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The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10
SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
J. e.. GREGORY & CO., .3fayN4GERs
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HLEAANUNId LDIIERY,
|. Glass No. 81, FOR 1913
To be drawn at Alexandria D C.. on Saturday. Nav
20 ISA2.s.
, 1843-09-23

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SEA. 3" y"ur o.G,rs II c..cs, post
paLh
IkOHiECIUSES. giving fd'i par
licularS, sent To all who desire to sub
scribe. or Who wish 10 engage as
Agents in procuring Subscribers
throughout tie United States.
o. Persons ~ the country woul6
do we'll To pioaura 4 subscription
book, and obtain al once the ame
"i their hisndS and acGuainiances,
, 1843-09-23
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
~ signed has obtained Of the Clerk OF the
County Court Of Pike County. letters ct
Administration on the estate of John Il
Shipr, deceased dated August "a, 1873,
all persons indebted to said estate are re-
qusted 10 make immediate payment. Al
persons having claims against said estate,
are requested TO exhibit them properly au-
thenticated, within one year from the date
OF laid Letters or they may be precIu!ed
from having ary hcnft of said estate, and II
not exhibited within three years, they will
be forever barred.
EENJ. 3. SHIP, Admir-.
August 29Ih, l>43. :w43.
, 1843-09-23
REGULAR PACKET.

VHE fast running passenger steamer
y Z. s. Mail Boreas, T. NJ. Fithian,
Captain, will leave 81. Louis, every
Wednesday and Saturday evening at 4
o'clock. for Keokuk On her return, will
leave Louisiana, every Friday & Monday
evening at 3, ard C2arkSuiM at 4 o'clock
on same day. As the Boreas carries the
u. s. .liail, she a be depended upon
10 leave regularly and punctually, at the
hours appointed.
Nav 9th 1913. 30-tf.
, 1843-09-23
List of Letters,

p EMAlNlNG in the Pest office at
&a Bowling Green, Mo-, on Goth of
June, 1913, which if not taken out in
three months, will be sent to the Gener-
al Post OF : as dead letters.
John ". Appleton, ,; Nancy Anderson.
n. Black: LA Bailey James Barbee; Thos.
Bland; David Butler; Jacob Ieath; &. D
Crane; II. G. Diaper; w. 4. Dunn. Lit
tlrheTy Epperson; r. H. Harris; John
Hugh; Thomas B. Hunter; Thomas Hun
ter, Jr; n. w. Jones; James Lindsay; Lar.
kin Lanranoe; Leroy II. Lockett; Digs
Luck; L. 4. Say; Is. a Mckenzie, =;
Thomas NJ. McQuien: Martha Micham;
ElriIa Martin; w. w. miner. Cyrus Mickey;
Davenport Nal!ey; Willinn Pcuix; An
drew Shcihc'd: John Ware; Jsaac Ward A;
Nathaniel Williams; John Wier; ). :"
Ware;
II 6 EDWARDS. P. NJ.
July Sth, lSi2. 70
, 1843-09-23
NEW VOIgIsE OF
GGDEY'S LkhY'S BOOK.

10 COMMENCE WITH JgLY. IH43.
Original Paintings 5y me.trsi Masters = the
.4rt-O";giaGi Drsigns-- Original. la!trr.
We OFF, as f.lIows:-
lcopy lady. Book AMI copy ofGodry's
Cenire-taJ,e Ornament, containing Il e.c-
CANT mcgzntiat Hnd steel Engraving. for 81
"cop:cs Lady's Book y Ccopics Cooley,
CcE'rG table Ornament, containing i3 Gle
yrut m,zzotiutan steel Engraving, for 81
SCOPES Lady. Book aud do 10. do. 10
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The Comfortable Ornament is the FIST Of
tic kin5 HAT ha. ever originated in tais coun
try, aal, OF cunr,c. came from the oficc Of
the Lady, Book, from whence all other DC.
.:sns and ideas are copied.
We have bow on h.nd ten original Paint
Ucs, ~ Tho most celebrated artist of the day
.AL!:e-s. l.. A. Cooley.
Publishers Hal, Philadelphia.
Juoc I1Jl, IL. 3w-:3.
, 1843-09-23
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, 1843-09-23
DIR. MCCLURE

