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vTIIE undersigned having purchas-
L Ell the Tan Yard, ~forler!y own
ed by o. :. Jennings, near Bowling
Green, and having procured a good
Eastern Tanner. Intends carrying on
The business in good style, and bet
ter than it ever has been. We in
tend to keep. at all times, Leather to
exchange for hides; I'LL persons wish
ing 10 have their hides tanned on
the shares, can be accommodate
and will be responsible for all hides
delivered in good order. and if dam
aged in the yard, ! will bind myself
to make good, and pay all neglect
or failure on my part.
Al leather transactions since the
7,h of October last viii be attended
70 by me.
DAVID McAhISTER.
March Dist. IOfi. SutNO
, 1844-06-15
PROSPECTUS FOR PUBLISHING
THE DEBATE,

Rev. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, of Bethany, Va.
And Rev. n. l.. RICE, OF Paris, Ky.
On The FolIoIring Propositions, ris:
]. The immersion in water of a proper sub
ject, into the name Of the Father, the Son
and the Holy Spirit, is The only Apostolic
or Christian Baptism. Mr.. Campbell al
firms. Mr.. Rice denies.
,. The infant of a believing parent is a
Scriptural subject of Baptism Mr.. Rice
affirms and Mr.. Campbell denies.
3. Christian Baptism is for the remission OF
past sins. Mr.. Campbell aifrms. Mr..
Rice denies.
4. Baptism is to be administered only by a
Bishop or ordained P~rcsbyter. Mr.. Rice
affrms. Mr.. Campbell denies.
5. In Conversion and Specification, the
Spirit of God operates on persons only
through the Word Of Trnth. Mr.. Camp
bell afirms. Mr. Rice denies.
6. Human Creeds "a bonds Of Union and
Communion, are necessarily heretical and
schismatical. Mr.. Campbell aiirms. Nj,
Rice denies.
Reported by competent S:enaSIaphers,ani
20 be approved and authenticated By tho
FtJiaEAthA Az fhN H'H.- =
containing from : to SEQ pages, neatly exc
cuted on good paper, and well bound in cloth
or musliu-The above work will be publish
ed as carly MS practicable, at 81 per copy,
As the publishers have purchased the copy
right, the work can be procured only thro'
this channel.
Any person becoming responsible for ten
copies, shall be entitled TO an additional
copy gratuitously.
REcoMMExDArIo.s.-We cheerfully re.
commend the above work.
j. S sp:ed Smith. uoles.,or..
Geo. Robertson }
We ministers of the same church with
Mr.. CampbelD cheerfully recommend the
work.
James Fishback James Shannon
JOIN Smith A. Raiues
j.. J.. Pinkerton 1T Johnson
b. F. Hall -Morton
d.. 5. Burnett A, KendHck
]. T. Shepard.
We ministers Of the same church with
Mr. Rice) cheerfully recommend the work.
James X. Burclr Jacob F Price
Jno. II. Brown Y. II. Hall
!. D.. Matthews Jno. +. CooDs
J. G.. Simrall J.. J. Bullock
Jno. Montgomery VIM. y. Jones
r. c. Grundy d $. Todd
w. Y. Allen John Watt.
We ministers of the methodist Episcopal
church, chee-fully recommend the above
y. h. Dascom 3. II. McCown
w. II. Anderson L. +. =. Allen
}. l.. Kemp Thos. Lynch.
A. T. SKILLMAN 6. SON.
Dec. IS43. Lexington, Ky.
, 1844-06-15
STATE OF MISSOURI.

Debt
by
Attachment.

