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Democratic banner., 1850-07-22
THR WaQlS ACADEMY

"ANlNG been engaged in conducting The
above Academy in the city of Louisiana,
for two years, and now having received Gusta-
vus H. Thayer as a partner in the school, ! deem
it proper to say to the community, that we are
prepared 10 accommodate 100 scholars, of both
sexes, in the following branches, and at the fol-
lowing rates per quarter Of IL weeks, viz:
The lower English branches, SO so
English Grammar, Geography, Writ
Ing, w
Latin, Greek, German. B 90
Algebra, Geometry, Surveying,
(TheOretical and Practically,
All branches Mathematics, 90
Philosophy mental & NATURALLY
:. Chemistry. Astronomy, & Rhetoric, 90
N. B.--The third quarter in the present year
will cammence on Monday. the 18th of July.
JOHN B. WOODS,
GUSTAVUS H. THAYER,
90 Joint Instructors.
July 18th, 1850.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
r. EAL ESTATE.

IN pursuance OF an order Of the county court Of
= Pix county, Mo-, dated the 9Th day Of June,
1850, ! shall on the
l2M day Of .6ugusf merit,
and during the session Of the county court for said
county, proceed to sell on a credit Of 10 months.
to the highest bidder, at public auction, before the
court house door in said county, all the right, title
and interest Of the estate Of Stephen Stemmons.
deceased, in and TO the following described real
estate TO wit: W 1-a Of The N f quarter of section
10 in township 81, N r. W., containing 80 acres;
and the Ia Of the N E Or. Of the same section,
township and range, containing so acres; and ais"
20 acres on OF III. .ssst end Of s E Ia Of the S
W ~ OF section 10, IN township 5e range 3 West;
the purchaser will be required to give bond and
two good securities for the payment of the pnr
chase money. JACOB CROW,
Admir-. Of estate Of S. Stemmons, deed.
July LET, 1850.
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AUGUST ELECTION.

- We are authorized to announce JAMES
|C~LAaxsoN. Of this city, as q Candidate for the
once Of Coroner ofPike county, at the ensuing
August election. [July ~, 1860.
~ We are authorized to announce JAMES w.
BEsHEARs as q candidate for the office of Justice
OF the eaunty court Of Pike county, at the next
August election. fully 18th.
IS We are authorized to announce HENRY L.
WELLS az candidate for the Office of Constable
|ol calumet township, at the ensuing August cleo
"on' [July 18th.
u We are authorized to announce HIRAM G.
EDWARDS as a candidate for the Office of Justice
'ol ths county court, at the ensuing August cleo
''on' fully l, 1850
ASHLEY, Mo-, Sd June, 1850.
EDITOR bANNER-Dsar Sir: You will please
announce through the medium Of your valuable
paper, the name of Mr.. WEsLY ScoBEE as a can
oloate Tor Constable in Cuivre township He will
make an able and efficient officer, and will be sup
ported by MAyY FRIrNps.
|. ~ We are authorized to announce THOMAS
bERkLY a. a candidate for re. election to the office
Of County Justice, at the next August election.
We are authorffzedto announce JOHN Price
as a candidatefo for reelection TO the Office of Justice
OF the Peace Of Buffalo township, at the ensuing
August election.
u We are authorised to announce Joux YOUNG
as q candidate for the Office of Constable of Buffalo
township, at the next August election.
u. We are authorized to announce JoHN C.
MAssiE IS a candidate for reelection to the Office
Of Justice ofthe Peace Of Buffalo Township, at the
next August election tmay eth
LOUISIANA, Mo-, May 18th, 1850.
Mr.. PIcKENs-Dear Sir: In your paper of last
week I see a communication, signed "Many Vo.
tiers" requesting my consent to become a candid.
ate fortae Office of County Justice. desire to
say in reply, that if it be the wish Of my fellow
citizens to have my name again used in connec-
ton with said Office, I shall not refuse my con-
sent, and if elected, will discharge the duties
thereof to the best Of my ability.
Yours, respectful, VIM. KELLY.
Il We are authorized to announce MATHEW
CIvEHs rs q candidate for reelection to the office
Of Sheriff Of Pike county, at the ensuing election
in August mex.
II. We are authorized TO announce MAsrEN
Fl. ARTHUR Is Q candidate for the Office Of Asses-
sor Of Pike county, at the ensuing August elec-
ton. Tma6.l
Il We are authorized to announce THOMAS
CASH, Jr., as an independent candidate for the
Sherifalty Of Pike county, at the next August
tma6.1
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Fer the Banner.
M. Edtor--Sis: ! wish 10 say through the
medium Of your paper, that I am an ~Independ.
ent candidate for q seat in the lower branch Of
our next Legislature, and tina, ! win as soon as
practicable, and upon all suitable occasions,
make known 10 the voters Of old Pike my views
upon all the political topics Of the day. and that
are likely to be acted upon BY our next l.gisla.
ture.
Having long since been known 10 believe thai
Porty organization. and party nominations were
attended with anti. Republican consequences
that the tendency Of which wa. 10 keep M
strife for the interest Of party. and not for prin.
eipie and the good of the people. win supercede
the necessity Of any farther apology for thus an.
nouncing myself a candidate.
After giving to the people Of the county nv
views upon all the questions that NAV be arita.
ted in the coming canvass. ] shall rely upon their
and integrity to give me a name,
such as my political rrinoiples deserve-wheth.
er it be Democrat. Wing. Free Soiler, or Multi
fer, is not for me to decide.
Very respectfully yours. &c..
WILLIAM ENGLISH.
Louisiana, May Sd, 1860. Soft.
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WILLIAM A. Z s
ENERAACoMmussloN MEnC,..x1,

