Saturday morning visitor., February 10, 1849, Image 3

About Saturday morning visitor. (City of Warsaw, Mo.) 1845-1849

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SAT U It D A T M O R N I G VI S I T 0 It .
iff!
we Warren County
Courf, !Aoi
owtnMr
!
1MONO the record and proceedings df
aid Court, made on the fifth day of aid
term li the following, to Wit : . I
SAMUEL T. GREGORY, Curator of tile
' .Kstitet.nf Wliliam. E. and Elisa A.
w (Rie-((M application for sate of Real
ilOW here said curator files his petition
i for the sale of the real estate of sain
tin. for the education and support of said
hei
heirs, an inventory of the real estato And
ine remaining personal eimcp wun us m
. braised value, and all other assets Id tilt
lands, tKe whole yenned by affidavit
' . A therefore ordered, by the Court, that
UIjxrtons interested be notified of said
'application t and petition, by publication
thereof in some newspaper printed in this
State, for six weeks prior to the next term
f this court; and that unless cause to the
' Contrary ,be shown on or before the first
Uy of, said next term, an order will be
jfciaile'for the sale of the whole, or so much
s)t the reaJ c state of said heirs, as will be
'.sufficient for the purposes aforesaid. ,
,!, Thomas J Marshall, Clerk of said
Court, do certify that the foregoing order
, is truly copied from the record In my oiiice.
.. Given under my hand and seal of office,
. . at.office, this 30th day of November,
. THOS. J. MARSHALL, Cl'k.
i By IIckrV Pabkeh, D. C.
. Jan6t-49
Final Settlement.
UTOTICE i hereby ariven to all creditors
it and others interested in the estate of
'Charles Beale, dee'd., that the r.hrieriign
' ed administrator, intends to make a final
Settlement at the next term of the County
Court of St. Clair county, to be held or
the .econd Monday In February next. By
'v Irtuejif an order of the County Court a
i.r;niu, iiiumc inn w" nj ii.i.i j ,
KA.A ... . . f r 1
. I34i. . w M. J. ma u, anm-r.
oftheeste of Chtts. Beale, dee'd.
s jan!3-4t-60
t. ;. tSiblen ffi Testament.
Yi IBLES from SO Cefttstn $1 75, and a
X9 ny quantity of at a Dime each, now
on Itand and for sale h)f the Benton Coun
ty lliblcr Sonrty. They can be seen and
Y&MIMIUVU tlfc till VIIIVO i H1W
- .
K)ll. WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF WILD CTIEHRY.
COUNTERFEITS.
-mw.Hi WMia i.v.J .Vfl.J Jit?
' M'mnrh Co.,lt.
V" March 21, 1S47.
: Mr Seth W. Fowle-Denr Sir: I tnke
' pleasure in stating to you- my experience
1 rt'the use of Wistiir's Balsam of Wild
Therry.' ' I own a very vahnihlo negro
f ir), who was attacked with a difficulty of
:i l'inir, which brought her in appear
ance to (he brink of the grave, t consul'
ted some of oiv best physicians, who pro
nounced hor case incurable, or that they
ceuld do no: more for her. 1 tried many
remedies but Done did any trood. I saw
eokne account of Wistnr's Balsam, and
thought I would try it, but hud little luiih
ait ., 1 procured a bottle, which was nd
iniuistered according t directions, and I
saw she began to '.mend ; and b.'fure the
fifst bottle Wit gone she was up. I pro
cured a second bottle, and she took that,
and "now she Is, I think, cured, or nearly
"She attends to her daily iabdr, And I
hear no complaints from her.
; R. L. JEFFEItSOX.
Con.ufnpliUe Patient! -Will please read
the foliowinrf statement from the Harrison
Gaiette The 'credulous are invifed to
reail1 the follflwinir note from Rev. Mr.
Ooldron, Wltrtse character for truth and ve
racity Is" aUofe suspicion, and have their
doubts dispelled to the superiu'r'.ty of Wis
tar's Kalm of Wild Cherry, over all o
ther rruiedieS ndw before the publico!' the
same character I
, . - Coattioi, Ind., Jan. 28, 1848.
Mlt 1 no. Ikss a duty than a pleasure to
state, foe the benefit of the nlllicted, that
1 consider WUtnr's, Balsam of Wild Cher
rv'a great blessing to the human race.
