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eeiyed he following explanatory communicative
Ma. ECIToR aOues 10 your paper smo1g he con,s,a'
p4ird Improvements up lowe. The proposed erection u
rev Church Ettce, q Second avenue -Four.
--erLs- The bf-rerd Cougfes anon worsni ping IN Rv
ngiol-t d Which Dr. Asa D. Smith pas.0r psss.d
1eso1uoc lasg Suicleg IA. and The
>rcot avenue, rsiere1ee % any connection with
7lef CnGfea o. SOC ely -f ayPonted Committee
pm concerning site Oosain subscriptions kc iBoyt1u.
.s oota fom the Braiaer3 All sixt-sG Cnarcbes have
sloscrsc ior IL erection q he Church p0rOu Of th
renbeTs oylh Of tie Brsinsrd ard sixtn-s CONGREGATION
Sk-st Churches vii BE- eOnpsraiiysiy extreL ane boh
merged IN ne new cornecnon, Of which Dr. smith vii be
&c Pastor YERlTAs
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RThe dea;h Of John II. Barber. ESQ. for MANY
yexs sdor ssd proprietor Of tie yscpsrt m Nsyr.
a egIa. gov n 10 ssh ysar--s sanoanssc he -
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mRTHPLAcE on WAsHlsorog IRyIyo.

We very willingly give place 70 the following
'A'eHeni relative he actual locality Of Ifyings Brh-
place Il Williams H. article, wa.eh reference =
made, he matter given lie benefit Of The existing
douots-giying only The probability. We arc glad " End
lPog - good authority that % ugle oul Of liz
1eys NEw.YoRk Jan. n ls5o.
kfi,oTs 81 The Iytbsasln perusHg your article IN yes-
ief1ays paper N City Improvement nonos that yOu
'sposs ne spot where he sores erected 10 b.
ma where WAsHsSSrcS fEySG was born Please yermii
ne 10 correct yo1r s4tsment sud place 10 definite form
nAfe ne fr.iaDe altconiy " esr from Nj IrsnE N
ny Possession, 10 which he seys.
~ spo ~hsf. -ts oosn hs ,ls 4 Wan
'-ri iof % - soo<r q Fsfon oecu1sa Wa
nstsa st9fss."
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NAvAl.-The U. S. sloopcswar Marion. Cen
rsndsr olspdy bound 10 the Esst lnsiss sssd ~ S''
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BLriNoas. Wednesday. Jan so--5 ? u
Toe Nal has Ia ei from beyond =arannsh
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IsrsNvs Bass, PoUcHss, Lose "Aoss|
corlsrd-st manufacturer, has large s'oes -
aSsfsl TO California and other expeditions !,
ugix very durable, and Cor sale q rs&s fs'~ "a
Old prieaA Made under ryeF 4 Helms fsi0-
CANNED Rabbsr, fee from lesA ard sslphes' sA1
vii nos eseons suG By age. Maze Of 10 v" Ss y
upon sasA aruclA end wssrssts4
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coss sn.Los-Pre,ssls ina fneros ns Dc =
eorns and ounyona Or. LITTLEfifLo' Ok 70 -
vented simple conuivsnee u his sair'S' aAs
~h.eh rhis pressure and friction are removed ~
% parts unaffected. TIE invsuucn bss Fo'e,
.seeessfaL Sold al Dr. LIS oesee, d ExeAsHss'
"a steu.ds
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GREAT Success OF FLOATIS0 DOcK,.-The pub
.c here has long been aware Of he triumphant sue.
VI .oang DOcSI bat IaOs remarkable instance d
their efficiency and power exhibited b. toe Flosnng Dok
~l.ch holding ine immense steamship Arctic, 800
burden Ugh aad dr. Out Of receive her
copper Il well worth visit Of al VINO tass interest
such 70 and this triumph 4 American ne.
clsuica IN lie Construction Of 10th ship and dock
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q We w0nld ca. the attention Of our readers
~ 81 Advertisement 10 another column u nyenrO0
called the Bel. Telegraph patented BY Gen T. J. Ms
4eft Il adts essentially t.s quick .nd
1c1yu between The Pct aHd engineer board Of
boas which - necessary 70 he safety II tlnsn n-
ald j. considered decided improvement no Oh meth
~ 10 has aso teen most al auisg sOusy Introduced a.
he uss Of hotels snc tel yhcuses d0i1g away VIII ie
Old mciloc u large IumeF 81 bells IN liz Ocs show
~ "a Indicator -1s number Of ths from winch the bel
= pulled The priLeip. employ Al ths power Vi grsyA-
nouuO srrA1 being used-it being amost impossibiy
Tor The machine 10 Out u order We informed thsi
N ZONE u oar SUPERB toases up town nc Telegraph
hes been p and Is pants recommend em very n g
y lie Factory = ~ Ofeenwieh, eor.sT " besch.
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MAGIC HAIR DYE.

