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Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23

To administrators, S-c.-As il is but a
few weeks until the regular term of the
County Court comes on, administrators
and others having business TO transact,
which requires previous advertising, are
hereby informed that il must be handed
in within tie next two weeks, in order TO
be disposed of at the ensuing January sss-
sion. All interested will think of this
matter in time.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23
lss-The Lsgi.lalure Of. thl, slale 9.

venes at Jefferson City on Monday next,
25th inst. The present session will oe
one of great importance 10 the people Of
ths'whble State. The amendments 10 the
Constitution are 10 be passed upon, U.
s. Senator is TO be'elected for six years,
and many other matters of interest to the
people will be acted upon. We shall en-
deavOr 10 keep our readers advised of the
most impOrtanttr Transactions going on in
that body.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23
FROM MAINE TO MISSISSIPPI,
FROM OREGON TO FLORIDA,

The wonderful efep;S OF WiStor's EaiSGm
Of W1d Cherry in curing all diseases OF
the lungs, are as familiar as household
words. Where there is constitutional
pre-disposition TO consumption, it keeps
the insidious destroy er at bay, and ~ ven-
iure TO affirm that 10 one e, er died of that
complaint, who had recourse TO this rem
edy when the first symptoms of its ap-
proach appeared. Shou,Onfs' who have
sought another climate in the hopes of be-
ing relieved from Bronchitis and Consump-
lion, and who have laid their boaes in q
foreign land, with none hut strangers 10
perform the last Offices of respect, might
now be living in health, encircled by friends
and kindred, had they betaken lhemselve es
10 this iniallible remedy, instead of going
voluntary exile. Coughs, Colds. AIh-
ina, Bronchitis, Pleurisy, Sore Throat,
Rheumatism, Group; and all of those dis
eases OF the organs of respiration which
invariably lead 10 Death if neglected, can
be removed by few bottles of Wistar' s
Balsam.
See advertisement.
Sold in Warsaw, only by
BROIPN& DUNN.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23
DRAW NEAR YE SICK |!

Ho! every one that thirsteth,
Unto BRAGG's fountain go;
Which, for the lainting traveller,
In healthful streams doth flow.
Why seek ye broken cisterns,
All tainted and impure,
To cool your raging fevers,
When BRAec's Ssceet pills will cure!
No more seek calomel fountains,
Which poison every breath,
With fever, pain and anguish,
That terminate in deatA.
viii We your money squander,
On doctors, all in vain,
To'meet with disappointment,
And fill your bones with pain.
Then heed the voice of Wisdom,
And 10 BRAcG's FAcronY 60,
Where sugar cOcied tonic PHis
In million millions flow.
llo! ye sick and sad, lis Health
Invites you all so there,
Where life, in full abundance,
Awaits with you 10 share.
DELTA.
For sale by Brown & Dunr, Warsaw.
See DR.. Bragg's advertisement, in anotl
er column.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23
SATURDAY MORNING VISITOR.

which was read and laid over under the
rule.
A resolution was submitted as 10 the
propriety Of grantingto Texas all lands
west of the Rio Grande. Objection be-
ing made TO the resolution, it was laid o.
yer.
After debating several propositions for
reporting the proceedings Of the House,
On motion the House adjourned.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23

r5-The Western Journal, for December
has been received, and fully sustains the
high reputation of the previous numbers.
Instead Of monthly, it win hereafter be
Issued once in two mOnthsTor six num-
bera TO the volume, each number contain
ing u pages, and generalindex will be
made up and published at tie close Of
each vO.Gme. The price will remain as
heretofore SO 90 per annum, prable in
advance.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors
N and others interested in the estate OF
Jonas Heath, decd, that at the next jan
uary term of the Benton county court, /
will make application for final settle
ment of my administration of said estate.
dee24-At.47'
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23

The official majority of Cass over Tay-
lor in Arkansas is 1,592.
FLORIDA.
aofcial.-Sufficient returns have
been received 10 show that Florida will
give Taylor a majority of 700to GOO.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23
Wonderful! Extraordinaryll g.
MiraculousIll

CONSUMPTION CAN Re CURED And
U we defy the whole world to produce
such strong and undoubted testimony from
men of such high standing as we have, in
favor of DIR. ROGERS LTVERWORT
AND TAR, in curing consumption, and
breaking up the most distressing cough in
few hours time,
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23

