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SPRING AND SUMMER CAMPAIGN
OPENED.
FRESH SUPPLIES TO SUIT I'LL

TIME subscriber has just replenished his al
ready large supply Of READY MADE
CLOTHING, consisting in part Of dress, frock
and business cloth coats black and figured
cashmere pants; superior black satin vests; silk,
beaver and neutria hats; shoes and boots. He
has also a large variety of linnen and tweed
sack, frock and business coats; linnen and
pants; summer vests, shirts and drawers,
with a good supply of DRY GOODS
And GROCERIES, to suit the season. All
|of which he will sell as low as the times will
possibly admit, for Cash, country produce, OF
Ito p~unctual customers on time.
To dress yourself from top to toe
Right down to my house you should 60,
For, to you bargains shall be sold
For country produce or for gold.
JOSEPH RICHARDSON.
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-'Tom, l fear you are forgetting me,
said q bright-eyed girl to her lover the 9th.
er day. yes, Mary, Pvs been for getting
you these six months.
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..ru,, H. w. p. WOOTEN.
STOVES.-We have just received from 81
~ LOUIS q lot Of Parlor, Cooking and BSx
SToVES, which We will sell at veryIow prices
Oct. Esd lsls
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PATEWT MEDICINES.

PAIEVT MEDICLNcES,
TAYNE'S EXPECTORANT. Jayne's Ton
% ic Vermifuge, Jayne's Carminative Balsam,
'Jayne's Sanativs Pills, Jsyne's Alternative,
JayneS Hair Tonic, Jayne's American Hair
Dye, Jayne's Ague Pills.
All the above medicines are prepared
only by DR.. David Jayne, Philadelphia. and
for sale by H. E. Block & Co., Louisiana
and B. Riggs, Ashley, Nc.
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ELOTHlNG.--The subscribers have added
" other stock Of merchandise a good assert
ment Of READY MADE CLOTHING, which we will
the garments are made.
C. JACKSON & BRO.
Oct. 23d, 1s4e.
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To the People of Pike
GOnntV.

A. Bellville, ILL.,, atown Is mile, from 81
Louis, 400 packages of DR. SToHH's CAM
were sold in three months; snd the agent re-
c.ived the following certificate from alarge mum
. .r Of persons who used it:
BeHuiNe ST. Clair Co. March, IA, 4
We the undersigned, citizens Of Beliviiie' 81
Clair County, ILL.,, having used the medicine
known as DR.. Storms Scotch Cough candy
prepared by H. Wade, Of St. Louis. Mo- &c
|cheerfuily testify to its efficacy as a remedy io'
Diseases of tie Breast and Lungs, and Ne re
commend it to the public as q safe and agreeable
compound.
C. J. HOUTS, Methodist Minister,
l.. b. CABAUNE, Merchant,
I, DAVID Mccoy,
d, J. RAPlER,
w. $. FLEMING, Ed. BellrW Democrat,
And many others too numerous to mention
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New o
JEWELRY, FAMILY GROCERIES,
WINES g. CIGARS.

4SGV SBOOn
JEWELRY, FAMILY GROCERIES,
WINES & CIGARS.
50 W. II. AENSEDH Go.
80 Having changed their bssi-
@N NYness, now offer for ale, q
VI /. st. Louis prices, . full as
A& - such as
Lady's Cameo Pins,
do mourning do.
do full sett do.
do sett and plain gold Rings,
do Evening hair Pins,
do Plain and set Ear Rings,
do Plain and sett Slides,
do Set Bracelets,
do Fine Gold Pencils.
Gents, Plain & Fancy Breast Pins,
do Silver Pencils with stone sets,
do Rodgers Congress Knives,
do do do silver steel RaEors
do Fancy g. Plain Studs,
do Fine Gold Pens & holders,
do Ancor Leaver Watches,
do Musical Boxes.
Also, a we'll selected stock Of FAMILY Gao
CERES, and Muskat, Port, Claret and Medru
WINES, and a large lot Of Regalia, Principee
Havana g. Cuba CIGARS, to which they woul1
invite the attention Of purchasers.
w. X. KENNEDY 4 CO.,
Water Street, Louisiana, Mo.
N. B.-Clocks, Watches and Jeweiry repair
ed al the shortest notice. W.k. L.
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FOULKS'
LOuiSiana. Mo.

