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STATE OF MISSOURI, &C.
County of Pike.

'puh'N " me
In the County Court, May Term ls43.
JASPER SiIOTWELL Administrator OF
y the Estate of John Cash deceased,
comes into Court and flee his petition for the
ale Of the real estate Of said deceased, and
said petition is accompanied by a true ac'
count of his Administrations, a list of the
debts due 10 md hy the deceased, aud an
inventory of the real estate, and al Offsets
in lis hands, the whole verified by lie sai :
Administrator, il is Therefore ordered that
all persons interested in said estate, lie mott
fed hereof, and unless the contrary be
shown on the first day Of the mex August
term of this court; an order will be made
for the sale of the following real estate, Is
ing in said county at Pike. and described a
follows, viz: beginning ON the southorly
side Of survey 1864. i'll I. No. 81, n. of K
No. 3 w, of 'he 9th principal meridian,
set post corner from which hickory 10 in
dia., bears s. p, W. 20 links, and a black
oak % in dia., hears s. 81, ". SO links,
thence south -, 90 chains intcrscctcd / sec
ton post. het~ccn No - aud twcuty-threC
at $500 chains. set post corner from which
pin oak - in dia. hears 40 t.. 46links. and
4 ditto - in dia. hears : 10, W. 80 links,
thence west from the centre of section No
33, at l. chains entered TTairic, bears n
T.. and :. ". 20, so lirks. the ! section cor
ncr on the line between sections No. 30 aud
33, NJ 30 CHAINS G inferred timber, nj &c chains
set post corner ,, "a links, south Of the
corner 10 sections No -. %. -, aud 33,
from which a pin oak IL in dia g.. bears 5
"a, W. ~ link-. aud an elm il in dia
hears y. II, T.. II links, thence west at
elem 9 ia dia bears n. ~, l.. - links,
and Il b oak p in dia. bears :. &c, f..
Is links, thence y. AGO chains; the or.
section corner he;ween sections No. 20 and
32-2I, 63 chains set post corner. on the
line OF survey No. lGS4, corner to fraction
d:a., bear. : G@, w. II links, and a ditto
10 in dia. bears Y. %, f.. links, thence
with the line Of survey No. 1854, n. 81
L. at / 400 chains. corner 10 fractional Sec
tons No. % and %, a So, 10 chains to the
beginning corner, also n certain other tract
containing b sixty four one hundredths
~acras, and bounded as follows: the east half
NJ the north east OF. of section -, in town
ship -, OF range three west, or so much
thereof az Will be sufficient 10 pay the drbts
of said estate. and further ordered that this
notice be published in some Newspaper in
this State for six weeks successfully.
A true COPY.
Testc. A II. BUCKNER, Clerk.
My 18Th, Iei3 Gw2a
, 1843-06-24
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'Ep EMAlNING in the Pest office at
90 Bowling Green, Mo-, on lst April,
1913, which if not taken out in three
months, will be sent TO the General Post
Office as dead letters.
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roll, Jas. ID Caldwell, Thomas II Ellis.
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April 9Th lS43. 23-tc.
, 1843-06-24
DIR. MCCLURE.

HAVING located permanently in Louisi
HE ana, No., offers his services to the CHI.
zens of that place and its vicinity, in theva.
rlous branches of bis profession. Having de.
voted his attention particularly 10 the study
OF Anatomy aud surgery. and having witness
cd and assisted in all of tie mos, important
serglcal operations, he offers his services sspec
iaAy in that branch Of his profession. He fat.
tiers himself that if called on be will perform
successfully, and with entire satisfaction to his
employers, almost any of the capital ssrgical
operations now performed by the celebrated
Dudley, of Lexington, Ky. He hopes by the
most assiduous attention 10 The various duties
OF his Profession, and moderate charges, 10
merit a share OF Iublic patronage He will
practice IN conjunction with DIR. Hardin.
Louisiana, April 29th, Is43.
, 1843-06-24
SALE OF
School Lands.

