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nnsr-nLErn AND coNsuNpTIoN.

vEvHE FOLLOWING IsA SINGULAR CAsE an. well
,.~rr. III the sff.rf9g of parents WHO have slrsIy
Irl llefe never ha- been remedy that Is 80 good
.f c4irea and females nai sfe deo iard ana feeble
DR. rlwssEND-Desr s.r. Your sArsapaulla has
been of very great benefit ~ our Ae daushief who =
aboll years od from the mo She "as Que year Old
f- nl. been BAL Oh led With cough sud cOnse
c4enfy set ald emac.ied she aso has been troubled
yr-.i deal h me losr-bieed Oae doctor SAID she had
zoe conslmp uon. and thought We should lose her until
We soi some of your sarsapars when she began get
We gaze her four ooles and 10 our surprise and
child About two m Jnihs since she ught cold snd mas
cough again, you must please send me- bottle We
''''A '''''' > ~ ''' '''''' ''' RoBERT MeMrRaY,
JESETT NcMURRY
Ysnferbntayenue staten Island
THE DIFFERENCE.
n . vel known that thefs Il spurious sarsapar.s id
gerused a. Dr. Io~n.end'. safsapanla Tue following
eter ~ so~ ne differences bet cen zoe lmiziions ADD
genuine Tlere medicine yr LInz cOmp aints eq1z
10 ir genuine 'tfaaf "a i'yf' VIZ FirN-so n,
= ptftcl.sf afd tiAe ZONE h4t sA1n a. J. nsnrd , 7
d. So COMPLAINTS
tcLfDS. Feb p, 1919.
d. : r TouNgvo- Dear SIR The rest bensf hat
have received, tnrough he bessiaz Of Providence IN
lsal z y0ur Salss3alla. VII be slhcent apology an
c.lsi..ef fJr sddre..inz goa. ~ heath. which was
l-s-r very good ior more han year ~ been ishn. e.
uu-s lof 49, ,o So nyflilS my lungs we're Affect
~ feared .rrousIy for .esefa months resi
momel. on my KIT sde. ny lungs ~er@ very sore
win great o fcIlfy snf distress In breathing was
ged sleep vim ny head and shoulders raised very
;. III or seemed though ny breath would stop Win
ff-r comp ain Whirh haze attended from childhood
LastFa obtained Bangor fNOo0uiss Of your nedl-
-.rf rs-ed m better td.n rad FOR years Fearing
cause enurey removed, my husband pro
sy recrv.d .ry mafera good Others have sken the
:. NJ and .av had no effect lhsn cold water 90
- comp amt sr1 il The genera opinion that are
.rao9.ed lpon viii enclose he abel u each kind
tt. 10 ~ .y.rr. rff from o4ner.
eh.s eays.5p 5ouie. ? ease nform ne - sooa as
convenient Respectful Z c}EeTpFfikRryrA BARKER
Prn-ss. once ~ gu.ioa-.I Sun Building y7hh
.NTI.CuOLERA NJXTTHR A cur. aud
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-n~D FOR CEDAR GROtE-Lsndius
-usly,s-z3S each way Port Hamilton fare "a e's
s17<x$ On Sunday Juy =, the steam yacht KOS
cit skO, Captain & Hsncox viii 10 tsdsf
Grove aud Fort Hamilton a. follows
Thir,sebh-st st.....ioAM Thlrtsenthsi Sit iFh
Harmond-st A.....lot " ismnond.s, SIT
Canals Af.........iol '' lCsnai-sl af.tt.rsst.tH
Per No s. n ALL 90 lPl-r NJ. . n " al
The low pressure steamboat hENlsiNk Capt hOdmsn,
Leaves Cansl-st Pier No ), "a Cedar Grove
Al o'clock Al o'clock Al lnl 0el"cs
lTu JOHN hODMAN Agent
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BOOKS TO TAKE IN THE COZ ~
DAHcoTAH.

