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STATE OF MISSOURI, 90
County Of Pike.

'huulN w iht.
In the County Court, FEBRUARY Term 1913.
1Rf il ordered by the Court that the FOLLOW
= iugbc observed rs the order Of transact.
ing business in This Court at every term, viz
MoSDAys and TuEsDAVs, of each term "a
he devoted TO County business. including
Roads, Revenue, Road & Canal Fund. comfy
aud township school funds, Chains against
The county, pauHer', county "licrs Ac.--
WEuNEspAYs 10 allowance 81 demands a
gainst estates not having had an annual set
Element. THURSDAYS and FRIpAYs, TO an
nual settlements Of ADMINISTRATORS, Exucu-
tors aud Guardians, in tie order of the dock
ct kept ty the Clerk TO allowing demands
against %c-tatcs, settled on the sane day by
AdmInistrator and Executors, and any 9th.
er business in relation to the estates Of de.
ceased persons aud minors; and SATURDAYS
20 find settlements and buiucss ~rclatin.
4 tue copy frnrn The record.
Tc.tc. A. II. BUCkNER. Clerk.
Fer :. W. BJcKSrR, d c.
March llth, 1si3. In-ff
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WIFI be taken.

In payment of subscription, Corn.
Oats, Flour, Butter, Dried Fruit, Tallow
Candles, and Wood.
Radical Office, Dec. "a, 1912.
, 1843-07-08
T0REcGn. KEMp az

E@IHE subscriber will receive and forward
t@s Tobacco, Hemp, Pork. &c. a, unusually
I,c rates TO Orleans or the East. Having no
interest in steam boats. and my agents in Or
leans having no interest in packet ships or
vessels. freights both here and below, will be
bargained for at the lowett rates. Il will also
advance in cash without any charge for loss
in exchange from two thirds to three four.hs
the value here on tobacco, Hemp, Flour,
Wheat, Pork, Lard, Bacon, Deef, &c. SC.
GEORGE X. BUDD, Com.
mission & forwarding merhant, A, Water st.
st. Louis, May 9Th, lS43.
Refer to Mersru- VIM. Luce. & Co. t1o,;.;.r.
al. N. Bryson, & Co. A"''''aLa
Jameson Samuel, ESQ. . Hannibal.
=" Colonel WcIlman, Seyer.on.
James c. Fox, Esq. : Paris.
The )dore Jones, Esq. Palmyra.
" James Hanna, Esq. Marion City
May 18th, lS43. 2w2S.
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Miss Leslie's Magazine,
The lone Book of Literature, Fashion and
Domestic Economy. |,
EDITED Ely MISS E.. LESLIE,

