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WHO TOLD THAT LIE!

WHEREAS, reports have been circulated that
we are charging higher for shipping Tobacco
than other houses; We take this method Of saying
that The statement Is absolutely false, By whom
soever made. We have never charged over 81
per hid, for storing and shipping tobacco, and al
WAYS have, and do now, pledge ourselves to store
and ship as low as any>regular house prepared to
store safely, II iti Is FoR NOTHING AT ALL. The
above report L. on q par with others with regard
TO the prices Of our Goods. Call and zee for your
selves, before believing any and every tale about
our goods or business. And we should be parti
cularly pleased If some Of our friends who have
At our Goods 81 least, before laying out their casl
elsewhere, and reporting our Goods high withou
EDWIN DRAPER BROTHERS.
Sept. 10Th 1850.
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CuRrous REvENeE-Or, hos0 a wonsar
kstG beautiful kg.-Ths London Lancet
9 july, tells the following rather extraor-
si.asy story:
Late one evenings, q person came iRto our
s2es and asked to see The editor Of the
Lancet. On being introduced to our sane.
mn, be placed Q bundle upon the table,
sea which be proceeded to extract 9 very
h:s nd symmetrical lower extremity, which
hashs have matched "Atlsnt's better part
asd which had evidently belonged TO Q NO.
saa, aTherei" said be, "istbere anything
ae natter with that leg2 Did you ever see
ssaadsomsr? What ought the mar to be
sess viii. Who cut that or" On having
~ esaaing Of these interrogatoriss put
ssssts y, We found Il wss the leg Of the
ssses ar evening visitor. He hsd been
sse.sened to admire the leg and foot Of
~, sf the perfection Of which she
appears, conscious. A few days
y bod excited Der anger, and they
sstsbsIsd v~iolsatiy, upon which she
horse, declaring thst she would b
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4.

SHEeLEE.G E6LE. -
NJ rtue and aufhesity Of an order issued from
- le ofiee Of tbs clerk Of the circuit court for
Pix county, Missouri, dated 7th September 1850,
and 70 me directed, in . certsin matter wherein
John Johnson 10 plaintiff, sRd Lewis A. Cesiiae
Iaud others are defendants; I shall offer fos sets, 81
public a~aciion, before the court house aess infhe
town Of Bowling Green, In said ceunfy, 81 TIE
|6rst Monday Of November nsxs, bstxsen the hour.
Of nine and ave o'clock efssid 1sy, IL The highest
bidder, on q eredis, taking bor2s with good secu'
nty, payable o9S 5 frs Mepday Of September
next the fell described property, heretofore
belonging ST. ffm Of John Johnson and Lewis
a Collins, shS pow 10 the firm Of said John john
soa, LeviNA. Collins and Conrad p. Yeater, 70
wis: Ths s. W. Or. Of the 8. E. qr. Of sec. 9, T.
81, R. W.; situate In said county, containing 40
acres; also the Steam Saw and Grist Mill situate
together with all the fixtures end imple-
ments belonging to said Mill; also the big wheels,
wagon, chains, and oxen; also the stove and turn.
ing lathe, and all other articles belonging TO the
partnership Aforesaid, Except . small dwelling
be 90 on said land, including the yard and i'm
thereto sttached and made BY said Col.
iins, which 10 reserved from sale to said Collins;'
also the N. E. o.. Of the N. e. Or. Of sec. Is, I. "a
N. R. Q W., containing 10 acres living 10 said eoun'
M. OWENS, Sheriff.
October 18th, 1850.
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AUCTION SALE.