Having tried It in n esse of severe afflic
tion of the lungs, 1 unl'esitatingly re com
mend it to those similarly ntflictcd, as the
best, remedy I bVe ever tried, and one
which cured me when physicians said I
fn,utt; die, and when 1 thought myself that
toy time to depart tt near at hand.
C,e,rto.j;-To guanf rtgatiut a piiH'o
Ghitatiott of Wistnr's Ualsnti. put up in
Philadelphia by one W. M. Spear, the
oisOtNt has the names of Henry Wistar,
M. D., Philadelphia, Brid Stffidford & Park
On the fine steel eng.-e.Ved wrapper with
eut both of these names, it is positively
lobNTtertiT. "
,U-niiNRY BLAKSLEY&Co., S. W.
eerner of 3d arid Ones mi t streets, sella the
fctafve medicine. Price $1 per bottle.
,'SoWe.lsoby '.
y.ii ) .1 BROWM&DUN'M, Warsaw,
COXA McCLAtX, Oseola,
3 t ifi Tl.J. McELHAKEY, -
- - - - - Surtnirfield.
fend Opon Inquiry observing strictly the
above caution may be found in every
te wn throughout the State. f dec2
WANTE D I
f
WHEAT, Flaxseed,". Beeswajt, ,f)ry
Jlides, Talhjw and Deer ,Skius, lor
which the highest nrlees will be paid by
ept23- : .BENNETT &SHEPARD. 1
BUSHELS WHEAT wanted
Ho! FOR CALIFORNIA t
iS OIt W G OJL JfJ- CJ OL.D.
THE undersigned would refthectfuliy In
form all persona who intend to go to the
great raining district of California, that
they will, during the ensuing spring and
summer, be prepared to furnish at their
r.tore at INDEPENDENCE, Jatksoh Co;,
Mo., hi trie cheapest possible fates, and
upon the best of term's, all articles' which
will be necessary to mtfke up complete
O Ul FITSi for the trip, whelherfor those
who intend to go through by wagons or
otherwise. In large or small companies
and will alJo give such' information as to
the route and manned 6t travelling over
the plains as will save the noviciate from
suffering the hardships consequent to
them, who hat hot had experience Jn he
"Jornado de decr(." A" letters address
ed to them upon the subject (post paid,)
will be promptly answered. . ..
WHITE A CO., '
Formerly of White A Ayres, of Warsaw
Independence, Jan. 1st, 1849,
Springfield Advertiser will publish to
the amount of $5 and send account to W.
& Co., Independence."
The Great
POPULAR MEDICINE'
Of the Day Vatiamov.nl used per month
The numerous and wonderful cures it
effects Its magical effects vpon Bilious
. Fevers and Fever and dJgut -Great Ex
citement among the Doctors.
rrttTE INDIAN QUEEN VEGETABLE
X Sugar Coaled Pills are now admitted,
on all hands, to be the most extraordinary
and valuable medicine in general use. ; It
not only acts as a epecijie. upon the Bilious
and Typhus Fevers, Chills and Fefer,
and Fever and ague of the west a;d south,
but in all diseases of debility, weak stom
ach, indigestion, loss of appct'te, impuri
ty of the blood, and all diseases prevalent
In a western end south-western c'.imrttc.
Their great power consists in their pecul
iar edect upon all the organs of the sys
tem, and the rapid formation of no and
rich blood, which they produce. In this
lies the great secret of their success.
They are mild and pleasant in their ac
tion, but searching and permanent in their
effect, penetrating the remotest recesses
of the system, by their ready absorption
into the hlooil, thereby infusine a new sup
ply of vitality and nervous power info all
the machinery of life. The extensive
popularity they have acquired all over the
west and" souths ensures the sales of at
least . . ' '
Fifty thmisand Boxes a month.
And we find it difficult, with our Inrge
force of hands, and the late improvements
in machinery, which wc have adopted, to
manufacture them fast enough to supply
the demAnd in the thirteen western and
southern States.' One large manufactory
is constantly engaged in preparing the va
riodH concentrated extracts of which they
are composed. From the best information
we cau obtain from our8,()00 selling agents
and hosts of attentive correspondents in
all parts of the country, our medicine
cures, pei month, riot less than
10,000 cases of Fe ter and ague, (1000 of
which resisted all other treatment i
4,500 cases of bilious fever :
5,300 cases ol weakness & general debility
cases of various chronic diseases ;
1,000 cases of weak stomach and loss of
appetite ; .