Cass g. Van Buren over Taylor, 1850
Polk over Clay in 1874, 5,l06
Total vote in IA wa, 4s5,sS3
Total vote now, including an estimate of
5000. for scattering, 456,662
Falling offin total vote since IA 1920
Taylor's vote less than Clay's, 1881
Csss and Van Buren, less than Polk 2,47l.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23

G%ExGovernor Fitzpatrick has been
appointed by tie Governor of Alabama,
10 ill the vacancy in tie L. S. Senate oc-
casioned by the death of the Hon. Dixon
II. Lewis.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23
CoNsUMpTIvEs,

IMPORTANT TO CONSERVATIVES.
Strange! That so many who are aiillct-
ed with a Cough, which is gradually " ear
ing them down-slowly, bul surely, steal
ing them into that dreadful disease, CON-
SUMPTlON-a disease which carries
of its hundreds dahy-are doing nothing
or, what is worse, goreing themselves
with n0sttuaaS, that are pulled 10 the skies
for cures they are said 10 have effected OF,
some foreign or unknown persons when
they might positively he cured by using
Dr. Rogers CompoGad Syrup Of Lircrwori
and Tar, which still continues 10 effect tie
most wonderful cures ever recorded in the
annals of medicine. For proof of this,
the reader has but TO refer TO the pamph-
let, and peruse certificates from Judges OF
the Courts, Ministers of the Gospel aud
(what is stronger) Physicians of the high
est standing, who have prescribed il sue
cessfully in their practice after all other
means had luied.
Sold by the Agents only,
EROHNS' DUNN, U'drsar.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23

.frk0nsnS. - Hon. Solon Borla,id has
been elected by the Legislature of this
State, member Of the U. S. Senate for
six years from the 4lh of March next.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23

zgWe give, this week, the result Of
the late election in all the States, from
which it will be seen that the popular ma
jority for Gen. Taylor will be about 25,-
600 after deducting from 100000 $4,000
votes for South Carolina. where the Elec-
tsrs are chosen by the Legislature.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23

I5%The N. Carolina Legislature, had
not elected U. S. Senator on the 18th.
On the first ballot Mr.. Badger received
81 yotes- necessary 10 a choice 85.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23

I|The cholera ha, again reached the
U. States, several cases having occurred
at Staten Island and New York city, q
number of them pro, ing fatal.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23
Election Returns.
NEW YORK

The following is the official result in
New York,
Taylor, 2ls,55l; Van Buren,, l2O,5l9;
Cass Il4,592.
TaylOr's majority over Cass, l03,959
Taylor's majority over Van Buren, 98,O3
Van Buren's majority over Cass, 5,927
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23
Final Settlement.

Ii persons interested are hereby noti.
u fed that the undersigned, Executors OF
the estate of Henry Avery. decd. win Al
the next February term of the Henrv
County Court, apply for fnal settlement
of our administration of said estate.
VIM. l.. AVARY.
p. O. AvARY,
dec16-4t-46 Eve.,,o..
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23

