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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS Charles Bacon did on the 18th day
" December, 1913, by his deed Of trust OF that
date, convey to the undersigned, as trustee, the
following property, to wit a lot in the town or
city Of Louisiana, in Pike county, Mo-, known
and designated on the recorded plat OF said tow N
or city, as lot No. 1874; also the N E quarter Of s c.
ton 80. and the S E quarter of section ~, in L.
81 N r : west; also 81 and 10 100 rs acres. being
a fractional part of the S w Ia OF the N E quar-
ter of section So, T. 81, N r 2 vest, purchased by
said Bacon of Dubufray Fremont, all lying in said
county of Pike and state of Missouri; also all the
right, title, claim and interest Of the said Bacon
in and TO the estate of William Griffith, deceased;
also one negro woman slave, named Charlotte,
and her child, Louisa Anna, together with all the
other personal property, household and kitchen
furniture of The said Bacon. Said property being
conveyed to me, the undersigned, as trustee, to
secure the payment Of certain promisory notes
and writings obligatory. to ~ii:-ODe' promissory
note executed by said Bacon Oh the 22nd day of
August, l845, to Chamness T. Smith for the .um
of 375 dollars, on which is endorsed a receipt for
the sum of seventy and IS 100,hs dollars, dated
December the 11th, 1848; and also one other
Ipromisory note e cuted by said Bacon to said
Smith. as administrator OIL the estate Of Elizsheih
Smith, decd, on the 18th day Of January, 1S47,
for the sum OF 200 dollars, with 10 per uint ,nie
rest from date; also one other promissory note ex-
ecuted by said Bacon to SAID Smith. as adninistra
tor Of the estate of Henry BHrks, deceased. on the
l2'h day Of March, 1S47, for the sum of 1893 and
81 lO0ths dollars, payable twelve months after
date; and also one cher obligation execnted by
said Bacon TO John B. Strange, James Bilbro and
Charles r. Morris, executors of the last will Of
Villa n Shaw, deceased, III December, 1916. or
which the said Smith entered himself as security
all IF winch will more fully appear by reference
TO said deed. duly recorded in the Recorders Of
fee for SAID county, in book X. at pages 279 and
$50, which SAID promi.sory notes and writings oh
lrga' DRY. it is shewn by said Smith are yet UNI ait
BY said Bacon;-Therefore in pursuance of thu
conditions Of said deed Of trust, and in accordance
with the powers with which / am thereby invest
ed, at the request Of the said Chamness 7. Smith
II shall. ON THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
MARCH, A. D. 1851, between the hours Of II
O'Clock in the forenoon and 5 O'Clock in the after
noon of said day, at and in front Of the residence
of the said Bacon. In Buffalo township in said Co.
proceed to sell all the right, title, claim and inte
rest in aud to said property, both real and person
al, from said Bacon TO me conveyed BY said deed
for cash in hand to satisfy said debts and interest
and the costs of this trust.
s. F. MURRAY, Trustee.
February 10Th, 1S5l-4w.
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AUCTION OF LADIES

