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give the substance.) He believes California and
New Mexico TO be Free Soil ergo, If this bill per-
pitted Slavery 20 60 there be would be against It,
Now, we demand TO go as right; so do you yet
you and he are acting together.
Remember that you, also, are acting with many
Free Sellers; one Of whom is so strongly fixed,
that neither education, habit nor location, though
an sre pleading in favor Of the South, can induce
him for one moment to relax. You vii perceive,
then. that the Free Sellers are divided. Those
who act with you DO so under the firm conviction
that the STAKEHOLDER cannot enjoy the common ter
ritory. Did they think otherwise, they would go
against the bill and they tell you so. Those who
oppose the bill do so because, peradventure slaves
might find their way into the Territories. They
wish to leave nothing 10 mere chance, which the
others, acting with you, think does not exist
The foregoing remarks will scarcely take up
column in your paper tr1st you will permit
them TO go before my constituents. forbear TO
discuss those features Of the compromise which
relate to fugitive slaves and the slave trade in the
District, which are highly Objectionable, because
YOU might regard me as trespassing unreasonaby.
The absence Of any other organ here, disposed 10
advocate the rights Of the South, compels me TO
throw myself on your sense Of justice.
Respectfully R.K MEADE.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JUNE 8.

Thus out OF a fund Of s359lf rs in the hands Of
the BOARD of Education 10 be disposed OF for the
wear $50. one Of the Asylums having ITO children
entitled 10 the benefit Of the law and two qualified
teachers. is reduced by this device 10 the sum oil
5000 as its distributive share. Comment apon
such a perversion Of law Is unnecessary. w no,
ever devised the scheme would be deserving o.
being consulted by any debtor who wanted 70 pay
bis debts and yet keep his money. lndeel aus
services might be useful upon more eAtehdsl
scale. The public finances would, no douo'' DC
benefited by his aid and we may expect 70 see
such fnnnciers soon employed in more eonsPic.u
ous Office than the obscure one Of schemins TO Win
hold from friendess orphans, the money "hlch was
destined by law for their use.
| shall not now discuss the question between the
Board of Education and the State Superintendent
The Board will hardly have entitled ltseh 10 such
an exalted estimate OF its fairness and consistency,
BY It's proce edings in relation to this claim tnat
public opinion will hesitate much in an issue De-
tween II. the inferior body and the State Superin-
teudent who is the principal or head OF The Com
mon School Department-particuarly when the
Law Committee Of the Board have, alter full exam,
naton, reported against the present pretensloh Oh
the Board
Enough has been said 10 show that the whole
proceeding Of the Board is anomalous. 1t naturally
leads to the inquiry whether, as at present consul
tuted It is subscribing the Interest OF the public
If | may venture prediction it is that another
wear will lead 10 some alteration IN the present
mode of appointment of the members OF the Board,
by transferring il directly TO the People.
A CITIZEN OF BROOkLfN.
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Of our obligations Of neutrality to the Government

Of our obligations Of neutrality TO the Government
Of Spain.
The government of the United States is bound TO
respect the rights of the inhabitants oil Cuba, and
Of the Government Of Spain, and "no person u
permitted within the territory or jurisdiction OF the
United States to begin set foot, provide or
prepare the means for any military expedition, or
enterprise to be carried on from thence against the
Territory Of any foreign Prince, or State, or any
Colony, District, or people
You are therefore, directed by the President OF
the United States TO repair forthwith, with the U.
s. steamer Saransc under your command, 10 tho
port of Havana, in The Island Of Cuba, and vigi
lantly and actively observe the movements OF all
vessels approaching the hsrbor Of Havana, or the
Island of Cuba, for the purpose Of ascertaning
whether any military expedition or enterprise has
been begun, or set on foot, or any means provided
TO be carried from the United States against the
Territory or dominions oil Spain.
Should you ascertain that such hostile move,
ment is on foot and proceeding against the Island
Of Cuba you UM use all proper means IN your P2ao'
CT 10 prevent landing, or the carrying on sch e.
petition enteTpTise so as 10 0reTt ana preceHtte
Uioiation of our obligations Of aUtty and peace
Kuh Spain.
Should the expedition have effected landing,
and revolution be in progress you ciH prerent the
landing of any reinforcement or Of any arms or
p7orist0nS ander the american flag. TO the cltl-
ze ns Of the United States who may be there In the
prosecution of their peaceful and lawful pursuits,
and who may apprehend danger, either TO their
persons or property you will extend the protection
and aid to which they are entitled as American cit
liens.
An order has been given TO Commodore Parker
to dispatch such of the vessels OF the Home Squad
ron to cooperate with you in the fulhllment OF this
order as may be within his reach
Should you, upon your arrival at Havana, as
certain satisfactorily that no such expedition is
On foot GU will return to the harbor OF New York,
and report to the Department in the meantime
keeping il fully informed of all occurrences connec-
ted with the duty herein assigned to you.
The service 70 which you are ordered is one oil
great delicacy and Importance. The Department
relies upon your prudence, your discretion, and
your decision for the successful accomplishment OF
all its objects
1 am, respectfully, your obedieni servant, ,,,,
VIM BALLARD PRESTON.
Captain JOSIAH TATEALL, Commanding
o. S. Steamer Sarsnsc, Norfolk, Va
[Same instru tions TO all the other ships, and 10
Commodore Parker commanding the squadronI
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CLOTHING.