A IL indebted to Us. Kent, Eas'io,
~ A-Co., will please take notice VT
are detemtneda and compelled to hriag
cur business to 4 close. and have
handed over to Francis Watts. E,qr.,
al. our notes and accounts for co,lec-
ton, who is fully authorized by US 10
receive and receipt for The same, all
who are indebted to us. either bv note
or otherwise will please cali at bis
office and pay their notes or accounts
# they wish to save cost. we have
IhduICed our customers long enough,
and al wait on them no longer. Suit
will he brought in every case unless
the money is paid within . short tins.
Those having claims against US will
present them II him for adjustment.
HENRY y. KENT,
G. ID. EASFIN.
IiORATlO L. KENT.
GAINESVILLE. April I6. 1874. 5w26.
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Il. ANDs3RS,
Itt0rIcD 1T Enm.

HAVING located in W~arrenton, (NIo.,)
offers his professional services to the
citizens OF WarrenCounty. He will al
so attend the Circuit Courts of Mont
gomery, Pike, and Lincoln Counties.
December, 1913.
, 1844-06-15

We are authorized to announce Jo-
sEpH c. ALLISON, as a candidate for the
office of Sheriff of Pike county, at the
ensuing August election.
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VTYANTED at this Office, as an ap-
W. prentice to the printing business,
a boy of steady and Industrious habits,
from ii to seventeen years OF age.
February 3rds 1874.
, 1844-06-15
Berkshire Pics,

Jesse r. SMITH, would inform the
public, that he has on hand, and will
be constantly supplied with full blOoded
Berkshire Pigs, and will dispose ofthen
on liberal terms to such as are DESTROYS
OF improving their stock of Hogs. His
breeders were purchased in New Jer-
scy and Illinois.
Ashley, March, 29th, 1874. ly2l
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STATE OF MISSOURI, COUNTY
OF PIKE,
rikc Circuit Court, April Term, l>iI-
THE following appears AS part Of tie
proceedings of said court on tee Sixth day
OF said term, viz:
Benjamin T.. Clifford,
".
Richard her.
FENHE plaintiff by Jas. q. Broadhead, ap-
E pear, and the said defendant though
so!rmuiy called comes not, but makes de-
fault, and il appearing from the ShcriT's re-
turn, that the defendant can not be sum
moned, 1t is ordered by the court that the
defendant be notified that the plaintiff has
commenced an action of Covenant by At
tachmcnt against him in this court, for the
sum Of -four hundred dollars, and that his
property has been attached, and that unles,
he be and appear in this court at the next
term thereof, TO be begun and held at the
Court House in Bowling Green in said cou,-
ty of Pike, on the Third Monday in Septem
her next, and on or before the third dnv
thereof, Judgment will be rendered against
him, aud his property sold TO satisfy the
'ihe-'nui II Is further ordered by the court
that a copy of this order be published in
some Newspaper in this State for four weeks
Succes.IveIy, and continued
STATE OF MISSOURI, g..
County of Pike. &"
!, Simeon p. Robinson. Cic,k of fine cir
cunt court Tor said county, certify that the
foregoing is a tue copy of the order.
49, Witness my hand and Official
Nehi seal. done at office in Bowling
~ Green, in said county, this the Ct
day sf May, i ID ls4I.
5, p. ROBINSON, CLERK.
Nay 18th, lS4i. Avo7
, 1844-06-15

STATE OF MISSOURI, =.
G -

County of Pike.
In the County Court, February Term l~f3.
z + is ordered by The Court that the follow
rA ing be observe as heorder of transact
ing business in thi, Court at every term, viz
MoND,Ys aud TUESDAYS, " each term to
be devoted To County business, includin"
Roads, Revenue, Road & Canal Fund. comfy
and township school funds, claims against
the county, paupcTs. county Offices %c.--
WED3EsDAYs to allowance Of demands a
gainst estates not having had an annual set
tlcmcnt. THURSDAYS aud FRIDAYs, To Az
nusl settlements OF administrators, Exncu-
tors aud Guardians, in the order OF the dock
ct kept by the Clerk; to allosing demands
against estates, settle! on the same day by
administrator and Executors, and any 9th
er business in relation to the ~c-tates OF de
ceased persons and minors: and SATURDAYS
to Cad settlements and business relating
thereto.
\ true copy from the record.
Tcste. A. II. BUCKNER. Clerk.
rcrS. w. BucaNrR, u c.
March Ilth, 1913. l9-tf.
, 1844-06-15
Administrators Notice.