An auction of unmarried ladies used to
take place annually in Babylon. SIN every
district says the historian, 'they assembled
on a certain day in e%very.yesr, all the vir-
gins Of a manageable age.' The most
beautiful was put up, and those who bid the
largest sum Of money gained possession of
her. The second in appearance followed,
and bidders gratIied themselves with hand.
some wives, according to the length of theil
But, alas! it seems that there were
some ladies for whom no money was like &c
be offered, yet these were the Bsbylonians
sWhen ell the beautiful virgins says the
historian were sold, the crier ordered the
most deformed to stand up, and after he lat
openly demanded who would marry hel
with a small sum; she was at length adjudg'
ed to the man who would be satisfied Will
1.-THE least.' In this manner arising from the
handsome, serted as a portion to those WHIT
were either Of disagreesbIe looks, or thai
had other imperfec,ions. This custom pre-
vailed about 1000 years before Christ.
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Wool GROWING IN ILLINOIS The PEG.
ria Republican publishes a letter from Mr.
Truman Humphreys, an extensive wool
grower Of Elmwood, Peoria county, Illinois
in which the writer contends that wool car
be grown more proftably in Illinois, than
any where else in the United States. That
it is profitable even at the low price of25
cents per pound, to those who have the
right kind Of Aocks. He says: "The calru'
lation is a safe one, that the wool from 1000
sheep properly selected and cared for, vii
produce as many dollars, while, with good
management, the lambs will pay all the ex'
penses for the year. My 6Ocks do better
than that"
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
III has been Granted letters of sdministr alton OF
the estate of JuBAL EARLY, deceased, by the
judge of the Probate Court Of Pike county Mo.
bearing date 24th January 1851.
All persons having claims against said estate
are notified to exhibit them for allowance Within
one year from the date Of said letters. or they may
be precluded from any benz fit Of said estate; aud
if not exhibited within three years they will be
forever barred. GILES. II. EARLY,
February 18th 1851. Administrator.
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Ma. CALHouN's Work ON THE CoNsrITU-
r1oN.-Richard K. Crslle, ESQ.,, of Lynch
burg. Va, formerly the Secretary Of Mr.
Calhoun, has arrived in New York city,
with the intention Of carrying through the
press the great work Of the late Mr.. Calhoun,
ON the Constitution Of the United States
South Carolina has appropriated ten thou
sand dollars towards publishing and dis
tributing copies Of the work throughout the
State, and in conjunction with Mr.. Calhoun's
family, has appointed Mr.. CraIle to carry out
the intentions Of the Legislature.
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Great Extravaganza.

Have Just received and am nov opeDine : new
1 and splendid assortment of FURNITURE,
of Dress and plain Mahogany and Wal
nut front Bureaus; low post and teasrer Brdstesds,
cane seat, French and common Chairs. Work
Stands, Wash Stands and Candle Stands, Lounges
and Mattresses, Presses, Rocking Chairs, Cribs,
and other articles too tedious to mention, which !
s. il. sell cheaper than Furniture ever has been
sold in this place at regular business.
Please call at the old stand Of Brice & Young,
IN Bartlett's Row, on Georgia street. and judge
for yourselves. Leave your credit at home, and
bring your money or produce, and ] will insure
you a bargain.
Old furniture repaired on reasonable terms. Of
new made to order. j. YOUNG
Louisiana, Nov. 18th, lS50-ly.
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MAJESTY OF THE LAw.-How imposing is
the majesty of the law! how calm her dig.
nifty; how vast her power; how firm, and
tranquil is her reign! 1t is not by fleets
and arms, by devastation, and wrong, BY
oppression, and blood, she maintains hrI
sway, and executes her DEGREES. Sustained
By Justice, reason, and the great interests
Of man, she but speaks, and is o~beyed.-
Even those who do not approve hesitate no
to support her; and the individual upor
whom her judgment falls, knows that sub
mission is not only a duty he must perform
but, that the security and enjoyment Of al
that 10 dear to him depend upon it.-HoP'
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Wonders get IA Store.-From the past il
stretches far into the future, uniting faith
and knowledge, and guiding the sunset Of
things that are, with the auroral splendor Of
things that are to be. The astronomer has
penetrated far into tie celestial depths,
deserving glorious creations aud establish.
ing mighty laws; but the geologist has jet
far to descend into the abyss beneath. The
earth has yet to surrender mighty secrets
and great revelations are yet to issue from
sepulchers of stone. 1t is not from that dis.
tant bourne where the last ray Of starlight
trembles on the observers eye, that man is
to i,npart the great secret of the worlds
birth and of his own destiny. II is from the
vaults to which ancient life has been con.
signed that the history of the dawn of lif.
is to he composed. Biologists have reac
that record backwards, and are d~ecypher'
ling downwsrds. They have reached the
embryos of vegetable existence. the proba'
BILE terminus of the formation which bears
them. But who can tell what is beyond?-
Another creation may lie beneath. More
glorious creatures may be %entomhed there
The mortal coils of brings more lovely, more
pure, more divine, that man, may yet read
to us the unexpected lesson that we have
not been the first, and may not be the las
ofths intellectual rsce.-GNorth British Re-
view.
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SIIERIFF'S 4 L OF
SCHOOL LAND.

