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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-18
KANE COUNTY.
BOONE COUNTY.

Henderson received SO votes The entire de-
mocralic ticket for county officers, with theexcep
ton OF Probate Justice, is elected
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-18
county truly.

Wenlworihs maj. 80
Henderson, the Abolition candidate, received
1873 votes.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-18
OFFICIAL RETURNS.

From the Chicago Democrat of Aug. l6.
COOK COUNTY COMPLETE.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-18
FIRST DISTRICT.
SECOND DISTRICT.

Smith Is elected by an overwhelming majority
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-18
BUREAU COUNTY

Henderson received 12l votes. The highest
abolition vote on any other candidate. is ll6.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-18

official.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-09

LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE AND HENDERsoN
PAcKEr.-We refer the travelling public to
the advertisement in to-day's paper ofthe
regular packet Gallant, running twice a week
between Louisville and Henderson ThoAe
who are travelling east or have freight to
ship, ought BY all means favor the Gallant
Captain Lodwick is one ofIhe cloayerest fal-
lows on the river, bis charges the most mode
rate, and his boat one oft best Other class.
All our citizens pa,ronize him and so win
the public generally il they consult their own
interest. So
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-09

BEjNNlNGA
ment the Western
anime the fitness Of that
1--WE the
ecomm ou, ud
all well
u,and nbe
people
o
st. l0usof
secure end No be
sand
inject in
deman facilities needed
And wyt Because the what how they advanced this
o e SC
Bureau Indispensable majority Western men knew bu little until lately
Lead To
gamng nuns ma
when the LOUIS Memorial the wea fable because the steam
nd1s fPnd
enog hs merchants noohcal enabled
a w have hm
whole the
of
We should feel
Illinois, aud the Maryland Penn
yln
shnbe
sisted West clear sectional
ofomc . a
and
xinnumhe Grand gan Strength
GherrcPesnAnss National oneenn-Gia Ga-
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-09

"Delighi,
|. IL. Liz s.


eeuleda in Presidency s The
unau
ofe
NOTING
arranged for The defeat Of Mr. Van Buren, without
los n
q
shameful abnedby
usonda the
and chnngevh
resulted n
evils admitted
exhibited the the nation
which be prescribed himself assuming
the har 0
makem
ooc that
arsnfo hsbeen time active ana
diver b
Theype nman
reand bold old men,
neand
Mr. Calhoun Colonel Johnson Mr. Bu95an
Candh Let the
Mr.
oAf Calhou,hp
bol emo fear
ofueh of
and
pe the de-
by the deceived
ofh oheh
in
The people O
named
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-09

The last number Of the Chinese Reposito-
~ states that Commodore Kearney, Of the
U. S. frigate Constellation, "hss had more
official intercourse with the Chinese officers
than has ever before been held BY Amer
ican officers altogether, and this intercourse
has been conducted on terms Of entire equal
i,y. Commodore Keaney has, We believe,
drained the objects sought Eor in his CON-
ing here, and if VIC are rightly informed, in
demuiiy for all loses sustained by Americans
in December last is in fair way Of being Oh
fained.''
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-09

and but aid na~Oru
Of is hs into andhe
o u citizens
ionem n
from and to nd
o
from fac of
hen bond hsuchaw
oil youH o
decteo
n he ohio River
a in lot bound,w fnevePa
nd
Chandler and Mr. Kkendn 10 author o
A WameLSS Stephens
NJ oineio fun6
Secretary
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-09

PENNSYLVANIA.-Thc Statesman, az
though il knows better, puts down, DR.. Mes,
Congressman from the 18th district in Penn
sylsania, asa Locofoco. The York Gaz-
sue, the organ Of the locoioco parry in Tho
district thus speaks Of him
ave announce the result of tho recon,
election for member Of Congress from this
district, with deepmonifcafiou The Dem
ocratic candidate, DR., Alexander Small, has
been defeated; and fedcraIisi, an advocate
Of high Protective Tariff, friend Of tho
Distribution humbug, coon of the campaign
ofl640, pledged, il is said, in favor Of a M
tional bank and ready 10 be hamesscd 10 the
car fihe thrice defeated and wind-broken
political hack Of Kentucky, has been elect
ed. We perceive that some ofour democrat
&c contemporaries have been mised as 10
the political character Of the successful can
didate for Congress in the districi, end class
him among the Democratic members elect
cd. We hope they will correct the error, as
the Democracy Of York entirely repndlatc
him. The feceral organs Of this district,
during the laie campaign, made authorized
statements Of the sentiments Of Dr. Mes, and
they were sufficiently conference.-the 10
secure the whole federal vote Of the district,
with the exception Of about one dozen per-
sonal friends Of DR.. Small. The federalisls
elected him, and we beg that they be per-
mitted to take him, wholly and solely, 10
themselves. lie has cast himself into the
arms Of federalism--ihere let him repose.---
We insist upon having il understood, clearly
and unequivocally, BY Democratic editors
here and elsewhere, and by Democratic
members Of Congress at Washington, that
the Democracy Of the 18th Congressional
District have no affinity with him. ~
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-09