|TlHE undersigned will offer ct Public Auction
l. on Thursday the 18th day Of Oct. next at hii
Farm the following property, viz:
One Negro Boy, one Women and three Children
also IL Stacks Timothy Hay, 25 acres Of Corn Ia
small lots, 2 Horses, Q Wagons, 2 Mich Cows
Steers, 6 ~yesrling Calves, is head Sheep, 90 head
Hogs, PlouRhs, Harrows. Blacksmith Tools.
Wheat Fan, Wagon and Plow Gears, Saddles
and Brides:
ALSO
All the Household furniture consisting 2 pillard
Dining Tables, 9 Dress Bureaus, 2 Octagon Bed.
|steads, 2 fine Wash Stands, ] Parlor Sofa, l dog
Cane bottomed Chair, 2 do Rockers, ! Eight day
Spring Clock, ell Of which are of Black Walnut
and are elegantly finished; Feather Beds, Carpets.
Glass and Ware, Cooking Stoves, SC. and mum.
erous other things too tedious to mention.
THE FARM
Will be rented Or not previously disposed of
on the above day to the highest bidder for cash
Rent, subject to conditions which will be made
known on the day OF s4e.
1885, TERMS:
For all sums Of Fifteen Dollars and under cash;
ell sums over that amount, Q credit Of Twelve
months WILDE given; by the Purchaser giving
bond, with approved security.
THOMAS NELSON.
Giant an Jakn
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STATE OF MISSOURI, ! sc
Cnnnrx OF PIX. ~

In Pike County Court, august l3A, 1850.
SOLOMON HUGHLETT and Isaac ]. King,
u administrators Of the estate Of William VIII
his, deceased, come and file their petition for the
sale Of the real estate Of said deceased, which -
accompanied by the lists, inventories and &C.
counts required by law, all Of which 10 verified
BY affidavit: It is therefore ordered that all per-
sons be notified hereof, and that unless the con-
tray be shewn on or before the first day OF The
next term Of this court, an order will be made
|for the sale Of the w. IL Of The N. w. quarter
Iof section one, 7. 81, n. r. 4 west, OF the real
estate Of said decedant, or so much thereof a.
will be sufficient to Salty the debts against the
estate Of said decedant; and ordered that . copy
of this order be published in some newspapers
printed in this State for six weeks, the last In
I%seriion to be at least twenty days before the nrst
lday Of the mex term Of this court.
A true copy from the record Of said court.
Attest S. F. MURRAY, Clerk.
September I'd, 1850. 6wla.
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Tie loving appears officially:

Bon IT 1AED BILL.-The passage of the
bill grasti6g bounty land to the officers ant
soldiers Of the last war with Great Britain
and the several Indian wars, is giving rise
"a. an unprecedented number of applica'
tioDS to the third auditors Office for infor.
nation.
I'll deemed advisable to state that copies
Of the army rolls cannot be furnished from
this Office, for various reasons; one OF which
10 sufficient, namely, the utter imprsctica.
bility Of doing so.
II one agent has q right to copies Of the
rolls, so would twenty thousand, and all
the clerks in the employ ofthe government
could not furnish such copies. Besides.
there is no authority for doing so. All ap.
plicatious must pass through the Pension
effce under the direction Of the Secretary
81 the Tnterior) and regular certificates Of
service will be furnished to the Commiss.
Toner of Pensions, by the third auditor, as
10 now the practice in regard to all claims
for pension or bounty land.
This course is necessary to prevent frauds
snA interminable difficulties.
JOHN s. GALLAHER, Third Auditor.
Third Auditors Office, Oct. I, 1850.
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FOR SALE.

THE property lately occupied BY me In the towr
L Of Bowling Green. The buildings are ali new
and In good order. There are &c acres Of grount
all In grass, attached to Il. Also 40 acres liz
miles from town, in timber.
I will also sell 500 acres Of fine tobacco land il
Lincoln county, adjoining the lands Of Msj. Clark
All Of this property will be sold on sccommodat
ing terms.
Enquire Of N. p. Minor, Bowling Green Mo.
or A. H. BUCKNER,
No. 80, Chestnut st., 81. Louis.
Sertember 18th, lS50-w.
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Jenny Lind has got herselfinto business
Her m~uni6cencs in giving The total Of hel
FIRST nights earnings more than $4,000,
to charitable objects, has set the whole tribe
Of beggars after her, great and snail, high
and Low, young men and msidens, bond and
free. She receives, on an aversge,16 n;s'
dred and t,Oenty letters q dag, solicitins
share Of her liberality.
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revenged on him. and that she should never
again see the object Of his admiration
The next thing he heard was, that she was
IL patient in the hospital Of, and had
her leg stipulated. She had declared to
the surgeon that she suffered intolerable
pain 10 her knee, and begged to have the
limb removed, a petition the surgeon com.
piled with, and thus became the instrument
Of her own absurd revenge, upon her hus-
band.
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HOGS WANTED.
& e

