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Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
FURTHER PARTICULARS BY
rrETE NIAGARA.
FRANCE.

.Assaasiuations frequently oc-
cur in the disc ontcnted quarters
Of the city, by poison and by
secret murder. On the person
of ore Of the insurgents was
found written in pencil, a draft
Of the decree, which it was pro-
posed to issue, had the insllr-
rection been successful.
Art. lst provides that all cit
izenS, who at present pay over
two hundred francs fareS, shall
be deprived Of all civil and po-
litical rights for the space Of
ten years.
Article 2d provides that all
property belonging to any per-
son, who shall have exercised
any public function since 1915,
shall be confscated.
BY article Sd the COnstitu-
ton of l793-'4 was 10 be re-es-
tablished.
The army was to be disband-
ed. The estimates of the kill
ed it is found differ very widely;
it will probably amount, count
ing the loss on both sides, TO ff-
teen thousand persons.
Over forty thousand were en-
gagged in the conflict on the part
of the insurgents alone.
AUSTRIA.
We learn that Vicenza has
been returned to the AustrianS.
Padua has capitulated to them
and an imperial army is now
blockading Trieste.
The Lombards had been de-
feated near Verona.
Ii is rumored that an Austri-
an army had been ordered to
invade Russia.
miscellaneous. There had
been commenced in Spain for
midable movement in favor of
Don Carlos.
Little doubt remains but that
there is an immense Russian ar
my marching on Poland toluell
the disturbances which the Po-
lish patriots have caused in
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-22
by Telegraph for Me 81. Louis Union.
Congressional.
WAsnIxoroS, July 13.

WAsHINoroN, July l3.
Senate. Mr.. King, of Ala, was duly
qualified and took his seat.
The Light House bill was passed.
The Oregon bill was then taken mp
Mr.. Davis of Mass, addressed the Senate
in favor Of a compromise, unless the queS-
ton was 10 be definitely settled forever.
On molten of Mr.. Clayton, select
committee Of eight, TO be equally divided
in politics, and to be taken four from the
North and four from the South, 10 report
proposition. He, HIMSELF was chosen
Chairman Of the Committee, receiving SO
votes.
Messrs. Atchison, Calhoun, Clark,
Phelps, and Underw ood, are members o!
saiil Committee.
The bill respecting the reciprocity Of
the productions of the United States and
the Canadas. was passed.
The Lin TO pay the Cherokee nation
certain claims, due them ty the L. States,
was discussed up 10 the hour Of adjourn
ing.
Rouse.-- Several hours were consum-
ed in useless explanations by the absent
eeS al the calling of the roll on ye>ter-
day,
The House then resolved itself into
Committee Of the Whole, upon thc Civil
appropriation bill.
The debate was prolonee ed 10 a late hour,
when on motion OF Nr. Bolts,
The House disagreed to The Senate's a.
mendment granting three months extra
pay 10 the volunteers. On motion the
House adjourned.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-22

Tri- Weekly Union. The cnterprising
proprieiors of the St. Louis Union are
making the most liberal offers 10 their
friends in order that they extend the cir
culation Of the various editions of their
widely spread sheet. We have before
noticed the terms Of the Weekly they
offer the Tri-Weekly 10 single subscribers
al So 90 per annum, TO club Of three
subscribers at $l4, TO club Of four, al
$lS, 10 five, at 800, to eight, at $50, and
to club of ten subscribers, at $35, or
So 90 per copy, for mammoth Tri-
Weekly. 1t is unnecessary for us 10 say
that the Union is never behind the fore
most in furnishing the latest intelligence OF
every kind, aud to those Of our democrat
ic friends who wish 10 be put in possess
sion of the earliest news, we say send for
the Tri-Weekly, 1t is the cheapest pa
per in the West. Subscription money
from clubs must accompany all orders for
the paper. Address l.. Pickering s 20.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-22

Why WILL. you SUFFER- with Fever and
tgue? Is it because some practitioner
has exhausted his medical skill in treating
your case, without etlecting a cure? Or
are you discouraged from repeated fail
rreS with quininc, or other violent rene
dies. administered in the form Of Pills p
If SO. have immediate recourse to the use
Of "Smith's Tonic Sppp or VcgeiG5i fcb-
rijUge," which insures speedy relief, with
out cntailing upon the system the Ague
Cake: General Deiangemcnt>. &c,
You will find at Brown & Dunn'S.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-22
f,s fhc Henry ClrcMiI COssrf,
MAY TERN. 1919