u Y virtue Of an order rendered nv the county
- court at the August term. 1850. a copy Of
which was issued fr"m the office OF the clerk oil
the county court of Pike county, Missouri. and 10
me directed, commanding me TO sell the 10th sec
ton OF School Lands in Township SO, n RI W.,
l will proceed to sell the same at public cutlery, Oh
a credit of IL months, before the court house door
in the town OF Bowling Green. In said county, on
the SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL NEXT, be-
tween the hours of 8 o'clock in the forenoon ant
Is O'Clock in the afterpo, IN of said day, and willis
the circuit court for said county is in session.
The SEINE will be sold in 40 acre l"ts. The pur'
chaser required to give bond with good security
bearing legal interest from date.
M. OWENS. Sheriff Of Pix Co.
January eth, 1S5i.-2m.
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Money! Money! Money!!

MHOSE indebted TO DR.. E. N. Bartlett, and tothe
| firm Of Bartlett & Bnckner, are once more ex-
.horted to come and settle their mites and accounts
The money MUST come, and the time for soft tax
is past. Those notes and accounts not settled IN
"a few weeks, will be placed in the hands Of an Of
.fcer for collection. This is no joke, but aiimely
warning to save cost. It is out Of the question 10
" ait always for a few dimes. ..
p. S.-Those indebted 70 the firm of Brice and
Young. will please take a similar hint.
Jan. 18th, Isl. J b. HENDERSON.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
\ has been granted letters Of administration,
with the will annexed, OH the estate Of James
Allison, deceased, by the Judge Of the Probate
Court Of Pike county, bearing date January 9th,
A. d. 1851; and all persons having claims against
: e said estate are notified TO exhibit them for al
within one year from the date Of said let.
'ers, or they NAV be prreluded from any benefit OF
said estate; and if not exhibited within three years
hail be forever barred.
MARY ALLISON. Administrative.
January 18Th 1S5l-3w. go '
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ErFEcr OF SUDDEs FoRrUNE.-A man named
Heary Woods, in New York, hearing. The other
day, that he had been left a legacy Of $4,000 by
the death Of a relative in Scotland. Immediately
quit work, got drunk, and the next morning was
found drowned in one Of the docks!
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Notice..

THOSE who are entitled to Bounty Land unds
= the late act Of Congress, will do we'll 10 call
on the undersigned i" mediately. By so doing
they will economize both time and money. He ID
at all times prepared TO write out, certify to, and
forward their declarations to the Commissioner
of Pensions s.. F. MURRAY. )
Bowling Green Mo-, Dee. 18th, 1850. =
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BALL IN CAL1FoRNIA.-We notice in a San
Francisco paper an advertisement Of a ball an il.
lustraticn of the condition Of society there. Ad-
mission twenty-five dollars. Any gentleman
who is fortunate enough to find a lsdy TO accom-
pany him is admitted free Of charge.
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COL. FREMONT.

Mr.. Benton stated on Monday, in q speech
which be addressed to the Senate, that Col
Eremont wss detained ct bis 'homein Cali.
fornls by indisposition, and that it vas i'm.
possible to say when he would return Il
Washington. We understand that Col
Fremont val not return to his seat in the
Ssnsts daring the present session. Uiios
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Nsy Aapps.-The following inscrip-
tion has beeen adopted BY the Legislature
of lowe az the inscription upon a block Of
the beautiful marble of that State, for the
Washington Monument:
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Aterribls affair occurred at N. Orleans or
the evening of the 9th. Ayoung man met
a young lady, to whom he had fnrmely been
engaged, in a ball room. Her parents OBJ
iected to the marriage. He desired her to
elope with him, and she refused. He drew
pistol and shot her dead in the room.-
No are given.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned or in
l tere>trd, that the undersigned has obtained
from the Judge Of the Probate Court Of Pike co.,
Mo-, letters Of administration on the estate of
JAMES WILLIS. deceased, bearing date the Sd day
Of February, 1851.
All persons having claims against said estate,
are hereby required 10 exhibit them for allowances
within one year from the da,e of said letters; and
if the same are not properly exhibited within three
years from said date, they will BE- forever barred.
MATILDA WILLIS, Admr'x.
February 18th lS5l--3w
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We learn from a gentleman in this county, that
there is a negro living in Palestine, ILL.,. who is
the father Of ffty-six children has buried sew
en- wives; and now atthe age Of ninety years, is
counting for the eight wife Prairie Beacon.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE OF
School LANDS.

