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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17

%The editor of the Washington U0loo is in Rrea, distress of mind be- cause the London Times has found ou:, what every body else had found au, here before, and is |" inclined to look upon General Taylor as the A,,es. sud bes, man 10 be President of the United States. and the ono most likely to be raised to tha, exalsec post hy the voices of the peo, pl'." The Union should not even ex> Pect an English Tory to remain for eveu is ignorance of fact 90 apparent and s universally admitted. nrr be so disturbed by the meut'on of is.-rt tCcuraas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17
p,. chas. E Moss, Esq, late a volan,e,

fx,- Chas. E Moss, Esq, late volunteer and attached 10 Third Regiment Dragoons dprIng the late var in Mexico, returned to this place on Tuesday l"s,, in good health and spirits. We believe sha, out of fsieen to twenty volunteers who went from Wa ,srhu,y and its vicinity, not over Ave sur- vive, the remainder having perished, clo- s,as their eyes in foreign land d-such are the ftoi,s Of war-t Waterbury Am. i>f
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17

N-ANDREw LAKE, Esq. of Sharon. with the assistance of his son, Joseph Lake. killed nineteen r0tfieaMdkrs om the 5,h inst, on In. dian M. un,ain in that town. They were found 'coiled up on large lock, sunnin themselves. Several of them wtre of very large size.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17

ArtrsSa~ Hefi in NttC H0or".-Extellen' water has been oblaiaed by sinking an iron tube through Long Wharf, New Haven naIb0' to the depth of 40 feet. The position Of this we'll is about Une Il ird of mile from the shore. The water rises within foot of the surface, and is said to be very abundant.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17

OoMr CHARLEs HIx. od Dutchess cNuniy. x Y, was drowned in the Indian Pond ia Sha- ron On Saturday lssi He fell ftOm boat while 6yting. snd his body was nct'rec~eTed untN il had been in the water twelve hours He vEna ak~,t Eor'~ pears of ara
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17

.3 HA.Ie q Fall !--R Recently. the Rev. F. Sper- 'cer' relative of vlsSfeaeer. was Gound
 dead h ihe srch under the Adelphi :fhea@
 Ire, London. The Rev. gentlemen died of druDkeAAess.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17

t Vy~Th app rI~s S"UIt,S uugr tIInInsn pse' siding, commenced its sitting in this village
 on Tuesday.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17
Goshen {!

The Whigs of G,shen ate requested to meet at the Library Room on Monday the l4ih inst to choose Delegates to the State Convention to be holden at Middletown on the 30,h inst A general attendance is requested.
 J. W. LANE, Chairman Town Com.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17

A 4 Fem0Ie CemtnaSioa. .--Nannie Wolcoil died in Oxford. Me. on the l7Ih ut. aged il4 years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17

The Pou ghkeepsIc Eagle recoids case of lockiaw in Sharon, Conn. A hoy was taken with severe pain in the head, which soon turned u lnckiaw. A physicia" tried to relieve him by ordinary means. hu, fail ing iu that had recourse to chlorofo'm by way of experiment. The lad lay ins' nSi- ble for awhile, and a~oke with every symp' tom of lockjaw removed. A few days af- 1 ,erwards ;,- was almost entirely well,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17
Norfolk.

THE Whig Electors of the Town of Norfolk, are requested to meet at the Town Hall on Monday eye Aug. 2lst, at half mast o'clock, fnr the purpose of appointing DeIega'es 'o at tend the State Convention 'e be h.,lden al Mid dletnwn on the 3Orh inst, to nominate Presden- tial Electors for this State.
 A puncttaai attendance Is requested.
 Per order Town Committee. Norfplk. Aug. Hth
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17

r1gRlaoy.~-.i'he New York True Sun, sa, only newspaper in the city of Ne" rk. which Sustains ,he nosn'nation oi Cass, the ot er two Democratic papers 0' the c,iy, the Evening Pos, shd 'he Globe supporting Van Barren, has long aGd ella borate article, which seeks to prove that Van Buren is employed by Greal Britain, as agent to break down :he Republic of he us.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17