A. M. TU1T, Plaintiff
=. s. Assumpsit,
Gro. w. WADs, Dcf'd.
NOV at this day comes the plaintiff bv
W his attorney, and il appearing 10 the
Court that the said defendant has not been
summoned, and that he does not appear at
the return term of said writ TO defend this
suit. tits therefore ordered by the Court.
on motion of the said plaintiffs attorney.
that publication be made, notifying the
said defendant that suit has be en- commen.
ccd against him in this Court by an action
Of assumpsit for the sum of Thirty-fiye
Dollars: and that his property has been
attached, and that unless he be and appear
here at the next term of this Court, and
on or before the third day., plead or other
wise defend said suit, Judgment will be
rendered against him, and his property
sold to satisfy the same with dan9aEes ana
costs Of suit. And it is furthets 1facrea.
that this notice be published in some fiewse
paper printed in this State for four weeks
Successively, the last insertion to be az
least four weeks before the next term of
TINS court. A copy -teSt;.4 .a9nsuai
+. a! PINNELB, Cl'k. oi
iuly22 1t % .I bt-
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-22

DR., ltistar'S BaiSam of via Cherry.
This celebrated remedy is a compound
balsaInic preparation of wild cherry bark
and moss Of Iceland. combined by new
chemical process with the extract of pine.
So snlutary have been its effects in ca
seS when administered for coughs, asthma,
consumF,iUnS, or any disease of the lungs,
that many of the most distinguished ply
>icians have approved ana recommended
it. and openly acknowledged it the most
valuable medicine ever discovered. 1t is
truly valuable medicine, and is cilecting
an immense amount of good in the relief
OF suffering humanity. Always to he had
cf BROWN * DUNN.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-22

ory. Dallas, Polk, Cedar, st. Clair and
Henry. may27
ron SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce JOSH
VA w. WEST as candidate for the OF
fee Of Sheriff Of Benton county, at the
ensuing August election. july22
We are authorized to announce JAS.
M. BIAKEY, Jr., as candidate for the
Office of Sheriff of Benton county, at the
ensuing August election subject to the
decision of the whole people at the polls.
We are authorized to announce HEN
RY BURNS as II candidate for the Of
flee of Sheriff OF Benton county, at the
ensuing August election. apl29-tde
20 We are authorized TO announce A :.
BRAHAM SALLEY, as a candidate for
the Office Of Sheriff of Benton county, at
the ensuing August election. aprill5
E7@We are authorized 10 announce Col.
JOHN HOLLOWAY as candidate for
the Office cf Sheriff Of Benton county, at
the ensuing August election. mar4
Ts- We are authorized TO announce the
name OF JAMES w. HAWKINS as a
candidate for Sheriff Of Benton county. AT
the ensuing August elec,inn.
ron CONSTABLE.
r. We are authorized to Announce VIII
LIAM II. KnE as candidate for Constable
of Lindsey Township at the ensmug Au-
gust election. mal2J
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-22
CAMP-MEETINCS,

ITThere wiil be Camp-neetng al
Point Pleasant, at the mouth of Proctor
commencing on Friday next, the 2sth inst.
Also on Cole Camp, ! Z miles from War
saw, on the Boonville road, commencing
August 25th. Travelling and Local
Preachers are respectfully invited TO al
tend. VIM. II. SCHROEDER,
July 20, l84S. p, Z.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-22
DR.. Brogg's Pills Triumpkanti

