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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

eSs, FOR NEw-ORLEANs DIRECT
<AfXN Tbe splerdid Steamship ALABAhA. r. W.
s-s Toster Commands. viii cave Pier horsh
River for he sbo-e porn faescA7 the nio u4 NJ
prscssy For rcighl or passage, having sleEkni sais
room Accommodation apply on bcud OF %
FR0sT alcKs O. souih-rL
Price CT pssEsxe-In Saloon t7s do. steeraEe sDd
No Good rseelvsd or board .er 7oclock koodAy lsh
nsS BaS q lsang sgnca On board snis "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

NEW GOODS.
SQUIRE 8ROTHEk,
FuLroN ST. AND lt2 BoEEkY ,..
- WE CAN MAKE 1T TIE I'M INST % a1oee
- vho Wlsh he shove goods (oy our tTsa senene
n "a Europe aud The uAnafactOfles hefS " ke-Nnk
49,. v,ods ron first hands 20 male Ihe-f plcASea q
$50 ,tors.-97 FULTON Ct or ls2 Bo~ery. ,..A
Gold WGches, BY Cooper, Tobiea. o7et "a ~ N-o'h
Cod Psteut Lever WsicAes, fall ieweLeH
God Wachea, Low - ~. -,
Gold Patent Lever WGlchef fot lsdie1 -,
Gold Chains rev Gracs; the Chsie.aln- tor hdisi
elver PAteul LeveI Sl5 $500.
Gold Wedding Rings made expressly ~ ga P1i POs~
Gole Locfeis, IKE Vgtcb,s 0pc1 bon 49,
Silver res sets. FOrts, Spoons, Ladies, &c
Silver Ware Ia he pnde q our business Hee " He %
tsrrr.1et Keep The rupQa1oc OF seng A. o. OIL fTW
ecual 10 SofisrG aEt hal 10 oar EGEEnted siancXd
OrR Rut An goods warranted - represented; eacA
aree he price marked plza u fg1rss Ore price and
e.sb oulV tJi6 sneod
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s POR KEYPORT, mIDpEFowN

z-esE-sitP Se AND ISRf HkHILfoa. ssssa,-
s@Asz11----n--ee CHIhGAROaA caves Snsnoersl -
d-lv sunday, ercep.ed al O'Clock n snc rex :,
s ufnut.s pssl a Estaruing caves keJpor a oeoex
A NJ al Torf Hamilton, u AZ SLrs - keyport -
Frrars.os tTfp. l-sves Nez-York on hoodsyh Wednes
ssys snd Frdsys q 10 A M rsszrnng esves ksIpon
l o'clock. 2 n. Dse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

TIE ;ne Esges win In connection With tlis boas 10
Bqusm and Ffeshod hk6Wle Stages 10 convey psfsen.
gers oil parts Of tho country. All persons are forbid
us.nR the above boSi account OF he ownes sul mf
N B. No freight taken sundays, except poTishsble.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16
LEBANON SPRINGS
snd Iha

- rxzzHsxF-1 LEBANON SYRINGE
~ s<r#Zf<& snd he
**t&--<--- SHAKER CITY,
iytn Hudson L-The shortest and less ezpcrGye fedst
l. gess ceebrted places by he Hudson kvef EafAe
snd steamboats, 70 Hrdson heuce b hs Hudson k&sSoc<
srd sage (thro12h Shaker Cifyl 70 ihe springs
Psusngsrs frocs Hsv-Yort By TIE morning RHa az
Goals nav arrive at the Springs NJ Of ne sans GAY
P.s-enser bv do eFeErg Ts1 and botis no an
r,- rr.ch he spruRs ths reIf norr11E al S oetock-
Fsre rocI HaasoE 70 tos spring. " -
islE fms il VAtEeAAA, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

&SHe FOR OREGON-fbe sEe nsv double
&LHIl er gine steamship COLUMBIA. Of 80 r1ns Tar
-asa--o cen. L. Geo n rolten, u s. Navy, coGan1nt-
.r VII he dispatched for AItoriA Oregon, on Aootay,
SEP, For psss.ge Apply % he P1eihe NAL Steamship
Co 81 South o. Hev-fort. AT Sepz
.T- AsTATBN ISLAND BkRkY.-os
N4ls=--iNs sd sfeT June 1859 lfu
sA4ss><A-a@ Lave New York st !, .. 10 IL An ssd
tsslOaf sc and o'clnch Pm. Lave Vsnderbtts
i,,Iciux ~ s9 10, II. AN and l. s, { aga N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16
TRAVELLING.

