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CODA-WATER APPARATUS All AUCTION.
- On Monday afternoon, 9th instant, at o'clock,
will sell in front of my store large and complete
assortment of Soda Water Apparatus, viz:
5 copper fountains
force pump, lot lead pipe
gasometer, 9 silver draw pipes
/ generator, copper coolers
/ soda stand, 2 cut-gass urns
Lot wrenches and soda stand.
Terms ofsale: All sums under $40 cash; over $40
a credit of sixty and ninety days, for approved en-
dorsed notes bearing interest.
VIM. MARSHALL,
June CIT Auctioneer.
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June
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wAsBMeros, June S, ls45.

lex gr.; The decree Of the lith July l543 bansbinS
sail natives Of the United States from California Sonora
snaoe and chihuahua; the retail law; and the different
passport regulations. sIt e tet
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Shaer the vain expectation stimulated nv tho aay..s
c,I euIIen, here some time ago and which had ~,
M IN England Of the dsaAec ton of the
eNhenecutiNetowarft the resolutions of ammo ad
also probably BY encouraging letters rom Capt Elliott
mar " proper exerons the proposed connnc,io of
with the federal Union might st be deIas,d ~ u
pres, has revived that subject with increased viqor and
n1ulence Nothing indeed, exceed IN ,ioIsso.
soareness the strains OF invective in which he T,,s
''es ana every thing concerning them Denounced
We're these, however the only characteristics 81 ,h
ebnltions TO which have alluded Of the london nr
ey might indeed be worthy Of perusal as matter ~
osiy, but could have permanent substantial in
%test Our allusion to them therefore not on accom-,
extreme ranoor against the people institutions and
imposes OF the United States but because those Journals
and especially the remarks OF the Times (which we have
~ length in another column furnish exraord
nos vorIoDofahon and conhrmation-if indeed may
moi say aropsiof the purposes and desires ooneerninS
n. R,, which we have hitherto for tive years attributed
government together with still more complete
than we have before had OF the inraues AT or
SS cen Great Britain Mexco and I've are constrained 10
~ he IeNan cabinet for the accomplishment OF those
nos and wishes In journal which whatever
'"aomes'c questions may sometimes arise between and
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"Ths government, therefore, unable to discover any
grounds which this hostile proceeding could found
shadow justification driven to the unpleasant coneu
sion is the result Of sinister ngues having for their
object msead the Mexican people and to force the
tona government to acts OF hostility againsta neighbong
nation friendly but Jealous of its rights and which strong
with immunity" ,es saF
, 1845-01-25
STATE OF MISSOURI, leo
Countv of Pike


In The County Court, February Term 1913.
is ordered by the Court that the follow
Ga ing be observed ne the order of transact
ing business in this Court at every term, viz
MONDAYS ard TUESDAYS, Of each term to
De devoted 10 County business, incinhing
Roads, Revenue. RoRd & Canal Fund. comfy
and township school funds, claims against
the county, paupers, county Offices &c.
WEDNESDAYS 10 allowance Of demands a.
cainst estates not having had an annual set
Element. THURSDAYS and FRIpAYs, to an
nual settlements Of administrators. Execu-
tors and Guardians. in the order OF the dock
ct kept by the Clerk to allowing demands
against estates, settled IN the same day by
Administrator and Executors, and any 9TH
er business in relation to the eatates Of de-
ceased pcrsons end minors: and S~A7uRpAYs
TO find settlements an business relating
thereto.
4 true copy Hom the record.
Teste. a. ". BUCKNER. Clerk.
PerS. w. BucKNuR. Do
, 1845-01-25
pAYNBAg.

THE Undersigned having purchas-
l. ed the Tan Yard, formerly own
ed by O. S. jennings, neal Bowling
Green, and having procured n good
Eastern Tanner, intends carrying on
the business in good style, and bet,
ter than it ever has been. We IN
tend to keep, at all times. Leather to
exchange for hides; oil persons wish,
ing 10 have their hides tanned on
the shares, can be accommodated.
and I will be responsible for all hides
delivered in good order. and if dam.
aged in the ward, will bind myself
to make good, and pay all neglect
or flilure on my part.
All leather Transactions since the
9TH of October last will be attended
10 by me.
DAVID McALlSTER.
March 2lst. 1914. 3m20.
, 1845-01-25
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has obtained Of the
Clerk of the County Court Of Pike
County, letters of Administration on
the estate Of VIM. II. T~insley, decd,
bearing date Nov. 28th, 1914. all per-
sons indebted to said estate, are re-
quested TO make immediate payment.
All persons having claims against said
estate, are requested to exhibit them
properly authenticated, within one
wear from the date oe sad letters or
they may be precIuded from having
any benefit of said estate, and if not
exhibited Within three years, they
vii! be forever barred.
CHARLES BACON, Admir-.
December l4th, 1914. Sw--G
, 1845-01-25
b. A. Fahnestock's Vermifuge.
A Sure Remedy for Worms.

