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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-01
The National Nh,ss.

EtfHsoVts Horrt, sept. 20, $50.
Ma. BrSrrrr:-Tn the Herald Of to-day you do NJ.
uotchks Of stueben great Injustice and being unin-
tended your part pen this note TO Get both you
and him right In the premises. In your editorial
the late wing state ventop, you say that the de-
lgate- who voted for the posiponemept OF the Duer
,soutiops the abolition sctionis and those
In the negative National wings" You are probably
right In placing Mr. Hotchtiss's name urhs list OF
those Who voted In tho Affirmative on the oton to
postpone remember he gave one vote-snd only
one vote vas the Question Of postponem but,
save this he invariably acted openly aud fesriesly
ton and when the address shsll appear you viii nnd
his name attached 20 IL. Mr.. II. has been Of
the most reliable vhss Of steuben county and faction
abolitionire him than u can the whole
vhig party. trust you will make the a-eni> hsrers
BE to MT H., Who ~ we'll ss his vhig friends In steu
ben will be greatly chagrined to find him class-d With
the sbotionists q the late extraordinary convention
srEUBEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-01

Posr OFyIcg OPERATIONS. The Postmaster
General has established the following new Post
Offices fer the week ending seg'e ree, q 1850
Hibsrnis, Dutches.co N. ", A. u. Merritt Sears-
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Passed msashipmsn Charles Dyer.
Nsw Yosx, Sept IS, 1850.

20 rHK rDIros rsr nskAlp.
Permit me, through your columns, 10 recall 10 the
minds Of many the memory Of IN ofncer Of the navy
who lost bis life In the humane and gallant s.np. ~
save the lives Of Others aud 10 rs.eus them from What
TO him must have appeared certain death
alluds 90 the loes Of Passed Midshpman Charles
Dyer, Jr., who persisted the Bar Of Pensacola. on
the ed Of August last, and, With his sompssions
found vatery grave His noble qualities end-ared
him TO all thss knew him. Amisbie, brave and gene
rous accom- plsed 90 an s1cer he leaves behind him
many recoections on bis worth In hin the professios
70 ~hich he belonged has i,st brilliant ornsment,
sad an ofhccr Who doubt vouio have made his vsy
&c Hs proutest disinctous In him hls vile mas lost
friend A. Oyyrcrr or rae Nav.
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nsh pas>rd awsy-that Of Saladin had not com
nsp,ed. The Seljskian TURKS, whom they frst
,neountered had fallen Oft from their first renows
bul u was the changes Of old forms, the aspect of
ne, new scenes, habits, and customs, which produced
The eivilizne impression Of the first crusaders
ne second and third crusades effected more.
Nhiis'ians ootaiped ests blshment IN Palestine and
no longer a mere invading army, they mingled and
communicated with various Eastern tribes The
two sntagonistic bodies exchanged requirements
and arts, Instructed and civilized each other Bat
tie Christians Of Palestine, though permanent in
their institutions, were not individually 30 They
were constantly passing to and fro between Europe
and Syre, carrying 10 their ancient seats the civil
lizsticn they had acquired abroad. The mind Of
man was hwskened-tales Of the Holy Land circu.
lated in Europe-the author, the poet, and tbs
minstrel found new themes, arts and sciences be-
fore unknown were imported, and between the
beginning Of the fiut crusade asd the end Of ths
thist tftracrdiney Progrets was perceP'ible in in
dividuel civilization.
The very preparations for the crussdes set the
in sustrial arts 10 work Eloquencc was cultivated
to preach the cross or record val ant deeds. New
relations, combinations, and events led men 10
trace the causes OF results The historian became
the philosophic inquirer The follies Of the cru
ssders, the faults OF the Church were scrutiniyed
Great inteliects were awakened to inquire and as
sail. The vices Of the clergy were exposed, while
the vicee ef the Church remained to be exposed
and punished at an after period.
Whatever enlightens. civilizes; and at the end
OF the crussdes we find the mind OF man expanded
10 comprise an amount Of knowledge Of which not
trace was TO he found at their commence meut;
his intellect active, inqurng, combining, operating.
a permanent and general impulse was given IN in
dividual civilization. This latter was as stronRiy
antagonistic TO feudalsm, as feudslism was TO go
ciel progress.
An attractive power had been developed. Mes
rallied around something's city, q leader, or
monarch. Men could no lsnger be isolated, and
feudslism fell. 10 Italy, the tendency was toward
civic repubhcsnisin; in France, toward absolute
monarchy; in England. toward constitutional
monarchy but In al. toward crnicsliSssioa.
Democratic banner., 1850-01-07
The First Gun from the Lake City!
r nprccIsTs on CHICAGO-TaEIR SALES IN THREE MONTHS.