EENTLEMENs SUMMER WEAR.--Wa.
~ r. JENNINGS co Diapers and fsilon first
qualify ready made clothing &c Isl Broadway, Amsri.
can Hotel solicit an inspection Of their snortmens Of
new and sessonabls goods which In point Of richness
and variety far exceeds any previous Offering eommensu.
rate II u with extensive additions to the premises
which ssords wider scope for their business 10 which bsy
yin sndeayor 10 merit continuance Of the liberal pst,o.
mage witch has recognized their garments the most
economical and finished they IN style but rsfey
sQussd and wlba disposed Of :, provsrbaly modsrsn
charges ms tia
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CALIFORNIA.

h s. Lo:s SPEARIS 4 BR0CkWAY, Az rss sss;:s
SACRAMENTO CITY,
GRoCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
\ IBERAL ADVANCES made on c0nsignnerts GdG
- agency business promptly attended 10. Refer 70
B. A. FkHsEsTocK Co. New-Yofk
EARP 4 YoUss, Philadelphia
c. g. HUssEy, y. NJ HowE, WILLIAM LARIaER, Jr.k
HRAZLEToN, Pittsburgh. my8 &c
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eEETLEMERs WEARING APPAREL.

CHARLES +. FOLWELL, Draper and Tailor
Ohrst quality work made 70 order, 9i F1onsI between
William and Gold, hss Just purchased for cash choice as-
sorment OF cloths oassimeres and veslnzs which with
low and selling for cssh, be 10 enabled to make %
per less than Broadway prices tie for ne last
eight years enjoyed reputation eysn by hose Of he sams
nsde) Of cutting the beat fitting garments and TOR issa
and s.ye he viii guarantee cannot be heater, sqaslsd
myN ims
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CLOTHING AND TAIL0KING.--Imm enss
Ns,ock Of fashionable ready made coth1g OF every
description 1000 coats from 81 y s5 5000 yests from
81 to 81; 500 pants from 81 70 S. To measure cloths,
cAssueres and vestngs embracing everything new and
desirable fret rate st always guaranteed "a single rial
viii convince ALL 20 cent less than any reuse IN h8
city for cash Al (remember the name AID n1mbeg,l
MICHAEL CONWAY,
mv11 lmt If3 FultOn-st Broadway
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paEROHAHTS' EXPRESS COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCKS o.. 900.