"HAVlNG located permanently in Io,;..
Ill ana, Mo-, offers bis s~eryics, 10 ~. w..
zens of that place and its vicinit,. i, /. e'a-
nous ranches of his profession. HayiD.d 4.
voted bis attention particularly to the s,uS~
OF anatomy and surgery. and having wiln.s.
ed and assisted in all of the most impor,,n,
sergicnl operations, he offers bis services .,n.s
lHay IN that branch of his profession. He A.,
tiers himself that if called on be will perfo,m
successfully, and with entire satisfaction 70 h.
employers, almost any of the capital ssru;o.,
operations now performed by the celebs,,.a
Dudley of Lexington, Ky. He hopes bv ~.
most asslduous attention 10 the yarions a.
OF his Profession, and moderate cbargss -
merit a share Of rublic patronage m. vii,
practice IN conjunction with DR.. Hardin.
Louisiana, April 29th, 1913.
, 1843-09-23
DEAF nUMss SrE500I.

TsNiIE undersigned, a graduate of the Dan
q vl.c Dcafand Dunn Asylum. Ky, will
open 4 school Cor the instruction of dcnf aud
dumb children, at the residence of Judge Nc.
!]ariand, IN Lincoln county Mo.
Terms: fifty dollars per scholar for twelve
months. Al who may feel disposed to pat.
ronize This school, VIII please be assured that
no attention shai! be wanting, which will con.
IGcc 10 the Advancement Of their children IN
the path "r Improvement. Those who may
wish 10 send from a distance can obtain board.
ing cheap in the iimIly Of Mr.. Mcfarland.
A.JACKS0N KING
REFERENCES.
JAS. W. Campbell, W. IIondrick. s. r. Rob
Inson, Hiram 6. Edwards. G.. b. Crane, Thos.
:. Wa'cTs. y. II. Buckncr, WIN. Pcnix, Bow
ling Green. Barrel Riggs, Caleb Mcfarland,
Ashley, No.
April 10th, lSl3. Eft.
The -. Louis Republican please insert four
times. and forward Dill to this office.
, 1843-09-23
FLOUR AND LAIRD
via FittSburg or Orleans.

FE7IlE subscriber will advance in cash ! 5lhs
Z the market valIe on Flour shipped direct
to the east via Pittsbur. or New Orleans, or
will adva nee 2-3is, ,rth the p~ririiege Of sale
in Orleans, if the market will Justify. | will
ai.o advance, on Wheat, Lard and Pork. Ny
eastern correspondents, are Flour and Grain
houses, Of long standing, and well acquainted
with the market for these staples.
From NV Pittshurg corrcsrondents, | have
received a tariff Of rates on Flour, Lard, &c,
10 New York via the PENNSYLVANIA canals,
which, as the warm season approaches, will
Justify shipments 20 New York of Flour and
Lard via this quick route. Ny Neg York cor
respondent tat Flour house, writes it is not
safe being liable to sour. 10 ship Flour from
your place via Orleans, after the first of May.
GEO. X. BUDD.
Flour and Grain Factor.
n. r. Having NJ interest in groceries, or
grocery houses. | will purchase and ship these
articles at the very low prices, for those who
send me orders.
Apr! -, 1913. %
, 1843-09-23
1T REDUCED PRICES.


ST. LOUIS TYrE rouNDRr
TENilE undersigned, (sncccssor TO George
Il CLahcs,D having purchased the interest
OF bis. late partners, in the above establish
ment, viii continue The business at the old
stand and sOiicits a continuance of the pat
rc"ngehitherto extended to tais foundry by
the Printers Of the West.
Being Determined TO furnish Type. aud all
other materiils used in "A Printing Office, as
cheap Is possible, he is prepared To Gu ali
, 1843-09-23
AUTEON.