I'VE, the undersigned, Druggists of hc4y, 10 hereby certify thattbe @n1wiDg h a GORE eGTsaT THn
w Imnt ofhe smmpto fours as of the Preparation Unknown as d. SIOkM.S ELEbh e.
TT OuG CANDY prepared BY Mr.. Hamilton Wade, . Druggist OF 81 LoM, sncW
heTeveth it gaes satisfaction to many Of our udomer, whou seH as remedy In Diseases Of W'
adL Lungs ..- r-nc.oo s.,t.mbe a. 1870.
T TT m. 1856 Packase. H RICHIE, NJ D. 28 Packages
NJ TpOVCE RI w.nA az e. F SCAMMON, d. 2S " a
In M 1 NY n" "e"' lao BRINKERHOFF & PENToN 24 -" Is
"-' -. R & H. ANDESRON 1856 Packages -.
Theses enNemen informed the Proprietor tattheyc could haVes ont "ce He aooVe qua"u ~. 10
mt the clos ofth canal prevetedt them from ecdvingh lin me hr their business seaSon; 1noe
that ny fellow Druggists adM Merchant ntheC County Trade; Who are not supplied WI. win TINS TINS % h.
lar mJe will lose no m in frwaufngt heir orders. In Diseases the Breast ana Lungs VIE
is not eouaIedb BY any simlarC Compound in the Union, and wherever introduced It nees
mbrr dv S. Though in a yry agreeable form, and with the simple aPpeHadon OF "Cougn
as Remedy in the aaicfon fh the Bronchial Organs It is fully equal to the best bottled
ftbe hy' This assertion will udbe thought untrue hen 1t is understood tht IN It's man.
the Sugaris compounded with eight vegetable medhines than which,, rHe Breast and
nothing enerc could be prscnhed by the most scientific Uranium of our Medical Cohege"
But while Ieult the merits oHms Sugar Compound, I would say in justice to me mea. mM 70
during many years in the service Drug and Chemical DEPARTMENT the MedSa a lScmao o.
prevent much sGeingm and save many dollars yearly expended for nSIumS n-.-.u
J. H. B.RsARD& BRnuEn, No 40 lain street, St. Louis, Mo, General Agent Orders directed
hem. will receive prompt atenion. - n.
a. For sM y the Merchants Of Louisiana. A large supply will be kept With theM eTs.D ORA
pes and Cah& Co, which MAJ be hd tw wholesale price,, or on commiSionh desired. iwantan
Agent or Purhuerine every own tht is not vets uppfd
The enmne he is done up in neat wrapper with Scotch Coatd ARMS ndtne ""sn
HnmitnW Wade on m his.
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N0T III R

MIR. WILLIAM WILLHOIT, you will please
lt1 take notice, that at the next term OF the conn-
~ .onrt. 20 be begun and held at the court house in
Bowling Green, in and for the county of Pike and
State Of Missouri. on the first Monday in Februa'
nv, 1850, we will apply to said court for an order
for the partition or sale Of the slaves OF the estate
of Eva Without, deceased, late of said county,
in which you are interested as an heir and distrib'
utee. Signed, November the 18th. lS49, by
JAMES CULWEEL,
Administrator, and in right of his wife, Peachy
BENJAMIN WILLHOIT,
Admir-. and distributes.
JACOB SHROAT,
in right of his wife, Matilda.
JOEL WILLIS,
in right Of his wife. Malindai
WILLIAM WlLLHOIT.
December Sd, lS49. (n33 S")
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF PIKE.

