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STATE OF MISSOURI, | &C
County OF PIKE,

In Pike County Court, august 1914, 1850
HOLOMON HUGHLETT and Isaac J. King,
~ administrators Of the estate of William Will
lis, deceased, come and file their petition for the
sale of the real estate Of said deceased, which Is
accompanied by the lists. inventories and 40,
counts required by la@, all Of which /, verified
by affidavit: it 10 therefore ordered that all per-
sons be notified hereof, and that unless the con-
tray be shewn on or before the frst 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
of section one, T. 81. y. r. 4 west, Of the real
estate Of said decedant, or so much thereof 81
win be SUFFICIENT to salty the debts against the
estate Of said decsdsnt; and ordered that = copy
Of thi. order be published in some newspaper
printed in this State for six weeks; the last in,
sertion 10 be at least twenty days before the mrs
day Of the next term of this court.
A true copy from the record Of said court.
Attest, 3 r. monNA C,s'k
J September Cd, 1850, o"Io'
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Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and 9th.
IN ets interested in the estate of Roland Met.
ford, deceased, that the undersigned has obtained
from the county court Of Pike county, letter: OF
administration on said estate, bearing date 18th
August, 1850. .
All persons having claims against said estate are
|reouested 70 present them within one year from
the above date; and IL not presented within thre
yesrs from said date, they will be forever pfeclu.
Ided from any Of the benefits Of said estate:
TIVIS MEFFORD, Admir-.
sen;efnber Cd. 1850. 3w13
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Magee's Liniment.

I'm offering this valuable preparation TO the public,
l the undersigned r. we'll sWaFe that he will have
TO encounter notOnly . strong prejudice againstAH
patent or s'uuivenai' medicines, bat that his fnd.
|ment will have to come in competitor with many
valuable and longer established preparaiiohs-
But he fearIessly enters the lists of those who are
engaged in preparing remedies Tor the ills Of hu:
man life, with the confident belief that nothing
but a fair trial is wanting to convince every uD-
|prejudiced or even preindiced mind, that this ini.
ment has no superior, ifsn equal, for the euro Of
various diseases for which he rec it,
He has been for several years engaged in the pFe-
'~paration of this valuable medicine, and In I'D.
'miDiStering il TO his afflicted neighbofs and friendss
but not until recently. and AFTER many solicitations
from those who have tried its efficacy in the ale
Walton and cure of distressing Affections, has ths
proprietor beeu induced to prepare il for sxtensiss
sale and use smong mankind. He has no patent
for the invention, but would canton those Who
would wish TO be benefited by il, to purchase none
but that which j. properly stiested ~ Genuine;
which will be in all cases accompanied by the
h~attering opoinions formed Of IL by many pessohs;
this preparation has been styled.
MAGEE'S IMMINENT OF LIFE.
This Liniment il unsurpassed FOR the cure bf the
following complaints, 10 Wit. Sciaiic, or Hipjoint
White Swelling, Rheumatism, EFysype.
las, Ring-worm, T:tter-worn: and al diseases 9f
the skin; swelled joints, and all in6amatory swell-
Iings, ulcers, boils, scald- head, barns and scslds,
scrofulous disease and kings evil; and in short, for
every disease where any external application can
afford relief. fthas cured diseases which seemed
almost mira culons, among which are snake bitee,
cholic, modification, palsey, inhamed kid
itch, &c. &c. It would require too much
room 10 enumerste ell the curss for which It has
afforded relief, or to give minute directions for eve
Try case, but In general, observe the following
DIRECTIONS.
Battle The parts well with the Liniment two OF
three times q day, ~steaming Il with q hotiron when
practicable, or heat it before the fire. Keep dry
much as possible. For some diseases, . particular
|a~tentIon 10 required, and the use of q ssFve ipfs.
pared BY himself, called MaRee's Saive No. 1.
E. DRAPER & BROTHERS, General Agents,
Louisians, Mo-, to whom all applications must b
made for Medicine or agencies.
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STATE OF MISSOURI, ! sc
County OF PIKE,
IN PIKE COUNTY COURT--AUGU ST'
18Th. 1850.