800 cases f dyspepsia;
1,200 cases of rheufnatism ;
1,000 cases of female coiaplntnts ;
1,200 cases of ague cake, or enlarged
spleen; .. .
1,500 cases of liver complaint;
00ft cases tit scarlet (ever)
40i) cases of typhus leVer
800 cases of sore throat.
This must appear almost incredible, but
the numr rous letters from physicians, a
if cuts and those Who use tho medicine,
from all the western and southern States,
satisfy us that this is a moderate estimate,
and that cur medicine is rapidly taking
the plnee of the various sugar coated coun
terfeits, which are afloat, and the numer
ous toriid mixtures, made wholly of ut
nhie, which are imposed upon the public
by manufacttli ers who live, noboda know
Kllere! .
Dr. Bragg's fnmons Sugar Coaled In
dian Queen Vegetable Pills, ore of two
kinds the Cathartic and Tonic. The
Tonic. Pills arc peculiarly adapted to thp
quick and permanent cure of Fever and
ague, Torpor it trie Liver, and General
Debility It is in fever and ague, chills,
fever, ie., that they xchievo their great
est triumphs. It rarely requires over 12
liaur, (r morn titan li iif ft hot or the Io
nic Tills, to - break the chills . and effect a
perms rc ft cure which is rarely the ease
with the Ionic mixtures uf quinine, ha wk
e! about the country by ignorant pretend
eus. Thosa who tfko the Tonic Pills once
win never forsake them.
Who Can wonder, then, that d medicine
of such extensivo popularity and extraor
dinary virtues stiould rairse great
Excitement among the DectorsH
s,Tho prejudices of physicians against
their Use are at lait giving tvt) to the play
of reason, and the eunvirtions of etery
day experience, whieb? they dcrtve from
theif patients and frieeds who use them.
Doctors are now almost every day send
ing orders from every part of the country,
for a supply of the Pills, to use in- their
practice,. ... ( . , - t
For tale, wholesale and retail, art fit.
lirapfi DEPOT AND FAMILY MED
ICINE $TOIli;. N. E. comer of Market
end Thjrit Strecfs, SU, Louis, Mo., and
Fortaleby JJOIfOV DUW, WarsaJ.
"T-Also, by O.. T Rives and J W Bird,
Benton County; A C Moore, J W Filler &
Leachmao, Boliparj i Price, John
Jones, W Montgomery, . Williams k Peafc
and Reed Bennett, Bu&alo; S R Roberts,
Er&tl Waldo McCulfoch, CWofajR Pat
tcrsoff. Dallas P Q,; C Humes, PjeataiU
Praifie! DbiiIoI Darby; riltiJburgh. r-
JHAWLS. ClofH, Cashmere, Da'ma.sV
J and Plaid Shawl?. l,.;ie sixes, fumkl
cheap Vy 4der?J JB. SIIErARD,
STATE OF MISSOURI, ) &
CoUORfT or Polx. ' ' ,
William M. Ciiioos, Adm'r. or the Es
tate of John 11. Smallihan, dee'd. -Vs.
, . v.-
The Es'ate of John H. Smallman.
Probate Court Ojf Polk County, December
: ' Term; la 48. ' "'
NOW at this day came Wm. M. Griggs,
administrator i if the estate of John 11.
Smallman: di;c'd .. and herein files his pe
tition, alleging tt tat the personal estate of
said dee'd. is ins' Jllieient to pay the deDts
of said dee'd. , n d praying for trie sale of
real estate. ,Saic I petition was Verified by
oath as the la w d irecls, end accompanied
by true account of his administration) a
list of the debts (lue to arid by the dcK'd.j
and remaining uu paid, and an inventory of
said real estat e,a,id the assets in the hands
6f the said ad min istrntnr.
A is therefore ordered by the Court, thai
all persons 'int. rrei ted be notified thereof,
by publication irt lome newspaper. printed
in this Slate fo.r"f;x weeks, that Unless the
contrary be shcivi 1 1 on the first day uf next
term of this Cour t, to be begun and held
at the Court-hoi is in the town u( Bolivar,
on the first Mon.da y of March, A. D. 184i)t
an order will be n la do for the sale of the
wnoie or so mu cn ii sain real esuue as
will pay the dob t of said dee'd. .
WILLI AM FOURSHEE.
Jan6-6t-49
Probate Judge.
VGOOD assofii mmt of Country made
Jeans, now cm hn.ud and selling low at
dec2 SIIKPAKD'S.