WHEREAS, my wife Nancy
" Tut, has left my bed and board
without any just cause or rrovicaiion
on my part, | therefore warn all
persons from trusting her on mvac.
count, as ! will pay no debts of her
contracting after this date.
b. G. TUT.
July 9th, 1843. ews6.
, 1843-09-23
SMITH S. SALEM,
NEY AT LAW
BOWLLNrG f MO.

BOWLLNG GREEN, NO.
WILL practice Law, in the courts o
w Rails. Pike, Lincoln, Montgomery
aud Audrnin counties; and will carefully
and promptly attend to all business en-
trusted 10 his care A share Of the patron
age of n liberal public is therefore respect
fully solicited. Ills charges will DO suited
10 the Tunes.
RefeIences:-
1 ''sn; II S"s s'es Jameson r.1'e', Mo,
, 1843-09-23
! HOME BOOK.

.SS-I1s i)NN'h.
aud il will contain matter especially ca!cu-
lated Tor O]ufnmcut To the CeuGe Table, Iu-
tcrc.trs reading and cnuver-ati0n in the
DmwiEg Room, aud Tor the Family Fireside {;
valuable sugE'stiuus III tie iIuu-rI eri en-
Department, nnd unc.ung illustrations il
the style Of DEAN.
The Embellishments will lie in tie fssl
style of the pictorial art. Zach number
will contain Two PiItcs: and in tie coure
al Superb Mczznii"ts. OF the highest posi-
be elegance aud fHi-h.
The coEhvL;s OF Miss Ieslic's Magazine
viii he such as 10 give il, in this respect, l.
decided superiority. No mc,c reverence
for unmcs. will induce the editor To admit
any article of quest enable meat. but every
thing admitted will be judged oil by.it, in
trinsic worth, and nothing can possibly find
II place which will DOT be calculated to pro
mote the entertainment and c%d,icatiuu Of
its renders.
II will scarcely be credited that a Maya
zine, such as Ia. been Described, can be af
fnGdcd at the luw rate "f one dollar and fifty
cents rer annum. whtn but u single copy j.
subscribed Tor, but. nj the risk Of considera-
Bile lnss, the publisher has determined IL
furnish il for that sun, being Just one has!
the pricc Of the other principal Magazine.
Indeed, as will be seen ny the spnI"inrl E.t
Of offers aud premiums, the publ ,frr has eli
tron I" repay the large outlay necessary IL
be made
Address. post paid,
N,GlCHkCy
10l Chestnut Street. Publishers HAN.
The First Number viii be issued 10 Jaaua
ry, lS43.
INDUCEMENTS TO PosTMAsTEKs AND OTHERS.
Four Copies of this beautifnl work will be
furnished for Five Dollars, in current funds,
Ten Copies for Ten Dollars, "
% copies for Twenty Dnllars. " "
To every person forwarding s., four corie.
will be sent, aud in addition a copy nf Pill,
grims Of the Rhine. Deverrnx, Eugene Aram.
Last Daysof ~Ponpeii, F~rnncisca CHrrlra.
Traits and Trinls Of Eng. Lie, The Van OF
the Peacock, Romance and Reality, The
Repealers, Conversations with Lord Byron,
The Honey Moon and Gems Of Beauty, The
Disowned, Paul Clifford, Rienzi, by Bul,
wer.) Ethel Churchhill, The lmproyisatGcc,
Book Of Beauty (By Miss Lnndon. with IL
Portrait) Confessions of nn Elderly Gentle.
man, The two Friends, Victims Of Society,
by Lady Biessingtou, with IA Porirait.0 y
Manifold Park by Miss Austin. WhiChey.
er may be preferred.
To every person forwarding $40, ten
copies will be furnished, and any four
iorenamed works.
, 1843-09-23
spring and SualaEaneT



TIME undersigned at - main street. Sc.
L Louis, has received by late arrivals,
an extensive aud splendid assortment Of
Spring amt Summer Clothing,
manufactured expressly for the western
trade, aud made IN under his immediate di-
~rectiou by a Wholesale Clothing House in
the city OF New York, with which he Is
connected. Toe stock Comprises every ar
ticlc usually kept in a clothing or furnishing
tore. and IS these goods were bought low
for ca.h during the winter, lie therefore eau
aa5 5ciH ssI al lowe, prices than any other
house in the city of 81. Louis, Ender any
circumstances.
uyers are Invited to call, examine, aud
Judge FOR themselves. NJ. BROWN.
st. Louis, June 4Gth, ls43.-J? Main
street. ia.
, 1843-09-23
OF MISSOURI, }ec
County of Pike.