Louisiana, Mo.
- THIS wei! known House is still open
Izal for the accommodation Of tbs travelling
community. The proprietor, grateful for the
liberal patronage he has SO long received, hopss
BY constant attention to the wants Of his Gust.
mers, to merit a continuance Of the same. He
promises that his table shall at all times be SUI
piled with the best that the country can afford;
and that particular attention shall be given to his
Stables.
His prices are as follows:
Board by the day, & 80
do for man and horse, 10
single meals, rs
do for mar and horse, 80
two meals 10
do by the week 90
do for horse 80
do for horse per day %
Persons wishing to 60 to any point in;ths
county, can be accommodated with hack,
or single horses at reasonable prices.
For the benefit Of strangers he will say that
Foulks' Hotel is situated on Third Street, one
door south of Raird's hotel and Immediately op-
posite the Academy. JOHN FOULKS ST..
Nov. the 18th, l847.
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81. Louis, .MaY4 4, l847.

81. Louis, May 4, lS47.
The action of DR.. Storms Scotch Cough Can
|dy differs verymateria!ly from any other COM
pound ever invented. 1t not only allays Bron.
|chial Irritation, but operating as q very mild
purge, it keeps the stomach and bowels in q
HEALTHY condition, leaving the patient an appetite
which few other Cough Mixtures could impart.
We have no disposition to injure the inventor
lor any particular medicine, but in justice to the
world, we will give il as our honest opinion,
Horned by the observations Of eleven years in
1.-The school Of medicine, that large and frequent
l~draughts Of naussous liquid---Compounds taken
iinto III. stomach from fine TO tims---must hare q
Tendency 10 destroy the healthy tone Of that citaI
lorgan of the human system.
| No such objection can be urged againstth USE
lof this valuable n dedicated Candy, for Sugar isa'
lereeable both to the palate and stomach, and we
honestly believe that this preparation will do al
Ithat medicine can do towards the relief Of per.
sons suffering with Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis
Asthma, Bleeding Of the Lungs, Pain in the Side
and Breast, Difficulty Of Breathing, Hoarseness
land all other symptoms of Consumption.
S7-Orders from the Country, or applications
lfor Agency, directed to Messrs. J. H. BAR
lNARD & BRO, General Agents, No. l40 MAR
~stIeet, St. Louis, Mo-, will meet with promp
ATTENTION.
II For sale BY Druggists generally. lima,
also be obtained Of any respectable country mer
chant in the South or West.
S3.To avoid counterfeits, our readers woult
do well to inquire for DR.. STORMS SCOTCH
COUGH CANDY, prepared by Hamilton Wade
ISt. Louis, whose written signature is on TIL
wrapper.
|. .Aliberal deduction made to country dealers
Narch 18th, l84S. 49-6m.
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Final Settlement.