In Pike County CouFf, November Tenn, Is49.
A MONG the records and proceedings had on the
n 9th day Of said term Of the court, is the fol-
lowing, viz:
"Washington Watts, admir-. ofthe ~estateof John
Worshsm, deceased, having heretofore filed 10
this court bis petition for the sale of the real estate
of said deceased, which is accompanied by the
lists, inventories and accounts required by law, all
OF which Is verified by the affidavit of said admin
l~istrator: Il 10 therefore ordered that all persons be
notified hereof, and that unless the contrary be
shewn, on or before the first day It the next term
of this court, an order will be made for the sale
Of the real estate Of said deceased, OF 20 much
thereof a. will be sufficient to pay the debtsagainsS
said estate; and ordered that Q copy Of this ordel
be published 10 some Newspaper published in this
county, for six weeks successfully.
A true copy from the record.
- ]Attsst: 8. Z. MURRAY, Clerk.
Dsssmbsr Sd, 1s49. mss 6w)
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I'm view of the inconvenience to which is-
dividuals and the public generally have been
subjected, for the want Of proper conveyances
to and rom our city, the subscriber ha.
been encouraged to establish in Louisiana, al
an immense outlay of "toil and treasure"
Livery Stable, we'll supplied with Horses, Bug.
gies and Hacks. He fatters himsel by keep
ing conststly on hand, and we'll rubbed, hors-
es of all gates and c~olors, suited both to the
saddle and harness, that he will receive a gen.
erOus support from community. Business men
and pleasuring men, as well as the travelling
community, can at any time be supplied with
single horses, buggies, or hacks, BY calling al
my Stables between Georgia and Souh Caro-
lima streets.
1t is also his design to run ar accommoda,
ton hack to all the Bowling-Green courts, and
neighborhood meetings, to which four or fve
passengers can he obtained. His prices shall
be as low as the lowest.
H. w, p. WOOTTEN.
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Boot and Shoe Factory,
- W>
LOUISIANA, MO,

LIZ 41'
THE undersigned begs leave to announce to
4 his old friends and customers, and tie pub
ic generally, that he is again engaged in his old
business Of
Boot and shoe Making .
in their midst, and ~solicits from them q share OF
patronage. He has now on hand a good variety
work, done in the LATEST STYLES, Of the
best materials and by experienced and finished
workmen, who are in his employ constantly mall
ufacturing work 10 order.
III. His establishment is on the northern side
of Georgia Street at the sign of the
Mahogany Counter g. Shoe Store,
where he will at all times be pleased to receive
calls and orders for work.
LORENZO NEWMAN.
P. S.-The attention Of gents wanting dress
Boots ofthe latest styles and best quality. is par
.ticularly invited TO his stock on hand as a speci-
men. 10. Don't forget the sign Of the '.Mahoga'
NO Counter and Shoe Store l.. N.
Louisiana, Aug. 9th, lS49. ly.
Democratic banner., 1850-01-07
W. D. WOOD. Z. \. VIobsFI'
WOOD & VIOLET,
wHoLEsALE Agents. DEALERS IN
PITTSB URGH MANUFACTURES
No. nos North Main street,
ST. LOUIS, MO.

ST. LOUIS, MO.
SOLE E FOE i
COLEMAN, HALMAN & cos Coach and
Elliptic Springs, Iron, Nails, Wrought Nuts
Rivets, Spikes, Bolts, SC.
Livingston, Roxgen & Co.'S Platform and Coun-
ter Scales, Patient Kaughphy and Paint Mills
Knob Locks, Latches, Malleable Castings, SC.
LigpeneOH & Co.'S (warranted) Axes Hatchst''
Shovels, Spades, Picks, Mattocks, Mill, Cir
cular and X Cut Saws, &c.
F. & W. NJ Faber's (suparior) Carding Ma
chimes, Machine Card,, Comb Cleaners, &c.
PoHerson's (superiorl Letter Copying Presses
Marshall l. Bros celebrated Solid Box Vices,
Mill, Timber and Press Screws, &c: &c.
Burke s. Barnes superior warranted fire, thief
and damp proof Salamander Safes.
.Andrer FuLton's deliberately Church, Steam
boat and Tavern Bells.
If Dealers are respectfully in, tied to exam
their stock, which will be sold low for cash
or approved paper.
st. Louis ay Ist., l84s-ly.
Democratic banner., 1850-01-07
MISSOURI HOTEL,