U DRAPER & BROTHERS, beg leave to In
EIs form the citizens Of Pike and other counties
that rhey are prepared for extensively packing
Pork the present sesson, and are now prepared e
ENTER into contracts for the delivery Of good vel
|fatted Hogs on favorable terms. II Is not then
to offer any fictitious prices with view e
effect the market, but are determined TO pay .,
fair prices % any regular packing house north o.
81. Louis.
Farmers are solicited to give. them 3 call before
their hogs.
II They are prepared to slaughter al hog
for sale, and 10 pack on commission OF
reasonable terms.
Louisiana, Sept, 18th, l850.-sw.
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A OF MISSOURI, CO
CnnnrX M PIKE oS

In Pike County Court, .August 2lsh 1850.
n accordance with the provisions Of a special
act for said county. entitled 'An act 70 e..
tablish q Probate Court in the county Of Pike
approved March 6, ls4s," the Court proceed
to examine the poll books Of the August election,
1850, for said County, and find that . majority Of
all those voting on the .uSiso. =. said adele election flor
election for Judge Of Probate BE- held for said
county, on the first Monday Of November next;
and that . copy Of this order be published IN the
Democratic Banner and Louisiana Record ior
weeks.
A true copy. Attest, c,..r
September ID, 1850. AVIS.
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Mrs. Connor, who, some years ago, laid
claim to the immense property Of Gen. Van
Mess, of Washington City, on the alleged
ground Of her bsinghis widow, has recently
Come In possession Of sbont $4,000, left
10 her by q distant relative in New Orleans.
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The London Times is discussing again
the balance OF power in Europe aud Amer.
lea, in which il afirms that "sny attemp,
on the part Of the United States to possess
herself Of further territory, would renderit
q matter of absolute necessity on the partof
England to interfere and prevent such az
gression."
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LANA State Convention.-This body
, ct on Monday last, to revise the Constitu.
ton. George w. Carr, ofLawrence coun.
ty, was elected President, and Scion Tru.
man. Secretary Of the convention. Messrs
Evans. Barkwell and Sites were elected
Assistant Secretaries; Samuel Mckinney
Sergesat-st.Ar Arms, and Samuel Johnson
Door. keeper.
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NJ. PENN, having leased the shop
~ formerly occupied BY Ezekiel R. Classy as
Q Wagon Makers shop, In the city Of Louisiana,
Is now prepered to execute all work in his line Of
with fidelity and despatch. Having been
engaged in the Wagon and Carriage making bust
ness Tor some time, and being determined to use
only the best materials, he hopes to receive the
quality. His prices for new work and re.
pairs shall be a. low a. those Of any ether work.
man, and be will warrant his work to give salts
faction In al cases where satisfaction ear be Civ
en-. RICHARD M. PENN.
October 18th, 1851
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has obtained from the County Court Of Pike
county, letters testamentary on the estate OF John
Mulherin, bearing date August 18th, 1850.
All persons having claims against said estate,
are requested TO presentthem within one yearfrnm
the date of said letters; and il not presented with
in three years from said date, thew will forever
be urecluded from the benefits of said estate.
JOHN D. MULHERIN, Ezf'.
Sept. g, 1850.
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A party Of Germans have erected in
Steubenville, Ohio, an establishment for
fhs manufacture Of soda ash, and chloride
Of lime. It Is the only Of the kind in
the u. s. II IL estimated, that during the
6rst year II will produce between $4,000
and $4,000 worth of soda ash, and nearly
$4,000 In value Of chloride Of lime.
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There are FIVE sisters in Cambridge, near
Boston. Rho can only sing when in the mes
nsric state, and then they are said to sing
with great sweetness and power. The Bos-
ion Journal says, "their music, while in thai
Istate Of trance, induced by DR.. Gutter, il
superior to anything we have ever heard in
the normal state"
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Saddle & Harness
G.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the eiti-
l. Gems Of Louisiana and the public generally,
no has commenced the above business II tnis
city. on Georgia street. In the west room Of The
Bartlett building, opposite Baird's Hotel, whsfs e
wIlkeep constantly ON hand . general sec;sneSs
of all articles belonging to the buslnsss, welea y
will sell on a. reasonable terms - eeZ esneI e.
tshlishment in this section Of eoansSy, Ief casa %
approved credit. A shsre O. gso,e -
solicited. VILLA
Louisiana, June nth, 1850.
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ADMINISTRATORS N0tSee

