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, 1843-12-02
TOBACCO INSPECTION AND
Storage.

FENI!l. subscribers beg leave to inform the
II public hat thry ,gutII ur To- store and
ship tobacco, aud that they ave erected ia
their Warehouse, "A superb Fphacco Screw
P,ess, which viii enable them with couycn.
ience and despatch, 10 open, examine and
cooper hhds. Of tobacco, where The owners
wish TO offer il for sale here.
The experience of the present season Ia,
proved that the sale of Tobacco maze II this
,lnc" and in the county, have bern 81 good
=. those made abroad, If 10 better. and Il
= confidently believed that .'rh alittlr en-
e. ~r.ns"".cut aud attention .r 'hc ...t Of
de-" e. tie home market ma lee. ONE the
best, a. the charges are less, aud the I,,k
and delay avoided. For opening and COOP
ering.a regular and moderate charge will
be made, and every facility given TO pun
chasers TO examine and sample the tobacco
when opened. Our charges will be-,
for st"ring aud shipping per hid. 81 90
d" opening and coopcring per hid. 30
storage alone, when Shipp'd by Others 80
Efforts will be made. when necessary. to
procure the appointment of public ~Inspec-
tors. E.& ID DRAPER
Lounisiana, Sept. nh. ls43. 6w45.
, 1843-12-02
ES5.OsiHG ANas LAIRD

YFTEIE subscriber will advance in cash 4.5ths
+ the market value on Flour shipped direct
to the east via PittsburE or New Orleans, or
will advance 2-3ds, ruth The privilege of sale
ia Orleans, if the market will Justify. | will
also ADVANCE, on Wheat, Lard and Pork. My
eastern correspondents, are FLOUR and Grain
houses, Of long standing, and well acquainted
with the market for these staples.
From my Pittsburg correspondents, | have
received u tariff of rates on Flour, Lard, &c,
10 New York via the Pennsylvania canals,
which, as tho warm season approaches, will
Justify shipments 10 New York of Flour and
Lard via tins quick route. Ny New York cor
respondent (at Flour house, writes IT is not
sqfe--hcing Liable to sour, To ship Flour from
your place via Orleans, aitor the FIRST of Nay.
GEO. K. BUDD.
Flour and Grain Factor.
N. B. !iaving NJ interest in groceries, or
grocery houses. | will purchase and ship these
articles at the very low prices, for those who
send me orders
April l9, lS43. PC
, 1843-12-02
REGULAR PACKET.

THE fast running passenger steamer
l. y. S. Mail Borcas, T. NJ. Fithian,
Captain, will leave st. Louis, every
Wednesday and Saturday evening at 4
O'clock. for Keokuk. On her return, will
leave Louisiana, every Friday s Monday
evening at 3, ard ClaTksriHc at 4 o'clock
on same day. As the BOreas carries the
u. s. .iiaii, she can be depended upon
to leave regularly and punctually, at the
hours appointed.
May 9Th l843. 30-tf.
, 1843-12-02
Or a Gift for Every Season


This is a Qrarto Annual, contain,
ing Is large Engravings, and ca
pages Of Reading Matter, by the most
celebrated Authors. or for every new
subcriber, sending Three Dollars,
we will send 4 copy of
'Godey's Centre Table Ornament,"
or q back Volume Of the LHdy's Book;
or the Saturday Courier, Saturday
Post, Or Saturday Museum, c months.
1t is to be distinctly understood that
the above terms refer only TO New
subscribers. or such old ones as may
h1ve paid up All arrearagcs, and re.
NIT, for 1914. in advance. In no 9th
er caseswiLI TIE premiums be sent
Those who send at once will be in
time to have this valuable work on
their centre tables by Christmas.
We will give the same Premiums
TINT any Their publisher may offer.
The price for onc years subscrip-
lion is 50 90
2 copies l yrs. subscription, 500
8 1000
1900
IL" 1000
Address, l.. A. Cooley.
PublishsT's Hall, Philadelohis.
, 1843-12-02
CARRoLToN. Green Co., lll..}
Ocrnher lOlh. 1875.

