make the after dreariness more drear-
Let's hear, old Harper-something sweet, to cheer,
Some song you murmurd in your sweethcart's ear,
And I'll sanctify my shillng-with a tear.
Dec. 18th. lS40,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22
w.. t. TAPsC OTIS
~ Is - ~

GENENAL EMlCRANT PASSAGE OFFICES,
43 Peck Slip and - South street, NsV York.
The Subscribers beg to remind their friends and the public
That they prepared axe with
this who wish to send for fenss from Of
England Ireland seotland Wales 10 come out By hrst
spring ships in is4l.
One Of the firm Just returned from Europe where he has
made the most ample with agents throughout
Great Britain and Ireland for the greater facility q forward
those whose been be engaged
with the and they hope by that continued
ton to the comfort Of passengers which has heretofore gained
for their line The decided preference other to merit
continuance or the same.
The ships OF this line all Of the first class American
built anded nv experienced and obgng masters
TONED TO the trade and will sail week from Liverpool
thereby preventing detestop and in all
when N mt for decline coming the Passage money is
turned to these from whom IL was received
Persons residing Ireland and Scotland, have free
seamsrs from the various to Liverpool
Drafts At sight able 10 the principal OF Great Bri-
tas and Ireland for the ard
ed with punctuality and despatch.
Passages also be engaged from London Br sol and Gree
mock kew from Liverpool Philadelphia, Boston, Ball.
and Quebec in first class American Packet Ships
Farther particulars made known application to
wa J. 7. TAPSCOrT, 40 r, ok slip
and 40 youth street.
Agents the regular Packets for London Liverpool New
Orleans, Mobile, eavanAah ard Charleston. d7t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22

THr BRIrisH TRooPs ON THE BoRprp.-It 10 ru-
mored in this city this morning on pretty good
thority, that the troops mentioned by us few days
since as having been sent from Qaebec to Madaw
ka, in TIE disputed territory are stationed there for
the purpose Of enabling the civil authorities Of New
Brunswick to arrest all those persons who voted at
Fish River at the late election on the "a Of Novem
Der last.-Bangor Wig.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22
HyGEAN OF THE
III IL M A N III A / IL

CoNsULTAT1oNs-By which all IN. world msyIr ey.pt
" their hair from falling turning gray, by A. GRAND
JEAN Nc. Daresy st -Tes~ent BY the r,logs system
generalynorns color OF the hsranstomv Of the hair
thickness and length specific gravity, hsubty, elasticity
stesgth Of the hsef,cs Of d>spness Of heat AHA
lies and acids and spirits OF and che nics anay
spigs bulbs general substance Of the harusntty Of hair
produced bv bulb, alteration 10 the color the Sc-a
new discovery respecting contsgon from hair har in
hbe remedy 10 prevent iempoy ment Of the curative prnc
Of the first Doctors who devoted his time
The Study har-remedy to drS hair, oily hair
hair, Nc.
A GRANDJEAN appreciates and combises with eireur.
specor ell the pr-ser ptoss given the authors giving
10 hs remedies, where
quiss H. and Where moreover experience for
confirms rs efficacy.
The principal remedies different Pastes the Ne.
guarantees the nfalhe OF xerorsa and the tempo
fall Of the hairs all OF
N. SCALP Of letter nsturehs which most generally
the heads of young children. 2d-Odorernus qud
the employment Of which short time Hydrotrs
adBesuul wash for the healthy hair. fhA pecu
and Daphortc Cap for the treatment Of badness and
hsay prescriptions according to the different and
tutIons.
FORMULATION day. ssd dsrins The day only i'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22

Present Judge TaImaEe.
De 2t-Taomas vs.. HuH and RusssH-In this
case the Jury found verdict Tor the plaintiff, DAM
ages $50
For the plaintiffs, Western & Dresser; for the de.
PENDANTS, Prescott Hall, and Cowles 4 Russell
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22
30 K X e PI N G. d.

". strueties are hred for N. SEASON
from "a ". to 2 p NJ, and
tF NJ. TO r. NJ
Persons may attend Of the sber. hours daily
their option.
Their, are no classes. all bess taught separately.
During the Of instruction.. which ~ thoroughly
tca IN ne nature the pupil actually keep. set Of books
bracng all the variety Of business Transactions thereby beco
ming practical book keeper IN about three weeks.
Terms SIS NJ extra charges
&C. hAksHS works On book keeping three number,
for sale at the rooms 80 Cedar street Broadway