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aO0erttst,Io CoIungel0.
PETERS, PILLS.

JTF there ovor.was a medicine worthy OF
u the attention Of the sick for The great
good il has dole, and is s;ill doing, by reliev-
Inc The sick and afflicted, It is PETER :
VEGETABLE. PILLS-the vast number OF
persons they have cured Of Liver Disease,
dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Bilious, and all
diseases arising from derangemeni o! the
organs Of the stomach, warrants the assstuon
,lat il any person thus afflicted will use
them, they canno, fail TO cure, Thousands
of cases have been cured, and their ceyd6-
Gates could be published, but for the want
"a, space we must torbeer and say the trid OF
% box viii I've more satisfaction than thon~
md certificates. For Sale in Yazoo city by
q. o. WOODMAN < CO.,
and c. Il. Mex ESSON.
An Benton 10y j & w LINDIIA'AS..
ma every town and village in he SIT ..
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DIR. GOISDON'S
eeetable Ant. Bilious Fam
ily Pills,

7p7 tn cure o. BU.ars over, \ allow Fo-
.e-. Pemirteut ana ,au.mjttent Fetly5,
In 7.nruato-v, Nervous and putrid Fe,,..
ptgil .he Head. s. - Pack am &lom 3D.,
In11maHouo the .a.n, s mae. Lunes,
Live, Kidney Tr..a, and 'he5I Dropsy
S,.1ua, phi.7, sick. :laaitchc, Eheu-
naa-n, Coils, i -speP7ia iife-'r.c-, Low
Spirits. Wh90pi & COvst. Small PoN,
.l.as'cs, Y GERS and OIL res, Female
Co.nal,io,s.sr+ All. DISrA, WHERE
0CEGNrI"E NEpfClN - AT.E NEED.
ED!
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Never KNOWN so Fail!
Tvler'5 Aguc and Fever Pills.


Il rlan, rNtt ard 'ltyctna' cure to- "4fe N
Fever, il al its varied forms. Al'o, on cN@-jtat
Iuui r DyspCPsa, Palpltap'a oi the he'rt .ns'
oHIu tie, NeurtI-i- r...r pni o'a d,..ls-
g.. w.icr gro. ..... ls 0ud 1'.Htl''f Ion
'i.E. Ia.a .-- ..t p r+. nH.t '.F 3I ..-4A .'i,
r .,..'r.y 'a.'t ~ "ho tom many
yo1-t s..r2 '#H ""GtIi recommend th'n
'a .Nn '"a.a. @-H. ard FcVer ever oit'r'
Of .F .." .t'' HtV's "f1lrnuy tested TIER
.'rf power upon tho'c VINO hRa long
nrc' -CteE TIL roao osomc ard 'alG
disease.
Several cmit.1i ply l''n' Mo nave oe.tin .
0sa standing TOR tn-iT " c'''iu "'otm'n' '' hF ~
and le'ct mar t9s preparation, ana a'se.l lhli
they uo'" never ku 'vn "a single instance VII re II
eye. taken directed, that It dad not effect pr
-frw' aud A-un9 cure,
U Ho.. VI. r-"5ln r"i.T mercury or nr enc
Or ".' ur". rsrJn 'he syst'm--5ut IN the
'nr.f.... . " 81. 6 "a IS ..,c a mclplne OF th .
ki.i r de-, Hnt our wh l,Iicct salty, bn'
-.... tao 7t fccI'o .rt.'. .c- Frtrc One Dol
.r ..- LJ-. klI Sci. Dr. \ H-p' tN by
% -. " 9DpIiN & CO,
Gri e. .N.h&NSEN.
..IJin 3cpton u.s. J. J. s. ". LlNDNtlN.
Aed - every town M. village IN 1Ic sale.
CERTiTiC ATE,
-. u. --,.,-..
Or. g. x. .-C,-rt,.~ sir; Il IS Win great
...turH th,t announce 'oy oG a perfect res orr
asu gt .i brHi;h b. q Hs' o.. eur "v'I. lie piiis
p hll been suIcs!uE 'uu Coils az" Fever Tor
eighteen or twfcty months during which tms l
'ro'; 5tr Bottles Of R1w1rG5 ron.c Mixture, DR..
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1he following ccFidcaf, was 81 three
.Fj respectable Planters, neg, lie Post
Talad n CO., 8l5,, one 81 whom
..G ~e.,s boxes OF the Pitts i 3
own an'F.
sh's-f fifty that We have used -.
t..- -,: sad ArGe }ius in our iami,''.
tas co;a, eases Of Fever, ana Chl)ls al j ! &.
ger, and their administration has been a''cr-
dcd with conplele success. lG 10 ase.hRXe
they fuNcd 10 nave the desired eIgg, VIII.
used according TO directions. We think
they are good Pin, and would chee.lsily
recommend lhcm TO an persons subject 10
Fever, and chiiIs and Fever.
Given under our hands, ltb. Q, 1913,
JAMES BAGLY.
Nav ;. rs JAMES MONTGOMERY.
June %, '43 HARRIS TAYLOR.
For sale IN Yazoo city bv
O. .. WOODNAN. < CO.,
aud {. G MckESSON.
In Trnton 10y JAS. BLUNpELL -.
And in all The towns and yii!ege IN 90
State and Texas. April p, 1915. ds-6m:
CHILDREN CRY F0l
DP. HUH4EA'S
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College In Jackson, Mississippi
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Nv y WNNTIT W " w I'I'7I''7N ~
md every town and village in he ST. ..
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the undersign.-
ed has obtained of the Clerk of the County
Court of Pike County, letters of Administration,
on the estate of Mason Bonn, deceased. bearing
date the eth Nov. 1915.
All persons having claims against said estate,
are requested to exhibit them properly autnen'i-
Gated within one wear from the date of said let
tiers. or they may be precluded from having any
benefits Of said estate. and if not exhibited with
in three wears. they viii be forever barred.
GEORGE CAMPBELL, Admir-.
Nov. 18th. lS45.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03
STATEOFMISSOCRI, ! In the County Court
County If Pike. Nov. 9th, lS40.