n A.. f'AEfNESTOCk'S Vermi-
u. fnse. : Perfectly Safe and Ger
ain Cure for We,Ms. Certificates
Of its efficacy en- re seen at tho
store Of the subscriber 's~rficien' to
satisfy the II ost incred, Ious- e oil
Ter the following as a Prtof ST lis ct
lacacv:
C.sRoLroN. Green Co., ln.,I
October loh, 1913.
THIS is to certify that ! have been
selling h. A. Fahnestork's & Co.
Vermif, ge. for the last three years,
and in ONE cases, witnessed the ope-
r,ti,n Of the sans. and from vi I
know Of NY own knowledge, and
,ba, which has been t'li ne by 9th.
ers I take pleasure III saying that /
'Larc sever seem nor heard. Of any
Medicine that has given so nn!versa
satisfaction N this community, and
G,r,barmnre. # il nas necessary. I
could procure fifty certificates of hs
efficacy and in expelliBs
JAS. F. SIMPSON. Druggist.
VIZ. VIM. v. HoImEs. Agel&@
u A F,sNksTotE &
, 1845-01-25
HIDES

III, bo received in payment Of debts
d1s 20 mysclfo or the cd firm Of Camp
al. + Crane. They can be delivered ae
t-rs z. Bottoms Drug Shop in the post otfic'
.,ag. B~owhngreen, or at Folwell a. Crane
. 81 On the LOUISIANA road. Pork will be
. mia tall on the cam termt.
&. B. CRANE.
Got l@ib, l644. 49
, 1845-01-25
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has obtained Of the
Clerk of the County Court Of Mont
gomery Co., letters administration
on tho estate of Anthony T Williams,
decd, bearing date Nov. /, 1874, all
persons indebted to said estate, are
requested to make immediate pay
ment. All persons having claims a.
gainsi said estate, are requested TO
exhibit them properly authenticated,
within one year from the date of said
letters, or they may be precluded
from having any benefit Of said es-
tate, and ifno, exhibited within three
years. they will be forever tarred.
THOrS. J. WILLIAMS, Admir-.
December q. 1914. 3w7.
, 1845-01-25
Administrators Notice.

RCOTICE is hereby given, that the
X andersigned has obtained from
the County Court Of Lincoln county.
letters of administration upon the es.
ate ofSapuei Estes, deceased, bear
date The l4ih d7y Of Nov. A. ID.
.344. That all persons indebted TO
MD estate, are requested 10 make
immediate payment; and all persons
having Chains against sai3 estate, are
requested to exhibit them properly
authenticated, within ono year from
the dale 81 SAID letters. or they may
be preciudedsf from ony benefit Of said
estate; and If said claims he not pre-
scented within three years they will be
iJrever barred.
8. r. aoXLEY, Adm'r.
Nov, 18th, 1874, Sws
, 1845-01-25
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New Groceries.

New Groceries.
THE undersigned, would respectfully in
Il fotn. the citizens Of Bowling Green s"A
its vicinity, that he has just received a large
and spicnGid assortment OF Grocerics-
ucE as
Sugar, Cofe. Tea. Rice, Nacker-
Ell, Tar. Sail. Porder, Shot,
LeGd, Mails. &c, &C.,
all OF which he will sell cheap for CASH.
Purchasers would do well to give US a call
b. b. REYNOLDS.
.Anr;I 27th. 1914. tf-25
, 1845-01-25
WANTED.

