ocr: A. H'Tlil II a lines cheaper, II Ml" uessuse the Patient naril la over ail inrigoratee the r.h.n. a blood ; power hT. Mrera esws of It has sated want of whole srneio energr, in jronth. 3 dchn. hwtctv anttrelv KlltirfiU tomiy actiritjr tn the eauaarauiai eared. Caerra, Cntht, t'M. Itic leia hsa beea him. I kar. (at aoJ worse. At sweats, and was to he. I and there kaa able In walk kaa left M. raauua la ease waa enrnrieed to j xK IS, 1 947 nirl. eerea ream Fib ; we tried al but, although 1 far eaeea like we would , we did for it not , ol the Kits, is last becoming i wvmm, sua rpee4y Uteri, or er W kites, of Urine, or MuaUstioa of cans, or MothiDg can on the haaua raking it, at esc. II ami frame, which peeled ef as. ia osums per reds of cases whet, families of thai aa. tbasye. rseeats bethbaear. SMSshlll the fast. Dee. mat Mssa.1 Oilier 601116 in the western Country. XUy Prehases east being nearly ati for cash, I feel ,M I can offer as great inducements tocus- otaer memeina, EJiaroae as , wiil mamas on tha tVa, use a hnttle ne c Ira me your j you animeilOB. all of whsth era and thousands abnat the evss by aainf this Srat. It, IS4T. tarribls far nil time I could aot pains, and my bottles of eon.! one thousand I am eatirele bens St of the CUMM1NQS. of rha St Or to giro yoa S Saraanarilla, ilue .h. .M mouths by th. far ns H the aaoet and am ; U oi reman laa sot until i innk Proriilence, hat now enjoying now (0 yaeraof raonmsMad aa I hare been aketca may be ' City. s. tww of the end la another a naias attended with lanes. I . read Captain . . r. - avore hi ) but I am -i tt on any any prarioae by you of rt pa Tut ublii. UNISON. s.1. of tha TbaanA -- s. u.r th. SeraU , . st tt NnsssB . rw . ' 1 - oa. WoortoNt """" ,P0 ... aamuj mr ta. H. D. D. M D. h. o. from m , Hoary A- Co.. l NEW AND Main Street, JOHN A. ROBINSON, ' ; ; - -wr-wr TOULD respet-tfully announce to the public that he has just received snd is now opeLiny f y in the house lately occupied by J.H. Shepherd, a general assortment oi - - Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Gfroceries, :&c; f ' Deemine it unnecessary to go into a tedious enumeration of articles, he will only sy, tha . . . e f j- n.. r a ,1. M ..M nia atnrir p.nmnnse everv varieiv in uuuus reaueit all to give him a call, and examine his Goods, as he pledges himself to sell as lew any house in town. JOHN A. ROBINSON June 10th, 1850 ly . Main Strwt, LouUiaria. .t Hats, Caps, Shoes and Boots. :v HAVING purchased of A. D. Landram hia entire stock of Hats, Caps, Shoes and Bootir which onsixU of a very superior lot and of the latest fashions, would say to those wishing bar gains, that they can be accommodated by calling at his store on Main Street. - . t Also, a very superior article of Ground AHum, Liverpool Blown, and T.I. SALT, on hand and for sale, cheap for cash. JOHN A. ROBINSON. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! Wonders will Never Cease! , ' How is it that Tinker keeps up? It is because his establishment is well known and patronized :. by the public, who well know that Tink-' ; er is the man that brought goods down in this city, and who sells Cheaper than any other House west of the Mountains! . FELLOW CITIZENS Ladies and Gentlemen: You are respectfully invited lo call at O. C. TINKER'S NEW CHEAP CASH STORE, where you will find one of the best selected, handsomest and Cheapest stock of Goods ever offered in this upper country, consist ing in DRV GOODS, GROCERIES, QUEENS WARE. BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, SADDLES, BRIDLES, READY MADE CLOTHING, &c., &c. He will at all times be happy to bow his (foods and have his prices known. Thosewishirg goods and cheap ones, will lose fix) in 10 to 50 per cent, by not calling at Tinker's Cheap Cash Store. So come one, come all, bring up your cash, for it's no trouble to show goods at O. C. TINKER'S Louisiana, September 2d, 1850. BOOK STORE! AMOS liTshULTZ. WD0LES1LB BOOKSELLER, STATIONER & PA PER DEA LER, JVo. 136 North Main Street, St. Louis, opposite the Bank of Mittoun, awrtt t ll 1 ann WW sr. , --j omers as SUV Otner Uouse vi est. i . Geographies 3000 Mitchell, Obey and Smith; 2500 Mitchell and Sinilh's Primary, 2000 Parleys Gcoerapliy. Snelfers. 15000 Elementary and Eclectic, 2000 Comley, Fowle and Town. Arithmetics 3500 Smith, Pike and Colburn, 3000 Davies, Smiley and Adams, 4000 Ray and Emerson, parts 1, 2, 3. Grammars. 5000 Smith, Kirkham and Chandler, 3000 Comlev. Murray and Brown. In addition to these, I have a full supply of f rimmers, Readers, Histories, Dictionaries, Phi losophies, Chemistries, PhisioloRies, Geologies Rhetorics, &o. Als , Law, Mdical, and Class! cat works. .v Paper. 1000 reams Cap, from $1 50 to $6. 1000 reams Letter, from $1 50 to $b 2000 bundles Crown A' rapping, 3000 do Medium do 1500 do Double Green do. 500 do . Straw 100 do Hardware 150 reams Envelope 200 do Blue Chandles 300 500 275 300 300 100 50 do do do do do do do Manilla 21 X 31, Printing. 22X32 do 24X36 do 24 X 37 do 25 X 38 do 27 X 42 do Stationary. 50 gross 4 oa black Iuk, 50 do 4 oz blue do 50. do 4 oz black and blue do., 2000 do Steel Pens, 20000 do Quills, Nos. 10 to 80, In a word, one of the most comnlata assort. ments of Stationary ever offered in this market. Blank Books. 10000 quires cip Books, half bound, stUUU 4000 4000 1000 BOOK BINnFRV. A. H. ShITLTX has a Ttnnk ninrlanr o...a.J ... J vvniieciru Wltll HIS Store, whirih i. avail snnnlLJ i. m ?naiB,t m-teri, ""d can make hia own! Rlnntr Wash kt.U V. r . , . . " . , Mlc ua uuen lor aaiaj Q nS SIOK. being equally well, if not better made, than any! ouiauurso oiana oooas oougnt in be eastern "rari auu onerea ror saie nere. All kinds of blank work marl. i .v. " - uiiBw, ana warramea. n uia noati Mhsnsj. tha highest market price paid In cash for Ran. a veScs ir enm 136 N. Main street, St. Louis. May 6th, 1850- 60 ly. . SI WORTH of new and fashionable, 00 do full rln do demy do do do medium do do do royal do do Clotblof , for spring and sommerj T Tsfwl a. titrnn . sa - wuiuoa. roi ssaaaw -r CHEAP best ' :viiy Louisiana, 3Io. uauuiiv iuuiiu iu iu ua iuiit. WILLIAM A. NELSON, OElfERAIsCOnniKSlOX MEItCHAKT, JVb. 1 1 Locust Street, behceen Main St. and Levee, Saint Lovis, Missouri, TTAS on ham! an extensive sl cl; c f Piifsturgh " and SU Louis maiiufacturel articles, ct nsi.-t-Ine in part of the following, z : 6000 Boxes Window Glas,assortrdsixrsbe5t ri'y ami country brands. 4500 " A'Sirted Apothecaries & Greet rs (,Ufs- ware everv variety. 2100 Keg. Nails, Brads, Spikes and feoce Kails, Pittsburgh and Wheeling mauufaeture. 150 Tons assorted Juniata Iron; ' 400 Packafrei Shovels, Spades, Forks, Iloes snd Axes Pittsburgh make. 4900 Reams crown medium and double crcwa Wrapping Paper. WO Ream assorted sixes of Printing Paper; 600 Improved Peacock PIougbs,Pittsburgbmake. ALSO Pure White Lead. Salamander Fire Proof Safes, Painted Buckets and Tubs, Cotton Yarn, Paste Boards, etc., eet. All of which, with many other articles, will be sold at factory prices, freight added. Merchants are respectfully requested to call and examine stock and prices. W.A.NELSON, Agent for the manufacture re. July 15th 1860. ' . . WHOLESALE CLOTHRG WAREHOUSE, No. 118 MAIN STREET, SAINT LOUIS, MO., a as No. 113 Broadway, NEW YORK. MARTIN & BROTHER. DEALERS IN READY MADE CLOTH IN G will find it greatly to their advantage to call at the above establishments & look through our stocks, before purchasirg. We promise to show them the largest and most complete aort ment m the East or West, and will seir tt lovir pruts than any other House. TERMS LIB--RAL- Aug. 19th 1850, ; Porter7"T ATTORNEY AT LAW. Bowling- Grten jii. RtSWi-I'iS' the Circttit Court "t riU HallsLincoln, Warren and Montgomerr S, P, Murrav. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Bowling Green, Mo P. Carr, 1 ' T a tit ir- Prairieville. Rk. courts, Mo J- B. Henderson, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ' ot W "!Tl:',3r boT lh JW'J store i WK.y,0fjyfcCO t Qe atreet N. P. Minor. just opened by