NorIcE is hereby given to all persons
concerned or interested in the estate of
W. Gillespie, deceased, that the
undersigned will apply at the next Februa-
Try term Of the county court of Pike Coun-
|ty, to make q final settlement Of said estate.
( MICHAEL JONES, Admir-.
November Goth, lS4S. (4w.)
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MARKLEY & GARRISON,
HAVING purchased the stock Of Samuel E,
Allen, are now manufacturing every de.
,scription of Boots and Shoes at the old stand OF
Newman & Allen. They will keep every va.
|riety of Boots and Shoes, shoe findings, sole and
upper leather, Philadelphia calf skins, pegs &c
Sc, and beg to assure all who may favor them
with their patronage, that they may rely OH all
work made by then being Of the pery best ,cork.
~mon'htp Of any made in the county. A "rlr'
warranted in all cases.
Having in their employ the best Boot maker
in the county, they confidently solicit and ex.
pect to receive a liberal share Of patronage
They will also keep on hand a good stock oil
eastern Boots, Shoes and Family Groceries.
MARKLEY GARRISON.
Louisiana, June 10th l84S. loft.
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We have thought 1t unnecessary to offer GER
tiicates from individuals in all cases, as pur-
~clasers are unable to inform themselves OF the
actual existence of most Of the signess. Inc
following, however, is from a well known cii-
sen Of St. Louis, NO., residence No. 2iO al
street two dollars below Cherry
Ma. WAuE.--Dear Sir: 1t affords me pleasure
ito offer my testimony to the oihcaey Of the ara-
And in dong SO, l am actuated by q desire to
benefit others who may be suffering. Ny wife
was laboring under a severe cough for a long
time, which threstened serious injury. Atel
tried many other remedies tono purpose
size used . few packages Of Storms Cough Can
ldy, purchased from our neighbors, .Hsssrs. Sno'
Ia Quirk, and ina very shOrttime she was entire
lily ~reIisvsd, and now enjoy: good heaith; M!
servant was also afflicted with q severe breas
complaint, and she experienced almost immedi
late relief from the use Of this truly valuable
remedy Respectfully,
E. EVANS,
M 2lO .IEain Street
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WV. rel. ROBINSON'S

Men and Boys Clothing snd Furnish
Ing Store,
TNHE subscriber would respectfully an
nounce to his friends and the public gen
orally, that he has now on hand, and will con-
inue to keen, a large and well assorted stock Of
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10 LISTEN! The ~ .cksoniano printed =,
nOliy springs, seems to console itself with tbe
TACT that the wings will lose The nm aI.".
nOidlng States BY the nomination of General
taylor Hear him the denomination Of TnvIo.
win drive the Abolitionists from the ANNE,
o. the Wing Ticket" This is a bold assertion
ana . must acknowledge ourselves surnti.,
81 70 ma as keen and shire wd a gentleman ..
VI S'eoy so easily caught under his own
ueau iall' Stick a PIN here, and let il 90 ,bo
rounds, thara l%OcOfoco boasts that Che nor,;
na'lOn OF Taylor will drive the .4bohSon,,, !.
fog. mig.
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PuILADELrHIA, June Ql. Q. p M

PHILADELPHIA, June 2l, 8, p. M.
By an arrival from Central America. 7 Ioo,r
ihaf the English have taken possession Of The
own ofSan Juan de Nicaragua, and establish
eda fcrt at the head Of Polasca river, where
they have stationed a garrison. They have i'm.
posed a tariff and tonnage duties.
Accounts from Porto Rico state hat the No.
groes have risen at Guayamas and that MANY
persons were killed.
me brig Columbia has arrived from Martin.
que ana brings over many planters who have
escaped the terrible revolution Of the slaves 4
'hat 'lsland- The whites have been f~earfuIIv
and great barbarities have beenDroc
used Some families were shut upin their hons.
and burned, The revolution commenced .,
Inc government, instead of calling ont the
oldlers to quelI the revolution, proclaimed tho
BOLTON of slavery as directed BY the French
uhuef tnese circumstances, all the whites
ca who could. Fears are entertained that
lF'0er atrocities will be perpetrated unless
'slstance is sent to the Inhabitants.
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MISSISSIPPI CREOLE.
- I, Islg.
FOR PRESIDENT,
AACAARE TAYLOR.


