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RS. SNEE User la, h3Ad,omaN haH
vi 1D4 opened the new and ric CAN'T h.il
7uN A1SlT STREET ucar Hlf ENcbanl
PRIVATE BOARDING Hot -
The location, well tie c0nytucs et
House, is not cNcellcd by any similar estjh,Ml3
aud Is particularly adapted for The accomgpdt'
Ladies and Gentlemen visiting this CITY iaa~
will be spared to render comfortable th7s 81 "lA
favor her with their patronage
No. 10 Walnut Street, Philadelphia
june 2-st'
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WILLIAM YoUNG.S Dmg slo.e.

doors east Gadsbys, Penn. az.
Also, Jut received tolcrahie Assortment 81 Sagar7
consisting of Regalas Prntlpcs, Imperial, and the
celebrated Long Mines.
y b Persons afflicted with various diseases too
numerous 70 be mentioned IN public PRINT can find
speedy rtiei md permanent cure Ivy calling as ahyr
."hercthey will find the true Specific Oar dose Is
ttg,e will save Htue rum. II
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uWhAIAN ELLIS, Esq
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

r D. Since the above was written application has
been made in behalf of Mr. j c. Howard, youth
OF - years OF age, who also with the expedition
and who, we are informed, was not citizen of Tex
as. lou VIII likewise inquire into his case and do
priety.
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PoACH AND BED-BuG BANE, for destroying

IL reaches, bed-bugs, ants, &c
AS the season Is now setting in for insects to be-
come very troublesome II would be advisable for All
housekeepers 10 procure for some OF the above
named article a. il Is the only sure mode ol getting
rid Of such tenacious ncigh5or, Kept constantly
for sale al
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WILLIAM YOUNG 'sDrus store.

INNE GOLD CliOP CHEWING TOBACCO.
! lobacco rhewers 'rc respectfully invited 10 cal
and try the above article before purchasing elsewhere
as II certainly Is the hest article ever offered Tor sale
in tins city For sale at
WI LIAM Won N(..S Ii -, -,
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JAMES PHALEN : co. MANAGERS,

Washington, June 8, lsi2,-lm
, 1842-10-01
B 4 N X X u P rs.
Second Notice.

United States D.-inct C"urt N B%tnl!rnr icy
District of Missouri--Sept. Term lS42.
No. 463-John L.. Luke of Pike county.
was on the 18th day Of Sept. ls42 declared
a Bankrupt; and the 18th day Of Decem-
Der next set for the hearing Of his Petition,
for a final discharge, and certificate thereof
at the City Of Jefferson. Then, and there,
his creditors aud others interested may .hew
cause why such discharge and certificate
should not he granted.
Attest--JASON HARRISON, Cie,k.
No49I-Noah Brnsly of Pike county,
wasat the same time declared a Bankrupt
same line and place set for hearing his
similar Petition. His creditors aud Others
interested may shew cau-e in like manner.
Attest-JASON HARRISON, Clerk.
No. 525 -Noah Atkins of Pike county.
was on the 9Th Sept. declared u Bankrupt
same time end place set for herring his
similar Petition Ills creditors and others
Interested may show cause in like manner.
Te.te-JA>ON HARRISON, clerk.
Octuuer eth lS42. lw46.
, 1842-10-01
Bdcon-Though the demand for