No. II Locust rsA besoeen Main M. and Jsr..
Saiss L6ais, Missouri.
HAS on hand al extensive stock Of p;..A-,
snd 81 Louis manufactured articles. son,;ss.
ing in pan Of the following, viz: 'H''s''
5000 Boxes Window Glass, assorted size, hes. ,,..
Add csaptry brands.
400 " Asserted Anthsearies & Grocer, c,.,,
ware every variety,
2l00&Kegs Nails, RradI spikes and f.n.. N.,.
Pittsburgh asd Wbeeiing manufacture.
$50 Tons assorted JuaiaiA Iron,
400 Packages Shoyels, Spades, Forks, Hoe. and
Axes-PittsbuAh make.
1900 Resms crown medium a9d double crown
Wrappi rPafg.
300 Reams assorted sizes ~ Printing Paper:
500 Improved Peacock Piosghs, Pittsburgh make.
ALSO
Pure White Lead, Salamandss Fire Proof Safes.
Painted Buckets and Tub, CcttnH, Yarn,
~ Paste Boards, &c, ect.
All Of which, with many other Htcles, viii be sold
at factory prices, freight added. Merchants are
respectfully requested to call and CSamiHs stock
and prices. WA. NELSON
Agent for thsuanufa' lursrs.
July 1874 1850.
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Capt. Taggarfs Patent Flying Mach
SnsA SaecesgfuL-At Lowell on the 4th,, al
Ar. H., Capt. Taggsrt made a balloon as
esasion with his flying machine attached.
he vas up one and q half hours, travelled
about ssyenty-fve miles, and showed him
eel evsr Drscut, Tewksburry, Haverbiil,
Rsading, Aadsvsr, Danvers. Ipswich,
Georgetown, lawrence, Methuen, Salem,
bsd other towns. He also, vent some DIS
tanos to sss. On his way back to Lowell,
ss Middleton, the geering to bis flying
machine broke. Had n6tfhis accident hap
Rs1sdshs would have landed In or nsar Lo.
VEL, whsreshe started from.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-22

H.Every family should at once procure a bot
To- Of the great Arabian remedy for man or beast
called H G Farrsll's Arabian Liniment. It ALA,
the most intense pains in a few minutes, restore,
the ~synovial fluid or joint water, and thus cures
still joints;i Il penetrates the flesh 10 the bone, re-
LAKES contracted cords, cures rheumatism and pal
tsied linhs Of twenty years. standing; also tumors,
sweiied seck, enlargement of the glands, and is
inc pest ssseicine for ailments of cattle ever dis.
covefso' esfsng sweeny, spavins, spIint, and all
eAsss wssca require an external application
Democratic banner., 1850-07-22
Louisiana, May Sd, 1860.
MISSOURI