STONEWAItir..- -t.,000 Gallons Stone-
ware, consist! us: of Jars. Churns.
ware, consist! ue: of Jars, Churns,
Crocks and Jugs, o f all sizes and the best
quality, for sale cht ap by B. & S.
f-i ,i , i 1 1 ; IlAtf., Esq., Ex-Mayor Biiaot, all of N.
IJr' isoous cn eaper (nan ever! York.
NOTWITHSTA NDINGtheextraordi'J The power of the Gracfenburg Medi
nary large sa les of Dry Goods we r.ineg overall BILtOVS COMPLAINTS
have innde the pic sent season, we have no matter what their form or severity, is a
yet on hand a larg e stock which we are matter of Profound astonishment. Let
selling at prices whch astonish every per- U, therefore, who are thus afflicted, and
son who examines i mr Goods There are wh0 would CLEANSE THE SYSTEM,
yet many bargains remaining, which can resort at once to the celebrated Graifen
bo obtained by catting at our well khown t,erg Vegetable Pills and Hevlth Bit
cheap establishmen t. B.&SI1EPARD. j TeBs. At all events let them call at some
5-,. .. . , , , one of the agents, and get a pamphlet
LPACA. We hi ive the best stock of 8 ' 5 1
this article! ever brought to Warsaw, I . ..' . .
which we are sell! ng cheaper then dur
brethren in BoonviU e or St. Louis. So say
those who have exa mined both markets.
dcC2 1). A SHEPARD.
COTTON TARN! 5,000 Lbs- all num
bers. just ree'd. and for sale by ;
,dec2 ' Jj'ENM '.TT& SHEPARD. j
TICKINGS. 20 1 s. bed Ticking, from ,
12 1-2 upwards, fnrsaleby
dec2 AENNE .TT& SHEPARD.
STATE OF MISStJUIil,
CoUNTV OP BfiN
St.
In the Circuit Cow iin Vacation, Decern
., " ; ber Xt. 1818. , . .
Jacob CASPtNTia, as Adm'r. of the es
tate of Henry Carpenter, dee'd., and a
thers Ptainti.fs, '
V. : '
Pe.teb Carient7:i, 8t others--DefencTts.
r HE said complainants having this day '
filed the bill in Chancery against the
hancery against the
said ileftnclaiits, ami also an affidavit,
showing that the ail Peter Carpenter is
a non-resident ol' thu Sta'e of Misseun,
uu uiui me resiuriiu ei uiuer ueienuauis
is unknown to snid ci mplainant.
Therefore, it is ord ered that said refer
liipiMict.jomi iwc'inson and Susan ins
ml. uC..l tr..nl Aa CL A.1-:
Samuel Fewell
be notified that
administrator tn tlie (state ol said Henry
uarpenter, nee a., n vin Uarpenter, som
uel Carpenter, and thers, heirs and dis
tributees of theestat( of said Henry Car
penter, dee'd., have this day filed their
hill of complaint in t l .e offico of the Clerk
of the Circuit court o f Benton county, al
leging in said bill of complaint, that the
said Henry Carpentj r, dee'd., sometime
in the year 1845, dird intestate, leaving
an estate to be divid ed among the said
complainants and iii fondants that the
said Henry Carpentuir, dee'd., in bis life
time, made advancements of money and
propertA to several mi nis sons anil a
....... r., ,1. .ui.. ii, Uoods consisting in part or
and f fary Ann Ins wife,! , , , ,
said .Jacob Carpenter, as Piecf P"1,
.. . . i .'ii.inHi vnr in a- i inniPMiirH.
mong them, the said Peter received by.,M""nu ' "
way of advancement, the sum of $750 i.n . lVPer' ... ....
the 15ih day of Mai"i, 1839, which &d-
f Biiuruiiriii) yy vii itio ( it, ticitll)
at
the time administration was gtanted ob
ouiu vstiaii;, aiiiiiitiiiril iu A.tya wmt 11
sum v.nso inventoried l nd counted as part:
of the estate to be divid ed equally among!
the distributees of said estate ; and prays
that a decree maybe rendered compelling '
the said Peter to bring into hotchpot thai
amount advanced to bin i, and that the es- !
tato be equally divided among all the heirs
And that unless they be and appear before
the Honorable Judge of our Beuton Gir- 1
cuit Court, oir tho first day of tho next
term of said court, to" bi 1egun and held i
atthe Court-house in the City of Warsaw, j
In the county of Beuton , on the secbnl I.