NNH'
In the County Court, Feb. Tenn, iSfi.
EEESE G. RODGERS Administrato d.
y Jonis nan Of the Ls;atr Of Lewis II
tc:Lac!: h,c-arri, comes and files lis prti-
ton for tie sale Of TIC zeal c-:-tc u san!
deceased, and said PETITION l. accompanied
By a true account OF his Administration, q
list &c the dChts due 10 and b. the dcCcasrd-
aud an inventory oG tie real ~c.iate, nub It
ali other 0Gsrts in hi hands, the whole ven.
fed Ly the AFFIDAVIT OF said admiai-tratur-
II is Therefore ordered that all persons in
tcrc,trd in said estate, be notified ihat IN
less the c%antrary be shown on or before the
frstday of the next tenn of this Court, an
order will hc made ior the sale of the fol.
lowing GrSciihrd real estate 60 wit: lots 81,
81, 80, 10, ll6, aud 81, with the improve
mcEts thereon, in the town Of Bowling
Green, or So much thereof rs will he sufI
Gent to ray the debts of said deceased, aud
that this notice be published foI si1 weeks
in SOM newspaper in this State.
a true copy Of therecord.
Testc: a. II BUCKNER, Clerk.
February 25th, l~43. Gwl7.
, 1843-09-23
TG2kcGG Hemp &e

E3aHE subscriber will receive and forward
sAs Tobacco, Hemp, Pork, &c. at unusuoG,,
iOt0 rates to Orleans or The East. Having M
interest IN steam boats. and my agents in Or.
leans having no interest in packet ships or
vessels ireIghts both he'e and below, will b.
oa'ga'"eu Tor al The lowest rates. ] will also
in cash without any chsrpe for los.
in exchange: from two thirds 10 three iourtb,
the value here on Tobacco, Hemp, Flour.
Wheat, Pork, Lard, Bacon, Reef. &c. &c.
GEORGE X. BUDD, Com.
mission & forwarding Merchant, A, Water ST.
~. Louis, My 9Th, 1913.
81. N. Bryson. i Co. Loo's'ana
" Colonel WrIlman, S.ver,on
" james c. Fox, Esq. Paris
" ! he rdore Jones, Esq PALMYRA
" James Hanna, Esq. Marion CIV.
May 18Th, !S43. 2v2s.
, 1843-09-23
EHE'. w. e.. Water S

7 EAVING located himself in Bowling
"a Green. offers his professional services 10
the citizens and public generally. In cases of
;HtrIcacy, where additional medical aid shall
be deemed necessary, the services Of DR.. T.. :.
Waters will be given, without additional
charge.
Bowling Green, May 18th, 1913. 3w28
, 1843-09-23
Notice.

A LII those knowing themelycs indebted
IN 10 me, would do well to call and settle,
either by cash or note, otherwise their ac-
counts viii be placed in the hands O the of.
fcer for collection.
JAS, S. FOLWELL.
June 9th lS43. 3i-3i
, 1843-09-23
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS,
.9nA u Nor Discovery inMe NimEPaPer
BUSINESS!

