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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.
BENEFIT or Mr. cHIPPENDALE.
THIS EVENING"; n Dc , aso~l be Performed
Graad Ballet Dance ..by -. Miss Julia Tunbull
l Ss sGss qss pI'h
v'l"fEiis Sa.. Barry k'ln'r' Mr.. H. Hunt, Lowell
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS r GTFMIN p Sr s HE FoTTsT with
EaS sS.s sS a. D,mo,S a.; sd E
s ss. NJ S.'ls eye williams
THE PRETTY GIRLS OF sTILLBURG
mrrCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRES.
THIS EVENING, December 2s-The performances viii
TRIP ff' 3? RxIr rIIe
vlRGINI GjsST TSRsAtSEsTIE.
Rob III sspaluS Gk win
Fnday. Mitchell Nipchsese, Holland
NIBLOS GARDEN.
Manage,s' ,Messrs ii Rockwell and o. r. Stone.
e. spendd Day Performance every sassId,y st2 o'clock
s'9aSs;S Il E Sssas.%
sI1 s s:s I'LL SN2fts
''S'''' ana B Si q LSyi S u Huntington
will e0"neS ssS, q o Goek with the Oriental Pa.
ai'sa Ss Ass TS s THE H..s
Mirth in Magnitude; or II Struggle for Christmas Wreath
Lew North will appear in Naval Act entitled
fHE SEAMAN
Roman and Gre i'm Tableaux.
Punch aud Judy, by Nj T. Sergeant and w Cole.
Coroe VolaIte By ii ram w Franklin
N Turner will ride and manage Six Stesds.
Treble Act by Mr. Sc jsant.
Marble Statues by Mat w Wood
Att,r which
Levi North in a Prir cipal Act.
Posturins by MIR Cole.
To conclude with
HEROIC CAVALCADE.
The doom will be opened 6zsoverture at
will commence at IN O'Clock.
TKYON'S INDEPENDENT AMERICAN
CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE
Bo,es IS cents; Pit i2k cents.
BENEFIT OF lS4A'; BURTIS.
THIS EVENING. Dec. 2B-lhe performance, will
commence with gram pnn'omime certified
COURT Or QUEEN ELIZABETH.
After which OF Hor manshp. Posturng Tumbng
Stl Vautins, Leapng Somersetng
After which
Negro Songs, Choruses, &c. by " Ole Whitlock.
To conclude with
DON QUTXOTTE.
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To PRINTERS

TOR sALE--Tws founts of Type, Mpion and Nonprre.
which have been used on the New York Herald Apply
at this office.
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READ WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGES
HAVE DONE