THIS is TO certify that | have been
selling &. A.. Fahnes,ock's & Co.,
Nermifi ge. Tor the las, three Yea 8,
and in some cases. Witnessed The on'-
raticn of the same, and f-.m v.
know of my own knowI'|-". a.
that which has been told ne ny .-
ers. | take pleasure in Swing 'ital !
nave never seen. nor heard. at any
Medicine that has given So universal
satisfaction in this community. and
furthermore. if it was necessary.
could procure fifty certificates OF its
efficacy ana ucceSs in expcIlin2
worms.
JAS. F. SIMPSON. Druggist.
Mn. VIM. w. Ho~NEs. Agcnt,)
B. A. FAHNEsrooK & Co.
Pittsburg. Pan
, 1843-12-02
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen. that |
am authorized to settle the bust
ness of Mrs. Ann Hing, of Pike coun-
~ deceased, and | hereby call upon
those indebted TO said deceased, to
pay up. will also pay all just debts
against said deceased.
SAMUEL s. KING.
Nov. Ilth, 1913. 3we
, 1843-12-02
THEFT pRLCrA

81. IorIs NV ru-NrrY
EyUE uuErr.i.ncd, lsrr,e..or to Gtur-c
4 Chaac.,. having rufrhnsrd the int.r,. I
Df ~. lat. pagiprr- m the above c.tnLE.L
nrnt. will continue the lusip,~at tLc old
,taLa and solicit. c~outIuuancc Of the mt.
rc.agehi,hcno extended to tn. foundry b,
the Printer. of the Wet
Bciug determined 20 furnish Tyne. and nil
ntprr u,feri,ls ned in a Printing Odc. a
, 1843-12-02
Notice.

FEVIiE Planters Tobacco Inspection Ware
4 house is now carried on by the sgbscri-
bers, who are prepared to despatch bust
ness without delay. They take this oppor-
tunity of informing their numerous friends
Of the necessity Of having their timber well
seasoned before their hogsheAds are set up,
as much good tobacco Is injured FROM hay-
ing the hogshead made Of green and unsea-
soned timber.
The late law say that the length Of
ttaye shall be 81 inches, the hogshead 40
inches across the head, shall have 6 hoops,
and contain not less than 500 lbs. tobacco.
VOOLFOLK & FIFE,
nov 2 Inspectors.
The Missouriap, Era and Reporter copy
3 months weekly Palmyra Wing, Jefferson
Inc uirer, BoonyilIe Observer, Fayette Times,
Glasgow Pilot, Liberty Banner, Platte Ea-
gle, Western Missourisn, Lexington Express,
Hannibal Journal. Paris Sentinel, 81 Charles
Advertised, Bowling Green Radical and Co.
Iunbia Statesman will each insert the sbove
to amount Of 81 and charge this Office.
, 1843-12-02
list Of Letters,

- EMAINING in the Post office at
&S Bowling Green, Mo-, on Both of
Sept, lS43, which if not taken out in
three months, will be sent to the Gener-
al Post Office as dead letters.
Geasse Adams, James Brunty. Adam
Branste;ter, WIN Biggs. Eliza Cole. w T
DGnn, Nancy Fullerton, Robert Gerry, Rev
John F Gray, Thomas Grares, Doctor Hey
son, Nathaniel Hayden, james Haddock,
J. p. Hubbard, Jese fIamm, William JCn-
kins, William johnson, joseph Rulnge, Geo.
MARRIOTT, w. w. Mckay, Enoch Matson,
Jacob Mulberry. Sarah NoLure. Luke II
McLnre, Jus. d. Shannon. Jno. Smart. An
drew Shepherd. John F. Spear. R P Stroth
e', F c Todd, Smith Taylor, Tate & En-,
glish. Mary Ward, T. Melhoite. John C,
Welborn, Isaac Ward, Qniuton Wilson
Thor. 5 Waters " II Water, Jas. L. Walk
CT.
II. C I'd WARDS. p. ".
October 7t5, 1912. 49-tf
, 1843-12-02
Administrators Notice.