IN virtue and by authority Of two
II orders Of the Pike county Court.
made at the August term 1912, and
TO ne directed. shall on Monday the
18Th day Of June next. at the
Court House door in the town OF
Bowling Green. and during the term
Of the Circuit Court Tor said county
Of Pike. proceed to sell to the highest
bidder at auction, the following school
Ind TO wit: Section 16 in township
50 y. R.4 west Of the fifth principal
meridian. and section I6 in township
So north of range 9 west of the fifth
principal mcridian-alSo that portion
Of the 10Th section. Il. 50. \. X. ?
w. remaining unsoId. SAID sections
will I've sold in lots of forty acres
4 credit of twelve months will be CIV
en-. bond with approved personal Sc
will be required of tie purchas-
ers, bearing interest at ten pei cent
from date.
WIN. PENN. Sheriff.
March IS, 1913. 9w9I.
, 1843-06-24
IMPROVEMENT Is "1ur MUSEUM

"Tbe Nn=eum"is now so iiiGy and firm
lly established. that we feel warranted in
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have completed all our arrangements. We
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and bold type-in the second, a superb
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we shall make an Ingenious y novel chang"
in the Arrangement of the mnt'cE-In TIC
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contributors in all the various departments
Of a Family NcwspaPer-in the 9th place,
we have secured, ut a high salary, tie ser
vices of EpGAR a. POP, Esp,a gentleman
whose high aud versatile abilities Lave al
WAYS spokcn promptly for Themselves, and
" ho, after the first Of May, will aid Us Ia
the editorial conduct of the Journal.
The "Narrativc Of Townscul's Journey
over the Rocky Mouutiin-," ore Of the most
interesting and valuable ever luh!,.hed, Is
sent 10 oil new suhscrihers. At its coTclu-
zion. our readers will fud Themselves ~ po--
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double the subscription To the raTcr. We
shall continue, also, OF course, the BioEIaphI-
cal Sketches aud Purtfaits," winch are now
exciting so unexamplcd an interest. With
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thr Improvement. in contemplation, 1t &c
mains to be seen whether VIC do not amply
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TO one hundred aud twenty pages for fonr
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TERMS-Two Dollarsp per annum. Three
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offered at present for clubbing.
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Office nf the Saturday mu-cum, PublI'h
ers' Hall, No. lGl Chesnut st. Philadelphia
, 1843-06-24

this State outside St. Louis, which publ
cation shall continue for six successive
weeks; the expenses of said printing
shall be paid out of the general contin-
gent fund.
This act 10 take effect from and after its
passage.
STERLING PRICE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
NJ. NJ. MARMADUKE,
President Of the Senate.
Approved Feb 81, 1913.
TIL. REYNOLDS.
6w32.
, 1843-06-24
SUCCESS.
And a .Ntw Discovery an the Newspaper
DTSINESS!

find q .NtU DTScOrfry Z me I'tUSpdPtF
BUSINESS.
A most important an Invaluable discovery
has been made by a gentleman CT this city.
by which newspaper may be printed IN iheIi
present form, aud at the same time, capable
Of tciug converted AT pleasure into a Nigga
zine form, for preservation.
This grand Improvement, "hichls des'Ih
ed to form a new ERA in the business, effect
ing an entire revolution III the art OF prIn'
ting mammoth newspapers, will he int'odu
ced. b, permission Of the Pateutee, into the
Pniladelphia Saturday Muoum, eommenc-
ing in May next.
IN announcing TO the Gicn3s Of The news
paper press throughout The country, "A dis
covery which will add so immensely TO the
value OF newspapers, the publishers OF the
Saturday Museum, have, nl-o. the proud
satisfaction Of announcing the complete and
trinrarhant success Of their new Family
Newspaper. Tie liberal patronage already
-ecu.cd for this rev aud rurula- tntefprse,
la. not only surpassed the most sargniuc
expcclatiou, but i ttrrly unprecedented.
, 1843-06-24
FLOUR AND LAIRD


