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CALLAo Nov. 13.-ships President (whslsr, Of Nsnty
from arrived 18th 1880 bbls oil s.ansu VI y
rick from Baltimore, sold captain to go home oy
steamer; banks j. W CofHr Norton from Sac Francis
oothis vessel has stopped here either 60 got charter
for Guano, good charter for s. or TO load sai
60 back to San Francisco; Krkweod Alley (wh,sr Of
Nsnt rehttiog and overbauog; brings Meteor saith,
sold for So COO Gov Thorp Porter sold for S2 500
more; ETsto, Hutchinson. from Csdiz via Rio where
the put In In distress) Ships Henry Nesmth. Ulm-r
loading guano at Chipchils Islands, for New York,
about two weeks; Sea Queen Manson. do do. for de-,
three weeks bark Caroline Br) with coal for Pacific
steamer for San Diego
Sailed Oct 9th, bark John G. Cosy. Smith from
Norfolk), San Francisco; 1lth, brig Vesta, Msyhew
iron Boston, do to try the market II favorable,
on whaling cruiss; 18th bark Msgdas Mason (hesce),
san Francisco Goth ship Lsfsy cite, lawrence whaer
OF New Bedford) . cruise.
Sept "a no lat
Ship Amethyst Of New Bedford, (whaler) SIX weeks
from Payta Aug II lat. o. lon 10l IS w cruising.
Gillian ship Gen farrss, from San Francisco for
Vslpsraiso Sept lat 10 N. Ion Ill II w., had 90
passengers on board among whom fever was pre-
yAilipR,
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Naval Intelligence.

