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! Far.ser remony-rhc following is an extract from a
| ,,,,.- .,..;,.s,i .r,,, Rev VIM Galusha

ByRNsHiSE, VI. October =, 1915.
Nessrs SANDS: have been afflicted with severe pain
IN NV sit. occssoned By diseased liver, for the last
WENT years suffering a. times whaI language cannot cou
vey hui since taking your Sarssparlla have been greatly
and breach occasionally the past iieen months
wholly discarded all other medicine ami thoroughly ued
The SsrsapsTia, which recommend IN trut sio sii
cery all those who IN any way afflicted "i'H any sP
cies of scroious complaints There have been some re-
lnarksbe cures effected by is in this vicinity MIS- l.
shaw by the use sN bottles restored ~ better heath
Than she had before enjoyed for years and Mrs '" Sic
vus who had been severely afflicted with eryspeas. was
entirely cured by the OF few bottles.
'-'''N' Yours truly WIN. GALUSHA.
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OODCERs,s Table CUTLERY IN SETS

DODGERS,N TABLE CUTLERY IN SETS.
III few sells OF the genuine Joseph Rodgers Sons
Table Cutlery IN sells OF 81 pieces, complete with ivory
handles French pattern FORKS For sale by
Mo JOHN j. BROWN y Co. ID FuitOn-st-
TT,RuXyARE aud Cutery.-Seamsn LoEerre rs
Sprin. near Green Offers sale and
genera ssorireu OF HARDWARE Cutlery, Britannia and
Japaned Ware ola
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(yHOICE FAMILY MEDICINES, Chemicals,
" Pcriunery, &c. for sale by DAVID SANDS CO. II
East Broadway cor. Market-sL viz
Bermuda Arrow Root warranted pure and OF inc nes
quality. - A
Also agents for Dr. Pats Patent Artificial Nipple, ~acn
is recommended by the first Physicians IN the CITY,
ton, nsrson a, all hours dnv and isht MIG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-01

DOARDLNG-TwV Or three gentleman eau be accom-
ID moo pleasant aud good board mode
rnte charge by applying 65 Ann-sl Gold 81 no I'M
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Ulnoom 5ba0es.


xSTINDOW SHADES. WINDoW SHADES =
w kelly l. RlKER, exclusive Window Shade deal
ers will open this morning II containing ne" and
beautiful patterns, such Rich Landscapes. G0thics
Scrolls sc Brilliant pure Views and Int ofs (styles
mat were never offered for sale in this counry and
are no, 10 be purchased any other Store Also aDou
seven thousand pairs styles sold in the city For
sale wholesale or RETAIL prices 80 per cent lower than
they are sold other where they get th al
or third hands. n B. Prices varying from 10 CENT ~ CIV
" kelly RlkER,
NC Exclusive Window Shade Store, l3I CnelnsLn-sl
ykJINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. sprlce,sL T Sts.,
w Y1rk-The only mandatory OF any extent Ia l1 E
al Staes The subscnbers offer for SAFE lns mus
ssortrnt vi Shsdes which could be collected loseeef'
consisting Of the following styles; rL. 49,.
Gothic painted by artistS AEeso are
ali Wi. :, a OF cel ebrated places in Europe
o00 nsrs of assorted Gothic, COnnlan and Landscapes,
s,ch IA are generally sold about the City.
* nars of most beautiful Corntian painted In florence
100 pairs OF come Of the most celebrated places In his
country. =,
We pl-d ge sell 100 per cent cheaper than
any other house NewYork Persons wishing to SEQ me
process OF getting up the most useful articles, are SHOWN
throu gh The painting with great pleasure
Signs Baanera and Interior Decorations not 10 De sui-
.ed Trimmings osIl kinds al manu- acturers price,
Persons buying TO sell again dealt .ylth on se U e
g. OBJ i'm bahIOL : DS -,-Ho
ERENCH WINDOW SHADES y. c. WOOD
ford 28o3 Broadway just received an extensive ss
sortne.t o. the ebove Shades varying from " ~ eet u.
length Also invoice OF Freach landscape vi
reg designs &c. Cornth4n Columns, &c INC invoice
contains sbo1, 100 prs low priced snd Will be SOLO accord
R-Merchsnts and Upholsterers buying 70 te!i esaln
-; ba ALLOWED liberal discount Next door 70 ne corner
of Resd--sL Lafarges Buildings nl'I J. u "ooDf 01'D
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31ats,1t Me0iiitIes.
SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA
ros rgg REMOVAL. Axp PERMANENT cuXE or ALL pisEAs
..t.1>c csn>l - IA,gLss sIATA OF TME $1,000 oE