y FsALoss wonderful improvement % o'.
or ~h.sksrs, tie nousnt 10 sPpned' ~iiso-'
ice hair OF skin Il can - washed lnEea1A1g
disturbing he color, and Las no bed od@.
or sold whol<ssis and retail, at PHiLoSs, W
sornsr Of Dsy-st; price VI lIse sze, VI ~
Copy the address
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CoNNov CcvNoIt "A Intellectual a,teny, =,
made 70 obtain quorum as, evening 'of the pg-pSs
Considering ihe proposed ncw Charter ior he Clg
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p We are requested by tie publisher 70 state,
for ne ssacu0u Of sgoscnoers thai NJ saysgss Lsys
OF o.. Fa,hsfald7 VII be ready By lie lot Of March
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sELLINO OFF AT COST

~ The sloek Of Books, s,sionsry and FsDsJ ~
l75 Broadway, corner Of Cortland Of will " soA =
reserve I'll ee-i. % close tis concern.
BUCKLAyD sJszl
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coxSs-Prsuian Shell, Open, Cam PsHsrLt
aides are invited 10 examine he new sJls AZ - [
premium Combs. very besgufai Tes s'sor@11
largest and mos, complies in The ely. ia" res
s,na1ne,, = conp.s,s assortment ofFreres Co1's''
Z b. QUIMBY. SoS1 sfosss,,
a. fs "a door shove ~
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

Ponx.-This article, we apprehend, this sea-
son. u Be a source Of considerable revenue and
mott i cur farmers, who are fortunately sup
piled with . surplus.
How. the market has opened at this place, we
arc not as yet perfectly advised, though there are
psrhaps, numerous purchasers among the mer'
chants. There have been but few sales here
thus far, and those probably Of small quantities
The weather discontinued unusually warm, ant
consequently little or no slaughtering has beer
done.
Prices abroad, however, indicate much higher
figures than it stood at last season, and the prob
ability is, that the demand will be much greater
than the supply. Hogs are thought By nanyi'
Be quite scarce in the country generally, which
may have resulted, to a great degree from th'
low prices ofthe last season. A large number
dAsgs were then fattened, and the demand be-
ing slack, the farmer failed to receive remnne
rating priees-but il is likely to be very differ
ent now. Those who have, may calculate. conf
IDENTIFY on 4 fair price.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04
Sale DF mFs1 IN IOTISIiNl.

mn SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of Deesmbernext
u I will offer f~orsale, ct public auction, before the
the following valuable real estate, consisting q
Lots and Blocks in the city Of Louisiana, to wit
Blocks numbered g. So, So, 81 and n, each con
tanning eight lots. Also, Lots numbered 126, lS2,
|l35 and 136-makiug in al fofty-four lots.
Terms made known on the day OF sale. Thu
'ptoPerty viii be sold in lots, and now is the time
for bargains. Those desiring Information in re-
gard 10 my title papers, win call upon J. B. Hen.
|derson. VIM. READING.
Novenher 18th. ls5O.-aw.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04
Great Extravaganza.