BOOKS TO TAKE ~ THE COZ NTRY
DAHCOTAH.
ar LIFE AND LEGENDS or TIE SiOL y. around
OFon sue.irg. By Mr. Mary Eastman. wltl preface
i.v M. A. Kirkland. llsuairl b.. "a 9'l.n las l-il
Il to-. l-uo, c-oin 8
vr. ,.a.a .--. fa -.s-- Hrp .-s'r.n sH.a
.-. si trail .f aisH character ass lii bog .ls'f-
f--s - fn Iluy Ffl re- ID 'trs snf 'nnt r'r De- r 70
~ or 1.or- t.ia lsl rts t.-a .'. @ - .-y
l.sof s- r-a p-ps uj sa aai boo lr- i 'fs--i -r
l-ar-s .o Der t.-f-r.t
WALTON AND COTIONs COMPLETE A>DLkt,
Ortl- Cont-ms. auve Mans Reclsaror, by IkaaN vs. a..
tons and Instructions h0e f0 Anglo for Trout or Gray
i.ns t ear stream. by Charles C1n1ns win cJqoaa
s-r-s by the American Elltor Rev Dr. betapn~I. tr-
.rtvnl- q. cloths or. VIII nne portraits AID four
tee eneragiu.s l2mo 81 ~ cloth extra, - cloth gar
~ 10 there lent Hafal 4u1-f f4ffA1s
tres. b e. sat Nssf. Hnsf- ~ ffft O. 80 a,af
uriil % a 4asoa ga be-
WASDERINGs or 4 PILGRIM IN TIE ALPS
Part In tho shadow Of Mont B.sac Par lt-ln ne
shadow Of the Jungrsu Alps, BY George Chseyer D.
In vol cloth, 81 .
Wsu-r aud sgblm- srslery n 80 ~ - Nl of-n
With t- c8e-f % pfs-nt 1s r-sfef vim 0-i
fa 40 npf.d-ns5- rtufs - asoes itn 90 be f-n, 40
asa Consumes page fsi-cs no ~ moss ',nsJ and
l-sssef tafaa.ef ,-
DR. l. cox OF CHOLERA
The Paiho0gv and Treatment 40 Asalc CHOLERA 10
.--s.i. ID .r.r. Cd p..a. lsci 'r-' en- o'
ne r..-t. maze. rI lrsaf I 90 A r-'f ta POO
800 i.r fr..rt..I-
For sale by JOHN "iLLl 4'i of.f-N'J
Nt--
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MARINE JOURNAL

fs ,ars fms .l Baso.s f,'-i-nr Li4r' Seeker -
.rl.- E-fh
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ONLY FOR Inserting tie oesi Porcelain T-ein
- n plrols F4lng with pare god no 2esirs Or CO
r1- 1se6l : cenl. 70 > exr-crus - c91ts Al oLnef
-r.rrs a. corresponding Te1lc-1 charges, a1d = AZ
-ssui-d for { vr wears a. 50 Broadway 10 -
EnOyAL.-The Agency Of the Fransli Flre lasu-
II rance Company u PliiAdep1a . r-Eos-s - . s@t
eEs-l. ExchaEEe ~ al--' ChA,- hAhi.Hl
g.iEs' Asl
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California GOODS

Il A NIXON. lC uiLLiAM.sr nesf tohn, as svsv
VI. 49,, e necessary Tor CALIFORNIA ot1Fir.
'a'. a..mos.. camp sc-s. esnseis mattresses. c''ss
rf A. - iHfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-07

SECOND-hAkE.
Tor SALE Locomotive boilers
O.s OF DOB lors- power
On OF horse -0Fer
one Of horse power
one ofel horse power
ore on horse. cy-ndef
ore OF horse, y -rcer.
r-... - - Fufoa F6un1ry foot q Cherry-st Ess
So 1870 " Ifv7 lxi.l PEAsE arRPaT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-07

ERFNCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING and
1sV School FOR Young Ladies, No. Carol Place,
pis-r..-.r New YORK This esrahstmeui, conducted
~ Nss.ne HIX . as's,e By he aos talented pro
- ~ az co1l1g-s 20 erl0y TIE cOltde Of a.
49,. -, ~. e.trlsfe- t.=ir dzlg hfefs
T~v .ren.on paid 70 he morals and comforts o. ne
pgptls Terms mocers-e Tue house . spseioes and
f-F.r..- Ell sg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-07

