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New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

WHO HAS DESTROYED STATE CREDIT - ne
Albany Argus and its echoes still harPiHg ."
the depreciation OF our State Credit since 1000
and most unfairly attribute it to the conouci Oh o''
Whig Administration Now we defy the Argus TO
name single LocoF oco State at all engaged III
Internal Improvement whose stocks stand so high
in the market IA DO ,hosc Of Ncw-f7rk at this
moment. Bu, that Is not all: The general dcpre-
c;o,ion of State credit is demonstrably attributable
10 the dishonorabIc and swindng course Of Loco
Foco Legislators and Executives in threatening the
reputation of their State Debts or openly r-rudi-
a,iag them Can any nan doubt this! How is
j, possible that State Stocks should stand their
ground, while our Youngs and NJ. Hofi,nans
predicting that they will be paid. and the
Locc-Foce Governor Of Mississippi declares that
the bonds Of that State shall never be paid, and is
sustained in that ayo~al by his party
If any man doubts that the present attitude of
tn Loco Foco party Of Mississippi, in nominating
and supporting their candidates expressly the
ground of Reputation of the State Debt, has re-
riously depressed ard shaken all State Credit, we
ask him to perusc The following extract from the
last London Bankers Circular, viz.
The holders of the United States Baak de-
bentures are looking forward with great anxiety to
the election of the future Governor of Mississippi,
as the Stock of that State Is among the securities
for the payment OF the loan. The gIemt fear Is
that Il Governor muy be elected who will tread in
the steps of Mr.. McNutt, whose office expires next
January, in which case they have every reason TO
despair of these securities being of any value what
ever. The conduct Of the present Governor in re-
pudatne the Bonds of the State has, has often
been observed, done the greatest damage 10 Ameri-
can credit not only that of the single State bat
Of tue Union generally. Finding such principles
as are avowed by Governor McNutt flourish in
part of the Union the capitalists here are
alarmed lest th~y may find corresl onding senti-
rnents in other parts, and any attempt to raise mo-
ney here, even on the part of the Federal Govern
men, would, in ull probability, be complete fail
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

70 Charles F. Hoffman, Esq. of this City lee
ture, this evening before the Boston Lyceum on
the Spirit OF Trade
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

NEw-oaLEAs..-Thc sickly season has SO fer
advanced tina, the business between New-Oreans
and thi. city begins TO resus,c its usual activity
The splendid ship OHro, Capt HEzEx1AH Lyon
(Collin.'s Lne,} sailed Yesterday with very val
u.be cargo Of assorted merchandise, number Of
cabin passengers, and about 100 in the s'eerage
We are glad to see this ane ship introduced into
the line. she Is absut go tens burhen, was
built under the immediate inspection OF Capt
LYON, one of our ablest -eamen. and Is pronounced
by judges one Of the FINEST merchant vessels ever
built in Newly ork.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

u We learn tha, number Of Reformed Drunk
ards will address Temperance Meeting at the
Dutch Reformed Church, corner OF Blocker aud
Amos streets, THIS erening, Nov. II, at o'clecs.
We hope the house will be filed and the good
work promoted
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
.,no,,-,,rxrS py -rgE GOVERNOR.

Thomas Wate.s Of Lockpor; Inspec' or OF sole Leain
er for he comfy Of Niagara in plass OF Ed"in = sS0n
Ds ,,sI Mott r. Of Henps,ead Wreck master for the
county Of O lens. II pIsce OF Tholas Hewitt deceased
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

70 1t appears that Wellington, alias J. Angus
tins Smith, the Virsnian writing mater with Two
wives, tool his second wife from Richmond to
Boston, where his first wife resided, remained
there some time, and was detected there by his
first wife. VIVA. could the foolish villain mean
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11