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ocr: luce & Murray's NEW STORE, la the. Brick Store Houie formerly occu pied bj Joseph Richardson, .Main Street, Louisiana, Missouri. TV"E the subscriber, desire to say to our friend V and the public, (bat we have just a, Large and well selected stock of New and Fash ionable merchandise, suited to this market. took embraces nearly every variety of T APLE V FAXCY DRY GOODS, Groceries, Hardware, Queens t-are,Gl8s AGlass ware, Boot 6t Shoes, Hats & Caps of every variety; BonneMs, plain and fancy Straw; Silk, a beantiful article; Paints, Oils, Dvestiiffs, &c., fee. yg We would particularly call the attention dealers to a large ana tasnionnoie assortment 01 REM HIDE ( LOT HIM;. Comprising every article necessary to a full dress suit, which we will sell very low. fOur cloth Ing is ia the second story. - - TO THE LADIES we would say, particular attention has been paid to their wants, and we now have some of the rich est, plain, changeable & faney Silks, (fur dresses) Shawls, Bareges, Muslins, embroidered and plain; Lawns. Jaconett. plain and fancy: Alpacas, Bom- basins, Ginshanis, Calicoes, &.C., that have been broncht to this mailt ef. Our goods have been purchased at the Cash Pxicxs, and will be sold on the same terms. By this plan, we know w can sell goods than if we were to buy on a credit and sell on credit. . TO SHIPPERS we would say, we have the largest and best Ware bouse in this city, and will be prepared to and ferward or ship produce on the mnt reasona ble term. ' LUCE & MURRAY. May 6th, 1850. 60 ly

place_of_publication: Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.

publisher: A.J. Pickens


ocr: Efemp Hemp. TONS wanted immediately by IP Cash, Jr., & Co., for which the price will be j aid in Cash. THUMAS lAsn, JR., & to.


ocr: saddle and harfle.., that he will receive a fen- efOUS support from Community. Business CteB, i.d nleasuripe men, as well aa the travellirur laingle;. horses, bugrjies, or hacks, by esttitig at- my Sublea between Georgiaead Souk lio- Una Streets. ' t . It is also hi. design to rn ac. acconiroda- i i 1 i ' MttgOlaWry, Linoolalld St. aJrWlekV?. Louisiana Livery Stable. TN view of the inconveniences to which ri i di viduala and the public eeneralk h.ve Uen subjected., tor tne want ol proper conveyances and rom our city, the auhscrilcr . taa l i . J r t . . . ar jbeen encouraged to establish in Louisiaba. at rj Stable, wellsttpplied WltllHorses, Bug- gies and Hacks. He flatters himsrl ly krep jfngconstetly on hand, and well xuSbed, horZ ea of all gates arid Colors, Suited both to the , leorsmunitf. can at an timci v annntrei) rtth: ,U0n hack to all the BoWIlIlg-Ureen Coi rts. atld neighborhood meetings, to which, frnr or fivet passengers ean be obtained. Hia prige shall be as low as the lowest. ' i ,. H. W. V. WOOTTTW. . r. . frafaijr j v.. J .Uo . u iigue iih rnumcg uwr,V m Q the Law. and will attend the Circuit Courts in the counties of Marlon, aUUs, Jike.


ocr: Si:!! liigigSSi- MANUFACTORY . , .dr.. S, P. TOWWSEND'S ARSAFARIL Ii A. . .. Wonder Mtd Blf-Mlup of th Ape. OFFICE


ocr: WHOLESALE -I .snita. MA1JC STREET, SAUfT LOUIS, -VO- iirs ; ,i ': :IW;ll3 Broadway3, ; y ' '.' 'NEW YORK . ' WARTIN, SCj.BRdTHERa'. TbEALERS in re apt made cloth f ING will find it greatly to their advantage to call at the above establishments & look through oar stocks, before purchasing. . We promise to sbow them the largest and most complete assort ment in the East or West, and will sell at lovtr prtcerthan anv other House. .: TERMS LIB '


ocr: ITnmri .Hnmn Jieilip- UCIIiPa , SLf TONS wanted immediately hy zJXF Cash. Jr., & Co., for which the market rl will he I airl in P,. - - rnrirstf a r x eu t. e rn TliUHAS L-ASH, J., & CO.


ocr: Public Sale of Stock. THE subscriber will for sale, on TUESDAY 51 h day of November at the late residence of Hex ekiah Gibson, a part of stock belonri'R to the es tate, consisting ef Horse, Cattle, Sheep & Hogs Terms made known on day nf aale. TERRISSA GIBSON, Adm'x. Oct. 14th, 1850. 4w.