IN Have Just received and am now opening = ncS
L and splendid assortment Of FURNITURE
COMPOSED Of Dress and plain Mahogany and Wal
nut front Bureaus; low post and t6as'er Bedstesds,
cane seat, French and common Chairs, Work
Stands, wash Stands asdC candle Stands, Lounge.
and Mattresses, Presses. Rocking Chairs, Cribs
and other articles too tedious to Hshfion. which
" i'll sell cheaper than Furniture ever has beer
sold in this place at regular business.
Please call at the old stand Of Briee & Young
IN Bartlett's Row. on Georgia street. and jndgs
for yourselves. Leave yonr credit at home, and
bring your money or produce, and / will insure
you a bargain.
Old furniture repaired on reasonable terms. d
new made to order. J. YOUNG.
Louisiana, Nov. 18th, Is5O.-1y.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04
AMERICAN HOTEL,

On Viins STREET. bsfpesn JAain & Second, s.: Louis
The above Hotel, rebuilt, thorouehly rem
ssz ovated, re6ited, and furnished with entire
Glhew furniture, with large and .eonvesiene
additions, ~as opened BY the subscriber tos fhs
accommodation Of transient and peruanenteeerd-
ers. or "Wednesday. the l6t6 q ssFetnee..
centre Of tia most extensive merespt3s portion Of
the city, and equally convenientfo the Leves.-
The house, with its new additions, contains large
and airy rooms, sufficient for the accommodation OF
two hundred guests, with dining room Of suticiens
size to seat comfortably the abos6 humber.
It il the determination ofthe proprieior, to make
Il EQUAL in every respect to any house In the city,
and hopes by the ~stfictest attention 10 the best In.
teresss Of His guests, to merit q liberslshars Of pat.
nis iy. GEORGE WOOD.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04
ST.LoUlS MARKET
ST. Louis, Dec. End, 1850.


Tobacco--Sales o: o hhds. lugs and ship
ping leaf on Monday, al prices ranging from
Sc 50 TO So 10. :
Hemp-Sales for the last three days en-
brace 300 bales, principally in lots from
store. at prices varying from $ss 30 to $ss
go. @
Fluhr-Ssles of $500 bbls. country, at
from IS % to 81 so per Dbl. according to
Extra city brands. 81 70.
Wheat-Receipts light. Sales on Thursa
day at the MiIler's Exchange, of4l4l sacks
from 81 to 7S ents.
ST.. LOUIS SrocK MARKEr-Nov. Both.
HOGS-The weather has been more ia
'vorable for cutting, and operations although
limited are slightly on the increase. About
1000 head have been slaughtered during the
past week, principally for two or three hon.
.ses. Yesterday we noticed the sale of 27O0
head heavy at Alton, for packers, in the
southern part Of this city, at So so round
|equsl to SO 81 l.2 on the spot: in addition
to this sale We hear of 700 head yesterday.
dividing on 200 lbs, at$36z i.2, and a small
bonus-equsl to about So 69bi and 1000 head
yesterday and to-day BY one purchaser, at
So 62l-s. averaging something oser 200 lbs.
The number in the pens at q late hour this
evening could not have exceeded 1000 head,
not a lot Of which was for sale. Buyers Of
fer So 50s3 60 l-2 for NJ. I hogs, ard wsfe
they in the market, several Thousand head
would be Immediately taken at these rates.
CATTLE-Supplies of good end prime
continue small, and all arriving are readily
taken by butchers and shippers at prices
ranging from SO so to 81 80 per 100 lbs.
SHEEP--Rather scarce and in demand;
fair at 81 81 l-2s$l 30; good aud 6ne l Is
a$2 per head.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

IL very great revival in religion he's bOer
going on for the last two weeks at the NOis
Creek Church. near this place. The meeting
has been conducted by the Rev. Jas. F. Smith,
Rev. A. D. Landram, of this place, Rev. T. T.
Johnson and others. During this time. eighty
one members have associated themselves viii
the Baptist Church. BY immersion. A shor
time since, a large number were bsptised ant
became members of the al Church at Bufslt
Knob, in the lower edge Of this county.
At Rsmsey's Creek, as well as at this place
the Christian Church, or Reformed Baptists
have enjoyed the satisfaction recently, Of having
many come forward, renounce their sins ant
embrace the truth. These thugs will speal
well Of the morals and religious habits Of ou'
community.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