The Niagara Suspension Bridge. cannot resist, says the Philadelphia North American, the iDclination to give publicity to the following thrilling adventure. which is extracted from letter to a fir end in this city. from C. Ellet, Jun., the bold archilec. of the Wheeling and Niagara Suspension Bridges, which for fea, of calm a.d cool daring, we think il would be difficult to excel:
 NIAGARA FALLS. July 20.
 "This morning | laid the last plank of my foot bridge on the Canada side. aud then drove over and back agaiL in buggy. Five bundreI feet of the bridge was with out railing on either side. My horse. though spirited, went along quietly. touch- ed occasionally with my whip, jus' to show him that he was in command, and give him courage.
 On returning directed one of the dri~ vers to bring on his team-a two, bors'' close carriage. weighing altogether. over ion and hal!. took his place or the box and drove over and back. The horses went quietly. The f"o,ing is but eight feet wide, 22O fec, high. 762 feet long, and without railing. over such n torrent as you never saw, and never will see any where else."
Democratic banner., 1848-11-06
A SINGLE VOTE.

Few persons estimate the value and i'm.
Portance Of q single vote. ,,
One UoEe sent Oliver Cronwell to In.
long Parliament. Little thought the holde,
Of that vote, that his hands was 70 srnt
Charles Stewart tn the scaffold, and con.
vuise az empire with revolution.
One Uoke elected Marcus Morton Govern.
or Of Massachusetts, in 1871, out of an 40.
gregate vote Of more than 100000.
One cate filed the vacancies in the Mas.
~sacLusetts State Senate IN 1913, and again
secured the election of Marcus Mortun a,
GOvennr.
F0a- V"tes given In the 9th ward of the
city Of Nav Yefk, made Thomas Jefferson
President of the u. 8.
One cnte carried the tariff of Is42. and
one vote repealed it in B46.
Who then can say that one vote can make
no difference, aud that his nwn 10 not the
will whose expression shall finally turn to
the chances ef the lot? One vote, like q
drop u wster, may be insignificant Of itself
and sIons, but combined with myriads Of
others may determine the destiny of q na.
ton. "Divide the thunder into single
tones" says Schiller, sand It becomes q lul.
labY for children; butpour il fourth in one
quick peal, aad the royal sound shall shake
the hsavens.H
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ADMINSFRIfORY SHE.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that the under
signed. sduinistTators q. he estate, d
Malian Henderson. deceased, viii proceed q
|seii I'll the personal properly belonxins 10 aid
estate . the highest & bestbidaer Il pubic ESQ
1on, ct the residence Of Samuel Henderson, n
Culver Township, Pike County, Missouri, sa
TUESDAY the itth day Of Novsnber NEAT.
PA credit Of twelve months win Be given
on all suns Of Eve dollars sndupwarss, b. he
purchaser giving bond and approved security fef
payment Of the purchase. For al sums
under i've dollars the cash win be required.-
property will Be removed until the terms of
the sale are complied with. q .rg:.-.
PERRY RUTHERFORD, Adm.
OCT. 23d, l848. -
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Doors & sHoEs.--Just received and 70
IT. sale:
200 pr. heavy bFogan shoes.
90 prs kip and calf shoes
cases heavy boots
4cases kip and calf boots
2 do. boys boots.
Ageneral assortment Of ladies misses and chill
drenS' winter shoes, lid slippers Sc.
o. D. &C.
October 30th is4s.
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Administrators Notice

Office IS hereby given to al credi.
~ tors and others interested in the &c.
tate Of VIM. Henderson, deceased, the
undersigned has obtained from the Clerk oi
the eouHty court Of Pike county, letters Of
administration, bearing date tue i3th day
OF Oct. 1849.
All persons indebted TO said essate are
requested to make immediate p.yRsnt; Al
those having claims against said estats sre
hereby notified to present the same, psnp-
eriy authenticated, within one year from
the above date, or they may be precludsd
from having any bsneEt Of said estate, and
It not presented within three years they
viii be forever barred. 10 = UlJIlil
PERRY RUTHERFORD, Adnsr.1
= October ed 164S.-Sv. tEi4* -
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Pubic AdsninistEatorss Netice.