thcrs-- Plaintiffs,
Us.
FLTER CARrENTER, & others - Defend'h.
TllE said complainantS having this day
1 filed the bill i'll Chancery against the
said defendants, and also an affidavit.
showing that the said Peter Carpenter is 4
non resident of the State of Missouri, and
that the residence OF other delendantSis
unknown to said complainant.
therefore,, it is ordered that said Peter
Carpenter, John Robinson and Susan his
wife, MaXiicld Hunter, Sarah Atkinson
aud Samuel Fewell and Mary Ann, his
VIE, be rotiied that said Jacob Carpen-
ter, as administrator of the estate Of said
Henry Carpenter, deed, Gavin Carpen-
ter, Samuel Carpenter and others, heirs
and distributes of the estate of said Hem
ry Carpenter, decd, have this day f9ed'
their bill OF complaint in the Office Of tfiHF
Clerk OF the Circuit court of Benton conIil
IS, alleging in said bill Of complaint, that
the said Henry Carpenter decd. sometime
in the year 1915, died inteState, leaving
an estate to be divided among the said
complainanS and defendants that the
said Henry Carpenter, deed, in his life
time, usadc advancencnts OF money and
property 10 several of his SONS and a.
mong them. the said Peter received by
way of advancement, the sum of 1850 ON
the 18th day of March, 1899, which ad-
vancement, with the interest thereon, at
the time administration was granted OH
said estate, amounted TO Sl204 93-which
sum was so inventoried and counted as
part OF the estate to be divided equally a.
lnong the distributes of said estate and
prayS that a decree NAV be rendered conn.
peiling the said Peter to bring into hdteh-
pot the amount advanced to him, and that
the estate be equally divided among ali
the heirs. And that unless they be and
appear before the Honorable Judge Of cur
Benton Circuit Court, on the first day Of
the next term Of said Court, to be begun
and held at the courthouse in the City Of
Warsaw, in the County of Benton, on the
second Monday in March next, and with.
in the first six days Of said term, If the
term shall so long continue, and1f NOT.
then before the end of the term. tiemur,
plead or answer the said bill OF COMPLAINT.
the same will be taken as confessed. and
a decree rendered in coniormityyyfith tha
prayer of said cohplainants.
And il is further ordered, thafaAohv az
this order be published in some netysbsper
printed in this State for eight wekks stieces.
sively, the last publication thereof t6ibs AZ
least four weeks before the commhhea.
ment Of said next term.
40 THoS. J. BISHOP, Opk.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23

BT. B. Floyd'was elected by the Le-
sislature, GOV ernor of Virginia, on the
18th inst, on The third ballotting.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23
OHIO.

|
Cass over Van Buren, ll9,289
Coss s. Van Buren, over Tay ylor, 5l,92l
Taylor & Van Buren, over Cass, l7O67
ALABAMA.
! OGcial.-Cass, 3l,294; Taylor, 3d.
423. Majority for Cass, 87l.
MISSISSIPPI.
The returns from this State, show that
Cass will get about S19 Majority.
j NEW JERSEY.
OEc,ai.-Taylor, 10000; Cass, 35,-
500; Van Buren, 849; Smith, II.
Taylor's majority over Cass, 3,l29
VIRGINIA.
The Richmond Enquirer estimates tie
majority for Cass in that State, at 1863,
one county, (Braxton) to hear from.
TENNESSEE.
Gen. Taylor's majority in Tennessee is
6,286. Clay's majority over Polk, was
ll3
! NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Cass' majority in New Hampshire is
4,3l0 ever the combined vote og Taylor
and Van Buren,.
LOUISIANA.
Ta)lor's majority in Louisiana is 2.S9C.
The Democrats carried this State In 1874
by majority of 6S9.
NORTH CAROLINA.
North Carolina gave Taylor majority
of S,5Sl over Gen. Cass. Mr.. Clay 5
majority over Mr.. Polk, in 1911, was 81
$50.
PENNSYLVANIA.
! Official. Taylor, 1861 Cass, l72,-
G6l; Van Buren, II 500.
Taylor's majority over Cass, l3,45l
I" Z" " both, 2,a52
DELAWARE.
Taylor, 6,42l; Cass, 5,89S; V. Buren
so.
Taylor over Gass, 523.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Taylor, 6l,o7O; Cass, 35,2Sl; Van
Buren,, 3S,oJ8.
Taylor over Cass, %, 789; Van Buren
over Cass. 2,777; Cass and Van Buren,
over Taylor, IL 269.
KENTUCKY.
The Louisville Courier says "a tele- |
graphic despatch from Frankfort, yester-
day afternoon, informs Us that the official 7
majority for Gen. TAYLOR in Kentucky. as
declared by tie Secretary Of State, is H.
42l.
MAINE.
The ofiicill returns, as siven in the |
Augusta Age, show plurality for Cass,
of 4,859o,er Taylor. Van Bnren's vote
is 1924. Taylor and Van Buren over
Cass, 1866.
INDIANA.
The folowipgis the official vote of In
diana, as counted by the proper au;hor-
ties:
For Cass, 74,9G4
For Taylor, T0,l59
For Van Buren. S,642 !
Cass over Taylor, 4,535
GEORGIA.
According 10 Ihe official vote in Georgia /
Gen. Taylor's majority over Gen. Cass is
1912.
MISSOURI.
The official vote of this State, is as fol-
lows: Cass, 4o,o77; Taylor, 32,67l.-I
Majority for Cass, 7,4o6.
ILLINOIS.
The official vote Of Illinois, shows the
following result +: For Cass, 55,O27; Tay-
lOr, 81 660; Van Buren,, l4,435-Cass'
majority over Taylor, 1867.
IOWA.
Cass' majority Ovet Taylor is 1922,
exclusive of PottawaiomIe county, which
gave Taylor 483 majority. Van Buren
obtained ! 100 votes.
CONNECTICUT.
The following is the complete vote:
Taylor, 2o,98o; Cass, 1886; Van
Buren, 5,093.
Taylor over Cass, 1884
Taylor less than cass & v. Buren, LOO
RHODE ISLAND.
Full returns from this State show the
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23