BUSINESS!
: most important an invaluable ii -ccverv
has been made by II gentleman Of thi. city.
by when newspapers may be printed ia thri'
prc-ent form, ua! at the same time, capable
a: LciaS converted at pleasure i"to Il Masa-
ziac form, Tor preservation.
Ihi. grand Improvement, which IS dcstin
cd To fern ii rev era in the business, elect
ing an eniirc revolution in the art of ptrn
i;u- mammoth newspapers, VIII bc iTtrodu
c,d, By permission of the patrutrr, into The
PHILADELPHIA Saturday Mucum,
iug in My nest.
In announcing 10 tive fiends If the news
paper p.ess throughout the country, a Ci--
coyerv which viii add % imrHcG.ely to the
value OF newspapers, the Publishers Of the
Saturday Museum, have, al-o, the prund
satisfaction Of announcing the complete aud
triumphant succr., ii their new Family
Newspaper. The literal patronage already
-ccu,cd for this new and popu!a- aEtcrpri-e.
has not only Surpassed the most sangnin"
expectation, but i, CT tirc!y unprecedented.
I~Gr-uIEMTNT N ''TEE HusEUH.'
oVLr Mu=euu" i now 50 Sadly and ism
.lv c-taL!-Lyb. that We feel warranted III
maxim some very rAt""-i,o aud important
Improvements. BY the Gr,t of4ay, We shall!
oa,c completed al our arrangements. We
hall have, IN The art place, a beautiful, clca,
sud told type-in the second, It superb
-msoth and white papcr-in the th4d place,
-. -. 5,.r,r.,- Z ,t,,s - 90 49,,
, 1843-09-23
Notice to Debtors.

4 Ii persons indebted 70 the late firm
n ofS.N.Pursc& Co., on account ofthe
Ashley Steam Mil, are hereby request
cd TO come forward and maze Immediate
settlement, oi'hcrlyL tote or prompt pay
r"nt, otherwise their accounts will be
placed in the hands Ofthe proper officers
for collection. The matter must be at
tended to without delay.
S. N. PURSE & Co.
Ashley Mo. July 18th, I843.37-tf
, 1843-09-23

je 20 ct
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

II There thing which causes much sickness 10
children WORMS. hey are living afHictoas hey
destroy the lives OF those whom hold dear to US .5
annoy aud trouble they cause sickness and death anu
know of lu' one CERTAIN e.-.dy and tha. IS DT
Worms both children and adults; and II is Tor you
motheIx whether you viii have these little nnoJ NJ, ,bot
destroyed By Worus whether You WIZ IT. II rbs
Worms which will destroy the lives ot your lra r.
0IARRHGA C.xDY is also another article o s go L n
IS made OF the mos, astringent medicines N,e G ~
,,ne from IN. vegetable kingdom, and may De eiieu vi "
cure for Diarrhoes and Boyv. G. gmpialnts; n Co,
Thee ar,icl. are for sale who esae and ie'ai a. III
rt ohcs las Nassau Also, 30 bower ll huus S
op C.ny,cb y il sth avenue, cor lzi' ST. anu -h ~
u,-isn AID > Rsnde jersey CITY,
''s'''s''' -rNB----
49, The cbss, temporal blessing which man can ehjoy Is
nf b.,lth D-DnTc man o this ana 30" uci',
@ r iii bs .sr:hly enjoyment II u geneaIy c case l'a
,.n. 'ic, the body that the nina participates hoe 81
af1ic,ion and lrnce his nloynenS ARE Interrupted
temporal beletctor therefore Is he that restores
hos. that are afflicted 18th diseases, and thus estoTe'
~ IN the usual oyments which the blessings o ne winch
o d @ HIM are calculated afford DE- Coysrrs Balm oi
e. viii alrrsvs diseases OF the Lungs Wndlq- and
6"spepsia, &c. such C6lsts. CONS, Coy.rMPTioH,
0y.prr.I, BRoScHlris, ASTHMA, CEoUf, WHooPtNG
CorcH SC if used season and according 10 directions
80 ~; msdic,pa W III restore the mind its wOne enjoy
so a they have been lost 10 him by the loss OF his
.,ltb we would say TO the afflicted we have testimonials
move what is here stated which may be seen at any tine
nv ling on Us at our office 35 Nassau St. where the med
cine is for sale wholesale and Iets also $50 Rowey 27
ud son 81 203 Greennchst; III Eighth avenue corner OF
i2s st. and Third avenue Harlem, " " and OF T. Randel
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28
LEARY & CO.-GENTLEMEN'SH HATS.
FASHIONS FOR AUTUMN, 1S43