FETHE subscriber will advance in cash i,5ths
T. the market value on Flour shipped direct
TO the east via Pittsbur. or New Orleans, or
will advan nee 2.3ds, 1rih The Pririicge Of sale
in Orleans, if the market will justify. ! will
also 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 sta pies.
From my Pittsburg correspondents, have
received a tariff OF rates on Flour, Lard, &c,
TO New York via the Pennsylvania canals,
which, as the warm season approaches, VIII
Justify shipments 10 New York Of Flour and
Lard via this quick route. Ny New York cor
respondent (at Flour house writes 1t Is not
sqf--being liable TO sour. TO ship Flour from
your place via Orleans, after the first Of May.
GEO. X. BUDD.
Flour and Grain Factor.
n. Il, Having n interest in groceries, or
grocery houses. ! will purchase and ship these
articles at the very low prices, for those who
send me orders.
April 10, 1913. 70
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G. W. MILLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
.JEEEERSON CITY III

"e' II J. WIZ,
WILL attend, promptly, to all applications
for the benefit Of the Bankrupt Law. en-.
trusted to him, and can remit 10 persons,
per mail, all necessary forms and inst,uc'
tons, so that their business can be attended
TO by Addressing him through the medium o
the mail, post paid.
May, ls42 IN
, 1843-06-24
TGBhGen HEMP. &c

EEIllE subscriber will receive and forward
sa Tobacco, Hemp, Pork. &c. at unusaaHy
loio rates TO Orleans or the East. Having no
interest in steam boats. ard my agents in Or
leans having no interes, in packet ships or
vessels, freigh,s both here and below, will be
bargaircd for at the lowcrt rates. will also
advance in cash without any Charge for loss
in exchange: from Two thirds 10 three fourths
the value here on tobacco, Hemp, Flour,
Wheat, Pork, Lard, Bacon, Beef. &c. &c.
GEORGE X. BUDD, Com.
mission & forwarding Merchant, "A, Water St.
81. Louis, MIy 9Th, 1913.
Refer to Mes.Ts. WIN. Luce, & Co. i1ou;.i,u,
81. n. Bryson, & Co. Louis'aEa
jameson Samuel, Esq. Hannibal.
" Colonel NoIlrnan, Severton.
James c. Fox, Esq. Paris.
Theodore Jones, Esq Palmyra.
" James Hanna, Esq. Marion City.
May 18th, 1913. Ewes.
, 1843-06-24
SAILOR BOY,

". Mo-. eight miles North oi bow
Ing Green. ten miles West of Louis
lana. and SIX miles cast ot Frankfort.
For further particulars see bills. in
due time. WM. PENiN.
March iih. 1913. 13-tI.
, 1843-06-24
STATE OF MISSOURI, } C
County Of Pike.

STATE OF MISSOURI, s.
County Of Pike.
In the County Court, February Term 1913.
e + j. ordered by the Cour; that the follow
Il ing he Observed as the order Of transact
ing bu.iucs; in thi- Court ct evr,E term, iiz:
Mo>nAls and Trrsu.Is, al each term t.
tc devoted 10 Comfy business. includin.
Road, Ecvenuc, Road s Canal Fund c"nty
aud township school funds, claims against;
the county. pampcrs. county offices &c.--
WEp%rsn,ls TO allowance Of demands a
gainst c-tatcs not having had an annual set
Element. TnUEspSyS aud EEIDAys, TO an
Huai settlements of administrators, EXcCu-
tors aud Guardians. in the order of the dock
e kept by the Clerk 10 allowing demands
against ~c.tatcs, -cttled on the same dav t.,
Administrator and Executors, and any 9th
or business IN relation to the c-tates OF de.
ceased persons and minors; and SATURDAYS
to find settlements and business relating
thereto.
a true cory from the record.
Tcstc. 4. II. BUCkNER, Clerk.
Per :. W. BucANEE, ID. c.
March llth, 1913. 1911.
, 1843-06-24
Wood,

nv ILL be taken in payment Of subscrip.
w 'ion TO the Radical, ifdelivered soon.
January 2lst, ls43.
, 1843-06-24
DT. w. III. Waters,