nlomlav In March next, and within 'Km
first sixdavsof said term. if the term shall
so long contiuue, and If not, then before
tho end of the term, demur, plead or an -
awer the said bill of e6m plaint, the same
will be taken as confessed, and decree
Am n fif hr nn r it. Ihil mm nfi
. . : :. , : - - v rj t
iiusorner oe puonsuen iw some newspaper
printed In this State for e ight weeks mc
cessively, tht last publication thereof tn
be at least four weeks tefore the com
nienoeincnt .of eur said irn xt term, r '
, THOS, J. Al'SHQP, Cl'k,
dec9-8t-43 . , i - - ' ; "
MOLASSESS.-5 7ibl.N. O. Molas
ses in store and fur su le at
ilec3 !',- S:iIEiARiys. .
. Debts! 'and .Shots. ",
1ITE have' ort hand a first fate assortment
H of all kinds, includiitg . 4 good lot of
children's shoe.. , Jileci , U. A S.
BUCKWHEAT tFLQU It!
Lbs supti fVue Hi store and for
SUEPARD.
Monthly Bulletin, IU !.
rpilE position of
JL the Urnrenberg
Company in its rela
tions to the health of
the community Is
now fully establish
ed; and the ad riii ca
ble series of the
Gncfenberg Medi
cines are evry where
taking the lead of all
others. In numerous portions of the coun
try, THE MEDICAL FACULTY adopt
these medicines in their practice; satisfi
ed that by their use they ran more cer
thinly combat Disease in all its forms.
And not nnly do physicians sanction and
encoiiraglJ tfieif use, but THE CLEIIGY
bf fcvfcry denominhtion attest their won
derful efficacy and in numerous ways
feComhiend them td tho pet pie of their
cliante. ' '
THE LEGAL PROFESSION testify
to the same thing; in short, the public at
large hail the introduction of these medi
cines as a PUBLIC BLESSING,
Th?re are over TEN THOUSAND A
nF.NCIESot the Company In the United
Stales, which are not only profitable to
, the agents; but bf vast benefit to tho In
habitants; There should not be a single
Town, Village 6r Hamlet,
without its Grtpfenberg Depot ; and if Inis
Bulletin is read where there is hb agency,
application should be made for one at once.
Certificates almost without number, are
on file at the office of the Company, testi-
f'vinc tfi r,ipA rtf thf. most flstollishillCT
j kin(, . nanv of whirll h(lve been duly ex
! i...i i fiu..:... A;:n.,,0A
gentle Men!
C Rcv. N. Bxsns, D. D., FnANCts
which wiinuiiy explain the wnoie matter,
i EDWARD BARTON, Sec'y.
ivew oric, rcptemher livia.
The General Agent for Missouri, is E.
K. WOODWARD, St. LoUis, to whom
applications for agencies may he address
ed. i"rThe above celebrated medicines are
for sale at Warsaw, by
BENNETT & SHEPARD.
$3Citij Taxe.
"V"OTICE is hereby giTeil that the City
1 Taxes for 1848, are now due and pay
able. The Collector may be found at al
most any hour of the day, loafing about
the street, ready and willing to receive and
receipt for all amounts now due.
ED. ALEXAA DER,
, oct28 , City Collector.
sw.Yit v x noicL.i.rit,
P. 40!
I TI AVE now opened their larce assort
1 1 mcnt of Fall & Winter GOODS,
I which they offer for sale at prices lower
than is possible for any other house in town
1 10 iaKe, on account oi Having ihiu in men
j entire stock in New York A Philadelphia
The, woia invite the attention of pur-
.chasers to their large assortment of Dry
... . . B . -
10.000 rt 3-4 do
Winter Ginghams, Muslin de Lainrs, Al
pacas, Cashmeres, Gala Plaids, Shawls,
of every vcriety, Book and Swiss Mus
lins, Bishop Lawn, Jaconet, Ac., c. Al
so Cloths, Cassimeres, Vesting, Blank
ets, &c,
RF.ADY MADE CLOTHING.
Blanket & Pilot Cloth Coats, Vests, Pan
taloons, Lamb's wool Drawers A Shirts.
Hals, rps Stoats Shot. ',
A fresh supply of superior Kip' Boots
i and Shoes, also coarse Boots, Shoes, I.a-
.i: I . r ' ..ip ... I f cv
Hardwares? Saddlery oj every description,
QUEENS WAKE
A full supply of beautiful patterus and du
rable ware.