MsoFlCE is hereby given that the un
AW dersigned has taken out letters of Adj
ministration on the estate Of Peter Hut.
sell, deceased, late of Pike County
Missouri, bearing date the 9th day of
Ncv. 1913. All persons, therefore, in.
debted TO the estate of said deceased, are re-
qnestcd to make immediate payments: and
all persons having claims against said cstat,
are requested To exhibit them roper,y an.
'h'"''catr'. "'th'n one year from the date
OF sh'h iei'r5-, OF ihey may be prrcluird
from h"'nrs any benefit of SAID estate. and
II sand claims are not presented within three
years, they will he fore,er barred
HENRY LYTER, Admir-
Nov. llth, 1913. 3vo
, 1843-12-02
Caution.

TIME undersigned having for good and
T. sufficient cause and proVocaiion, separa-
ted from his wife ElVira Martin, and having
made, and intending to make ample provision
for her. All persons are therefore forwarned
from trusting or giving her any credit on my
account, as | will pay no debts which she may
contract. TYREE MARTIN.
September 30th; l5s3. lv4s.
, 1843-12-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen. that the un-
~ der.igned has obtained from the Clerk
of the County Court of Pike county, No.
letters OF Testamentrry, upon the Estate OF
r. II. Sanford deceased, bearing date the
18th day Sept. A. ID. lsi3. All persons
having claims against said estate, are re-
qucsted to exhibit them in one year from
the date of said letters for allowance, or
they may be precluded from any benefit Of
said estate; and if such claims are not pre-
sented within three years from the date Of
said letters, they willbe forever barred.
JOHN CROW,
JACOB LEMON.
Sent. 10Th, lSi3' 3w46.
, 1843-12-02


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10 E'"u"''e papers III "''"''"' paris
OF 'ne country mas 'f"uGI' i''' ~,
haiidS " mas o. "ia,sIf'S' 'i'1HH"i
ana important III 'ic'F character.
Which we trust WI De i''''u ," nave
nave contributed eSS'hII", "i III tn
aoIing MN TO execute Win more &c
curacy and completeness his malI
purpose ana mus 10 nave c'mreHSat
ca III some uTa'ec' '"i lHe ',l.e ana
taoor lhey nave cos. lis F~u".ctlion
moi only Involves eN'e"deh ana !ao"-
riouT research IN the part al iic rdi-
'"r' bal great r'cG"ihry r' 9"nsIhhi-
y on u.e part OF 'h' p"h''. "s'''
me ii''c I'll tiiS ""rk l. ''S' Wien
inc eAer'.''"7 is considered, Ihan that
% any '''. h''.ic"'i"h VI '."r'P" OF
America Inc Investment End *
re"dLl"rc' connected with th's ia
d~trt'h'nS are much greater 'tan u"
ANY attend S"ch publications. and 1t
wa De apparent nat tne Pu''a>'''S
must 'riy on 10 eN'oh~i'' SCI" 10
u'rlr F"H'''"fa'l'H'
i'' a''"-N a'"Hc' arc 1n""9h'
~ many worm 'he whole c,H'
o! me No'H. i"h'n subscriber" IN
price "I' ne Hoch enhanced
M'nf testimonies "i ~u'fr"Iii!rd
Appropriation ,"IgIt ne a~'G"red' ron
Sehl'IeH "h" nav" 'N'"i'n"d ire
""rh' o"l Tie p"''i>' '~'"4'..' IL
TO be unnecrs'''|. '''5 hlyr
been received .'.". .-"lNii-
persons, c"hcn'Iin- 10 thc "p"''n
'lIt NE WORN Is IN every Irs' ecl
richly deserving oil public patronage.
Among tle many VINO nave gwen
me WORK tGc aIl oil tGeir SutScl iTtirnS
, 1843-12-02
4. p. SansUcEs,
ATTORNEY 1T Ia

FEAEING located in Bowling Green,
aB offers his professional services to
the citizens of Pike county. Office OPP
posite Pettibone S Co.'S. store. | will
also attend the Circuit Courts of Rails,
Montgomery, Audrain, Warren and
Lincoln counties.
September 2nd 1913. A.
, 1843-12-02
NOTICE.

ishereby giVenthat the under
I'd signed has taken out letters of Tesla.
mentary, on the estate Of Lewis ~IIagood,
decd, from the Clerk Of County Court oil
Pike county, bearing date the 2lst of Sept,
A. d. 1913; all persons, therefore who
have any claims against the estate of said
deceased are required to exhibit the same
duly authenticated forallowance, within one
year from the date of said letters, or they
may be precluded from having any benefit
Of said estate, and if such claims are not
presented within three years they will be
forever barred.
ICHABOD J. DAVIS, IT.,
HENRY HAGOOD,
September 23rd, lS43 3w47.
, 1843-12-02
Private academy.