<xkeT UNITED STATES HAIL LINE
<4SkssaSFkON CHARLESTON 10 HAVANA =
"A. ssNANNkH AND KEY wESr.-yns an n
80, ~ isaskL. Leoe r1rs barden eommaatsd -
Hsptsy On A. ,.s 10 commence her resas 1ie =
~ g,y.r, % ~, al .eyasary ron chSlsssoo, 9
ea-sps TO Chsysessoe sAe sss "a ga -'
from Chsrtesaou sne S..snn.s A. &c.,. -.
From Cosflesion ard savsznas ,r xs, W.1s
Yer particulars sPPy 10 ~ "0"-- -
sroFFoRr. flLssron CO. Is Esxa~
n Charleston . A q .osr-.S
Ag-cu In HavAzz. phAkE saorBFssh a
Fss--rgers leaving HsvkrDs BY dis shp esa rs,-s ~
rors hv iAs ard rruts n. sra day o. ~ ,,-~-.~ -.
ss-.sae- s-rtAsfr-r r-.et S---ycra i Sans rns ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16
AseULaR NAIL LisE ,E

A<rSSegzz=s SKW ZEN sOsrON AND NEw-Yoskf
.--,~ ~N-A1 via sioulnstCu and Proyioepce-fnlASa
route. without ferry, charge Of cas- OF bssgess.-ee
steamers NANDERBtlT, Captain Joel SionA, sef
cQsNODORE CAP. WutG1 n. FrlIoe, "a coaneecea
WITH he stoungcn md PROVIDENCE ard Bostou and rtse
te,ee Rsi'rrets e.v;ng Nsw.Yors daily. (ssadaJs an
eep'etl nom Pier N0fh River, hfsi WHAT above sssf
Psce at O'Clock NJ ard SiOnngIon si O'CLOCK r q
sr upon Nc arrival 81 he NAL rTsi0 tron Boston rsse
steamers were bah expressly for he routs and N
cry r-specl particularly etaQ,ed the soc o. ko.f
Island soond. The Accommodations Tor Passenger ere
eouimodout snc CONFERENCE.-The ofeets capable s5s
periercec Ihs rcuts boing the shortest and fu<
ee,yeen Boston and New s'l, passeogors ensb~S
arrive ample t- sor the morning lines Of saesSos4
9he NAnDE RBILr viii Leave NewYosk DC fac>saS.
yhursdsy snd tsiurtay. Leave souing'on On Moes<ss
Rsw.York Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. Leave a>sf
tnEnr Tueftsy. Tharscsy and Saturday. B,-Fsss~sf
Fers CO Tho srfvn VI ho ai Soungon pros~~f
inn etiSny in The sploudii railroad 10 Prcsdszsc
snc tos,cl baggage master accompanies each ush "
ard nom Bosirr. For pass.ge bertha esteroou1s ~
freight applications may be olsde 10 hs AgseAs -
wharf. and al ths oshes, 10 Battery place. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16
EXCURSIONS.
GRAun EXCLUSION.

TEz COMFY IsLAND-Lsnding FL Fon bsn-
sS.ss.f tucn each s.g -ggr- = csuls.-vho favor
'sssau1 ''ss-'i s,esne- r. NICHOLAS, Cspt Joseph
" Ro8rsp vii leave fr Cocey leland, or ard sf,r ne
ht.l Augs, lesv-g pier foot q Wst-st at = ~
snd M-ssying cOney Island, ast mp e q oe ock
no Inn Y. RODNAN, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