Bdcon-Though the demand for
this article is by no mean ~exlensivr.
yet the very light stock EN- lbles holt
ers to realize the advance previously
noted. Shoulders q a; Sides, a
Hams, 6 a Z; canvassed, Z a 10 cts,
as in quality.
Wdisky--This article is in but lit
tie demand, and has further declined
in price a trife, though we continue
our quotation of 16 cents per gallon.
Begging and Rope-There has
been little change since our last
The wide difference between cash
and time prices, induces layers 10
purchase principally for cash, for
which the rates are l2I l3 for bag
ging, and S Il 81 for rnpe. Some hnl-
ders are refusing TO accept of these
prices, preferring to sell for good pa
per on time. aud are holding u tor
6 81 for rope, and l5i Il i6i for bag
grng. These quotations embrace tn"
rates asked for time sales, saw 60 da, s
TO hour months, the latter being the
extent of time which holders are dis
posed 10 sell at; when longer Time is
granted. prices are in proportion. al
though we have heard of no sales hav-
ing been made on tune since our last
weekly report, except IN IA small
wav.
>SaH-We have n little change Z"
note in this article. Small sales OF
Liverpool are made from store II,
81 37a for course AMI 81 62i L" 81
IS per sack for ine. Turks Island
IS 70 40 CTS. per bnshel of 10 lbs
There are no lots oi any kind Of salt
annat.
Grain A good demand exists for
shelIpd Corn, in sacks, and parcels
in grnd shipping oder. are rehd'l,
disposed Of a, "a a s. cents pr bush
ell. Oars colnm,nd % 80 cen,>.
per bu>fel. in sacks. Wheat is vel,
dull. and difficult of sale Al so II SIS
cents per buS',el.
, 1842-10-01

Remaining in the Post Office at Bowling
Green, Pike County, Missouri, on the
30lh day OF Sept. 1912, which if not
taken ont within three months, will be
sent to the General Post Office, as
Dead Letters.
Robert Allison: John Adams; Debo-
rah Adams; John Bedford, sen. 2; Am
brose Clark; Doct. A. Crane; Walter
Crow; Philip Conner; Richard Frawne;
Miss Catharine Gatewood, 2; John w.
Graford; Thomson Gentry; Thomas
Graford; Thomas Henderson; Renney
LaEorce; Jeremiah SAILOR; Margaret j.
Kerr; VIM. Mosley; Willis Mitchell;
Jesse Moss; Margaret Maddox; George
L. Mudd; Christopher Minleberger;
Elias Norton; Alfred Glen; Philip Orr;
Duvall d. Phillips; G.. A. A. Riggs;
Henry Sewell; Mountjoy Scholl; Henry
b. Yeager, ?; Eli Watson; B. F. Wat
kins, 2; james S. Walker.
II. G. EDWARDS, P. NJ.
, 1842-10-01
our entire navigation, | have not the
slightest doubf.

our entire navigation, | have not the
slightest doubt.
Passing through the country, with
the expedition which ] was Obliged
10 use-In order to accomplish the
object of my mission. within a speci.
fed time, that all the hemp growing
country should be advised of the in.
tentIon OF government before i, was
too late to sow hemp-l had not so
great an opportunity as | could wish
t" look about me; but | saw enough
to satisfy me hat God has bestowed
ms b esslngs IN this land withou,
STINT. With IN admirable climate,
and a soil of great fertility, we are
capable of producing anv thing for
our comfort, convenience, and de-
fence. thus rendering ourselves com
pletely independent Of foreign ma
tons.
would recommend that it would
be expedl-nt to advertise in a few ni
HE prominent western prpers. s,'-
ting the qurnti;y of hemp wanted;
tn prtce To he paid for it: the mode
AMI manner Of its being packed, and
the place of its delivery. &c. In
This case. The agent would not tie
wanted there before October. as the
breaking is commenced with frosty
and cool weather. and continues till
May. Your Obedient sprv't.
ALBERT c.. BROWNE.
, 1842-10-01
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