R-Never neglect to read the advertising
department of q newspaper, if you would
know where to lay out your money to the
best advantage. Competition is at its height
and those who have snythipg worth buying
at good bsrgins always advertise. They
know it il q sure way to do a brisk and pro-
6tabk business; and BY selling quickly, they
srs enabled to sell. chesply. Keep the rur
Of the advertisements. Sometimes the pIics
Of q whole years subscription 10 saved By
looking closely ovsr the advertisements.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04
IN THE PIKE CIRCUIT COURT, MISSOURI
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1850.
SEPrEMsxR 10th, 1850.
MARY HocKrSs, Plaintiff, Petition

SEPTEMBER 10th, 1850.
MARY HocKrSs, Plaintiff, Petition
vs.. Tor z
HuMPHREY HocHINs, Defendant. Divorce.
NOW at this day appears said plaintiff, BY her at
N torney, and the court being satisfied from the
affidavit herein, that sais defendant il q non.resi-
dent Of this State, it is ordered BY the court, that
said defendant be notified Of the commencement
Of this suit, the object of which Is to obtain . di
Vofce from the bonds Of matrimony heretofore
contracted between said plaintiff aud said defend.
ant, and unless said defendant be and appear in
this court; on or before the third day Of the next
term thereof, TO be begun and held at the count
house in Bowling Gfeen, in the county Of Pike,
on the first Monday Of April next, and answer said
plaintiffs petition herein fled, according to law;
the same will be taken IL confessed; and the court
order that a copy hereof be published for eight
weeks successfully In some newspaper published
lin this county, the last insertion to &c at least four
weeks before the next term Of this court, until
(which time this cause Is continued.
A true copy from the record.
Attest: i'm. MARTIN, Clerk.
N. p. MINoA. AIRY for pl'f.
NOVEMBER 18th, 1850. tSw.)
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04
Come and Settle Tn!

|TAE notes and ACCOUNTS of WILLIAM EN6LEsH,
l. and also those of THOMAS BarcE, have been
placed In my hands fot collection, and If not speed.
lily settled, they will be put into the hands Of an
|ohicer to 30 collected by law. Cost can be saved
lbs calling and paying up
October 18th '60-SW JH HENDERSON
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04
ADMINISTRATORS Notice,

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the undersigned
IN has obtaised from the Clerk Of the county
eouri ofPike county, letters Of administrations Cd
the esssts of Granville Cothron, with the will IN.
nexsd, bearing date November 29th, 1850.
AL persons having claims against said estate,
are requested 10 present them within one year
from the date Of said letters, and II not presented
within three years from said date, they will for.
evss be pssciudsd rem The benefits Of said estat6
JAMES P. BENNY, Admir-.
Dessnber 4h, 1850. Sw-
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04
Administrators Notice,

NOTICE Is hereby given to all concerned or IN.
~ ~terested, that the undersigned has obtained
letters Of Naturalization on the estate Of Joseph
8. Craven, deeeeeed, late Of Lincoln county, Mo-,
from the clerk Of the county court Of said county,
dated on the 18th of November, 1850.
All persons having claims against said estate,
are hereby required 10 exhibit them for allowance
within one year from the dale Of said letters and
II the same are not properly exhibited within fhrec
years from said date, they will be forever barred.
GEORGE NULL, ADMIR-, =.
Of Joseph s. Craven, deceased.
December 4h, 1850. 3w-
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

Perilous State efhe Sugar Crop.-Th.
resent heavy frosts and chsngeabls wealth
or have damaged the sugar crop, we fear
very seriously. From Q number of com
; m~unieations on our table, dated O. points
above and below the city; We gather moth
lag eonsolstory, but on the contrary, We are
induced to believe this great interest Of oul
State Tor The present season, If not also fol
Ehs next, Will suffer very heavy loss, per.
in som cases, irrsparabls injury
. IN. O.Trus Delta.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

1--WE call attention to the advertisement Of
joseph Richardson, to be found in this paper
He has got up on Main street once mere, WHERE
he begins to feel like himself. He has q splen'
did. assortment Of goods, and is determined to sci
them any how. Examine his assortment an
give him a call. You will find him the sam,
odd Dick" polite 81 dancing master, clever
every inch Of him. and pretty a. ever,
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04
Look Here, Farmers!
L6Ak fN YAnF IHfAReAtI