NJ Y virtue OF an order rendered blythe coun-
ID ~ court al the February term, 1851, a copy
of which was issued from the office Of the clerk
of the county court Of Pike county, Missouri.
and 10 me directed, commanding me 10 sell the
following ccho0l Lands. 10 Wit: The n. w. Ia
|of the (. E. Or, and the S. ". Ia Of The s. +.
Or, and the S F.. IA Of the S. w. or. OF section
Is, in township 81 N. r. 2 W.. before the court
house door in the town OF Bowling Green. in
said county. on the ELEVENTH DAY OF
APRIL NEXT, between the hours Of 9 o'clock
in the forenoon and 5 o'clock in the afternoon oil
said day. and whilst the circuit court for sait
county is in session.
The same will be sold in 40 acre lots. the pu1
chaser required iogive bond with good security
bearing legal interest from date.
NJ. OWENS. Sheriff Of Pike Co.
! February 10Th. lS5l-8w.
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TOBACCO PREMIUMS AT PLANTERS
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, ST.LOUIS.

TUbACCU PREMIUMS At
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, ST.LOUIS.
To the Planters Of Tobacco in Missouri.
THE undersigned, proprietors of the Planters
Tobacco Warehouse, hereby offer the usual
annual premium for the four best hogsheads Of TO.
hacco, the growth OF 1856, raised j. this State;
the premiumstoh he awarded on Thursday, the 2lsl
day Of June, 1851, viz: r
$50 for the first premium hogshead manufac.
turing tobacco. "
$a5 for the second premium hogshead manufac
turing tobacco.
$50 for the first pre- mium hid. shipping tobacco
$40 for the second
Ju,gesto be appointed by the planters or theil
agents, and the premiums paid accordingly.
BERTHOUD & SON.
January 18th, 1851,
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The ''ssventsen year locust,,"s which are
sid to spPssE once in seventeen years, will re.
turn in the summer Of this year, 1851, their last
appearance being In the summer of 1884.
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Winta, Wis, Jan'y lG: 1873

Winta, Wis, Jan'y &c: 1879.
Mr.. II G FARRELL: We have seen your Lini-
Iment tested, and it gives universal satisfaction;
il has cured a bad case of erysipelas here, and is
highly extolled as q remedy for both man and
beast. SAxroN g. ELswuRTH.
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NEW GOODS

TUsT RECEIVED direct from BoSTOE, NEW
- YORK & PHILADELPHIA yt1 SisFQVls,
and now opening in LOUISIANA, No., ~
E. G. Moo UdE, E
The Largest and Best stock Of Goods Ne
haseVer offered In this maRk
His selections have been made with GteaC seiys
and are very superior, in Quality and StyleetH -
is an old experienced deeler-hasn No partiahtysis
trade for any party, sector sex+iuvites 81 te eau
and examine bis Goods, aud those who boy ~
particular. b. astgc eoi, sgno
He viii pay cash or goods for country Prednees
THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE CoGGTYs ron
.CASH!!A fMarcb 18th, 1850. j.
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Nsssrs. Broadhsad and Draper hay. cur
fhssks tOs several valuable Stste document
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WATER PROOF BOOTS Heavy Brosan,, Gus
Ladies' lid Gators, in xfeat variety st
LICE 4 NURRAFs
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January 18Th, 1851
INTHE PIKE CIRcuITCOURT, MISSOURI,
SEPTEMBER TERM. 1850.