Asr3s ~ ANY, -The s1le cdld ss>smefs NEW
A-~e'&aa---~~-WORLD,C Capt lcksr, and AIDA, Capt
Store VII esvs he wharf ioot q chambers<t daily SUI
dsys eIee2ll landing al West Point hswburZa toogn-
ksepsie Kin2stoa, hElcsn, Cs.ssI, H1dson and coz
sAclie arriving A. Albany a It u. connecting wiln ~,
press Trains for eufEo, AID Railroads. for sasoka sno
hhiIehEu .,,,---,--
RsgulET days OF Ew.wokLD, NooS.yr Wedsesdsys
a1d FIissyS Of Aida Tuesdays Thursdays tns s-1f
days.
u Al persons forbid trusting ssy person % sooaai
Of ne sbSye bo1s-HeW-York, hss, lso@ my%0 IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

CA0.1s Of Hovys, e0-s>s0ssg sesB Q.
x,y- rvrgrrg-rzy5 Es ABIAPO AND PATEReeC
G23 k3g1s zs.hnp fArEksoH AND Hussex
s<&x-- RIVER kkILROAps.
Leave sucern's pepo,s Iesys Es~-Yoh
10 o'clock 80 pin...,..Ak.3 O'Clock is nin......HQ
6 ssloef % us O'CLOCK n.......-P0
SUNDAY fkAIHs.
Leave e1ssEns pep0 o. Leave Esw-f~t
e e'ciock 90 mia......A-n-N o'clock.
Or 90 ths srnvei Of DE Ere trsin2 going East.
PATEGsoH TRAInG
Leave fatersDnu Leave ksU-foys q
7 O'Clock An .hafkotsl IL O'Clock ~ min. ...kG
q O'Clock Az Farm Depot oelocf 80 mi1.......AA
~ o'eock NJ. Pam Depot O'Clock. ...........PA
"A O'clock n PI'n Depot O'CLOCK Is nin.......H -
) o'clock NJ. .HsIketst 3 0elocx 70 ndn. .....s-k4
SUNDAY TklIHs
Lssys Ps,ersons Leave New.Yost 4
so.ock N. .kHkstsl o'clock
a oelock Pan Depot % oeloeG...
s-on Montsy morning. he trs, train rou szGwsa
VIII esvs Al Is MI o. ths arrival sf ne Pom Jsvk
"a SO AN and IS oeoex rH. usins, iron asx-
Yotf Win no, sop Iny ssson nOrta Of fsssrssa sxss
Rock Rosz and Hohokns
ne rsins Witch leave Hsv.York Of n a n and 81 r n
vii Be q dino 70 ncc ne Ere usins morning ~ Svus}
luS goirs Wesl u s1ferr's Depot
~ trs;r win leave sQfsrn's evssy morning. (6xak1us
srospss) al 80, or OF TIE srivsl Of sbs cusvh saA g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16
cs1%s UrITED sTATEs MAIL srEAn-

sSsS UNITED sTATEs MAIL sfRAn-
&lISLts Frs between NEW YORK LlNhhfOOk.
7he shiys composing the line arc 10
ATLANTIC, Captain West
PACIFIC, Csptsin Eyc;
ARCTIC, Capt Luc%
BALTIC, Capt ComfOck;
ADRfATlC, Capt Grafton
Tlefe ships having been built BY e0naci expressly ior
government service, every hss been isEsa IN Ineir
construction also 10 their engines ens1re tt7cIEh
and speed add their socoumodsous fof pas11-Ess are
rrecuaied Tor elegance Or comfort
Prco Of passage IRON NeWYork 20 Liverpool t-39i e.
tlcsye use Of eIuA size stale rooms Is
An eTpereuced surgeon viii be sua-he1 - sseh F1lr
No berth can be secaTod uDul paid Tor.
Ter treigtt Or passage. apcly 20
EDWARD K COLLINS 80 s. Wal-si.
orto Brown SMILEY CO, Liverpool
TIE FEaifc vii lesye Liverpool July 3ltL 1854
II. Afl1nuc viii leave NeW-York jay I'll le1..
The Atlantic viii leave Liverpool August 2lti l1.9-
The Pacific uili leave NrW-fork August q q, l.7.
TIE Pacific viii lesye Liverpool SCI lsrlDsr liza -.
Yhe AuGndc Wil lesye SsWsforE September % -,
The Atlantic VII lesva Liverpool September 80 -
Toe Pacific vii leave Newly = September -. -
Sbe Fscihe viii leave Liverpool October 10 n -,
The Ausndc vii -sve New ora OciOcer l.l+ -
TIE Atsnnc viii lezvs LiTeTpool Octoo-r -, -.
Tue owners o. gaefe ships VII ret % e9co-l-. -
fold, silver, b0iOn, fpecs, lswelry, prtols - -.
49, - So, s.e h -. y st 49, yl6u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