Lick to youf INTEREST,"
'1TNEN thousand grafted Apple sci0b& trtfeipa!ly
l. winter fruit, bat Including v~arisdsS ifem thS
earliest tn the latest, aud aaxb 6alvfafs ave seea
+.nccsssfullv cultivated ir tkiS climate. fnr sale ~
=! - T, STkRKE BROTHERS,, r
|. 9 miles west Of ChRhsysnss iha efhfeA south q
Louisiana. Pixie eoaAss Ma. Psiee1o cents.
OeeoSsr IS, fs6o-aA
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

s~e PRINTEas' LANGuAeE.-Dvery pEofes.
r.. sioasl trade has its technical terms. and ol
- course the printers have . esnsll smattsr.
- ing which ID intslligible only to the craft.
: Tie following 10 . spscinsa; but II DOM
s-s=dsean, however, % much % Il would seem
70 The uninitistsd: 'Jim, put Gsneral Wash.
ainstoa on ths gslley, and then anish the
s~a~snurdef u that young girl you commenced
- yesterday, Set up the ruins Of Hsrcnlsae.
pm; distribute the small pox. You sssdn'i
fBish the runaway match: have the high
wstsy ia he paper ths week. Lst the pi
Sleps till rstss disnsr; put the barbacas e
'sasseEesS aa&thss gs4sfib dsvi, and he vii
4sh you sbeut tie work n The meFniBg.n
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04
WONDERS HAVE ALL CEASED!

WONDERS HAVE ALL CEASED!
TIME subscriber takes this method Of inform
ing the citizens of Louisiana, and Pike
county generally, that he has located himself al
the store house formerly occupied by DR.. Wise,
one door north Of O. G. Tinker's which he has
|re6tted, and filled with . choice selection Of goods
Of all qualities and descriptions, such As
Prints. .Aipdeas, .Mossiin Dsls;as, Marines.
Gingham's, Ribbons and Flowers,
Hats, Cops, Boots, SAoS.
&C., &C., &C.,
and I would say to Democrats, Wings and Free
|Soilers, that The time has come again, when the
winds Of the north snd the pistlsss storms Of
winier will sweep in ell -thsiss fary over the
land, when the hBman body Win Sequire protec-
|tion from the chilling embraces a old Borsas;-
you will therefore End il to your advantage 10
call at my store. where you will find the most
splendid and fashionable assortment Of Clothing
ever offered in this city,
-c CONSISTING Or
OVER COATS, DRESS COATS, SACKS,
PANTS by the hundred, VESTS by the
load, POCKET HANDKERCHlEfS,
COLLARS. CRAVATS. WOOL
LEN SHIRTS, SUSPEND
Frs, &C., &c.
The subscriber, thankful 70 this community for
their ras, liberal patronage. hopes BY strict At
tentisn and fair prices, q continuance Of their 70.
|vors. j. RICHARDSON,
Main street, Louisiana Mo.
December 9Th, 1850. ly--
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04
Land Claims.

+ D. HENDERSON, OF Louisiana, will attend
To all claims entrusted Tn his care, BY those
entitled to bounty land under the act Of Congress.
Sept. 18Th, 1850, granting bounty land
to the soldiers Tor their willows or minor children,
of 1872, and the Indian " ars since 1870.
d. HENDERSON.
November 18th, 1850.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

~. The last number Of the Columbis
Statesman informs rs that the State Uni
versity Is 10 9 very fourishing condition.
The number Of students already in attend.
.oeeis one hundred and four, being more
than at any former session.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04
wanNEsDsY:MoRNINe, DECEMBER 9Th.