Z nc lIOh4S
Domestic Economy.
EDITED Ely MISS f.. LESLIE,
Auihor of "Mrs. Washington Potts." &C.,
and 7. S. ARTHUR, Author of "Six Nights
With the Washingtonians," &c. Embei-
lished with the most exquisite mczzotint
and steel mates and srlendid celorcd plates
of the fashions.
The great demand which has existed for
the past year, for Godcy's Lady's Book'
G.aham's Magazine, and other XII dred pub
Iicatious. has induced the subscriber to pre-
sent to the public a Monthly Magazine,
similar. in its general features, TO the poPu-
Ia. works referred TO, but with some Claims
to Attention which they do not possess
For thi- purpose he has secured the and OF
MISS f. LESLIE, universally known "a one
OF the first female writers Of the age, and
ma ,ticu!arly distinguished by her graphic
sketches of manners, and her success in il
IustratiI 2 and correcting fashionable ~foiiies.
Is the writer of various books, and n con
trihntor TO Goiy's Lady's Book, Graham's
Magazine, aud other periodicals Of high re-
mutation, Miss Leslie has done much TO en-
tighten aud entertain the public, and in The
Magazine now presented, which bears her
name, she will make her eminent talents
still more available for The general good
Ec-idca II Series Of Nouyelleitcs, in her own
inimitab!c style, in which, under cover Of
amusement, some beneficial design will be
promoted she will furnish from her ohserva-
ton, reading and experience, a succession
of Essays on
HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY,
embracing general suggestions for the rrgn-
lation of domestic establishments. hints and
reflections useful TO honsekeePcrs, practical
advice, numerous receipts never before pub
iishod, and all other things that may be
made suhscrvicnt To the purpose. This de
purtmcnt Of the Magazine, though no I'M
due space will be allotted to it, is not 20 he
found in any other periodical, and the Pub
lisher ia satisfied that it will not he less in
teresting and valuable than it is novel, As
il j. the purpose Of the Published 10 make
the Magazine tributary TO useful 6rsign. lie
has made an arrangement with tho justly
celebrated L. S ARTHUR. Esq by which
that gentleman viii he diieotl, engaged il
u pint supcTintcndsnor, aud will hrsfow his
best rudeavors. Mr. Arthur viii furnish
for each number one or morc of his
lifeline NARRATIVES,
and such other mntter rs may be adopted
To the amuscmeut and improvement Of MI
ages and classes. especially Young Tndics,
10 whose Interests, the utmost care will he
directed.
Relieving tia; u proper taste in dress is
essential 10 the true development of frmale
gracefulnes,, a portion OF the work will he
devoted 20 an exposition and illustration Of
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s1r. w. III. Waters.

"AVING located himself in BOWLING
A1 Green. offers his professional services 10
the citizens and public generally. In cases of
ln'ricacy, whore additional medical aid shall
&c deemed necessary. the services of DR.. T. s
Waters, will be given without addltionel
charge.
Bowling Green. MAY 18Th, 1913. 3w2s.
, 1843-07-08
SAILOR BOY.

ty, Mo-. eight miles Norm oil bow
Iing Green. ten miles West of Louis
iana. and SIX mics cast Of Franklord.
For further particulars see bills. in
due time. WIN. PENN.
March 18th, IGi5. lG-tf.
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Wood.

w IL De taken IN payment Of subsorip.
w lion 70 the Radical, ~ifdelvered soon.
January 2lst, le43.
, 1843-07-08
A HOME DOOK.

A HUME DOOh.
and it will contain matter especially oalcu,
lat,d for Ornament To the C.ntrc Table, IN
tetesting reading aud conversation in tie
drawing Room, and for the Family Firesihr
valuable suggestions IN the IIouseLeepcI's
Department, and uHerrlng Illustrations in
the style Of DEAN.
The embellishments will hr in the Grst
style Of the pictorial art. Each numIcr
will contain Two Plates; and in the course
of the volume thc.c will be presented sever
al Superb Mezsotints. OF the highest posi-
bic elegance and finish.
The contents Of Nj. Lc-lie's Magazine
vii! be such rs Ia give il, in Ills respect, r.
decided superiority. No Inerc reverence
Tor names, will induce the editor To admit
any article Of questionable merit, but every
thing admitted will be judged Of by its in.
trinsic worth, and nothing can possibly find
Il place which will not be calculated TO pro
mote the entertainment and edifcation Of
its readers.
Ii will scarcely he credited that n Maya.
zine, such as has been described, can be af.
i"Tdcd at the low rate of one dollar and Gity
cents per annuIn. when but a single copy j,
subscribed for, tut, at the risk of considcra.
bic loss, the publisher has determined 10
furnish it for that sum, being inst one half
the price of the other principal Magazines
Indeed, as will he seen by the suoIoined list
OF. oilers aud premiums, the publ sher has odi.
ton to repay the large outlay, necessary to
he made.
Address, post paid,
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The First Number will be issued in j,,r,
ry, 1913.
INDUCEMENTS TO PosTMAsTERs AND OTurRs
L our Copies of this beautiful work will h,
for Five Dollars, in current funds
Ten Copies for Ten Dollars. /" {. i
- copies for Twenty Dollars, .s g.
l o every person forwarding s., four comics
VIII be sent, aud in addition a copy of P;I.
Of the Rhine. Devereux, Eugene Arsm
Last Daysof Pompeii. Frnncisea Cou,r,
! rats and Trials of Eng. Life. The Van of
ne reacock' Romance and Reality, The
Conversations with Lord Byron.
! he Honey Moon and Gems Of Bcnutv. The
''Sowned, Paul Clifford, Rirnzi, (By Bul.
YER Ethel Churchhill, The mprnvisatricc
look OF Eeauty. by Miss I.andnn. with ,
o''h,t) Confessions of an Elderly Gentle.
nan The two Friends, Victims of Society
~ Lazy biessingtou, with n Portrait -
ianheid Park,b by Miss Austin. Whi,ho,.
r may be preferred.
TO every person FORWARDING elO ,..
'oples will be furnished. and INV fonr
orenamed works.
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sEsHE subscriber has 200 yards Broad
IA Cloths, that he is willing to ex-
change for Lands unimproved, or not
much improved, on fair terms; may be
willing to make a small part in cash if
well suited with the lands.
LEVI PETTIBONE.
January 2Sth lS43. Is.
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AVID JOB PRINTING