FE7HE undersigned have employed Mr..
@ GEoRGE MORRrs, A. b.. to super
end the instruction of their sons for
e ensuing year. Mr.. Morris comes
III Il recommended both as regards sound
we olarship and moral character.
As the number to be taught in their
W families is small, the undersigned
feel willing TO admit a few young gentle
men from the vicinity to the privileges
of this school, OF the following low
terms:
Terms for the entire scholastic year of
ten months.
Common English Branches, together with
Book keeping, the Elements of Phil
Csophy, Chemistry, Sc. $4,000.
The Latin and Greek Languages, and
the higher Branches OF the Mathemat-
les, including Algebra, Geometry,
Plane and Spherical Tr~igonometry,
Mensuration, Surveying, Physics, As
tronomy and Conic-sections 1000.
u Board, Washing, SC. 5000.
Board can be had in the families ofthe
undersigned, OF in others in the immedi-
ate vicinity.
Those wishing TO acquire a thorough
English, Mercantile or Classical Educa-
ton, will do we'll to avail themselves of
the present opportunity.
The school will open on Monday ODD,
of October, lS43.
rnr-~-r1
THOMAS NJ. LEWIS.
Prairieville, Pike County, Missouri.
Oct. 2lst, lS43. 4w5l.
, 1843-12-02
&. \. Fahnestock's Vermifuge.
A Sme R"me3y for Worms.

3D. fuge, a Perfectly Safe and Ger
tain Cure for Worms. Certificates
of its efficacy can be seen at the
store of the subscriber sufficient to
satisfy the y ost incredulous. We Of
fer the following as a proof Of its eff
facacy:
, 1843-12-02
eODEy'S LknY'S BOOK
FOR 1914.

ElITED BYMRs. HALE AND OTHERS.
The best Magazine of the Season,
and the creates; cirsulation Of any
in the world. II contains fine and
Mezzotint EnGravings, Colored
Fashion Plates, Music. and Contri-
buttons by the best Authors in the
United States.
, 1843-12-02
NEW GOODS.
u. q. WCtsUic, has Just received
a: his tash Store IN Louisiana, Mo-, a gen
cral assortment OF
Seasonable Dry Goods, Hard
Ware. Groceries, Queens
Ware, &c.

Which he will sell very low for cash His
arrangements are such as to keep constantly
supplied with such articles as his friends and
customers want, purchased on the most rea-
sondble terms. He will also barter for ma
ny articles of country produce.
October eth, IS13. 40
, 1843-12-02

4 Great Involvement 10 new Subscribers.
For every new subscriber. send,
ing Three Dollars, we will send a
copy of the
DRAWING ROOM ANNUAL
, 1843-12-02
TOBACCO. HEMP. &c.

EySiiE subscriber will receive and 70. a d
Ess Tobacco, Hemp, Pork, &c. at mus, aHy
lar rates to Orleans or The East. Having no
interest IN steam boats, and my agents in Or
leans having no interest in packet shirs or
vessels, treIghts both here and below, viii be
bargainet for at the lowest rates. ! vi! also
advance in cash without any charge fer loss
IN exchange from two thirds 10 three fslrths
the value here on Tobacco. Hemp, Flour,
Wheat, Por&, Lard, Bacon, Reef, &c. &c.
GEORGE X. BUD Com.
mission & forwarding Merchant, "A 'V-ler St.
81. Louis, NAY 9Th, 1913.
Refer to NeSsrs. WIN. Luce, & Co
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-13
THE GALAXY .
MIDDLEBURY:
Wednesday Dec. l3, 1913.
THINGS AT WASHINGTON.