FOR The Removal AID PERMANENT Suhh or MI
ARISING FROM AZ IMPuRE STATE OF The BLOOD On
HABIT OF TIE SYSTEM, VIZ:
Serofaa or Kings Evii. rheumatism. Obstinate C"fa,fpu'
rT-,p ons Pupies Platve The Face. BoteAes bes
Chrome Sore Ege. Worr, Tstter Seud Head En-
LayseIsnt aud Pam ,of tse BOnt and Joln Ssusoorn
Ulcers Syyhilitic Symptoms, Sctdtic Lnodso, and
Diseases Grising from ;udicfoEs use 81 Mercury, i5ci-
te, Dropsy Exposure or !H'pr9Gser n Lys 40,
C.rone Constitutional Disorders nall be re'Sored BY tsn
Preparation
Mind well body suffer from the effect OF cataneous
and lrerous diseases The irritation OF the skin extends to
the temper and II the indications Of the disease disgue The
face knowledge of the repusive appearance II presents
add IN The discomfort .nd ANNOYANCE OF the sufererLocsl
applications Will found OF but like N diseases OF Le
ss;r aud they NAV be dangerous:
The process OF pusIles ard other affections OF he
skim Il his-they drive the disease back upon ne blood
where il was rngendered they shut Up the outlet Of the EN-
poisoning WINS and il either gives token OF IL existence IN
some other shape repodGee the same disease WIN more
virI.nc when the superficial remedy Is discontinued
The acton OF tbs preparation Is directly me reverse oi is
rrt and acri particles hch feed the disease, and
hence its cures are thorough ami permanent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-01

DR.. TOwNSEND'S
COMPOUND ENTRACT OF SAESAPARILLA-Th
~ Extract OF Sar,apzrila put up in quart bottles II Is
cheaper. peasner. aud warranted superior any
sold Ii cures disease without vomiting. purgng ckerng
or facilitating paientbui mildly and pleasantly cleans
e. invEoraes the system aud Graduates disease
DYSPEPSIA-No auid medicine has ever been discov
cred which nearly resembles the gastric juices saliva,
in decomposng food and ghenng the organs odges
iion this preparation OF SarsRpars. Il positively
every of Dyspepsia. however severe. chronic Il
any doubt this assertion invite them read the follow
Indispensable testimony gentlemen OF the highest
speciality If these entirely satisfactory,
would be happy give other reference OF the st
families in The city, who have USED wh perfect success in
this and other distressing diseases
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!1atel!t Glenieines.
,PuLAB PATENT MEDICINES, so.

POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES, SO.
COR SALE b DR.. Carroll Co. Murray-st near
L Broadway.
For Consumption. Diseases Of the Lungs. &c
Sch-nck's Pu.nouic Syrup.
BUchaus Hungarian BelsaIr.
Hastings Compound Syrup OF NapIha
Th0mpsons Compound Syrup OF Tar and Wood Napihs
For Impurities oil the Blood
Bulls Snrsapuri!a-Sand-' Sarsapsrla and Consiock's
Sarsspar!A
Also Winers Arcanua Extract versus SarsapaEiL!a a1d
the -cuspian Sana,iv and Universal R-soGer OF Health
To b-suufy the Hair and preven, il fa.liHg out
Macgowan's Magnetism Extract
Pha!1u's Chemical lnvisorstor.
Bsrry's Tricopherous.
Also, pure Ok Marrow and genuine Bears OIL.
Worm Remedies.
Falnsstock's Perry Vermifuge.
Win-Ts Canadian Vernifuge.
Miscellaneous.
Roman Eve Basani. Glove Anodyre. McSiunn's Elixir
Opium. RocsweIs Opodeldoc, and the Improved CheU-
No St DR.. CARROLL co. Murray-st.
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soNFS,S CHANGEABLE LOCK.-The pernu