IN PIKE COUNTY C0URT--AUGUST
18Th, 1850.
T is ordered that there be levied for the i'm
provement of roads during the present year,
tax equal to fifty per centum on the State taxi
and that every person against whom a poll tax is
levied. may be discharged Of the zane by two
days labor; and that all taxes levied for the i'm
provement Of roads, may be discharged in need
.lul lsbor atthe rate of seventy. FIVE cents per day
that every overseer Of roads be allowed one dol
lar per day for his attention while in actual ser
vice as such overseer; that it be the duty Of eve
Try overseer whose district is not furnished with
"a plough and scraper, il in lis judgment they
be necessary, TO buy one or more, which he Is
authorized to pay for out Of any money in his
hands belonging 10 his road district: 1t shall
further be the duty Of every overseer tn notify
each hand in his district Of the implement TO be
used by him at the time he may give him notice
to work any road, and to work all roads in his
district at least twice a year, viz: once in the
spring and once in the fall; that every overseer
may pay for labor on roads in his district q sum
TO exceed seveniy-fvs cents per day for q
good hand. seventy.fi five cents for a yoke Of cat
tie. one dollar for a pair Of horses or mules, two
dollars for a team Of four horses or mules, and
three dollars for a team OF sig horses or mules,
and fifty cents for a cart or wagon. That all
persons will be liable for the payment Of their
road tax in money, on failure to work the roads
in his district when once notified to do sn by the
proper overseer; and that no hand be allowed
pay for a full days work, unless he meet as early
as eight o'clock in the morning and work until
discharged by his overseer in the evening;-and
ordered that a copy Of this order be published
lin the Democratic Banner and Louisiana Record
Ifor four weeks.
A true copy from the record.
Attest. s. F. MURRAY, Clerk.
Sept. I'd, 1850. 4w13.
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STATE OF MISSOURI, I IS:
Cousr1 OF PIKi,

In PIKE County COart, august 21A; 1850:
II n accordance with The provisions Of a special
act for said county, entitled "Ah act TO Is:
tablish a Probate Court in the county Of Pike,
approved March 6, lS49." 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 subject at said election
voted for said Act: Il is therefore ordered that
an election for Judge Of Probate be held for said
county, on the first Monday Of Noyetaber next;
and that q copy Of this order be published in the
Democratic Banner and Louisiana Record for
our weeks.
A true copy. Attest,
S. F. MURRAY, Clerk:
September ID, 1850. 4wl3.
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WASHINGTON CRY, Aug. 25, 1850.

DEAa Sra The New York Evening
POSI-, Of the 18th instant, contains q letter
from this place, which concerns me, and
which it is right that / should notice, to
prevent my friends from being led into any
mistake or doubt with respect to my future
course. The letter says that the democrat
ic party intend to start q new paper at this
place, IN order to re.organize the party, and
to support me for the Presidency. The
Post very justly remarks upon this commu-
nicstion, that Q paper started to support any
particular person for the Presidency, can
not be the organ Of a party, but Of 40 in
dividual, and could do no good; but agrees
that q new democratic psper ought to be
established here. These are my own opin-
icns-s new paper for the party, not fer an
individual. Gen. jackson was never more
right than when he warned Mr.. Polk against
bringing Richie here, and foretold the ruin
of the party If he did. Every days eKps.
rience since he Yves brought, has confirmed
the truth Of that warning, and if he remains
here We shall be ruined, and shall again lose
the Presidential election, and shall deserve
to lose il, because we know it. But my OBJ
isct in writing this note was to notice what
concerned myself in that letter to the Even
ing Pest, and to tell my friends what they
ought to know, that they may not be mis-
Jed BY any report. The new pa
per, Il one IL established here, 10 not to sup
port ne for the Presidency, or for anything
eIss. This I have told my friends here
and those zho know me, know there il
nothing more to be said on that point; Sc
that the letter to the Evening Post, 80 fai
% il concerned me, wasdsad here before j
Wa known in Missouri.
The election Of Senator 10 considered IL
the hands of the Wings and n~ullikers, enc
the report We have here 10 that the lattel
viii Join the former, and electa Wing. i
20 il viii still be q victory in behalf Of the
Union, and will show that Missouri will NO
Heo-operats'' With other siaveholding State
In estahlishing 9 Southern confsderscy.-
Il viii also Gssorf the party, snd fix ever!
marin his right placs.
You have done nobly in St. Louis, cit.
and county, and have deserved success
you have nct commanded IL, and hsve en-
spFsd il for the next time. You have snow
that the antics are q small minority, no
Q 9Th of The party; and Of these, ] n
tssd there efe not above ohs hpHaFss an
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained from the clerk Of the county
court of Pike county, letters testanentary on tne
estate Of Tyree Martin, deceased, bearing date
Sept. 18th, 1850. n
are requested to present them within one yea
from tie dats of said letters; and If not presented
within three years from said date, they will forsv
ar be p1ecluded from the benefits Of said estate
JAMES MARTIN, admir-.
Cat oad. 1RS0.
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FOR SALE.