- dgerrer benz al l i0 Iul ne lls n-ss o7-fs
fr sa- he Shio Bresl and Cracs-r BAKERY y % ne li
.t nerv fxrgre- horses wagons. Eco4 wll. &c. Inr
tssery siius e. very f--ilane pe.- 81 nc -y au-
b.. = .-..-- ~. -. ~--.. ~ b.
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~U-Ds ,ExCIRsION- TO TnE FISHING
81 - BANKS every day except sundays The
sz--r 80. steamer ~ kfALO will ieav" Dof a
R1binsoust ofclOck, Ihftrenfh-st a. Canslsi ~
Ors1d-st Q Cshanns--t T. o. Per No ., u
IN Refreshments bali, Sc provided on board Fsfs
~ cents each Nav 10 Ns'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23

the late banker of Liverpool. The property is said
to amount to between e5,O00,000 and e6,0O), 600
sterling.
Nj. CADET, the celebrated socialist, and the
founder of the settlement called lcaga. was sem
fenced by default, by the police court Of Paris on
the 18th ut, TO Imprisonment for two years. 10 pay
a fine of 50t, and 10 be deprived of his civll rights
during five years, for having, by false statements,
induced numter of persons 10 deposit various
sums, their hard-earned savings, with HIM, for
which he made them no return, beyond initiating
them IN the mysteries of socialism. These un-
fortunate victims were forced TO give up even their
watches and rings, while they were left on board
the vessel they sailed in to America, without a
morsel OF food; and they would have persisted of
hunger but for the humanity of some Dutch pas
sengers on board. These facts were proved on the
trial, and one woman, the mother of a large ia
mlly, declared that if she could lay her hands on
certain socialist celebrities, she would make them
pass " Cn manpots quart d'heWe.''
The Impartial, of Smyrna, has the following
" Serious disturbances have taken place at Samos
part Of the inhabitants, lmpelled, it is said, by
foreign lnsugatoTs, rose and demanded certain
changes OF the government; but OF the extent or
nature OF their demands we have no details. We
are in hourly expectation of receiving an express
with all particulars. We hope that there IS much
exaggeraton in the reports which are in clrcula-
ton, and that the dictates of reason will suffice to
bring back the rioters TO their duty. A postscript
TO the above says that four Turkish vessels of war
having arrived at Samos, the insurgents, who had
shut themselves up In monastery, had offered to
surrender
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23

Tsr tArr sr,.Npe.r Flnr ~ NEW OsLrtNs b. The
tee Or Crescent q the th iust gives the "h'
ips amounts Of Losses by the recent hteaaops hs Al
that city Tbs Illinois, boat sEd cargo at fvJVVvi
Falcon freight principally discharged, &C fSv~V War
that Ney toat aud cargo, WEIGH consisted OF nsi.
die for the est at $50 coo; AaTpn hstt h,aA an y
cargo 500 OCo ana the North America and Irrght on
the Leves making M the balance our us"raNre
rasts suler to snail AMOUNT. On 81 Ion "e no
der taDd the heaviest portion Of the lJ's fam ne
rsccp insured for SO 900 In Louisville, tie Sos
Hat IN 4 ircinLau, for Tl5 COO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23

4 IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN Tus NEW YORK
IL Post Once, October ~, ls4g.
OFFICIALLY PUHLfsUED Tux
LAHGtsT CIRCULATION.
Please mention the date Of the List In which they
yert
Democratic banner., 1849-12-03
AND INTERESTING LETTER FROM
CALIFORNIA. :