'"'' N1t'"S"te NIeut NTCtEenenI ana
Fdn'c cmongst the Cdlomci Doctors Dis
Garo0S consequences Of the use of Mn
eroi Alcdiciaes- Timely Intervention Of
Indian Queen Vegetable Sugar Coated
PilS to SAGE ,chote neighborhood from
NE d'ctui ranges Of that fell destroyer,
Disease, in The forms Of Ague, Bilious,
Congesiire and TNhus Ferey- Read
oad be coHriaccd!
VAN BCREH, Ark, April 10, 1873.
DE. BnACG- Dear Sir: During the pASt
summer and fall, The various forms of bill.
iouS Fever were very prevalent and often
fatal in this section of country. Ourwor-
thy nonc-Such physicians, puffed up with
pride and vain conceit, persisted in their
antiquatrd practice with that universal
panacea; calumel, with such unbounded
success, that one or two, panic struck,
sCampered of and left their patients with
nature and her Intellectual efforts to repair
the mischief they ha,, done. In one fam.
lily. foGr cases resulted in death, in the
short space of fon, days: in some case.
three or inur days after the exhibition of
rainlnel. great tpToNIrtfion. tympanitic con-
''','' VI ,'' "oo 'i"e'' Hlo Pcriorafion "i
,Ne poWei> We're the result OF this heroic
"'t't'', ana TO lF'vei soto TIER weep
h% it'chdN, a post mor;rm examination
"ou'l reveals ne iaci. Niter finding their
practice altogether incilcc;ial, thev came
10 tit WISE c9nci'Si"n 10 give no medicine
~ &il' h'l r"ntInl" ~ vi'it their patients,
anu o''ef i'N>"'d tea as 2 drink, an,i
p',.'i,'rC ~ ',r same 'Hpied 20 the bowels;
xxx" -, '"i> 'h''t', Wli'' sage hook, and little
''i'l' a. htas'S i',t' "' apprehension, they
y ""''''' 60 ''rS*'"tHt'F "ndS their full con-
""'iie' ~ ''r hPphcat on OF blis'rrS from
"'a' 10 roo I'u '"HE 'e>S the result.
'H'"i' "'.e"Ni" ahd universal conSterna-
''""' one o. Your y'il'ng agents passed
'"r,',sh orr "elghb"i''ac''' and made lib
cf"i uef">it'S ~ NourN"@" ahle medicines,
+nu 'H>tf n''ea amrhir'>, and tho ''Snn,"
:" N"," S|"lHl "ni 9'n gt''t light upon
'm> zen Entt', rnd aPl|lontly devo-
o." ID ia, ne hIalnn sent t0the Chill
"rcn 81 israel IN the "iiG'rne>s, was not
h"l!'d WIN more hearty thanks than were
cri.s .i '1G''rS,"ilng va 'a. rus IN ths awful
ceive them. or any rhipg tbat nrom;ssa u nj M
them relief from their aprarentIv imnenS.
ing fate. have watched their rproFress.
and the effects thcy produced in hundreds
oc eases and am happy to give nv feeble
testimony TO fhcir entire and tri,;mnhont
efficacy, in restoring health inn f. " davs
in crrry iastc,cr. when ihcy have been
81. a..
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-22

Senatc. After lransaeiinS seine unm-
purtSnt business, the Senate On motion Of
Mr.. Dickinson. took up the bill To e>;ab
lsh a branch Mint at New York. IN
amendment was offered establishing one st
Charleston, which was debated by Mc>srs
Niles, Butler, DIX and Badger,anI finally
adopted. ] he question coming mp IN the
passage of the hill and was rejected By a
vote of Il 20 II.
On motion he Senate adjourned.
House On motion Of Mr.. Belts. The
military bill with ,he Senate amendment
po>tpouing the reduction Of officers until
after The 4lh of March lS49, was taken
up and discussed lill'the hour of adjourn-
mcnt by Messrs Jones Of Tenn. Bots,
PASCAL, Harrison and others.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-22

E%Wehaye received the fourth annual
catalogue of the Officers and Students of
Howard High School, at Fayette, How
ard county, Mo. This Institution is un-
der thecon,rol Of the Missouri Conference,
and is in fourishing condition, number
ing, for the year ending on the l4lh inst,
22l pupils viz: Male department 2l
Female department 100.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-22

Ill those having notes or accounts With
il us due prior to the first day or January
last, are hereby notified that nnlessimme-
diate payment is made, such notes and ac-
counts will be placed In the hands Of the
proper officer for collection. We mean
Just what we say-we want money and
must have it. VI
june24 BROWN & DUNN. q .
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-22
struggling for liberty.