NOTICE ishereby given to all creditors and oth-
" ers interested in the estate Of Roland Mef-
ford, deceased, that the undersigned has obtained
from the county court Of Pike county, letters Of
administration on said esta'e, bearing date 18th
August, 1850.
All persons having claims against said estate are
requested TO present them within one year from
the above date; and IL not presented within tire
wears from said date, they will be forever preclu-
|ded from any Of the benefits Of said estate.
TIVIS MEFF0RD, Admir-.
Sepiembsr Cd, 1850. SWl3 G
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A CARD.
W.. e. HENRY.

NTOULD announce 10 the citizens Of Louisiana
that he viii open o schools In this city, for teach
iue the English branches Of education.
IRE school room In the house formerly occupied
a. 8 dwelling by o. Tinker. The room L. com.
and wen furnished. IL School will
commssee on Monday, the TIN Inst.
October I'd. iS6O.-4W.
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Whsat Crop Of Ganadd.-The Toronto
papers estimates the surplus wheat Of Up
per Canada this season at 7,O0O. 900 bushels
bore than last, which was 1000. 0OO-mak.
thg 100000 bushels that will be sent "a
our market.
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10. Col. Fremont's bill, restricting the
sorking Of the California gold mines to
American citizens, was 20 modified as to
Embrace Europeans vhomsy have declar.
Cd their intention to become citizens. All
cher foreigners are left ouf.
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Gnardian,s Notice.
Executors Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the u1asr1;gned
" has obtained from the clerk Of the county
court Of like county, letters festameptary on The
Of Tyree Martin, deceased, bearing date
Sept. 18th, 1850.
All persons having claims against said estate,
are requested 10 present them within one year
from The date Of said letters: and IL not presented
within three years from said date, they win forev.
er be precluded from the benefits Of said estate.
Gent. asd, 1850.
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Come and Settle Up!

TNHE notes and accounts of WILLIAM ENGLISH,
L and also those Of THOMAS BRIcE, have been
placed in my hands for collection, and If not speed
lily settlrd, they will be put into the hands Of an
officer to be collected by Law. Cost can be saved
by calling and paying up
October 18th '50-3w JB HENDERSON
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On the eve Of her departure from New
York for Boston, Jenny Lind sent $1,000
to assist in erecting a Swedish Episcopal
church now building at Chicago.
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Loss AND CANA man of will once
said, rightly enough. He who finds a good
|s%on.in-isw, gains Q son--he who finds .
bad one looses adaughter.
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The young should be spared from sorrow
as much as possible. Never dim the sun
shine Of hope and joy, so as to leave them
without wen the memory Of its glory.
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A srAnMlus

IN OH1A " - -
DAY STATE SHAWLS AND MANTLES, o.
the latest and most approved styles, will b
furnished by the subscribers, at the very loves
prices. Purchasers will please notice that ia
genuine Bay State fabrics beartickets correspond.
ing 18th the above cut, and they viii also be dis
tinguiShed from all wooden shawls, by their supeD
rior finish, fine texture, and briIlianey Of colors.
Orders solicited from, all sections of the country
and the same will be promptly attended to. Fol
sale at wholesale by
BRoWNLEE, HOMER & CO.,
No. IS, Main street.
And ct retail bv
RUTHERFORD & DAY,
Nos. 132, 1874, Market st.
ELLIOTT& CAUCHOIS,
No. 2, Main, cor. Market.
Sept. l, 1850.
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Final Settlement,

