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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-07-02
NEWPORT Via PROVIDENCE.
e.z.=s,, On and after June II, 1850, b fSAa
E5ss-s1stJ the 4kfaa --==A,N
19sE STEAMER PERRY, 1870 "a. Z
CAPTAIN WOOLSEY, will run between Providence and
Newport connecting twice each each day with trains Of
PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER RAILROAD,

Newport connecting twice each way each day with trains of
PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER RAILROAD,
follows
Leave Newport at 5 A. M. and las p. M.
Leave Providence at $50 A. NJ and G. Is p. NJ.
rival of trains from Worcester and Boston,
~ Passengers may procure through tickets at Railroad
stations of New York and New Haven Railroad New York;
OF Western Railroad Albany Providence and Worcester
Railroad Worcester.
FARE-New York and Newport, via New Haven
Hartford, Springfield and Worcester, $3.50
Albany and Newport via Springfield and Worcester, $50
w Worcester and Newport, iit l50
Passengers may leave New York by A. NJ train and
arrive in Newport the evening leave New York
by 3P NJ train sleep Worcester and arrive at Newport
noon; may leave Albany the morning and arrive
in Newport the evening" may sleep at Worcester
and arrive at Newport next noon leave Saratoga in the
forenoon, dine at Albany sleep Springfield and arrive in
Newport evening of next day leave Springfield at g. Is
A. NJ dine in Providence, and arrive in Newport
evening
Passengers from Worcester will take the IA M. and 10
NJ trains to avoid delay, take the IL A. NJ train and
dine in Providence. F sen
An examination Of GOdthwaes Railroad Map will clear
y show the eligibility of this route those travelling from
New York Central New England to Newport
Passengers and Baggage conveyed free of charge between
Boat and Railroad station in Providence.
ISAAC H. SOUTHWICK, Supt. P. VIZ! Railroad
Junel9. ai uata
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1T Home, s9g0iss. 'a
Oyster and Fruit Saloon Reopened.

Front ST.. ! door from Main.
TNIE subscribers have in consequence of improvements
the spot they formerly occupied removed their
vIGTUALING ESTABLISHMENT to the stand on Front
Street. door from Main they will be happy
to their ends and to furnish them, usual the best
accommodations the market affords. ~
NEW YORK OYSTERS constantly on hand, and fur
nished in any quantity to order
FRUIT Of all kinds NUTS and CONFECTIONERY of
the best quatyw always be found their establishment
ag I'D. ~ MEALS AT ALL HOURS. 51
Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto received they
respectfully solicit its continuance from their friends and the
public. Ll. ftsA SPUR d LEWIS
Worcester, May 10, ~. :a d5m
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CHANGE OF SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after June 81, 1850, b4es
TRAINS ~

leave Worcester at and II am, and 40 nm,uoi ~,
Leave Providence at 1880 and ll,30 am. and pm, III
W THE THROUGH TRAINS CONNECT at bIillyille with
coaches for SIatersvle and Nasonye at Uxbridge with
coaches for Milford and Mendony hitiis with coaches
for East Douglas and Whtnsyle at Farnums with coaces
for Grafton Centre NJ r. Village and UPteR at Worcester
with trains Of Western Il. Road and Norwich and W. RR,
AZ Whtsria win trains p NoFk epSHt Railroad for
and from Boston, Dedhafn, &c. - ~
Passengers bv the 790 trains from Providence arrive
in New York, via New Haven, the same evening.
The li30 trains connect at Worcester with the Express
The II A NJ train connects Providence with trains for
Boston, Taunton Fall River etc.
The connects at Providence with the Boston and
n Y Steamboat train for New York aA
1r The 7 80 and IL AM. trains do not stop at Hamlet.
~ The and 4l0 7. trains do not stop at Ashton or
Hamlet. ISAAC IL soUTHWICK, snpt
Was 90 1a5o III ntHt7 tt II dwn
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PUBLIC SALE.