ATOTICE Is hereby given that the un
GI designed has taken ont letters of Adj
ministration on the estate of Peter Hut
sell, deceased, late of Pike County,
Missouri. hearing date the 9Th day o!
NCv. lSi&. All pcr-ons, therefore, in
debted to the estate of said deceased, are re-
fucstrd to make immediate payment; and
all persons having claims against -aii estate
are requested TO exhibit them properly au-
thCnticated, within one year from the date
Of said letters, or they may be prcrludch
from having any benefit Of -aid estate, and
ifsaid claims are not presented within three
years, they will be forever barred
HENRY LNrER, Admir-.
Nov llth, I~I3 :,w2.
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Hist OF F.CffcrS.

p I'M NlNiHG IN the Pot Office, at Bnw.
fS' ling Green, DO on the 1T day Of 4.
pal, I'll, which it MT taken cat within tb,
next three months, viii hr sent TN I, the
G,urrii ip,t Office, a deldlrttcr.
, 1844-06-15
K. A. Fahnestock's Vermifuge.
4 Sure Remedy for Worms.

I'd A. FAIINESTOCk'S Vermi,
Ed. tuge, a Perfectly Safe and Ger
ain Cure for Worms. Certificates
of its efficacy can be seen at the
store Of the Subscriber sufficient tn
satisfy the rost incrcdrlcGs. We Of
Ter the following as Il proof Of its ef
iacacv:
CARnoLroN, Green Co., lll.,}
October 10Th. 1G43.
THIS is to certify that have been
selling T.. A. Fahnes;oc&'s & CO..
Nermifi &c. for the las! three years.
and in some rases. witnessed the ope-
ralion Of the same. and from what
know of my own knowledge, and
that which has been told ne by 9th.
erS, | take pleasure in saying that !
have never seen, nor hcGrd. OF any
Medicine hat has given so universe
satisfaction in this community, and
furthermore, if it WAS necessary. ]
could procure fifty certificates Of its
efficacy and success in expelIin9
worms.
JAS. F. SIMPSON. Druggist.
NR. VIVA. w. lIoLv"s. Acent.l
b. 4. FAuNEsTocK & Co. :
Pittsburc. Pan
, 1844-06-15
Planters Tobacco Warehouse.

Planters Tobacco Warehouse.
TENllE subscribers haviny been ap-
X pointed by the County Court Of
st. Louis Comfy inspectors Of T'obac-
GO at the PiGHters' Warehouse are
row prepared To inspect and review
with despatch I'LL tobacco sent TO the
above house, and hope bv Il strict and
faithful discharge of their duties. to
merit Il continuance oi the patronage
OF the planters. The addition. To-.
gcther with the former house, IS ca.
pab!e of storing ut least 5000 hhds.,
and It's central locality will at all times
insure to the planters the attendance
OF buyers on days of sale. To those
who come by wagons there is Il large
wagon yard convenient and free of
charge.
To"acco will be received at this
warehouse on storage, and when not
inspected, fifty cents per hogshead
only, will he charged for sixty DAYS
less. Z. II. VOOLFOLK,
ROB'T b. FIFE.
HIRAM SHAW, Jr.
st. Louis Jan. 18th. 1874.
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A OF MISSOURI, }s.
County of Pike. (