ocr: s L A. I cheaper, eo diMtss Pstient erar all strsiniksas ; e power M nil ..in lit I inw wei two mm or it as saisa yrteoi .nergn ta jrooUi, on br tut of I lo any the aauwonuiavj Ceafte, Hictit fm I ha, ear worse. At and was as lira. I thar. has a abU te sralh has lad aa ia ease earprieed as Faraaar It, INT. eevea eaan wa tried hat, although asr caeaa una Ja. and apaedp Utaci m er Whites, of Crine. or proauatiea af eauae or iVothiagaaa th. ha me a it at II b Djuaa w! eaa, ia of euraa pat- the rya. birth erer praaaata aota aeaar. uaaac Feet, Das- and Loins. sad baaut af lie ate use tt ssediriaa. Eaerea. ia aiU always the fcca, a bottle or elaeaee year aaeawttoa, of which an thouea tha eyas, asiag tha 14. ISat. far aiaa I eould not and ay of pent thasssnd 1 am aatirals af th asa of tha as vr as gi. yau aumuariua. wtoen by tha far aa ta tha aaol and sore remedies fas anill I ml ha? now ankrrlna as asanas raooaaead I hare beea ssay b City. by th lev imm af the hi aaethac an swsru, aiS I waa el nf&i fern, mar in triad It ioag 1 may naa staaaa aisimwi by yoaaf public. HON. has . . ' . - tawat wfaafMaflL I. u the D. D. 7 froa in a, em & Co.. wa wauld did, far it not af the FaX bacoalag ia acrurua a teoa ': w na wit.Is' TT U.lUCitw . How is it that Tinker keeps upl It is becaueh establishment is well known and atrizcd,g; er is the man that brought goods firiwn in fhis rJtv. and who sells Cheaper than any other House west of ; the, Mountains! . , .vii ara resnectfuIlT Invited to 'call tl H will at all times be happy to .how hii good, cood. Tnd cheap ones, will i"e foom 10 to 60 per Tinkers Cheap Jasn iore. So come one, come all, bring up your ca.b, for if. no trouble to 'hood. at Louisiana, September 2d, 1850. BOOK STORE! AMOS HTshULTZ. WHOLESALE BOOKSELLER, STATIONER & P A P ER DEALER, JVo. 136 JVorth Jfoin Street, St. Louit, epposiU, the Bank of Mutovrt, WILL fill tfrders at wholesale, as low a. any other house in the western country. My purchases east being nearly all for cash, I feel cer tain tbat I can offer as great inducements to cue omen as any other bouse west. Geographies. 3000 Mitchell, Olney and Smith, 2500 Mitchell and Smith's Primary, 2000 Pariej. Geography. Speller . 15000 Elementary and Eclectic, 2000 Comley, Fowle and Town. Jlntkmetk 3500 Smith, Pike and Colburn, 3000 Davies, Smiley and Adam., 4000 Ray and Emerson, part. 1, 2, 3. Grammars. 5000 Smith, Kirkham and Chandler, 3000 Cornier. Murray and Brown. In addition to these, I have a full aupply of Primmers. Readers. Histories, Dictionaries, Fat losophies, Chemistries, Phisiologie, Geologies, Knetorics, &c. Also, Law, Mdicai, ana uust cal works. Paptr. 1000 ream. Cap, from $1 50 to $ti. 1000 ream. Letter, from $1 50 to $6 2000 bundle. Crown rV rapping, 3000 do Medium do 1500 do Double Green do. 500 do Straw 100 do Hardware 150 ream. Envelope 200 do BlueChandle. 300 500 275 300 300 100 50 do do do do do do do Manilla 21 X 31, Printing. 22X32 do 24X36 do 24 X 37 do 25X38 do 27 X 42 do Stationary. 50 gross 4 oZ black Ink, 50 do 4 oz blue do 50 do 4 oz black and blue do., 2000 do Steel Pens, 20000 do Quills, No.. 10 to 80, In a word, one of the most complete assort' ments of. Stationary ever offered in thi. market Blank Books. 10000 quire, cap Book., half bound, 2000 do do full do 4000 4000 1000 do do do demy medium royal do do do do do do BOOK BINDERY. A. H. Sbcltx haa a Book Bindery eoaneeted ith his .tore, which I. well auoDlied tk ti and binding; materials, and can make hi. own uiana worn, wtiieb he offers for .ale ia hi. .tore, beiug equally well, if not better made, than any manufactured blank book, bought in the eastern market and offered for sale here. All kinds of blank work made to order at the soonest notice, ana warranted. N Old book, rebonnd. e highest market price paid in cash for Ram. a una ,. .v ,orJ36N'MIntw,.St.Loui.. May 6th, I860- 60-ly. NEW FURNITURE STORE. In BartleWs Bow, Georgia Street. LOUISMjYJI, MO. Brice & Young. T-Bwc" XYouko. THE SUBSCRIBERS are now nranaraa in ami nounce to the citizens of Pik. 1.7th. . ji...-. AAlinti eU.e .1. , . . wjvwiiv nave, ana intend keep ng on band, a LA ROE A sptctemn a ooabo.i.A or rpumnmitt k!!- ,pu! ,.mP,vlDf eountry. Our stock has Z.!. jTI oare, io abich we win con Untly add by purchase, a. well a. by our own -m ' vviii.i;io pmT 01 BSSi2btn"d,erol!fronui TABLES, : WORK STANDS. " ' . welK!,,.'.",Vtic,ll, r . would do better wftl th. . M wa W ean do December Sd.iao " . ' Y a Ausjsa-e - G. Porter. ATTORNEY AT LAW. n i . . ' "o ' too. Regularly attend, the Circuit Court, of Pike Rail., Lincoln, Warren and nohteomerv Never Cease ! ,!'::" " - and have hi. price, known. Tho.e wutoBj, cenJUby not celling at .,.,, t.. "US' i lata : IVUWftV " P, ,4 0. C. TINKER'S; T. E. WILLIAMS, A DEALER lit . DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, BRUSHES ;1 OILS, PERFUMERY, CONFECTION- ARY, DYE STUFFS, &e fce., . Driver's Rota, Water Street. Lomnno. Mo. -4 . . . , .A.n. .AmMnnriM. ' - Prescriptions careiun wi.."- pril6th, 1850. 60-ly. WILLIAM A. NELSON, nr.iYEnAi. conn xssiobi merchant,--. JVo. 11 Locust Stred.Mwee Main SL and Ietse,T Saint Louis, Missouri, JL HAS on hand aa extensive .tock of PitUturgS ti .ad St. Louis saaauraeturea arucies, consist -i t -.-a r tha fnllawina. vix: - 5000 Bose. Window Glass, assorted sixes best eilyi and country brands. 4500 AMWted Apothecaries & uroeers uian- , ware every variety. J;1' 2100 Kegs Nails, Brad, Spike, and feaee tttU. l Fittsburgnana wneeiina; maasieoair. . inn Tnm aaaruiad Jnniata Iron: 400 Packs. m Shovels, Spades, Forks, Doe. ; n:.i-l U .b . iHilb Atsr riiasurg" (900 Ream, crown medium and double croas.; Wranoine Paoer. - a m'.,? 800 Reams assorted sites or Printing Paper,.- f 600 Improved Peacock Ploughs,PitUburg h make. AL.SU k Pure While Lead, Salamander Fire Proof Safcs, Painted Buckets and Tubs, Cotton Yara? . Paste Boards, etc, ext.. !... All of which, with many other articles, vrit! Vesott t , r . : tmm.'.m. mAAmA. fotianfa ara - respectfully requested to call and examine stork"' , snd prices. W. A.NELSON, , Agent for tbe manulaerorerst'Tr July 15th 1850. , : t WHOLESALE : CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, ; No. 118 MAM STREET, SJ1JTT LOUIS, M0.t . AR No. 113 Broadway, NEW YORK. MARTIN & BROTHER. D EALERS IN READY MADE CLOTH- , ING will find it rreaily to their advantsrt I to call at the above establishment. & look through , our stocks, before purchasirg. We promise to 1 . show them the largest and most complete assort ment in the East or West, and will sell at low' 3 prtee. than any other Rome. TERMS LIB- "' tKAU rAuz. 13th 1850. AOO alilf. FEET ASSORTD PINELUM- 7 DaCsITmZ JUU.UUU mTIDa COUIrni also 40,000 Pine Laths, for sale by ' I. Pi. BRYSON 61 Louisiana, Mo 8l CARROLL, BRYSON tt CO., Clarksvnte, Me. 'V Th N. B. W would aav to the tobacco new ' ers, tbat in shipping tobaeco we make o kxtba cbabok roa dbataoe, as has been officiously cir- ,; iculated through tbe country. One dollar coven all charge, on a hogshead of tobaeco. Webav . heretofore and will continue to ship as low as any ' other house in the county. :.,, . one wa, IgOU. , i. . ERYSOK & tu a DR. WM. W. WISE, (Main Street Louisiana Missouri) V render nf Dry Goods. Groceries, Dy : l Stuffs, Points, Oils, Vanishes, S3 He also keen, eonstantlv An hand aid ' for a good supply of TAMIL T MED1-' wco, warranted genuine.- All ofwhica wiUj b .told a. low a. the LowriT. O-Fleaie call and examine eoodi ni .'. pnee-. i f33 ItO' T; S. P. Murrav. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Bowling Green, Vijt prompuy attend to any b.lBe.stbatai , boentru.tedtohi.car. ' P. Carr. A TTENDS regularly tha ourt. of.Wl ooiu ana su unarlea eountiea. . aj-,uareaa rrameville. Pike covxtyt t s T . : WW m ,-rt ' mnaerson, - - ' . i.ti V AB,S.J. mw. ;.. !? i.:-' 03- fitv9 ,lnraai-ly above the Jewelry tktH. -"-""j at w.. on tjtsowna straw ..n" N. P. Minor. CitmY AT T.AW B, Offloe In theCourt Home;' itKi ' 1 ,mt 1 m--aammJVaBaaava-BB SSI mOllfl WORTH of new and fehi.Mbfe J iiiet-i- Z c,otn,nf for .wring And trmmr, ,i It a.- r?i . " ' ii. iila