srA 5.ss'I y MISSOURI P,se. IS.
In Pike Circuit Court, (sitting as a court of chan.
cery) April tsrsa,lRAt.
Almond T Vaughan and the heirs Rrco,,roo;.
Of Horatio 7. Kent, deceased, fc ,x.cntior
Compliments, VS.. "a of a1rus,I
Thomas w. Thruston, Defendant.
1T appearing to the court that the said defendant
L il not q resident Of this State. il is ordered that
he be notified, by q publication In some newspa.
per printed In this State, that the complainant
have fled their bill setting forth that in 1870, de-
PENDANT executed q deed Of trust, constituting
Robert W Wells trustee, and authorizing bin to
sell certain town lots in the town Of Clarksville,
In raid county, and apply the proceeds to the pay
ment OF q certain debt In said tfust-deed men
noned-owing BY said Thurston to one John Ew.
ing! and alledgine that said Ewing has transferred
nIs interest IN said lots to saidcomplainsnts, and
Prkying ior the appointment Of @ trustee in place
OF sara wells, (who, they charge, has refused to
|act and for specific execution bf said trust; and
|t 10 further ordered that this CIDER be published
eight weekss uccessively, the list insefiioht to be
at least four weeks before the nexfstsma 81 tktef
court, to be held on the lst Mos1sy at z<senHesI
next, at Bowling Green, In ssid ccnutNyet%stthI
tlme and place the said de,erdest . pqnestedtot
appear, and indefsuit the bill ssp6e 70, rnascon'
iessed, and 3 decree susersd ecordlng to the
prayer thereof.
Atsue espy from the RECORD.
s Attest: JAMES M. MARTIN, Clerk.
&c FAco, s'ctr. for coupfs.
May Goth, 1850. 6S.6w.
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Dasngniahed Arrivak.-The steamship
Wdshtngson srrived at New York, on the
4th inst, bringing as passengers G. P. r
James, ESQ, the popular novelist, and lis
family, and the Count and Countess Dem.
bsnsfi, The son and dsughtsr.in-law Of
Gen. Denbsnski, the distinguished Hun
karisn General. They reportthat Kossuth
viii cone % the United States 90 soon as
he L permitted to leave the Turkish do.
miuions.
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Granville, Mo-, May 2, 1850.

Granville, Mo-. May 2, 1850.
Mssrs. Ediiors:-You will please announces
my name in the next number OF your paper, a,
an independent Democratic candidate to repre-.
sent this county in the next Legislature.
At the proper time, and upon al suitable coca.
sions, I SHALL present to the people Of the county
q full expression Of my sentiments IN relation tc
the various topics that may be seitatsd during
the canvass.
Il i. snficisnt Tor the presepfA observe. thai
in thus presenting myself to the people Of the
county. ! have only exercised q Alright common to
all free American citizens, and one which has
not been surrendered into the hands Of any mar
or any body Of men.
Very respectfully your on. strvt..
TIC. FAGG.
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A SuGGEsrroN.-At q meeting Of the
Sons Of Temperance, Canada, a few days
since, a young man, in addressing the Ia
di. Q, said:
"Let me urge you, ladies, one and all,
to countenance any young man who
will not become a teetotaller. would 81
beg OF you to advise the young men to
become Sons, and il you eonnot accomplish
this, make fathers Of them"
Democratic banner., 1850-07-22

FROM H CANARY IsLAHps.-The latest
news from the Canaries is brought by the
brig penus. Capt. SouLE. She left the is
land on the 18th ult., and arrived at Savan.
nah on the Cd inst. In Fortuvsntura, there
would not be pound of barilla or of any
kind Of grain this year. The season for
is two months past, and every thing is
up. There is a great scarcity of
water. There has been no rain for more
than a year.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

All persons indebted to the subscriber,
for Goods, are hereby notified to conn for
ward and settle the same without delay, as
l am compelled to close the business Of the
concern Immediately.
JOHN H. SHEPHERD.
Louisiana, July 18th, 1850.
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d5-Late foreign news by the Europa,
Says that the King of Denmark will abdi.
cate, and that Prince FREDERICK will Is.
pouse the Duchess HELENA, and under the
influence Of Russia will ascend the throne
|of Denmark.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-22

a5-A sealed casket, delivered By Coz
rHE in 1927 to the Government Of Weimar,
with ap Injunction not 10 unsesl Il till 1850.
has just been opened, and found to contain
The correspondence between GOETHE and
SCHILLER. Those letters will Immediately
be published.
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Final Settlement.