sTA d1sn OF Of MISSOURI PiE.? Set,
PIKE Circuit Court, .lPrH Term, 1914.
The following appears as part of the prs.
ceedings of said court or the Sixth day Of
said term, viz:
Francis Watts, and Hendley
Kissingcr, Admr's. of Rich Debt
ard Netherland, deed. by
Zachariah Bell.
EElHE plaintiff, by G. rorter his After.
sai ney, appears, and the said defendant
though solenInly called comes not, but
makes default, and it appearing from the
SherifT's return, that the defendant cannot
be summoned. Ii is ordered by the court
that the defendant be notified that the plain.
tiff has commenced an action of Debt by
Attachment against him in this court, for
the sum of four bundled and thirty seven
dollars, and eighty four cents, and that his
property has been attached, and that unless
he be and appear ia this court at the next
term thereof. to be begun and held at the
Court IIsuse in Bowling Green. in said CONN.,
ty Of Pike, on tie third Monday of Septem-
Der next, and on or before the third day
thereof. Judgment will be rendered against
him, and mis- property Sold TO Salty the
same, and it Is further ordered by the court
that a copy Of this oIder be published in
some newspaper in thi; State for four weeks
=ucccEsivclv. and continued.
SIZE cd:u OF ., T p;s. ss.
I. Simeon p. Robinson, Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court for said county, certify that the
foregoing Is a true copy of the order.
(~l Witness my hand and official
(SEhL. seal. Done Mt Office in Bowling
t> Green, in said county, this the
day of May, ls44.
:. P. ROBINSON, Clerk.
Nay 18Th, 1s44. 4w27.
, 1844-06-15
Administrators Notice.

- 4Hbtltt.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the
" undersigned has obtained ol tic
Clerk Of the County Court Of Pike
County. letters Of Administration nu
the cstrre Of James II. Davis. de-
ceased, dated Jan. . 18Th. aiI per-
sons indebted 70 said estate. ar re
qnested to make immediate payment.
All persons having claims against said
estate. are requested TO exhibit them
properly authenticated, within enc
year from the date Of said letters or
hey may be procluded from having
any benefit of said estate. amd if not
exhibited whiihin three years. rhry
will he forever barred.
ANDREW J. DAWES. Adm'r.
Feb. Sd, 1914. 3w--1S.
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Fine Elsagalas foE' sale.
1850 2GTEs.


FHE subscriber offers for sale, in
Il the counties of Rails & Lewis,
1850 acres ofine farming Land. most
Of it prairie and a part wood land, a
part Of this Land, in Lewis county, is
on the road between Monticello and
Tully, adjoining the "OusIey farm"
That in Rails, is near the Marion line
within a few miles Of Palmyra. II is
well watered, and in every respect,
desirable Land, either for Tobacco.
Hemp, or Wheat. 1t will be sold
low, and divided to suit purchasers.
Title perfect. Particulars made known
on application to the subscriber in
st. Louis. GEO. X. BUDD,
A, Water Street.
ST. Louis, Nov. 80. l343. 9
, 1844-06-15
GEORGE W. BUcKNER,
ATTORNEY At Is w.
BOULhTG GREEN. DO.

BOWLHNG GEEE.E, DO.
-WyILL attend 10 any business entrusted
WV 10 his care in the Circmt Courts OF
Rails, Pike, Montgomery and Lincoln coun-
ties.
Nar-h 9th. 1871. Io-tf.
, 1844-06-15

Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, .ha, the
y Undersigned has obtained of the
of the county court of Pike
county. letters of Administration on
the estate of William Shciihorse, deed
dated Oct. 10th, 1913; all persons IN
debtcd TO said estate, are requested
10 make immediate payments; all per-
sons having claims against said estate,
are requested to exhibit them proper
" authenticated, within one wear
irom the date Of said letters or they
may be precluded from having any
benefit of said estate, and if not ex-
hibited within three years, hey will
be forever barred.
JOEL GRIFFITH, Adn'r.
Nov. 2jrh, l8i5. 3w4.
, 1844-06-15

likc Circuit Court, April Term, l>ii-
THE following appears AS part of tie
proceedings of said court on TIE Sixth day
OF said term, viz:
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-17