E WILL BE-soLD AT PUBLIC SALE on TUES
IL DAY, the 9th day Of February next. during
G4ihe sitting Of the County Court, at the Court
House door, in Bow ling Green, between the hours
I"f l and 3 O'Clock of said day, TO the highest bid
der, the following described tracts Of Land, lying
in Pike county, Missouri the first containing lOl
acres aud seventy. zone one hundredthS Of an acre.
lying in fractions 2 and 3. township SO. range 3 w.,
and beginning its boundary at a stone on the town
ship line between 50 aud 90, east Of the corner Of
Joseph Obsuion. The second tract being . par'
Of the s E Or. Of sec. 10, I So. r 3 W, containing
nine acres-in both pieces ITO acres and II on"
IhundTedthS Of an acre. There are near 60 acres
under cultivation. The land Is Of an excellent
quality, we'll adapted 10 the growth of grain or
grass-ihe remainder Of said land is timber. A
branch Of The river Cuivre runs through the farm,
~afFording al all seasons Of the year all abundance
If good stock water; there /, also a never failing
we'll of water within a lew rods OF the house.
There Is on the premises = comfortable log -
dwelling house, together with o kitchen, sta Fzss
ibles. corn cribs. &c. The land is advsnta. I'LL
lgeously situated for stock raising. as an extensive
prairie lies adjoining. A good and 81 ficicnt deed
50 i'll be given 10 The purchaser. II not sid on the
above day, II "ili be leased cr rented fer one or
more years The terms Of sale are me third cash,
me third IN Il months, the rSmainher in two wears.
n. WILLIAM KELLEY.
B5ts'ing Green, Jan. 14.h, 1850. 81.
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Trustees Sale,

NNHEREAS, William Nally, by his deed,
w bearing date the Odd Of January, 1919
and recorded in the Recorders office Of Pike
county, Book X, page BIO, conveyed 10 the un-
tdersigned certain slaves and other personal prop
l,5ty therein mentioned, TO secure the payment Of
1.-TWO debts, one TO Richard Kerr and the other
ito Uriei Griffith; and whereas by the terms OF
said deed the undersigned were authorized to
sell the property conveyed, if said debts should
remain unpaid IN the lst day Of January, 1850.
Now, therefore. in pursuance Of the provisions
of said deed of trust, We shall offer TO the high
est bidder, for cash in hand, on SATURDAY,
the 18th day of February next, in The town Of
|ClarksvilIe, FIVE SLAVES, Peter, Kate, Ed
|mund. Harriet and ehild-also, Is head of Cat
lie, % head of Hogs, one bay mare, one grey
mare, one OK wagon, six beds, bedding & steads,
one bureau. one table, and five plough'.
The title to tAis property is believed to be in
'disputable, but we shall only sell such title as is
vested in us BY, the deed. ,
B. =. CLIFFORD, }
=. = All. BUCKNER, 1"
January 18th, 1850.
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"Born in q land of liberty, my anxious
recollections, my sympathetic feelings, and
my best wishes are irresistibly excited,
whenever, in any country, ] see an Cypress.
ed nation unfurl the banner of Freedom"
1t is well that George Washington, who
wrote the above, does not live in these days,
lest he should. be accused Of seeking popu-
ssrity- Of clsptrsp, demagogueism, &c. &C.,
for expressing sympathy for an Compressed
iistion."' Tie ruthless despotism of Aus
tra,l and The bloody sword of Russia may
crush the body and pierce the hearts of
thousands Of independent people, without
rebukes from some "born in q land of LITER
tE,TI--eyen women may receive upon their
persons stripes from the base hands of des.
! potishas and have their children torn from
their bosoms TO crafty the ,vindictive msl-
ice Of tyranny, and an insidious attempt be
inside TO- stiHe the voice Of deaunciation ii
these United States! But it will not avail
1.-THE people Of this country are too inteIli-
gent to be deceived, and too magnnsnimous
apd just nett 70 express their detestation of
the cruelty, murder, and dastardly conduct
OF tile iubeciie Austrian and his powerful
Journeyman throat cutter-the Czar-GBos-
ton Post. .afiai-iI ,:t3sseI -" saa1.NFl.
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NEW FURNITURE STORE.
In BarAeH's Rou, Georgia Street,
LOUISIANA, mo.
Brice & Young.
T. BRIcE. J. YOUNG.
T. BRIcE.