A NUr FOR TIE Locos.-Thc Loco pa
pers have great deal TO say about the Wing
''two dollars day and roast beef" Their
favorite, Mr.. Van Buren,, has since the year
lS06, received about $500, 900 in salaries
from the National and State Conventions.--
He is IS years old. Suppose the Loco
sheets perform the following sum, and give
their readers the result. II Mr.. Van Buren,
is 65 years old, and has been paid for hisscr-
vicesl y $500 COO, h0wmuch has herocsised
for every day Of his lifef We guess il would
amount to more than @two dollars day.
According 10 the Hartford Courant, il would
seem that the Magician has been paid over
eight dollarsa days for the s. yesrs he has
lived. Wesuggest that the radical pspsn
change their song little and keep Il before
the people, that Martin Van Buren,, has TO
ceivsd sight dollars day Of the peoples
money. for every day Of his exislenoo. That
viii sound welI.--SpTngfeid RsrvblicaH.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-09


The half
nyofa
Inch
c with the
Executive for bis the Fouaa War; s sPsn
dgnhyaud either
fS
tlAb that mrsu
weuO tina
arnonyi-F FaforC Comm
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-09

Aprivaie letter from Mexico mentions
misunderstanding between The government
of that country and the British Minister, and
adds that the latter had demanded his papers,
and was determined to await at some point
the decision of the Court Of England. Moth
ing is said ofthc cause.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-09

TRuE.-Capiain Maryait says the follow
ing very sensible thing:-"To write for
paper is very well, but to edit one is to con.
denim yourselfio slavery" Ifany one doubts
the captains opinion, he had better THY the
thing.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-09

asst Js { Bus called Secretary The Chain
WsSS saSsS % d s s 1ss The Ohio and
m 5 sHEs h o aSis q ss ssEsEsBrA OF THE
ss:i s Sy That pg.a Mach q
sn.ss ss Gland he United sa Indiana
ss and sS remain Sn Act = provided t s.S Canal ~se.
s e. S iSsS S es
lss Sf ss public lands elected he
and permanently 1s ., a S sa SS f 1 as' 3 he United States
s % % % s NE Ps"y 9 so The i sad STAT, Virtue &c,
property Of the s Indiana M rne ~ e , ~
s belong a a sas as &soS sl a a a
di for a u sS si i'a s s
I g.a. he. sr.St css ~ lands he
@ u % sss s By s s .'S applied o,s With he
fsysSs question spso 'S
cass S% he 4S General and "
wss ;sse sa S.' dS
Z; S n aS lsS, i . bale &C s .s
s nov under s' whole The canal vii doubtless completed
i he O. sac and y%R @s SoS! Ia Sa sG s
sSs me cs cs aSasof The Gas Cut e. % T En-: i
,"sss evansville River Il s prosecution 5 I@
ss.aT
Vs sss :as ana E s' sI"s between T f. . @
VII s@iHsoo he pS Of c c o dam E R1 T Sp i
I'D as w.s point abiding
a'@,s9@ he FEEDER dam Eel liver Clay eouy Iodana
% ss $ ' S 'fs s S' o ,as is % has been
s Soa f d ss twenty ' and $ sn Commenced n between
% ~ @ and % dec. s1a1g rIa; which already have a expended soOO That
s @ from T%T d sds dam F the s % !~ On.
Eel dnew prices
M
fiasa part ofte cnato exceeding ,iS6f2o
from door
passing 'S country :Ssss an Necessary ON KY great
md happy people t.-...
kWheu be Government" Toe Wabash ss Acquainted with
period stalled
The River itself hat doubtful whether
4 an
o
5 d. Ss 6sa Yss 9s Sss q lbs SRsS Pdd be- $
completed Intended
fm
ar~er Let Uaaed
soa
10 Esvue. 10
Let him The lines Lake Erie And
hmak huclfho b "opens
nbetun .and h country h hM
atvokc
Ii II q
me.
Moinao oa
h Lake northern Ohio
EngAod
work
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the
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find
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undertakings
AL EG nurnin LOrtb
By the deaa BY dnwng any
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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-09
THURSDAY, \. NOVEMBER Q, ls4s,
FOR SALE .AT THIS oFFICE..s