ga. CALIFORNIA.
We have been politely furnished with a
letter from Mr.. James S. Folwell, an emf
grant from the vicinity of Louisiana, to his
wife, from which we make the following
extracts. The account giveni is satisfactory
and reasonable, and corresponds withothers
received in the county.
."@f-as SACRAMENTO Cry, C&L1roRS1A,1
Goth of August, 1849.
MYDEAk CATHARrNE:-I take pleasure
in communicating to you the news of my
safe arrival 10 this cit. in good health, after
a tedious trip over the plains and noun
tains of one hundred and ten days. l left
the teams at theIsink Of Mary's riUer. Jack
son was well, and was anxious for me to
come ahead in order 10 look out a place
to go to work at, and / have concluded to
settle on the middle Fork Of the American
Fork of the Sacramento. There are great
many in the mines, which make it difficult
Ito get a good situation. Cleaver and Jones
are at work at this place. Hawkins, Shan
mon Carson Right and Curry are going to
the same place, and / just learned that T.
Ford, Walter Crow, McPike and Emerson
were sowihg to stop there also, so you see
we viii be surrounded by good men. Host
two horses in crossing the mountains. l
have TO idea that the cattle will all be able
TO get through. Teams are not worth much
now. find a great many friends and &C.
quaintauces here from all parts of the world.
But of the many thousand that are here, not
one of them that | have seenhave heard from
home. The Post Masters are SO careless, it
is uncertain when we will hear from u
+ = '. = - -
Money is as plenty as chips, gold dust al
Goods are cheap. Flour is worth $l6
per bbl, Pork 800, Coffee 15c, Sugar lOc.
Labor is from $40 to $50 per day. clerks
get from 3 to $4,000 per year. They are
paying So a cord for cutting wood. / will
not enter into the particulars at present as
| well be able to learn more in a short time,
when you shall know all. Onions and Irish
Potatoes are worth 81 per pound, fresh beef
25cts per lb. ..ls1
Sandy Martin, of Lincoln County, sent for
me this morning, he is very sick over the
river where his stock are grazing. Dismukes
and Fry will be in in a few days; their boys
are all well. In my next I will give you a
description of this Country. But it don't
suit me. r -..
WIN. and John Burbridge came in to-day.
Rule came in with me, Fsrber started with
us but was not able to ride, and we left him
on the road to wait for the teams.
Democratic banner., 1849-12-03

Loss OF THE STEAMER ANTHONY WAYNE.
"A Geographic dispatch was received last
night, from Keokuk, ststing that the Antho-
ny Wayne, from Galena to this city, was
sunk yesterday morning. at Wagoner's Dam,
on The Lower Rapids, four miles above
Keokuk. Mr.. Sass, by whom it was re-
ceivcd, has no further particulars. The
Anthony Wayne had a heavy cargo on
board Repub. LIST.
Democratic banner., 1849-12-03
l,'I NOTICE.

-a{s'I NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that on the first Monday
~ in February next, and at my Office, in the
town of Bowling Green, in the county Of Pike in
the State Of Missouri, ! will proceed, publicly to
adjust and allow, demands against the effects Of
M. Rodgers, assigned TO me for the bene-
ft Of his creditors, when and where those having
claims against said Rodgers, can present them for
allowance. All those indebted to said hodges are
requested to make immediate payment, as l desire
to settle up his business without delay. +.
80. .I4rs-, SMITH S. ALLEN,
Oct. 9, is49. Assignee OIL. M. Rodgers.
Democratic banner., 1849-12-03
N. B. 1t is sickly here at present.

The Hon. S. A. Douglass, United States
Senator from Illinois, arrivedin this city on
Monday evening. and left next day for bis
plantation near Monticello, in this State,
from whence he will proceed Immediately
to Washington. It is thought that Senator
D. will next winter set a noble example for
Northern men, by opposing the Wilmot
proviso.-tJacksOn Miss Southron, Nov.
l6.
Democratic banner., 1849-12-03
Legal Advertisements.
In Pike Circuit Court, September Term,
So = 1S49.k ,fs 50
.bner L McElwee s. Mary McElwce,
by James Mills, her guardian-Peti-
TONERS.

Abner L McElwee s. Mary McElwee,1
by James Mills, her guardian--Peti-
TONERS. !,
Io;oE H.. u.- :o Petitiap
Ross. McElwee and Naomi, his wife, D..,i,;o,
Josephus F D Thornton and Eliza "'
beth Jane, bis wife, and John n. d.
Massey, and James ID Massey, mi
nors under 81 years-Drfeniants.
NOW here come said petitioners, and file, their
~ amended petition, verified by affidavit, for
partition CT sale of the following described real eS-
tate of james MrElwee. deceased, VIZ the w I.2
S E Or. of sec. g.. It 81, n r. w, containing 50
acres; also, the W 1 2 Sc ar. Of seq. d, I So, \
r 2 W, containing 81 scres-Draking together.
160 acres ;:and if appearing td The court from said
petition that said John n. Massey and James ID.
Massey, are minors. the court appoints Nicholas
P. Minor theft guardian, adiitem. and orders him
TO execute. his bond to their use. and said Minor aP
pears in court, accepts said appointment, executes
his bond, which is approved, and joins in said pc
ti;iou; and it Appearing from the affidavit that said
Josiah Henry and Ann, his wife, J~o>ephuS T. ID.
Thornton and Elizabeth Jane. his wife, are not resi-.
dents Of this State; if is therefore ordered that they
be notified OF. the filing of said petition, and that
unless they be and appear in said court at The next
term thereof, to.be begun q held at the court house
in the tow Of Bowling Green, within and for said.
county of Pike, on the first Monday ofApril next,
and plead to or otherwise answer said petition,
within six days from the first day of said Term,
Judgment by default will be rendered against them.
in the premises; and ordered that a copy of this or
der be published in some, newspaper published in
this county, for eight weeks successfully, the last
insertion TO be at least four weeks before the ffst
day Of the next term of Tins court, and continued.
Pr r.,- a true COPY ..t-aF-t
Test: J. NJ. MARTIN, Clerk.
December Sd, 1s49.' = fns3 Sw)
Democratic banner., 1849-12-03
NOTICE..