Hi'!sA AND JOB PRINTING
Books, BIauL Cbc,Is
Pamphlets, heed,
Circulars, votes .vJs"se
Cards. g p;I.s
Ladir-,l sbcriH,s hahse,
1orsc Il BILLS. CIcrk's&} ELASES-
,%'nu Justices
n u ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
WI DC lone promptly, and on reasonable
terms, Mt the
RADICAL OFFICE
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And q .Ncs Discorery an he Newspaper
BUSINESS!

EJSlN bNS.
A most important an invaluable di-coyery
has been made by Il gentleman Of this city
BY which new sPapess may be printed in ttci'
present form, aud at the same time, capable
Of bcing converted Mt pleasure tito Il Maya
zime form, FOR preservation.
This grand improvement, which is dcsiin
ed 10 form u rev era in the business, effect
ing an entire revolution in the nrt Of prin,
ting mammoth newspapers, will be introdu
ccd, by permission OF the patcntee, into the
Pniladelplia Saturday Museum, Gonr4enc'
ing in May next.
In announcing TO the f,icuds Of the news
PAPER press throughout the country, a dis
coveTy which viii add so immensely 20 the
value Of newspapers, the publishers OF the
Saturday museum, have, also, the proud
satisfaction of announcing the complete and
triumphant success of their new Family
Newspaper. The liberal patronage already
secured for this new and ropula- enterprise,
has rot only surpassed the most s%anguine
expectation, but il entirely unprecedented.
, 1843-07-08
PREVAILING FASHIONS.

This " Ill he s.nctlS and c~Ncln-iyely under
the care of Miss Leslie. whose severe taste
aud ample opportunities of ob,crvatioH, will
confer upnn whatever receives The stamp Of
her a~pprobrtiou, n high auIhnrity. To cna-
bic heI 10 select the newest, Iatcs., and
most recherche fashion,. the publisher has
made arrangements to receive, by the Stea-
mOfs. The latest Issues uf Paris aud ioahou.
and TO give the highest possible eject 10 the
modes selected, he has made an arrange
rnrrt with i celebrated Artist, to con.pns
aud modify the group, :" as TO render them
effective. He therefore does hot
Hesitate 10 announce that his
FASHION PLATES,
"IIb be not only more correctly. Int VIII he
executed in a stJ leof g,catcr hrIIiiaucy aud
than any which can 10 found il
any other publication.
Miss irslie's Magazine will, ss will he
perceived from what has been stated, be EN-.
phatica!Iy,
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land for, Sale!