0r1 rupnclrIOs DAr.--In order to resume
sar former day Of publication, our paper will ap.
pear .sain on Monday next. after that time
/, viii Be published a~rcutAnLs on every Mon
day morning.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04
FRESH ARRIVALS
AR THE
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE.
@ q

THE snbzctiberi is just in receipt Of . sew snd
L general assortment IT .
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
whieh.he is selling at the very LOVES PlicEs
for Cash. His stock embraces nearly every de-
.crivt,on Of STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES. HATS, CAPS, BOOTS,
SHOES. &c, Be.
He would particularly ask the alten-
Ation of purchasers to his stock of Hats,
Caps, Boots and Shoes. Call and examine
goods and prices:
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

- P.ssEnrs.-ssvcrel presents have been de-
ported at this Office, for the author Of Job Man
tle,' among which is to be found q box Of thu
most splendid regalia cigars. They are goot
we know, for we have tried them, and unless b.
calls soon, the thing will be up. They are to-
good TO last long. Come on Job and get them.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04
Final Settlement.

NOTICE 10 hereby given, that the undersigned.
N administrator Of the estate Of William Gwinn,
decd. late Of Lincoln county, Mo-, sill apply at the
next February term of said County CouTt, to be
begnhand held In Troy, 10 said county, on the 2nd
Monday Of February, next, for q FINAL settlement
lof his administration on said estate, when and
where all persons interested, are notified to at.
tend. WILLIAM YOUNG, Admir-,
with the will annexed,
December 4th, 1860. 4w-
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

Professor Webster's Eamiy.-Tbe Bos.
ton Times says: The report that this M.
fortunate family had gone to Fsyal is incor.
One Of the Daughters only hss left;
sidow and remaining daughters cob.
fiuue 70 reside 10 Cambridge.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04
RExTAURAr, AND GOOD DRINKING.
Come Gentlemen, Come!

4 LII persons indebted to E. NJ: Bartlett; OF
"A Bartlett and Bhckhsf, are exhoftsd once
more to COME forward and settle mp. ami com
peeled to have money, snd these notes sGd ac-
counts II not settled very soon, will be placed in
the hands Of IN officer.
j. b. HENDERSON. ATTY.
September 23d, 1850.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

MARRlED--In Calumet Township. Nov. 2S
by Rev. ]. Mulherin, Mr.. Albert Howard ant
Miss Emily NJ. Shelton, all of this county.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

DINE Shingles and Dress Trimming Ribbons
/ also White Lead by the key cheap. at
LUCE / MURRAY.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

TENTS Dress Coats, Grindstones, Frocktees and
u Sacks, for sale ut LUCE & MURRAY'S
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

MATER PROOF BOOTS, Heavy Brogan., and
Ladies' kid Gators, in great; variety at
LUCE B MURRAY'S
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

1VANTED-An kinds Of Produce and customers
W at LUCE & MURRAY'S
November 18th, 1850
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

Jenny LIND Horse Collars & Trace Chains,
j pine tubs and willow baskets. at
LUCE MURRAY'S
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04
WINTER

WINTER GOODS.
4 UCE & MURRAY are now in receipt Of . full
- stock Of m~ercsndixe, suited to the season.
MOTTO:
L. WILDE undsrsold BY no house In Pike Co..G
November 18th. 1850.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

GOAL LEATHER, also calf aud kip, at
y LUCE & MURRAY'S
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

WINTER Proof Campbell's hair Over Goats, also
u superb article Of Maekinaw Blankets, COM
mon do. and pilot cloth Coats, cheap for cash, al
LUCE & MURRAT'S.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

IL. The late speech Of Col. Benton has
by no mean given Subtraction to his re.
maining friends in this region. His eva.
sions 10 regard to the fugitive slave law
have at length produced unpleasant susPi'
cions in their minds; and the most intelli.
gent and prominent among them very en-
phstically declare that il his course at the
approaching session of Congress is not di.
rectly in favor Of Law and its principals,
they are done scihhim!-[Hannibal (MO.)
Courier.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

II At . festival, Q pretty Miss waited
upon an editor to e pie plate Of antique
manufacture, in the centre of which he Is.
pied the following couplet:
"One sweet kiss,
Is the price Of this"
This excited his naturally amorous dispo.
%sition, and as soon IS opportunity presented.
he motioned the young lady to his side. end
pointing to the lines, said, "Your pay is
whenever you present yo,ir BILL"