M H. DAY. boot maker, No % Jillary Brooklyn
suffered greatly for eighteen months with
blity Sickness Of the stomach loss of sppe shooting pains
~ The bowe hs stomach negrced almost kind Of food
r two months By the prosao of the University and ali
On reading pr Sh~pans Book descriptive the symptoms
OF onms b. ~ lh they met his he purchased box
of Shsmink LoLeugcs: few doses brought away,
he judged abCst quarts OF worms and rely him
muliuAe 81 similar IN ght mentioned where CHI
ded and adults bad suffered all de.th fom and
Cors his. Coles Asthma Whoopins Cough and evea Con
hsa oILer knOwa Ipsd; They siiay Log il
Mr. De Fo',t Rs% Dr. Es.inond and
efficacy Of sSermsns Cough Lozenses for headache,
pap'tatnn. lownes Of spirits itkness asstude,
ties of Sheiman's Poor Mans Plaster which but 2
cents, and warranted for rheumatism and umbaso,
body Ask f hem.ns Poor Man. Plaster and see that his
nsme and his fac smile it'll directions for the ba
sold by upprncipsd Druggists Remember get Sherman
Lo5engenges ana flaers and Tussnone otherS will
Dr. shmsns Warehouse los Nassau street Agents.
hudson cor SmInz iSs Bowery cor Spring. II East Broad
In BTooiyn Mrs s 49, ss and Sl
Irg 1893 Fulton ,mson Prospect and Jackson
and Ib5sy c y.5a fSSf TBm nHa
igs boston-R edding Co.'S State st. AbanyA Cnth
Stanwir Hall d23 re
FOR COUGHS AND COLDS. CONSUMPTION
III at Ne HE&STK Sa
SAM stands un'ivalled 1T has fom Is 10 yea S.
stsdsrd Family Medicine hro"s out New England L IS
used BY great number OF phycian; their 'eeur petce,
very i has 5
CURED nigh reputaon and FAR as he learn has
the reasonable Of Hose who have
Ion'n Cutler, both For sale by A. D. & D. Sands drug
sss e sp .I. as Broadway n East sossway Al
Price30 cents do I'm
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DOCTOR MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DIsPENsARY, 2oi1s Fulton street.
near Gseenwich.-Dr. MORRISON, Member OF the hey
coieg Of Surgeons London and formerly Surgeon IN the
Dsn Continues be consulted cos hdent ally from
o'clock a. NJ TO 10 r. NJ all diseases Of private nature,
anu an hosr CASES treated by uueducate persons
me duties Oh the qualih-d Dr. Ms ABILITY 70 iuhi
engage mnt. and strict honor IN dischafnng
ns uuy wei Known TO citizens he addresses nseii 90
STRANGERS advising them not TO place themselves under anv adj
only test against imposition Dr. daily ultei by
dents where the leading only checked
still leaving the Turk the tely
It deyelopes itself the delobe share syphilis
In all Do M warrants perfect
hndrance from business In forms the he
cures IN TO DAYS. and in proportion malignant His
medicines not unpleasant, and convenient
bTRlCTURES OF Observation-Disclosures in the
urethra, such structures aud enlargement Of the
glands, accompanied with much irritation and dull pain
Dr. NJ cues structures in scientific omong their
absorption without Persons who from reading catch
books ugbear adve' be frightened
u the belief that they the subjects Of structure have the
of DR. M without any charge Persoos frequently
told by quacks they have structure when IN truth they have
not
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY-Those suffering from
the effects of destructive habit would do we'll TO call
on DR. M who will without charge demonstrate 10 them
the morbid condition Of the system In such see TONS
which aggravated by the of such corias
Ac and the Of all being OF Spanish HES and
stimulates only T. create greater depression . =.
and advice part Of tho Union and warranted
N. B-Wl.h one exception DR. M is the only qualified ad-
the Bee his diplomas suspended IN
his Office, 20aX Fulton e. p30 lm~r
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THE PRIVATE THEATlSE--lhis little pooA Itseif 10
destined for those who require speedy and private cure
most conyesnt treatment IN plain and faithful manner Inc
price ST. The present adyelseTert Eovsevvr, is 70 state
that the which rsedsr these complains obstnae
free Of expense wishing His reasons for doing
this given in the letter itself and in thus aso will be seen
complaint which 50 prone to affect the mind well as dnc
when once it nature il explained. f-
But lest should be supposed that the letter here r,crred to
PROCESSES than really contains the author begs sate
that beside hi. long experience he has testimonial letter.
Physicians in Europe TO the most eminent in America, Sr
Ashley Cooper Dr. Mott, Of New York. Dr. Phywck, Of
to ALMOST every Qhysiciaa Of eminsnce in the city
Ralph would also further that he consulted
diseases Of this his private residence No. Green
Oh street. ct hour aud those who honor him with their
be surprised the and qnickness with which, in general
thew will Obtain -.e.. h. ~ .r.i.g. dill lm$r
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BIRDS! BIRDS !. BIRDS!
JUST ARRIVED. the largest of Singing Birds
ever imported tn this country, Gom Germany Amongst
them 500 Canary Birds the finest sngers Nghingaes
learned Bullfnehes and Backbird large number OF the
very finest European Singing Birds of which will be sold
low HENRY BICKS,
40 imsec ISL and 1853 Cedar street,
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THE
IN Wis | BIZ Z
MIC

OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY
No. 80 WALL STREET
- New York. Dec. 10th, Isi3
HiS Company esponsbie Office
and will return of the in.
surs at the time OF eectng the from and after
date n w THOHNE Presinent ~
GEO. T. HOPE secret,rv dir
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PoMERoY " Co.-Notwithstanding the cupable
negligence, worse of their late messenger Copp, it
gives us pleasure to learn that Messrs. Pomeroy x
Co still enjoy in undminhed degree confidence
OF the business public The character which the gentle.
men composing that firm have won for strict integrity and
prompt business like habits is established on subsan
tial and sure bass-BuLfaio .3dc., Dec. %.
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AN OLD MAIL RoBBER.-The Alton Telegraph
OF the 10th inst, says-"At the present term of the
United States District Court John Wingate late postmas
ter ut Rocking Cave in Hardin county, Illinois was in
dcted for an alleged robbery Of the mail The accused
IA wears ofa
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REV: H. c. TAYLoR.-We learn from Oberln
that TINS hypocrltlcal scoundrel is out on ball. very
much against the sentiment OF that community and that
he made sort OF confession at Obern Thanksgiving ay
but the people look upon him playing the hypoc rite
still We understand also that the severest punishment
the present laws inGct for his manifold crimes is fine
and Imprisonment in the county Jail
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NEW AND CHEAP LAMPS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
THE Subscriber is opening and beautiful
patterns Of Solar aud CHEMICAL Oil Lamps which he will
sell at low and reduced prices Persons desrous of
economsng in light will find il mich hei advantage %
call and examine tins stock large reduction has
in the prices. and every lamp is warnated
Pure Chemical Oil and Burning Fluid for Spirit Lamps de
livercd punctually when ordered
d20 lmsrc j. &. HOOKER, 46g Broadway.
, 1843-01-07
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

THE Administrators of the estate
4 of Samuel Findly deceased, will
proceed to sell to the highest bidder,
at the late residence of said decd.
two miles east of Louisville, near the
road leading TO Troy, in the county
of Lincoln. on the Goth day Of Janua-
ry l843, the personal property Of
said decd. consisting of cattle, horses.
farming tools, household and kitchen
furniture, crop of corn and hay, and
a valuable Library of Books, the
slaves of said estate will be hired at
the same time il not previously dis
posed of. All sums of three dollars
and upwards credit Of 10 months
will be given, under three dollars cash
in hand. Bond and approved securi-
~ will be. required of purchasers.
No property to be moved until the
terms Of sale are complied with.
WM.:BAlRD, Admir-.
January 9Th, 1843. 2wlO.
, 1843-01-07
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Bowling
Green, Pike County, Missouri, on the
lst. day of Jan. l843, which if not
taken out within three months, will be
sent to the General Post Office, a.
Dead Letters.
ia. Andrews, William Bell, John
Bland, John w. Basye, Alexander Camp
bell, FIG Clark, Lewis A. Collins, David
Classify, J. c. Duyal, John Davis VIM.
Denny, VIM. Davis, VIM. Dunn; w. d.
Grant, Miss Jane E. Griswold, Elias
Norton, Maj. M. G~ivens;. Mrs.. Catha-
rine Hayden, Jas. H. D. Henderson,
]. H. Hughes; Samuel B. Jaeoly, John
F. L. Jacoly; Samual Lewallen, Road
ham Lovelace; John D. Mulherrin 2,
James Mccormick, Joseph Reading,
Mrs. Cynthia R~andsdal; John Shaw,
Elizabeth South, VIM. Stone, Epraigm
Smith, VIM. s. Sisson; P. E. Trabue,
Martha Trower, Miss Agness Ann
Tombs; Walter Walker, James Wells;
Phillip Wells.
H. G. EDWARDS, PM.
January 7th, 1912. ito.
, 1843-01-07
don press are. bowever .=,,,;..;a.l