ocr: NEW AND LO Main Street, Louisiana, Mo. JOHN A. ROBINSON, WOULD respectfully announce to the public that he has just received and is now opening, in the house lately occupied by J. H. Shepherd, a genem, assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries, &c. Deeminc- it unnecessary to no into a tedious enumeration of articles, he will only say, that his stock comnrises every variety of Goods usually found in this market He would earnestly ronnput nil ti mvn Mm n xnll nnrl PTnmfnp hie any house in town. June 10th, 1850 ly BOOK STORE! AMOS liTsiiULTZ. WHOLESALE BOOKSELLER. STATIONER & PAPER DEALER, Xo. 136 North Main Strict, St. Louis, opposite the ISank of Missouri, fill orders at wholesale, as low as any other house in the western country. My east being; nearly all for easn, 1 feel cer that I can offer as great inducements to cus as any other house west. Geographies. 3000 Mitchell, Olney and Smith, 2500 Mitchell and Smith's Primary, 2000 Parleys Geography. Spellers. 15000 Elementary and Eclectic, 2000 Comley, Fowle and Town. Arithmetics 3500 Smith, Pike and Colburn, 3000 Davies, Smiley and Adams, 4000 Ray and Emerson, parts 1, 2, 3. Grammars. 5000 Smith, Kirkham and Chandler, 3000 Comley, Murray and Brown. In addition to these, I have a full supply of Readers, Histories, Dictionaries, Phi Chemistries, Phisiologies, Geologies, Sec. Alsti. Law. Mdical. and Classi works. Paper 1000 reams Cap, from $1 50 to go'. 1000 reams Letter, from .$1 50 to $6 2000 bundles Crown tV rapping. 3000 1500 500 100 do Medinm do do do do Double Green do. Straw Hardware Envelope Blue Chandles Manilla 21 X 31, Printing. 150 reams 200 do 300 500 275 300 800 100 50 do do do do do do do ed. 22X32 do 24X36 do 24 X 37 do 25 X 38 do 27 X 42 do Stationary. 50 gross 4 oz black Ink, 50 do 4 oz blue do 50 do 4 oz black and blue do., 2000 do Steel Pens, 20000 do Quills, Nos. 10 to 80. In a word, one of the most complete assort of Stationary ever offered in this market J Blank Books. 10000 quires cap Books, half bound, 2000 do do full do 4000 4C00 1000 do do do demy medium royal do do do do do do BOOK BINDERY. A. II. SnrtLTZ has a Book Bindery connected! nis store, which Is well supplied witb tools binning materials, and can make his own CHEAP Ooods. as he Tiledires himself to sell as low as JUilli A. iwdu'jwi'i Main Street, Louisiana. SPRING OF 1850. JOHN T. MARTIN & BRO'S. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MAMMOTH CLOTHING. EMPORIUM, .Vo. 118 Main Street, ST. LOUIS, MO. For the approaching sprint; we -are manuTevo- turine the largest and most complete assortment of Clothing ever offered in this or any other city, which ve feel confident is rut and made in a su perior style to any other stoch ever offered in the West. From the long experience inai we nave bad, and the many advantages that we possess in purchasing, manufacturin, etc., we leei periecuy assured in pledging ourselves 31-7V sell Lover than anv other Uovse.mFV Merchant, by looking through our stock, will find that they can purchase ss low as can be borgbt in any eastern house. We will pledge ourselves to dunlicate anv bill. From the long experience (sixteen years) in the wholesale ana man iraoioi St Louis we are certain that our gooas are mica batter adapted to the . ants of the western pou- lation than anv stork mantitarturea IN THE UNITED STATES. We have this season made great improvements and additions to our store, and we now nave tone laree stores CROWDED WITH FRESH OOODS. i Merchants who have never kept clothing will lr well to try it, as it will pay a better profit and lea frwrr remnants than any otner style oi coons THE GRKAT ADVANTAGE In onr goods is, that they are so eut that a gaiment will fit a person varying several inches in size We will guarantee in every bill sold, that they vdll not be a single article but what will fit and plraie. It is a common thing for ef ery merchant to y that re will sell lower than his neighbor, but t not onlv sav it. but are determined to no it. As a proof of it. we can refer to thousands of the shrewdest purchasers that visit the city, that ae sell to regularly. All goods ordered, packed at ike lovrext cish prices, and those thai do not please can be rtlvrn- We have bnt one store in the? eit v. 'TIS NO. 118 MAIN STREET. Merchants visiting New York will always find at our house. No. 113 Broadway, a large and com plete stock, at lower prices than at any other hnnae JUllit i. MAtiiiit ol onu o. February, 11th, 1850 TO THE GROWRRS AND SHIPPERS OF TOBACCO IN MISSOURI. HAVING I0"' bnt one ofottr large Warehoases in tne fire f he loth mst. we are still prepared t receive Tobacco for inspection and sale as hereto fore, and can oner to tbe Planters all formrr unt itles in the transaction of any business connected with their interests. The improvements sow ma king, and speedily to be completed, in our ware house, will give it advantages in point ef room,! light, &e., equal, if not superior to any hove in me west. The bouse will be devoted, oiinnf tne sea son, exe'u lively to the purpose of inspection and storage of Tobacco, aod our Policies of Insurance will cover all Tobacco belonging to PIsn'ers or others against loss by fire, when so ordered bv the shipper or owner. Our premiums will be awarded on tne 2inn oi June next, as advertised. J-iUl'SMAI K. I.HRI CARDS. T. E. WILLIAMS, als, t&. 1.1 DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS. BRTTSnW i OILS, PERFUInTIRT, CONFECTIoS1? ARY, DYE STUFFS, 8it &e7 Drag's Row Water Slrut, LoZuiaL, Mo. nyrutiin,ioou. 60-1 y . t A CARD. TT; DR.F.CAUR, HAy11!.0 PS'nenrty loeatedla tha town of Bowling Green. Pike Conn.-, vr. ui v. thankful for a share of nublie patronage? May 6th, 1850. tOZml J. B. Henderson, r ATTORNEY AT LAW, LonisiansuBIt 7r" Office immediatelv ahoaa tha Jaal ef w K. Kennedy Sc. Co., on Georgia street DR. WM. W, WISE, (fain Street Louisiana Missouri) Fender of Dry Goods, Groceries, Dye Shiffs, Paints, Oils, Varnishes. , . HI He also keeps constantly on hand and for sale a good supply of FAMIL Y MEDI CINES, warranted cenuia. All of which ' will be sold as low as the Lowsstv 22" Please call and examine goods snd prices. (33-qf.) N P. Minor, " ATTORNEY AT LAW.BowuBtwGuu.ala Umce in tneUourt House. G. Porter. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Bovling-GrttmMo. Regularly attends the Circuit Courts of Pita Ralls, Lincoln, Warren and noiitgoinery S. F.Murray, ' ATTORNEY AT LAW, Bowling Green, Mo Will promptly attend to any business that mj be entrusted to his care. P. Carr, ATTORNEY AT LAW, TTENDS regnlany the courts of Pike Lincoln and St. Charies counties fAddress PrairievilJe. Pike county. &!e THE undersigned has resumed the practice of the Law, and will attend the Circuit Courts in the counties of Marion, Ralls, Pike, Montgomery, Lincoln and St. Charles, and tt uch other business as shall be entrusted to bias, His residence is at Bowling Green, Pike county, Mo. EZRA HUNT. . ZFCHEAP CASH BOOK STOREmj J. H ALS ALL. "ff THOLES ALE and Retail Bookseller sal T Stationer, No. 124 Main Street, Saint Louis, Mo., keeps on hand a splendid assortmeat of School, Laf, Medical and Miscellaneous Books Quills, Ink, Wafers Steel Pens and Slates Writing and Wrapping , Papers; Blank Books j in great variety, together with every other si de in his line of business. Books bound in the best manner. - Call and examine No. 124 Main Street MISSOURI HOTEL, M Corner of Main and Morgan streets, Satst j Lout's, Mo. The subscriber would re- spectfully inform his friends and the public, that , he has purchased from Messrs. A. &.JS.J. " Court their interest in the above house, and lew- ed it for a term of years, and pledges himself that no exertion, on his part, will be wanting to mati all that favor him with a call perfectly at home. ' The furniture of the house has been replenno!