F--- 4sz---FARE REDUCED ROH NEW
IL -sss:sss.ss.ie. YORK 10 EAsrDN, Pa-Ner unei
kx.<-21-----callsd the Peoples Lioe, viii stst
honda AuerH the lzh $50 Tue sAses wi % "a fssa'
4 -. on D. vs OF the o'clock morning cars IRON New
YorE n, tte ~ OF Central Railroad al Wits douss
Sor - ston AID viii leave Easo1 FOR Wue House al q
o'clock s,d VII srriye IN ums for csrs fYf New
Yort Fare fr9n EeE-Y0rl W las on 81 h9r Esi.0a 70
Nhe House 81. ~. W - T. a -.
Omcs fr N-p-Yofk, . Cortland -
Kulg Inn Evans sRITTON co Pro0fi9tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

sso FOR a4LE-A good farm Of 81 scres, al ulabs,
No bu 10 Gcres 10 wood fenced IN small heds, vel wa
49, tered With orchsrd ard variety OF ffui; gocd
house and ouIbndlDgs VIII bs bold low, or exen
for city pro ery. Apply 10 b. ROSS, Aorrslo Er J.
or on he farm one mile west Of ssd village, on sam
Road AuIfO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

1>fSFz FOR LIVEIhPOOL.-Uuted S.sses Mall
SsAJASkS IeEmshp PACIFIC, Captain Eyra Nye-
This steamship viii depart with tbs mails for
Europe, positively Saturday, Augustus from Der BERN
tho foot OF Csnslgt no berh secured Gnul paid Tor
Ahetert arc papers nun pssS IhrUugn tEo foH Once
For height or psstage, having uneq1aled Hecommoot-
tolI Tor elegance OF cOmfoTi apply 10
EDWARD X. COLLINS, 80 Wana
Yhe steamer ATLANTIC VII succeed 10 Pacihc snd
sail September III. BS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16
EEw-Yo4K AND raILADEtPaIa, d,

T-r- rsa-rs---1- NEW-NUhk AND FUILA
Itt4 -s..s...assfs.s- DELFHiA DihECf-U. g. n all
t-L----------- LINE-Through 10 Il tolrs. via Ne =.
Jsr.ey Railroad -Fare iced = 0r nfst aud -
< ,.rroDd esss Leave NcwYsrk ~ ~ ron foot
r, ceT,itnt q aid A. and Pm fOn loot n Lioer-
al Leave Pbls1spLis 81 s1d A 81. AID P 81 rom
foot OF WsUut-fL Anl53l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16
FOR EUROPE.

-. FOR LIYkRPOOL.-PACKEP OF ThE
Ssssz nh nst The regular pack ct shiP Il EHkf CLAY,
Capt. r. n. Ffo1ch, viii sail ss s1Oye, her regular
day For freight pssssge hzvinr unv.ed sccommOds-
hons apply TO sPoRFORD, TILE5TON co.
20 South-st.
N B. rhiI veIsel presents very superior advantages 70
shippers OF Phin on account o. her be1g 90 orOughy
ventilated between decks aus n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

- s.BOt Ntt1lAE IT -EE III W
AL BAhGEs-fLs barge CLINTON, Capt
80 -.-s-@ LIZZIE, every ho1asyi EXCHANGE,
Sspl KusskrtnS every 7h1rsiGy; FOUGhkGLtblE,
C.tt EIosr an eTsry Eturosy a. oclcch H. C. ySsi
81 aurrsy-sl for passengers and lreshi.
fhe scrs 7.rg-s arc sisEsnliy i1ru-ftet Wis ns.o
rooms ard spacO1s and comfortable estns ard
s-essy fsel a. ~ hs eOmi9r s1d conrgc.1c4 q pas
arF-r az arrive a. T. rcs tcF L. gss
. snsr0l, Inc Fia-s rrc Ncv. ELf0rl.
FOR furhsr isfrr-on sp7ly on board he sergee - -
LdAksCh VAIL, ld Wests- al 2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

