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C0nner WANTED.

TYTVHE subscriber i DESTROYS Of employing
III two Journsymen Coopers. who are q
steady and Industrious habits. The highest prics
IL cash will be given them, il Immediate applL
cation be made. VIM. PYLE.
Kabletown, Dee f4-3t.
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81 OR 99R 3 :


nv charlesioes, Va, has been giving sspe-
- ci1l attention 70 ths study Of surgery, and
I. prepared 70 psr5oFm any operation ID that
NsfaEtmenk AZ Mtdiesl Bcience. He can CON-
mends 10 few hours. IN cases involving great
danger, and requiring consequently great sxpe.
ll1nee tud skill. The aid Of one o. Two Of iho
ell4st Surgeons h The Union.
schaEIo.LoWn, Nov 9 Iel3-am.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28
THE FLOWING
NPRaEyY'G HILLS.

THIS ancient and well known ablfshment
I is now n better repair 10 manufacture
Flour than = has ever been since Il was frat
ta,ill, which j. almost cegiury-having one Of
the best Rubbers 10 clesa wheat from filth that
= 10 The State Of Virginia, made By one Of the
owners Of the Mill. ELIsHA S. SnYDEa. Being
thus prepared 70 grind ell kinds Of Grain, and
wishing 70 Be constantly employed. we would
aolick all those who have Grain to grind %
kiye ns leah and sec whether we will not do
IS well for them Is any other Mill In the couu-
u. For every hundred bushels 81 Merchanta-
bls Wheat, weighing 60 pounds to the bushel.
Ne will give 20 barrels Superfne Flour, and
stand the inspection ID Baltimore, or 10 the Dis
trict Of Columbia. We will also furnish casks
if requested BY the ewners Of the Wheat they
raging for the same when they get the return
Tor their Flour. We will also give 1850 pounds
If oEall for every hundred bushels or Wheat.
4 We would rather Ahe farmer would grind his
Wheat With Us for.toll, than for Us to buy, YET
Il any prefer selling, we will buy alta fair mar
ket price, aaapay the cash on delivery.
The pubi1es humble servants,
ABRAHAM SNYDER,
ELISHA S. SNYDER.
Flowing Spring, Aug. ;, 1s43-9m.
0p Orr Sac MIL and Plaster NIL
are IN good order, and Corn Grinding
- the Cob Is regularly attended to.
Aug. ). lsls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28

! TonEN Perhaps moFs. Just Of beaa.ifal
compliment was never paid Is women lAan w
following. from Judge Story:
s'To The honor, the eternal honor al IT,
sex, 81 II said, thatin the path of anlv
no sacritice is with them loo hish d IA !,
dear. Nothing IS with them in poss;ble
but 10 shrink nom what love. honor in-
nocence, and religion require. The voice
| Of pleasure Or of power may pass bx a..
needed, but the voice Of affection never.
| The chamber OF The s;ck the p,llow A
| the diving. the yicils IL lbs daaa 81. 81
sarsof religion, never .nissedtt,e prsserc. q
me synpa.hies 81 woman. T,m;a ssoSsh
she Sc, ana SO delina,e thai the y,;s1s NJ
|of heaven NAV roughly visit l.ef 81 s.eh
ana assumes : pteiefnaiural courage
WHICH knows not and fears not conse-
q1elces' ,nen sue displays the undSuns
e sp'1ss Wmcn neltner courts difficulties
nol eVaaes mem mat resignation which
ulsls ne''ner murmurs nor regrets and
suas is''snca 10 sahsring seems vlctcTi-
gus Ose1 ueasn Hsei'.
EskN,Ne,-- Evenlng Is = precscusiime
~ i.ienoswno ave together. Msrrled'peo-
Pc kuoW y wen, ana brothers and sisters
snow y 700. CONTRARY 70 the flowers Of
insure, WHICH close ineif chaiires o. the
slose Q! inc osy 'fe iosisest flower Of
'rienusnlp-conndence--'ioves most TO
expand i.seli a. evening, and breathes
'oF'n Us fragrance most gladly under The
pro'ecuon- q twilight and silence Thea
's'x We over me questions OF The day
.1en ooneluue we peace win our hearts,
= ~ navs opened mem before g our
h s''snu .us a sssk :, we feqoncliauon 1rom
~, nsss sh aau ensr = g ane world ere yet
.ao a's sa $3.50 ,,, an ~, .nsn seep We 50
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SHERMAN's Poor Mans Plaster Also
- VIKINGS & Erans' Strengthening Do. 70
sale BY BEARD & co.
Dec 81.
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lust received from Baltimore, large 10,
e Of Christmas presents, such as toy books,
'Child' Gill;, "A Present. &c. Also, superior
Malaga Craps, RSisIns, Sc.
Ar G w HOLLAND.
Harpers-Ferrv, Dec 81.
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II WILL & III tines give ne highest RIice.
n Gosh. lof likely Iocnt NEGROES, Q,
I1lk ..xr,. from Ten % twenty-five years q
~. I.I.0r. having |ik1II servants % dispose
81 : ri ~ @>'I - cs'I % ne - ~ ro.itcnce.
a (|.r|..|o0t and anI cQulcniceiion n
Tr|,1. WI b, rrpQP1l .i'1n... =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28