- Corner of Main and Morgan streets, Saint
Hsaz Louis, .@.-The subscriber would re-
spectfully inform his friends and the public, that
he has purchased from Messrs. A. g.. b.. Van
Courttheir interest in the above house, and leas'
ed it for a term of years, and pledges himself that
no e~xertion, on his part, will be wanting to make
all that favor him with call perfectly at home.
The furniture Of the house has been replenish-
ed throughout, and the premises generally sub
iected to athorough renovating.S The location, as
above indicated, is opposite the mostactive part Of
the Levee, and equally convenient TO the more
mercantile and manufacturing part Of the city.
The situation is healthy, the rooms airy, and sus-
ceptible of thorough ventilation.
The proprietor has spared no expense in Mt
ting I'D this house. His table shall be furnished
withthe best the market affords. At the bal, which
.hasbeen reftted g. furnished in a superior style,
he has on hand (having removed his stock Of
wines, LIQUORS and cigars from the Virginia o-
tel Bari and will continue to keep, as he pur-
chases from the importer in New York, a sup
ply of the choicest brands of Wines, Liquors
and Cigars, and hopes to receive q share OF pa
proportioHate to his endeavors to please
A. C. PECKHAM Proprietor.
NOTICE.--We take occasion, in addition t.
the above, to return our thanks to our friends
and the public for the patronage so literally De-
slowed on US during our lease Of the Missouri
Hotel, and would respectfully recommend a con
E~tinuance of the patronage under the new man
Iagement, as we are assured that there will b
mo deviation from former charges.
sept.24 A. & B. J. VAN COURT.
Democratic banner., 1850-01-07
STAPLE 4 EANCH
DRY GOODS,

EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.
MY selections are Of the latest styles and CT the
most approved fabrics Of English, French, and
Domestic Goods; and have been purchased in
the Eastern Markets at such rates as will, / be-
lieve, enable me to give satisfaction ri to the closest
dealers.
All persons purchasing goods in this market,
are most respectfully invited TO call and examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere, and nc
pains shall be spared to please them, both in price
and quality of goods.
The subscriber having devoted his entire at.
tention to the retailing or vending Of Dry Goods
for the last twelve years, feels confident he can
give satisfaction, and hopes to merit a portion Of
public patronage.
P, S.--Most articles of merchantable produce
will be taken in exchange for goods.
MAY -4th, l849 I'll.
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Legal Al VgMisements.
IN LINCOLN CTRcUTT-COURT, MISSOURI
QcT0RER TERM ls49.
James d. bitten and John A. ! c,uu .,,;o,
Wcollolk, a''

RSbert wo0sS j Robert Voolfolk, Jr., Nicholas
W0eholk, Ana Cowen, Cover, her hus'
69id,s ASlsn B. voolfolk, Gabriel Voolfolk, James
Voolfolk, the heirs Of Austin c. Voolfolk, the
heirs of George voolfolk, the heirs of Turner
Voolfolk, and the heirs of Norborne ]. Voolfolk,
the names Of which said heirs of Auciin e
George, Turner, and Norborne ]. Voolfolk. de-
ceased, (sxcept the said Gabriel and James Wool
folk, who are heirs Of said Austin c. voolfolk are
unknown and cannot be nAmed-all heirs of Rich
ard H. Voolfolk, deceased.
TT Appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, by
Il the petition Of said plaintiffs, that SAID ROPER,
Voolfolk, Nicholas Voolfolk, Ann Cowen and
-Cowen, her husband, James Voolfolk, the
remaining heirs Of said Austin C. Voolfolk, lex
ceptthe sail Gabriel Voolfolk the heirs OF George
W0olfolk, the heirs of Turner Voolfolk, and the
hsirs of Norborne ]. Voolfolk. are each and all
non residents Of this S'ate-On motion oil SAID
plaintiffs attorney, lis ordered, that said non-reSi'
dent and INK nown defendants be notified, by a pub
LEGATION of this order, to be made in some newsPa'
perprinted iE this State, for eight weeks successive
". the last assertion to be at least four weeks oetore
ths se1t term Of this court, that said plaintiffs have
fled their petition against said defendants, praying
theicourt for q conveyance 10 said plaintiffs OF the
following tract of land, TO wit: Beginning at a
post at the s. W. corner of Woods survey-tnence
N. 30 la with the S. W. line Of said Woods sur
vey, at q chains left the prairie on old marks plain,
in slI 1850 chains TO the N. w. corner Of said sur.
Tey-I0SnC6 Ne 90 Ia - Zee van ~ ~ "hS ~
said Woods survey, fold marks plain) in all Is
chains IS links to post on said line-heuceS S. 30 .
e. in all 1925 chains to a post-thence north
581-2eE. in all 2.76 chains to q ~post-thence >
50 E. 10 all 1926 chains to q post on the South
line ofsaid Woods said sufvey-thence 60 l-2e
Win al q chains to the MISUNDERSTANDING
81 and 70 one hundredths acres, lying in Lincoln
county, Missouri.
Therefore you, the said non-residents and IN.
known defendants, are hereby required to be and
appear in this court, on or before the next term, on
tbe first day thereof, to be begun and held at the
court house, in this county, on the fifth Monday in
April next, and answer the petition, or the same
win be taken as confessed.
STATE OF Missouri,
County of Lincoln,
L Thomas G.. HUT, clerk of the circuit court, in
and for said county, certify that the foregoing is q
true copy Of an order made in the above entitled
cause, a4 the October term thereof, 1849.
-, Given under my hand and the seal Of
i Seal said court, at office, the 1st day Of No
49, vehber, 1849.
g y - THOMAS G. HUTT, Clerk.
Nov. 18th, 1s49-n3O,sw.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF
FALL & WINTER CLOTHING.