"AVING located himself in Bowling
IL Green. offers his professional services 10
the citizens and public generally. In cases of
intricacy, where additional medical aid shall,
be deemed necessary, the services of Df. II. S.
Waters, will DO given without additional
charge.
Bowling Green, May 18th, 1s43. 3w2s.
, 1843-06-24
New and Cheap
GOODS.
yEyIlE subscriber las just received q large

yEyIlE subscriber las just received q large
assortment of
New and Fashionable Goods.
and Groceries Of every description, which
having been purchased for CASH at very low
prices, will be sold unusually low for cash or
rood produce. Also a large lot of best Juniat-
Ia Nails on commission, which will be sold at
the extremely low price of $500 per kcg.
Purchasers will find il to their interest to
call and examine my stock before purchasing.
JACOB BLOCK.
Louisiana, Pike county, Mo.
April 10Th, 1913. lm2i.
, 1843-06-24

sTHE subscriber has 200 yards Broad
- 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.
, 1843-06-24
STATE OF MISSOURI, }cc
Comfy Of Pike.

'blJtN " INV
n the County Court, Feb. Term, is43.
ESSE &. RODGERS Administrato de
~ 6onis non Of the Estate of Lewis u
ter5ack dec ,ascd, comes and files his petit
ton for the sale Of the real estate of said
deceased, and said petition Is accompanied
by a true account of bis Administration, a
list OF the debts due to aud by the decca :ed-
and an inventory of the real ~e'tate, and Of
all other rs 'cts in bis hands, the whole ycIi-
fed By the affidavit Of said Administrator
II is therefore ordered that all persons in
tcrcsted in said estate, be notified that I'M
less the contrary be shown Oh or before the
Grstday Of the next term Of this Court, nm
order will be made for the safe Of the fol
lowing described real estate TO wit: lots 33,
81, 80, 40, ZIG, aud Oh, with the improve.
ments t]hercon, in the town Of Bowling
Green, or so much thereof as will he sniff
crcnt TO pay the debts Of said deceased, and
that this notice be published for siN weeks
in some newspaper in this State.
a true copy Of the record.
Tcstc: A II 8UCkNER, Clerk.
February 25th. l-i3. 6wl7.
, 1843-06-24
EDDK AND JOB PRINTING

lItIsh AND JOB pRIN TING
-
Hoohs. Blank Checks,
Pamphlets, " Deeds, Mortgage
Circulars, Notes, and
Cards, - Bills Of Eychop
Ladips,) Shcrin,s,N
Cor>c s BILLS. (Icrk,sS RIlNLS-
Land Justices
FANCY y ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
viii be lone promptly, and on reasonable
terms, Mt the
RADICAL OFFICE.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

FEDERAL CIRcULAR.-As soon as il wSI
known that the federalists had elected q
majority 10 one branch of the Legislature
The whig State Central Committee issu.
cd q circular preclaiming ''triumph-a
glorious victory" Notwithstanding the
democrats lave q majority of four in the
other branch, and have elected twelve
congressman to tho fsderalisis nine -
Very consistently with the bragadocia
spirit of the whole circular, it concludes
by plsdging the State Of Ohio to the whig
nominee for the Presidency in lS44!!
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07
IMPUDENT HUMBUG.

IN the preamble 10 the resolutions o.
dopted by the rederalists, in their mSgah
cient meeting at the last court, the fol-
lowing is set down as ORe Of the seven
principles Of that party, viz:
18th. A Tariff for revenue. discrimi>
Mating with view 10 protect commerce,
agriculture, manufactures, and other great
inleres's Of Of the country, against for.
eiCn labor and capital, and especially in
,SvOr Of articles Of necesCsssity used BY
the poor
"A Tariff for. revenue, discriminating
property, : and especially in favor Of srli
cles Of necessity, used BY the poOrr-
We know not what Solomon is the author
Of this splendid production, or whether
the author is a Solomon az Wanda; bu
certain we are, he either deserves a pa
tent for his impudence or diploma fo
his iQnOrancs! Will this learned and .
rudite writer on political ecOnmy, informs
rs what he means by discriminating il
favor Of articles Of necessity used by the
poOrr The Tariff adopted by the feder
alis,s during the late CoRggess, imposes
duty or tax, upon blankets, SALT
IRON, SUGAR, coarse UOllenS, shoes
&c !, and ye, this bare faced attempt il
made togull and humbug the people into
the belief, that the federal party are il
favor OF 1iscrimina'iOninf favOrof articles o
necessity, used by The poor The ,rutl
| is, the discrimination" lie all against III,
poor and 10 favor OF The rich. The YER,
ends object Of his'disc riminalinV' Taril
| is Ia enable the wealthy manufacturer I,
obtain higher prices for his goods Ii an b,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