Just issued from the Press in pamphlet
form and for Sale al this Office, the Charter,
Lalcs and Ordinances Of the Toscn Of Eg-
ansUille, compiled and Published under the
direction of the President and Trustees, en-
bracing all ordinances now IN force. Every
citizen of the town, whether fax payer or
not, should possess a copy of these laws.---
They are neatly printed and covered, snd
contains i6y pages Of matter.
Price, % cents per copy. r9
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-09

ErWe are indebted to our friend Captain
Lodwick of the Gallant, for late Louisville
papers. r 90 ts.fs. -sf
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-09

O7-ADvEErIsERs, yearly and all others, are
referred TO our first page Cor Terms, &e-. from
which no deviation will be made in any case.
, 1843-03-11

out The honest man certainly stands
a poor chance when his conscience
tells HIM that he must pay all MS just
debts, at the same time tina, this law
excludes him from the possibility Of
collecting what Is due to him from
others. Instead of being entitled
IAN act TO abolish Imprisonment for
debt" 1t should (as heard Il gentle
man suggest the other dav) be euii-
lied "a premium for rascalty.' But
th's Is of 4 pisce with the general
course OF Legislation persued BY our
Representatives during. the past win
ter. the great majority of them SEEM
ed TO thiak hal t!,ev were sent to
Jefferson City for no other purpose
Than 10 show the people OF Missouri,
what asighty men they had in their
hliasI. lrueiy 1t seems as II the
scum had risen TO the surface Of the.
political raldfon, and been Iadled OF
and thrown on the floor Of our L.egis-
lative Halls. During four longmnnihs
have bren paid by the people
for Guarrel!ing among themselves,
showing Oft and preparing 10 became
candidates ut the next Congressional
election. md making bid laws. and
God only knows what they would
have done. had not the Treasury be-
GENE exhausted. & they consequent
v compelled 10 abandon their ffolic
al Jefferson City, and return home.
PuDLlus.
, 1843-03-11
SCHOOL,.

TIiE present te.m OF my school viii close
= on tie :iist int. aud AZ fitIe may be
some deubt abroad iu relation 10 its c,,n
tinnatinn, iw"uid respectfully irf"rrn tie
citizen, OF Eowi,nc Green aud ~y:cibii, that
| shall open school az ia "n the iir.t Sion
day in April. Aud with rue faiIhininess,
and attention. ] will give Instructions en- al
tie brane hes Of nm English Education taught
in onr ron,nl"u schou!s. on the modfiate
terms Of Eve dollars PER pupil icr tenn Of
five months.
INou.d avail myself Of The present up
%pnrtuni'y "f rrtnrnInc nay mot siuce'r Thanks
Ia those who have favored me with their
patronage, the lat five nnhih,.
JOSt PHI 7. HUBDARD.
Bowling Green, March ll,h, I~43.
n. d am authorized 10 say that a ror-
ton Of the public fund. hcl"u g,uS 10 this
di-trict, will he ~,prr,rriatrd t"wari- de-
%fraying the inition fee- o. Such children as
may attend this school the nrAt term
J.. 7. RI.
March lIth, 1913. I"in.
, 1843-03-11
BOWLING GREEN kcsnEMY.

EEsHE subscriber, a graduate of Dart
& mouth College. N. Hampshire, pro-
poses 10 take charge of this Institution
the ensuing season. The cour-e of i'll
.struction will embrace the Elementary
and higher branches of an English Eda-
cation, together with the Latin and
Greek Languages. He proposes 10 COM
mcnce the first session on Monday, the
Sd. day of April next.
TERMS Per Month"; rthoerapky,
Reading, Writing, & Elementary Arith-
meiic. IL %
English Grammar, Geography,
Arithmetic SC. I.75
Latin, Greek, Mathematics Sc. 2.50
To give ~permanency to the Institution,
the subscriber designs 10 remain in
Bowling Green for two or three years,
ct least. if he meets with the appreciation
and patronage of the public.
1t will be the aim and object of the In
structer, 10 prepare young men for the
business Of liie-for school-ieachers or
for College. Testimonials Ct scholar
ship---moral character and success as n
Teacher, may be examined by any Ole
who will call OF The subscriber.
EErFEREScrs:
Judge Z. Hunt, &. Porter, Esq, Jas
o. B~roadhead, Esq, or Rev. James W.
Campbell.
Bowling Green, Feb. llth. 1S43.
JOHN HUBBARD.
P. S. l will give instruction 10 a class
Of young men, in the higher branches,
until the regular session shall commence,
if such apply o j. II.
February llth lS43. l5---tr.
, 1843-03-11