ocr: LUCF1 & MtrHBAYfS t NE W STORE, the. Brick Store House formerly ocou- . pied by Joseph Richardson, Main Street, Louisiana, Missouri. - , WE, the subscribers, desire to say to oui friends ami the nnhlin. (bai wa bave iust received Laree and well selected stock of New and Fash merchandise, suited to this market. Our embraces nearlv every variety of 8TA1 jut. tv riati . . DRY GOODS, Hardware, Queenstvare.Glass & Glass ware, Boots & Shoes, Hals & Caps 01 every variety; Bonnetts, plain and fancy Slrawj Silk, a beautiful article; Paints, tiis, Dvestufls, &e. tec. - We would particularly call tbe attention of to a laree and fashionaDie assonmeni or READY MADE CLOTIIlNGv every article necessary to a full dress which we will sell very low. JJ-Oor cloth- is in the second slorv. TO THE LADIES would say, particular attention has been paid their wants, and wc now have some of the rich. plain, changeable & fancy Silks, (for dresses) . . , w i u 1 1 . Bareges, niuiii.,enitiruiii-rcu tuu pni Jaconetts. plain and farey: Alpacas, Bom- Ginshnms, Calicoes, &.C., tbat have ever broutrbt to this market. Our (roods have been nurehased at tbe Lowest Price, and will be sold on the same terms. this plan, we know we ran sen goons cneaper 11 we were 10 ouy on a crcuii sou ecu wa a TO SHIPPERS ,.. would sav. we have the lamest and best Ware in this city, and will be prepared to receive forward or ship produce rm tne nicer rrnermm terms. ? LUCE & MURRAY, t May 6tb, 1850. 60 ly CI OOrk WORTH of i P 1 ,JJU Clothing, for new and fashionable spring and summer, opened by LUCK & MURRAY.


ocr: 1 'X.i.iL :,'. 1 U t- ... v..!-" .. ... . .-, . . - i .ir... -1 ( ;.A -,,1 , , ., , .t:ivtj..i23 fits 'nJra. SiWr .-.i. - . ... JOHN.r. A ROBIKSONVt iich!i x?rtSiZEl' W0l)LD respertfullf announce fo the public that'helias just received and is noWaehbii ' in the house lately occupied by 3. H. Shepherd; i general itt&Utoatot -iitouiw jt DeemireP it 'lirineRMsarv to ta into a tedious enBBieraUoa of articles, he", will od!v sav.' his etock comprises every variety of Goods usually found jamais market,,. He' would .earnestly request ait vo inve um a cau. ana eaatninc ma anyhause iatowB. . - V ' suit ihusvu.iu 'i, :- . .. i, ;!J rt-.'.t .June . . !'2 .Jrhl hi f.-.e li'f ?vV-Ti vai MdE f f.rf c, - I 1 -..'a..:. .' . uuoua,,oa u, yitwsv. . ecu aa iww as . : V' . JOHNAifeOBlNSON ft tl'il'i I ri I' 1 f 7 . .,. - . 7. . . - ;


ocr: Public Sale of Stock. . V THE subscriber will offer for tale, on TUESDAY e B9 day or November next, at tfcaJete residence of Ilea- ekiab Gibson, a part of the stock belensnog to tne es tate, consisting of Horses, Cattle, Sbeep ft, Hogi. Terms made known eei stay mt aaie. TERRISSA GIBSON, Adm'x.


ocr: BAY STATE SHAWM. BAY STATE SHAWLS AND MANTLES, of til 1t-t and mM( A.tiwi.. .Im. will tu. , . - -t-i.. . w - raniished by the subscribers; at the very lowest prices. Purchaser will p!eae notice that Retrain Bay State fabric bear ticket eorr-pnnd-inst ith the a bore out, and they will also be dis- tingtiihei from all woolen shawl, by their supe rior finish, fine texture, and brilliancy of color. Order solicited from all sections of the country, and the same will be promptly attended to. sale at wholesale ty - - BKUWNLEE, HOMER tt CO., No. 85. Main street. And at retail by RUTHERFORD tt DAY, No. 133, 134, Market st. ELLIOTTS. CAUCHOIS, ; No. 2, Main, eo r. Market. Sept. 1,1850. ' ' BAY STATE IllilS