TTNHIs LINE 10 established for the rapid nassponsds
Of freight only steamboats, and railroads from NO.
Yofk, via Albany Troy, Buffalo and Detroit 70 Cho{e
and b. Louis Aso, VIA Buffalo, 10 Cincinnati sod Loas
~ No Money Packages veccssed! "A
fhis Company having made Ito arrangements viii -
I. now ready TO receive goods 20 be delivered al fouoE
Ing and intermediate placos: ~
Albany, Oswego Marshall, Locfpoh
Troy, oogdensoorgh' .ew Buaalo. . I L. ssas
Utica, Toronto, Chicago Atoh
Syracuse, Hamilton, WaukegGn. 81 Losh,
Auburn, Lewiston, kenOshk Slg1rs
Rochester Detroit Racine GalenA :.
Eufalo, Jackson, Hhwankeei puoufae'@s
3scketps Bgrtor -
rhe line ior Cincinnati and Louisyils viii bofesyA
few days, Of which due notice will be given
Il IL believed ibsi the MerchsniS Express Line oes
10 the mercantile community and especially 70 ne =:
and toe Ohio and Northern Mssissippi Rivers, wss -
long been n fcsffyatyss, VIZ mode OF usosporarcoM
oil the lighter kinds Of merchandise which sha be eQo1
speed TO any heretofore offered hcin and AZ The sane -
much cheaper AZ az example, we submit he soHowDs
rARIFP OF PRICES TO THE PRINCIPAL TOWN.
N York to Buffalo 81 5olN Yort to Milvsaiss "a
6 osss..;.. ssS@ :: T. Louis Louis. *
and Intermediate psce, a. PropornonSlS So oyocs -
arty and the greatest dspateh The propnetors respee
ully call the attention Of Western merchants 70 their p
OF operations They believe It 10 Just what IL demands
By Tie eIgenciss Of Western trade and nrs =
erpfise viii msst vlh the appreciation and support 49,
pu0he. sEFEREscEs:
DAVID LEAyITT Prest Am. III. BIZ N. Y.
CT. LosesTREET K Co. "a Eassal-sL H. X.
4 T.. TEFFT Co ~ Broadway NJ Y.
JsEE WILKIssoS, Prest 8. Il u. RR syTscasA
HORACE WHITE, Cashier Bk. Of Syracuse.
JoHs PAINE, Cashier Blk ofTroy.
j w. Books SgpI Mich Cent R-R- Co Deroh
Gro. SMITH, Chicago. ~>.
ords'. for shipment to % ls a. ne u,ss - % 80
psny. WalLst r. c. hUSSELir TT
Esw-Yorf May I, 1850 nus-
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WITS GKEAT COUNTRY-And shaaer

jenny Lind Sacks sre great sacks at least the boys
sav When hey az them NICE which, By the way, tley
wsvs DO shafer JOhn-sL has an extensive assortment
OF thldrels Clothing Of every style and quality Clothing
made to order the most fashionable aad beautiful syss
lei 81
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JAMES II GOODMAN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA,
WILL GIVE his attention to the sale Of
w ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY,
Designed for thar Market
REFERENCES:
Messrs. }. M. HOYT SON, New-York.
YOUNGS 4 HOWELL, New-York.
JOHN WILLIAMS co. Rochester, N. Y.
BELL GOODMAN, DO. do.
CHARLES NJ LEE, Eco. do. do.
GEORGE II. CLAhkE, Esq do. do.
Mi. NJ s. HAWLEY Bufslo, " Y
Mr. JAMES w SHELLEY, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr. + w BACKUS, Detroit, Mich
GEORGE A. GIBBS. Fsq Chicago, III.
Messrs PAGE & BACON. ST. Louis, Mo-
EDGELL PEASLEY co. ST. Louis, Mo.
- WBlTrEhORE, RUTHERFORD, 4 co. N
Canada. ief3av2U
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PAPER HAnsIHes AND BANDsoxEs
IL. BROWN 81 CANAI.-ST.

IMrORTER AND MANUFACTURER Of RsPsf -
lnzs and BsndbozeL ofers for sale o snlerdd 80
neni OF French and American Paper Hsngngr -
Prints and Bsndboxes wholesale ard retail Aso -
Aprons beautiful srtcie. Competent workcen ~ ~
rooms n the beat manner, at short notice 10
" Iured than benefited By cuack oils. IS years y RI
eessihl treatment enables DR.. LUTEnEh AaS drM
Broadway, 10 all Deafness when me ncsvo - Al =
IL good. Also al unpleasant uoises and olseos ssrs
ears 10 q short time without risks or psn d. VioIdh
be al hs Ear Infrmary, $50 Brosd"sy, n,,.psd -
Consultation fee, by letter or otherwise ~ sandsJ1
ters refused Onee noufs amy ""'' myiffn-
excepted. -
CH1IN CIRI.va-A age sssonuen, o. ~
~ proved from SO 10 iT-8 incnes ~, 70 sou1a4
nd GkUNF DEkkiCkSohA -
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BYRON ACID MINERAL WATCH.