don press are, however, cautioning
commercial men againstrushing hasti.
ty INTO mercantile speculation.
lNpIA-Ghuznee and Cabnl have
been taken, and most of The British
prisoners have been released from
captivity. Akhbar Khan is a fuga-
tive; his a~dherents have been routed.
and the British flag waves again over
The Bala Hissar, or citadel of the
capitol of A~ffghanistan.
LIVERPOOL AMERICAN PRovIsroN MAR
KEr DEC. 2.-Some attempts have
been made to force a good deal of
old beef off at public sales, but with.
out success. Our quotations are.
therefore, almost nominal; but we
ieel convinced that new sweet beef,
put up 10 correspond with the Irish.
(in bhls of 200 lbs, and in pieces Of
q lbs each) would fetch nearly the
same price as Irish. Pork-The fat
ness OF this article continues; but a
supply Of new and ' ell cured (pack-
ed IN the same way as beef) would
revive demand. 1t has become a IA
vorite meat with the lower classes.
and we are OF opinion, that it onIv
requires attention IN the curing and
packing to cause an extensive lie:
mand, both for home use and ship
ping. Hams-The stock Of old is
nearly exhausted and no new have
vet come forward. The transactions
have consequently been small. and
prime will still bring our quotations.
lard-We have had some arrivals Of
this article which have been freely
taken, but in the general depression
of prices it has some what participa.
ted. and our quotations may, there,
fore, be looked upon as extreme pri.
ces. This article must always he in
kegs or half barrels, and not in bIad.
ders. Butier-No American on hand
prices nominal, but bu,ter-grease
would command our quotations.
, 1843-01-07
From the New York Evening Post.
Arrival of the Britannia.

Fifteen days Inter from England
The Britannia arrived at Erst Bos'
ton yesterday afternoon. at three
o'clock. She brings London papers
Of Dec. 81.
The news is important, especially
that from China. A treaty has been
negotiated, in which the Chinese ac-
cede 10 all the British demands with,
out ~gainsaying. An express arrived
at London the evening OF the Sd INST
from Nankin, August 81.
Lonaon Standard, Dec. Sd.
We have Just received. by Extra
erdm,ry Express from Paris, the loI'
loving important intelligence:
TEIEGRApmc DESPATCH.
MALTA, Nov. 90.
A special steamer has come tc
Suez, with ne VS. that the Emperor o
China has given adhesion to the trea
ty, but refuses TO sign till her maJes
TVS is received. The refusal is bas
ed on. the exigency of etiquette Cd
served ia China, However, the nal
Of the first instaIment agreed TO p'
, 1843-01-07
SALE OF
School Lands.

N virtue and by authority Of two
Il orders of the Pike county Court,
made at the August term 1849, ard
to me directed. | shall on Monday the
9th day Of February next. at the
Court House door in the town Of
Bowling Green, and during the term
of the Cilcuit Court for said county
of Pike. proceed TO sell to the highest
bidder at auction, The following school
land to wit: Section l6 in township
50 N. R. a west Of the fifth principal
meridian, and section l6 in township
SIS north of range 9 west Of the fifth
principal meridian. Said sections
will be sold in lots Of forty acres
A credit Of twelve months will be Civ
en-, bond with approved personal Sc
curity will be required of the purchas.
ers, bearing interest at ten per cent
from date.
WIN. PENIX, Sheriff.
December 5, 1912. 9w5.
, 1843-01-07
GFor the Radical. I
NIGHT.
NGUIITe

"--An is gentle; nought
Stirs rudeiy; but congenial with the night,
Whatever walks, is gliding like a spirit"
BYRoS
IT'S highland the world in slumber lies,
Like a calm and unruffled ocean,
The stars peer out, from yon far off skies,
And still is each form and motion.
ThT busy hum Of the world lies still,
And silence prevails unshaken,
Save the bab'ling sound of yon mountain rill,
That busy world 10 waken.
IT'S now the immortal soul can soar,
In its fight, TO that Heaven above US.
And commune with the blesi oftbe far off shor,
That so dearly in life did love US.
And the dear lord ONES Of this mundane sphert
That death from our arms hath riven,
Appear more bright and dnnbly dear,
In that calm and placid Hearen
Oh.-There are ties that are form'd on earth,
Which this cid duH rrorld may sover,
That receive in those realms, a seconed birth
Aud bloom as unchanged as ever
Yes,--Souls will soar, in pursuit Of ties,
That unfeeling fate hath blIghted,
And mingle again, in yon blue skies.
And there be re-uniied.
MIDDLETON.
NJ uo.a H. 1910
, 1843-01-07
To the Public.