THE property lately occupied BY me in the town
L Of Bowling Green. The buildings are all new,
and In good order. There ere 26 acres Of ground
all in grass, attached to it. Also 40 acres ll.2
miles from Town, in timber.
I will also sell 500 acres Of fine tobacco land in
Lincoln county, adjoining the lands Of Maj. Clark
All Of this properly willbe sold on accommodate
ing terms.
Enquire Of N. P. Minor, Bowling Green Mo-.
or A. II. BUCKNER,
No. 80, Chestnut st., 81. Louis.
Sertember 18th, 1S50-lw.
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Administrators Notice.

notice. hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED
~ has obtained from the County Court Of Lin
coin County, letters Of administration on The sss
tate Of Benjamin Kennion, ST., deceased, dated
THE 18th day Of August, 1850.
All persons having claims against said estate,
are requested to present thu b within one year from
the date of said letters; and If not presented with;
In three years from said date, they will forever to
precluded from the benefits of said estate,
WILLIAM KENNION, Admir-.
Aug. e8ih, 1850. t12 3w)
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Guardians Notice.

JOTICE Is hereby given to all persons inter
ested, that on the Goth day Of August, 1850,
I was, by ths County Court Of Pike county Mis-.
souri,, appointed Guardian Of the person and e.,
tate Of Elizabeth Killebrue, a person OF un:ound
mind all persons having claims against said es'
tate, are therefore required to present them with
in one wear from the date Of said appointment, OF
they may be precluded from any benefit Of said es'
tate, and If seid clsims be not presented within
three wears they will be forever barred.
JOHN SHOTWELL, GUARDIAN.
September 18th, lS50-4w.
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VALUABLE LUMP OF GoLD.-Messrs. Willis &
ICo. of Boston. have received by the Cherokee, a
single lump of Gold quartz. weighing twenty
four pounds, worth about $1,000. This extra
ordinary specimen has been purchased BY q re-
turned Californian, who intends to exhibit it in
this country. It is said 10 be the richest mass Of
Its size that has ever yet been discovered.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has obtained from the County Court Of Pike
letters Parliamentary on the estate: OF John
Mulherin, bearing date August 18th, 1850.
All persons having claims against said estate;
are requested 10 presentthem within one year from
the date of said letters; and if mot presented with:
in three years from said date, they viii forever
be preeluded from the benefits Of said estate.
JOHN D. MULHERIN, Exr'.
Cont 9 1950.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the underslgnsdl
Il .dministratcr Of the estate Of isaac Lard, &c.
ceased. late Of Pike county, NO, WIN sppsy =. !.
al ..tt,ement of bis administration on said es
|tste. when and where an persons interested an
to attend. ,,opr Adu,.
september 18th, lsSo-fF'
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Come Gentlemen, Come!

A LII persons indebted 10 E. NJ. Bartlett, or
n Bartlett and Buckner, are exhorted once
more to come forward and settle up. am CON-
peeled to have money, and these notes and &C.
counts if not settled very soon, will be placed in
the hands Of an officer.
J.. B. HENDERSON. ATTY.
September Odd, 1850.
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fornia. He advocated the bill to prevent
the snticing of slaves from their masters.
The bill TO preserve peace with the Indi-
ans in California, was passed,
The bill to suppress the slave trade was
read q third time. The question being
taken upon its passage, Mr. Benton briefly
addressed the Senate.
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EIED--In this city on the 2sd inst. Sarah
Augusta, infant daughter Of James A. and Helen
g. Pickens, eyed 9 months and IL days.
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washington, Sent. l6.