The following u. 8. vessels In the bsrbor
Of San Francisco the LIST Of November, viz flag
ship Savannah, bearing the broad pennsnt Of Commo
dore jones' sloops Of Mary from the coast and
Warren Captain Long, storeships Fredonis and South
ampton; steamer Massachusetts,, and schooner Ewing.
Commander L. johnson to have mmsnd OF the
Savannah Capt Voorhees, hoist his flag board
the st Mary commander. IN chief of the East India
squadron and would proceed to his station in that
sell on the 3D. Of November touching at the Sandwich
Islands List Of officers attached to the st Mary
Commander-PhlipF Voorhees,. Lieutensnts-Jno.
b. MsrchaDd, G. Ap X. Jones' VIM. +. Boudinot. Act
ing MAstsr-A e. Rhind Surgeon-Samucl Add
son. Pureer-Cam.ron Anderson. Lieutenant OF Ma
rines--F McNeilL Commander s Secretsry-Dsbnsy
{. Writ. Passed Midshipmsn- David Ochiltree Mid
shipmen Daniel l. BraiRe, Felix Grundy, Joseph L.
Breeze. Acting Midshipaan Edward Williams.
Boats~ain-Jobn Crosby. SailDaker-Wm. b Feyitt.
Csrpenter-C w. Babbitt Gunner-John Brown. Pur-
ser's Clerk-Jsmes Conway
The wreck of the U steamer Edith lost near Point
Conception, to have been sold, she lay, TO the
highest bidder
The health OF the squadron generally very good.
The sloop Of war preble, Captain Glynu arrived ~
Honolulu In September. from China and Japan from
the latter place she brought some eighteen Who
bad been detained at Jeddo ~ prisoners aud landed
hem Honolulu whence che would sail tor the al Ted
States.
The U. s. revenue brig Lawrence. A. v g,aser, Com
mspder was ut Honouu, to sail for the coast the
9Th OF Sept.I
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George Baldneld Stoddsrd. w J Robinson
West, A effort, Stobbs, VP Gardiaer, u
Ames, w Kettepge, II B Field. Capt b Jay, T. Do ..
VIM Buckley, levers w seyhsd, o Sweidenstein, ]
Fullerton, A Gamble w Mage, w c Roes, q w
Plumme, w Jodd. Nolou Munster, w
Brown w Stmson G Combs. Vincent, A q Nor
Brown, @ II Brown, Fuller Sam arr, Alph Hunter ID
Selden, l. Gould HowsI, II Coombs, A Bush, r
Bush. Hall. Dr. L Wheaton, w Kus, W Ell, II Hus-
cams and friend, Ashley, II Butler w Rice. 10
more, Colhrup, Nicholson w Knipp. w Fulkerson,
w Boohani, J Gardner, l. Limel A Tilscon, ID CHE
hesree, M FOLSOM, Leavritt Henry. X Ludlon, g
Chenep, II M Pecht, Allen, Bramsid, ID 8 Cuker,
J Dryer, o Grady, Pearson. w Parsou, Laimg, Y
Summer. Cate Pittman, F. A Forbes. A Curtis,
Nelson, w Delhno, ID Durfee, Grey, f. Grey, u
Rowland w Brown q Trip Townsend, 8 Parr,
Eaton. futile, II Crane, II Hornweil, l. Moore, A
q Adams, A Hoys, w Kirck, Smith, Il Miller
DeDisn, Faysrd, Mad ArDsud, II Kelly, X Lyon, w
Magee, + Malone, IL Morgan Wentworth. +
w Blaisdell Cameron, Charles Page, NJ Scott, X
Sherry, Byron Brigham, Beaver, Morris, NJ White.
+ Folcs w Kelly 2 w IDgrshsm, George Shaker. q
AshfJrd DR. Met raeham. Couch, Capt Baker, Cook,
McCrta, McCres, w Bames, A James w
e Dennis q Howell, Bookstayer, II Palmer, IL
Smith, ID Hastings, Nevins, Hanord, Tisson,
w Mckenzie, q Earle, Weite, L. IIollwooc, l. w
Bolles Bolles N Wing, Pssser II suthers, NJ
Wilcox Baker, J Little CLANCY, 4 Chase, A
Hall. j Grineth, ii Mezier. Collins. Trip NJ Roe
M Birch, Stoft q Kindrick, Il Fish Is Marvel, b
Wilxox, J Bosh, Greenman, Reynolds, w 4 aber
Wheaton, Bradley, Blake Williams, j Ma
comber, Scranton. ii Sheaman, Burst, n Mather-
ray, w Eldridge, Chadwick, Brown, l. Swift.
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Saw FRarcisco, Oct. 31.--The -four market during
sales were made at our last then from
the very slight receipts Chile -four In sacks of good
and sweet quality has advanced and the best eoncep-
tion meets ready sale at our quotations. whilst Amert-
In barrels IL dull very little OF the latter arriving
In prime order Bread both navy and pilot, are hrmer
than at last. We note sale Of 40 casks. and 100
bills navy for expectation at our quotations. the other
articles Of breadstuffs Improving. and command
our rates Barley is very scarce and In much demand
Provsionss beef very little has been done, and the
inquiry II limited Mess and clear pork are In great
demand, and within the last week sales have been
made ct quotations. The market IL firm, from the
small stock on hand and look for further advance
In these qualities, uxlsss large arrivals come In Prime
pork IL duh Hams and bacon stu contnue In demsnd
and a prime article would command figure over our
quotation. Cheese, butter, and lard, the market -
moderately ssupplied with. Sugar, very little good
white in market dark qualities have improved ana are
held at higher rates; our quotations of exc the
Wholesale OF eco bags dark Manila for up river Can
dies Good siearine and Others bring our quotations
readily Sperm and are very scarce Liquors
Large sales OF brsndies In 20 gall bills have been
made at quotations Wines In wood have been In
rum. are dull. and the msrfet overstocked. Brandy
and gin In Of one doren are plentiful and dun
good champagne, clsret, and ssutern are IN demand
and the two latter articles the market IL gene
rally well supplied With all other kinds OF liquors. and
our rates current. Lumber From the continue
ton IN building an ssr. ,s sries ON.
cargo Of Quay squ oak sold OF $40 anost from th'
yard the rates Are stll the same: Lime-Lime u
Sandwich Islands. So; Mexican is erm at our rates
| Bosts and shoes-Meps light pesged boots, per dor
$50 s4s heavy do. do. s2T ssS6 brogsns, hne W.
| $40; heavy do $40 q "A. Candies, sperm, gOc . III
| Coal per ehsldron S27 $40. Cocoa, per ID 100
l2kc. Cofee-Ris, per ID, 70. lOc.; Java, sc loc
| Curdsge, lie a 1ec. Domss'ics-Brown shsettngs PEI
yard, &c Ice ; b.eacbed, loo q lie Nackinsv blsn
kete. pair, t12 ssl4; white, IS $40 Drugs ass NE
! dleints--Eirn at advance OF per cent 10 20 ften
Nledicipes-Sands Sarsspsr a, per dos $685. Mouatt
PILE per gross $50 S4l Phoenix Ditters per dozer
S12 SIS; sTandreths Pills, per dor $50 ~. fs'
| MaeksreI, No. /, sl2 si5 ssfdnes, full boxes
! dozen 500 $50; i,sthsrs. per pound, COO zoe
Fruit -Rainns per boz - So wsinuts, per ID, l2c
Use; dried apples per 10, Soc. acc Lime, per bar
| rel sla as Iiner goods Ravens duck, per yard
Zoe a a5c Iiquots brandy, ptsrd. Dupuy GO pc
gallon rs S. IS; Seisnctts, 80 SO 15i eases, Pc
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Supreme Court.--Circuit Court
pafoxs I..dca Edmouds