$50 FARM WANTED In exchange for large
~ nav four story brown stone house, eugby situated
3D. or Eshlh-, In the City Of New FORK part Of NE
x,ue OF Inc nous can er ain mortgage desired In
trsdi.e possession can DO given. very syorso!e e.
rban ge esn he bad hy applying Immediately 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

EKCharge y "a. ..-.-....-..-.l
Farmers Bank q Virginia .... Do
Merchants & Mechanic Bank.l -
\. W. Bank Of Nirginia.-.-.-. do
valley, Ban of the.---......i
L.. IL =. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

FPS. kmPIhE CITY LINa-EhkOUod
ELhtk TICKETS TO SAN FRANCISCO Via CdA.
s-114-A-.--G RES-The splendid steamship CaEsCENR
CITY 500 TINS burden, CdARLES srODDARD, Goa.
usnder will leave her dock, Pier No , Nh Tor Cnsgah
on Monday, Sept g. at5 O'Clock. EsrlY applcsuon 10
peeessary 10 securc through uckeis FOR fegh or pas
sage apply 10 J. hOWAhO sOs
GuI4 tsepUDGW 81 Brosa"ey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

. Canal 4 Ban z c.. = Drssgs. 3 :
Cri't4a RIA. 4Rtg Co. 30 -l'8fed
City Hlnt of NeE 0frtla ...I =
J Co. Light & BANKING 90. so. DO
LOUISIANA, Bank of. = ur'-frs. g.
Loan s1a -tat- Base r. ID Dol. DO
Mech. 8 Tndrrs' gaaa =. Do. d.
llion Bah La. 4as. =. o.. g.
MISSISSIPPI.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-15
PUBLIC SALE.

RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAlNSu
TFNHE subscriber intending TO quit business,
in this city, will offer at public sale, on the
premises, on SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY
OF AUGUST, 1850, his entire let Of
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting in part of the following articles, viz:
Beds, Bedsteads & Bedding, Tables, Chairs,
Parlor and Cooking Stoves, and a va
riety Of other articles too tedious
10 namc.- Also.
Three Mich Cows, and several head Of Hogs.
u The buildings will also lie rented on that
day E." the highest bidder, if not otherwise dis
posed of before that time. Tie houses are well
adapted for a private residence, having in con-
.~nec,ion a good well, ~cistern, ice-house, SC.
TERMS OF SALE:
For all sums under ten dollars the cash will
be required; for all sums over that amount cred
it of IL months will be given. the purchaser
bond with approved security for the pay
'mcnt Of the purchase money.
JOHN FOULKS, Sr.
Louisiana, July 18th 1850.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-15
Maine, Treasurer-Collamer the Post
Office Department, and Waddy Thomp-
son, the War Department.

T=Every family should at once procure a bot.
tie of the great Arabian remedy for man or beast,
called H G Farrell's Arabian Linimenf. It allay IS
the most intense pains in few minutes, restores
the synovial fluid or joint water, and thus cures
stiff joints; it penetrates the flesh TO the bone, re-
lakes contracted cords, cures rheumatism and pal
sled limbs of twenty years. standing; also tumors,
swelled neck, enlargement of the glands, and is
the best medicine for ailments of cattle ever dis
curing sweeny, ~spavins, splint, md all
diseases which require an external application
See advertisement.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-15
THE WOODS ACADEMY.

II AIMING been engaged in conducting Tie
above Academy in the city Of Louisiana,
for two years, and now having received tiusta.
H. Thayer as a partner in the school, | deem
it proper TO say to the community, that we are
prepared 10 accommodate $50 scholars, Of both
sexes, in the following branches, and at the fol-
rates per quarter Of IL weeks, viz:
The lower English branches, So go
English Grammar, Geography, Writ
Latin, Greek, German. 90
Algebra, Geometry. Surveying,
Theoretical and Practically,
All branches Mathematics, 90
Philosophy (Mental & Natural)
Chemistry, Astronomy. & Rhetoric, 90
N. B.--The third quarter in the present year
will commence on Monday. the 18th of July.
JOHN b. WOODS.
GUSTAVUS Fl. THAYER,
Joint Instructors.
July 18th, 1850.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