IV1HE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to an
Il nounce 10 the citizens of Pike and the sdjaueit
counties. that they have, and intend keeping on
hand. a LARGE s SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
!OF FURNITURE, suited tn the wants and calaci
ties Of our improving country. Our stock has
been selected with care, to " hieh We will c"n-
Istan:ly add by purchase, as well az by our rs"h
manufacture. and consists III rart ct .
BUREAU Us. plain aud scroll frOnisi
BEDSTEAES,
TABLES. .r.-
WORK STANDS, -s
CHAIRS of every description, with insng other
articles unnecessary 10 meniior. ~
Persons desiring articles in our line, would do
|" ell TO give us a call, AS We are stare they can do
better with the same monty b.. re- than by visiting
the stores Of st. Louis. RRICE& YOUNG.
p. S.-Undertaking attended to at the shortest
notice, and al reasonable rates. B&I
December Sd, 1S49.
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TFLEQRiPHlC DBSPAT@IE&
FIRE. EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE.
proaiI1,, Sunday Morning, 10 O'Clock.

PEoRIA, Sunday Morning, 10 O'Clock. q
Adissstrous FIRE occurred in a large bull,
ding at the corner O Msin street aud Prin-
pters Alley. The lower story vas occupi.
ed by VIM. A. Heron, druggist; the second
BY the Peoria Daily Champion and Weekly
Register; the rear building and third story
BY the New York Temperance House, kept
by Mr.. Decker. A tremendous explosion
took place, and in a few minutes the whole
building fell in, barying everything undef
the ruins. Mr.. J. Pickett, senior editor,
while endeavoring to save the books of the
office, was suficated and buried in the ru.
ms. Mr.. James Kirkpatrick, editor Of the
Peoria American, in attempting to run
through the alley, was crushed By the fall
ing building, and when his body was dis.
covered the brains were scattered in every
direction. No other bodies have, as yet.
been discovered. The presses, type, and
fixtures of the Office were entirely new
total loss. The books and papers of the
printing office, also Of the Masonic Grand
Lodge OF the State, were destroyed. Loss
of Champion Office. $4,000; of which 500 is
insured. bWm. A. Heron lost all his books
and a greater part of the stock. Mr.. Decker
lost every thing.
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COLLECTION OF SAN FRANcIsco.-rhe
first report from the Collector OF San Fran
cisco was laid before the Committee OF
Ways and Means in Congress on Thursday
last. He commenced the discharge of his
on November 18th, and the duties
received to November Both, eighteen days,
were $4,000; expenses in cole ctirg$lO-
900. He is paying 500, 200 per annum fol
a building of four rooms in which is trans
acted the custom house business.
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The death q George Washington La Fay
|ette, son Of General L., is announced by
from Paris. He accompanied his
father to the United States, and deservedly
shared the manifestations and regards ofthe
American; people. His dissolution took
place at Lagrange, the family seat. "
Ii George Washington Lafayette was, dur
ing the stormiest days Of the first revolution
a member of the family of Gen. Washing.
ton, by whom he was formally adopted.
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WASHINGTON, January 81

WASHINGTON, January 81.
In the Senate, numerous petitions were
presented. g
One by Mr.. Clay, asking Congress to
purchase The Mt. Vernon estate,
The Senate then proceeded to the con-
sideration ofthe Joint resolution submitted
by Mr.. Clay yesterday, for the purchase Of
the ~originai manuscript CT Washington's
Farewell Address.
Mr. Clay eloquently advocated the res
~olution, referring to the universal love Of
the memory of W Washington, and the interest
felt in America, in contemplating everything
belonging to the Father of his Country; he
then said that .:hs' manuscript was in the
hands Of the descendants Of Claypole, edi-
tor Of the "Daily Advertiser" formerly
published in Philsdelphia, which was selec-
ted by Washington to publish his farewell
address; these descendants had recently
offsredEit for sale; he has therefore though,
proper TO make this effort to secure il, for
the library of Congress.
After some interesting conversation tie
resolution was adopted s.. .... .-. s.
The Senate then proceeded to the special
order Of the day, which was the bill provid-
ing for the more efectual execution Of the
provisions Of the Constitution, relating to
she %recspture Of fugitive slaves.
Alters debate in which Messrs. Butler,
Chase and Mason took part, the further
consideration Of the bill was postponed
The Senate then went into executive ses-
sion,y after which, adjourned till Monday.
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Trustees Sale Of Real
Estate.