Morton 10 hereby given, to al creditors xni
others interested in the estate Of Rhoda MeEi.
wee, deceased, that the undersigned - Public
for She county Of Pike, did taxi,
possession Of the estate Of said deceased, OF ths
18th day Of September lS48.
All persons ndebtsdto said estate are request
ca to maks,inmediate payment. allthose having
claims againsk said estate are hereby notified q
|presentthe sauae, properly authenlioatsd, withia
one yesf from the above date, o. they Dsy b
|preciuded from having any beneft0 Of ssid sstais
and If not presented within three years shsg
wiil Be forever barred.
n. @. EDWARDS,
Public Admir-. for Pike county.
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NEW GOODS.

We are just in receipt Of . heavy stock o
consisting Of prints, oashneres, alpsccss, d.
s..ssS - .afi
nstts, cashmere, twseds, Blankets, bankS
cloths; white and red Hannels, oomfarts5 hats
caps, blesched and brown domesticsi drillings
osnaburgs. dckings; hdk'is., buttons, threads.
buck mitts and gloves, hosiery. brushss;-Also
. good stock Of hardware, qussnswsTs. giass'
ware, sc. SO. We solicit cur friends and th'
public generally, 10 give Us q call, feeling a.
sured that we can sell them Goods on as accom-
mcdating terms a. any house in che place.
ORR, DUKE & CAMPBELL.
Louisiana, October 30th 184S.
Democratic banner., 1848-11-06
In LINCOLN CIRcuIr CouRr, MrssouRr.
In vacation-octsbeF slst, 1S4S.
Ross ANN GaAY, by her nsxt friend, isaac
LEA, ''" -.''' "
~, Bill in Chsrcery for d
Sorcs.

GEORGE ORAY.
Nov 1t this day said complainant 6les IN
~ the Office Of the clerk oftha Circuit Court
Of said county Of Lincoln her BIN, tessthsr with
an afidavit, stating that said defendant il not q
resident Of this State: II 10 therefore ordered
that said George Graybe notified thai said COM
'plainant has filed in the ofice Of the clerk of
the circuit court her bill for a divorces from the
bonds Of mstrimony byher contracted with said
defendant. Therefore the said George Gray 10
hereby notified to Be and appear in said circuit
court, on the first day of the next April term
thereof, to Be begun and held at the court house
in the town Of Troy, in and fos ssid county Of
Lincoln, on the fifth Monday in April next, and
snswer said bill, or, in default thereof adecrse
will Be rendered 10 the premises agreeably to
(l Witness, Thomas @. INIT, clerk Of
Seal. said court, with the seal thereof ak
(~) I'd, At Office, this 2lstdly Of October,
1913. THO. G. HUT, Clerk.
NIoHo's. p. MrHoa, Sol. for Couplt.
October 8Oth, 1857.
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Success Of Jayne1 FaRff
Medicines. a..

"a OoFIASD 3OALI
Medicines. g..
J.W. Goodson, Bellevue, Ohio, SAYS
Your medicines sold have given very gensr
al satisfaction, and the demend Is increas
ing. The CGrnain0fice BGLsoas IL sellin,
lweil. s.ria ~
D.. Beaver, Winchester, Preble Co., Ohio
~says--Your Espectoronf 10 getting YER
popular, and in fact taking he pIsce of III
other medicines Of the kind. Your Yer.
mifuge is deservedly popular, as also your
Carninative Bslsam and Pills, and require
no certificate TO- recommend them.
d. A. Bsrrows, Galena, Ill, June, 1915,
says--I an cutof your Vermifuge, and wish
you would send me some a. o rs posi-.
bic, as | have calls for II every dsy,-also
send more San aNve Pills. I am also nearly
out Of Expectorant and Hair Tonic. i
have sold considerably BY the dozen.
Jesse NJ. Allen, Columbiana, Ohio, April
!, ls4o, .says-Yvu will perceive that I
have sold all your Vermifuge, and I may tell
you that | have been out for Q long time :;
With q great many calls for it. Your YER
mifuge particularly stands deservedly high
as a Worm medicine, and has uniformly
been attended with good effect. Please
forward as soon as possible.
A: N. Williams, Petersburg, Va, says
Your C~arrninstive Baisam, I tried In the
case Of an infant Of my own, afflicted with
DisrEi'ca. and Hspatic .derangeEent, with
marked success.
Prepared only BY Dr.. Jayne. Philadel-
phia, an1 sold o agency BY H E. Block
& Co., Louisiana, Nc.
Democratic banner., 1848-11-06