There exists now every pros
pect of a speedy termination of
the war between Denmark and
the two German duchieS OF
Schlcswig and Holstehn. A
new constitution for the two
duchies had been drawn up,
which it is thought will be a
dopted.
The tebellious disposition
which has lately been manifest
ed in Greece, has been com
pletely quelled.
The Danes continue making
reprisals on Prussia by sea.
The departments in France
generally speaking are tranquil.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-22
Candidates Department.
FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorizedt to announce JAMES
WINSTON, Esq, Of Benton county, as
candidate for Congress in this Congress
sional District. may6
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
We are authorized to announce Col.
JOHN MOORE as candidate for Repre-
sentative of Benton county, at the ensu-
ing August election. lmayl3
We are authorized TO announce BURR
Fl. EMERSON as a candidate for Repre-
sentative of Benton county at the ensuing
August election. marlS
CIRCUIT ATTORNEY.
ES'We are authorized to announce VIM.
J. MAYO, Esq, as candidate for Circuit
Attorney for the 7th Judicial District, COM
posed Of the counties Of Benton, Hickory,
Dallas, Polk, Cedar, st. Clair and Henry.
We are authorized to announce MARK
l.. MEANS, Esq. as a candidate for Cir
cult Attorney for the 7th Judicial district,
composed ofthe counties of Benton, Hiek-
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-22
.NOiicP i0 Hdn6S.

E1ERsONS applying fer work IN The o.
a sage River. will be required to furnish
their own blank ct for Sic, ping. july25
AF'Ihe Springfield Advertiser publish
for one mouth, and forward account to
Wm. Waldo, OStola.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-22

Every wooden leg which sup
plies the loss of limbs lost in
battle, is slump speech against
all war.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-22
=I urwnptrR F. wh;r

III. HEEDRlcK, Esq, Wing can
didate for Lieut.. Governor, has an APP
poin,ment 70 address the people Of this
county on Monday next at the Court
house. Go and hear hin.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-22

GGaCol. A. w. Doniphsu, the Com
qner Of New Mxico," was in Boston at
the last accounts. So saysonc Of our ex-
change papers.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-22

4 negro, while undergoing an exsmin-
alton at Northampton, Mass, was asked
If his master was a christian, replied =
No, sir, he's member of Congress"
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-22


TIE Plot Thickens. --On Monday last
the delegates from the several townships
in the county met al the Courthouse, for
the purpose Of designating who should
be the democratic candidates for Represen-
,ative and Sheriff. There being three
candidates for Representative, viz; Col.
d. c. Ballou, Judge b. H. Emerson and
Col. John Moore, the Convention declar-
ed in favorof Col. Ballou, as the nominee.
In this connection we NAV as well mel
tion that on Saturday last, Edward 7. Ma
jor, Esq, announced himself as an inde-
pendent anii-"caucus diciation" candidate
for Representative.
In regard 10 the nomination for Sheriff,
the Convention was not quite SO success
full. After good deal Of manenvering
and wirewosking, without being able tc
accomplish any thing satisfactory to any
body, the Convention broke up, leaving
all the candidates free TO act as they may
see proper in the premises. BY refer
ence to our candidates department" i
will be seen that there is another Rich
mond in the field, making only six demo.
cratic candidates for the Office of Sheriff
Joseph F. Taylor, whig, is also a candid
ate. We have heard the names of one o
two other individuals spoken Of, but arr
unable to speak "by authority" concern
ing them. We presume the candidates
themselves anticipate having "a pleasan
time Of it," as they all expect to be th'
successful and lucky man. A few NOR,
days will tell'the story, and we will thel
"see what We shall see"
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-22
CAAIP.N[EElING.

1.-THE Fourth Quarterly Meeting for
Warsaw Circuit, which will be Camp
meeting, " ill be held at Wesley Chapel,
10 miles north Of Warsaw, commencing
on 18th Of August next. Travelling and
Local Preachers are afectionaiely invited
TO attend. J. c. DERRICK,
July 20 p. c.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-22
wIIFG TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
G;cn Z.FCEK.fRY' T.gY'EOEs,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
.UFEL.9RD FILLMORE.
Ut Sto FOR GOVERNOR, aI
JAS. S. ROLLINS, Of Boone.
FOR LIEuT. GOVERNOR.
J.. HENDkICK, Of Greene co.