aONES'S CHANGEABLE L0Ch.-Inee permu-
ons of this Lock amount, the larger specimens To
mlons and is considered the most complex puzzle that
was ever invented by the ingenuity oil man: uupus nun
The Cjo.dan Knot simple in comparison Even u
thief were possession of the key single change would
sdssnt There can exist doubt In the mind OF any ea
sonabe being examination ofone OF these
,hoy Oh firni,b.d with duplicate OF the original Key
very handsome specimen may 10 seen at NE d
sat. of Mr. c. Herring l5s " atcrsl ana
% n%esand ,hat on payment of $40 per hour any person
at liberty to Try his skill in the attempt 70 open H. WIN an
understanding that he shall receive 81 wv no e.
Jouess Lock Mandatory, Newark, wJefsey ara or
sale by s. c. Herring 1873 Water, corner Of Depeystef'sL
MI LII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-01

DOARDING-A gentleman and his wife, or "a Icw stu
~ geuLlemeu obtain Oo1Ti, win pleasant rooms,
Al No s EursythsL Reerences eAchangel. ns5 lwE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-01
Ackeruan Miller Sign Painters IO ..assHI ,I 10 q
,TnI ANOTHER REPORT from sag dAIbor;

L.
W hsd /, our store the time ol It's destruction al mo
-, So, NJ SAY Harbor the 18th NOV lsio one o! y" Id
g., patent Schumacher Safes, purchased OF DIT hehlbS,
aa U,.I.i Nsw-York in Dec. 1872 Tue Safe i-u mo
10 sr and remained there until The store and conienls
.nrirrly consumed The Safe was EXPOSED 10 great
80 nroduced by the OIL candles, drugs, &c stored Ia our
ciisr Aad upon opening IL we found al our books, pa.
Der. and several hundred dollars 10 oshA 6h' III gooo
order. =, L. 81, .a,,, o, ~.
public and recommending 70 them "uder' Patent saia
b,ye nurcb.srd another Of the kRd from 5 &. Her
riny l39 Woo "a the proprietor Tor the State
OF New YORK and never intend to be without Que o' no
genuine Patent Saamander Safes. q. 4 HUNTING.
Ssg Hsrbor Suffolk Co. L. l., n. Y. Nov 10Th 1874
The above Safe be al my store aso the ons
from the Suffolk Co Bank exposed tho great are,
az noticed days They will speak for hems-ves
SILAS c. HERRING. lS9 Wsterst Manufacturer OF
n222w Wilder's Genuine Sslamsndcr Fire Proof Safe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-01

HU JUST EINISHED-Eieganl short Mo,eakin Hats
the low price OF 81, Fine Nutrih Fur at 81 These
Hats are equal hats commonly sold by others al 81
Also elegant mutation Moeskn Halls at - % and - -
GEO. 2. II. BROWN, Pracucal Halter,
Mig In. l46 CAnn-sL
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NTEW.YORK AND ERIE Railroad Company
The Stockholders of this Company are hereby hounea
that AN instsnent dollars each share OF he nc"
sock on which than five dollars las been PSa 20
Jennired To be paid al the Office OF the Company no. ~
WsIist ON or before Wednesday, c ION day VI Dece
har nert By order OF the Board 81 Dlrsctofs
oe' N'A NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary.
Ne Subscribers al or near Newburgh requested 70
MAKE Pay L'eHs ~ anon nj dl0
Bank =
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a., TO THE rUBLIC.-The proprietor OF shaSs-
ka prare Hotel avals himself oil hs opportunity 10
that his Ball Room Ia now open TOR the inspection OF
those wishing give balls and concerts through The season.
aud would that his completes for hs
accommodation permanent boarders thoughhe Winter al
moderate rates. hoping public will call and examine for
themselves NJ. 5. THREShER proprietor.
Naw-York Oct 28h. lS45. o29 Sun
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DATENT STREET DiRECTokS.-The Common Coun-
Gil the City OF New-York through Heh lamp asa oas
Commre having instructed the subscriber 70 put sli
cent number Directors in different parts of the ey oI
the purpose OF satisfying The public Of lis advantages ose'
tb ronnon stre.t signs now USE he would call alien
ZION to the following places where the signs aaeneG 70 e
lamps may be seen: Corner OF Wal and william, gsd
son and SONG I'd Charles Ws,hinston and FER
ry Broadway and BlessAe Sowery quo GS,b.m and Roos
and Mulberry Broone and Attorney, Cha'Hain a' MUS"
welt and bo"efS 'uo JAMES ACKERMAN
.,.., a, Miller Siyn Painters I0l SassaIsL mat
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DLOOMS.-2nO Tons best Charcoal Blooms, just 70
ID ceiysd on consignment, and for sale by
XEMEYS, BREESE SAMPSON,
,,o,, Ial 0re~nw,ch strrsi
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BOARDING AT 81 COKTLAND-Sr.
MRS GEkt. now Accommodate or single gcu-
lV1 temen with hoard and comfortable rooms unu the lsi
OF May; also furnished paror and Ted ROOM iloning
suitable for fami!y-terms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eA
rbanp.d lms
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STATE OF MISSOURI, } &C
County of Pike.