could otherwise do. There are thou
sands willing to sell the poor articles
much lower than the Northern MaDuiac-
lurer eOmpels them TO ray. Bot not the
Northern manufacturer cant afOtd 10
sell so. cheap, and hence this Wing Tar.
ia, the object Of which is to exclude all
foreign competition from the market, ana
thus lay US OF the feet Of our Northern
masters. But this is not the worst ettec'
Of this charitable. discrimination IN iaV1I
Of the pOOr'-ltcuis up the foreign trade
Of the United States by the roots, and
thus destroys the foreign markets Tor eol
agricultural products We refuse TO oul
English goods; and England, IN return
refuses to buy our wheat, -Four, and to-
bscco, Consequently We must look II
the home market for the sale Of our pro-
ducts. The result is that the price o
all our staple commodities rs reduced to
mere song, aud 10 this wav, while th
Northern manuf acturereT 10 enabled 1
sell Us his goods for whatever he pleas
es 10 charge, he is enabled to buy ou
agricultural products for One-half their re'
; value.
Such are some Of the beauties Of th
Federal plan fof discrimination 10 fdUt
Of articles consumed BY the POOr!--RieI
mOnd ESq.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07
NnTICE.

ESHAT q petition will be presented 10
The next Legislature Of Ohio pray
ing thats Law may be passed, authOti.
zinR the locating and opening 3 Stats
Road, beginning at New Hope II Brown
county; thence 10 BuFOrd 10 Highland
eouaty by the way Of James MeAlfs; /;
thence 70 Jacksonville; thence 70 Lynch.
burg both in Highland county; thence 70
MarlnsvilIe; thence 10 WellmIRgtonsOOth
In Clinton county.
Oct 00ih, I643.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07
MnTICE.

rVHERE will be = petition presented e
theCommissionets at their Decem
her meeting prayingfes the loeallsh Of :
county road, beginning q the g,say co1n' o. :
= road Al the west end q Richard ".
1i,'',s lana running with the same casts
I ...,S,s q Edward BoyIe's and said DilIO's
ac,rsy m~ on he bank oI Sycamore rum from
.ss.s. s.,,s. asss With The line uf said Boyle's,
n;m"ss md Joseph Hallsied's 10 The east
sorL from lhence the nearest snd best
,oI,s Is the State road al OF near lhs Wid-
81 Ryboil's corner.
0ctober 2Gtb, l643.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

ANEw AND yALUkHLR DIscovERY.--A
genius the Freneh castle 10 the Brazils,
made discovery ID lhs ART Of preparing
bread, 80 that itwilI keep for an indefns
'ils period, retaining all is freshness and
nutrition. He seat box Of il to Lon-
don afier il had been made two years,
which. when opened By the Mayor and
other gentry, was found Is good as new.
he has taken Oul 4 patent, He asserted
that bread, made after bis paient.--
would last two centuries wilhaut the
sligbtdsl alteration. This is something
like the boy said Of locust fence rails
they would Iast GoFever-his father had
tried them many time,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

THE FIRST Sw0RD. annexed IN.
ecanie was at = 4lh 0f July ceiebfsti0u
al PtOvidence, R. l.. BY Hon. NJ. TilIin,
ehsst, amsmbsf Of CrOngrsss from that
State.
srbe first sword tha. waved 10 trinmpht
upon the surma0nted Fatnparts Of Yo- K,
town, was Rhode Island sword. The
0wncr Of that swoFd Is be clambored up
the work, Teceicad upon bis hands and
arms the staba OF the hayonets that arm
ed At he cite. aud having gained the sum.
nit, and planted himself firmly there. he
lifted hiS sword aloft in h's Needing hand,
and called aloud to friend and foes,
Captain Stephen onley's company forms
here