NStHE subscriber, as agent and owner,
as. has the following Lands for sale, in
he State Of Missouri, viz:
1876 acres land 2 81 miles north OF
Bowling Green, half mile west of the
Louisiana road: IS acres improved, 2
houses, Tobacco houses, 2 stables. The
above will be sold together or divided
into two parcels, of so, and 1l6 acres,
will be sold one fourth cash, and the re-
mainder in liberal instalments.
groes.
-A THE Stone Houso fronting to
;:;a the public square, on the south
I:IA,ssfside, in the town of Bowling
Green. This village presents
at this time a favorable opening for a pub
lie house, and this property is we'll adapt.
ed to that use. Any person wishing 10
engage in that or other business, in this
place will find an opportunity of pur-
chasing on terms strictly accommodating.
The place can be sold for one fourth cash
down, tie residue in easy instruments, or
would exchange for good farming land
on fair terms, in this or adjoining coun-
lies.
Also 100 acres land adjoining town,
Iorty acres of which is in cultivation
also so acres wood land one and a half &
Two miles from town. A purchaser of
he house wouldhave the refusal of either
Or both of the above tracts; neither would
sold before selling the house.
LEVI PETTIBONE.
April LIST, l843.
, 1843-07-08

tMrRONEMENT IN THE MUSEUM.
s.The Museum"i. now so f,.icly aud firm
" established that we feel warranted in
making some very extensive aud important
improvements. by the first ofMay, we shall
have completed all our arrangements. We
shall have, IN the first place, n beautiful. clear
and hold type-in the second. n superb
srnaoth and white pa pcr-in the third place,
we shall make an Ingenious * novel change
in the arrangement of the mattcr-in the
fouTta place, we shall Increase our corps Of
contributor, in all the various departments
of a Family NcwspaPer-im the 9th place,
we have secured, ut u high SALARY, tie ser
vices Of EDGAR A. POP, Esq "A gentleman
whose high and versatile abilities have al.
ways spoken promptly for themselves, and
who, after the Gr-t Of May, will MD Us in
the editorial conduct oC the Journal.
The Narrative of Townseuh's Journey
over the Rocky mouutnins," ere Of the most
interesting and valuable ever published, i
sent TO all new subscribers. At its concIu
sion, our readers will GEd themselves in pos
session of a work which alone viii be unrth
double the subscription TO the paper. We
shall continue, also, OfcouGsc, the Biociarhi.
cal Sketches aud Portraits" which are now
exciting so uurXampled all interest. With
these and other features contained, and with
the Improvements in contemplation, il re.
TO be seen whether we do not amply
fulfil our determination OF making the ycrv
best Newspaper in America.
Persons wishing to secure six thousand
octave pages al useful, interesting. and
unrxccItonGblc reading for tie select FAM |
y circle, for the small sum Of two Dollars
per ~ycar-bciug nj the astoni,hiugly low rate
IF thirty pages for one cent, or cguivaic"t
10 one hundred and twenty pages for four
.cnts-shonid hand their names in now.
TER MS-Two Dollars per anuum. Three
for Five Dollars, or sixteen copies f0G
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,frrred ut present for Climbing.
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Office cf the Saturday Mn:cum, Publish
RS Hall, No. Iul Chesnut st. Philadelphin
, 1843-07-08

fgtHE subscriber, as agent and owner,
'&. has the following Lands for sale, in
he State Of Missouri, viz:
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IV.TV. y. IT. 7 IN N. VTcfk.
Ter :. W. BJcKSER. d c.
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y tTne copy.
Testc. = Il. EJCEEED. CIerl;
My 18Th. 1919 Gwos
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06

Mr.. 3. further urged upon the Democratic part
,be ;npolicy Of shutting its doors to Mr. Tyler
his Cabinet, and party. and from his i0tsnat'oas
tat leas,) cffavor towards them his remarks were
listened to with s,testion ard some merrimsnt.
In the course of them be expressed some doubt
whether the law would be repeated al 'his ses-
sion, but earnestly advocated is
Mir. MExs1wsrHEs had voted for the law orig
;nslly and for lis repeal before it had gone into
operation. bu. should now use every effort te pre-
vent the repeal as he believed if il was carried at
This time, il wsuld be productive OF great injustice
Mr.. nj. took the wide range of political discus
sion, in reply to Mr.. Gushing, Mr. KENNEDY OF Ia.
Mr. Bovine. &c.
MIR. PRoyFir advocated the repeal, iaaaed to
the skies the purity of Capt. Tyler's Admiaistru.
ton and dealt out his benevolent warnings 10 both
parties against running into either extreme OF pO-
ll,ics, SC. sc.
The House adjourned. ARoV$,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06
GEoaerA.-The Legislature of this STATE has