ID ystue and authority Of a certain deed 81
L trust to me executed by Francis Angle, Of the
county Of Pike and State OF Missouri, and duly &C
and recorded in the proper office IL
Is id county, in Book G, page III and following
] shall proceed to sell, in from, Of the store door 81
E. G.. McQuie, in the city Of Louisiana, Mo-, al
public ouicry and auction. for ready money, on the
SIXTH DAY OF APRIL NEXT, between the
hours Of 10 and 3 O'Clock of said day, the follow.
ing described tracts or parcels Of land, lying and
being in said county and State, viz:-the S W quar-.
ter Of the N E quarter of spriion No. 81, town,
ship, No. Is, range Ne. 2 W, containing % 2
Acres. more or les. Also, The S E quarter Of tie
n E quarter Of SECTION No, 30, township No. So
range 2 W.. containing 90 l ACRES, more or less.
These iracts~t together, containing FORTY SEW.
EN- ACRES, more or less, will be sold as above.
TO satisfy the demands Of A. II. Glasby, assignee
at Isaac Herrick ami F.. G. McQuie against tie es.
tate of Francis Angle, in compliance with the pro.
visions Of the said Deed Of Trust.
Jan. 9s,h, 1850. JOHN S. McCUNE.
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NO1ICE.

w take notice, that at the mex term If the eoun-
" court, to be begun and held at t e court house In
Buw hing Green, in and for the county Of Pike and
STATE Of Missouri. on the first Monday in Februa-
~, 1850, we will apply to said court for an order
fHnr the partition OF sale Of the slaves Of the estate
of Eva Willhoii, deceased, late Of said county
in Is hich YOU are interested.ss an heir and distrib-
utee. Signed, November the sS'h. l849, by
JAMES CCLTEEL, ~
administrator, and IN right Of his wife, Peachy
Culw ell, g diStTihu'ee. Re.
la" BENJAMIN WILLPOIT,
- NJ = Admir-. and dislributee.
JACOB SHROAT,
in right Of his wife, Matilda.
- Ga 80. JOEL WILLIS,
in right Of III. wife. Malinda.
WILLIAM WlLLHOIT.
December Sd, l549. (uS3 sw)
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LOOK AT THIs!

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF CO.
~ PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned have
This day dissolved Coparinership BY mutual con
sent. The notes and accounts will be left for 9
short time with John l.. Tribble at the old stand
of Tribble s. Block. Should they lot he pair
promptly. We will be under the necessity Of
handing them over 10 an officer for collection.
JOHN L. TREBLE,
.-s.. JACOB BLOCK.
Spencersburg, Jan. oath, 1850.
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Administrators Notice.

notice. is hereby given that the undersigned
L has obtained from the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Pike, letters of administration on the estate
of James w. Thomas, deceased, fbeariEg date
25th Of January, 1850.
All persons having claims against said estate,
are requested to present them within one yest frcm
the date Of said letters; aud if MT present. with
in three years from said date, they will forever be
precluded from the benefits Of said estate.
WILLIAM HINTON, Admir-
January, 18th, 1850.
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MARRIED,

On the 10th of January, by DR.. N. NJ. Bon
ham, Mr.. HENRY WARE and Miss SUSAN
By the same, on the SAM day. Mr..
ANDREW COLORS and Miss LOUISA
SCOTT. BY the same, on tie same day, Mr..
IJNO. BOWEL and Miss LYTHA ANN COW
IEN--all Of Pike county.
Also. on the 24th January, by the anne Mr.
THOMAS ATKINSON, Of Lincoln county, to
Miss LOUISA BRICE, of Pike.
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a FORTUNATE AcTREss.-Miss Cushman
is rapidly accommodating a fortune by hrr
.histornie efforts. 1t is said that she resliz.
ed $4,000 by her first engagement in New
York; $4,000 by her engagement in Phils-
delphiA, and $4,000 by her engagement in
Boston Her second engagement in New
York has, no doubt, been equally success
Iful.
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We are gratiied to learn that W. G. Mi.
nor, Esq, has been appointed by the Su.
prems Court Of the United States, one Of
the Commissioner to run the boundary line
between this State and Iowa, in the place
Of Judge r. W. Wells, resigned. This is
an excellent appointment, and, we feel con.
6dent, gives ye-y general satisfaction.-
metropolitan.
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N or G r

