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, 1842-10-15
IEur The Radical

Mr.. EDITOR: Having, as | had conclu-
ded, through the columns of your paper,
satisfactorily exhibited to the public, the
~palpable injustice and the RECKLESS dis
regard of liberality and candour exercis-
ed towards a communication of mine of a
recent date, little apprehended, that
should again be coerced 10 the necessity
Of r~efuting charges alike nugatory and
untenable, emanating from the same
quarter.
That ruthless critic 81" however, has
boldly asserted in the last Radical, that
every sentiment contained in the a%rtical
reviewed, with two exceptions only,
were borrowed from the Theological
writings o fThamas Paine. Now this is
an allegation of no small import, against
the character of a writer, who has arro-
gated the delicate responsibility Of sub
hitting TO the press, a work for either
the edification, or amusement of the pub
lie, and it therefore devolves on me TO re-
pei an i~mpution, which is utterly ground
less. For the last twenty years, l have
been familiar with the Theological writ
ings of Mr.. Paine, and / assert, without
the fear of contradiction, that in his en-
tire work, not a single line can be found
on the subject of intellectual derange-
ment-a topick on which was based the
entire chapter reviewed by 81" in a late
number of the Radical. 1t is true, that
Mr.. Paine, in his celebrated and irrefu-
table Essay on Dreams, submitted the
proposition. that three of the most pro-
minent faculties Of the mind, were the
Imagination, the judgment and the memo
ry. And what of that? Has not Brown,
and Hartley, and Reed, and Stewart, and
many other modern writers on mental
science, done the same? Did Paine, or
any of these writers lay claim TO origin
atty for SO doing? They did noE The
fact is, that the proposition has been pub
lie property from the days Of the Philo-
sopher Luke, who fourished early in
the seventeenth century. l was COM
PEELED to follow in the same track, and as
signed to the reader my motive for so
doing, was IL 'to be enabled more full
ly to illustrate wha: would follow in sub
sequent chapters of the work." Our re-
viewer, with becoming ~modesty, has ac-
k~nowledged his ignorance sol the SCI
ence of PhysiOiogy;" and as that science
Is inseperably interviewer with Meta
physicks, take it as granted, that he is
alike ignorant of the latter; and that hav-
ing stumbled upmthe aforementioned
proposition in the works Of Mr.. Paine,
ne necessarily concluded, that they orr
, 1842-10-15
~DMINISTRATOR NOTICE.

Is hr,rb. gwen thai tie under
y .'gnrh has taken out letters nj Adj
mini-trati,D an the estate of Jas. +. Iurtf
decd. foW The Clerk Of the County Cont
of Pike County-bearing da'o the l2rh.
Oct. 1912. All persons. therefore who have
claims against the estate Of said deceased.
are required to exhibit the same duly au-
thentiCnted for allowance, within enc year
from the date of said letters, or they may
be p%reoluded from having any benefit Of said
estate, and If such claims are not presented
within three years they will be forever bar
red. TERISHA TURNER. 4dm'r.
Oct. Is, 1912. 3w SD.
, 1842-10-15

TIME subscriber having determined to leave
this section of the Country requests all
those indebted to him for the years 1910 and
1871. to come forward and mako immediate
pa vment. ~ nv go doing they will save cost.
Those indebted for The year 1912. are request
ed to come and IN Ike settlement by note or
otherwise, as I wish 10 close my business -
soon as possible.
B. T. COALTER.
Sent. 10, tf45'
, 1842-10-15
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