ocr: BA41ila MB pleased il .. NE W GOOUSIiNE W GOOBEi 'Wonders- muiWErtfa Csisfi l'. .$1 How is it that; JncKiaKe 11 establisbment is well known and patronised by the public, who welt know limfMs? er is the min that brought odsf -'Z down in this city, and who sells VmI'' Cheaper thin any 6ther flotsE west of . tFV FELLOW CITIZENS Ladies and Gentlemen: You are reipectfuHy invited frtaiPet O. C. TINKER'S NEW CHEAP CASH STORE, where yon will find oneef the- bt selected, handsomest and Cheapest stock of ing in DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. QUEENSWARE. BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, CAT3L 1 He will at all times be happy to show his goods and cheap ones, will lose loom 10 to 60 Tinkers Uheap Cash Store. - h. So come one, eome all, bring up yonr cash, for it's no trouble to show goods at "'- '; Louisiana, September 2d, 1850. BOOKSTORE! AMOS hTshULTZ. WHOLESALE BOOKSELLER. STATIONERY PAPER DEALER, 138 .North Main Strut, St. Louis, oppotitt. the Bank of Juutovn, fill orders at wholesale, as low as aay other honse in the western eoantrr. Mr being nearly all for cash, 1 feel cer that I can offer as great inducements to cus as any other house west. Geographte. Mitchell, Olney and Smith, Mitchell and Smith'a Primary, Parleys Geography. 30 25 20 Spelters. 15000 Elementary and Eclectic, . 2000 Comley, Fowle and Town. JirUhmeiua Smith, Pike and Colburn, Davies, Smiley and Adams, Ray and Emerson, parts 1, 2, 3. 85 30 40 Grammars. 5000 Smith, Kirkham and Chandler, 3000 Comle. Murray and Brown. In addition tnthoaa. I have a full SIIDDIV of Readers, Histories, Dictionaries, Phi Chemistries, Phisiologies, Geologies. &c. Also, Law, Judical, and Classi works. Paper. 1000 reams Can. from 1 50 to $6. 1000 reams Letter, from $1 50 to $tf 2000 bundles Crown Wrapping, 8000 do Medium do 1500 do Double Green do. 500 do Straw 100 do Hardware 150 reams Envelope 200 do Blue Chandlea 300 500 275 300 500 100 60 do do do do do do do Manilla 21X31, Printing. 22X32 do 24 X 36 do 24 X 37 do 25 X 38 do 27X42 do Stationary. 50 gross 4 oz black Ink, 50 do 4 oz blue do 50 do 4 oz black and blue do. 2000 do Steel Pens, do Quills, Nos. 10 to 80. In a word, one of the most complete assort of Stationary ever offered in this market Blank Books. 10000 quires cp Books, half bound, zuuu 4000 4000 1000 AMOS H. SHULTZ. 136 N. Main street, St. Louis. My6thL1850- 60 ly. STATE OF MISSOURI, ; SS. Cocrtt or Piax. Pike County Court. August 13M. 1850. ULUMON HUGH LETT and Isaac J. King. administrators of the estate of William Wil deoeased, come and file their petition for the of the real estate of said deoeased, which is br the lists, inventories and ao required by law, all of which is verified amdavit; it is therefore ordered that all per be notified hereof, and that unless the eon- term Of this court, an order Will be made ttia aala of tha W l-O f V. J W t section one, T. SI, N. R. 4 weL of the real of said decedent, or so much thereof as he sufficient to satify the debU against the copy, thi. orrl.r Ka nnMUbayl (......... ... VW.W Ifvwwwni.w m mta oiaie ror six weexa, ine last in- t L. mW I...I t M..I. t. P A I. . IS A w aa mil .wenty uava ueiure Ilia allaa or the nex term or this court. true copy from the record of said court. Attest S. F. MURRAY, Clerk. September 2d, 1850. 6wl3. WIIO TOLD THAT LIE? reports have been etreulated that j arecnargine nignvr lor snipping Tobacco other houses; We take this method or saying at me siaiemeni is aosoinieiy raise, by wnom made. We have never charged over f 1 hhd., for storirg and shippina? tobaeeo. and al have, and do now, pledge ourselves to store ship as low aa any regular house prepared to safely, if it is roa mothiko at all The report is en a par with others with regard the Brices of onr Goods. .Call and see for vonr do do full do do demy do do do medium do 'do do roval do do before believina- anv and evrv tale ahoot'tate of Elisabeth KiUebrue. a versoa of wnstmad a a . 0 a . a . I nsinets. And we eaonM be pern- ' eome of our friends bo . have owing ui a long while, would call and loos '? year from the date or said eppointment, SO onr rtnAita at laaat. kaawa laalaa- aat tkala M.h'thev Miav he rMlldd Ana.ar luua) kfaaMka. v and reporting onr Goods high withoutnimUf, aaid elaima be not preseatedi wttWaj at tSem. ii hree y fart they wiU be forever Wredvt10 . m (EDWIN DRAPER & BROTHERS. JdHN SHOT WELL, OrAaajia., . Sept. 10th 1860. September l6th I860 4w. . '.. , Mountains! " 'Lf Goods ever offered in thif noner eountrei tntaVtatii goods and hare his prices known. -. Tboae aaaM' per cent, by not calling at . , . ., , -.. t;.' ve ' JUkV aj.JbaV by..r j. WHOLESALE 1 CLOTHING WIRRHflFSRi No; 118 MAW STREET, SA1JTT LOUIS, MO.; AMD No. 113 Broa dway, NEW YORK. MARTIN & BROTHER.! DEALERS IN RE ADY'MADE CLOTH ING will find it greatly to their advents. to call at the above establishments & lcok throngs onr stocks, before ptirchasirg. We promise to show them the largest and most complete asort ment in the East or West, and will ell at fore mitts than any other House. TERMS LIB' ERAL. f Aug. 19th 1850. ! W0XDERS WILL NEVER CEASE ! r "Another Wondtr tn Lofiiiiana J" LUCE AND MDRR1T;- ARE just in receipt of a splendid asortment of Autumn & Winter Goods, which they offer toeaah purchasers, cbeare thsw tbsn can be afforded by any other boose in thb city. Their stock embraces every description of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,' Of THE LATEST STYLES. UMI AKS WELL SE LICKS STOCK Or Ready Made Clothing, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, QUEENS WARE, GLASSWARE, HARDWARE. DYE-STUFFS. GROCERIES. 4 SALT. PINE LUMBER, SHINGLES, &C. CASH DEALERS will promote their interest by giving n a call. . 5Epecial attention will be paid the ladies, bv a single clerk or two, wbo will take sreat nleas- ure in seiliog them bargains. September ietn I860. ,;. J. Williams. T.E. Williams.' J. WILLIAMS & CO., ; DEALERS I If DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, BRUSHES OILS, PERFUMERY, CONFECTION ARY, DYE STUFFS, fcc. Draper's Row, Water Street, Louisiana, Mo. fJa.Pretcriptions carefully compounded. October 1st, 1850. lS-ly. PATENT MEDICINES. f HE attention of the public ia invited to the foi-- lowing catalogue ef medicines wbich are keat at the Drag Store oo Water St., Louisiana, Mo: Wistaria Balsam: Pain Killer; - . . . k Boll's Sarsaparrina; .'; S. P. Towasend'a do.; Bristol's do.; ' Bnekban'a Hnng.Bal- sam: Smith'a Tonic; . Rowand's Tonic Mix.; Dr. Moriimore's Rhea matte Remedy: - . Rodgers' Liverwort and Tar; Longley's Panaeae; Dr. Jay ne'e Family Med icines; 1 Moffatt's do.; Brandreth's Fills; Bragg'a Smith angar eoated do.; Wright's Indian Vegeta ble Pilla; . - , Hay's Liniment for Piles; Mexican Must an Lini ment: Hamilton's FanuMsdi- cine: Doctor Storm's Scotch Conga Candy? - MeClane's Pills & Ver tnifuge: 'iM . : l Lindaay'a N. & B. Lini- ment; Mag. Pain Extractor; Farrell's Arabian Lln'mt: Balm Columbia! Gredley's Salt ReumatielCollen's Indian Vegeta. uimmeni: - i tie Fanacae; : In fact all the Popular Family Medicine of flra day, warranted genuine, for sale at WILLIAMS Jf. Ur? ln -- Mo. , Oc'oher 1st, ISS0. : 16-ly.' - Exceptor's Notice. TvaTOTICE is hereby given that the nadersignei has obtained from the clerk of the eonnrr eoort of Pike eonnty, letters testamentary tba potato of Tyre Martin, deceased, baanag daia aC.a teiL a narsx Orpw AOIO,AOOW. . ...... TV',!'. ,.,t,t ! All persons having claims against sald estaia. are requeued to present them within one year from the date of said letter; and if svnt reaeattd within three year from said dale, the aui er be precluded from the benefits of said estgtp. . JAMES MARTIN, adm. Sept 23d, 1850. i iS Hi) i Guardian's Notice- JOTICE ia kerabv Mftren an rail itaaaaa' ested. that ea the SOth dav of na..usa. I waa, by the County Court af Pike count - Mis. ' souri, appointed Guardian of the oeraoh at aaa. f S . a a. w,a . "" i e persona nanrwr eiaiauagataet saM at- tite, are therefore required to present thenvwitb Ml if