~7E WANT in payment of sub
~'S; scription, fifty or sixty pounds of
I rd-some Corn Meal, and Bacon,
! cir and Butter-we will pay for the
a.oye named articles the market price.
aadical Office, Nov. 18th, 1874.
, 1845-01-25


perspiratIon. stop tie deSHn'lSd dts
charges. and n a Short time cure the
most invr,era'e case o. dl1rrt Gee.
chronic dvsentery. or habltuaI loo'se-
ness. They are very pleasant to The
taste. and are sold al the low price Of
25 cents a box.
B. A. Fahnestock', Anti Bilious
Pills, a gentle but efficient cathartlc,
expressly adapted Tor u family phys
ic: and are not surf assed ty any 9th
err pill 10 use, foral cases in which a
cathartic is indica'ed. They vii!
operate thoroughly without rripiug.
Price % cents, for Il box continuing
so pills.
Paeumonic, mr. Cough Balsam, n
valuable remedy or Coughs L Colds.
Price CSC. Ccug. Lozrnces. Tba--
Lozenges possess alI the virtues Of
tie best Cough SsruFs, are conven.
lent 10 carry in the pocket and are
very pleasant to the tuste. PIIce %
cents.
Liquid Observation-Disclosures
ting article possesses double the
strength of the common Opodeidoc. IS
more clearly and much more conVen-
icnt'y applied. Price e5 cts.
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ter; for the cure Of weak or iDiamec
eyes. Pee IS cts.
Prepared by b. A. Fahnestock j.
Co.. Corner 9Th & ood Streets,
July %. Pittsburgh.
Or The above MctIcius. Tor sale
by H. &. Edwards, p. u, Bowling
Green. and by Andrew Cucuron, Au-
burn. No.
N.vcmbpr Ash. 1913. iv--r
, 1845-01-25
new CASH STOFE,
AT ASHLEY NO,

THE undersigned beg leave to inform the
citizens Of Ashley. its vicinity. and all
those DESTROYS Of purchasing GOODS to
their advantage. that they have opened =
Store in the above place, aad intend keep.
ing constantly on hand a well selected as
sortment Of
Dry Goods. Groceries, Qu,ens
Wdre. H0rd Ware. Tin
Ware. Boots, Shoes,
, 1845-01-25
SrAIE OE MISSOURI, us.
County OF Pike.

IN to Count. court. Augn,t Term lSll.
HETiLLIANrNG. ISL, OF the
W. lat VIII III testament OF JoSephk
Newton deceased m and flies ins petit
ton for the al, - the reil estatc OF said
dcccused, ani ~ , petition / q accompanied
BY a tric account of h eNecutorship, the
amou. # debts due tn md by the deccas
ed, and frnsinInC unpaid. and an inventory
of TIE re- state, the while verified by the
afE!avit 81 aid executor it is Therefore or
! dcrrd ~ the court that i person, interest
| ed in s,Il estat, hc %notifG' Sr..,.i, aud that
unless the contrary he sh'ar, ~ or h efnre
/ If first day of the next trn of this court,
al order will be made fer the sale Of said
zeal estate or al much ttefcuf IL win he
sufficient to pay the debt of said estate,
aud further ordered that iotice be given by
publication Of tdis orderin some newspaper
in this State for six week..
a true copy from the lecord.
Te.te. A. II. BtCkNER, Clerk.
Per 6. w. B!cENER, u. C.
, 1845-01-25

Z. boOtN. SHOeS.
and Every other article suitable for II Coun-
try Store; which having been bought for
Cash ONLY will therefore he disposed of ut a
small advance, aud we would net hesitate
in saying that we will sell Goods as cheap
for CASH or PRODUCE. as they can be or
tanned al any paint on The rirer above st.
Louis.
No pains shall be spared, and we will
hold out every inducement. 10 prevent the
trade from going TO the river. We will pay
the same prices as are paid at The river eth
rr in GOODS or CASH for all good Produce
delivered at the river. il not delivN:ed there,
w. expect to discount tie h~aul:ng o.lv.-
With these a4vantacc, we hope to merit a
aue share OF public patronage.
BLOCK son.
n. B. The Public nced not take our
word for the above statements. but we wish
we are at all times ready to show onr Goods,
and ~ we stated before, we will posiiireiv
sell them as low n they can be bought 81
any point on the rirer above St. Lonis.
We have also made arrangements 10 shin
Hemp, Tobacco, Uhsat, &C., to any Of the
southern, Eastern. or Foreign Markets by
delivering the Produce at the river, for the
performance OF which We are ready To give
any ~,'eurify required. We will also make
liberal adrances either in Cash or .Msrehan
die, upon any articles entrusted TO our care
for shipment. We hope our reasonable
charges for Commission &C.. will induce
Farmers to give US a call before going 10
the river. BLOCK & SON.
Anil 2Oth. lS44. 3m2i.
, 1845-01-25
st. Louis jan. 10Th, 1914.