MR.. WILLIAM W!LLlIOIT, you will please
AVE- take notice, that at the next term Of the cOun-
ty court, to be begun and held Ct the court house in
Bowling Green, in and for the county of Pike and
State of Missouri. on the first Monday in Februa.
ry, 1850, We will apply to said court for an. order
for the partition or sale of the slaves of the estate
of Eva Willhoit, deceased, late of said county,
in which you are interested as an heir and distrib-
utee. Signed, November the aSth, 1S49, by
JAMES CULWEEL,
Administrator. and in right Of his wife, Peachy
Culwell, a distributee.
'-fE BENJAMIN Without,
Admir-. and disIributee.
.t!IFs. JACOB SHROAT,
in right of his wife, Matilda.
r ~@tta7 JOEL WILLIS,
in right of his wife, Malinda.
WILLIAM W1LLHOIT.
December Sd, ls49. (n33 8w)
Democratic banner., 1849-12-03
III Pike Circuit C0urt, September Term,
DecemberSd, 1849.

E.tf,.tH IN s4...- lS4S.t F.ti ~f s. ~ r 2
"Smith S, Allen, plaintiff, Action on bond and
vs.. attachment certified
Benjamin H.ffenley, de- by a Justice of the
PENDANT. y. 49, Peace. q"
IT appearing FROM the return of the Sheriff in
= this cause, that said defendant cannot be found
in Pike county TO be served with process, and that
his property has been attached; OH motion of
the plaintiff, ills ordered that the defendant be no.
tilted Of the commencement Of this action, aud that
his property has been attached, and that unless he
be and appear before the court, on or before the Sd
day OF the next term thereof, to be begun and held
in the court house in the town of Bowling Green,
in said county of Pike, on the first Monday Of
April next. and show cause to the contrary, indg-
ment will be rendered against him and his property
sold 10 satisfy the same and that a copy Of this
order be published four weeks successfully, In
some newspaper in this State, the last insertion to
be at least four weeks before the first day Of the
next term Of this court, and continued"
A true cory.
Test: JIM. MARTIN, Clerk.
December Sd, lS49. r..Ft 70 fn33 ivy
Democratic banner., 1849-12-03
HOGS. BEEF CATTLE. sc.

The weather has become cooler and more favor
able from packing, and in the early part of the
week some 1000 head were purchased st last
weeks prices, viz: s. % az 80 for lots weighing
over 40, dividing on 200 lbs; Since, sThprsday
morning, however, all the principal packers have
declined purchasing at these rates, and are offering
s. a 2 25 per 100 lbs, for the same description
hut holders generally have refused to sell at these
figures, and we have heard of only two tsmah
sales which were taken at So 25 a250 per 100 lbs.
The price is pretty certain to come own to- the
al buyers.
For Beef Cattle there continues to be a good de-
mand for the best descriptions, at So 75a$4 per 100
lbs, at which rate we are advised,of some 25Ohead
being taken by shippers. Common descriptions
are plentier and range lower, say fair and prime $3
to So so; ~ihfeTiof and common from g 20 y 20
per lOOlbs. We hearof no saleSto faekefs. The de-
'rand for sheep is steady, with sales b. shippers Of
800 head at 81 so 81 81 1.2 per head Butchers
pay for common and good ST Is to$I 50per head.
Democratic banner., 1849-12-03