Willis says. I'VE love womah ! little
for what ue a. know 81 them. and :
great deal more Tor What We ~ kot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28

- LOT salo ~ NIL cS q NE thoLEt.
IF friend should ask you where the best as
soriment Of Boots, Shoes, Hats & Caps was
kept, the reply would most certainly be, 81
THOMAS LOCK & cos. And IL be should
want 10 know where be could buy cheap Cloths,
Cassimeres. sastlnels and Testings, lie would b
referred at once to the only one price Store where
good article, and fair equivalani for bis mo,
ney can be obtained. There they have 20 Sc,
co0d price there you can purchase without
the unpleasant task Of driving bargain, and
there YOU can look al goods without being urg.
ed TO buy-if you complain Of the prices. ihe5
win simply ask you 10 take card. look round
and il you cannot do better, (which IS inpcssi
ble,) 70 call again.
Smith6eId. Dec. IL
, 1843-05-27
A Good Wife

Is to man, wiSdom and courage and
strength. No condition is hopeless.
when the wife possesses iirmness. de,
c%isiop, energy and economy. Man
is strong. but his heart is not ada
mant. He delights in enterprise and
action. bat to sustain him, he needs a
tranquil mind and a whole heart. He
expendS his whole moral force in the
conflicts of the world. His feelings
are daily lacerated to the utmost point
of endurance, by perpetual collision,
irritation ssHHA disappointment. 70
recover his equanimity and comPo-
sure, home must be TO him, place Of
repose. of peace. cll~eerfu!ncss. ofcom,
forts; and his soul renewsits strength,
and again goes forth with fresh vigor,
10 encounter the labors and troubles
of the world. Let woman know then,
that she ministers at the very foun-
tain of life and happiness. Her ar
dent spirit brearhes the breath of life
into all her enterprises. Her pa
tience and constancv are mainly in
strumental in carrying out 10 compile
ton the best human designs. Her
more delicate moral senSibility is
ever at work. to purify and refine Sc
ciety-and the nearest glimpse of
heaven that mortals ~ can get on
earth. is that domestic circle. which
her hand have trained TO intelligence,
virtue and love; which her gentle in
fuence pervades, and of which her
radiant presence is tie centre and
the SIN,
, 1843-05-27
FLOUR n LAIRD

YTHE subscriber will advance in cash 4 5ths
n. the market value on Flour shipped direct
to the east via PittsburG or New Orleans, or
will advance Ids. NTH the pririlege of sale
in Orleans, if the market will justify. will
also advance, on Wheat, Lard and Pork. NV
eastern correspondents, are Flour and Grain
houses, of long standing, and well acquainted
with the market for these sta pies.
From my Pittsburg correspondents, I 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 10 Now York of Flour and
Lard via this quick route. My New York cor
respondent lat Flour house, writes it is not
safe 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. B. Having no interest in groceries, or
grocery houses. l will purchase and ship these
articles at the very low prices, for those who
send me orders.
April 10. 1913, 26
, 1843-05-27
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the
undersigned has obtained from
the Clerk of the County Court of
Lincoln county, letters of Admin istra-
ton upon the Estate of Peter Copen-
haver deceased. bearingdate the l4th
Feb. a. ID. lS43. All persons hay
ing claims against said estate, are re.
quested to exhibit them in one year
from the date Of said letters for al.
lowance, or they may be precluded
from any benefit of said estate; and
II such claims are not presented with
IN three years from the date of said
letters, they will be forever barred.
JACOB COPENHAVER, Admir-.
April BIB, 184s. swe3.
, 1843-05-27