BYRON ACID MINERAL WATER
UlHTS valuable Mineral Water which has been much
j used for many years remedy Ia Dyspepsia Gem
eral Debility, Calaneous Eupuons, and q variety Of
other diseases offered for the rs time 70 the New
YORK Public When freely reduced with soft or Spring
Water II skes very grateful and cooling beverage Ana
lived BY Or. George Hand Smith, analytical Chem,st OF
Rochester n Y, with the following results:
Free Sulphunc Acid
Proio sulphurate Of Iron aud Alumni .S1Oz2
Sulpksie Of Magnesia. ..............l35l5
sulphate OF Lime....
silica s..ss'.............-....l3Ulo
Organic Mailer .......,.............4l535
From one quart OF water, Grains. .I25472
The be had by Druggists and others at whole.
sale and retail. applying 10 gent C. ID. Grswod,
Druggist, sls Broadway NJ Y, corner Of Twelfh-s.
Us GANs0N,l
Jos GAESON, p-...s.....
CIR GANSON i"P'i's"''
Batavia ~ z, 1880. OBALLARD,J jei 3meods
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"A. JANA UhNhs
DANA BROTHERS,
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
San Francisco, California.
REFERENCES.
Messrs. Dudley 3. Fuller Co. New York
Samuel Dana, Esq Boston
Messrs. johnson Cox, Troy, N. Y.
Messrs. simmons, Hutchinson Co. San francisco
COhSIGNliENTs RECEIVED on the usual lefaA
NHsving large store ship moored 10 the wharf IN No
Of their warehouse from which goods can bs dschu
ed without extra lgbIersge or shipped a. any iimo
tide. js7ln
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HAYDEN 4 NUDGE,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND STORAGE
AGENTS,
SAN FRANCISCO AND BEnfciA,
CHAs. W. HAYDEN. Upper California b. w. MUDsk
DEFER to Messrs Neyns Co. Resls Bush Ca
llBeale, Melick Dewitt New. York; J. w. Clark Ca
and OILS Rich, FAC. Boston.
B.W NUDGE being located permanently at San m
cisco will attend TO any cousignmens for that place
l2f 6misWedkSsI
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SODA WATER APPARATUS Of every descrip.
- ron either for the manufacture drawing OF boing o.
Soda Water manufactured and sold by JOHN NAT.
fHEWS corner First-sv. and Twenty-sixih-st ~ 4.
Autographed plata with printed directions giving syery In
formation for The manafsenre and puung up OF he appsr.
atus the Manufacture Of the syTups kc accompany each
apparatus All Communications innefbetrly attended 70
On apr !icaron a above NY lad k4.cGls
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RowERy FIRE Insurance. CoAPANY,l
Ofbce IA Bowery, May Is 1880 \
nitgDENr.-k dividend OF ten per cent viii be "a
-Dto the stockho ders Of this Company and after e
let June next The Transfer Books Will be closed RON 4
25h inst 10 thst day. By order OF the Board.
myl6ul5 @. O. TAYLOR, sesre.sy
Democratic banner., 1850-07-29
ELMSPKINEs. Mo.

TINE proprietors Of these celebrated Medical
Il Springs, have the pleasure Of announcing to
the public in general. that they are row pre-. ~
pared to accommodate visitors on somewhat fssg
an extensive scale; and that they are deter-1-k4
mined TO spare no pains 70 make them a pleasant
retreat for invalids and parties Of pleasure, during
the summer and fall season.
These springs are situated in a pleasant and de-
sirable part ofthe country, 90 miles south of Han.
nibal, and % miles north Of Louisiana. Persons
desiring any further information from the proprie-
tors. will please address Reid & Fox. Elk Springs,
county, Mo. REID & FOX,
June 18th, lS50-4w Proprietors.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-29
TO THE FARMERS OF PIKE. RAILS,
LINCOLN. MONTGOMERY, AND
AUDRAIN COUNTIES.