IN THE PIKE CIRCUIT COURT, MISSOURI,
SEPTEMBER TERM. 1850.
SEPTEMBER 10th. 1850.
Mary HOcrrss, Plaintiff, Petition
vs.. Tor
|TIrHPnREY TIocKISs, Defendant. Divorce.
NOW a. tins day appears said plaintiff, BY her ct
.l iornry, and the court being satisfied from the
n affidavit herein. that said defendant Is a non. resi-
mt Of this State, it is ordered By the court, that
f-aId defendant be notified Of the commencement
|of this suit, the Object of which is 10 obtain a di
.'vcrce from the bends Of mairimony heretofore
contracted between said plaintiff aud said defend
ant, aud unless said defendant be and appear in
this court, on or before the third day of the next
term thereof, TO be begun and held at the couIt
house in Bowling Green. in the county of Pike.
ON The first Monday of April next, and answer said
plaintiffs petition here'R filed, according to law.
The same will be taken a. confessed; and the court
order that a copy hereof be published for eight
weeks excessively in some newspaper published
in this county, the last insertion to lie at least fouI
weeks before the next term Of this court, until
which time this cause is continued.
A true copy from the record.
Attest: J. NJ. MARTIN, Clerk.
N. P. Minor. ATTY for piF:
November 10Th, 1850. (Sw.)
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NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED,
PROPOSALS FOR BULL ING
UNION HALL.

SEaLED PROPOSALS will be received BY
~ the und' rsig"rd uniil the 25ih Of this month
at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, for brick and stone, in tn,
wall; also e. r digging the cellar.
Specifications and terms, may be seen at thu
counting room Of Block & Belts.
inc 8. MARKLEY,
Pres't. Board Directors Union Hall Co.
II Record copy once.
February l7th, 185l.-2w.
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,THE triumphant success Of the 81 eaSArahtas
l. Remedy for man and beast,
H.'G, FARRELL'S
CELEBRATED
Liniment,

l. causing eounterf'ifs to spring up AL over etne
country; spreading their bane fnl inf ovefth
land, fobbing the pockets Of the honest and uneus-
|~peciing, by imposing upon them worthless ena
|poisonous trash, for the genuine II. g. Fsrrelps
Arabian Liniment. Fellow Citizensl Look well
before ynu buy, and see that the label Of ih0 bottle
has the letters 3. G.. before Farrelps, for il it has
not, It is couNrERFE1r. The label around esch
bottle 0f al my Iinirnent reads thus. Oh. G. FAR
|rel's Celebrated Arabian Liniment;" and my sig=
nature is written upon the label also, and these
words are bl0wn in the glass bottle, "H. g. Far,
relps Arabian Liniment, Peoria" -,
This trul, great medicine still goes on, conquer
ing disease, and snatching many apoor powerleas
victim from the grave. By IFS powerfully stims.e
hating. penetrating and knodyne qualities, It Re.
stores the use Of limbs which have been palsieS
for years; and by its singular power ofreProducins
the Synovial Fluid or Joint Water, il cures AL
diseases of the Joints with surprising raPidity.-
Fer Rheumatism, ard affections Of the Spine and
Spleen, il has proved itself a SPECIFIC; and for ct.
Ifeciions Of the Lungs, Liver and Kidneys, itisa
most valuable and powerful auxiliary; also, for all
diseases Of the Glands, S~cTofula, Goltre or Swell.
led Neck, &c. &c. And indeed for almost any dis
lease where On external application i Tequires,
this medicine stands unparalleled. - r.-
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WONDERS. HAVE ALL CEASEDl .
TNHE subscriber takes this method Of inform.
ing the citizens of Louisiana. and Pike
county generally, that he has located hilnselfa ii
the store house formerly occupied by Dr.. WISE
one door north of o. C. Tinker's whichfhe has
reftted, and filed with choice selection OF goods
of all qualities and descriptions, such as
Prints. .9lpGcns, .MousIin Deiains, Marines L
Ginghsm's, Ribbons and FloreTsr 81 ss
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes.
&C., &C., &C., 3
and | would say to Democrats, Wings and Free
Sellers, that the time has come again. when the
winds Of the north and the pittiless storms or
winter will sweep in all their fury over the
land, when the human body will require pSotec-
ton from the chilling embraces Of old Boreas;-
You will therefore find Il to your advantage to
call ar my store, where you will find the most
splendid and fashionable assortment of Clothing
ever offered in this city,
EAcoNsisTING Or &Ns
OVER COATS, DRESS COATS, SACKS
PANTS by the hundred, VESTS by the,
load, POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS,
COLLARS. CRAVATS, WOOL
LEN SHIRTS, SUSPEND
Frs. &c., &c.
The subscriber. thankful to this community for
their rsst liberal patronage, hopes by strict at
I%teHtien, and fair prices, q continuance OF their IA,
vors. J. RICHARDSON,
.2sq2t,5 Main street, Louisiana Mo.
December 4th, 1850. iy5-g
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500 REWARD.