NOTICE Is hereby given, that he uSdeFsikned,
III administrator Of the estate Of Tssac Lard, de-
ceased, late Of Pike county, Mo- will sppiy d the
next November term Of said C6k9ty CeuFt, Ar o
final settlement Of his Decentralization % said es-
when and where all persons interested5 are
$3.50 40 uttcnM.-[ -
JAMES C.. ELMoRE, Admr.
September l6thy4asa 40
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s1AsiHgular fact, that not q single case
Of Cholera has ever originated ip the terri
tory ef Minnesota.
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LAW DAY.

JOSEPH MCBRIDE, Justice Of the Peace fol
- Buffalo Township, win hold 9 Law Day or
Saturday, the 9th of November next.
October l4th. 1850.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained from the Clerk Of the County
Court of Pike county letters Of administration on
the estate of Hezekish Gibson, deceased, dated
the Cd day of October, 1850.
All persons having claims against said estate,
ARE requested to present them within one yearfrcm
che date of said letters; and If not presented with
la three years from said date, they wilfforever be
|precluded from the benefits Of said estate. .
TERRISSA GIBSON, Adm'x.
Oct, 14th, 1850. U7.Sw)
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LIST ~oFLETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Louisisns,
- Moo the LIST day Of October, 1850, which
pc not taken out, will Be sent to the Post Office
a. dead ~letfera.
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RUNAWAY SLAVES.

~ were apprehended near Atlas, llli-
nois, and committed to my custody.
Stephen is very black negro. about
five feet seven or eight inches high, and has lost
The left half of his upper front teeth, which he
says were kicked out by a mule, he is supposed
to be about thirty years Of age. but states his age
Ito be % years. Joshua is a likely young fellow,
about s feet 8 inches high, Of a dark copper COM
|plexiOn, sprightly countenance, and speaks pleas.
Iantly and fiuently. He says he is % years Of
Isge. Both negroes are well informed, and would
probably weigh about 40 lbs. each. Both were
Iindiferently clad at the time of their delivery to
me. They state that they belong to one William
Moore, Of Ray county, Mo-, who resides be-
tween Richmond and Lexington. That they To-
Igether with one other slave, a yellow fellow, left
home abouts month since, and that said last
Itiored slave was apprehended at Portland, Mo-,
at night. in the attempt to get into a skif to de-
scerd the river. Said slaves are now in the jail
Iof Pike county, Missouri. The owner Of said
slaves is hereby requested to come forward end
lpay all charges incurred by reason of the appre-
hension and custody Of said slaves, or I shall, on
THE 25lh DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT, pro-
coed to sell them to the highest bidder for cash
lin hand, before the court house door in Bowling
Green, Pike county, Missouri, for the payment
lof the costs and charges aforesaid.
M. OWENS, Sheriff 7. C.
Au0. 9Th. III m.--Z
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N4INENCINR3 I.