There will be a Temperance Meeting
at Noix Creek meeting house, on Satnr-
day the 23d inst. Doct. Geo. B. Crane
and Elder T. T. Johnson, have promised
to attend; and we invite such others as
may wish to take part in a public dis
cussion of the subject, TO attend, and do
SO. We have reason TO believe that there
are many who wish to sign the pledge
and aid in the progress ofthe good Cause.
We hope they viii attend.
BY several Friends Of Temperance.
Oct. 1912.
, 1842-10-01

new siOur and Gram Commission House,
6. WatSr street 81. Louis. No.
The undersigned has established a
house for the purpose of transacting a
Flour and Grain Commission business
in St. Louis, of which city he has been
a resident seven years. l will advance,
in cash, a moiety of the market value,
on Flour and Grain placed in my hands
for sale in St. Louis, and will also make
liberal advances on all Flour and Grain
placed in my hands for shipment 10 my
friends, in Boston, New York, Philadel-
phia and New Orleans: my charges will
be reasonable. l respectfully solicit
from the Miller and the Merchant con-
signments of these staples, viz: Flour
and Grain; and shall endeavour, BY pru-
dence and promptness to give satisfac-
ton to those who shall enirust me with
their business. l refer to nv Circular
(annexed) Oh the Grain crop o 1S42.
GEORGE K. BUDD.
St. Louis, Sept. 20, 1912.
, 1842-10-01
yXEouTok's NoTIcE

NOrlCE i hereby given, that the under
~ signed have ohtainei OF the Cl-,k Of
the County Cont nf Pike county. letters
.tcstameni4Iy on the estate Of Samuel BiIn
deceased, dated August 3lst. lsi2, tina.
all person. Indebted {, said estate a,e re-
quoted tn make immediate payment. All
persons having claims against said estate,
are requested to exhibit them properly au-
,henticated. within one year from the date
ufsHid letters or they may be precluGed
from having any henit of said estate. and It
not exhibited within three years, they will
be forever barred.
GEORGE CAMPBELL, lrvs.n,o,,
JOSEPH b FORD. ~
SEPT 2ra ls42. :iw44.
, 1842-10-01
Look at this!

4 LII persoaS indebted to the under
- sIgnrd. ether BIZ ote or book
account. for gno!s sold last year, are
requested 10 come forward and mako
paynen', la liquidation Of at least
half their ind-bteinesS, and :hose
whose notes were given t"r goods sold
in the wears 1889, and 1870, ure here
by notified that il they do not make
payment within u terry short time,
their notes will be sued upon, with
out partialiiv. favour, or affection.
|. ". BRYSON. & Co.
P. s. We will receive WHEAT,
at the highest market price, in pay.
ment Of debts or for Goods, or will re.
ceive 1t for Shipment, on account Of
the owner if protfrred.
|. n. B. & %.
louisiana, July &c. 1912, 80.
, 1842-10-01

- There will be a protrac,ed meet.
ing held at Mount Pisgah meeting house,
four miles north Of this place, commenc-
ing on Friday the 2Sth inst. Elders
Hurley and Landrum, and such other
ministers as can make it convenient tc
attend, are af%Feciionately invited 10 do So
Done by order Of the Church, at her
church meeting, at Mount Pisgah, on sa-
turday the LIST day of October, 1912.
H. G.. EDWARDS, elk Pro TEN.
Bowling Green, Pike County.
, 1842-10-01
Final Settlement,

NO1H Els hereby gwen {" all person.
AZ Concerned or in my way Interested in
tue estate of IIemy Watts decd. that tie
Undersigned Admr's. of said deceased. will
make a fnsi settlement of SAID estate, at
The next November term of the County
Court of Lincoln county. in the state Of
Missouri, tn be begun aud held at the Court
!iou.e in the town OF Troy at the next Nov.
term of the c. unity Court of said county.
FRANCIS WATTS.
CHAs. MOUNTJOY. A""''
October !, Is42. 4w4a.
, 1842-10-01
rI.NAL SErILEM,.Ni

rI.NAL 81 Iii lii..Ni.
EliE undersigned ndmni,rrainr %:
L the estate If Harrison Booth.
deceased. late oi Pike comfy Mo-.
hereby gives notice to all creditor
and "ther> Interested in said estate.
hat he Intends IL make Il final settle
'n-nt of SAID estate. ut The next Nov.
term OF the county Court Of said
county.
WM. BRYSON. Admir-.
De bonis nan.
October lSt. l9i2. 4"48.
, 1842-10-01
MIST HAVE MONEY!