EATHER. Boots. and Shoes. for sale BY
IL r d, Brewinzton, at The Tan yard at
Scoit's Spring. hose who wish the above
articles can purchase them cheap for cash,
wheat, good hides, tallow or bees wax.
At the same time I wish TO notify those who
are indebted ID me to come forward and pay
their notes and accounts immediately, OF
thev will be placed in the hands oil others TOT
collection. have no disposition 10 push any
person these times--but l ose money maj
must be paid. and my only prospect to pay my
debts is by collecting money fro,3 others.
r. D. BREWfNGTON.
Scotts Sprinr, Sept. 7th, 1912. 3w46
, 1842-10-15
St. Louis, Sept. 20, 1912.
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NurlCE is hereby given. that the un-
~ der igned has ATTAINED from :he CLERK
"f the County Cont of Rails county. let
tiers ri Administration upon tho Estate Vi
Walter Caldwell decd bearing date the
i-th day of July A.. D. i-42. All persons
having claims against said estate, are re
qne-'ed To exhibit them in one year from
the date of ssih letter. iu~rsllowunce, L,
they may be preclnded from any ! eneft Of
sand estate; and II such claims are not pr,..
-c"tci within three years from the date OF
said ~l-tteis, the, with DE- forever barred.
SAM X. CALD WELL,
ROBERTO CALDWELL, Aanf'
August 9Th lSiI 3w1n
, 1842-10-15
Final Settlement.

A Ii persons concerned or in any way int.
N rested in the Estate Of Geo. Wells Jr. de.
ceased. late Of Pike county Mo-, are hereby
notified that the undersigned Administrato
will make a final settlement Of the estate at
the next November term of the county court
Of said county, and resign my letters testi.
mrntary. WIN. DAVIS, Admir-.
Oct. Is, 1912, 4w5O.
, 1842-10-15
MEETING.

There will be a Temperance Meeting
at Noix Creek meeting house, on Satur-
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
80. By seue1al Friends Of Temperance.
Oct. 1912.
, 1842-10-15
H. G. EDWARDS, P. NJ
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

FTNAL Sc TTLEMENT.
TllE undersigned administration Of
the estate of William J. Glover.
deceased. late of Lincoln rountv Mo.
hereby gives notice % all creditors.
and others interested in said estate.
that he intends Ia make Il fin Il settle.
menr of said estate. al the next Nov.
term Of The County Court of said
county.
RAWLElGH MAYES. Adm'r.
tr'. 8. 1912. 4"A9.
, 1842-10-15
New Flour and Grain Commission House,
e.. Mater street 81 Louis. Ma

New Flour and Grain Commission House,
Is. Uater street 81. Louis, No.
The undersigned has established a
house for the purpose of transaciing 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 to 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 endcavour, by pru-
dence and promptness to give satisfac-
ton to those who shall entrust me with
their business. refer to nv Circular
(annexed) OIL the Grain crop oflS42.
GEORGE X. BUDD.
St. Louis, Sept. 20, 1912.
, 1842-10-15
DIssoLUTION OF CO.PARTNERsHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
TIME Co. Partnership of Campbell & Chill.
Il ton. is tins day dissolved--all persons
having unsettled business with the concern
are requested to call at The old stand in Louis.
lana. and settle the same without delay with
the undersigned who is the authorised person
to settle the unsettled business.
JOEL CAMPBELL.
Sent. I6, ls42. u---46.
, 1842-10-15
Look at this!

4 LII persons indebted to the under
"a signed, eI,her by note or book
account. Tor g 'ois sold last year, ara
requested 10 come forward and make
payment, in liquidation Of at least
halt their Indebtedness, and those
whose notes were gwen for goods sold
~ the yeas 1889, and 1910, are here
by notified mat it they do not make
pigment within a gerry short time,
their notes will be sued upon, with
out %partiaIity, favour, or affection.
|. N. BRYSON, & Co.
P. S. We will receive WHEAT,
at The highest mprkst price, in pay.
ment OF debts OF for Goods, or will re-
ceive it TOR Shipment, on account of
the owner if psofered.
|. N. B. & Co.
LOUISIANA, July 26. 1912, 80.
, 1842-10-15
NOTICE.