(J ROC EWES
500 Bbls Kanawha Salf,
200 do old Rectified Whiskey,
1 pipe, 2 hf do and 20 bbls Brandy,
Port, Madeira, Sherry, Malaga, Tene
rifle and Olaret Wines.
10 Chckta Tea,
1C0 bags superior Rio Coffee, '
2i du Havana do.
10 Hhds Sugar, (a superior article)
20 kegs PupomVa FFF gfoted Rifie
Powder. '
20 boxes Tobacco, (Congress plug.)
ludiiro. Madder, Salaratus, .Hum,
pice,
; 4 epper, Copperas, nice, &t., e.
I 1,000 bundles Spftft Cotton.
j irr-The above articles will be sold for
CASH and PRODUCE only.
... J l- nln. in. Main cf.
, T RON 1-10,000 Lhs. Pittsburgh A Ten
nessee Iron, consisting of all sixes tire,
baud & round Iron Casting of all kinds
T-Wagnn boxes, plow moulds,' Ac, in
store and selling at the lowest prices, at '
deriJ SHEPARD'S.
To those vtost contented. "
ILL those indebted to me either by note
or account, would do well fo come for
ward and msie immediate payment, as
money I must have from some source, and
none so honorable as the oiVe I intend to
pursue'. As trnt a short time Can be allow,
ed to any, t would be pleased yeu would
take advanfVg o f it, and save nie the un
pleasant duty that I will hate to perform
hi ease of failure. rCall at the store of
Messrs. Henry A Borland, stud you will
WW)
1n we at tWtimee. '
ikM. B.C'UKA'RY.
Tremendous Excitement
IN THE MERCANTILE BUSINESS,!
fjVnheard-of Low Prices Manufnc'u'
tureri ruined! Immense arrival of new
Fall and Winter Goods, at ' !
BEftTSTETT & 8Xn2FAnD'3
II'Ehave jitst returned1 from St. Loui,
and having found all kinds of Goods
selling at such ruinous low prices, we were
tempted to purchase more thari double the
amount which we usually lay In at this
sedsbri of the year. : These Goods are
ntttv open and exposed for vale, and we
feci
1 Justified in saying that we are offer.'
: tllt'tn at from 25 to 50 per cent, cheap-
ing
er than ever before
All hilr Goods for the use of the Ladies
have been Selected with our usubI veil
known ghbd taste, and are warranted to be
of the Infest and best styles. Please give
us a can, oelore purchasing, and it low
prices will Oil thfeirt they are bound to go.
OCI7 liEiKFlT&SHEPAKD.
Cofjartttersliip Notice.
(rilE undersigned have this day formed a
I Copartnership under the firm of Henry
A Borland. ..I ...
R. C. HENRY,
WM. P. BORLAND.
Wilt-Saw, Mo. Oct.Bth. 1848.
IANCY GOODS. Fringes and Giinps
of till c'olors A widths, worsted hoods;
comforters, hiitts, shell and horn, tuck and
side Combs, hrioks and eyes, dolls, jewel
ry, frloves, hosiery, pihs, needles, Ac, &c.
for sale cheap by B. A SHEPARD.
Winter Drtss Goods.,
'E have the largest stock of Winter
Dress Goods ever exhibited iu this
place. Among them are
Black, Plain and Fiifd. Alpacas, Plaid
and ModecoVd. do., Oregon arid Vat
ifamia Plaids, Muslin de Laines
end Cashmeres, col'd.and
Plaid Linseys, etc.
Wc are selling them 25 per cent cheap
er than lost year. B. & SHEPARD.
COOKING & WOOD
assorted for sale by
STOVES 40
ATKISSON.
WOMAN WANTED.
jTOktrANTED to purchase a, Negro
11 Woman, between, the ages of
13 and 30 years one that has be'feh
atc.iistorned to do house work for which
a fair price in CASH will be paid, if im
mediate application is hiade o
sept30-tr JAS.' II. LAY,
10 mile N. W. of Warsaw.