John 4. Thomas, administrator, de bonis non,
of the estate of William Shclhorse, deceased.
comes and files his petition for the sale of the real
estate of said deceased. Said petition Is accom-
panied by Il true account of his administration,
together with the lists and inventories required
.nv law: the whole verified by the affidavit OF the
said administrator Ii is therefore ordered tnat
all persons be notified OF SAID petition and that
unless the contrary be shown on or before the
first dav of the next term of this court an order
will be made for the sale of the real estate of said
or so much thereof as will be sufficient
to paw the debts against said estate; and ordered
a copy of this order be published in some
newspaper in this State for six weeks. A true
Icopv-Test: a. Fl. BUCkNER, Clerk.
Per G.. II. OuRG, ID. C..
Dec. 9th; 1915. 6w.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03
administrators Notice.

NTOTICEi:h hereby given, tn the undersisn-
ed has obtained of The Clerk of the Coun-
tv Court Of Rails County, letters OF Admlnistra-
ton on the estate of John Brownell, deceased,
bearing date 9th Oct. lS45.
All persons indebted TO said estate are request
cd 10 make immediate payment. All persons
having claims against said estate, ara requestedto
exhibit them properly authenticated within one
wear from the date of said letters. or they may be
.prccluded i>om having any benefit of said estate,
andif not exhibited within three years, they will
be forever BASED.
JAMES KERR, Admir-.
Ne Slb 1915
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03
ii. G.. EDWARDS, P. NJ.
Administrators notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the UNDER
signed has obtained of the Clerk of the
County Court of Pike County, letters of Admin
istsation OH the estate of Eli Jackson, deceas-
ed, bearing date Jan. 2nd, 1916.
All persons indebted to said estate, are request
ed to make immediate payment. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate, are requested to ex-
hibit them properly authenticated within one
year from the date of said letters, or they may be
excluded from having any benefit of said estate,
and if not exhibited within three years, they will
be forever barred.
AMMON HOSTETTER, Admir-.
Jao. Sd, 1916. 3w.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03
8. ID. RafteSOn

NOULDrespectfully announce to the travel
w ling community that he has lately taken
charge of the large and commodious Boarding
House, corner of Main and Market streets, ST.
Louis. where he is ready to accommodate such
persons as may desire good eating and comfort
able lodging. He has most excellent rooms, well
furnished. Charges moderate. Good stables,
carriage house. sc.
Dec. 27to, lS45.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03
DEADLY SINS.

The st. Louis Reveille gives the following e.
numer alton of Deadly Sins:
/. Refusing to take a newspaper.
2. Taking d newspaper nlnot paying for it.
3. Not advertising.
4. Advertising and not paying for ii.
5. Making d Printing Office a loaiing place.
6. Reading manuscript in the hands of the
compositor.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03
Final settlement

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors or
others interested in the estate of Ambrose b.
Clark. deceased. that at the next February term OF
the Lincoln county Court shall make a final set
of said estate as administrators thereof,
when and where those interested can attend.
VARLILA G.. CLARK, Administrative
Dec. 81, 1915.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

ACCOMMODATING DrsrosIrroN.-A TAILOR
in OxfordShire who was remarkably hu-
name to his prisoners, said to one of them,
any good friend, YOU know you are to be
hanged on Friday fortnight. Iwant extreme
" to 60 to London; would You be Sc kind as
to be hanged next Friday" with the
greatest pleasure. TO oblige YOU" rcioined
the complisant convict, who was according
" suspended.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

AZ A Railroad meeting was held IN Lou
.;sviIle. Ky., on Wednesday evening last
James Guthrie, Esq, presided, and a COM
mittee was appointed to report to a meeting
70 he held thereafter. The object Is the
con,,ct;on Of the railroad between LOUIS
vi)c and Lexington.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03
NJ lRRIl.l).