$50 N ~ AA WAAAIa
Ihepo@a giiget b ne Consultation % he
Ereeasirs, @ ba9sTose US reio, i q ligd roaser.
ratite poorer sptich braM aener be rrereiscd al.
espt u eases q clear riohiaa Of he coasitation.
q g'afJest haits and ica4t of coasideration 81
c5agrsa.
~aAe personal opisions Of NE bldoiaaal rko
aaag AaRpen q occupy ne Ereeutgs chair, oaeht
not loeqatroi he aetion IF Congress Upon q,es-
hons q doaafshe Polsygnor ought his oyretions
% ts iatsyPosed ptse questions Of Constitutional
paAsr haze eeasstlsa 81 he parious departments
IF %gorernnssnt, dad afquaeseed Ii b. The people,
" Opoa as subjects of nc Trio, me currency,
he faFrolsEseat of oar great h~ieanays, ripcts.
Aasss and hafhors. the seiA Of he peops, as er-
pressed through her Representatives. II congress.
oaght g Be respected, and earned out III he Ere.
eiaipe1s
Rar, at all times, nd undsfa az circa5,-
staaces, q q aatialaI eaiamtly, 10 De aeoided. ifI
compatible p4A a%ational hoaorp 6 ne Driarigle
Il 0ur g%qrerameat, Is peH as ID true poRcn a
opposed e ne ~sugagaiioa Or otlcr nations.
aaa te disaaemtenneat Of other e~ountrte, 5g
eonqne't,J or, n he language Of he grea. WASH.
lSsToS, sblty should zoe quit our oun b stand on
'0ts'ga gfo1ea "D r, TAYLOR.
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throne, with the Duchess D'Odeans as Regent
and to eonciliaie Lamarihe, Arago, and 9th.
ors, a council of regency, including hem will
be formed. De J%oinvilIs and the Duke d.
Aumale are both supposed TO be in Paris.
The Belgian minister has been dismissed
from Spain on the ground Of Implication in
The conspiracy which caused the Queen to
change her ministry.
Accounts from schleswig confirm the cap
ture of two Danish battallions.
The cholera is making fearful ravages in
Russia.
The victory Of the Italians over the Aus
trians at GirtO was complete; $4,000 Piedmon-
tess cut to pieces 10000 Austriuns.
Rome remains perfectly tranquil.
Naples continues in a state Of siege. A
warm feeling prevails between the troops and
inhabitants.
Piedmonte and LOmbardy will be united,
and Charles Albert will receive the crown.
The Emperor of Austria still refuses to re-
turn to Vienna.
The Chartisls meetings are not quite SO niu-
merous. The English Government is using the
rigor to put down all demonstrations.
BOsToN, June 81.
ADDITIONAL ITEMS BY THE BRIrANNIA.-A
postscript 10 the English papers state that at
Paris M. Theirs had been attacked by a mob
the military had been called out and final
y succeeded in supPressing the rioters.
The Austrian General, Rade,sky, had, by i
ONE manGuvre, succeeded 10 gaining the ,
Of the Sandman army, which was now
it's retreat.
The sikhs had rebelIed against the British
India. Two Commissioners had been killed,
nd all the English residents of the province
Lahore were being slaughtered.
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Gene Taylor and the Louisiana Delege-
tiOn.