VIII he sub uit;eh TO the Press, as soon as
s,f i.i.nt number of subscribers can be obtain
cd 4, d.fray the expense Of publication. the
FIRST series OF i work with tho above caption
aud title.
The Production is b,sel on philosophical
nnd ,hrnlngicaT principles, an! tho primary de-
s;nn of The author Is. 10 su,irizr some of the
prom rcut errors, pf,jndiccs and superstilions
uf the ag".
The TX IN i.r; ikea h1s hecn accomplish
cd IL, rha expense of much time. literary re-
s,ar, H.. aud mental 'ahour. A fron,ispieco,
ia nisn, with ihr oIirct and chhratier Of the
work. Will hc prr,iAed thereto, exhibiting in
s,rni. is!rf--"Ihrath uppn tbs pG,e horse"
aud II g Devil ~ the Ted. in eager pursuit o; d
gr.i-;"n~ Enthusiast on n hog, and Gn Aholi-
iICn'>t On u r.sCun.
S''ou,.i the first series he net by that en-
crurr -.mc,, tie nu'hor ~fil,ters himself Il
n,rrt.. the srrand VII! succeed accordingly
A. il j. the sr.i scieniiiic work prh.is he'd VI
NJ s.n,r ,hs uutlor ,cois the pr Tide and C: n
I'll nee la hrIr vc. that il will be- duly pat5oh.s-
I'D hv IN in,ellg, mt, refeI,ing. aud reading
People.
he pricn of the first series. comprising e
volume uf twn hundred or more pages IboaH-
in boards viii cpst one dolla: per copy.
D'>ut, CT 'p,ions 10 the above work viii be
received al the Radical Olice.
, 1843-03-11
Public Buiirldcs.

Y1NfIf. ur,ifrsicrtd snperiptendanto OF Pcb-
Il lie Buildri e, for Tie County Ct liEe.)
" i'll ut-i,r sealed proposals. until tie FL
., -hih tf Match I,Ai, f"T The ti,ttoD Of u
C,nr ii.u g IL tie t. wn of Bowling Gucn,
I urty afur~snid The building TO he city
TX b, f.riy-6ut feet. two stones high, TO
he baiif nf hIick. with store foundation, nil
the materials If the best quality, and work
Ia lie done in 81 e LEST nanusr. Those wish
il G To undertake said t~niiding are request
Ell 90 call al the stare Of the undersigned
in Bowling Green. where they may see a
plan Of the house, nIti Specifications OF the
u0ik, &c.
JAS W. CAMPBELL,
Surrrinienhant of Public Buildings.
r s. The wors may be undertaken in
.crerate contract. Chat H. the brick work
in one contract, and the carpenters in an
). u.
FrtIuary 18th Is 3. 4-l0
, 1843-03-11
Deaths.

In Louisiana. in this comfy, on The I'd inst,
Mr.. Joel Campbell, aged about 40 years, q
highly respectable and worthy citizen.
In the same place, Miss. Rachel Miller nged
lS years.
In Boon county on the lst inst. Mr.. Jesse
Ball, an old and respectable citizen of that
county.
Al L idge Prairie ILL.,, on the 5Ih ult. Rev.
John II. Benson. ofths Methodist Episcopal
Church.
, 1843-03-11
Far Mr.. J. IT.. d. HcnddsnR:

For Mr.. j. III. ". NcHdeTsnR:
SIn:-I see that you have again ap-
pcarcd in the Radical, III answer TO my
note, but you are far from my cNpccta-
lions, and one would lave supposed
from your braggadocio manner Of attack
on us that the organ Of comhattiveness
would not have sunk so soon; but alas,
il is 10 90; for you cume 10 us III tie first
place a plaintiff, then judge, jury
and attorney, and then consult the bump
of caution, and whip around 10 the mega
tive. Now sir, | claim the privilege
and it is my right TO tenable ground, aud
first, 4 tc;oisl abstinence society, made
up Of church and world, governed by
laws made by the same, reflects contempt
on the Eiblc. I'd. that, 10 make, vcnd, or
drink liquors, which, when used TO Ok
cess. produce intoxication, is immoral
and sinful; is antiscr plural, and imp!i-
Gates the Lord Jesus Christ, and his
Apostles as being immoral and wicked.
80, and that ali such societies assume to
be wise above what is written, and 4th,
there is 10 charter in the bible for a
Washingtonian Society, and they are dan
gerous and haze ar evil tendency. On
these premises, if the Lord will, vii!
endeavor 10 meet you in Ashley, on the
22d day of the present month, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. II you accept, let it be
known as soon as you please, and ii not,
l request you 10 tro:b.e the public no
farther with your communications TO nc.
Yours, with respect.
WILLIAM DAVIS.
Pike Co. Mo-, March Sth, l843.
, 1843-03-11
COMMERCIAL.

NEw YoRx. Feb, 81.
FLnUR--There is more activity in
Southern, and Howard street has
been taken freely at Si,l94; George
town, S4,l23; common brands ol
Alexandria. l'it'shur-h and Pennsyl-
wanna. S4.GO; Gcnescr. firm III S4.75:
Ohin and Michigan, S4,G2; New Or
leans. S4,lGa 4,25.
GvAiN-No sales Of Wheat. Blu
little doing in Corn. Within the last
three dlvs about $4,000 bu,ieIs ~
n. Orleans have been Sold for di.t'll-
ing at 4G a All weight. and 10000
Jersey aud Delaware al Az, AZ u
i2lc.
LEAp-Salcs If Missouri Pig al
3.30.-Tlliow: Sales of very prime
at "a. and ordinary I.
CIxriyyArTl, March 4.
FLoui-Receipts yesterday by
Wagon about 900 bhi-., which were
al sold at Se,j3a S255.
pH3K-1neTc Is mole inquiry Tor
Barrel Pork. Clear is firm al 500;
Mess COO Gas. The receipts of
bulk meat are largc, rs the roads are
in the finest order; we noticed one
sale at the Canal Of 10000 lbs Hog
round. rather extra. with Il large pro-
nartun of Sides M &c, and another
of 10000 lbs hn- round ut the same
price. Merchants in tie interior are a
va,ling themselves ofthe present state
Of TIC roads 10 send IN their meat
i,r smakin-. of gIich ltr:e quantities
we're received Yesterday.
LAgn--lE.e receipts of county
lard " wagon nre snme"hal Inr:e-
and sizes quick II >4c5H 4 40 Ter
100 lbs. Tor : IiS' ra'c arlr le.
Wn<ar ccn.urc, in ial" demand.
, 1843-03-11

GTAccpnpnnylng The Report made
10 the Legislature on tie Penitentia-
rv. is a list of names Of the convic,s.
where sent from, for what offence.
how long committed. &c.
The whole nunher of convicts now
confined in the Penilentiary is $50;
az Of these are foreigners; rs are
from 81. Louis county; 80 can read
and write; 9 can read: p can Meth
er read nor write; average term o.
confinement. 6 years, 3 months and
10 days.
The condition Of tho prisoners. says
the report, is miserable; their cloth
ing and bedding being 50 poor as 10
great suffering during the cold
weaiIier.--TBoon'S Lick Times.
, 1843-03-11
Marriages..

In this county. on the 9Th inst. by tho Rev.
W. W. Crockei, lepj,min +. Gratiord. TO Miss
Elizabeth Mackcy.
Also Nv The same. on the 9lh INST, Mr.. AL
fred G.. i,urks. TO Miss Isabella NJ. Boyd, ali Of
this county. IL Cake.
, 1843-03-11
l'essanle School.

A FEMALE SCHOOL. viii rnni.
IA ",ence IN Ashley. on he first Mon
dav in Eel rCarv, To continue TOM
months. fu;trn tor comn an branch
Is, Sl.oo per month; tr The li-her
bIanrEcS. 81 rs "'s. PER ""nlh.
MARY +. MlICuEL.
Ashley, Jan. sist., iSa3. ID.
, 1843-03-11
We find the following sad record

We find the following sad record
in 4 Southern paper:--sA nan named
James Reid, a regularly educated
Presbyterian clergyman. a graduate
OF The University of Edinburg. and
IN immediate descendant of the eele-
hraied Philosopher Red, was on
Wednesday last sent By the Record
er"f the Second Municipality Of N.
Orleans, TO the wnrkhouse as a drunk.
ard and vagahoni.
, 1843-03-11

81. fIE. subscriber Las eco yards Broad
Sap Cloths, that he is wiling 10 ex-
change for Lands uninpro,e.!, Ct IT,:
much improved, on Fir terms; may be
willing Ia make Il small part il cash ii
well suited with the lands.
LEVI IETTIBOEE.
January cSlh 1913. l2.
, 1843-03-11
One Cent Reward.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County OF Pike.