To Robert Burbridge, James Bur6-
ridge. Patsey Nils, John Burb.
ridge, William Burbridgc. and
The heirs Of Polly Jackson. de.
ceasrd:
TAKE NOTICE.: That at the en-
suing term Of the county coul, for
Pike county, to be begun and held
at the court house, in Bowling Green,
in said county, on the frs, Monday
in June next, or as soon thereafter
as hearing can be had, ! shall make
application 10 said court for an Or
der for the partition and division of
the Slaves belonging to the Ees,ate
Of Roland B~urbridge, deceased, late
OF said county; and if partition can
not be made in kind, for 40 order Of
sale Of said slaves.
WM. X. BURBRIDGE, in
his own right, and as guardian Of
John @. Burbridge.
April 9Th, 1915. 8wiO
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I'll S o TTH ER n
LITERARY MESSENGER.
"The BlackwOOd of America"
So :: wear i'm advance.
B. b. MINOR, Editor & Proprieto,

B. b. MINOR, Editor & Proprietor:
Assisted by Ar:sricus South.
On the Ist Of january newt N845)
the Southern Literary Messenger
commences its Eleventh Volume and
the patronage of the public is rcspec-
fully solicited for it. The presen,
Editor has now conducted it for more
than 4 year, and the encouragement
he has received leads him to expect a
large increase Of subscriptions. As
the work has been sustained. under
no ordinary disadvantages. for 50
long n time. it is entitled TO the Iiber-
al support Of every friend of letters.
Its reliance Tor patronage vii! be ur.
on the interest and justice OF the
public and its own literary merits
Escnewing all humbugs and extrinsic
fiourishes, i. will depend for its suc-
cess upon its contents and character
alone.
1t is empha,ically aSoulhern work,
and appeals expressly to the South,
whese character and interest, Iitera-
ry and social, it aims 10 uhpold and
promote. In the South, there are
thousands, who can easily afford it,
and they are particularly urged to
come forward and assist in interest
ing its circulation.
The Messenger hal now been es-
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which it has overcome many & great
obstacles; and attaiued 4 vide circu-
lation and a very high character
The efforts Of the president Editor
will be strcnuously pirected, not on
ly 10 the preservation Of its ancient
fame, but also to its constant i'm
provement. In this, the f~attering
testimonials he has received during
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Wool Carding!

E1HE subscriber thankful for The liberal
II patronage heretofore extended bin,
would respectfully inform his old customen,
and the public generally. that bis machine
having zone through a thorough repair. is
now ready to commence operation; and a.
he intends giving it his personal attention,
he FEELS satisfied in being able TO render gen.
erai satisfaction TO all who may fnvour hin
with cali. His prices ere ms low as any
other machine 10 the nei.hboIhood. All
kinds OF merchantable produce taken at
cash prices, or I will take toll
MARTIN STALEY.
n.y n.c5 io45. avis
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REST IN
BY J. Il. BRIGHT.

By ). Il. BRIGHT.
Should sorrow DER my brow
It's darkened shadows fling,
And hopes that cheer the now.
Die in the early spring.
Should pleasure at its birth
Fade like the hues Of even,
Turn thou away from earth
There's rest for thee in Heayen.
If ever life shall seem
To thca atoilsome way,
And g,adness cease 70 beam,
Upon its clouded day;
If, like the wearied dove,
Der shoreless ocean driven,
Raise thou thine eye above
There's rest foI thee in Heaven.
But o. if always flowers
Throughout thy pathway bloom,
And gaily pass the hours
Undimm'd by earthly gloomi
Still let not every thought
To this poor world be given,
Not always be forgot,
Thy better rest in heaven.
When sickness pa!es thy cheek,
And dins thy lustrious eye,
And pulses low and weak
Tell Of a lime 10 die
Swee, hope shall whisper then,
Though thou from earth be rive
There'sbl!ss beyond thy ken
There's rest Tor the in Heayen!'
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Notice.