IN pursuance Of an order Of the county court OF
1 Pike county, Mo-, dated the 9th day Of June,
1850, ! shall on the
l2M day IF Rng"sf merit,
and during the session Of the county court for said
county, proceed to sell on a credit Of ~ months.
to the highest bidder, at public auction. before the
court house door in said county, all the right, title
and interest Of the estate Of Stephen S'emmons,
deceased, in and TO the following described real
estate 10 Wit: w l-2 Of The n f guarbr Of section
10 in township SO. N , W., containing so acres;
township and range, containing 20 acres; and also
% acres of of the west end of S F. Ia of the S
W or Of section 10. In township 81 range 3 West;
the purchaser will be required 10 give bond and
two good securities 70. the payment Of the pur-
chase money. JACOB CROW,
Admir-. Of estate Of S. Stenimons, deed.
July LIST, 1850.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-15
MIGNON.
Translated from the German Of Goethe,
By GuSTAvUS II. THAYER,
II.

Mignon, an orphan child often or twelve yea-l
of age, in Goethe's "Wilhelm Meister," give.
to her adopted parent an indistinct recollection
Of her native place, from which she was stOler
by the Gipsiss. .
Knowest thou the land where the citrons blow,
And through dusky Dough. the gold oranges
glow,
Where softer the winds from the blue heavens
sigh,
And the myrtle and laurel stand stately and highp
Knowest thou that landP
There away! There awayl
Oh! might with thee, my beloved strayl
Kncwest thoa the house with its pillard dome,
Where glances the hal, where glimmers the room,
And the statues Of marble in their still looks
mild,
Say "what has man done to thee poor little child2"
Knowest thou that land?
There away! There away!
OH might l with thee, my protector, stray!
Knowest chou the mount in the clouds so gray,
Where the muleteer seeks in the mist his way,
In whose caverns dark dwell the serpents brood,
Where falls the high rock and DER It the flood ?
Knowest thou that land?
There away! There away!
Is my homs, nor let us good father delay.
LOUISIANA, July 18th 1850.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-15

DEATHS ON THE PLAINs.-A gentleman
who is on his way to California, furnishes
the St Joseph Gazette with an extract from
his Journal, Of deaths on the Plains. We
give the names; John Herlinger, Rails coun-
~, May 10th, on branch Of Wolf river
saw two more graves here, and N the 10th
passed a grave containing two bodies,
but could not make ont their names. Ilth,
passed the grave of Joseph Veit. from st.
Louis, aged 80 years. Same day, camped
near two graves--one of child, the o.
Their of w. Creekpaun, of Rockville, In
diana. 18th. found two graves, one Of J.
w. Young, Carol county, Mo-, aged IL
years; the other, Geo. Stanley, Of Pike
county, III. 18th, eamped near grave Of
Gordon B. Caffeen, of Lasalle county, I'll.
18th. passed three graves to-day--Robert
Makoney, Randolph county, Mo-, acciden-
tally shot himself. Goodson G. Gabbert,
Buchanan county, and n unknown
Met six men and one woman returning
the husband Of the latter having died on
the Plains.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN on THURSDAY, THE 25TH DAY
OF JULY NEXT, ii The residences OF the .@6
late Charles w. Atkinson, deceased, on Indisn
Greek, IL miles west Of Bowling Green, IN ne
county Of Pike and State Of Missouri, l shah effer
for sale at public vendus the personal property Of
said deceased, consisting of Horses, Cattle, Jsn-
nets. Oxen, Sheep, Hogs, farming utensi1s, two
yMN Wagons, anda variety Of ether articles too
tedious to mention. The sale to conc
mense at 8 O'Clock, A N. on said day and continue
from day TO dav until the whole is disposed Of.
TERMS OF SALE.
For all sums of three dollars and under, cash in
hand; for all sums over, a credit of ie months will
be given, the purchaser giving bopa eFh approx
81 security. No property to be moved until the
Of sale are complied with.
JAMES L. KILBY,
Admir- or estate Of C. w. Atkinson, decd.
June 9th lS5O.-4.5w,
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WILLIAM A. NELSON,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,