Itr. Vs. KASTKISIA'X
Jlcdicctted Strengthening Plaster
flUHS plaster has been prepared under
I., the immediate eye and superintend
ence of an old physician, who is a gradu
ate of the University of Pennsylvania,
and lias had extensive practice for more
than 30 years Irl treating tlie variou dis
eases incident td.this country. He confi
dently recommends this Plaster, fiom a
thorough knowledge of its tirtues, tube
supeiior to every Plaster now in u'se'i By
keeping tip a creutle perspiration, it is ad
mirably adapted for Pains or Weakness
in the Breast, Side, Back or Limbs ; also,
for the Gout, Rheumatism, Enlargement
of the Spleen, Liver Complaint and Dys
pepsia, and for Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Difficulty of Breathing, Oppression df the
Stomach, AL To all persons predisposed
to Consumption, or who are subject io vi
olent coughs arid colds, they are particular
ly recommended as they give almost im
mediate relief, and for pleasantness, safe
ty, ease and certainty, they are decidedly
superior to most other remedies. .,
Persons afflicted with any bf the above
diseases will find Dr. Easterly's Medica
ted Strengthening Plaster much superior
to any other ever before offered to the pub
lic. Physicians, druggists and dealers in
Medicines, will find it to their interest to
keep a supply of these valuable Plasters
on hand to accommodate their patrons
3" For sale, wholesale and retsify at trie
Medical Depot of Dr. E. Easterly, south
east corner of 3d and Chcsuuf streets', St.
Louis, Mo., and by agents throughout the
w estern btate. lapua
i For sale by Brown' A Dunn, Drug
gists, agents tor Warsaw,- Mo. .
SUGAR.--15 Hl.ds. N. O. Sugar
50 sacks Coffee,
50 Bids Ohio Vk hiskey,
, 10 do Cog. & Am. Brandy;
10 do Wines, ast'd. ,
5.000 L!. Cotton Yarns..'
being rec'J and for s!e at low price by,
tepvi'd . , J. AiKHsON.
pTLICOES C5fT pieces English and A
l' nrerlcan Calicoes, selected with eur
well known good taste, and selling at' pri
ces' ruiuous to the manufacturers.
oct7 BENNETT A SHEPARD.
f
APS ! CA PS ! ! W dot Men aud boys'
Otter, Seal, A'utria, Muskrat, Plash,
C nth and
HairCan, cheap for Cash by
BENNETT A SHEt'ARD.
oct7
IOOKlNG-GLASSESi-tf all sixes,
J from 10 cents to O0", for sale by
June3 BENNETT A SHEPARD.
" FU)UUfFLOUR !l"T
IIRST Quality 15,000 Lbs. first rate
article of Flour, for sale at
ept2 BENNETT A SHEPARD'S
. Calloway Stoneware .
ftIIE best quality ever sold tn Wa'rjaw,
1. Such as Churns, Jars, Croc Jugs.
aiig.V . B ENNETT A SRtMRD,
SCYTHES. Grain, Graa rti Bm-h
Scathes, Sneads and a"cjihst fone. for
al erteap for eek by B. 1. 8.'
Heady Made Clothing.
0)C) IHZ Sunnier Coat Pants-A Tests
for sate at what the clbtM ctl (mi
king throwfc in.j f junel? . . B. A S.
' Sugar and Cbfftfe !
THE best and theapesl in (own. , W can
prove what we say. . - i
aug5 , BENNETT A SHEPARD,
I) ONtfETS BONNETS!-We have
-few bonnets yet left, which ve will sell
at cos to close the lot call sooii.' ' " '
aug5 ,.. BENNETT A SIIEP A RI)V
Juniata Nails.'":
rr KEGS all sizes, from 4d to20d",and
fF fJooniiK brads for sale cheap by
aus5
BENNETT A SHEPARD.
F)R"TLAND TOBACCO. 10 bote of
this popular TodftCCo JustlfthdeB from
the vV.ive",foi-salehy ' ' '
junel7 B. R SHKPARIJ; .'.,
PARASOLS.
E have a splendid assortment foi 'iaU
lower than ever before by ' 1 j
joneW. J'. 6L DllL.1 AniJ.
UOOTS A SHOES. Wfe have ot. hand
ih lnrri.t nsortmcnt tit Boots and
Shoes in Warsaw among them ire Calfj
Kip, Seal and thick Boots men's Calfj
Morocco, Kip and thick Shoes - Ladies'
Gaiter and Morocco Boots, half gaiterl
kid, Calf and kip Shoes, kid, calf and sea
Slippers, kid and calf Buskins, Misses',
goat and seal Shoes and Slippers, Boys'
coarse and kip Shoes, Children's, seal,
moroccb, taif and gaiter Shoes, At., At,
all for sale bhenp b.y , , v, ,
june3 l ilit.fiiiiA
Jane Medicines bU warranted!