IN LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURrR va
CATION, OCTOBER THE 2sth 1873.
cHIo1 L; C.uxr (by jonathan q. Cssrher nexi
fr'sna,) BIN in Sh.nesey for D-
Sorss. =
ME complainant having heretofore fled her
Il bill against said defendant; and dn1this day
Jonathan B. Carr, fof said complainaak, fIes In
the Office Of the clerk Of the circuit court Of
said county his afk5svit, stating, shat said de-
fendant 10 not . resident Of this ,Ststs: II Is
ordered. that said Beverly C. Crunp
De notified that said complainant has fled ID tie
ofhce Of the clerk aforesaid her bill In chanceryI
Tor q divorce from the bonds Of mafrimony by
her contracted with the said defendant. There
fore the said Beverly C. Cfump l. hereby noti-
ned to be and appear in said circuit court, on the
trst day Of the next April term thereof, to bel
begun and held At the court house, in the town.
Of Troy in and for said county'of Lincoln, onl
ne nth Monday in April next, andmsusr. said
bill, o., IN default thereof decree win be ren-I
Tered in the premises agreeably % the prayer
(@cl In witness whereof /, Thonss G.J
( Seal. Hut, clerk of said circuit court here-I
t.~~~ to sign my name and sHix the seal of
aSd court, <his 2Sth d.y Of 0ctSber;; fS40. 49,
THO.G G. HUT, Clerk
n. p. MIEoR. Sol. for Cbmp1. = n
November 9Th lS4S. (Sw)
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CIRCUIT ATTORNEY

We are requested to state that W.
'LAaB. Esqy onr present Circuit. Attorney,
INtil BE . caaatds&s - TAIL that ofsca .st
the ensaias 4slsetion IN November. re
counties, composing this, the third JddiEsal
eircnit, are Marions Rails, Pike,Moafkun-
sry. Warren, Lincoln and St. C~LAssessggau
We are authorized 70 snaoenes 0s3an.
oos 2. Kirtley, Esq, a. 3 eandiaefe aba,
the Ohce Of Circuit Attorney, iptts third
Judicial District; at de shsuinR sleetioa 81
G~ov0akee.. fai 6rkd szEz "aH :3sGssi
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Final Settlement.

=. NoTIcE g hereby given to al peffcna
concerned or Interested In the estate d
Vim. Brown, deceased, that the usdsr.
singned viii apply at the next Novembsr
term Of the county court Of Pike County,
to make 4 6nal settlementsof said estate.
. ., MARCUS DRAFUS, IL,
HUGH LOVE. Aom q
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For Sale

4 Valuable Prairie Farm
a. lying on the waters Of Peno, fifteen 1ssIf
1.a.miles from Louisiana, six miles ffom.k.2l
Bowling Green, six from SpenceTburg and sew
from frankfort, and two miles west Of the
residence Of John MoCuns. Esq. The above
farm contains 800 acres Of choice land, about 30
acres Of which are ina fine state Of cultivation,
100 acres in prairie uninclossd, and the residue
in timber Of a first rate quality. On the farm
is a good orchard, a good well, and an abundance
of stock water. Any one wishing to get q bar.
rgain in a good farm, can do so by the purchase
of the one above mentioned. For further par.
~ticulars enquire of 8. F. Murrsy, Esq.,, st Bow
ling Green, or Of the subscriber on the premi-
SEES. JOHN H. SHEPHERD.
Nov. 9Th, 1S4S. (2m.)
Democratic banner., 1848-11-06

Last week the Hon. Thomas F. Marshall
made an eloquent speech in Cincinnati 70,
Csss and Butler. His preference at the
beginning OF the contest was for Taylor,
but enough has been developed to show to
that patriotism points in another d.
r~ecfion. -.
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PUBLIC SALE.