mo. 49,
fin Ordinances tn relation 10 vhartdge on Core
Be it ordained by the City Council Of the
city of Louisiana '''
Sec. /. That so much OF sec. A, of or.
'dinance No. 7, as. relates to Wharfage or
cord wood within the city limits, with the
exception of the wharf aud Georgia street,
be and the same is hereby repealed.
Seo!2. All cord wood hereafter landed
and sold within, the city limits, shall not BE-
subject to Wharfage, unless it be landed on
the wharf opposite and en- the above named
street. When so landed, it will be subject
to wharfage as. set forth in ordinance MOI,
Sec. 3. No cord wood landed or corded
on the river bank, within the city limits, will
be allowed to remain longer than three days,
1.-THE same be not removed within the; said
three days, the wharf master: shall collect
for each and every day such wood may re.
main over three days, at the rate Of two
cents per cord; and should the same not be
removed within ten days thereafter, and
all dues thereon paid, shall proceed and sell
the same as set forth in ordinance No: Z,
sec. 4. This ordinance to be in full furce
from and after its passage. 80 es
Passed Nov. 81, lS49. ..s. ~....r:s s.,,4
w X. KENNEDY, Mayor.
Attest. r. II. RooN. Clerk e. .r.
Democratic banner., 1849-12-03

.MARRIED-On Wednesday,, the 29th ult., by
Elder A ID Landram, Mr. Ii J FINDLY and Miss
MARY BAIRD, all of this city. ,..,.
May Love around them ever bright and gay,
Shed its pure joys throughout life's passing day.
Democratic banner., 1849-12-03
test: % NJ. MAXI
December Sd, lS49.
In Pike Circuit Court, September Term,

IN t>ife Csrc"u Court, September Term,
1S49.
"Th0mas W: N0rvell, plalAiG, Petition
John }. Appleberry, defendant contract.
A Nd now at this day appears the plaintiff, by
"A John B. Henderson, his attorney, and it ap.
to the court on affidavit, that the defend
ant is a non resident Of this Stale. II is therefore
ordered that he be notified that the plaintiff, OH the
4th day of August, 1919, filed his petition in the
Office Of The clerk If the circuit conrt OF said coun.
for the sum of three hundred dollars, and I'M
said defendant appear before the Judge of said
circuit court, at the next term thereof, to be begun
and held at the court house in Bowling Green, in
said county, on the first Monday Of April next, and
answer said petition, Judgment will be rendered
against him for said sum Of money, and continued.
...r = A true copy. ~.
Test. JIM. MARTIN, Clerk.
December 3d,Nls49.' (n33 Sw.)
Democratic banner., 1849-12-03
NEW FURNITURE STORE.
In BarHett's RoW. Georgia Street,
LOUISIANA, mo.
Brice & Young.

+ --,f 3E'..sJ 49,
THE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to an
Il nounce to the citizens Of Pike and the adjacent
counties, that they have, and intend keeping on
hand, a LARGE & SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
OF FURNITURE, suited to the wants and capaci-
ties of our improving country. Our stock has
been selected with care, to which they will con-
stantIy add by purchase, as well as by our own
manufacture, and consists in part of .ai".i. -
BUREAUS, plain and scroll fronts;
TABLES, ~1HsF &z#}&
WORK STANDS,
CHAIRS of every description, with many other
articles unnecessary to mention. -
= Persons desiring articles in our line, would do
well to give US q call, IS w are sure they can do
better with the same money here than by visiting
P. S.-Undertaking attended to at the shortest
notice, and at reasonable rates. B&Y
December Sd, 1S4S. .1.-....
Democratic banner., 1849-12-03
COMMERCIAL.
81. Louis MARKET.

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From the ST Ionis Ptice Currents Consnercial
Record we gather the following tariff Of PricesPai
Wheat, good and prime; eoa s5-corn, Bag, re-
turned, % 33c-Oats, 30e--Flour, choice and ex.
ira. brands, S4,65 a $4,7O--HemP, fair, per ton,
$l19 a $I20-Tobscco, $500 q $3,75--Rice, per
h., 3 ga 4c-Fruit, cried apples, lfresh) $l,l5 .
81 ,25; peaches, $1,62 a $1,75-Green Apples, per
bbI 81, 75 a 1928. Is = 81"
Democratic banner., 1849-12-03

D-It is stated that over 10000 persons
crossed over the Wheeling bridge on the
day of the celebration.