u Interesting and JsefuI.-A beautiful styi'
OF Painting i taught few lessons by Prot. Salua B.
Smith, a, the :rluie building. No. 273, Of Cham
Der. street aAd Broadway, where sst,fseIOn is guar
4nteed. From tn. and aat,ering testnonlaD
voluntarily presented him. aaL his 10 mpar,
his method teachers aud principals Of semaafie
Mr. : Ia. confidence ability give .aIns sails
flc.ian he ha. hitherto given. MIS- having hal expert
enee IN teaching rery highly approved system of short
h'nd has arranged 1t to give any person comp,,.
and thorough kno=edse Of the same in Lessons of a.
hour each Ia attendance from to pam
Aopy those who have had the courteousnsss to ofy,
'n'' Ss-s 70. reference. Rev Geo. Peck E4i,-r Of
the Quarterly Review; Mrs W;sm., an e... II teach
er Of Music, Printing, &C.. Mrs Nichols, formerly pria
ciPa Of the Fsmae Seminary ia Brooklyn; A. H. " heel
er distinguished teacher of Bookkeeping and P.nn,an
ship in th,s city. CT n5 #
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

He Companies 70 Ftnd'ANou' nj 'I0U''V 'e'H'U
Arsenal: oil ima.. .le.;iaa,,on, Forts Jcssup aud
,ny.on. soa,c 500 ui.,, mp The Red River Col.
Harne, to command tho four Companies rema'a'
ins in flodia.
Tie ship Nicholas Btlile has arrived at savan.
nah from FORK, with 10 recruit, FOR The ID
lniantry. on service in Florida. They are under
conmnnd Of Cant. Jn.ius kinssbnry
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

Qrggx OVER THE FENALss.-ln Ashaniee Ash
anti peculiar provision i made with reference To
the temar sex One Of the kings sisters i cor
.tituted the soyerncss o the empire or queen over
thc females. When this parsonage on certain
occasion. honored Dupuis with call sle was ac-
,.o,r,,,ried bv about ont. hundred and fifty women
and Girls. many of whom were described as The
wives and daughters of men Of high rank. All
the females in the empire are said to be placed IN
der her control bat whatever may be the nature
and object of the training to which She subjects
them. it is certain tina; it i not n,endcd TO make
the wifi. the rational companion and confidential
friend of her husband her curiosity Ia sure 10 cost
an ear and if she betrsys secret with which she
ha, by any means become acquainted her incen,ed
husband Furnishes her by cutting Oft her upper mp
The sight Of women who have suffered such IN
fiction. Is a, common in these days in Coomassir
rs II was in the time of 6owditch.
Reecham's A.hantes aud the Gold Coast.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

GEoael. RALRoAD.-Tae Western and At
lan;ic Railroad Of Georgia Is no~ nearly COM
pleted to the Etowah River, 80 miles. There has
been thus far expended in its construction the sun
Of % 18l ,aa7. Coz. Mcdonald urges il vigorous
prosecution, and predicts that j; viii prove very
profitable as well as advantageous to the State.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

Ernnlklin Lyccum.--Th Lyceura VIII meat
MS EVENING al the College in Greatly street The
stete!:es WIZ commence at O'clock Of Essay.
keeitaons and DEBATE The Public sr, inyit.. 10 n.
ie9d NIL IL w. ~. GALLAER, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

~ MICHIGAN has been swept clean by the Lo-
co-Focos. The Editor Of the Detroit Advertiser
has heard of the election of one Wing 10 the
House, but refuses TO believe it. He condoles
heartily with the unfortunate Loccs, who will have
10 face the interest of the Five Million Debt they
contracted in 1886. while their hapless State
Printer will be compelled to do the public work
at half his former prce--hc having testified last
winter that this is abuslant.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

e. \ ire broke ont IN the town Of F'ter'Anrsh
on Standby night last, which destroyed the Pre>by-
,efian Chatcb. Powcls Hotel, stables. aud thirty
two horses The church. had been but lately re-
paired. and new and handsome steePle added TO
it. The loss j. vmiously eeumnted nj between
a j conn nnn.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
THE TRIBUNE.

THURsDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1aN.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

o. The Amistad Africans are nov in Boston,
reading, telling their history. &c. teiore large
audiences.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

q The Alexandria Gazette reports falling
out between Messrs VF5se, Giin,er and Mallory,
constituting the bulk of the State Rights party in
Congress- 1t hints that there j. room for appre-
hension that Mes.rs Wise and Mallory will come
back TO the Wings. We think
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

E Fire students at O5erlin, Ohio, last wear,
caught and severely whipped another student,
whom they detected in sending dishonorabl-, pro-
po.als TO Young lady attending the seminary
They we're prosecuted therefor both eiviIiy and
criminally: in the cy suit. the Lynchee recovered
81, 5OO in the criminal, the Iynchers were founa
guilty.. and fined, one $780, the others $50
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

" Sir Allan McNab requests all those who
participated in the destruction Of the steamboat
Caroline to communicate the fact with their sd-
dress respectively to him without delay also state
if they have suffered any prvation or injury on ac-
count of tina, affair.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

"LEvlss RETREAT. a letter from Galveston,
Texas, says -" Lewis, the great PhadelPhia
irancier. is >ull here; he resides a. the country
residence of Moro Phillips Esq. about five miles
from the city, which Is now known 10y the appel
lation of Lcvi-s Retreat.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

UJ' The extensive Chair and Cabins; Manuiac-
tory of Cutter, White & Co, on Washington 81
Buffalo, was partially DESTROYED by fire on Friday
night. Los. 81 900. Insured
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

- !: New oresns. rIeIt are making to put
the baak- Of HAT ely - P" to Re sumo, and much
doubt st upan tue subject. But upon the question
tn. Coils, Coaess, az have already Resumed aud h"i
RA@ss Candy the sovrTeigcest thing on earth Tor thu
pfte-e Cois and Cougar, there not rest par
ticle OF :uubt The occlim of all who have
used has iac. the matter beg oud caVil ant the
convert. 10 I'll, belief dniy muliiiudnous III.
OF ccsHn. IL ak bug mge triai, aEi Conyicoa
follows day the Kgh.. It. virtues iruly
prla. anj mrst happy IL ter result. For sale -
81 Hoad~"v, Hf-. King and A. & z Sands. Faton
street and lieti'S corner ci Ann and Nassau streets
II General Committee of Democratic
Wing orn@ .firn.-Au ADJOURNED meeting Of this
VIII be heid National Hall, CanIl street
Friday t.yehlng, l2lh Of Noycubrr At : O'Clock.
BENJAMIN DttkEi Chairmaa.
WILLIAM 3. MARsH. ,,.,;
CiLLs II. HfLiYgR, nil
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
1t is to lie had only q, Il Maiden Lane.

FEVER AND AGrE - Halo, stranger said a traveller
the Western States TO person who Sat shi'er
ihg aud chattering By the roadside # his body rs
eal sr to get rid Of his sou, what may bd your COM
plan, " .Ony morning. cal Of fever and ngu', W.
irre out IN reSly; the land these regions 80 con
founded fertile that they pans only tor the ren ! .
on en-. TO where you viii, you'd mad sli the peop
Shakers: the Shakes cone nat'raly. It's mShy DE
country stranger but u advise you to gel oat OF ties
ieg,ns QUICKER than oiled lightning The traveller
U. he'd, aud held up stick OF candy winch he was suck
my excianibg Il ihr same time, " This Is my remedy
uoy Just lick H. an! tie wly Fever aud ague gets licked
is Il alton 10 Crocset. Gu stand all light up to ny
swamp, ard not get tie saadow o chill iiuz
~ ar Pelse 81 Son, iluarhouuI Candy" aud asey 10
trotcd leaving the shaking gentleman IN double i OF
envy and rng-. Ii tie t1rnentor with the Candy had
within reach hs might hiyo got smashcr for
his aims ILLINOIS Banner.
We the above paragraph from Western paper, TO
the fame pEASE SOss CANDY IN other parts 81
the country I.- actpi;Ii uedcine journey aud na
orc who travels shOni 10 without Messrs. Pesse
have done pHDc g,rht benefit, and thty sboEI!
pa,ron.zed Sold whoie,,s aud retail Al IS Uyisun
st:cct
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

II TIE Directors OF the Scw-York Ly-
ceu,.r re, oc,fa!y INFORM the P.b- that the Third An
nu.i Course OF Lectures before institution viii be de
lyercd in the Broadway Tabernacle "Wednesday
iug, Of each week commencing early N Novems'T'
Ialro uclory ~ ,se Hon. SamI L. Southard' of New
Hon Henry D. Glpin date Attorney General Of the
tlnitci sstlie-,) on ----
Hon. e. C. Cauabrcieng, date Minister Of the United
States TO Russa.) on ku,,a.'
EnAu Bafr.tt. g. NJ Learned Blacksmith Of Massa-
chu.slts) Oh The influence oil Psychological Natap ofs
aud Impressions tho Progress OF Geuera Intellectual
Cultivation aud Development
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

o. lntormauon from Nalche1 il TO the 10Th
ult. The fever there had not ceased. Three new
cases occurred ON that dny.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