Drc. 7.--.James Roviey, 20. Witham =. B,areh ors
Thoras W. Brarch-This was replsvin tor twenty
eve mahogany DOORS valued at about $3.50. u appear
ed that the doors sent by plaintiff TO the hrm Of
Rood and Gsddis. New York, to be by them sold foe
him. Rood and Gsddis disposed II the property TO
person named Trowbrdge for $3.50 by whom they we're
oepoeed Of TO the DEFENDANTS and plaintiff alleges th-
such disposition wa In the nature Of . pledge a.
fraudulent ss against him. The defence IT, that vas
coma fde sale
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Address 60 the People or California.
The undersigned, delegates to convention au-
thoYized to form a constitution tor the State OF
California having, to the best Of their ability, dis
charged the high trust committed TO them respect
fully submit the accompanying plan Of government
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Tne Lasss. Now. from the south Pacific.

We have received our files of the Correo Of Lima,
by the steamship Crescent City. The latest date
Of these journals is TO the 18th ult., which is one
month later than our previous dates.
They are quite barren OF intelligence. We ex-
tract the mos; important Items
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Am yelases. Spencer. Boston.

Am Ann Hbs sy:s: Spence Spence 4 s.a
Sam Vernon, Mckay, NYork
Io-U 9 Mail steamer California, Budd. PanamA.
Am Ciarissa, B.bbidge, New Ysrk
Per JOHNNIE Amelia, Foster, P.n.na.
Am snsan Jane, Prior, Boston
Per Ricardo. lssts.: As:puiso.
swed Prince Charley. Tsrra'. Beenos Ayrs,.
Am susan. ,Lalhrop New YORK.
Am Tasto, Lindseyr, Psn,ms.
Am Belvidere Bsrrey. New York.
Am sals%' boassss. New Yoei.
Ham Phonis, hyer, Tne.quil;
Am Mason Tghman, Philadelphia.
En- ssy aalDs s.SSR ssw Sns.
i4-Eu Mszeppa. MOrdaont, Port Adelaide.
En- s nla & I k1' s S;sEEaio Ca W..
Ism walter Scott, Pesns, Eosartown.
hs@ san sss Si,S S' s5Sei SIas''ns
a-fm t EoDsGIme, Iyna Smith New orlern'.
ss-o'dsnSars Fie Sssi Heck Hansen. Rio.
Am Eyeline. Cooper; nongkong
2d-Am Mary Stuart, Tucker, Lshaina.
o. En- JOSEPH Alsins. Allen. New zealand.
I-Am tsrl senator bache' Panama
-hsw . r5ysre1 G, Hrg son0I Rd,,o,
Am Ocean BIRD Hare, Oregon
Am Captain Lincoln, kearney, haaatlan.
Am Mary Jane, bnrues, Monterey.
En- Uelen Stewart, Franklin, Hongkons.
En- John Bull, Robinson. Auckland.
30-Am Sea Eagle hammond, Boston.
liam hagdslena schaoht. hamburg.
Dam Condrad, Dsrrns, BuenosAyres.
En- humiord. bobert.
Chill Bari Diana, Lyman, Valparaiso.
Unicorn, (srl Porter, Panaus.
Brig Henry Roberto. Oregon.
Sl--Psbsms; tsr) Bailey Panama.
tyEssnLs SAILED PROM SAN FRANCISCO.
ep 90 - Br sch Amazon, Tor New Xesland.
Dan bE Mariah. for tho Sandwich islands.
Am By Sarah Mcfarlne hooks. for Oregon.
Am schr Whiting Hall Sandwich Ielsrds
Octl-Am blk Equator, Mathews, for Taleahuans.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10