notice. Is hereby given, thar the undersigned,
~ administrator of the estate of Susan Ferz1xon,
deceased, late Of Pike county, will apply at the
next August term of the said county court for .
final settlement Of his administration on said es
tate, when and where all persons interested may
attend if they think proper.
July LIST, 1850. JOHN ALLISON, Admir-.
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LIvE.-Look not mournfully into the
Psst' It comes not back again. Wisely i'm
prove the present; il 10 thine. Go forth TO
meet the shsdowy Future. without fear
and with q manly heart.-lLongfeMw.
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bill has been introduced into the Con-
nseficut Legislature. providing fer the fine
crimprifonment Of clergymen and masis.
tFstes, who shall unite white with coiored
pessons in matrimony.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-22

The silver plate captured in the
.B6.sIllon Of Gen. Arists, at the battle Of
1eseca de 10 Palms, has been given up BY
une American authorities 1t Fort Brown
.no sold, a. per order of Gen. Arista, for
'.ne benefit Of the Mexican soldiers woun-
!dsd in the engagement.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-22

Happiness is a bird that owns no csge but
kbe bosom.
Indication and industry are two thing.
found united.
The jealous man poisons his own ban.
|quet, and then eats Of it.
He who is reckless Of the future, mus
have bad q desperate past.
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and 9th.
' ers Interested in the estate of Robert Jones,
that l took in charge the estate Of said
deceased on the 2lst day of June, 1850.
All persons having claims against said estate arr
to present them within one year from
the above date; and IT, net presented within three
years from said date they will be forever preclu.
ded from any o. the gbene6ts Of said estate.
H. 9. EDWARDS, Pub. Adm,r. Of
Pike Co, having 10 charge estate r Jones, deed.
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The HARvEsr.-Accounts from all parts
OF this and the adjoining counties concur
in representing the wheat harvest as of
the most abundant and luxuriant charac-
Her. Alton Telegraph.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-22

The most Extraordinary discovery in the
World a. the great dr0bian Kennedy
for Man and Beast!
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE ia hereby given, that the undersigned,
, administrator Of the estate Of Joseph White,
decd, late Of Pike county, will apply atthe
next Aug. term Of the said county court for a final
settlement ofhis administration on iaId sstate. when
ana where all persons interested may attend ifthey
RICHARD WHITE, Adm.r.
June 18th, 1850. Nv
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CASTOR OIL, Sweet OH, spts. Turpentins,
tsPS.l WILLIAMS Drug Ssoss.
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Just Received and NJ sale, 100 sack,
1ss aoth. THos. clsH. in. q CO.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-22
THE TRIIII \ q.
Mineral Point, March %. 1850.
a ert. E.a E'5zRac.

The recollection Of last year induces Us
to say to those persons preparing to leave
for the Gold Country, who know them
selves to be IN or debt, that we are IL
hopes that they viii not 50 far forget them
selves as to leave without first settling
with the printer. We have already quite
as large an interest in California as We
wish to have in this wav, and We fear that
that interest Is likely % be in no way ii,
rninisheI the present season
Quite favor Toald be conferred uPon
us. if others also. not troubled with the
"yellow fever" would call on Is and set
tie as we need money very much CT t.
speak plain, We caHl2. c2lI1sRs lie IA
buuc unless we can c5lect enough to buy
paper. We hope this notice vii be sulH-
Client
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-22