YANKEE ENTERpRIsE.-There wa.
a little steamer called the Bangor. ad
vertlsed last summer to sail from Bos
ton for the Azores, Gibralter, Malta
and Constantinople. She was a lit
tie thing, built strong, with a power
iul engine, to run between Boston
and Bangor.
This bold push for Europe amazed
people very much, particularly as
they advertised for passengers. She
sailed, and the first that was heard OF
her she pat into Halifax; which posi-
oily may be accounted for by The fact
that coal was cheaper there than in
Boston.
Next we hear of her she is in Gil
tralter, towing vessels detained in
the Gut. Then at Constantinople,
towing vessels through the Dardan-
Giles, and lastly, carrying passengers
and pilgrims from Conslantinople to
Trebizonde, on the Asiatic side of the
Black Sea. And we read in a French
paper the other day, that one trip she
had 500 Observation-Disclosures Turks,
Jews and Inidels!
This is a fair specimen of Yankee
enterprise.
, 1843-05-27

unless such goods be submitted to a
legal sequestration.
No custom house duties to be paid
on rc-exportation, but only naviga-
ton duties and storage. Goods on
Incorporation not to be examined in
detail, unless particular clrcumstan-
ces render it necessary. "EFhen i'm
port duties have been paid on goods,
those duties will not be returned on
the re-exportalion Of the goOds.'
, 1843-05-27
READ! READ! READi
The Cheapest-.and Rest Vet!

"Education Is the guardian Of lib
erty, and the bu|wark of morality.
KNOWLEDGE and VmruEa are general
iy inseparable companions. and are
in the moral what light and heat are
in the natural world, the Illuminating
and v~ivifying principle. Circulate
good and cheap books by the thousand
and tens Of thousands! Every effort
ought to be made to encourage and
patronize Them. BY so doing, we
tortify our own free institutions; for
ALL must admit that the great bull
wark of our security is to be found in
EDUCATIoN-the culture Of the heart
and the head, the diffusion Of KNowL-
EDGE, plETY. and MORALITY"
SEARS NEW
MONTHLY FAMILY MAGAZINE,
Em6elliShed Nth.
SEVERAL HUNDRED ENGRAvINGs.
10 be issued on the LIST. 0fereru month
combining from 40 10 so !argeim.
Perial Octaro Pages, double COL
umns, Price IS ! cts. per
number, or 50. 90
Year inrariaJlyin
dduGnce.
, 1843-05-27
10000

Copies of the first number will be is
sued about the middle of january.
l843; and as the demand for this new
and popular work will be unprece-
dented.
Agents of Periodicals. Postmasters,
and all persons who wish to act as a.
gents, would do we'll to engage a sup.
ply for their respective places.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be given to each and every per.
son who will undertake to procure
and pay for 1000 subscribers, during
the year 1845.-GSecurity will be
given and required.
The above Magazine will be sold
to Agents as follows: $40 per 100
Sc for 5O-and 8 copies for One Dol
lar, Current iunds.) Friends! please
send in your orders at once, post
paid
PROSPECTUSES. giving full par
t~iculars, sem 10 all who desire to SUBJ
scribe, or who wish to engage as
Agents in procuring Subscribers
throughout the United States.
o. Persons in the country would
do well TO procure 4 subscription
book, and obtain at once the names
of their friends and acquaintance,
at least to subscribers TO this invalua-
bic Literary Gem. Will each agent
or friend who complies with this re-
quest, have the kindness to inform the
publisher how many copies will be
wanted for his neighborhood, by mail,
(post-paid) as soon as possible? 1t is
his intention TO spare neither pains
nor expense to introduce this entire
ly new and original Magazine into
every family throughout the Union.
The above will be found one of the
most useful and popular Periodicals
ever published, for enterprising men
TO undertake the sale of in all our
principal cities and towns.
o. Nc Letters will be taken from
the post-ofice unless the postage is
paid. Persons RENTING money
through the post-ofice will be care
full to pay the whole postage.
ROBERT SEARS.
Editor and Publisher, 1879 Nassau
Street N. York.
, 1843-05-27
SALE OF
school Lands.

n virtue and by authority Of two
n orders of the Pike county Court.
made at the August term 1912, and
to me directed, | shall on Monday the
10Th day Of June next. at the
Court House door in the town of
Bowling Green. and during the term
OF the Circuit 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.4 west of the fifth principal
meridian, and section l6 in township
SIS north of range Q west Of the fifth
principal mcridian-also that portion
of the 10th section, I. 50, n. X. 9
w. remaining unsold. Said sections
will be sold in lots of forty acres.-
A credit of twelve months will be CIV
en-, bond with approved personal Sc
curily will be required Of the purchas,
ers, bearing interest at ten per cen,
from date.
WIN. rENIX, Sheriff.
Naaich 30 io43. 9w21.
, 1843-05-27
SAILOR BOY.
administrators Notice.
90

~ Office is hereby given, that the under
" signed has obtaiuei of the Clerk Of the
County Court of Pike County. letters OF
administration on the estate of john NJ.
Trimhle deceased, dated March Eth, lS43,
all person, indebted to said estate are re-
qu,ted 10 make immediate payment. All
persons having claims against said estate,
are requested to exhibit them properly au-
thenticated, within one yea. from the date
of said letters or they may be precIu!ed
from having any benit of said estate. and If
not exhibited within three years, they will
be forever barred.
ANDREW J. TRIMBLE, Admir-.
Hp.il goth, 1879. 3w26.
, 1843-05-27
Nitrate of Potash il Acute Rheumatism.