TIME undersigned offers at private sale the
following desirable real estate, to-wit: The
s. w. quarter Of section %, in township So.
north Of range one west, containing one
hundred E. ninety acres, situated about five
miles west from GAINESVILLE, in Pike county,
Mo-, and the same upon which the under
signed now resides. Ninety acres of said
land is in a fine state of cultivation, and has
on it a dwelling and all necessary out houses
for farming purposes, a good orchard, well
and spring water. The land is fertile and
in one ofthe best farming regions in the state.
Also
One other tract Of land situated on the
Mississippi river, one half mile from Pleas
ant Hill, in Pike county Illinois, and FIVE
miles from GAINESVILLE, Missouri, containing
two hundred acres - thirty-fve acres Of
which is in cultivation, eighty acres in good
prairie, and the residue in timber of the first
quality.
The above described property will be sold
at reasonable rates. Persons wishing to
purchase will please call on the urdersign-
ed. JOHN w. GRIFFITH.
C~larksville, Mo, Aug. 9Th, 1s49.-4w.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10
TOTAL ECLIPsE!!

|TNHE undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that ROOTS PATENT
ECLIPSE STOVE can always be found at No.
10 Main Street, St. Louis.
This Stove has become the must popular stove
in use. from the perfect simplicity Of its con.
istruction, and the certainty with which it per.
forms all its cooking operstions-consuming, as
it does, less than half a cord Of wood per month.
and baking with as much certainty and uniformi-
ty as a Bakers Oven. This, together with the
fact that there is no division Of the f1ues, thereby
securing a strong draught, makes it the most eco.
nonical and convenient Cooking Stove now in
use.
Also on hand ROOTS CELEBRATED PRE-.
MUM COOKING STOVES, together with
every variety of Cooking and Parlor Stoves,
Tin-ware, Kitchen, Hardware, Sc. &C., all Of
which will be sold at very low prices, either al
wholesale or retail.
u Country Merchants would do well to call
and examine our stock, as we are satisfied with
small profits. A. & L. NEWBERRY.
St. Louis, Mo, May 7th, 49.-8m.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10
GO ASK NJ MOTHER.

You've told me many a time and Oft
Thst ] was fair and comedy; Il
My eyes were bright-my tresses soft,
While other girls were homely.
Shes quite too young to know her will.
The folks say to each others
But if you truly love me still
Why--go and ask my mother.
I'm told there's care in married life,
That all the joys in counting:
When young me have secured a wife
They say their vows are sporting.
wont believe what old maids say
HyOu wont choose another
You've bothered me SO much to-day
Oh dear-go ask my mother.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10