RUNAWAY from the undersigned
on Ramsry's Greek, Pike county
Mo-, on the 2lst uli., a Negro MAJ
named Reuben. Said negro is abou
5 feet 10 inches high, heavily built
is sbou; 20 years Of age, and has ;
youthful appearance. He has a seal
r.. -. -. al. Ill, co.tkar hi,
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right or left hand-has a dow q cast countenance
and frequently s'ammers and answers " it'll diff
Guilty when addressed. lie is Of q dark ccpre'
color, and had on when he left q full suit Of brow'
or snuff rOlnred jrans. l will pay TO ary person
who will appreh-nd said slave and deliver h" {
me At my residence, or lodge him in jail ST" 'ha' ,
get him, the su ., Of twenty-five dollars If tax u
IN this county; thirty five dollars If taken in IN.
STATE and out If this county; and 800 If taken
out OF the State. GEO. WILSON.
February 10Th 1S5l-0w
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Law DAY. ,YF,,a "a, asl
Holm C. MASSIE, Juslics Of The Peace, win
- hold y law day o. bis encs N Lsuisiaas q
Saturday me dstdsy OF March next. 2
February l0thr i6
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From the Hon, Peter Mniard, n Of he
,iOEdesf settlers in Illinois.

1t gives me pleasure TO add my testimony to the
virtues Of your great medicine. One Of my blood
ed horses had a swelling over the cap Of the knee,
about the size Of a hens egg. Some said itwasa
strain, and some, that it wss the joint water froR
the knee, and couid not be cured. I tried oil cedar
on Il, and all the Iinimenis and ointInents, and they
Ibid no more good than water. then BY persua-
sion ofmy friends, trird II. g. Farrelps Arabiaa
Liniment, and I was happy to find ittake eness
after a few days, and 10 finally cured the noble an
imal entirely. think it is decidedly the greatest
~linment for horse. as web as human fssh, / ever
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IEsq. Barker, Of New Canton, H., says:l
! MI. H. G. Fsrrellis Arabian Liniment has cured
some bad cases here, which every other remedy
had failed in; one was a white swelling and cen
tracteb cords in the leg Of a boy twelve years oNs1
The leg had wthered axay, and was so contract
ed that he had so rss Of il. Three doctors had
tried their skill upon it in vain, and be was fast
sinking TO the grave, when the boys father was
induced to Try Fl. G. Farrelrs Arabian m
Before the first bottle was used up he came int
B.'s STORE, and the first words he said were,
emf. Barker I want all that Linimeht yon have
in the store; the one bottle ! got did my boy mora
god than all that had ever been done before."-
Tha, boy is now well and hearty, and has free use
Of his legs. Il is good for ~sPrains, bruises, cuts,
burns aud swellings.
Manufactured only by H G Farrell, sole invent
or and proprietor, and wholesale druggist, No. IL
Main street, Peoria, III; to whom al eommuniss'
iions must be addressed, and for sale BY aaer.
.a.9 J. WILLIAMS & Co., LouisiAas,1
II BLAKESLY B Co.. .es,
Wholesale agents, st. Louis,
Also by regular agents throughout the U. 5.
T2sCafi and get a Farrier book, free Of charge.