ETNHE subscriber has just returned from st.
Louis with a large & well selected stock Of
.REaDY-MADE CLOTHING, comprising all
of gentlemen's ware, calculated to suit
the g~ravest farmer and gayest youth. He deems
it unnecessary to enumerate the articles. Call
flor what you want, and he will be sure to have
|it. He has also 9 good supply Of ,
/ Dry Goods, Groceries. QueenstooTe,
Hardware, &C.,
10 which he s~olicits the custom Of his friends
and dealers generally.
! Louisiana, Sept. Oath, ls49.
Democratic banner., 1850-01-07
III Pike Circuit Court, September Term,
1S49.

III Pike Circuit Court, September Term,
lS49.
"smith S. Allen, plaintiff, Action on bond and
Benjamin H..Henley, de- by q Justice of the
PENDANT. Peace.
1T appearing from the return Of the Sheriff in
L this cause, that said defendant cannot be found
in Pike county to be served with process, and that
his property has been attached; on motion OF
the plaintiff, It Is ordered that the defendant be no
titled of the commencement Of this action, and that
his property has been attached, and that unless he
be and appear before the court, on or before the Sd
day Of the next term thereof, to be begun and held
lin the court house in the town of Bowling Green,
In said county of Pike, on the frat Monday Of
April next, and show cause to the contrary, judg-
ment will be rendered against him and his property
sold to satisfy the same; end that a copy Of this
order be published four weeks SUCCESSFULLY, In
some newspaper in this State, the last insertion to
be at least four weeks before the first day Of the
next term Of this court, and continued"
A true copy.
Test: J. nj. MARTIN, Clerk.
December Sd, Is4g. (n33 4w.)
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II Pike Circuit Court, September Term

- . 4C4Os
Abnsr I McEl.se & Mari, McElwee,
by James Mills, her guardian-Peti-
TONERS.
& Petition
SoelAn denIy q Ann fenry, ns "me, for
Ross McElwee and Naomi, his wife, p.-t;,;o,
Josephus F d Thornton and Eliza
beth Jane, his wife. and John N.
Massey, and James D Massey, mi
nprs under 81 years-Defendanfs. .
N ameDded petition, verified by affidavit, for
partition or sale Of the following described real es-
tate Of James McEIwee, deceased, viz: the w 1-2
SE or. Of sec. 8, T53, N R9 w, containing 30
Se7ee = also the W ] 9 E qr. Of sec. g., 63, N
r 9 ", containing 80 acres-makiug, together,
l60 acres; and it appearing to the court from said
petition that said John N. Massey and James D NJ
Massey, are minors, the court appoints Nicholas
p. Minor their guardian, adlitem, and orders him
to execute hisboed to their use, and said Minor ap'
pears il court, accepts said appointment, executes
his bond, which h approved, and Joins in said pc.
tisiou; and Il appearing from the affidavit that said
Josiah Henry and Ann, his wife, yosePhus FL
Thornton and Elizabeth Jane ,his wife, are not resi-
dents Of this State; II 10 therefore ordered that they
be notified of the fling Of said petition, and thai
unless they be and appear in said court al the mex
term Thereof, to be begun & held at the court house
IN the town Of Bowling Green, within and for said
county Of PikeJon the FIRST Monday Of April next
and plead to or otherwise answer said petition
within six days from the first day Of said term
Judgment BY default win be rendered against then
IN the premises; and ordered that Q copy of tins or
der be Published 10 some newspaper published II
this county, for eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the las
fnssrtion to Be at least four weeks before the frs
day Of the next term Of this court, and continued
Test: J. III. MARTIN, Clerk.
DeesmbsIsl, ls4e. mss sw)
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Final Settlement.