L IS well known to the people of
Pike County, that a separation be.
tween myself and wife Margaret L.
Bryson, took place about four years
ago, and but a little more than six
months after our marriage. The
cause which induced me to put her
away is well known to this communi-
ty-she. since the separation has
been living with her brother in law,
Mr.. Joel Campbell, of this place q Lou.
%isiana.j andhe the said Joel Campbell.
after two years had elapsed, brought
suit in the Circuit Court against me.
for a large and unreasonable amount.
for Boarding, Clothing, and money
furnished the said Margaret L. Bry-
son, upon which he obtained Il iudg.
ment against me, at the last May
term of the Circuit Court, for Sl92 88,
since which time he has again brought
suit against me for boarding clothing
&c. have therefore provided her
boarding ut the house of Mr.. G. p.
Yeater. near this place, and will fur
nish her with clothing and necessa-
ries. when needed, 4 notice of which
| have given 10 her the said Marga,
ret l.. Bryson, and also TO Joel Camp.
bell; as | am bound for her support. !
wish TO board her where | can obtain
it at a more reasonable price, and
can also pay it without having add.
tional cost incurred by a yearly sui,
in the Circuit Court.
The public are therefore notified
moi to entertain, board, sell. or furn.
ISL her with any goods, wares, mer'
chandIse, or money. on my account
as / will not be bound for any Of hel
contracts, and will not pay for any.
thing furnished her except by person:
authorised by me.
!. N. BRYSON.
Louisiana, Dec. Gath. I849. St.
, 1843-01-07
COMMERCIAL.
New ORLEANS, Dec. &C

Since our last there has been quite
a sudden change in cur market caused
by the rise in the Ohio river, and the
consequent arrival here of many
steamboats, landed with produce.
Our levee is now quite encountered
with goods. and sales are nearly inn
possible TO be effected under present
circumstances, unless at u very re-
duced rates. us buyers are holding
back in the Il stexpectation of still fur
Their supplies, and a decline in prices.
The market will we pre- sumo, in the
course Of a few DAYS become more
settled, when we have no doubt. a
considerable businss will be done.
Four.--Several lois were taken
on Sunday last, on speculation, a.
mong others, a lot of 500 of St. Louis.
OF 81 go, for which the buyer refused
S.. AS at that time the present rise
was entirely. B~nthought OF, but yes
terday morning the panic. if we NAV
so call il. among -four holders was So
great, that before noon it was freely
offered at 81 90, at which some sales
were made, and which is now the 90
ing ate,wilh pretty fair demand.
Whiskcy-Ilas also experienced
as great a fall as flour. il having sold
this morning a, 90 cents. at which for
the present the demand is good.
PUk, Beet, Bacon.-In these ar.
tlc!es there has been no change, al,
though as DOH as heavy, supplies
which must now daily be expected,
come in. we fear q decline in prices
will be the necessary consequences.
Lard. The arrivals of this article
have been heavy. and holders have
submitted tn a decline. We notice
a sale oi6'0 kegs. Cd quality for the
French market, at sac. No. l is free.
y offered at 6 Cts, but with few buy.
ers.
Exchange. The Bank Of Louis
lana draws at sight on New York al
par. Outdoor checks are from 1 10
discount.
New YoRK, Dec. "a.
The sales # cotton went on yes,
terday to the extent, in ALL. of 1000
ba.es. To day, the merchants are
coming their letters, and little com.
paratIvelv has been doue, say SOC
bales. The advance IS / Il 3 &c. 10.
A large parcel of prime Ill. wheat
is offered ut 95 cts; 87l, we believe
was bid for it. A small parcel of Jer
scy com sold al SO Cts. Sc lbs. Flour
is very dull; the sales are extremely
light.
There is no change in Bills sterling
6; French 5, So, but little demand.
, 1843-01-07

Remarked. on the 9Th inst, by the
Rev. +. Arms. Mr.. Asa H. Burchard,
TO Mrs. Emily Burchard.
In this reunion of ruptured ties is
seen the triumph of Temperance. A
family for years distracted. dismem.
bered and rendered wre,ched by the
pemon Of strong drink, is DO a magic
charmofthe Washington pledge re,ur.
ned to 1.-THE walks OF vir:uous lite."
Peace and Happiness have returned to
their desolate dwelling, and hope
beams upon their future prospect.
Norwich (Ct.) Courier.
, 1843-01-07
BA N X r U P rs.