SSHhs
HousE.-Mr. BAYLY, from Committee
on Ways and Means, reported a bill to Gre
ate the Office Of Assistant Secretary Of
State, which, after debate, was referred to
the Committee of the Whole.
Pending the debate on the bill to give to
Arkansas certain swamp lands, the House
adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Is.
SERATE.-After the morning business,
the bill to settle land titles in Oregon and
making donations to actual settlers was
taken up.
Mr. YuLEE moved to strike out the section
making donstions oflands to settlers, which
was debated at length.
The bill reducing the minimum price Of
lands in Michigan and Wisconsin was pass
ed.
MI. Walker moved to smend the section
proposed to be stricken out, by inserting q
provision establishing the homestead ex-
emption-lost, yeas 3, nays "A.
The section was then amended so as to
grant land to al future actual settlers in
Oregon who shall settle there priorto March
4, 1853.
MI. Mason then moved to strike out the
provision extending the benefits Of the fu-
ture.donations Of lands to those foreigners
who shall have declared their intentions tc
become citizens. Lost-yeas 20, nays 25
The bill vas then ordered to third read
ing.
After considering the amendment grant.
ing swamp lands to the States in which
they lie, the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-The bill enableing Arkansa.
and other States to reclaim their swamp
lands was amended and passed.
The bill granting the right Of way through
the public lands, to connect Alton and
Springfield, by railroad, was passad.
Mr.. BowLIN reported q bill giving alter.
nate sections Of land to Missouri, for 8
railroad from st. Louis to the western limit.
of the State, which will ultimately connect
with the Pacific.
Mr.. Gilbert introduced Q bill to establish
light houses, beacons. &c., on the coast oil
California, and for survey o fiber coast and
harbors. Referred.
Mr.. G. also introduced q bill for the
payment to California Of a~llimposts collec'
ted since the treaty and before she became
State. Referred.
The bin to abolish the slave trade in tn.
District Of Columbia was passed-yeas ia
nays Al.
The Senats's bill granting the right o.
way and donating lands to Illinois, Miss
ouri, aud Alabama, to aid the building o.
railroads, was psssed-yess, l0l, nays %.
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Pine

4 FRESH SUPPLY Of Wisconsin Pins
a Lumber, assorted, asd any quantity fehin
9is1, for sale By LUCIA MURRAY.
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CERTIFICATES.
WHITE SWELLING.

DR. JoHE MAsiE. Sir: This is to certify that
my son was taken with the white swelling, and
your Linimeut hos cured him in . short time
The disease was of a years standing.
JOHN C. BOWLES.
Pike county, Mo-, Feb. 23d, l84s.
This was a remarkable case, and excited much
wonder in the neighborhood.
RHEUMATtSM--CRAMP CHOLlC.
DR.. John Magee, Sir: This is to certify that in
the year lS48, / was taken with the Rheuma-
rism in my shoulder, l applied to DR.. John Ma.
gee, and got some of his Liniment and applied
it ~ my shoulder three times, and il was entirely
easy. / also state that / had a negro taken with
Cramp Cholic, and l rubbed him with some
|of your Liniment, and before we were done ba-
him. he said he was entirely easy. ! also
applied it TO one Of my sons in the same condi-
tion, with the sam effect. ! believe it to Be
one Of the best Lihiments now in use, for all sorts
Of Iisings and %fellons.
THOMAS ]. AYRES.
Pike county; Mo-. April 24th, lS49.
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Sun Pain of 10 years standing cured By H.. G.
Far1eWs .Hrabian Liniment.
Mr.. H. G. FARRELL.-Dear Sir: / had been
afflicted with the "Sun Pain'' forth last ten years,
and could never get relief except by bleeding; but
.by the use of H. G. Farrell's Arabian Linimeut.
applied over the temples about three Or four times
q day, it was entirely. removed, and have fell
nothing Of il since. went into the stable one
night, 10 apply it TO u horses sore leg, and being
very lame he stumbled and fell aga inst my legs,
crushing and bruizing them so badly that they
turned black a. my hat, rendering them powerless'
u applied your tibiment, and was well enough in
q few daya to 90 about again a. usual. also
|erushed nv finger in q shocking manner, by lettina
a backlog fall upon Il; your Liniment soon healed
It up, though. ,r, =, ,,t
La Sale precinct, Peoria co. III. Feb'y g. 8 4
Beirare of Coantertsits.
The genuine article il manufactured only by 4
IG Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and whole
sale druggist, No IL Main street, Peoria, III, T.
whom ali applications for agencies or purcha''
must be addressed. ne sure you get It with to-
letters Fl G before FarrelPs, thus-H & FAR
lRELLS-and my signature on the wrapper; al
Others are counterfeits. For sale by
+ E WILLIAMS, Louisisna!
H BLAKESLY B. CO,
Wholesale Agents, st Louis NO..
And regularly authorized agents all over til
United States.
N B. The public are particularly cautioned 3
temperance, called w B FarrelPs Arabian Lini
ment, and which this imposter calls the "origins
land true ~article.o Look out for this spurious mix
tutr and be not deceived with Il. Remember tha
all the genuine article has the letters HG befor
IFkRRELL's.
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II G. FARRELL'S genuine Arabian Liniment
n is a most extraordinary medicine, the truth
of which is placed beyond doubt by the Vast sales
of the article, and the many cures being daily per
formed by it, which previously had resisted al
other medicines and the skill Of the best physicians
in world. II is composed Of balsams, extracts and
gums peculiar to Arabia-possessing, in concsn
|iFated form, all their stimulating, Anodyne, pene-
trating, u~nctuous and revulsive properties, and
the same which, ages ago, were used by the Sons
OF the Desert with such miraculous success, in
curing the diseases Of both man and beast.
Read the following Remarkable Cures. uhicA
should Of Themselves place
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H. G. Farrell's Arabian Linlment
Gnr hemonh nnM n;milnr remenn-