WE beg leave to announce to the farmers, and
w all other persons, of the above named coun-
ties, that we have leased the large and commodl-
GUS Brick Warehouse in the city Of Louisiana,
owned, and formerly occupied, bv Block and Nc
.Cune; which, together with the WHARF BOAT,
will afford US unusual facilities and ADVANTAGES for
receiving, storing. and shipping produce. We are
prepared to pay FAIR PRICES, IN CASH, for
all merchandise produce, or make liberal advan.
.ces on any and all produce that may be consigned
to us for shipment.
We trust that BY close application to our bust
ness, and ~untiring industry and perseverance, with
"a determination to work to the interest Of the
Farmer and Shipper, for moderate compensation,
that we will entitle ourselves to, and shall merit
and receive. a reasonable share oftheir patronage.
We. are also prepared to bale hemp in the very
best shipping order; to prize tobacco, and to furn.
the casks and pack bacon; and to do any and
every thing wqich may conduce to the interest OF
THE farmer and shipper Of produce.
THOMAS CASH, in. g. co.
Louisiana, lime 18th, 1s5O41y
Democratic banner., 1850-07-29
MISSOURI HOTEL,

a. Corner Of JNain and Morgan streets, Saint
fsa.l Louis, .Mo.-The subscriber would re-'
spectfully inform his friends and the public, that
he has purchased from Messrs. A. &.B.J. Van
Courttheir interest in the above house, and less-
ed itfor term of years, and pledges himself that
no e~xertion, on his part, will be wanting TO make
all that favor him with a call perfectly at home.T
The furniture Of the house has been replepishfn
ed throughout, and the premises generally sub
iestedto thoroughrenovating. The location, as
above indicated, is opposite the mostactive pahoff
THE Levee, and equally convenient TO the more
mercantile and manufacturing part Of the city"
The situation is healthy, the rooms airy, and 'u'''
|ceptible Of thorough ventilation. L~.aEr
The proprietor has spared no expense in ht.'
Ting up this house. His table shall be furnished
withths bestthe market affords. Attic bar ,whicaii
hasbeen reftted s. furnished in a superior Style
he has on hand (having removed his stock Pfs
wines, liquors and cigars from the Virginia Hoo TO
tel BARI and will continue to keep, as he pur--y
|chases from the importer in New York, a sup.
ply of the choicest brands of Wines, Liquor.
and Cigars, and hopes to receive . share Of ps.
~tronage, proportioaate to his endeayOrssto please.
A. C. PECKHAM Proprietor. isq
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cnARDIAN's NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by an order OF
~ the county court for Pike county, Missouri
hearing date the 18th day of June, 1860, was ap,,
pointed guardian of the person and estate OF Of
George Hardin, a person Of unsound mind. All
persons having claims against said estate are
therefore notified to exhibit them for allowance
,.,;th;n one wear from the date of said order, OF
tbey NAV be precluded from any benefit of said
estate. and unless said claims be exhibited within
three wears from the date of said order. they VIII
be forever barred. H.G.
I,na 11th 1870 Guardian.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICEi is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained from the Clerk of the County
Of Pike County. letters Of administration on
the estate of Charles ". Atkinson, deceased, da-
ted the 1st June, 1850.
All persons having claims against said estate,
are requested to present them within one year from
he date Of said letters; and il not presented with
n three years from said date, they will forever be
precluded from the benefits of said estate.
JAMES L. KILBY, Administrator.
June cath, 1850. (5l-3w)
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s d die & Harness
NJ q.