"HE SUI scriber having determined to leave
this section of the Country requests all
those indebted 20 him for the years 1910 and
l54l, TO come forward and make immediate
payment. as by 50 doing they will save cost.
Those indebted for the year 1912, are request.
ed to come and NIKE settlement by note or
otherwise, as wish 20 cluse my business a.
soon IS possible.
B. T. COALTER.
Sept. 10, tf45'
, 1842-10-01
NOTl T..

THE public are hereby notified that there
will DC an application made 10 the next Cen
eruI Assembly of the State Of Missouri. for a
new county, 10 be composed Of a par, Of Pike,
Montgomery and Audrain counties.
August the 9th, 1912. Al
, 1842-10-01
H. G. A P. NJ.
FINAL E

TIlE undersigned administrator OF
Il the estate Of William J. Glover,
deceased. late If Lincoln county Mo.
hereby gives n 'lIce 20 all creditors,
and others interested in said estate.
tina, he intends to make IA fin | settle
ment of SAID estate. al the next Nov.
term of the County Court Of said
county.
RAW LEIGH MAYES, Admir-.
Ocr. 8. 1912, 4s49.
, 1842-10-01
watch Maker s silver smith,

TROf, NO.
TIfE Subscriber begs leave to in.
l. fnrm the ~cirizens oi Lincnin and
he adjoining cnunues, that he has To-
c ted Himself IN Troy. Mo-, and will
attend. with pr~onptness.t TO all orders
for work. in The various branches Of
his business.
HOpAT1O 4. FISHER.
Troy. Aug. %. 1912. IS
, 1842-10-01
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

TI4N.lL NJ LE VI IIN I.
THE Undersigned administrator al
the estate Of J.mes Venable
d ceased. late Of PIse county Mo.
hereby gives notice to all creditors
and Others interested IN said eStLIe,
that h. Intends la make n final settle
ment 81 nd estate. at the next Nov.
tenn Of the county Court of sid
county.
WIN. BRYSON. Admir-.
0r'"'nr Isl 1912. d,h9
, 1842-10-01
NOTICE.

NOIlCE.
4 IL persons interested ure hereby notified.
IA hat the under,ignsd has heen discharged
ircn Imprisonment, under the nc; for the 70.
lief of insoIveni debtors. ard will apply at the
next term Of the Circuit Court of Lincoln
county. to be begun and held at the Court
House in the town Of Troy, on the 81 Mon.
day IN November next, for a final discharge.
ROB Il. Nj. MARTIN. +,
Sept. 10, 1912. 6w45
, 1842-10-01
Final Settlement.

4 LII persons cnncerned Ut IN any way ints-.
~ rested in the Estate of David Tomb de.
cea-ei. late Of Pike county NO.. are hereby
notified that the undersigned administrator
will make , finrl settlement of tho sststs at
tho next November term Of the county court
of said county.
SOPHIA TOMB, Adm'a.
Sept. 10, 1912. 4w45.
, 1842-10-01
BsEasINs! BARGAINS!

II EtTHER. 8ri<. and Shoes. fnr sale by
H. K d. Brcwinz'on, at the Tarya'd al
Scuirs pring. hose who wish tie above
article. cn purchase them cheop for CASH,
wheat, g,od hides, tsllow or bees wax.
At tho same time I wish In notify those who
are indebted to me to come forward and pay
their notes and a~ccounts immediately, Or
thev will be placed in the hands Of Others f"f
collection. have no dispo, ition 10 ush any
person these times--bu, I o.e money that
must be paid. and nv only prospect to pay my
debts is by collecting money from others.
Il. d. BREWINGTON.
scotrs Spring. Sept. 7th. 1912. 3w46
, 1842-10-01
SAVE YOUR CtsST!