We have out few returns from thi
state. In Mobile, city and county, The
democrats have elected their senator anc
three representatives. The wings only
elected one representative.
Mr. Hall, wing, is elected to the House
of Representatives from Baldwin county
This is wing gain.
Wings have been elected to the legis
Iature in Macon, Montgomery, Lowndes
Dallas and Butler counties. Two whig
members gained in Montgomery and But
Ter.
In the third congressional district,
an election for Congressman has been
held to fill The vacancy caused by the APP
poiGtmeni of Dixon II. Lewis to the u. S.
Senate. So few returns have been re-
ceivei that it is impossible to corm a cor.
rect conclusion as to the final result. The
candidates are Watrous, whig, and Yam
cey, democrat.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-17

A few scattering returns have been re
ceived from the Old North State. In New
Hanover county the democratic candi
dates for the legislature have been elect
ed, aud Hoke, the democratic candidate
for governor, received a large majority.
In Brunswick county, Walters, wing, is
elected to the lower branch of the Iegis
lature, by u majority of 40 or SO. Ma.
Jorlty for Graham, whig candidate for
governor, about the same. In this coun-
ty, IN 1912, the democratic candidate for
the Legislature had 81 majority, and the
democratic candidate for governor, &c.
In Pasquotank county Graham received
593 votes; Hoke, NJ.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-17

vi al
american System, delivered in llsIl.I,'
States Senate, February, l0ap, N, -.
made The following appeal In lsL,y
The poor man II has been ,bo -.
labor Of Henry tIay't life 70 Gu y"
the operative oul mcchanIeal os,.
Our population from being roipe.A ,..
miserable condition Of the slafy,o.
pressed and down.trodlen lolo,,s,
England, and thus @f no has sg,s,.,.,
Aud, strange as II may appear fb.,.
mechanics aud artisans in one ... ~.
Who are violent IN their opposition "a n.
CLAY on account Of his aHf s...l.
on account Of his advocacy Of 6o ,o,,
measure but for which in NIL ef,h,ll,
the very wages they now receive w,.s
suffer- a reduction Of at least ivor,,
Cent? and thousands, aye. tens olA.
sands of our citizens in diltrcn, p,e, u
the Gnion, now living in comfort o, A.
proceeds Of their well paid inl,g,
would be instantly reduced 10 tho h..
bic condition Of tn, miserable n,p,,.
|ot Great Britain, or compelled to ,n,
don their present occupations
But to the extract,
Why should not poor man bo
lowed 10 tie a silk handkerchief M /.
neck, occasionally regale himself with
glass Of cheap French wine. or nrase,
his wife or daughter with silk Gown IA
be worn on sabbath or gala days3 I an
quite certain that do no, m,sconsfrna
the feelings OF the gentIemou's heor in
supposIng that he would be happy to Sc,
the pooras we'll as the rich moderator
INDUCING themselves in those ianocer
qualifications For one, | am deIighe
TO see the condition of the poor attracting
the consideration Of the opponents of6
tariff. Il IS for tie great body Of the rs
pfc, AND ESPECIALLY FOR THE POOR, lhgI
HAVE EVER SUPPORTED THE 4IE
.RlCAN SYSTEM. 1t affords themn,
itable employment, and supplies The
means of a comfortable subsistence.
SECURES 10 them, certainly, necessare3a
life, manufactured a. home, and pacg
within their reach, and enables hema
acquire a reasonable share Of ouIg
Injuries; while the system Of gen,ema
PROMISES them necesSarles made 10 9e
eign countries, and which are bayon
their power, and DENIES 10 them luyura d
which they would possess no means
purchase"
Again: in his speech on the sub ttaa
ry bill, January go, 1910, the broad,1
panded patriotism of Henry Clay, andh
consequent ardent desire to prom0ah.
happiness, the prosperity, the welIanaa
interests of every class Of every &ar
of this mighty confederacy, causelbc
10 o''er tn' 'o''o"'"s "o'uS'
MI, I ,.'. " At. 'nI su tp,
ID n;,h % nuch dsI;c,cv as ,b5tof1
wages. in other words, the bread, Old
poor man. In dwelling, as have oa
zone WIN '"TAP'eSS,o'' Sa''s,"0''u" ",
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-17