A large meeting was held IN Milwaukee
on the evening Of the 18TH inst, for tie
purpose of expressing d.sa2prab2tion 70
She new Liquor Law Of It's STATE, i
committee vas appointed = draft res2lu-
tons. who reported a series corcho3 IN =
bitter language as tler could command
not only against the Law bat also against
the course Of Hon J B. sgtru 81 t..ay
Senatorial district. VINO IS sad 70 have
been tie author If tie offensive bill Tie
Hall in which tie me sing was held. land
over which the Mayor F tie city rrss.3eJ)
was decorated with a painted Ekeaess Of
Senator Smith. aad also Of \ II B.elteld
a German opposed to the mob-with
his heart coming ounblood tr.c,,liug down
his body. livery appropriate device fer the
occasion = b burned in eff = during tae
proceedings" Tic resolutions we're pre-
ccded by the following preamble
..TIHcscgs. at the last Session Of tie
Legislature Law has bce4 passed called
an Act for tie Sale Of Sa.r.tuoU- II
quors7 whch I.aw has been enacted N d.
rect eoGtrav .tioa. and a.a.al. tie ez-
pressed will eff the citizens 81 lt..HaaEec,
IS wei as against a..tae prime le- oE jas
tice and c3aa. rights
Now. Is matter q coarse f this II
any other Law j. not in aeear3a1ce with
the wishes q the citizens of Milwaukee.
"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-22
Si,aIi Gen. Tarlnr he aIStainal.

In other words shall CaIioria be admitted
-shall he doctrine If sie al ainistraiion an"
Of Mr.. Clay, that f,celom is now the Supreme
law IN The Nea Tcaitor;es, triumph under me
auspices # taosewho proclaim it; shall Ne"
Mexico continu+ to be preserved against tn
cupiditv Of Texas; shall that declaration q.
the special dezsage. that Congress has rien'-
r. mower 70 legisIate over the territories b,
affirmed.
Gen Taylor and his friends are exertjng all
their energies on tae affirmative side IF THESE
Questions. Those who seek 70 overthr""
or ernba7rass the Administration. are Praetl-
,alIy enlisted III the warfare f.r the triumph
fehcse who shut the door + the Union on
California, unless she allow her boundaries
to be cut down by the slave states, or unlesa
she first plant the cancer Of Slavery ia her
own hosom--urlessS she comes numbered
with manacles and chains.-N0rthera ". -
S'ute journal.
We believe that Gen. Taylor will by sas-
tanned. The wise ana the good in all Prats q
the Union are with himr His policy Iayf&nr
stated in his California message, is in all re-
spects enlightened and patriotic. It's only
surprising that opposition = the admission q
California asa state, should come from some
quarter. Such opposition must be unaTai"g'
for it has nothing ofjustice or equity to rest
on.-.3N. Ire Jonr
It's a duty of The West as Wei as ;he \or;h
to sustain Gen. TayIor and lis administration
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-22
ra-rn.rs ghnnll Take Newspalers.

a ilt ,d ui on :, who's bu7.ae.a had &C
,,.~io "a ham Ia travel good deal ftft4h'iy ~
IN cuua5es west tiii.. eXrfesses i"n'i a, !" =
,u,-.t 10 II i5ci that many, ev~n rich i''
mas 80 rot ii k-',l,vsf HI'r. it fo7d 5 =
0H- o. :,,o structs of tie sale - i"g~' 81 me
ist-i and if.fe-f f! / ID ,t l-2 crrt> Ter ! u'
.rt rttf profit vueu Two crnls Ini-t iiiV
.,i Il gnt uSi aS readily had rot thr ''5"f'
'uitr. y i-s.,r ,ut 'ii fie sf"ie at q hi-
Is. H. said l,,. ai douh-S ami We lii.V'
- M L.. flIat hundreds OF taTntFs VIII tins
a~oa lose "unugl 10 rIls way 10 pay H., T.
..nd news paper as lnnL as thrF 'l't- "
tat '."jp 'evlruL sorry that msu ARE 20 >h"r.
.1ifsd ven il rrgusd 80 their f"ctriS - wei
thu Improvement oft!se!r U'l''ti7 tui 4" e
ont iunw huf ID j. wrong 30 he sorry. lar d
i -Hci tiui' aul they hardly d. c W pity Tor
n-~es sicii tlev ntal,e 30 rfi"u 10 "Trri.-
Nrw%nau, IS H:vr done more Ter me people 30
ibis C'uat.y than can he estimated am y. t
rhrrs are taou-..d > &c full grown m@n WHO 90
..t Sc them, At aIl except hy GLANCE. ! "a
!tgr uuio.iJy were as Indifferent ard 50 old IS
ih.s W Should Hnr pc uhavathe i~vrl OF Mex
lcnn~-ar,t become eutj~ct to poh'rnl "ad
l:ier roturs. vvlo !iv upon ignur"nCc md
c.rda'ity .-S!cte :S,nErei.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-22
FIG office.