ocr: EAY STATE E1IILS ' BAT STATE SHAtfLS. ' BAY STATE SIIAWLS AND MANTLES, the latest and most approved styles,', will be furnished by the subscribers, at tbe' very I'urchasers u-ui pieane notice tnat tne Hay state laorics beartickers correspond with the above cut, and they will also be dis- from all woolen shawls, by their supe finish, fine texture, and brilliancy of colors. Orders solicited from all sectionsof the the same will be promptly attended to. at wholrcale hy BROWNLEE, HOMER & CO., No. 85, Main street. Aud at retail bv RUTHERFORD & DAY, No. 132. 134. Market st. ELLIOTT & CAUCHOIS, No. '2, Main, cor. Market. 1, 18.50. .


ocr: Cemetery Lots, for jVTIUE is hereby given, that by Ite authority ' vested ia me by the 'provisions of city ordin. anee N". 44, establishing a City Cemetery, Ishall, on TUESDAY, the lltb fnst, oi' tb grouad ae- ' lected for the same, proceed to lell by Pubiie Aue Itinn to the highest bidder, for eash aranprfrvad Icity warrants, the lots by tbeir respective n'mrs-i I- .V !- .. .V. . ulMU.(Wl. ' w.wf.ittt ,u iii 01 ins vrninrryrf s to commence at 9 o'clock on each day. . uuy or Louisiana. June 8ri8W. - i .i'W.-K.XSNEDTayorjti . a if JUST Rsoaived adftsaM UKseakf ! Bmmy .6 A. SALT. J.nrjjr.j-; f AJ -u.


ocr: SrtS5aa S-JSSSK-f 7BIsY II-'.. a. , "OFTTCE MANUFACTORY DR. S. P. TOWNSEND'S A Wander euiu Weening She Age.


ocr: J-Ofl OfMl VKKT ASSORT'DPINELfJM UU'U(,,; BER,' 300,000 Fine Shingles: also 40,OUO Piue Laths, for sale bv I. IN. BRYSON & CO., Louisiana, Mo., It CARROLL, BRYSON fc CO., ve-sls, m r .s Chtrksville, Mo. JJ N. B We would say to the tobaceo arrow ere, that in shippine tobacco we luake no rtrn rtf ABOE I'oa DBA YAGK, kS has beett officionslr cir- dilated through the country. One dollar covers " w e naVO iv aw khi wuuuue u amp mm IOW as an? ll U s. SL. a. June 34th, 1850. I. N. BRYSON & CO. Salt! Salt! 1 00 SACKS, larire sirs, in store and for sale he fmalal lliri'l. UlIDDIv J imvj sivvslwiavnisAli


ocr: DAY STATE MILLS BAY STATE SII4TVI.8. STATE SHAWLS AND MANTLES, the latest and most approved styles, will by the subscribers, at the very Purchasers uni piease nonce mat Bay State fabrics benr tickets correspond with the above c, and they will also be (lis from all woolen shawls, by their supe finish, fine texture, and brilliancy ot colors. Orders solicited rron; all sections or the same will be promptly attended to. at wholesale by . BROWXI.EE, HOMER & CO., . No. 85, Main street at retail bv RUTHERFORD & DAY, Nns.-1.32. 134. Market st. ELLIOTT & CAUCHOIS, No. 2, Main, cor. Market