A LII persons indebted TO- the estate Of WIN. H
n ROBINSON, .deceasrd, are hereby notified thai
dniess payment be made by the. first Of February,
1850, that slFnotes and accounts remaining in the
hapdsaof the adminisirsiorss will be putin the hand.
Of . proper officer far collection -. sarrat.a
.sa;MARKLEY & PARKS, Adm'rs.
HJanuary 81 JR5O4-2w.
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e. ;ifos CALiroas14.-Ths Cslifornia m nj shia
iss again raging in this county, and from
we Preparation making We would not be
/, .atpFissdi if The emigration from Levitt is
larger than last North Feast Re-
'fVSeeSs ~ StS, siIari1 5uf b. M. s,f
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STEAMERS ON SAN FRANclsco Bay
There are at present three steamers ply
ing between the different ports on the Bay
of San Francisco. They are the Senator,
the Mint and the McKim. This is a very
fair beginning, and sugurs well for the fu-
ture commerce of that fine bay.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is herehyt -iven to all peron< Interested
~ that at TIE pextF F bruayy term Of the county
sourt oftPikf eoanty, Mo.s U will apply for a final
Setilsineht Of the estate Of Wilisu1 patterson, del
LANES ANQERS0NAaiA'r. "a
bee'rnscr I'm ls4&. lin ..,7r . t4w)
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STATE OF MISSOURI, IS.
In Pike County Curt, .Norember Term, lS49.
A MONG the records aud proceedings had r6 tfe
"A 9Th day Of said term Of the court, is the fol-
lowing, VIZ: -.. - '..t .- go.
"washIngt"n Watts, admir-. ofthe estaieof John
Worshsm, deceased, having heretofore flied in
this cour; his petition for the sale Of the real estate
Iof said deceased, " hich is accompanied BY the
lists, inventories and accounts required BY Law, all
of which is verified by the affidavit of said admin
1t is therefore ordered that al persons be
notified hereof, and that unless the contrary be
Shewn, on or before the first day II the %, 1t term
of this court, an order will be made for the sale
of the real estate Of said deceased, or SO much
thereof as will be sufficient TO pay the debts against
said estate; and ordered that a copy &C this order
be published in some newspaper pub Iished in this
county, for six weeks successfully.
A true copy from the record.
Attest: S. F. MURRAY, Clerk.
December Sd, l849. (n33 6w)
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What word of four syllables can be
spelled with three figures and two letters?
Extenuate-X 10 us,
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TOTHE PLANTERS OF TOBACCO IN
,-S1'l4in i. MISSOURI. 70 si.,g.hi