GEoRGIA.-The Legislature OF this State has
adjourned, having done little OF practical itnpof-
tauce but pass bill TO prop the discredited cen
tral Bank OF Georgia. which baS for years been
the pet Bank of the Ann-Bsnk rulers OF taat State
until sucked dry by The personal loans from 1t 20
themselves and their leading hackers, II IS 70" Tlr
tualy insolvent does not pay specie and lis hetes
are not received By the solvent institutions. We
shall see whether the Legislature can keep tie
breath of life in it.
The Resolutions izstrucsing and agusing Senator
Bcrrien were pressed through, The Wings refusing
10 vote on them, and leaving the House without q
quorum, but their objections ayailed nothing they
were declared to be passed By 80 Yeas TO Nay,
in House of 209. The Wigs declined to vote
on the ground that the Legislature had no right TO
turn q e. s. Senator out of his seat, and On Char
ley Ather,on's principle, solernniy endorsed by
Loco -Foco Congress that no one he's right to DO
indirectly what he cannot properly do directly
1t was insisted, moreover, that these Resolutions
contained matter which the Legislature could not
rightfuliy pass upon, any more than they could es-
tablish State Religion bill was passed re-
duciug the number of Members of the Senatefrom
90 TO AZ and of the House from 2o8 to 13o. This
will save much money, and probably secure bet
ter Legislature.
No sufficient means of meeting the prospective
liabilities OF the State were provided An attempt
to make up the deficiency solely by tax on the
solvent Banks was defeated by close vote, and
the Tax-Law OF lS4O re-enac,ed, simply adding to
it 25 per cent.
We cannot find that the Resolutions nominating
Mr.. Calhoun for next President were expressly
passed. though the vote to lay them on the table
was decidedly recensidered, and a Calhoun Dele
cation appointed to the National Convention
There is no doubt that the Loco-Focoisu of the
State is for Calhoun.
The Appor,ionmsns Act, (passsd in conformity
to the law Of Congress, but not intended TO take
effect 50 that Members shall be chosen under it to
the next Congress,) divides the State into eight
Districts as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06
Thiugs in Raltimere.

Ia
B.1r1soRg, Thursdsy, 81 o'coek, A. NJ.
Tb. uonse of Delegates of Maryland, where
the Locofocos have msjority, yesterday sent
message 10 the Senate 10 go into the eieeton OF U.
S. Ssas,or. But the Senate immedatsiy rejected
the proposition. The opinion is becoming stronger
sverr day ;ba, no Senator will De elected TINS
winter. l, has occurred more than once IN 'tiss
State, where the two Houses were politically oP-
posed, that no U. S. Senator was elected Sc tie
session usual to elect ihcul-that As, the sessioh
before the term of the sitting Senator expired.
A house in Lombard street (between treder-
lex and Marsh Market Spece) caught FIRE yesief-
day moraing early, and with its contents burned.
|, was occupied by Mr.. Cohen, who with his
family had scarcely time TO escape through an up
,er window from the flames. An adjoining
building occuoyied by Mrs. Anker was also much
injured by the fire, and her furnisu's greatly
damaged.
Thu, spscial election in the Third Congressional
District in this State to eli the plsco OF Mr. VIII
lams, deceased, was held on Moaday and resulted
in the election of Col. Charles Sewell, l-. -
Howard street Flour is selling here at s4 City
Mills al , / L. anu HidthSI'SAy N
sold at 7c mos. for kegs.
The Senate of Illinois, on tho Esd uit., passed
bill appointing Bank Commissioners to seize
the assets of the banks of that State, and wind up
their affairs. The bill, it is said, will also pass
the House. The effect of this measure will, 1t is
believed, be most disastrous to the creditors ct
the Bank. whilst It's almost avowed object Is to
Give emplovmest and fortunes to Loco-Focos, by
making Offices for them Commissioners. &c,
and TO enable those of them who owe the bank
largely, to pay off their debts at % cents on the
dollar. The bill! will also lose the State the three
millions of State bonds issued for the bank.
Notwithstanding all that Mr.. Benton or his tail
saw about the land fund, the Legislature OF Illinois,
where the Loco Foces have majority OF two to
one, gladly accepts Of the plunder, as the Cal
hounites call tho land money. A bill to accept
passed the House of Representatives of Illinois Oh
the o3d by a vote of Sc to %; and an equally
large relative majority is expected for it IN the SEN
ate. The House also passed by so votes to 80,
the property law which will also pass the Sen
ate. This law, If the Bankrupt Act be repealed,
will eectualy cut off all remedy for creditors who
have the misfortune to have debtors in Illinois.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06