"a Office IS hereby given that shall
4y on taesecord Tuesday Of April next
selling at t. e Courthouse, Il
tie village OF Mineral Point IN the Coun
~ Of Iowa and State Of Wisconsin. At pub
&c auction. so mEcn OF each tract OF the
.olowng Ge.cIib 4 lands as sail remain
IN raid on tat day as may be Lecessars
for the payment Of the taxes interest and
charges thereon. Said sale TO be open be
tween the hours Of o'clock III tie fore
aoou and four O'Clock in the afternoon Of
each succeeding day until all stall be sold
JOHN McNAIR.
~ o,a,,rs. 7 ~ TI-Iv
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-22

L1T1oE Or EELv RgvIzw.-We
Aave received the Januarv number Of the
American Edition Of this valuable Qaar-
ta-.5, Bat few publications stand as high
il aaE country as this ana 1e consider it
war:ay u all the favor it receives.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF DR..
ROGERS SYRUP or l. VERMONT x
TAR into 81 Louis. several Thousand hattes
have been disposed If. with a guarantee that
every bottle should imFau relief in all cases
Of Coughs. Colds, CONSUMPTION. tcndeHcies
sc. Out cf this vast number, there is hut
one instance of filure. For particulars of lis
effects. see advertisement in another column.
Solj b. i Roa.t', iaes5i Point.
+ BIj1iey. .ia-eyl'o.
Davis Evans Nrdscvi1lc
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-22

II IS stated ~ tre hate intelligence from
NtNlco' mat Santa Anna was expected short
y to arrive n that country.
The New York herald., 1850-05-08

NAVIGATION OF THE Sr. LAwREvcE.-Sir Henry
Bulwers letter to Mr.. Secretary Clayton discloses
the policy of Great Britain, with respect to the ex-
tension of her commercial freedom to the river St.
Lawrence. 1t is step, however, which the Eng
lsh government reserves the right of taking back
ward well as forward, not being quite sure that
they will be able to yield such privileges for any
long period. Much will depend upon the operation
Of thi. arrangement. The English are a loyal
people, and it is always safer to concede to them,
in commercial matters, too much than too little.
Great Britain oaly preserve her colonies BY
liberal measures Let her colonial commerce.
thrive, and her colonial disafiection viii cease.
People care nothing for politics beyond the mere
commercial considerations. When men are pros
porous they are loyal.
The New York herald., 1850-05-08
MAILS FOR EUROPE.
-~S~>oS>~~~~~~~~O>>y,.
TIL + w E Il KY HERAL

The steamship Cambria win leave this port st
noon to-day, for Halifax and Liverpool Her mails
will elose at half past 10 o'clock this morning
The Wssiy H.,aid viii be published at O'Clock this
nsrnipg. and will contain all the interesting and i'm
portant news of the week
The New York herald., 1850-05-08

ena tGd testimony 10 that Of the IN ftituse Ia
hNer ore ~ TIE sreses rOmeHiee iayrs,cd In sny
sfe NcIser 20 slptsens Cod Liver OIL Casdy The vcise
~ ne ftlt tbIttaea seetnsnd for tie article wnteh
ttess tiai itt All oher mcoicues fully
riutt " cur orsrence and observation, We mcss
iesr seunnsra all Who are harrassed ~ cough cold OF
a., cler uff conIiaint, noshar else but THE
ftunnt rtfafscn, witch is prcurAe az the prime pal
ssTrt' Nc III o~sry, price 1c rsr Jsksse. aas Of ts
dtEesis generally tHIost tEout tae Iritsi s-stea
The New York herald., 1850-05-08

Celas hsfcu-si Affections, sun joints Erupasas Of zb
sir, ke-E J. Csrruii's Msdicel-d yap.r sad suirhu
nsths q bsrclay street, highly Recommended by Drf
he. Stetens hoNevsn. Boyd Smith. Dixon, hiIett, sn
other eminent Thysicians
The New York herald., 1850-05-08

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The New York herald., 1850-05-08
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lated her sps, starilg thc foot Of Roberses
street tuthrr at tie foot of rontsr~ Hast
infs bohts Ferry Tarryto~n. kyaeh ard
ring passengers A.-t their prioe Yonxers
Genus, sbs tse other landings In preportion.