SILK PRINCES p.. silk Frins.s.
40 'sll width, fot sale by DsWk
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23
y Z z = 3
Consumffires, Despair not-tiere is Hops,
eUen for the Dving!

ecen Jor the Dying!
This is to certify, that some time since,
was taken with pain in my side and
breast; / called in the aid of several phy.
Sicians, but lhey failed to give me any re.
liei, and Tor the space of one year grew
rapidly worse. In addition to this, was
attacked with violent cough; although
an excellent physician lived in the same
house, and used the greatest exertion, and
PAID the Strictcst attention, it baffled all
his >kill-two others were called in, ono
OF which was an aged aud skillrul physi-
c!an. but all their efforts proved alik g un
availing. AT last, a physician who was
attending camp meetin fin the neighbor-
hood, came to see me, and declared that
could not last more than one day longer;
also, all the vast number who came to see
me. believed that few days at most, must
end my earthly career. My frier ds were
now called in TO see me die! But my bro
ther, at this crisis, (heariug of the aston.
i>hing cures performed by DR.. Rogers
Compound Syrup of Liverwort and Tar)
went to Chillicoihe and back, a distance
Of sixty miles, in thirteen hours, to get
some of the above medicine; commenc.
ed taking it, and strange to tell, fore
thciy cured; from this time | recovered
rapidly, aud when had uSrd two bottles,
was able to assume my family vocations
as usual. am fully satisfied that if II VA
not been for this excellent medicine, I
would now be in my grave, and must, in
Justice, say that | truly return my sincere
thanks To the inventor of this priceless
medicine, ami would recommend all per-
sons afflicted with diseased lungs, to give
il a trial.
HARRIET ROWE.
Stanton, Feb. 7, 1876
We, the undersigned, do certify that this
account of Mrs. Rowe is correct, we be-
ing personally acquainted with all the eis-
cuniStancrS.
i. +. JOHNSON, p. +. MATTHEWS,
IHos. CRAIG, Jos. EVANS.
Sold by Brown !S Dunn, War,aw.
DIR. fIuich>on, Bounvillc.
I!u>ton& Ba>com, Lexing.
ton. Orders may he addressed to
IL. BLAKSLEY & CO, st. I.ouis.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-23
STATE OF MISSOURI, ! s..
County OF Bt N1oN. 90
In The CrcuH Court In JGcaiion, Dsesn.-
ee- Isl, lS4S.

JAcon CARPENTER, as Admir-. Of the es-
tate Of Henry Carpenter, deed, and O.
thcrs- Plaintiffs,
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PHILADELPHIA, March 81 1913.

Last evening, disturbance occurred in Moya
mensin.s, originating in colored man having
knocked down white man with brick The
atfiir occasioned the gathering Of crowd OF
white rowdes, who attacked colored man in
revenge. He was rescued by the police, before
receiving serious injuries.
Two enormous locomotives-one intended fol
the Utica and Syracuse Railroad, and the other
for the Attica and Buff 10 road-are being shipped
to day, on board the barge Flying Dutchman
They were built at the extensive establishment,
of Messrs. Norris, Brothers, In this city.
The steamship Columbus sailed this morning
on her second voyage to Charleston.
A Geographic dispatch from Newark, states
that the way train from Trenton and New
Brunswick, for New York, met with a serious
accident while crossing the Passaic bridge. The
draw had been carelessly left open, and not
being perceived In time, the locomotive ano
baggage car were preclpltated into the stream
Two persons are reported as missing, who are
supposed TO have been drowned.
The verdict of the coroner's jury upon the
unfortunate victims OF the boiler explosion that
occurred yesterday, censure IN the strongest
terms, the owner AID builder of the boiler. The
fragments have been examined by engineers,
who pronounce the iron to have been entirely
too thin, and al the part rent By the explosion
there had evide ntly been fissure.
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House OF kse,resentati yes.
IU...s1- .rur<. %