ocr: Fresh Arrivals AT THE JEW fBEiP DISH STORE. . THE TORNADO! WONDERS HAVE ALL CEASED! THE subscriber take this method of inform ing the citizens ef Louisiana, and Pike county generally, that he ha located himself at the store house loraeriy occupied oy ut. wise, one door north of O. C. Tinker's which he has refitted, and filled with a choice selection of goods of al qualities and descriptions, such as Prints. Alpacas, Movslin Ddains, Marino, y Ginhan?g, Ribbons and Flowers, ' - ' j fiats. Caps, Boots, Shoes. 4'C, :., tVc, and I would say to Democrats, Whigs and Free toilers, that the time has come again, when the winds of the north and the piililess storm of winter will sweep in all their tury over the land, when the human body will require protec tion from the chilling embraces of old Boreas; you will therefore find it to your advantage to call at ray store, where you will find the most splendid and fashionable assortment of Clothing ever offered in this city, " cossistisc or j OVER COATS, DRESS COATS, SACKS, PANTS bv the hundred, VESTS by the load, POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS. CRAVATS, WOOL . . s LEN SHIRTS, SUSPEND ERS, &c, &c. , The subscriber, thankful to this community for their past liberal patronage, hopes by strict at tentien and fair prices, a continuance of their fa vors, J. RICHARDSON, Main street, Louisiana Mo. December 4th, 1850. WHEAT, OATS, CORN, FLAXSEED AND BEESWAX. WE will give the highest market price in cash for 10,000 Bushels of Wheat 10,000 do Oats, 10,000 do Corn, 1,000 do Flaxseed 1,000 lbs. Beeswax I. N. BRYSON & CO. N. B. Those having notes and old accounts with ti, are respectfully requested to call and pay them off immediately. We are in need of money Row, and we intend having it soon. I. N BRYSON & CO December 4th, 1850 Land Claims. JB. HENDERSON, or Louisiana, will attend to all claims entrusted to bis eare, by those entitled to bounty land under the act of Congress approved Sept. 28lh, 1850, granting; bounty Iandj to tho soldier, t nrtheir widow, or minor rhilrirenV oi 1013, ana ;ne inaiso wars since ivu. J.B.HENDERSON. November 18th, 1850. Notice. rPHOSE whe are entitled to Bounty Land onde the late act of Congress, will do well to call on the undersigned in mediately. By so doing they will economise both time and money. He i stall times prepared to write out, certify to, and forward their declarations to the Commisioner of Pension. ' S.F.MURRAY. Bi ling Green Mo., Dec. 4tb, 1850. DR. WM. W. WISE, (Min Street Louisiana Missouri) Vender nf Dry Goods, Groceries, Dye Stuffs, Paints, Oils, tf Varnishes. L?He also keeps constantly on hand and f or sal good supply aXFAMIL Y MEDI C'V&S.warranted genuine. All of which will be sold as low as the Lowest. 23 Please call and examine goods any prices. (33 ly.) .WINTER GOODS. LUCE & MURRAY are now in receipt of a full stock of mereandize, suited to the season. - , MOTTO: JjfWillbe undersold by no house inPike co.J November 18lb, 1850. LADIES DRESS GOODS. 4 HANDSOME VARIETY, well selected, of -" t ancy Dress Silks; - -' do ' do Silk warped poplins; Fancy and plain Alpaeas; Silk warp Bumbasin, superior article; Solid and fancy Delaines; do do Cashmeres; For sale cheap, by LUCE & MURRAY. - Nov. 18th, 1850. WINTER Proof Campbell's hair Over Coats, also a superb article of Mackinaw Blankets, com eaoo do. and pilot cloth Coats, cheap for cssh, at : : LUCE & MURRAY'S. PINE Shingles and Dress Trimming Ribbons; also White Lead by the keg cheap, at LUCE A MURRAY. . SOAL LEATHER, also calf and kip. at LUCE A MURRAY'S IENNY LIND Horse Collars & Trace Chains, f pine tuos and willow baskets, at m - . LUCE & MURRAY'S WATERPROOF BOOTS, Heavy Bregan,end Ladie's kid Gators, in great variety at - ' - ' ; LUCE tt MURRAY'S eENTDres Coats, Grindstones, Frorkteesand Sack, for sale at LUCE & MURRAY'S Administrator's Notice. R70TICE is hereby given to creditors and oth M. r persons interested in the estate of Christo pher Kelly, deceased, that I took possession of said estate on the 13th day of November 1850. AH persons indebted tea to said estate are requested , to 'make .immediate payment, and those having demands against said estate, are requested to pre sent them within one year from tbe above date, and if not presented within three years from said .' , . . ... a . . a .. . ..I we i'ipj wiu fi ivicrci.vuini fiwui utg vvucuia of a aid estate. - -j j t H. O. EDWARDS, Pub. AdmV for Pike County, having in charge tbe state of Chritoptwr Kelly dee'U. J THE subscriber is just in recceipt of a new and eeneral assortment of FALL AJVD JFLYTER GOODS, which he is selling; at the very towrsT pricks for Cash. His stnrl. embraces nearly every de scription of STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS, UAf5, Buuia, SHOES, &c, tyc. , He wouM particularly ask the -atten-tiur. of purchasers to stock of Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes. Call and examine goods and prices. JUliiN. A. KUdIiNSUIN. WAGON MAKING k BL4CKSMITIIIXG. THE undersigned bogs leavelo return his thanks to his friends and customers, Tor tho libera! patronage extended to him, anrt takes this method nrremindingthem that he is still at his old laml. on Georgia street, Louisiana, prepared to execute all Kinds or work appertaining to CARRIAGE OR WAGGON MAKING, including: both the wood and iron work. Espe cial attention will be paid to all jobs of blacU smithing for farmers. Though he never.workeil in St. Louis himself, he has a hand who rip, and another that passed through that city. Farmers, give me a call. J.J.STONE. Louisiana, Au?. 28th, I8oO. bin. New Establishment. THE undersigned having removed from St. Louis to this city, is now prepared lo announce to the citizens ol Louisiana and the surroun ding country, that he lia erected a new and commo dious shop on Main, below South Carolina St., where he is prepared to carry on the BLACKSMITH ING BUSINESS in all its branches. He will also furnish and fix pumps of all pat entsin wells or cisterns, at the shortest notice. Machine work and Mill repairing attended to at shortest notice, and w ork warranted to ph ase. All persons desiring work in his line are re spectfully invited to give him a call. His prices shall be moderate, and bis work his chief recom mendation. S.C.TALBOT. Louisiana, July 30th, 1850. 3m.j Cabinet Making. t i i uS Li i ii i THE subscribers having commenced the cab inet making business rn this city, are pre pared to accommodate those wishing any article in our line, from the plainest to the finest furni ture. From an experience of more than fifteen years in this business, and having permanently located in Louisiana, we are determined to maw- honest work, and as cheap as the cheapest man ufactured in the crunty. Our shop is three doors north of I. N. Bryson & Co., on Main street, the same lormerly occu pied by J. A. Stevens. ROBERT S. STROTIIER, ROBERT SNELL. September 2d, 1850. (im!3. LiveryS table. Go QuickCome Quick! real J'Keduc- tioii of Prices! rTUIE undersigned bees leave to return his ac knowledginents to the good citizens of thin city, and the public at laree, lor their noerai psi ronageduring the last three years, and also to ten der his saddle horses, hackn, buggies, and person al services, as well as the services of other exne rienced drivers, to convey passengers to and from all points accessible in the country. His prices to and from the following places are asfolli-ws: To Bowling Green - - 50 cents. To Noix Creek church, - - 20 do To Buffalo church, or Springs, 20 do Other conveyances and distances on the most reasonable terms. II. W. V. UU l ltft. June 17th, 1850. tf VIRGI11 V1GH M1EG. RICHARD M. PENN, bavins leased the shop formerly occupied by Ezekiel R. Glasby a a Wagon Maker's shop, in the city of Louisiana, is now prepared to execute all work in his line of business with fidelity and despatch. Having been ensased in the Wason and Carriage making busi nes for sometime, and being determined to use only the best materials, he hopes to receive the calls or all who desire to purchase work or the best quality. His prices fur new work and re pairs shall be as low as those of any other work man, and he will warrant his work to give satis faction in all eases where satisfaction cam be giv en. RICHARD M. PENN. October 14th, 1850 tf OlEMffl HOTEL. On Vinf. strut, between Main & Second, St. Louis i ne aoove uoiej, rrouiu, moroueniy ren afwovateii, refitted, find furnished w ith entire jj.nev furniture, with large and convenient dditiou$, u as opened by the imbcriber for the accommodation of transient and permanent board t?rs, on AVedneftday. the ltith of September. The location is desirable, being situated in the (centre of the mot extensive mercantile portion of the city, and equally convenient to the iievee rL l. l. :. ij..: - - n ; n -nu hiw .uniuuu., r.. . sssss wue u muciii ate bub ssjewsaavuw vh w. two hundred guests, with dinineroom of sufficient sire to seat comfortablv the above number. ..... . . . . It is the determination of the proprietor, to make it equal in every respect to any bouse in the and hones bv the striele.l .ttntion to the beat r - rf - tereste ot nis guests, to ment a liberal share of pat ronage


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The New York herald. [volume]

ocr: Domini 1849. Beginning, Progress, and -f <k. v?.> VI UIV 1 ^VWV>.-VVNXWVVWW\ THE HERALD RECORD. Our reader* will And in thie record In.?A cbronol?)i> of the e?et.t? of 184!*. Ic'r?Tke?nr'?ll v in ?' e ?ity of * ?? V*rk for th? yaar. Srf ?1 he l' he n-rt?f N?? York At*.?ArriTal i-f v??*el* at t it i?vt from f^rnin p*rt?. he r.uo-h?r ??d < &? of vctael* built in th# <f n , w Y rk Bik.?TmmU kulll li< h I" ?!* * 8t?te?. 7?k.-The ?'*'l?'i?? of the oivlt court* ->f t'ue ally. j^Tho criminal etatiatlea of N?w York. ' /^The ?t?t* i f the ? h h-r f?r th? 1 Ibe paa?aRe? of the Atlantic tioaaien duriug the year. WELVE MONTHS' HISTORY OF THE WOULD.

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