w. k. KENNEDY u co.,
A RE now in receipt Or ; veii rejected stock
~ of WATCHES, JEWELRY, CUTLE.
RK, PERFUMERY, CONFECTf0NARiES
&c., to which they invite the attention Of the
Ladies and Gentlemen Of this City and vicinity.
Consisting, in part, ofthe following articles, viz:'
Full ieweled Gold and Silver anchor lsver
Watches,
Horizontal and quarter ditto,
Ladies' fine set and mourning Breast-PiD
Bracelets and Clasps. miniature lockets,
Fine sci, engraved, facet, COMEDIAN end PLAIN
Rings,
Plain and set Ear Rings,
Hair Pins, Guards, Slides and silver Thimbles,
Shell & silver Combs, & gold Pencils,
Gents fine set Breast Pins, i'-
Plain gold & set Studs,
Fine gold Pens & holders,
Heavy silver Pencils b leads,
Rogers Razors & Congress Knives,
Wastenholm's extra. do. do.
n Watch chains and gold & silver keys,
Violin strings and Musical Boxes,
q Specifies, assorted, and cases,
: Razor strops and shaving compound,
Fancy Cologn, Rose & bears Oil,
Or marrow, Pomade, & mscasseT oil
Plates, Novels & Indellible Ink,
Candies, assorted, and fine Cigars,
: ? Nuts. Rasins, Fruits &c.
a. Taere 10 also q SODA FOUNT in con-
with the establishment that win be found
in order during the warm season.
Georgia Street, LoHisi4nG, no.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10
Administrators Sale of
SLAVES.

In pursuance of an order of the County
Court for Pike county, Mo-, bearing date
the 18th day Of August, 1S49, / shall, on the
LON day Of September neat,
proceed to sell the Slaves belonging to the
estate Of Benjamin L. Todd, deceased, viz:
ONE MAN, THREE LIKELY BOYS &
ONE GIRL, at public auction, before the
Court House door in the town Of Bowling
Green, on a credit Of six months, the ruf-
chaser to give bond with good security fol
the payment Of the purchase money.
BENJAMIN F. TODD,
Administrator Of Benz. Z. Todd, decd.
August Goth, l849.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10
lsT LOUIS ToBACCoAN HEMP
M A X T.

Below We give an extract Of the sales trans
acted in St. Louis from Friday Aug. 3ist. to
Wednesday Sept. 4:
FRIDAY Aue 3l.-Tobacco-Sslss to-day Of
fifty five hhLs at full prices, q hhds refused
from 81 40 to 81 rs; Is at 50 05 a 80 50; 10
at 81 lOa So 95.....6 hhds passed at 81 30 a
81 So; ii al SIS Is a $5 So; 3 al So 10 9 So
|8O, and l lind extra at So SIS per 100 lbs.
HEMp-Sales to-day Of 80 bales at 1922; 40
|at 1925, and As at 1926 p'r ton. very little on
1.-The market, and these we're the only lots sud
that came 10 our knowledge.
SATURDAY Stpi. l.-Tobacco-About the
usual amount of tusuIrss has been done in this
staple, with no qu"tahle alt, ra,iun in prices OF
demand. SAlas for The past three DAYS sum up
l65 bids, a. follows: 20 hhds refused at 80 80
Ia So 95; 81 at So O5 a 81; IS at 81 05 a 4 95,
IA ct $5 Is a IS IS. 4 hid passed at So 60;
ll9 at $4 80 q So, 20 at SIS 05 a S. IS; 2 a.
l$6 O5 q e6 80, 1 at 81, I at SO IS; and ! at $e
6o per 100 lbs.
MONDAY Sept. 3.-TobaccQ-Sales to-day ol
l5l hhds, ! hid very inferior, at ST.; 8 hhds re-
fused from So go to So; l8 at 50 05 a 81; 10
a, 81 10 a SIS; l at SIS 10; l at S. 35, 3 -hhds
passed at 81 % a 81 80; 3 at S. 05 a So 80;
and l at s. So per 100 lbs.
HEAP.--Receipts light and sales limited, with
hut little inquiry either for home use or for ship
lment. Sales to-day ofseveral small lost as fol-
lows: 9 bales at $It0; 6 at 1922; Sc at 1923; 8 and
10 at $l25; and 80 bales choi.e taken for Nashville
at $l27 per ton. .f
TUESDAY, Sept. 4-Tobscco-Ths brake to-
day enraced sixty two bids, fifty seven Of which
Iwere of Refused Tobacco, and sold as follows
Is hhds from 2 IS to 8: "a at 3 O5 a 4; l6 al
a 05 a 4 So; / at 5 80. l hid Passed sold for
IA IS; 8 at 5 8 40, and l at 6 so per 100 lbs.
The market has undergone on percep.ible
change, either as regards prices or demand.
HEMP.-Ws hear Of but one small lot selling
to-day, 81 bales at l2l per ton. There were
no lots Of any size on the landing, and We are
sdvised Of no important sales from store.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10
CHOLERA