At the urgent solicitations Of many Of from
distant parts Of the Union shall introduce DAY,
our sales rooms the beautiful style Of Ceutlemens Hats
or the coming order accommodate them, also
The numerous strangers visiting the city who leave
here prior 10 the date tSept y when has been custom
in former years effect The Autumn change OF Fashion
LEARY & co Ha,urs, No. and AStor House.
Our CIRCULAR OF FASHIONS. containing drawings,
dimensions and other illustrations will b. ,rded By mail
20 those who request it, and who address post paid
New York, Aug 10 1913. aucG st
r. Gentenen's Hats Of the Fall style ready
2h Broadway, opposite ST Paui's.
aus ST. EM&W VAN VRANkEN, Halter.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28
Sailed,
sailed,
racket ship siddon', Cobb, Liverpool, and Others.


racket ship siddons, Cobb Liverpool and Others.
Memoranda.
snip Memphis. Alien, f-on New Orleans with ,ob,cco
cotton hemp, lead Nc Collins. recently ashore
near Cape Hateras ha. been got off aud ,owea t. re yusr
anime ground BY tie steamer Mutual Safety
Disasters.
h. snipS Marcus Sherman, which sailed the 18th in,,
ior the Croz-tte ISLANDS ID banl Webster Curry which
sailed same day from Sag a.bor coi The Northwest Coast
took the hurricane Of the 20t and were pav dsm.-d
returned 70 that place the 2!'h repair, The ships sto
nncion, N.uley and Chelsea Potts which sailed same ay
IRON New London for the Northwest Coast port
on the 2t 10 repair having been partly disnasred soat
stove, and other damage There on "Wednesday be
tween MontauC aud Race Point ship supposed partially
dismaS;ed, and bArkl, Supposed whaiers, returning
lhe brig Ro-ke:. Hardy, which sailed from Boston ou
the tot ns for Cape Hay returned on the 18th repair
having on the Goth lat = 80 Ion 6S So experienced
we're gale lost fore and main topmas' yards sails and rigging
attached The Rockets sails the tine iugied, vet
the gale at the tine violent them from the
yards The vessel is not otherwise injured
Ship Monsoon, Snow, from Boston o-s reported ashore
on the Bahamas, reported below New Orleans the
18th inst She probably got off without sustaining any
tefial damage
Quebec Aug. 2o.-Capt Poole OF the ship P.rsee Mer-
chant reports that fiday i,h Aug, in lat 10 10 " lon
30 boarded brig waterloggsd dismasted and aban-
doned about half OF the deals rsr.ininS
board; observed the the letters r. apparent
part OF her name aud the letters y the first letters
OF the place 10 which she belonged
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

In the packet ship St Nicholas, from Havre-Mss Eme-
lie Graud of Boston; Mrs. Elizabeth Beylard and Of
Paris; Mrs Mary O. UrGuhart and servant Miss Anna Ur
quhar and servant Miss Angelica Uquha and seryantDa-
yd UIquhar,, Louisiana, Mrs Z. Pe and daughter Mrs
Borg Charles Scrbner, Hector Ames, New York; Mrs.
Acalhe Crozet DR.. Chas Mills and lady Virginia; Geo F.
Garrison, Hamburg; Bayard Mgan, New-Oreans Hen
ry Underw ood-10 In the steefage.
In the bark Washington, from HambuTg-MI Sherman,
Mr.. Curtis and chd-lIl in the steerage.
Passengers Sailed
In the packet ship Siddons, for Liverpoo-Mrs Henry
Richards and niece Of New York. Michael lngois Albany,
y. Y; William Fl. Reynolds, Newark ~ j.; Charles Fea-
ron, Montreal; David Cruben London Canada; Henry
Beck, Havana; Gustavus Meyer Mexico; George Halliday.
Johnson Halliday Belfast fesnd Charles Morrison, Man
chester, Eng; John Schoed and lady, England Wilson
Grey and lady, Dublin; Augustus Scharde Felix Nicoay,
Dublin; Francois Dearue, Paris.