OMlNoUS The annexed desPOo
paragraph is taken from the corre'N
ence Of the Charleston Mercury, WI"
from the Hot Springs, Virginia !,
must be some screw loose omoOS
faithful, or the groans of the despair
would not be SO loudly expressed;
alt is openly said here that the ga, "a.
Gratis of New York are not dong ",
duty.-Though largely in the asc'a y,
they cannot or will not be reused " :,
ton. The defeat Of their IaYo'~
and that effected too, as they (e''U" ,r
Iy) believe by Southern influence -" a,r
IDENTIFY parajzed the efforts oil t"o ~.
many of whom will not go to 'n0 ,I "a
For this reason, and the thorough mi, IN
ization of the wings, there IS Soni' SSiIB
for the belief that that great S'a''
lost to Us"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-17

RENGoNTRE.-On the 4th Instant
Z. Walker, of the parish of Madison
was killed by Thomas B. Scott "
same parish and member elect !,
Convention, at jackson. Scott ga'' !.
self up to the authorities, and n"' y
been honorably discharged
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-17

poa the nominations, rejecting the uaan
able doctrine nlorpolnled 1T lhe funyen.
|t,an, AMI aking caro- that thor support
should be- accompanied with such un eS
preston ~ their opinion ~ 10 Prevent Ne
being mJsinlcfpu'oil The latter alter
native h15 been preferred aud 80 thln,
wisely, Tor wo conceive that proper ek
precision Of their opinions will save their
votes from mIseunatfuctIon, aud That prop
Iof efforts will secure tho nomination 81
such members 10 Congress az will reject
tho unVaffanlnbIn scheme now pressed
upon The country
with these views, assuming that you
feel on this subject us we do, so have
been desired to address YOU aud lolnyilr
the cooperation Of yourself AMI othct
friends throughout the State.
iN-ln the publication Of Iolnt let
ter, declaring our purposeto support the
nominations rejecting the resolution res
pecriag Texas.
gd--ln promoting and supporting al
tho next elections, the nominations lor
Congress Of such persons as concur IN
these opinions
If your views in 'his matter coincide
with ours, please write to some one Of us
and draft Of the proposed letter will be
forwarded for examination.
Very respectfully,
Gro p BARKER,
WIN. C. BRYANT,
], w. EDMoNDs,
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD,
THEODORE SEpGwIcK,
Thomas w. Tucker,
Isaac TOWNSEND.
Another demonstration of the distress
sing harmony which now prevails in
the party, appears in the following call
for a public meeting Of the Democracy
of Monroe county, which the n Y. Eve.
ming Post states to have been numefouslv
signed and extensively circulated:
"DEuocRArIc County MEETING. The
Democratic Republicans Of Monroe Coun.
ty, who are opposed to the "two-thirds
rule adopted by the National Convention
by which minority are enabled to die
tate to a majority Of the party; all those
who believe in strict construction Of the
and are opposed TO the exer-
ciSo of doubtful powers aud who agree
with Jefferson that the Consttu ton does
not provide Cor the annexation Of foreign
territory to this Union; ;hose%ho are op,
posed TO the assumption Of State debts.
and of the debts of foreign nations; and
who are unwilling that the extension and
Of slavery should be made
part and parcel of the creed of democracy
are invited to meet at the Court House, in
the city of Rochester on Saturday, August
3, 1914, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ"
The Post says that the best and most
democrats in the state of New
York entirely concur in, and approve of,
these movements, and solemnly asseve-
rates that unless the plan suggested in
the confidential circular" be adopted,
that they will not 90 near the polls. So
the New York democrats avow their i'm
placable hostility to annexation, and de-
nounce the action Of their own National
Conventon! A most beautiful specimen
Of union and concord! But, after all, it
is nothing more than the Indignation of
the friends of Mr.. Van Buren, finding vent
at what they term his unjustifable reiec-
ton by the Baltimore Convention on &C
count Of the Texas question, and it was
to have been expected.