A Ill persons interested are hereby notified.
N That the undersigned has been discharged
from Imprisonment, under the act for the re-
lief of insolvent debtors, AID will apply at the
next term of the Circuit Court of Lincoln
county. to be begun and held at tho Court
House in The town of Troy, on the Sd Mon.
day IN November next. for a final discharge.
ROBT. NJ. MARTIN.
Sept. 10, 1912. 6w45
, 1842-10-15

II There will be a protracted meet
ing held at Mount Pisgah meeting house,
four miles north Of this place, commence
ing on Friday the 18th inst. Elders
Hurley and Landrum, and such other
ministers as can make it convenient 10
attend, are afectiona.ely invited 10 do SO.
Done by order of the Church, at her
church meeting, at Mount Pisgah, on Sa-
turday the lst day of October, 1912.
H. G.. EDwARDs, elk Pro Tenn.
Bowling Green, Pike County,
, 1842-10-15
heat! Wheat!

w Z will receive good mefchantable
w Wheat at the highest market prize,
d 'iivered at our store, in payment OF debts
and goods. We take the present occasion
to say to those indehted to Us on notes or
accounts due on or prior to the LIST. day Of
January last, that WE MUST HAVE
MONEY. or we cannot keep up busineu.-
A. We cannot be expected to give personal
notice to sevs. al hundred individuals, those
VINO do not pay or make some arrangement,
must not expect US to give further notice in
cass Of suits.
E. & d. DRAPER.
i.oni'iann. No. August ID. 'i2 4v4I
, 1842-10-15
d. rl.Ai. SETTLE uENT.
FINAL /,

TENHE Undersigned Il iminiSrraTor al
l. the estate Of Jlmes Venable
deceased, late of PiNe county Mo.
hereby gives notice TO all creditors
and others interested in said estate.
that he intends To make a final settle.
.,nent Of said estate, AT the next Nov.
Tern "f the county Court of said
county.
WIN. BRYSON, Admir-.
Octoher Isl. 1912. 4w48.
, 1842-10-15

When is a fashionable lady like an inexperi.
encsd printer. When sho make. q great
hustle in correcting her firm.
, 1842-10-15
SAVE YOUR COST!
Watch Maker 5 Silver Smith,

Watch Maker 5 Silver Smith,
ThOY, 40.
THE subscriber begs leave to in-
L Enrn the citizens of Lincoln and
The adjoining counties, that he has To-
C ted himself in Troy, Mo-, and will
attend, with promp,ness, to all orders
for work. in the various branches of
his business.
HORArIO A. FISHER.
Troy. Aug. %, 1912. IS
, 1842-10-15
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

Louisiana, No. August ID, ~ "A
, 1842-10-15

Sept, 10
, 1842-10-15
MIST HAVE MONEH

Sent. I6, ls42.
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TNIIE PILES.-The price, 81. il refunded any per
who viii use bottle Of Hays Liniment for the
Piles and the empty bottle without being cured
These positive orders Of the propre agents,
and of many thousands sold. has been
cessf1 We might insert certificates any length. but
prefer who sell the article. should exhibit the
original 10 purchasers.
Look Dat for Iunposors-(C5-A base attempt has been
made initiate Hays Linment and infringe upon the copy
and other rights of The propetars Never buy Hays Lin
unless mas splendid engraved wrapper, and the
written mind. tcriea Signature Of Co7tst0ck 70 ali
others mus, be i'm The oath OF M HAYS may
be found copied inside wrapper, swearing that
other person any component essential parts
of this Iinmeni-and that will reveal the
for ttrentv gerrs For sale by
Oct -. 1872 Trrin Reed & Brother.
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ENPECTOR Ant.

NIANE VOC A COUGH?-Do not neglect it
Thousands have met premature death for the
OF little attention common cold.
Have a cough e--Rey. DR. Bartholemew's Expecto
rant SyrnP safe medical prescription, containing poi
sonou drugs and used in practice
years, VII positively afford relief from
that awful disease pulmonary consumption. which usually
sweeps grave hundred the young, old
fair, the lovely and the gay!
Have you a cough BE persuaded Purchase bottle
of this Expeclorant Syrup to-day !!-Tonorrow may
100 late.
Have you cough = rtholemews Expectoant Syrup
is the only remedy you should take you.
For this plain That IL OF the thousand
cases where has been used, has failed relieve.
For sale the drug Of Comstock Il Co, and a
nearly all respectable drug
Sold by Comstock & Co.. Il, Maiden Lane, n Y, and by
frri1t Reed & brother, Richmond, la.
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n Q Il | G. T. .