SAAN
The nitrate of potash was employ
ed for the cure of rheumatism, in
England, towards the close of the
last century, by Drs. Brocklesby and
White, and its efficiency was strong
~ lauded by them. They gave it in
veried doses (from ten drachms to'two
ounces in the t~wenty-tour hours.)
Very recently this practice has been
revived in the Partisan hospitals, and
NJ. Arrer relates in the Journal dcS
Counaissances Med. Chirurg. april,
184l0 twelve cases, three OF which
were complicated by rheumatic endo-
carditis or pericarditis, and in all, a
cure was effected by the nitrate Of
potash alone. Two Of these cases
suffered a relapse, but the same
means sufficed to produce a cure.
The mode of administration consist
ed in dissolving from two to five
drachms of the nitrate Of potash 10 a.
bout a pint and a half of some pitsane.
sweetened to suit the taste of the in
dividual, and this quantity was taken
in the course of the day. The guam
tity was daily increased. The aver
age quantity of nitrate taken daily by
each patient was a little more than
eight drachns in about four and a
half pints of fluid. TIE cures were
effected within eight days, on an av-
erage of the twelve cases related
The administration of this remedy
caused coplous perspirations, some
times also free alvine excavations.
less frequently increased flow of u.
rine. The pulse diminished in fire.
quency and hardness, and the impulse
of the heart was lessened. Tie nj
trate was given with safety in every
period of the disease, but was found
TO be most successful when admins
tered shortly after its invasion. The
only contradiction to the use of the
remedy was the existence of infiam-
matory affections Of the stomach or
intestines. If gastric symptoms
should arise during the administration
of the nitrate, it ought to be stopped,
and depletive measures used till these
subsidized.
, 1843-05-27
NOTICE

MoTlCE is hereby given that the nm
~ ders'gned has taken out letters of Tes-
tamehtary on the estate OF James X. Frier,
deceased, bearing date the 29th day of
March ls43. All persons, therefore, in.
debted to the estate of said deceased, are re-
quested to make immediate payment and
all persons having claims against said estate
are requested to exhibit them properly su.
fhenticated, within one year from the dat.
OF said letters, or they may be precluded
from having any benefit of said estate. md
u saia claims are not presented within three
years, they will be forever barred
April lst ,1sa3. 500
, 1843-05-27
- cetrr.
From Sears Family Magazine.
IIallOWcd be Thy Name.

AeihhY hbgazlne.
uallowcd be Thy Name.
BY MISS ELIZA COOK.
List to the dreamy tongue that dwells
In ripping wave or signing tree
Go, hoarken TO the old church bells,
The whistling bird, tho whizzing bee;
Interpret right, and 20 will find
IT'S 'powor and glory" they proclaim:
The chimes, the creatures, waters, wind,
All publish "Hallowed be Thy name
Tho pilgrim journeys till he bIeeds,
To gain the altar Of his ~sires;
The hermit pores above his beads,
With zeal that never wancs or tires;
But hottest rite or longest prayer
That soul can yield or wisdom frame,
What better import cen it bear,
Than, Father. HaNowed be Thy name.'
The savage kneeling TO the sun,
To give his thanks OF ask a boon;
The r ptures Of the idiot one
Who laughs to see the clear round moon;
The saint well taught in Christian lore.
The Moslem PROSTATE at his fame
All worship, wonder, and adore;
All end in "Hallowed by Thy namem
Whate'er may be mans faith or creed,
Those precious words comprise it still;
We trace them on the blooming mead.
We hear them in the flowing rill;
One chorus halls the Great Supreme;
Each varied breathing is the same.
Tho strains may differ; but the THEME
Is. "Father. Hallowed be Thy namer
, 1843-05-27

W%arehousing System in Russia.-
The Emperor of Russia has issued q
decree, dated January 9th, ordering
that for three years from the LIST Of
May. l845, goods not prohibited.
which shall have entered the ports
OF st. Petersburg and Cronstadt, OF
Riga and Archangel, had been rcceiv-
ed into the warehouse of the Crown.
shall be allowed to be re-exported at
the will of the owners within the Pc
riod fixed for tn cir (%entreport) remain
ing in warehouse. and on payment OF
the duties TO which they are subject,
, 1843-05-27
TAVERN STAND FOR SALE,