No. ii Locust Street. betceen Main 81. and Leree
Saint Louis, Missouri,
AS on hand an extensive stock Of Pittsburgh
and ST. Louis manufactured articles, consist
ing in part Of the following, viz:
5000 Boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes best cit,
and country brands.
" Assorted Apothecaries & Grocers Glass
ware every variety.
2lOO Kegs Nails, Brads, Spikes and fence Nails
Pittsburgh and Wheeling manufacture.
80 Tons assorted Juniaia Iron;
400 Packages Shovels, Spades, Forks, Hoes and
Axes-Pittshurgh make.
1900 Reams crown medium and double crown
Wrapping Paper.
300 RaamS assorted sizes of Printing Parer:
800 Improved Peacock Ploughs, Pittsburgh make.
ALSO
Pure White Lead. Salamander Fire Proof Safes.
Painted Buckets and Tubs, Cotton Yarn,
Paste Boards. ETC.. cct.
All Of which, with many other articles. viii be sold
It factory price,, freight added. Merchants nre
respectfully requested to call and examine stock
nd prices. w. A. NELSON,
Agent for the manufacturers.
July 18th 1850.
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Louisiana, May Sd, 1850.
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srA coEo,I y MISSOURI Pise' IS.
In Pike Circuit Court, (sittingns n court OF chan
ceryl April term. 1850.
Almond T Vaughan and the heirs Bill for sreci-
Of Horntio T. Kent, deceased, fir execution
CompIainanis. VS.. Of a trust,
Thomas W. Thrnston, Defendant.
ITappearing to the court that the said defendant
L - not n resident Of this State. il is ordered tha'
he be notified, bv a publication in some newspa'
per printed in this State, that the compls,nan's
have GIed their bill setting forth that in 1920, de-
PENDANT executed a deed Of trust. CONSTITUTING
Robert w Wells trustee. md authorizing MN 10
.cll certain town lots in the town Of ClarksVllie,
in said county. and apply the proceeds othe pay
mont of a certain debt in said trust-dreh men
tionel-owinG by said Thurston to one John Ew,
ing, and alledginr that said Ewing has transierfd
his interest IN said lots to said compliments ana
pra wing for the appointment Of a trustee IN place
Of said Wells, (who, they charge, has refused 10
lact) and for specific execution Of said fr''st: ana
III is further ordered that this order be pnblisheo
eight weeks successivelv. the last insertion 10 De
at least fur weeks before the next term Of TINS
court, 10 be held or the 1st Monday Of September
next. at Bowling Green, in said county, at whicn
time and place the said defendant is requested 70
appear, and in default the bill wilbe taken as cor.
fesscd, and a decree entered according to tn
PRAYER thereof.
Atrue copy from the record.
Attest: JAMES M. MARTIN, Clerk.
I'll Face. s'ctr. for comp'ts.
Nav Goth, 1850. 5SsSw.
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OBITUARY.

Died, in the city Of Louisiana, on Satur-
day, the 18th instant. FANNY BELL, infant
daughter Of George w. and Frances A. M
Thurmond, aged 9 months and 2 days.
1t is natural for fond and afectionate pa
to grsive for, and mourn the loss OF
departed innocspee. All the endearing re-
collie ctions. Of - many little incidents rom
nected with the memory Of the dear depart
ed one, crowd upon the mind, and are Wv
idly remembered by the distressed and sor-
mother. The many little winning
whilst in health, the long suf-
fering during protrscted disease-the mid
watches, and the last closing scene,
all-sfl rush upon the memory, and serve
10 lacerats the stricken and wounded heart.
But the Saviour of the world has said, ''suf-
fer little children to come unto me, and for
bid them not, for of such is the kingdom. Of
Heaven" Grieve not then, kind parents,
for your departed babe. II is now a Cheruh
in the Heavenly world. Ministering An
gels watched and guarded around its little
couch, and, when your hearts were lacera-
ted at its apparent agony, they were alle-
its last earthly sufferings, and a.
waiting the final issue, to convey its little
immortal spirit to the paradise Of God.
"Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care.
The opening bud to Heaven conveyed,
And babe It blossom there"