One cannot Int be struck with the great dis
proportion In the number Of whites and blacks
carried on by the cholera at the south, and the
richmond Republican says that at least five black,
$3.50 sone white; and gives as the reason. thai
sney DO not control their appesites and live prudent.
U. IN addition to this, they nearly all believe
@ata MANS time Il fixed, and that Il il scarcely
worm nus while to Try and avoid It. The Repub.
lean reIatee the following:
What Is ABUSING even In ~ ssr;ous matter N. an
asteek q the Cholera, Is the uniform pertinacity
w. wnich lie colored subjects will deny to their
@ea,ea attendants that they have eaten anythins
1.nieh ec4A make him sick. An eminent physi.
easn Of our city informed Us that on being called &c
snegro suddenly attacked with cholera, he asked
n.1 Nhethee no had been eating fruit or vegets.
COB, 10, sifYsva. the reply, Hnothipg Of the
NEhAt haveyou eaten no apple. orcherriess"
Ne sey1' said The negro, 81 never eats ZEN
any tine ofihe year,
"WeI, behave yen have,n said the Doctor,
Sand III penvek Ia Q short time"
The rhystcian administered q von1it, The result
Of Whieh was the election Of about Q a1art Of ap.
plea ste1Bs, 0oed and ELI
"Wel,n said the Doctor, 81 thought you told
ne yen bad not bsen sstins spplss. Look atthose
Are they not apples2n
sesThsy does look lke'em, Sir"
sHAre they mot sppIes9s' 'e~
kssYes 81, thss are, thetss 9 facts
w. how did they get into you, If yod did
plsess CO, tM.sss, IdOn't bnow, but Iasp.r cal
% n tksHSnd.6A
aThS conciuslea to which our medfcaf friend
e1me vas that etag only tcag to at the trsah out of
9 negro e toveu1it 4 ola effhans,'' and that, even
thens b. WON'T " Il.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10
W. D. WOOD. -a1a E. n. sIoLsT7.
WOOD & VIOLET,
WHOLESALE AGENTS. AND DEALERS IN
PIT'TSB URGH MANUFACTURES,
No. 80 NTH Main Street.
ST. LOUIS, MO.

ST. LOUIS. MO.
SOLE AGENTS FoR
COLEMAN, HALMAN & cos Coach and
Elliptic Springs, Iron, Nails, Wrought Nuts,
Rivets, Spikes, Bolts, SC.
Livingston, ROggen &sCo's Platform and Coun.
ter Scales, Paiten Nughphy and Paint Mills,
Knob Locks, Latches. Malleable Castings, SC
|LippeneoH & Co.'S (warranted) Axes, Hatchets,
Shovels, Spades, Picks, MaltOcks, Mill, Cir
cular and K Cut Saws, SO.
r. & ". II Farbe's (supsrior) Carding Ma.
chimes, Machine Cards, Comb Cleaners, &c.
Paherson's (superior) Letter Copying Presses.
JMarshGU & Bros celebrated Solid Box Vices,
Mill, Timber and Press Screws. &c. &c.
Burke & BaiHes' superior warranted FIRE, thief
and damp proof Salamander Safes.
.Andrro FsHOn's (oe!ebrsted) Church, Steam.
boat and Tavern Bells.
IL. Dealers are respectfully invited 10 exam
inc their stock, which win be sold low for cash,
OF approved paper.
81. Louis May Ist., lS49-ly.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10
Administrators Sale.