A IL those having demands against
IA the Estate OF William Fl. Tinsley,
deceased, are hereby requested 10 pre-
sent their claims at the next county court,
as their is a probability that they may
be settled Immediately.
CHAS. BACON, Adm,s.
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TATHQRIN4a

~uE subscriber wishes to inform the
u. citizens of Bowling Green and vicinity,
that he has commenced the above business
in this place. All work entrusted to hi,
care shall be done in neat and fashionable
.tyIe. Produce taken in payment Of work
at cash prices. Work will be Zone at fsa.
.onnSle prices, and warranted TO TT.
c. a. J. WOMACK.
March eth, 1Si3, 3w8
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the las. twelve months, led him to
believe that he has already aucceec-
TIE CONTRIBUTORS

Ed. |
TIE CONTRIBUTORS
Arc numerous embracing PROBES
sional and Amateur Writers OF the
first distinction. Grea, expenses IS
Incurred and grea. pains are taken 10
secure an abundant supply OF inter-
est;ne and in~s,ructif re matter.
Regular Contributors
Judge Z. Tucker,
C. b. Hayden, Va.
Nassus. Authoresi OF ''the
Vow" "pretension,' sc &c.)
L. v. Author of the 'prize Tale Va.
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U. S. N. Washington.
w. Gilmore Sif.s, Ii. D.. G..
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E. b. Hale. Illinois.
! w. W. Andre ", U S Consul, Malta.
II. 6. Hjrs', Philadelphia.
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e The contents will be exceedingly
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e Their publication TO commenc
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Spanish and Ielc Sesars,
MANUFACTURED and constantly
iA on hand and for sale at St. Louis
prices, BY j. Under, Louisiana, Pike
county, Mo.
December l4th, 1874. G
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By JESSE E. row, s. CO.

1 IL L Wv i Il - ~ 1 ~ III.
By JESSE E. row, s. CO.
The frs, number oil our new 20.
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next, with IN entire new d~re's-new
type, fine white paper, with olher
important alterations and improve.
ments. The paper will he devoted
| 10 a fearless exposition Of ~deinrcr.tic
| principles it nil zea.ously and tn
,emitting'y crpyse each and every
cEor, 10 establish 4 manroolh noa.
archy bank and mischievous e.rpo,
%ra,inns and consultations Of wealth,
which sutver; The rights Of tie psn.
pie ard undermine the pillars 81 the
republic; it vii expose IN oppressive
and anti republican tariff systc-r. tie
assumption Of The Stale debts b, H.,
general government. ard all oi!sr
federal principles which have CT in.
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lie prosperity rs vel rs individual
haPpincss. Ag"in,. ali such petite.
al decisions we shall wage ~Cnci.aus.
In. incorporating war.
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Of the editors arc too well known ta
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NOTICE
To Slave Owners!

THE highest cash prices will b
l. paid for male or female slaves BE-
tween the age Of fifteen and thirty,
by applying to Thomas E. Wells,
Auburn, Mo. For further particu
lars apply to
N P Minor, Bowling Green, Mo.
JoHN SaEATHEN. Troy, &
D DRAPER. louisiana,
May 10th, l845, tf-I4
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Executors Notice.

Executors Notice.
NOTlCE is hereby sivtI that the un
~ der'igned has taken out letter, Te,ta
mentsry on tho estate OF William,
Brice, deceased, late OF Pike County
Missouri, bearing date the 10th day of
Apni, 1915. All persons, therefore, in.
debted to the estate of said deceased, are re
qne'ted to make immediate payment; mud
all persons having claims against said estate
are requested to exhibit them properly au-
thentioated, within one year from the date
OF said letters, or they may be preoluded
from having any hcpeft of said estate, and
II said claims are not presented within three
years, they will be forever barred
JOHN SPENCER
SAMUEL BRICE. {HH
April 10Th lS45. 4"iS.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07
PROPOSALS

For publishing, in the city OF Wash.
ington, a new daily, semi weekly.
and weekly, Democratic Reputli.
can paper 10 be entitled,
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