IN the County Cont, FEBRUARY Tern l-53
IT i. ordered 10y the Court tat tho follow
rsSs inu be ui-tnvd II tlcurt'r ri Transact
Ih-Ln.ness ~ thi- Court at rir,v tenn, W.:
Nu>rAls snh IrisnAls. Of each irim o."
te d,lnI.d to t"un', hn.i"e-.. inclndiH.
load. l.r,,rur, Road \ tnnnl / aud. cuLtt
aud tnwu-irp .chpni fnnd-, Ciiru,- Hgain-i
tie ~c"uutl. paUprr., rnnriy I'll "s &c -
WrrNI.uais To alinwamr "f 'insmis "a
ra,n.t ~t.lat,s L.I having had an aHrutl ct
ficurtt. 1nuusptys h,i FEiptYs, Ia an
Iu.I ,~rtIlrur, ut. Uf administrators. EXrCu.
Tor NJ d Gua,hinn.Iir.ie "rfrt al ihr dock-
,tAr,.t l., ihi. tl,rk -" allowing .'rHIIrh-
ar.inst r-taI,-, %,,t;i' Il Oh The snmr d'y t.,
Administrator al d EH,cninr-. aud an, ON
or hu-inr- n~iatiun 1.-THE c.tatrs uf de
cca..h p-r.nn- aud minnl-: afh SATURDAYS
To fni settlements ana! tu iuc-s itiniin-
tL.tictn.
tine sn2y fem tig rc"nrl.
Tc.r. \. n. EtfkNEF. C'rrk.
rrr % c:xEr. u G.
March 'i;h, l-i3. iy-tf
, 1843-03-11
Prospectus
Prospectus
To u ,rork enfflrf Truth rrrrus Error-alids
Tay'osnphy, Rs,son and C,mm1H Sense,
OF INST FJLy, PrcjHdice ind
Superstition.
EY A PHYSICIAN CT Missouri.

eff achievements Of glory are not IN our
rover. l., us rndcavor TO lengihen our short
portion Of existence by ii oso OF literary honor,
a md since It i net granted us to live l"n-, let
Is transmit Ia ~pn.,criiy some meDori&I--!aaf
re hare d. least hred"-fL!NY.
, 1843-03-11
Wanted.

HUGO buSlels OF lax Seed,
!Nib "oi tnstor Beans, ,
500 "cf White Beans.
:ntm pound. Of Bees Wax,
li,GG0 pounds of good Lard;
Fof which She hiehe-i rDnfEet prices ia
cash will be siveo.
EASTiN 81 EANkINS.
ClaIk,vil'r, Pike County, Ni.sou.i.
Mach ilth, l>i3. i9-tf.
, 1843-03-11

TguE FLu,LE NOBILITY. &c We
man. poor and i%iI-clat! Us size may be.
t.o balances her income and "xPeh'
diiure--who tbs and sweats IN TN
rrniain Lipoud amonG Ter Weli-lr"in-
ed chidftu, aud presents tte'h morn
Ing. and evening. as offerings OF lo'e
20 her husband. III rosy health AID
cheerful cleanliness, is the most eN-
a.,ed OF her sex. b foIe her shall
tie rr. udest dime low l.er JeWc"cd
head. ami lie bliss OF Il harry Lelrt
dwelis with her forever. II there Is
one prospect deIrer than s.n1tiier'
the soul of man-i! there Is me ACT
more likely 10 bend tie proud and
inspire the hroken-hearteG-'L is Tor
the smiling wife To meet her husband
nj tie door with las host OF happy
children. How it siirs up the tired
blood of an exhausted man, when he
hears The rush of many 'ect upon the
s,,ircase--when the crow and c1r"I
of their young "ic NIX III CAD
c,ntusion.--and the smallest mounts
ar sinks inlo his arms amidst Il nI''fi'
.ipl shout. God! 1t was Il halo From
everv countenancc that b,anicd a.
round the cruop! There was JOY
and a blessing tIsele.--LCnan'oe's
London Journal.