SANDS SARsAPAKiLIA-The anoun, OF suffering ra!ley
the history Gf med TEsusaGds have been restored
by healing AM regener1rg efficacy, who were coasd.
cred past the reach ofrsneda means as various c,r6-
Gates heretofore published sbundan y prove II has
ceived the entire appreciation of many practitioners IN this
and other cities and lis rapid growth Ia The estimation si
the public has placed beyond the reach of deiraeton
the efforts of competition Diseases which arise from i'm
purty OF the blood vitiaon OF the humors generally,
suc! IS scoruIa kings evil rheumatism pient
Cou salt rsum and Other cu;aEeous Diseases lever sores
Internal abcesses suas chronic caarrh, liberation OF
chronic inflammation of the kneys, female arrangements
general debility and prosrt;on OF system, all removed
by It's For particulars advertisements IN this ana
other city papers
Prepared sold wholesale and retail and for expor
tatca, by A. B. Sands j. Co No 273 Broadway, lGraue
Gufldngs,) OF Chambers street. New York Also
sold BY A. g. Z. Sands Druggists No 7e ana 100 Fulton
street David Sands Co, No. II East Broadway corner
of and by Drug gsts generally throughou
the United States Price s. per bottle six bottle for S5
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06
r The weekly Tribnne for the present we,

1Y The Weekly Tribnne EoE The present. week
for sale al the desk this morning Price for single copies
g. cents CoxrESrs-rhe Somers auiiny, full report
up to yesterdays Congressional Proceedings Governor
Boucks Message; Editorials variety OF subjects
Correspondence from Philadelphia, Washington, kc; Po
I,csl History No VII; The Far West; Ar.-san Wells
in Alabama Lord Morpeh Slavery; Professor Potiers
Lectures Lee. Marriage, Diogenes to Asopbanes,
translated for the Tribune, being rs translation into
the English language; Poetry; compiete Rask Note
Table shaving all ,he gpod Banks in the United States;
Moeey Market Ce.e Market Transaconsin Flour Grain,
Ashes Cotton, Tobacco, &c.
GREELEY McELRATH, Tribune Bindings
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06

msr DAYS, ard the Lecturer expressed his tesFs
that there was lirtle hope for an Immediate I'M
provenent in this aspect OF social lite
The Bishop spoke ertemPsrs, slowly, yet win
classic elegance asd correctness Ills eeiiVefy
Is earnest yet rather pleasing and persuasive ihah
fnrciSle and commanding
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06
7 Rings Mediea.ed Candy has now beer

before the public for three years and has
BEEN e1ceiie IL the Of coughs colds consumption
and al affections Of the throat lungs II Is for sae wsoe-
sale and retail, iss Broadway. Aso % Ann street. and
6ss Fuiisn street. Brooklyn. Country city agents sup.
pied oa Tie ncs. liberal ierns. ii