TO PLANTERS OF TOBACCO IN
-tI'-4t - MISSOURI. 70 si'pEshi
THE Proprietors OF the Planters Tobacco Ware
l. house, offer their third Annual Premium fol
the four best hugsheads Of Tobacco, fhe growth M
1s4s, raised in this State; the premiums to he ward
ed an Thursday, the e0'hday Of J"ne. 1850. viz:
$50 FIR the fist premium hogshead Msnufsctur.
$25 for the second ditto.
= $50 for the first premium hid. Shipping Tobacco,
: SIS tsecond' Sc - Sc ), Sc 81 ["
= Judges to De appointed BY the Planters or their
Agents, and the frenSim. paid ACCORDINGLY.
ts,Tf iss nIHOUSEMAN g. Lowry, U
Proprieiors Of Planters lob. Warehouse.
; January siash, 1850. tssS .a.,s... 81. Louis.
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I-CHEAP CASH. BOOK ST0RE.f
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
l. has obtained from the County Court Of Lincoln
County. letters OF administration on the pstaie Of
john c. Hamilton, deceased, daied the 18th day Of
December, 1S49. a.. .l7ea $50. -,
ALI persons having claims against said esiate,
are requested to present them With one year from
she date OF said letters; and II not psetf hfed with
in three years from said ds'e, they will forever be
.precluded srom the benefits of said estate. :
e. ,,.yt - ISAAC LEA. Admir-. q
Dec 3mbrr 18th iS4a. (3w)
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Lnuislana, as DEALERS
in COUNTRY PRODUCE of every discrip-
ton, and r~eesirsrs and shippers Of Produce and
Goods for Country Merchants. Their location
at the wharf affords them every facility for at
tending to the interestsoi their customers, and is
% clear saving {" shippers Of the expense Of druy-
Iage to and from the warehouses Of the city,
They will at all times give the mos, libelal mark
Jet prices for Produce, and store freight at rea-
sonable charges. They will give the ~s'ric'est
personal attention to the shipping Of produce for
warded to them, and 10 receiving and forwarding
|of freight for country merchants.
Having invested near their whole capital in
their present business, they expect 10 ihtite Gus
tom BY accommodation and advantage 10 their Gus
IomeTs.
IL They will also keep on hand At all times
a general assortment Of GROCERIES at rhoIs-
sale and retadI.
THOMAS CASH, JR., g. GO.
July 23d l849. ~
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STAPLE & FANCY
II GOODS.

EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.
My selections are Of the latest styles and If the
most approved fabrics Of English, French, and
Domestic Goods I, and have been purchased in
THE Eastern Markets at such rates as will. | be-
I~lieve, enable me TO give satisfaction 10 the closest
dealers. ~" .-..rs r.aa. b.
"Alr persons purchasing goods. in this market;
are most respectfully invited 10 call and examif1
my stock before purchasing elsewhere, and no
pains shall be spared to please them, both in price
and quality of goods. a.a
The subscriber having devoted his entire al.
to the retailing or vending az DRY Goods
for the last twelve years, feels confident he can
give satisfaction, and hopes 10 merit a portion Of
public patronage. ''s- - 20
LIE WIS ROBERTSON.
P.nS.--Most articles of understandable produce
viii be taken in, exchange for goods. ~ av
May -4th, 1919 1T. he. -'5 sr )
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NEW STORE.

TNHE subscriber begs leave to inform the citi-
zens Of Pike andthe surrounding counties,
he has Just opened in the iorrr room Of
Diapers Rop, Water sired, Louisiana, one Of
the LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE
STOCKS OF %
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spst.1ng Hs~G.

Da. q p. TowNsEND-I verify boliors yotT Ssrs perill hB bee
he r,esna through Providence, a saving by lie. have G
several years hal . bad Cough ltbscems 6ofse soi soFse. "A
last ! raised large quantities Of blood, bod sight tweatA, ad u
greatly debhItated and reduced, and did BOT expect 70 live.
Esse only used your sarnparHl q mort thne, and there h4
wonderful change been wrought il ne 0 IN NOE abs % val
ell over the city ] raise 90 blood, and my cough has hn ~
You can well imagine that ! am thankful tr thess results
IIIT % 49, = Tour obsdisna sstvaat i- ~ ~ y
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WHARF BOAT
LOUISIANA, MO.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND SHIP
PERS OF PRODUCE:

The undersigned beg leave
TO announce TO the public
that they have established
themselves permanently in
Louisiana. as
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GIRLS, READ THIS.

fca whO have pale complications dUli sysA. blS;shs, on thsfe
rnHgh skin or iJeck,es and are -out al spirits" use . hotds Q
two If Dr S P Townsend1 s~srsapsrilla Ii VIII cleanse Sou
htse1. remove tAs iTsckleSsnd hlotchea ADD give 700 ashnshpl
sparkling sye. enc spuit4 beautiful complexion-al Of which sf
% immense value to unmarried ladies'. Thousands and thousand
Of ienalS wEo wefe vested By disease. and DARK about the sys.
are now " the ~euioynsns of s~Geellens health By nsHS III
remedy
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Spencersburg, Jan. oath, 1850.