from Herry Fogan,s
IN Halls county, m or about II.
iota May last, 4 light bay horse,
SIX years old, nt,ern hands asd one
men hleh' no marks with the excep.
non OF d hw white spots n the back,
caused by the saddle. He maybe
disim -Hshed by a rather short back,
tine neck, well turned smooth hip
and bFond stitie. The undersigned
will pay IS to any one who will
give hm information at Pnynesville,
Pike eounty-where said horse caa
be found. JAMES PAGAN.
! July Goth, 1914. 81
, 1845-01-25
RnrSbiYe Pigs.

Jesse r. SMITH, would inform tie
- public, that he hason hand, and will
be constantly supplied with full bloSded
Berkshire Pigs, and will dispose ofihem
on liberal terms TO sud as are desirous
of improving their stock of Hog. His
breeders were purchased in New Jer-
sey and Illinois. ,o
, 1845-01-25
Straw Cow

A red & white clowded or spotted cow,
II with crumpled horns and a rather
short tail, Strayed from Bowling. Green
early last spring-marks on ears are
r~ecollecled. ANY information relation to
the whereabouts of said cow, will be
thankfully received at the Radical Office.
Dee. 7th,
, 1845-01-25
Planters Tobacco warehouse.

TlIE subscribers having tetr-ap-
l. pointed BY the County Ctrrt of
ST. Louiq County Inspectors Of Tobds.
co at the Planters Warehouse are
now prepared (" inspect and review
wih despatch all tobacco sent to the
above house. and hope by n STRIFE, and
faithful discharge of their dnrs>, 10
-DerIt a ~cOntmuanrr oi the ~pa'rcnege
of the planters The adGrlon. 10.
pelher with the former hops. j. ca.
pable OF storing at least 5000 H. ds.,
apd its central locally will at ~ Times
lnsure To the planters The attendance
Of buyers on daysot sale. To those
sho CONE by wagons there is n large
wagon yard convenient and free Of
',h.ree.
T"oacco will be receivonn afthi,
warehouse on storage, and when not
inspected, ff,v cents per hogsl cad
only, will be charged for sixty days
or less. Z. T. VOOLFOLK,
ROB'T B. FIFE,
HIRAM SUAW, il,
ST. Iouis Jan. 10Th ,oa1
, 1845-01-25
Cars, niiise

At this aas"n I"
complaiorsnre @''Tay']
some and tequent
~ family .h""'d 'rS n
ded with Il bnS ,no\
which will a'!ay u, .n.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-31

E~ The following co mes 10 Us duly autnenu
Gated and We, is strange that no mention snouiu
be made Of The occurrence in the latest haruofd
papers The Herald correspondent states ina' 'n'
Professors were peed with brckbais their furniture
smashed &c till they were compelled TO ny TO the
civ surely such proceedings would be noticed I'd
the papers. Roorbacks' are quite too common
We cannot afford room for them. II was but yes
teriay that we Were compelled 10 omit rioh story
abou, Col Johnson's and Major Figg's bargain
for the glory OF killing Tecumseh strange world ;
where killing fellow being brings glory 10 some
and the gaows to others merely because we sus-
pected il to be a hoax This. however. may be true
Trinity COLLEGE. Hartford July 9Th. ls45.
take the liberty Of furnishing you with the Psrtcu-
az 81 serious rebellion which has inst taken place at
our College
Last week procession Of students formed in
der 70 sv the corner stone Of College building NJ"
hsrr erected In the Presidents absence, the senior
Professor considering the whole matter an irreguarly
In very psrenptory ordered the procession 20
stop and me Students 20 disperse.
They bent On the execution Il their design Of having
le harmless sport refused 10 80, declaring that a.
me ceremony take place out OF the hours Appro
prarei study they had night 70 amu.e themselves
a. they wished. Tie insisting on adsconunusnce OF me
proces dugs they refused 20 comply Win as request
and the corner stone was laid pro forlG.
The consequence wa the rusucson OF thrce or four
Il The leaders The students immediately held meet
ng and declared thar they would not rece iil the Of
tenders were restored This the faculty would not do.
The students stil hold out and i thought that the
Annual Commencement will have 10 be dispensed with.
Yours, respectfully.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-31
cnrre.nondence 81 The Tribune.