GAVMS
In order that the subject may be fullv
and properly understood, we tepublish in a
correct form what actually was said and done in
the Philadelphia Convention, by the Delegation
OF Louisiana, so that all may know exactly
what Gen: Taylor does confirm and endorse in
the card which we likewise publish below.
The following is the statement reud by Judpe
Saunders in the Convention.
"The position occupied by Gen. TAYLOR. in
relation to the Presidency, does not seem to be
correctly understood by many persons and for
that reason, it is deemed proper by the delega.
ton OF Louisiana, to make such explanations
and statements, in relation to that position, as
may etiectually remove all doubt, and The az.
teet OF Misrepresentation on that point.
"Gen. Taylor has taken no part in brinUiDg
MS name before the American people, in con-
nection with the Presidency, nor does he ore.
sent his name to this Convention as a cand;-
date. HIS friends throughout the conn,,r
ratner discouraged, than encouraged by him
nave placed him prominently before the na,ion
as worthy of filling the place once occpnied ~
tue Father Of his Country, and Gen. Tavlor,
from a sense of duty, has assented TO the nomi'
nation.
"He considers himself in the hands Of HI.
iflends' who have honored him with tbe;r
Gn0lce' lie has publicly and repeatedly stated
'no' 'ney might withdraw him whenever thev
'nougat the interests of the country re-
CURED It, He does not consider that upder
me circumstances in whichhis name has beer
brought forward, ihutit would be proper in him
. Withdraw himself. Such has been his posi. I,
non since he assented to the use of his name !
subsequent to the capture Of Monterey. and !
as the position aOsO. Q
"on behalf of the delegation of Louisiona. '
Will iurther state, that Gen. Taylor desires n
. Oe understood, that in his opinion, his friends
VINO come into this Convention are bound - s
'Oide by its decision, and to sustain the pom. ?
uee' ""eart end sOul7-that Gen. Taylor rec. .
gn'zesln his friends in this Convention ,ho.o Il
'no nave a right to withdraw his namo .nd u
WI cneeriully acqpiesce in such withdrawal
zen Taylor we are also authorized 10 co.,
AT hall with entire Sati %sfactiOn the pomino' Il
Vn Uy the Convention of any other than him. Ia
being persuaded that the welfare ~ on. he
oun'fy requires a change in men and meas. I
res IN order to avert the downward t.nJ.1~. W
our National A fairs" Of
Yin making the announcement. the del.u. an
VI Of Louisiana wish to be distinctly nnSs: ed
o"d' that it involves no inconsistency on W. d.
ut of Gen. Taylor. =" tue de
In case the choice of the Convention .h.u no
! on another than Gen. Taylor,und II. f,i.na. ma
tn's Convention withdraw him. !, will rs iro
cir act and not his; but in which h. In RI
acquiesce and by the act Of nDi,inn =
I'm this Convention, his friends wi,bdram nH
n'o .r'm The canvass, unless he bo Tho nm, O
Q OF the Convention. % NE
y we deem it proper to assure the VIII. ~
'"' o"'0n That we desire the nomination r. hor
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( 90 machinery Of civil government, have show
themselves unwilling to submit their poitiea
principles 10 the judgement ofthe American
7 people and in overlooking the old, faithful, and
q long-tried champion Of the party, and in seek.
ing TO avail themselves o fthe glare of military
renown, they have shown themselves singular
" forgetful Of the period when their gallant
chief proclaimed that she preferred soar, pes
thence and Jamine 70 he eeehon qf a military
ehieqaa."
Re'Olcea, That the "no-partyn character,
which they claim for their chief, and BY which
they seek to avoid the old issue and the investi-
CATION Of their principles, is inconsistent with
ne history Of the nomination, is discounten-
aneed by the entire party machinery that place
ed him before the country, and is contrad cted
BY the concentrated partizanship of Willard Fill
more, the embodiment Of w~higgery in its worst
features. More especially is this " no-partvp
character ccntracdicted by the closing act
Of the Philadelphia drama, when the old Cen.
eral who had ~triumphed oven countless bordes
OF Mexicans Internationally SURRENDERED, to
an organized band Of hungry Office seekers.
hesotred, That the democracy, feeling no
such ungenerous distrust Of the popular intel.
ilgence' but relying with confidence on atbe
discriminating justice Of the American p~eoplen
have not h~esituted to announce the principles
by which they are governed and in which thew
r.
nope tor auccess-lhnt they have flung to the
ofeeze the old republican banner, inscribed
with nosueh miserable device as the coon,E;n and
''der barrels Of 1910 Or The aaig contention and ;
'oIpartS1'm Of l848; but bealing upon its r
bright folds as "the sign in which we conoer-
he ever honored and cherished motto Of damn !.
'racy; Free trade--low dutes--no debt-seDa-
anon from 6Gnks--eeo 4-yerenehment--aa !
pfct Gdhereance 10 The constitution.n
Hesotged, That we congratulate The corp,rv
n the termination Of the war with Mexico "
nd that we hail with heartfelt gratitude The
Of peace to our happy lund-a pence
lat is doubiy dearin restoringto our borders
y war-worn soldiers, who have covered them.
with lmperishable honor. We espeoiaI- y,
congratulate the able and patriotic admins y,
ltion, under whose auspices the war has been Il
and by whose wisdom, energy,
eonsrsncy it has been brought to SO happv i.
lssue-a peace conquered in spite of .
werful and relentless opposition, and bring. e.,
: with it all the fruits of victory.
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ny 3s'egraph| The Louisville Journal.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL ofHe Steamship britannia!
Seven DAYS Later from Eurone.