I will offer for sale on Thursday, the 18th day
of September next, at the residence of Dan
MeElwee, all Of the PERSONAL PROPERTY
of William Sctogeins. decd, consisting in part
Of Horses, Cattle and Hogs; also, household and
Kitchen farniture, farming utensils, &c.
Acfsdit of IL months will be given onsums
over FIVE dollars, the purchaser gisins bond
with approved security; for sums under that
amount the cash will be required.
JAMES L. BRADLEY, Admir-.
August 10Th, lS49.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10
Boot and Shoe Factory,
- j -
LOUISIANA, MO.

LOUISIANA, Mo-.
THE undersigned begs leave to announce t.
his cid friends and customers, and the pub
ic generally, that he is again engaged in his oli
business Of i
Boot and shoe Making
in their midst, and ~solicits from them a share Of
patronage. He has now on hand a good variety
work, done in the LATEST STYLES, Of The
best materials and by experienced and finished
workmen, who are in his employ constantly man.
ufacturing work 10 order.
II His establishment is on the northern side
Of Georgia Street at the sign Of the
Mahogany Counter &iShOe Store.
where he will at all times be pleased to receive
calls and orders for work.
LORENZO NEWMAN.
P. S.-The attention Of gents wanting dress
Boots ofthe latest styles and best quality, is par
invited to his stock on hand as q speci-
men. ID Don't forget the sign of the 'IMahoga-
ny Counter and Shoe Sore L. N.
Louisiana, Aug. 9Th, l849. 1y.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10

The Load,rFruyer.-The Lords Prayer
Is the most diffused production in the world
bsing familiar to persons of 6fty-three diff.
fsrent languages, including the Cherokee in
America, and the Gerbo on the coast of AT.
rfea. Its salutary effects upon mankind hai
done more to %civilize than all other writings
put together, because it Is the essence Of
all.-GLou. Dem.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10
GA RDS.

VNHE undersigned has resumed the practice
Of the Law, and will attend the Circuit
Courts in the counties Of Marion, Rails, Pike,
Montgomery, Lincoln and St. Charles, and to
such other business as shall be entrusted to him.
His residence is at Bowling Green, Pike county
Mo. EZRA HUNT.
July I'd l849. @
Democratic banner., 1849-09-10
Final Settlement.

NOTICEis hereby given to all persons int.
IN rested, that at the next Novemberterm Of
the county court Of Pike county, No, l win sp.
ply for . final settlement Of the estate of George
w. Durham, deceased.
JOSEPH G. ALLISON, Admir-.
July 9th l849. 4w.
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JOB WORK of all kinds, done with nealness
and despatch, cheap for cash.
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The st. Louis Union calls Col. Benton.
opponents 'sfoul mouthed." Pray tell us,
MI. Union, BY what name you are pleased
to designate b stAugean stable existing be.
tween the nose and chin of your master, the
Honorable Thomas Hart ~Benton.-Howord
County Banner.
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EstraV Horse.

A0 STRAYED from Mr..
~NA John MoCOrmaok's living
~ nv in ashley = sy:t P i county e:
eA@< bay horse, with heavy main
and tail, black legs, blind of the right eye;
there is a-small scar between the heel and
pastern joint of each fore foot, occasioned
by a cut. Said horse Is about fourteen hands
three inches high, about nine years old
rides tolerably we'll. Any person taking
up said horse and giving information where
he cen be found, or delivering him to Mr..
Mccormack, will be literally rewarded for
their trouble. All expenses paid.
JOHN N. O'CONNER.
July 18th, l649.-tk t.r.-E ~