TVEE undersigned respectfully informs the eiti-
L zens of Louisiana and the public genersi ly,
that he has commenced the above business in this
city, on Georgia street, in the west room Gi the
Bartlett building, opposite Baird's Hotel, where he
willkeep constantly on hand a general assortment
of all articles belonging to the business, which he
will sell on as reasonable terms as any other es-
tablishment in this section Of country, for cash or
approved credit. A share Of public patrhnage is
WILLIAM KELLEY.
Louisiana, June 18th, 1850.
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and 9TH
~ ers interested in the estate of Robert Jones.
deceased, that I took In charge the estate of said
on the 2lst day Of June, 1850.
All persons having claims against said estate are
requested to present them within one year from
the above date; and if not presented within three
years from said date. they will be forever preclu'
ded from any Of the benefits Of said estate.
II. G.. EDWARDS, Pub. Admir-. OF
Pike Co, having in charge estate n Jones, decd
July LIST, lS60.-3w.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is herebygiven, that the undersigned,
~ administrator Of the estate Of Susan Ferguson,
deceased, late Of Pike county, will apply at the
next August term Of the said county court for q
final settlement Of his administration on said es.
tate, when and where all persons interested may
attend il they think proper. =
July lst, 1850. JOHN ALLISON, Admir-.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

All persons indebted to the subscriber,
for Goods, are hereby notified to come for
ward ahdFsettls the same without delay, as
/ am compelled to- close the business ofthe
concsm immsdiateIgssta % IA" tlilc.ll :.
~ - s5IDHN H.gSHEPHERD.
Loaisfsssy Joly 18TH 1850. 'f'1'aa p :
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100 OOn FEET ASSORTED PINE LUM-
4UU.OOO Der; 100000 Pine Shingles /;
10000 Pine Laths, for sale by
Louisiana, No.,
CARROLL, BRYSON s. CO.,
GAINESVILLE. Mo. .
IT, n. B.-We would say to the tobacco grow
ers. that in shipping tobacco we make NO EXTRA
CHARGE FOR pRAYAGE, as has been oficiously cir
culated through the country. One dollar covers
ALL charges on q hogshead Of tobacco. We have
and will continue to ship as low as any
other ho,ise in the county.
June oath, 1850. In. BRfSON 4 W.
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PATENT MEDICINES.

T<HE attention of the public is invited to the fol.
Z lowing catalogue Of medicines which are kept
at the Drug Store on Water St., Louisiana, Mo:
Wistsr's Balsam; Pain Killer;
Rodgers Liverwort and Bulbs Sarsaparrilla;
Tar; Is. P. Townsend's do;
Longley's Panacae; IBristol's Co.;
DR.. Jayne's Family Med Buckhan's Hung. Bal
icines; SAM;
Moffatt's do; Smiths Tonic;
Brandreth's Pills; Rowanf's Tonic Mix;
.Bragg's Dr. Mnrfimore's Rheu-
Smith sngar coated do; matte Remedy;
Wright's Indian Vegeta. Hami!ton's Fam. Medi.
bic Pills; cinrs;
Hays Liniment for Piles; Doctor Storms Scotch
Mexican Mustan Lini- Cough Candy;
ment; mechanics Pills & YER
Lindsay's N. & B. Lini- ,nifuge;
ment; Mig. Pain Extractor;
FarTel's Arabian Lin'mt; Balm Columbia;
IGredley's Salt Reumatic Clllen's Indian Vegeta-
Ointment: bic Panacae;
In fact all the Popular Family Medicines Of the
day, warranted genuine. for sale al WILLIAMS
Drug Store, Water st., Louisiana, Mo.
April 9th, 1850. 5O-1y.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICES. hereby given that the undersigned
N has obtained from the the County Court oil
county. letters Of administration on the estate
of Virlinda Thomas, deceased, bearing date the
9Th day of June, 1850.
All persons having claims against said estate,
are requested to presentthem within one year from
the date Of said letters; and il not presented with
in three years from said date. they will forever be
precluded from the benefits of said estate.
BILLITTIA G. LONG, Admir-.
June 18th, 1850. (4-3w)
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NEW GOODS.

TUST RECEIVED direct from BOSTON, NEW
- YORK & PHILADELPHIA VIA St. LOUIS,
and now opening in LOUISIANA, Mo-, by
E. G. McQUIE,
The Largest and Best Stock Of Goods he
hal ever offered In this market.
His selections have been made with great care,
and are very superior In Quality and Style. He
is an old experienced dealer-has no partially in
trade for any party. sect or sex-invites all TO call
and examine his Goods, and those who buy for
cash in particular. .r
He viii pay cashs&: goods for country produce,
sell on his usual terms on account, or ELOWER
THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE COUNTY FOR
CASHnH March 18th, 1850. I'm.