Troy HovsE. Troy. y y. July % l-i5.
Its worth a trip up to this to see the excitement
and struggle for passengers TO go hence to White.
hall and =. Johns Before the Jonas Heart was
made ia,, to the wharf we had dozen or more
,oaters on board for Canada passengers. Red Bird
Line. sir Old Line SIR" Here's the Opposition
Line. sir: the fast boat Fashion-like her namesake-
can't be beat Garry You through - Whitehall for
30 cents Il 4 miles and - cents for your meals
Old Red Bird Line. take you safe to Whitehall tor
n shilling and charge YOU only shilling tor your
meals. take you through from Whitehall TO ST Johns
for y cents the splendid boat -aranao (over ~
miles, 20 by This means YOU can 20 from Newt 20
Troy for Troy - Johns tor 3'i cents. and rom
- Johns 20 Montreal for -, cents making just - for
the route 100 miles Cheap enough 10 induce hall
NewYork 10 make the trip
Leave NewYork by the night boat and reach Troy AZ
hafpast 9 A. " next morning lou viii md comiorta
bio quarters this House-Take the packet boat for
whitehall AZ n 4 giving you hours IN Troy reach
whitehall nj 1 4 VI day take the SaIsnac, which
runs Tnssdag. Tlrrsfays and Saturdays only AZ \
and you ihu- reach Montreal in 81 hours from the tim,
Of leaving New York.
All this i occasoned By a company putting on an Op
no.ifiou ROar on Lake Chsmplan. 70 run against the
Whit, hall and Darlington whose proprietors kept tn
sre for a long time up - from Whitehall to - John
This boat was built on the Lake and l. called ne
Franc, she put the fare down 10 81 on ms tn
Burlington and Nhitehalls fares were put down 10 =
and the od company put on the >arsnac to oppo
.on 10 The Francis aius the days that she runs
and they made toe fare the Saranac p cents only
and the fare from Troy 10 Whitehall u, cents I'M
others u down the fare the Francis Safu- 10 81 Anf
from Troy 20 Whitehall 80 cents. II opposition be- mo-
the life OF trade here. Is certainly very cOuvenen
I thing for travellers.
| Tn. grand Cricket match between the - George
CLUB OF New.YorA aud Philadelphia aud the players o
all Canada is exciting great interest. and large mum
hers of persons going 20 see IT, Henry Jesup t-q
and Th0s Green Eco went last Friday 10 settle tn
/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ OF the - Ieorge Oluo lei
New.Nork on saturday evening via Saratoga and Lax,
George 10 Montreal where they expect 10 play on Wed
nesd-y Among the players on the - Georges side WI
he Ticknor Turner Dld.on Of Philadelphia; Ilnsou n
I Groom Wright of Sew York Whestcrot Bage of New
York. Marsh Wild probably-the llth man NOT certsi'
yef Your. diligently W. H. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-31
Crops, &c. ia Northern Ohio.
Correspondence og The Tribune.
PaISsvILLE. Ohio, July "a

correspondence Og Inc lriouhe
P,ISsvIILE Ohio, July ~. l-45.
GENTLEMEN. The Wheat Crop in this section
Of country is now about harvested and acknow-
lodged 30 far as have heard to be an average one
The straw i short but the grain is plump and fine
Corn and Potatoes look well. but without we have
rain soon great fears entertained that the yield
vii be light
Hav. in consequence of the long continued dry
weather il a total failure. Many farmers say that
thcir meadows are not worth moving. and others
that they will hundreds where they usually cut
tons But file rain has fallen IN this neighbOrhOOd tor
nearly three months The wells springs and rivers arr
lower than they have been within the memory OF our
Oldest inhabitants We find hard 10 belong TO the C0d
raisr Society Cattle in consequence are very low. J
am told that the best Mich Cows can be bought from I
20 - At an executors sale few days since, Cows p
4e delivered Spring sold NJ an average price OF -
20 some 10 be delivered during the Winter s. ~
year o.d- n l3- yearl.ngs about O. Thus you see
our farmer, have more Cattle than fodder Do send
some Of your mkmsn out and the market OF some
u the surplus surely il viii pay and | think they
m ght arrange send them all the way by water they
prefer it 10 driving them. Respectfully j.