TIIE undersigned take this method
L. # inforn,n their creditors that
they MUST have monpy; those VIII"
knnw lhem>eIypS Ia be indebted to
us BY note or account, will save cost
bs making im'nedrate payment.
CAMPBELL g. CRANE.
Sept. 3rd. !G42. SW44.
, 1842-10-01
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

FTNAL Sc TTLEMENT.
T1E undersigned administrators
I" the estate Of John Waits
.GrCoas1!. late of Pike C"un,y Mo.
hereby giv,s notice To all creditor
and others interested in said estate.
that he intends To make il fnal Sc,
Element OF said estate, nj The next
Nov. term Of The County Court OF
said County.
WIN. WATTS, "
October Isl, 1912. 4u48.
, 1842-10-01
Final Settlement.

A LII persons concerned ar in any wsy in.
"A to esied in the Estate Of John l.. Will.
Jams decreased. late of Louisiana. Pike county
Mn, are hereby notified that the unders gned
Administration will make n final settlement Of
the estate at the next November term of tho
County Court OF said county.
NOES = K X T. Adm'n.
Sept. 10, lS42. 4w45.
, 1842-10-01

Dixsolu ion Of Go Partnership.
THE C"parlnership heretoi"re ex-
L ist'ng under the firm of Kent,
Elsiin & CO., was dissolved by mn-
tual consent on the LIST ofSept. l842.
The business of the firm will be set
tied by either OF the pirtners IN
liquid ,ii"n only. All persons whose
accounts are unsettled are requested
to come forward and close the same
by pay ment or note.
HENRY T. KENT.
CHAS. ID. EASTIN.
HORATIO I. KENT.
GAINESVILLE. Sept. 20ih. 1912.
The undersigned vii continue the
Mercantile and Co nmission business.
under the firm # Henry /. Kent &
Brother. HENRY T. KENT.
HORArlO T. KENT.
October LIST. l842. tt-42.
, 1842-10-01
new siour and Cram ConmIs,.on House,

October lSt. !9i2. 4"44.
, 1842-10-01
LIST OF

Bowling Green, Pike County.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-08-02
NIAGARA.


UT
There's nothing great bright, thou glorious Fall!
Thou may - not TO the flncy's sense recall
The thundcT-riven cloud, the lighlnng's leap,
The stirring Of the climber Of the deep,
Elrth's cmcrall green and many tinted dyes,
The hcccy whitcness of the upper skies,
The tread of armies, thich 'nng a they come,
The boom Of cannon, and the beat Of drum,
The brow of beauty, and the form of grace,
The passion and the pTowess Of our race,
The song Of Homer in lis loftiest hour,
The unIcsisjcl sweep Of Roman power,
Bntinias trident on the azure sea,
Americas young shout Of Liberty
Oh may the that madden in thy dccps,
There spend their rage, nor climb tn oncucng sleeps
And, tin the cOalct of thy surges cease,
The Nations tay banks Tcp0se in peace
Nov. 3, ISL
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THE STATE SENTINEL

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S9ttfhe1. n Pc >.ofe E.t.--
TrHW7--Iw0 dollars year. alw1ys In advance. J. 10
instn-c viii more than lumber 10 sent t te money
received sub ciler, va, receive due notice is weeks
before thc expiration 81 each cifa and Do Doc latm 90
iof succeeding year term hr MT a, aActI r a H
DO discontinued Thi, uIe Wll Dr. adhered o. ~ ~ s4se
dollar wal De received flT months, i Silly cents
Tor tlIce ulonfhs--qi,rIls "a afrgHce.
Five dollar. VIII Be received i1r thee years; Oh three
papers tvIll Ia sctt Cor thc same
tuyrnrsF lrsrs VIII he inserted three times - orc lJlr
sgule, go ems md hr continued le OF - cents
square weekly Quarterly advertisements inserted n -
q Square n 2J9
tealiy advertisers wi Be accomm la..l oa Ioa enable
terms, which should aaay, q made
SD altctf -er1eHts D. .-a abroad rtf ~ re
'f.', ot Do attention wIH he PAID O. them.
~ Postage must Be- pad.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-08-02