In Pike county, No, on Tuesday night last
the Rev. Mr.. Jachman, VIM. b. Cox, to Mrs
Lctitil II. DAVIS.
In wcllock's sweet endcaring lot,
Let them improve the sccne,
That some may be, whcnthey are net,
To tell thai. they have been.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors or
others Interested in the estate of Abraham
Estis, deceased, that at the next February term
of the Lincoln county Court | shall make a final
settlement of said estate as administrator thereof,
when and where those Interested can attend.
RICHARD ESTIS, Administrator
Dec. 9th. 1S45.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03
Final Settlement.

N~OTICE is hereby given to all creditors, and
others Interested in the estate OF }. T.. Tur-
ncr. deceased, that at the next February term OF
Pike County Court | shall make a final settlement
Of said estate as administrator thereof, when and
where those Interested can attend.
r. TURNER. ADMINISTRATOR.
Jan. :. Is u.
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List of Letters

List Of Letters
N EMAINING in the Post Office at Bowling
Green, Mo-, 3lst December.
Adams, Nancy Lower. Daniel
Atkins, Henry 2 Long, turman
Adams, John Lyons, Peter
Broadhead, Jas 0 Lyons, Thomas
Bufora. Catherine Kelly, Christopher
Buckner, w Martin, Solomon
Burns. James Matthews, TP
Boyd, Azel Minor, WmW
Carroll. Joseph Potts, Tn
Dunn, VIM I Rynerson, Joel
Duncan, Melcher Rener, Geo
English, VIM Rogers, John
Ferguson, Robert Rogers, Elizabeth
Gatewood. M&J Shannon, Jacinthia
|Gatewood, James Shannon, Geo
Owens. John Schooler, Samuel
Gum, Thomas II Stone, VIM
Hudson, Jas NJ 2 Tombs, Sophia
Hawkins. John r Trainer, &
Haddock; James Tinker, Ralph
Howard, VIM Wiggington, Jas
Jones, Mrs Amanda Williams, Nathl
Kenney, Geo W
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03
JOB PRINTING

OF all kind can be neatly executed at cheapest
rates, and in the best style at the Banner Ofh'e.
If any one wants work done, such as Blanks (of
any description Circulars, Cards, Hand Bills.
Horse Bills, Sc, they can he accommodated at thn
Office whenever they call.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

much OF the military preparations of the
British government. They cannot affect
the nerves of the American people. A
British squadron, if they be so misled as to
send one towards our coast, will rouse the
pride and nerve the arm of every patriot in
the land. Let Great Britain lock to il. We
intend no threat. Far from it. That is not
our purpose. Give us peace--but 1t must
be peace with honor"
The spirit of union is displaying its vir-
tues over the whole country. One of the
most distinguished citizens of the U. States,
who was supposed to be Indifferent, with
many others, about Oregon, writes to Wash
ington. after he had seen the mcssagc-af-
ter he had seen the offer we had made to
Great Britain, and the answer we have re-
ceivcd, that We should stand up for the rights
of the country, ever If Oregon were only a
barren rock. The issue now rests with En-
gland. Every American patriot feels what
is now due to our honor; and if the peace of
the world is to be disturbed, and who will
pretend to set bounds to the scope and ray
ages of the wary we say, and an impartial
world will say, let the responsibility rest up
on England.
Whenever We drink too deep Of pleasure. we
find sediment at the bottom which pollutes and
embittcrs what we relish at first.
G~ExrLruAS.-.A man with a long nine in one
hand. and Il Sword cnne" in the other, with two
CENTS in his nOrkCt. and no brains in his
head.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

%fIiopc is the. last thing tina, dicth in
man; and though it be exceedingly deceit
fui. Vet it Is of this good use to Us. that while
We are travelling through tins lie, it con-
duets Us in an easier and more pleasant way
to our journeys end.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03
FIRE.