In the organization ofthe House Rep
rescntatives, many things have occurred
of the gravest moment to the country
That the motion of J. O. Adams, to erase
the 2Ist rule should have been defeated
chiefly by Northern locofoco votes could
have disappointed no one acquainted with
the complete subservancy of this party to
the Southern slaveocracy. But that the
motion Of Mr.. Barnard to admit the req
ding of the protest of fifty or more men,
bers of the house, against the admission Of
Representatives elected in utter defiance
OF the law Of congress, as clearly constitu-
tlonal as any law ever passed should be
sPurned with utter contempt, and even re-
fused place in the record of proceeding
should arouse emotions Of the deepest ex-
ecration in the breast of every American
citizen. John G. Calhoun in tie PALM
est days of his influence, never plotted an
act of notification mere completely reyc-
lutionary. Indeed when Il law salutary
and democratic in its operation, and passed
after the most anxious consideration of ey-
cry argument affecting its expediency and
constltutionality, and sanctioned by the
practical adoption of three fourths of the
states of the Union should be treated with
us much non chalence as if it were mOra
letter advisory, it is high time that the
whole country was aroused to the dangers
which threaten the liberties of the republic.
Nothing better however could be expected
from the band of desperate factionists who
lead on the locofocoracy of the country
whose course has ever been characterized
by riot disorder and anarchy, and who have
never suffered the constitution and laws
to cross the tract Of their aspirations to
power and emolument. Butlthank IIeay-
en-, their DAYS are numbered. Within one
short year, the tide of patriotic indignation
which is bursting through the hearts Of
American feemen, will sweep them from
the seats of power which they have so
grossly abused. We are glad to find that
the protesting wings are determined to en-
brace every opportunity during the session,
to purge the house from illegal intruders,
and bring it back to condition of con-
stitutional soundness.
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-13

+ To Increa sc the embarrassner,.
Government, individual and STATE s :, 'Ie
had been nearly strick en- down and ,'
fidence in the General Govern,n.n, o'''-
so much impaired that loans of "@s
amount coul d only be negotiated :, '''
considerable sacrifice As a necos'
consequence of the blight which had en-
en- on commerce and mechaic 81 ,ndr..
the ships of the one were thrown m, ], J,
employment, and the operations of tho OIL
err had been greatly diminished. Ow;n
TO the condition of the currency ,exeb,n
es between different part, of the conn,s
had become ruinou sly high, aud trade bs'
to depend on deprecated paper cu,ra r1
cy IN conducting its transactions
shall be permitted to congratulate T..
country, that, under an overrulinr mo-;
dence, peace was preserved witbou,
sacrifice of the National honor; the w.,
in Florida was brought to speedy term;
nation; large portion of the claims o.
Mexico have been fully adjudicated and
are in course of payment while ins
tice had been rendered to us in 9TH,
matters by other nations; confidence ba
tween man and man is in a great meas.
ure restored, and the credit of this Gov.
eminent fully and perfectly re-established
Commerce is becoming more and moro.
extended in its operations, and manufac.
tuiIng and mechanical industry once more
reap the rewards of skill and labor honest
ly applied. The operations of trade res,
on sound currency, and the rates Of ex-
change are reduced to their lowest \.
mount In this condition of things. I
have felt it TO be my duty to bring to YOUR
favorable considera ton matters of ores,
interest in their present and ultimate r.
suits, and the only desire j feel in CON.
nec;ion with the future is, and will Con.
time to be, to leave the country prosper
Gus, and its Institutions unimpaired.
JOHN TYLER,
WASHINGTON. Dec, 1913.
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-13

Mrs. Ann d. Hoyt, the wife of the Rev.
William Henry Hoyt of st. Albans, has
presented a splendid organ constructed by
George Jardine, of New York, to the F.
piscopal church Of that town. The instrrf-
ment is valued at fifteen hundred dollars.
Rail Road meetings have been held IN
Brandon and Pittsford The committee
on freight and tonnage in Brandon, repOr-
ted that the freight Of that village both
ways for one year would amount to 6,4OO
tons, exclusive of fat cattle and sheep, aP-
Piles, cider, coarse grains, garden vegta-
bles, yellow, white, and read OGRE, lumber
and many other articles which would be
transported over the proposed route OF
Rail road through this region to Boston.
The Pittsford committee reported l229
tons not including marble, lumber, vege-
tables, Iron ore, bar iron, and many kinds
Of manufactured goods.
GFFifty Mormons from Massachusetts
destined for Nauvoo, have arrived at St.
Ioais. lIH slaf .pa13-- -I
r~s j A0t-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-29
NmR AYRRo
THE DEAD SPANIEL.