seven Days Later from Europe.
BosroN June 26, 6, P. M.
by the steamship Buena Vista the Britain.
mas news was expressed from Halifax to ri,
city. The datesfr from Liverpool are to the lOtl
inst.
Cotton had slightly roceded. The ouot,.
TONS Tor Mobile fair are AID and New Orlean.
4sd' The stock at Liverpool was 5Il COR
oales 1890 bales moro than for the same peri.
ed last year.
Monetary affairs are unaltored.
fFince de J%oinville has been arrested at Poy-
Prince Louis Napoleon has obtained ~
turns to the assembly. The G-overnmsn, vii
not dare to modest him. Paris remains tran.
gull Crowded assemblages are Dispersed bv
the military The resignation Of I,amartine
ana kolln are openly talked Of susnicions
af' entertained that Lamartine was PRIV to
the movement Of the 18Th of Nav.
Capssidere, late p%rofeetO of the police. char.
rs ! hamaFtlne with having supplied arms 10
ooOer're' Theirs, it is supposed will ann.
pant Lamartine, he having been eelc,od ~
rom
Inc newsfrom Italy is important. Pssoh,e,o
mas surrendered and isin the hands Of cb..
ALBERT a battle was fought at Gir,o II
Vrn - 10 nanL .A ChhfO Z
."een sO,oOO Austrians and $4,000 Piedmon.
iese' IN whci6 the former was comnIe,o,s
and fled in all directions, pursued b.
me cavalry ofthe latter.
Pope Plus has regained all this mann,
WIN the French. His constitution will bo
democratic republican. A declaration or ,ioh,a
iuml's gratuitous education and assistance
arrests continued to be made at Madr;d
an Inc British residents at Cadiz have boan
iuct. "el' con-
"a Ireland, the Ropealers and Oronos e.
have fraternized under the ,,,Io
! 'ne lr'sh League, for the purpose Of oa;t.
Jug constitutional repeal. the Leoqno h.. f.
a manifesto, signed by its member. j.,
'n''n IN terms is no less in defiance or 1ar /,
the illusions Of Mitchell.
Second Despatch. !
IN fariS the Legitimists were proD.ri
e restoration of the Count dc PHI j
"
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alASf sRoM Mrzico --From the Picayune
sslesaay, We get dates from Mckee d
S. VS. 70 tas 18Th eorades catered liz
AK & 1panalaato al The head of4OO men apd
ny ,aSs p'nsell master of the military stores.
-uSsaFF's9n Joined him. Minon and Busta-
a' who nag been sent against him. il i
AhOaghs are acdngwith him. Generals wan
a.s As3,nsf DIVISIONS are near Jalapa where
pottaion.
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The N 0. RoGyaue, Of the Goth, contains N.
proceedings Of a splendid Taylor Ratification
meeting held in that city on the preo.diUm
evening Nm De Buys presided, and amons
,poaAsrs' was Q. F Johnson, Esq. OF Pa
heretofore a strong advocate Of PoIkery.