far beyond any similar remedy.
About a year and a half ago, . swelling appear
ed in my wife's stomach, gradually increasing in
size until it became as large As my fist, and so sore
that she could not bear the least pressure uPon Il
without giving her extreme pain. ! got the ad-
vice Of our best doctors, and they differed in opin-
ion about il; some said it was an Ague Cake OF
Enlargement Of the Spleen; some, that it was m
Enlargement Of the Ovares; and others said it wa,
q Tumor Of the Ovaries, and could not be cured
except by cutting Il out. In this critical situation.
was persuaded 70 try II. G.. Fa,elp. Arabian
Liniment upon il and strange as it may appear.
upon the third application she began TO improve,
and has continued getting better dairy, until now
n. M,C0NNELI.
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Peoria, March 9Th lS49.

Peoria, March 9Th l849.
The Opinion Of an Old. Experienced and Seien-
tjfe Fdrria.
wAsnISoToN, Iowa, June 26, 1649.
From the speedy and permanent cures. both on
man and beast, which your Arabian Liniment is
performing, ! DO not hesitate TO pronounce Il she
Great Remedy of the Age. have p~racticed doc
toring horses for these twenty years, and have
tried all the various liniments. ointments, &C. SO
much pulled up in the papers; but ] must say that
H. G. Farrell's Arabian Liniment exceeds any
that I ever made use Of. By its use, / have cured
Sweeny and SPAWN long after they had been pro-
nounced incurable, and have cured more than
fifty horses this season with your Liniment, EN-
braaing every shade Of disease, from scratches
and bruises up to SPAWN, Ring Bone and Sweeny'
1 can also bear testimony OF its good effects on the
human system. l was confined nearly all last
winter to my room with Rhenmatisn, and could
get nothing to help me, until ! commenced the use
OF your Liniment, which entirely cured me.
l. VIZ. r. GRIMES.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
E(HERD * MOORE

FEVAKE great pleasure in saying TO their M
Ia merous friends aud the public generally that
They saved nearly three fourhs, d have received
large additions since, to their stock. Their as.
sorment is very general and complete
cling every article suited to the present season,
They can be found at present at the well
known stand of Weaver, MullenN Co, sosh
side Main street, where the attention of buyers
of bargains is particularly invited. Those whS
wish TO exchange Cash for Goods will find it.
their interest, to call and examine their stock and
prices.
DECHERO d MOORE.
Nav lst lS40. 29-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
SPRINGS.
w, A. II.

YUvHE undersigned offers for sale the tract 0
"a hand ON which hp resides, containing $40
acrrS. one haIi tine prairie, the other black post
oak ard hammock land. situated IA miles weM
OF Columbus, in the Mayhem Prairie. There i.
$50 acres in high state of cultivation, first
rate Sin hnpsc h3rse am, All! c"'to" mess, a
good .,,s dwelling and comfortable out houses,
there is also fine aresian well atioding 40
abundance Of good water at MI seasons. This
plantation lies Immediately on the road leading
from Plymouth to Starkyile in the eastern edge
of the .Mhew Prairie eonvenenito navigation,
and has what few other places can boast of--sa
outlet to AN ineyhaustible range for stock. i,
can he divided into two good settlements and
| will sell either or : or including ali the I'M,
proyements or the whole for ( in hand. and the
balance IN one and two years without interest.
Persons wishing to purchase can see the propr'
etor on the premises or II. s. Taylor and John
+. Ridley, Columbus Mississippi, who will mos
fully describe the properly.
WELLS A. THOMPSON.
March 81, 1879. ". Mayhem Prairie.