PTNtiE Richmond Trading & Manufacturing Company
having executed deed gnment Of al their ef-
iecIs, real and Undersigned for the purpose
OF closing IL business, becomes duty call all
persons indebted having Unsettled with said
/ Company early settlement They IN hand
large assortment OF Paper kinds, Wooden
goods, Sc, which vii he disposed a prices.
\. {, BLANCHARD,
/ X. MORRISON, ! Assisnees
DAN'L. 2. WIGGINSt
! Richmond Nov IL, I542
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CONS TOCh s. co.
Compound Fl1id Extract of GrsapdriHa

1T 4 't.t1@ IIt ut y TT I'Vs' 1FS*'
WIS article prepared IN and scientific
known to be ahf warranted quite 4lal 10
be made. In fact article under This
has had good repJtaton while cupt3Isy of the
proprietor has led him make worthless quality
of sarsaparila and in very careless manner relying
iae pfeJJGlces OF the community Of article
Retailers and have long known this.
but have had mdch trouble persuade
the TACT ms has generally known and
the ungentemaay course Of the proprietor we'll under
stood. that By general consent. the tide
good article, that can be depended upon and may be Oh
tanned with pleasure those vending using
he subscribers the quality th aTtce al
together superior other article Kind
CoMSTOC h i CO. Chemists, y. \ urk.
Oct. -, 1912. For sale BY Irril Reed & Brother.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT,
To Manufacturers, Paper Makers
MILLERS AND THERSl

NHE Undersigned assiynees Of the Richmond Trading
Il and Manufacturing Company offer for sale. The whole
Of the extensive real of said Company
ing OF a large WOODEN FACTORY win P2trer-
Looms, Mule, jack and Condenser, machinery all nearly
new and in good order: PAPER MILL with and
improved machinery: GRIST MILLS: OIL
MILL. SAW MILL; DIV Filing HOUSE.
Inc above property viii divided 5Iis-
men sold separately desired, and be given for
payments.
Proposals invited and viii be Until the 0h
OF December For further particulars apply
assigness
a 4 G ,d BLANCHARD,
DANL. P. WIGGlNS.
Richmond, Nov. II, 1912 45-tf
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REMOVAL.

IGNIiE undersj gned his friends and public.
i that he has removed his TAILORING ESTAB-
LISffAiENT, and is ready accommodate those
who garments made good style and suit
the times, snort notice.
f7IIis shop Market street, three doors from
corner o Main and Market.
fCeTLCMBER and country produce will be taken in x
change work. MATTHIAS CONkLE-
Richmond. Sept 3, 1912. 35if
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Clock and Watch Repairing

ME subscriber would inform his friends old
l that ne has tax en- a door OF W M.
W Iynje's store, where he Eil be pleased
calls of NJ who favor him W ok
done With despatch and perform, low
JOSHUA Is. HUM lCUTT.
Richmond, May 7ih, 1872. lsu
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INDIANA, 1O-WIT:
In the Wayne Probate Court, Norember Term,
1912

Ebenezer z. and James VI. Aasn, Admin-l On Petition
Estate Of Isaac AuztInf Is
deceased, Ia
The Creditors. solvent
4 Nd this day, toHit: on Thursday. the 18th
y day of November IL II, the being iii-
ca of the November Term Is ~, Wayne
Court. ordered by Court that Creditors
Estate notified Of the hns ami tendency Pc
tition, by publication Richmond Palladium. week
y newspaper printed and published III said county,
weeks successfully: and that unless they notify
existence OF respective
fling the descriptions
aud date Of the contract upon which
the may founded in the Clerks Office OF Court
the final distribution of Es-
tate such claims viii be postponed ii favor Of diI-
gent creditors And that, Court
BE held Court House and for said county.
second Monday Of February next the Court viii pocee
hear and determine the and make distribution
amongst said Creditors. Witness
JOHN FINLEY, CLERK.
Il :6w (s5,25) Wayne Probate Court.
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