DU. MORTIMER'S TohiS Mixture
warranted to cure or no' pay !
DR. BARSTOVVVS "KOLLYGOG,"
positively certain cure. m t
JTThrilstoii's. Watson! SanDmeton'a
Spedden's and other popular Pills for sate
low also Viunine, at cost by , . '. , ,,
eept23 JAS. A1 KISSON.
FEVER'iXBilCliE.
I."-! EVER and AGUE, Dumb Ajjue, Chill
. Fever, Intermittent A Rcmiitent Fe
vers, and all the various forms of Billou
diseases, speedily and permanently cured
by DR. WATSON'S INDIAN rEGET
ABLE TONIC. ' '
This valuable medicine wa prepared
from an extensile practice tt . several
years in a oiuous cnuimc m mc "cswra
Statts, and was never known id ffail of cu
ring Fever arid. ague, df any of the abort
diseases. . ' 'V
' It is equally efTee'tual for the cure bf Li
ver Complaint, Jaundice, Enlargement of
the Spleen, (Called Ague Cake) and thai
various forms of bilious diseases. These;
with thn other Various affections bf such .
climates, arising from a comrhon miasmal
cause, are only modifications of the sairi4
disease, and , equally controlled by tbe
same remedy. ' '
Residents of bilious climates,' emigTarltJ
or persons traveling through infected rlfi
tricts of country,, will not bnly find' Dfi
Watson's Indian Vegetable Tonic a safe;
speedy and effectual cure, but an absolot
preventive. ' '.,'
Each bottle of medicine is iicf'emfianT
ed with a pamphlet on the Cause', IreaU
nifht and Cure of Fever ftnd Ague, a'h'd
other form of bilious disease, containing
much valuable information, and rnay be
had gratis of all authorised agept? for fbo
sale of the Touie; None eennine without '
the writteu sicwaturehif N. F, Watsofi, M.
D., on every bottle, Inventor and Propri
etor. . .
Dr. E. EASTERLY, aole General A-
rnnf fnr (h Western Status. sOuth-esst
Corner of 3d and Chesnut streets, St. Lou
is, Mo. Price $! per bottle.
y For sale by Messrs. Brown & Duno,
Drugcists, agent for V.'afsgw, Mo-' V
rjLrJmie.t.VGMyiEvT9
SEPTEMBER 20, 1348!
j.ATKISSfew v "
' tS now receiving a splendid stock ef .
Fall and.. Winter Dry (Jqods;
GROCERIES, &o., &.c.,
whibhhels offering at extremely '"fete
prices." The public are respectfuUJ in
vited to (fall and examine hns stock."
DRY GOODS, frCsli A handsorne srylea
of a'll kinds, suitable for the seasoa,
Tor sale very lew by J. ATKISSON.
' v Aty6uf oivft IVicel
i S the season for selling Summer dress
i Gck1 ia drawina to a close, and we al'
so wish to make room for an immense stock
of Fall and Winter Goods,, wewilj pow
sell our Cal;ooes, Ginghams, Lawns, Re
rages, Ac, Ac at your own, price ( R
collect that we have the prettictt inHrt
roeut iii Uwn, and the privr tba'il not spoil
a trade. Purchasers should' pot let thU
Opportunity pass, without securing seme
Oi the bai gains which we shall offer.
auci BENNETT & SHEPARD- .
1JAINTED LAWNS,"oT mest beautirut
styles at from 18 to 25 cents, at '
may6 J. ATKISSON. -
11 r . -
niTTSBURO COTTON YARN. 10,
I 0(10 Lbs. all numbers, from 5 to 13 M
sale cheap by B. A SHEPARD, -
First and Lst Calif
ILt.- those having notes or accounts itt
6s due prior to the first day of Jniiart
ast, are hereby notiiied that unless ftnme
iftlA nnvitiipnl I niftitf.. Knh nnt,',nil -
counts will be plaeed in the hands of the
eroor r ollicer fur eolliectiiin. V mesa
Just what we aj-e, want1 nioiiey iJr
w'sx nave u. ' s
juntSl :,BROW:v-,J DUNN.
s Ji;n-s lVril-SA LTVl
1COD SACKS ,,'ionnd alum S.lt
UrgeanU full, for' ep ay f li
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