ASHES DEAD.
4r SAWYER, Ga pursuance OF pre- TOus notice, asked
aud oo-ined leave 20 introduces bill appropriating City
dons. 20 dsfray tue expense Of bringing hons
me remains II droseed officers sud soldiers who
sisd "a battle, or died IN Mexico during the present
w-r ne expressed he hope that there would be httls
oyecuon t2 ths MEASURE rhe be had mentioned
would be amply sssient III. kDoSp Ia AZ tne ralnnus
OF many 81 our ocers aud soldiers we been brought
home Money Is eesnt every day for purpo,ss less
daple tuan Gus Ine OH and the preamol, explained
the otjsc By the treaty given lsrg. portion
Of the territory conquered to Mexico and be 10
the ashes OF those who fell under the fold, OF our
dag keep their dust from Dissertation and inter them
ia common grave He had 20 little condolences In In,
sxosn ohsracter 70 bsseve that 400, AZ our M
will be dug up and scattered What dspo,ition sas b,
made Of the remsins Are thcy not worthy OF 10.
hooor9 Let vessel be sent to Mexico TO bring them
home 1--we cannot get ali Of them, let show our ais
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amsndmsst, asd sftss rsuass By several esntasnsa,
the ausndmsnt vas withdrawn.
the bill
brief and uniptsresting debate took place on ano-
ther section of the bill at the termination OF winch,
the committee rose.
Mr.. Mckay moved that the daily hour Of meeting,
heres ter, be eleven o'clock. Objection made-aod
before further action could bs taken,
The House adjourned
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Political Intelligence.

ALABAMA Who's -Notwithstsuding the resolution
passed by the WING members Of the Alabama Legislature
to he effect that 1t TO send delegates
the whig national ccnventio1 the whixs OF that State
have determined that ha be sent to the Phi
ledclphia convention. At large meeting held in Mo
be, the 10Th inst Mir Clay WIS declared TO be the
drst cnoics of the wings Of Mobile who Dsvsrtheles,
pleoge themselves TO for the nominee of the
ton
MIR ADAMS SUCCESSOR wigs # the 9Th con-
gre nal district u Massachusetts, hsviag nominated
Horace Mena tneI candidate for representative in
Congress, Ia place OF @ Aisms deceased. the liberty
party of that district have addressed letter to him
guessing answer TO various questions relative to
tionsl politics
HUMMER DELEGArE.-Eiisha d. Smith, OF Chenapgo
IL the bunker delegate from the XIII district Of this
State, to the Baltimore convention
Cry OF WoRcEsrEh-The charter Of a city govern
meat recently granted by the Legssture, pied
by the people OF Worcester. ss6 on tn. IS h inst by
q vote If 026 TO Asst Minority 500.
ILLINOIS All accounts from Illinois agree thet the
coUsu ion hes received the appvovsl of mel
" OF votes Ia The state There definite returns
given, except from few districts
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BENNErTs Nsw YORK HgRALD,-This most adj
mirabiy conducted paper begins to show the full
b,Deht OF M Benefits late arrangements ia Europe
single paper the number OF The dste If Feb 81 has
able and most original correspondence from
Paris Of the 6abes of Jan 90 a. 81 Switzerland, Jan
49, Madrid, Jan 30; CoDstsb tnopc Jau Z, Turin, ia
sardinia Jan IL; Msrssiey. Jan 25; Montreal, Feb Ii
Vera Cruz, Jsu "a; City Of Washington Feb 49, 80 49,
Boton, Feb. III Cincinnati Feb TO- 10; Frankfort Ken
ray Of much talent enlisted Ia vsroas parts Of the
world in the production Of single copy Of newspaper
shows coaclusively that james Gordon Bennett well de-
serves the tjs often given BIN Of being the Napoleon
Of the Pres !i' Matches (Mss) Free Trader March