EATISHlNG 10 close my career in
w Bowling Green, offer for sale
The Old Brick Tavern and lots be-
longing to it, together with variety
of household furnalure. suitable for
tavern use, also vacant lots situated
in different parts Of the town, and a
tract olIand, 16O acres Prairie and 80
timber. within II mile Of town. In
case ! should not sell, | will, if desired.
rent the tavern with the privilege of
selling and giving possession at some
suitable time tn be agreed upon.
Terms shall be accommodating.
AUG. curry.
February llth l843. 15---tf.
, 1843-05-27
Final Settlement.

A LII persons concerned or in any way int.
"a rested IN the Estate of Jas. +. Campbell,
deceased, late OF Pike county MO-, are hereby
hoiihed that the undersigned Administrator
will make a final settlement of the estate =,
me next August term of the County Court
Of said county.
ROBERT ALLISON, Admir-.
April 9th, lS43. lvY7.
, 1843-05-27
Paw UP.

ESuOSE indebted to Folwell & Jenninrs.
4 for LEATHER, or otherwise, ior the
past year. will please come forward and
make settlement with the undersigned, eth
er by payment Of the money or giving their
notes, as all the accounts are in his hands,
and hcis authorised TO settle them.
D. :. JENNINGS.
Bowling Green, March llth, IS13. 3t.
, 1843-05-27
Wanted.


1000 bushels of Flax Seed,
800 "ofCastor Beans, nall alamo,
800 "of White Beans. VIC" ''e'H'u
2G00 pounds of Bees Wax,
10000 pounds of good Lard;
For which the highest market prices in
cash will be given.
EASTIN & RANKINS,
GAINESVILLE, Pike County, Missouri.
March l1th, lSA3. left.
, 1843-05-27
Stpayed

EROM The subscriber. on the head
OF ButIilo Greek. two small three
year old coils; enc a sorrel flly. well
made, with a small white place in the
forehead. and a little white Oh the end
"i her nose; TIE other a s cndcr made
Iron gray horse colt stallion, with
a large white spot on the right arm.
Any person Knowing such colts will
please convey word to Mr.. A. Fisher
on Buffalo, or Ia tie Radical office,
and they shall be suitably rewarded,
and confer u great favor on
JANES II. ID. HENDERSON.
HI"H Z2i. 1913 SU95
, 1843-05-27

find a .Ntw Discovery inhe Newspaper
BUSINESS!

A most important an Invaluable discovery
has been made by a gentleman Of this city
by which newspapers may be printed in theiI
present form, and at the same time, capable
of being converted at pleasure into a Maya.
zine form, for preservation.
This grand improvement, which is destin
ed to form n new era in the business, effect.
ing An entire revolution in the art of prin,
ting mammoth newspapers, will be intIodu'
ced, by permission of the patentee, into the
Philadelphia Saturday Museum,
ing in May next.
In announcing to the friends of the news
paper press throughout the country, a dis.
corery which will add so immensely TO the
value OF newspapers, the Publishers of the
Saturday Museum, have, also, the proud
satisfaction of announcing the complete and
triumphant success of their new Family
Newspaper. The liberal patronage already
secured for this new and popular enterprise,
has not only surpassed the most sanguine
expectation, but is entirely unprecedented.
, 1843-05-27
DEAF DVr73p SCHOOL,

EsEAE AVID DUMB SCHOOL.
VGSilf undersigned. a graduate of the Dan.
IL VILE Deafa and DUN Asylum, Ky, will
open Il school for the instruction Of deaf and
Gumb children, at the residence Of Judge Nc.
fariand, in Lincoln county No.
Terms: fifty dollars per scholar for ,welvs
months. All who may feel disposed to nat.
ronizH this school, will please be assured tha,
no attention shall he wanting, which will con.
fuce to the advancement of their cbildren i,
the path of Improvement. Those who NAV
wish 10 send from a distance can Obtain bo,rd
ing cheap in the family Of Mr.. Nc Garland.
JACKSON KING.
REFERENCES.
Jas. w. Campbell, w. Hendrick, s. r. Rob-
Inson, Hiram G. Edwards, G. B. Crane. Tbos
:. Waters, A. FL. Buckner. VIM. Pcnix. Bow.
ling Green. Barrel Riggs, Caleb Mcfarland,
Ashley, Mo.
april 18th. l643. Gift