District Court of the United States,
For the District Of Missouri.
No. 932-In the matter Of Haford E.
Bradford. On the l4th lay Of September
ls42, Hafford E. Bradford, 6led his peta-
tion in the District Court, for the benefit
of the Bankrupt law; Whereupon, it is or.
dered, that the 9th day of March next be
set for the hearing said petition in said
Court, at the City Of jefferson, when and
where all interested may attend, and show.
cause, if any they have, whyths prayer Of
the petitioner should not be granted.
Teste, JASON HARRISON, Clerk.
By w. J. HARRisoS, d. c..
DAVIS & GALE, Soils.
1t appearing to the Court, that the notice
in this case was not published in the RadieIl
tits ordered that this case be continued fr
publication in that paper.
W.. HARRISON, d C.
J December "a, lS42. ewo.
, 1843-01-07
Administrators Sale of Land

Administrators Sale of Land.
DY virtue of an order of the Pile county
ID Corut, made at the November term 1915.
the undersigned Administrative Of, tls estate
of Joshua Henley deceased, will sell ct public
auction to the highest bidder. the following
described land or 80 much ss will be sufScient
to pay the debts Of the decd, Wig: the n, W.
IA and W l.2of S E IA sec. Z T. IS Z. W.
containing 1873 and seventy-six one hundredth
acres, the S w Ia and E il.2 Of N. w.. IA
section 80, T. 81 X. 4 W. containing lag
twenty, eight hundredth acres and E Ia Of s,
F.. IA section IT s. r. w containing go
acres, at the door Of the Court House in Bow.
ling Green, on the hrst Monday Of February
NEXT. on a credit Of II months. the purchasers
giving bond and good security. bearing siI
per cent interest.
FANNY HENLEY, Admir-.
December 10. I642. avs
, 1843-01-07

Samuel Trowbridge and James
Wilson, two OF the persons imprison-
ed some months ago at Little Rock.
Arkansas, charged with theft, coun.
terfeiiing &c, have plead guilty to
the indictments found against them
and been sentenced to confinement
in the penitentiary, the former fol
nty,t three years the latter for ten
years. The other persons implica
teb had not been tried at the --latest
accounts. Trowbridge was formerly
Mavot Of Little Rock.
, 1843-01-07
BE Quick!

A IL those indebted to the subscri.
"A Der are notified that this is the
season for settlements; those who do
not come forward soon will have their
accounts increased BY the addition Of
costs
T S. WATERS.
Bowling Green. Jan, 7th, 1843.
, 1843-01-07
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the un-
~ der-igned has obtained from the Clerk
of the County Court ofLincoln county, let
tiers OF administration upon the Estate Of
Ambrose A. Clark deceased, bearing. date the
18th day of Nov. A. D. 1912. All persons
having claims against said estate, are re-
quested TO exhibit them in one year from
the date of said letters for allowance, or
they may be p%reclnded from any bene6t Of
said estate; and il such claims are not pre-
sented within three years from the date Of
said letters, they Willie forever barred.
VIRRlLLAR G. CLARK, Adm'r.
December, 18th 1912. 3w7.
, 1843-01-07
TAILORING.

yHHE undersigned tenders his thanks 10 his
Il old customers, for the patronage they
have bestowed upon him, ard begs leave 20 in.
form them, that he continues business in the
corner house, three doors east of the Post
Office, and is ready to accommodate all that
may give him a call, with neat and fashionable
work, on the shortest notice and at very low
prices for cash, or country produce, such as
-four, meal, fruit. and many other anicles
suitable for family use.
All those indebted for the yeare 1871 and
40, will come forward ana settle tho same, all
contracts made for trade will yet be received.
A. F.TRAINER.
January 9Th lS43. 5wl0.
, 1843-01-07

The Army Of the United States, at
present numbers 9. s47 men. 1t is
gradually being reduced to the mini.
num- 3, $40, prescribed by the law OF
the session..
, 1843-01-07
TAILORING.
uPRECES REDUCED,u

THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs
Il the inhabitants Of Bowling Green, and
vicinity, that he has commenced business in
Mr.. Branham's sore, NEXT door vest Of the
Post Office, where he will carry "a the
TAILORING BUSINESS.
in all its various branches. and at grsstly rsdu-
ced prices. He pledges himself 10 punetasli-
ty and promptness al the following great re-
duction Of prices:
For full trimmed dress coats bound Of cord.