Electors for President and Viee President.
Isl Dist.-T. i. ANDERSON, of Marion
2nd " A. LEONARD, of Howard.
Sd e" "A. w. DONIPHAN, of Clay.
4th " J. C. RICHARDSON, Of Cooper
5th CHAS. n. HANDY, Of Benton.
9Th /" ALVIN COOK, of c. Girardeau.
9TH " URIEL WRIGHT, Of ST. Louis.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-22
R,iHS pS Ecfscrs

r EAIAINlNG in the Post Office ia War
"a saw, Mo. on the 81 day Of July, lo45.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-22

ory. Dallas, Polk, Cedar, st. Clair and
Henry. may27
Democratic banner., 1848-07-10
NEW MERtAAqHEFIRA!5A
WIN. LUCE LUCE s Co -,

~ 80 GE4sssFrUEfE Ahsb tRAtHfSt - .tAAs
I'D ESPECTFULLY announce 70 theirfriends
h and the public, that they have purchased
the new and elegant stock of Goods recently
to this market by Mckay 4 Co.,t to
which they invite the attention Of dealers. 20
1t is their design Il. make an necessary addi-
lions, from time to time, SO as to keep constantly
on hand a complete stock of Dry Goods, Gfoce-
ries,, QueensrGre, Hardware, sc. to suit all class
es Of purchasers. Their Goods are of the best
quality ana latest style; and their prices shall
be such as to insure satisfaction, for they have
to not be undersold by any establish
ments north of St. Louis. With this jdetermiRa-
tion, they Aatterr themselves they will be able "a
make II TO the interest Of purchasers TO- give
them a, share. Of their, patronage. Call, and extI
anime for, yourselves, 'sfor it is no trouble t.
them. to Show goods" Their. store is in the
house formerly occupied by Mckay & Co., the
lower door Of Diapers row, on Water Street
where they T0qtd be happy to receive calls if il
lis only to examine their goods. 9a'' h"''' s-5l .
Ali kinds of country produce atliberal prices
will be taken in exchange for goods. efA ~ ia
r Respectfully. '5a WIN. LUCE& CO.
Louisiana, Mo-, June 18th, 1913. y1sya al ,.
N. b. To farmers and others, they would say
they have a large and commodious warehouse
where they will carefully receive and forward
freight on the most reasonable terms.
p rag,; 80 9aog aaas 70 WI. ~. ;,
49,. wv
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Administrators Sale OF
REAL ESTATE. {

II N pursuance of an orderof the Pike county
court. made at the last June term thereof, |
will offer for sale, before the court house eoor
lin the town of Bowling Green, on a credit OF
twelve months, and on the first day Of the next
August term of said Court, he following desert
bed real estate, belonging to the estate Of Silas
|Rhea, deceased, lying in said county, viz: W.
of lot No. one of N. W. Or. Of sect. six (6) 7.
|53 R. 2 W., containing 40 acres-also, s. ~ Of
lot No. 2 ofthe S. w. Or. of sect. 3D. 7. 81 r.
2 w. containing 40 acres, and lot No. 2 Of N.
w. or. sect. six (6) T. So RI w. containing
100 acres.
The purchaser viii be required to give bond
with good security. ,
HAMILTON L. RHEA,
Admir-. Silas Rhea, decd.
ILL 1ntb 1919
Democratic banner., 1848-07-10
HOPPING COUCH AND GROUP.

To PGrenfs.-Jayne's Erpectordnt, is
without exception the most valuable pre-
pasation in use, for the above Diseases
1t converts Hopping Cough into a mild and
tractable disease, and shortens its duration
more than one-half, and produces a certain
and speedy recovery. From half to one
TED spoonful, will certainly cure Group in
infants and young children, in half an hours
time. The lives of hundreds of children
will be saved annually, by always keeping
it on hand ready for every emergency.
Democratic banner., 1848-07-10
SPRING AND SUMMER CAMPAIGN
OPENED.
FRESH SUPPLIES TO SUIT I'LL
TASTES.

subscriber has just replenished his al
ready large supply Of READY M.4DE
CLOTHING, consisting in part Of dress, irOck
and business cloth coats black and figured
cashmere pantsI 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
IND GROCERIES, to suit the season. All
|of which he will sell as low as the times will
possibly admit, for Cash, country produce, or
to punctual customers on time. s.f . b., ss
To dress yourself from top to toe Fl tsf
Right down to my house you should go,
For, to you bargains shall be sold
For country produce or for gold. q Fl
JOSEPH RICHARDSON.
Louisiana, April 18th, 1848, at7r
JUSTICE MASSlE, will hold. his next
Law Day, in Louisiana, on Saturday, the
9Th day Of July next. @'' '+''.'- -s' , >
June 9th. ls45. "5l''
Democratic banner., 1848-07-10
MECHANICS LUMBER YARD.