\ fire broke ont in st. Louis on the 10Th
ult.. in a row of frame buildings on the cor
ner of Seventh and Morgan streets. The
buildings were owned by Mr.. ThonrS Nc
kcnna, who kcpta family Grocery in one Of
them. One Of the tcncmentS was occupied
by Mrs. Shields, Millincr and DrcsS-makcr
The other tenement was occupied as a tam'-
IL residence. The mos. ofMr. Mex stock
of groceries is ,l.,J j., q DANA, Il state.
The fire originated in the second story oil
the building next to the Grocery, from 4
<toyr-pipc. Buildings, to,al!oSs. N"insrr'
ancc.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

THr pAI,l.-Thc word .daisy"i is a thou
sand times pronounced, says Campbell, with
out adycrt:ng to the beauty of its etymolo-
gy,-''thc eye of the day"
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

II The Senate of Indiana has decided,
bya vote on the report of a committee, that
the law heretofore passed fer that purpose,
authorizes the Bank of that State to continue
to issue small notes.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03
HO! We THAT THIRSTETH.

lHO! YE THAT TH1RSTEIHs
We who are Coatless, Shirtless, Vestless, or
who need any of the Indispensibles Of life,
call quick at the Clothing Store in Louisiana,
Mo. We have on banda good supply OF ready
made clothing, and are looking for new supplies.
Call! Call. CALM
RICHARDSON s. DUKE.
Water Street, Louisiana, Mo.
Jan. 3, 1916, II.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

n-A gentleman was speaking the other
day of the kindness of his friends IN 'isl!lhs
him. One old aunt in particular, VISITED
him regularly twice a year, and stayed SIX
months each time.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

IL 4 live eel, two feet long, was found
it is said, in the Liberty Engine, in St. Louis
on Sunday night.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

=" The Democrats of the First Con
gressional District in Louisiana will proba-
bly, nominate Emile La Sere as their can
didate for Congress, to fill the vacancy oc-
casioned by the resignation of the Hon. j.
Slidell.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

II The population of the city of Nash
vile proper, according to a late census is
lO,l33; the population, including the suburbs
is 1884; of which are 1850 whltes' "'S92
slaves, and 544 free persons of color
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

-;-T!lc FruInlor, Commonwealth OF the
ed ul,. says that Mr.. Clay posed through
Frankfort on his way 10 t." South a f""
days since. He proposes 4 %Soiourn in New
Orleans and Cuba, during the winter. He
left Louisville for New Orleans on board
the splendid new steamer Old Hickory. II
has been aSccrtaincd since his departure
that the ooat Is frozen up about 10 mile be
low Louisville. Did any one ever have
such bad luck as Henry Cray. Doomed to
disappointment.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

y5-Thcrc viii be a call term OF the Coun-
t. Court of tbs county, commencing OF
Monday next.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

IL 4 meeting has been held at Covlns-
ton, which appointed committees to attend
the Kentucky and Ohio Legislature, to pro-
cure charters to build a bridge across the
Ohio river, connecting Cincinnati with Cow
Iington-
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

rel.
Life is a dream, from which men awake
The want of common sense is the worst
of all wants.
Mind is the best of all possessions.
The less one has of intellect, the more he
has of vanity.
Gentle speech makes many friends.
tits not magnanimity to avengc ones self.
Envy hath no repose.
When you have the advantage of your en-
envy, forgive him in ~thankfulness to Goo for
it.
We should not weigh the words of a mod
flied or angry man.
knowledge is valuable because it can not
be bought.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

II The last advices from jamaica state
that the crop of pimento in the island was
short, and that a rapid rise in the price oil
the article had taken place.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

II The average Democratic majority II
Mississippi is about ten thousand.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

BuRHr TO DEArH.-A Woman subiectto
fits, was burned TO death in Wheeling on
the 18th, in consequence of her clothes TAX
ING fire.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

MI<SKD.-On til, night of the l5th inst,
a passenger on the Philadelphia and Balti-
more train was lost under singular circum r.
stances. He was supposed to have been
blown BY the wind into the water while
crossing the bridge at Bush river, in attcmp-
ting to pass from one car to another. lie
had an umbrella and cloth cloak. Ii was
not known who he was.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-03

1.-THE committee appointed at a meeting
of the citizens of Washington City, on the
10Th of September last, to call upon the Ame-
rican People ''to unite in erecting at the
Seat of the Federal Government a suitable
Monument to the memory of General An
DREW JACKSON. have selected the un-
dcrsigncd to solicit and receive the snbscriP-
tons of such of the citizens of Pike County
as may wish to contribute to the worthy OBJ
jcct of building an Equestrian Statue to
the memory of the Hero and Patriot, whose
recent death the nation still dcplorcs; and
agreeable to directions. he now calls upon
every patriotic citizen, i'll every occupation
of life, to come forward and cast in their
mites. \ subscription paper may be found
at the Post-otficc in this place.
HIRAM G.. EDWARDS.
Bowling-Grecn, Mo, Jan. Sd, 1916.
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An ABoLITfoHiST SENrENCED.-W. Nor
ris has been sentenced to the Alabama pen
itentiary for 3Oyears, for cnticing slaves a
way to 4 free State.