NoTTCE1shereby given to oil persons interest.
~ cd, TINT 1t the nsxf February term ofthe eoun.
n court Of Piks county, Mo-, { viii apply for q
MA1nBisment ofthe estate Of Thonas Dunn, Do.
seasedl s,If,s WILLIAM II. DUNN. Admir-.
Dsesmkef 17th 1910. (@wl
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE isihereby given to sil peronsinterested
~ that ct the next February term Of the county
court Of Pix ecnnsy, Mo-, will apply for q final
settlement ofthe estate of William Patterson, de.
ooased.s N3ns-A JAMES ANDERSON Admir-.
HiDscember nth 1919. (4w3
Democratic banner., 1850-01-07
NEW STORE.

VTNHE subscriber begs leave to inform the citi'
zens of Pike andthe surrounding counties,
that he has Just opened in the lOwer room q
Drqper's Ro,r, Water street. Louisiana, one o
the LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE
STOCKS OF
Democratic banner., 1850-01-07
ECHEAP CASH BOOK STORED
+. HALSALL.

j. IL Al L.,
HXTHOLESALE and Retail Bookseller and
w Stationer, No. 124 Main Street, Saini
Louis, Mo-, keeps on hand asplendid assortment
School, Law, Medical and Miscellaneous Book.
Quilts, Ink, Waters Steel Pens and
States Writing and Wrapping
Papers; Blank Books
in great variety, together with every other Ar
cleS in his line Of business. 1"' E.'''
Books tound in the best manner.
Call and sxamine--No. l24 Main Street
Democratic banner., 1850-01-07
IN PIKE CIRCUIT COURT, SEPTEMBER
20 :, TERM, 1S49.
ELIZABETH BoxLEY, Plaintiff, Petition
Petition
for

LELAND BoxIEr, Defendant. ! Divorce.
NOW atthis day appears the plaintiff, by Thomas
~ Mcqueen, her next friend, and files her peti.
tien, praying a divorce from the bonds of matrimo.
ny heretofore contracted and entered into with said
defendant; and it appearing By affidavit filed with
said petition that the residence of the defendant i.
unknown, it is therefore ordered by the court thai
nsHce BE- given to said defendant of the filing oil
said petition, and that unless he appear at the next
April term Of this court, to be begun and held al
tRecourt house in the town of Bowling Green, in
Pike county, Missouri, on the 1st Monday Of April
next, aud answer said petition within the time al
lowed, the same will be taken as confessed, and thu
prayer thereof granted; and that . copy of this or
der be published in some newspaper printed in thi
State, fer eight weeks successfully, the last inser
ton to be at least four weeks before the first day
E. the next term of this court, and continued.
true copy-Teste:
cRovsnber IS, 1s49.-S2nsw.
Democratic banner., 1850-01-07
GIRLS; READ TINS.

You who have pale compilations dsIl eye. hlO.ehss 90 he -
rough skin or frecklea and are "Oat Of spirit" us . botfe O
two or DR. S P. Townends ssrsapsrilIa Il win elsans yoa
blood remove the frscklss and bleseAsR md give you sninshoa
parking sysL, fine spirit, b~eautfnl complexton-An u Of Which ~
Of immense value 10 unmarried ladisa Tkousands and thousand
Of females who were wasted By disease, and dark about The syse
are now in the enjoyment o. excellent health, By ssing ID
remedy.