NSHE attention Of the pubic II insisee 10 the fol
Z .iaRin6 nAaainsue Of nsedicinesw hid Are kept
atthe Drug Store on Water St, LouisieR, Mo:
Wlstar,s Balssm; pain Killer;
Rodxsrss Liverwort andlBulPs Sarsaparrins;
RAJ; Is. p. Townsend's do;
Lonaley's Panacae; Bristol's do;
DR.. Jayne's Family Med IBuckhan's Hung. Bal
icineS; sam
Mofsatt's do; Smiths Tonic;
Brandreth's Pills; lRowaud's Tonic Mix;
Bragg's Dr. Mortimore's Rheu'
Smiih'ssusar coated d.; matte Remedy;
Wright's Indian Vegeta- lHamilton's Fam. Medi'
BILE Pills; cines;
Hays Linimentf for Piles; Doctor Storms Scotch
Mexican Mustan Linz Cough Candy;
ment: lMcClane's Pills & Yer
|Lindsay's N. & B. Lini- mifuge;
meni: Mag. Pain Extractor;
iFarrelps Arabian Limit; Balm Columbia;
lGredley's Salt Reumaticl Cullen's Indian Vegeta
Ointment: BILE Panacae;
In fact all the Popular Family Medicines OF IN
Idav, warranted genuine, for sale at WILLIAMS
& Co.'s Drug Store, Water st., Louisiana, Mo.
October 1St, 1850. l6-ly.
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49, 49,
BOWLLNtG GREEN MO.
tTNHE undersigned has just received from Saist
l. Louis Q large and general assortment Of
Boots and Shoes.
which he offers low for cash. His stock consists,
10 part, ofa large supply Of Ladies boots ands shoes
Of every description and quality, viz:
Taylor Ties, bound seams; Kid Excelsior & wax'd
Polka Shoes; Calf Buskins, Grained Buskins,
Waxed Polka & Grained Boots; Misses
fine kid Slippers, chiIdren's kip boots,
grained PoIkas, Tsylos Boots & kid
slippers; Gentlemen's fine calf
Morocco Boots, heavy winter;
bestkip, heavy & extra bro
gan ditto. A full supply
Of gentleman's shoes Of al descriptions, as well
a. . good supply Of brogans for negroes. He has
also constantly on hand boots and shoes made in
bis own shop, which he offers low for cash, or on
Q credit to punctual customers.
Bowling Green, NO., Oct. 10th, 1850.
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FRESH ARRIVALS
AT THE
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE.
O. 81

TNHE subscriber Is just in receipt Of a new and
Il general assortment Of
FALL and WINTER GOODS,
which he is selling At the very LOWEST Pa,cEs
for Cash. His stock embraces nearly every de-
Of STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS.
GROCERIES, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS,
SHOES, &c., &c.
He would particularly ask the atten'
Ation Of purchasers to his stock Of Hats
Caps, Boots and Shoes. Call and examine
goods aud prices.
JOHN. A. ROBINSON.
October Sd, 1850.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20
VS. Sranpret6's Oiaen.

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Semperotur bat snsn b6len @infus auf eas Btut; /;
Elm p6eIibsr gSebfs pUn elmer poni9en Su einsy
niecrrrn Didt, miro sbsn 70 natbritis fur bic Sc.
funobsit. fsn aIs pI6eIibsr g8e6ltl in Der @itte,
runa. gBenn mir 9sfunbbrt nbaIten wcIlen 70
mIfen mir, 70 pcit mir t6nnsn. aIe Grtremitdten
Usrmsircn. Seces uebermaoe pcn .Sies Oesr &itts
@sn cbsr &rinfen, trd9t caSu BEL llureiuiefst bes
SIutes Su crScu9sn; oocurb nire osIIen Circulation
fdwa6; Die wrfIi6sn &ebsus Candle wHeen gs'
bemmt une bic erits SoI9c cappn III SerfoPtuHa
Der @eodrme.
Sn oiefcm 3ulianb iinb mir in gefabr ir9eno cine
Gronfbeit Su ebalten nit Der mir IN Serupruna
fcmmcn; uno pbne nit irseno ensni 1ranten IN
8erubruna Al fcmmri, wereen mir Noptweb.
Sbwubef, Ser,brennsu, cine fauIe 3un9e. ftwa'
den Ippetit, rrbaIten; areS SOI9en Der Serfcp~
funo 0pcnn Die Cuff unrsin uuo orildene far Die
RenIden mirb 70 erfOreert es ben Sturm iie Subs'
peaen uno br 9ieinbeituno esben 81 9sben.
gBenn bic @iussmecs psrifopft fino. 70 MAIDEN
ffe ben @sbraub uOn Srancretbs p1en n6tbis, mel.
DE. ineem fie @cmmoton Ooer erIeittsrte Seps9una
perfdafen, ole Sertrcibung auer psrocrbsuen S6fte
beSwefen une bocur6 rsines SIut une @eluup,
belt ces 86rpers brtn9en.
NS Stise fbdtbare piGen finp Su taben i'm
SublObr oeS ,Ge dba patriOt" in Qusutaun upo
bel 8. ,Saprett in Guktaun.
Sanuar 3, 1850. uql3
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