PowER or THE PREss.-The Westminster Re.
view, m rs last number, bears the following tes;l-
nony the power Of the daily press. II the iniI
ence which 1t attributes 10 one paper, the d" Tunes
: SO great, what must be the effect Of a c,na.na-
ton Of powerful aud well conducted ptDers con-
centrating all their energies upon some gwen o5-
ect
We shall ever hold it a sign Of incapa-.,v on
the part of statesman not To perceive tlat paper
conducted with the ability OF the - Tine~.' ~ .th
It's ten thousand Subscribers aud hhy thousand
daily readers, is power IN the State equal I not
superior 10 his own Governed ;hs c7uatry j.
By public opinion, and govcrn'd public opinion s.
n't by books OF philosophy, winch iew men have
time 10 study, but 10y newspapers, which every
body reads. we would rather have the direction OF
The columns of the Times than the praz.es in
our pockets Of MAJ 'rity Of the Il 5use % Lords.
Il is blindness not see that the 50 Tines bal in
fnitciy more 10 10 with the fill OF the tr minis
ters than the tn liberal members ws. .-esc4.ed
them on the Jamaica question. and have been ac-
cased OF producing that result"
Whilst the reviewer holds this opinion. It Is
melancholy 10 reflect ,Ait this a. fourth power IN
the State ths lever BIZ which so great weight
left, in accordance not with the principles, Jat wilh
the interest or the ambition Of It's owner. lie had
before alluded 90 It's famous somerset from whigsm
10 toryisn in 1881. lie now adds
- Il is held to be wonderful That the late minis
ters lost ground the city, where in every count
ing house the ' Times is read, and must continue
II Dc read, whichever SIDE II takes, until some other
paper rivals l. In the execution OF It's business de-
tails What Is the power OF a hrcd lecturer adj
dressing once a week popular assembly, or that
OF br iiiant speaker IN the IL use ol Commons now
aad then delivering himself oi splendid grafton.
compared with that Of proprietor OF t.e - FINES,
who every day throughout the year, and year after
!
varying theme, and the mijouty oI those readers
men OF no decided opinions of their own. Two
courses were open 10 Lord Melbourne, 10 wcaSen
this gigantic influence, ~ allowing Tree trade Do
political information, or u buy over lis Alucat.ai
proprietor by the Baroneicy. sand TO have been
asked AMI refused, or somc similar cacap Inc for
weak minds Lord Melbourne did neither; hc
despzed his enemy like many another feeble Gen
crli IN a similar position and trOm the same cause
fell
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-08-02

PEINrEUs.-No mcn labor harder thu Printers
10 men are more scautiy paid in proportion 10
the aud tear of mental aud physical coustitu-
tion-no men in this community, We are quite Ger
tain. called upon for so large amount, pro-
portion to their means, of graiu.tous scrvices-aud
we believe 10 men perform those unplId services
with more cheerful aIacrity. The badncss or in-
difference with which some people lay an assess
mont upon the newspaper proprietors would Justify
the Inference that they supposed types and presses
to cost nothing, j'urneymen and apprentices TO
labor and live without need Of food or clothing, and
papermakcrs to furnish costly material without
ever asking Tor payment. We have no doubt that
each of the proprictors Of the daily papers in this
city, give enough annually, the way of grau tOus
advertisements for persons and societies who arc
able and ought 20 pay, and n newspapers for which
he gets neither credit or thanks, to deray the cX.
penses of educating his children, even though h.
right have a two at college. II some rich
fellow, who inherited his money without earning
II, were to give away half as much, he would be
lauded SKY high, the prince Of rhilanthropsts,
and ms name would ring along the Atlantic from
Name 10 Mexico, and be echoed from the Rocky
mountains the bcnefactor OF his race. \ fcw
hundred dollars given in a lump is something 10 tell
of; siX-pence time dozen times a day, Is never
thought of.-BosfoR Courier.