up Spaniel the hunisman is winding his horn
ID ne greenwood; the winged echoes float
Mid the bright hammered clouds like the llerads Of
morn;
Hears thou not the wild choir, hearst thou not7
On II was not thy wont with the sluggard ole
When the dngles were voiced with the ,hrill hunt
ingery.
awake seepcr the sunbeam hath stolen on thy lair
w With smile that rebuketh thy sleep;
uhe west wind is lifting thy, shining brown hair
But thy s'umlcrs chnngless and deep.
Can the sunbeam not klndlc thine eve as of old
With deliaht that thy glance is so dreamess and
1.-THE west wind ye reckon not the spell which it
From the hills and the green forest bowers
Where the wood-brds sit laving their beautiful wings
In the ew-drops that fill the wild flowers;
And The sun-b bees glad roundeay bids thee rejoice;
Up, up, honest hearts wait thy welcoming voice.
"Ye stir not but have charm beyond all
That the shrlIl hunting clarion could be-
Or the soft sunny smiles or thy bright locks that fall
Or the winds wizard numbers" 10 thee,
Or the wood pigeons murmurs, the bees mad -reals /;
Up, Roswnl! It's she whom thou lowest that calls
"''Tis she whom thou lowest her voice was SMELL
That no slumbcr wont to dsown,
And thy heat leapt MS freo some blthe marriage
bell
When her grateful carresses were won;
But now oh what change has come over that heart
when her gen'est carresses can no pleasure impartl
"Thcre's a step on the threshold! the stranger is
come
Ycarc stretched his dull shadow beneath;
lie hath spoke, but thy quick ringing challenge is
For the seniinel's slumber is death;
No arnm shall rouse thee; no Joy of the past
Shall give light TO thy sleeping the longest and last"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-29
PERU IRON COMPANY.

HAVE, and will constantly keep in depostes with
IL Their Agents at Burlington, w., Peru manfac-
tured Nails and Iron of the following description.
to wit -
NAILS
Sd, ADJ 3D., 3d. 3d. l0d, I'D 20d 24d 30d 40d 50d sod
SPIkES.-4 inch, 4 Ia, 5, s l-2 and G.
FINISHING NAILS.-6d, Sd, l0d I'D, manuac.
tured specially for finishing nice work.
FLOOR NAILS.-12d, 20d. and 24d,
ROUND IROM-3-s, ZIG, l-2, Ole, So, Lis
3-4, 7-S, inch, | 1-8, Ia, 3-8, l-2, 1873
"a, inch, Id, IL, g. and 31.2.
SQUARE RON,-3.9, ZIG, IL, GIG, 5-e, lie
"a 10, !, i.s, Id, | 3-e, 2, 2 l.2 inches
BAND RON-1 Ia, 1-2, l ga, 2, Ia 2l-2
23.4. 3. IL, A, l-2, 5 inch.
7IRE RON,-l Id, l-2, l 3-4, wide, and from
HORSE SHOE IRON, various sizes.
HAllE AND SCROLL IRON do. do.
MARBLE SAW PLAT TIES, cut 10 order Q
short notice.
The Peru Iron Co. manufacture their goods al Clin I.
tonville, N. Y. from Iron Of their own make. They
intend to keep in the hands Of their agents full
and complete assortment than can be found in the
State 1t is believed that the goods from this esab.
shment are better manufactured, than those from
any other in its vicinity.
Purchasers are respectfully solicnedto inspect the
Goods ofihis Co.-Prces as low and terms as favor.
able, rs can be obtained in the State.
T F. e. W. L. STRONG, Agents.
Aug 25h, 1912.