TIME undersigned will sell to the highest
bidder, at public action, on SATURDAY
the 18th day of November, lS48, at his resi-
dence two miles west Of John Mcclure, Esq,
his personal property. consisting Of Horses,
Mules, good 0xsn, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs. Goats
and stock Of every kind, a. well a., 3 Wagon,
Cart, two-horse Hack Ploughs and farming
utensils Of ell kinds.
TERMS: 8.
A credit of nine months win be given on ell
sums Of two dollars and upwards, by the pur.
chaser giving bond with good security; for ell
sums under two dollars the cash will be requir-
ed. JOHN H. SHEPHERD.
Nov. 6dh 1s4s. (2w)
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HAIL. LEWIS CAsss OF MICHIGAN


Awake, old spirit Of the past ~
Awake, and put thy srmor On. H..
Mad fFeedom's sasiento the mast, sd:
Nor falter clio The eight is won. 7.
Heed aOe dtsGsion's crosking voice.
Expose each dark ssd damning plaza;
Elect the leader Of your choice
The gallant Cass Of Michigan.
The sky d thick, Tire stars grow dim,
The bark Of Freedom braves the lea,
Her hesrae 81 steel put trust in Him
Mbsvslks upoa the nidpight sea,
Fefthey beeah sbescou bright
To cteseeAch fsiat and sinking man,
Aaap,aFit Waring in de light, -
Khs name Of Gass Of Michigan.
Tue grey hesrd soldier leaPsfor joy,
Theseansn an the deep Is glad,
Tie. old ffostsersnaa When f6cy,
hsnsabers headreatSfous lad,
Whotrod sssxa6sfdess alone
W4ss6 nilliesss Gov adsret the man..
And tell how proudly ralor shons
In Lewis Cess Of Michigan.
In prinesly halls, BY guided thrones,
he stood Aeahsmpion of the free;
He heard the fsttered seaman's groans
And oPed the prisons of the sea.
The starry dag no longer bowed
To banrers born in Europe's van,
Aad fresmea on their hiils we're proud IL
Of Lewis Casso Of Michigan
Firm % the principles Of right
BY Democratic sages taught,
He keeps his sword Of honor bright,
And wrongs US not in deeds Of thought
As vhsn the giittering blade was broke,
Before base ~dishonored man,
he stands cen how our forest OAK
The gallant Cass Of Michigan.
Democratic banner., 1848-11-06

SAtr Roek.-Ths Salt Rock, 800 miles
westssrdiy from Fort Gihs0n, is, according
to the Santa Fe Rspublican, = great curl.
osity. The salt Il y white asd fine as IA.
Die SALT and car b obtained with a. little
labor as scraping up sand.
Democratic banner., 1848-11-06

Ship RuiIdng in 81. Louis.-Et 10 ssid
that contracts have been enakred into with
Msssrs. Brotherton & Gordon, for the lum-
Der to he used in building q ship of three
hundred tons burthea, in this city, BY Capt.
Evans and Mr. French. They intend to
make ship building a permanent business,
in this city; as tits supposed it can be done
much cheaper, as timber can be obtained
at lover rates than in our Atlantic cities.
The ship spoken Of, is 10 be finished BY the
first Of April, and completely fitted out
here.--CSt. Louis Union.
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WOODi NOODLE WO0Diii

We would b sple.ssd 70 rsosiys g Jew loads
expect TO psy their subscription Pfses m That
way. Let the loads Be sarge, 30 they can stand
II TO travel In soon.
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Died

At his rs,idence in Calumet Township in this
county. on Monday the 2ad ult., BENJAMIN
L. TODD. one Of our oldest and most respects-
Die citiEeas. The deceased has left q numer.
Ious connection TO mourn his loss.
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= = 3 .
OF INTEREST TO FARMERS.

OF INTEREST TO FARMERS.
VTE wish 10 purchase ten thousand bush
" els clean OATS, deliverable at ouE
Warehouse on or bsfore the 18th November
next, for which we will pay "a extra price in
Cash or merchandise. Sacks furnished On ap-
Olicat;on. ORR, DUKE & CAMPBELL.
Louisians, Cct. 10Th 1913.
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BEAUrIFuL---A poet says, very beauti.
fully, ia describing the devotion Of a wife
"She elung to him with woman's love,
Like the ivy to the oak, 80
While her hsad with crushing force,
Earth's chilling tempest broke"
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Store House for Rent.

We offer for rent the store and ware
houses adjoining which We now occupy
II application 10 made early they viii be
rented very low.
ORR, DUKE & CAMPBELL.
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81. L0uis Market,

SATURDAY. Nov. 4th.
: .Flear-- $4,i0 per Dbl. Whest-7s..-.
Cern-37. Hemp-l0i per Ton. Bacon
sides-33- 4 Hsms-6. Seoulders-Sl -2.
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I. Z BLOCK & CO..