IENHE undersigned have on hand a large and
well selected assortment of Wisconsin e
-@r9 sd Pine L n m b CT, % 8 l-fl bsi
which they offer for sale at reduced prices.A
Persons wishing to purchase are requested to
call on the undersigned .'orernd fo,en geneTahy,1
or at the Store Of Messrs. Block s. Belts. fio9
Ia .e..7 nj, FARBER& ENGLISH, s.
Louisiana, June 10Th, 1848. 81
Democratic banner., 1848-07-10
BOWEL AND SUMNER COM.
-tF r. PLANT.

d.: JAYNE, No. 8 South THIRD Street
is willing TO guarantee that his Carminative
Baisara Will cure Diarrhea, Coles, Cramps
GriPing Pains, Cholera MoTbus, Summer
Complaint and other arrangements of the
Stomach and Bowls, in n~inety-niBe cases
out Of a hundred, and in less than half the
ume than can be effected by any other
means. .sg3EiIS IS B3fIsifi
ttai extremely pleasant, and children are
'lonG otit9 tits equally as efectual for
auu,u g children, and when the directions
are lO.soesd, and q cure is not. effected, the
%oney WI De cheerfqIy returned. Price
20 and 6Octs = bottle, ~
Democratic banner., 1848-07-10
NOTICE..

AN adjourned term of the County Court
of Pike county, Mo-, will be held at the
Court House in Bowling Green, on the
18th day of July next, to hear and deter
mine all appeals which may be taken from
the Assessors books for the present year.
June Goth lS4S. S.W. FINLEY.
Sheriff.
Democratic banner., 1848-07-10
purpose for which they were prepared than

purpose for which they were prepared than
tke abvye, &c.
w. W.. Johnson, NJ. D., :.
80 40 Lauderdale CO., Miss"
Prepared. only by DR.. D. Jayne, Phila-
dslphia, and sold on agency by LLGH
-. H. E. BLOCK SEQ. 4,
July, 3, 1s4s. Louisiana Mo.
Where may be had the American Hail
Dive, warranted to change the hair to
beautiful Auburn or perfectly Jet Black
without staining or irritating the skim
Democratic banner., 1848-07-10
FinaiSettlement.

.ATOTICE Is hereby given to all persons CON-
~ aerned orintsrsStsdiaths~assateeEAkr
6rose ], Vsrnarsdale, deeeassd, thstIJ w&7
make final settlement of my administra-
ton of said estate, at the next term ofsth
county court of Pike county Me. ITO be. bsae
gun and held in Bowling Green, Cd The sec.sd
.ond, Monday in August, l84S. ghen and 81
where all persons CONCERNED may zattsnd,ifu
they think proper 1pl uDol sid IS S~sgsgo5
- ALFRED ODEN, Adm'E. bas
L June 18th, iS48.i fll4w) snisa saiisi9n1o
Democratic banner., 1848-07-10
.av0TRER RHYSTcLaN,S; 90. .Ople

Tbs following additional testinony in ia
your 9l prl gagns NSdidsss - rsscisn-
stsading in Lauderdale c.. Miss.. under
date Of August 9, 1886.
rs. 2. Iayns5Dsar Sill amintims.e-
y eeala,nted with some ofryour sprepsra-
tons aad can safely recommend item
YoSE-ExPeetefant and Carminative Belsam
l hsye. used NO article, or combinsticss a
medicines, that have better answered the
Democratic banner., 1848-07-10
WOOL CARDING.

TIE undersigned having had their Card
ing Machine put in complete order, are
ready To receive Wool, and will CARD
at the following prices: ...it.
White wool, atgA cents. per pound
Mixed,at I cts. per = .
IL Ali wool left with ms via b~esearded
Immediately. GEO. W!JENKS eco.
) louisiana, No., Moy 26h lS4S.
Democratic banner., 1848-07-10
FLN:aL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given, to all persons in.
terested, that at the next August term OF
the county court of Pike county, l shall apply
for a final settlement of the estate Of Thomas
Cunningham, deceased. s.
JOHN C. CUNNINGHAM, Adn:.ra
June 18th, l848. t e" 81 "~e0%