WGter Street, 1ouisse8e, AisseayS /
Have now in store . fresh and REge sup-
III ply If
sEAsoMABLB GOODS, =.
which they offer 1t very low prices for Cash, OF
in exchange for any hind sf COUNTRY PRO-
DUCE. Those wishing to purchase would do
well 70 examine their stock before purchasing
. a:s.aS,r :. I a.!,. h..i ., ao5 in. store .. ne
- brown and bssachsd Donssties 3 Hkd..
Sugar so saeks Coffee; Spsnish Leather; Nails,
TsF, Mackerll, 50 bszssh Whisksy, Brandy
Wins, MOasssss, Clothing. &c. &c.
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A LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post OAcs at Louis
~ lana, Mo-, on the LIST day Of October,
1913, which If NOT taken out In three months
val be sent to the General Post Oaics % dead
letters,
|Doct. N Angls2 Theophilas L0max
VIM. Allison Orlando Miller
samuel Brown John A Paxton 9
.Wm: n Davis James A Petty
David Disnukes Coleman F Rogers
Fort D.. W T Stewart
Jas. FoIwelI Israel Stephens
Jacob Fry Jehn w Smith
UEiah Gregory Dr.. c c Thimms
Nancy Hughes WIN. Freush ~
Henry Inlce Charley Writs
Caleb B Jones WIN. r. Wiggiesworth
HfSpet 4sHsu Rsyid West
Hsnry Little
JOS. RICHARDSON, r. II.
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500 Reward!!
MORROW'S
IMPROVED DIAMOND STEEL CARY
# DY nTTHu


Manufactured az Tally, Mo-
TlHE subscribers has been appointed agent
for the above celebrated and superior
ploughs, and now has on hand, at the ware.
house Of H. +. Block & Co.,
80 two horse Ploughs,
IS one horse do.
As these PIoughs are becoming exten.
sively known and used in this section O.
country, the subscriber deems It unneces'
sary to say much with regard to them
The Molebosrd Is entreb@ steeh and those
who have tried these Ploughs think then
the best article Of this kind aoW In use.
The manufacturer Of these ploughs offers
one hundred dollars for a Molsboard Pssterr
superior to his.
We are authorized to sell on the most 70.
vorabls terms for cash or produce.
ALI orders for these ploughs addressed e
II. Morrow, agent, FULLY, Mo-, will NEE
with prompt attention.
JNO. M. McPIKE, Agent.
Louisians, Sept. 18th, ls4s.-(n22 6m.
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Few things are in themselves imdraeti
cable. II Is for want Of application, rath
or than means, that men fail of success.
Democratic banner., 1848-11-06

LAND VARIANTS FOR SALE.
NALLING for one hundred sixty acres each,
" warranted genuine. Persons wanting
lands will find It to their interest to call early,
g they will be sold very low.
ORR, DUKE & CAMPBELL.
October SOth 1913.
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nOMESTICS g. OSNABURGS- Foul
thousand yds. ind. head Domesacs, Osna'
burgs, Drillings, Sheeting, fns bro. Domestics
blea'd. Domestics, for sale by
ORB, DUKE & CAMPBELL.
Oct. Both 80.
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PIE wut shortly emigrase to California from
Tue otsse Of Kentucky alone.
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II ssassd that upwards Of $4,000 peo-
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Haas HecKsR. The German patriot. i
expected here ina fsv days. We trust ar.
raagenenb wiH be Rads to give him Q cor.
saal welcome. when The ehanpions sof
isee1on IN the old world visit the new, "a
easafs Erssh isspigatiea, they gheulds be
asAe 70 feel that the brotherhood of .he-
aaaitg tsevs no bounds on this globe, and
Sssfnegtia u dssealoa % free principles
Uaien.
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4 case Of hydrophobis hes been efectu
ely earsd at York, Penn, BY the employ
neat cf acetate Of Iced, acetie acid an.
Dovefss powders.
Democratic banner., 1848-11-06

The editor Of the Era expects Gen. Tay.
lor to favor the Proviso. The W o. Bee,
q TsylOr paper, says:
'No one bat FOOL would expect Gen.
Tsysor to be in favor Of the Wilmot Pro.