[D' The Charlottesville Republican (Loro) ie-
ports that Hon. Vim. c. Rives mas declared IN
favor Of HENRY Clay for next President.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

% We have received calm and able article
on the Public School Question. which we mean to
insert, but cannot find room Tor just ROW. We
purpose in due time to give place 10 hNe articles
on each side of this ques,ion-said articles not to
exceed column in length We could wish that
The advocates of change, and those who prefer
the system as it is, would each select champion
from their respective ranks to set forth their views
and objects in our columns, above indicated.
Is not this the best course What we desire Is
TO place the subject truly and impartially before
the public, and there leave it. /, seems TO us es-
.cn,ial to proper discussion that the question be
kept as Independent, of National Politics as posi-
bic, and discussed simply on its merits We be-
ieve FIVE articles from each side, published on
alternate days, will be sufficient. VIII the ady0-
Gates and opponents Ofihe School System as IL Is
indicate to us respecting their acquiescence In or
dissen, from the discussion we propose
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

u The citizens of Buffalo, after giving a I.o-
co-Foeo majority at the recent Election imme
diately held meeting and resolved that The En-
largement of the Erie Canal from Bvf'.ls TO Lock
por, mus, be made forthwith, 70, divers good and
substantial reasons by ,bem stated. We hope
their new political allies will give their case a
speedy and favorable consideration.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

'Ti. true 's pity, aud pty IA, IL tue, ;hat 50
man M spend heir money for useless, AT tc.es regaFd
less Of their ftare wants. for trilr they Gun III
py Al thor real vans Many will throw a"gy 10 iraiie
olI,r far some worthless o-iruHi cold cIrg
wnca safe and CERTAIN remedy be had Il l'5 Nassau
It AZ comparatively nothing. How maa spend large
suc ~ do-toriGr their cHldren for s"ml uns"o com
MINT, wr-r one bcx OF sherman Worm Lozcng :
sonl elec = pcrfrct IO" many Pay i9nr. M or
eight >hir- rs for some fancy pI,tr, ~heu saein'h :
Poor Man. Plaster wkrh costs hu; III cents pleasant
or 70 wear and ~ more fica:ous. HOTmany rum their
t-,,a l., u>iny locteriols ,Gbances, vixen Sasrnah d,
sris Tooth Paste voaiI miat 10 them brliansy ana
beauty hi,be 20 unkuca Seetsn the breath harden the
guns aad igavr delicious aste IN tie NOUN. lhey
IN, al .oi n los Nassau ST. Bowtry, II Broal way,
OBJ Bseckrr 227 Hudson ~ l39 Fulton 81. Brooklyn,
Retidi.r : Safe Il sion.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
> Interc.,ing ana U.efuI.-A

Il sry Chapnuan's Magic X, xor Strop made at
l04 WIllsm-st fa) nil
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

z VI bite Z etth-ConpouR4 Aromatic Tooth
Pate, speadi article cleansing the Teeth, rvirg
them hign poi-h aud beautiful -th surface without
ihs least possible danger CT scratching tescDg
Thoe like 10 see and po.-esss white tech should
u-e tins Pste - cents per jar Ny naine Ia III IA.
engraved label on each jar.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

% The Bos,onians give Grand Ball 10 the
Prince de Joinve when he visits that City. The
Mayor Jonathan Chapuran) heads the Committee.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

- Read the following Iuut III Gaze Of inlamnl1
tori Rheu,uati M cured By Dalay's Magical Pam EN
tractor This i, certify that hiSe been for tea years
past subject to severe attack, OF llhmmaory RheGnG-
t,a IN my re Ii, hand aud wist that Al una, WAS un
able myself wi hout as-is ancc - fact my arm
entirely useless. Hearing of the virtues oil Daley
Magical PAIN Extractor. | purchased small box OF
Mc,srs. Swan Wells Rochester, az! IN three applicl
tons my hand and wrist entirely cured aud rs
strong asd useful could wish. nv business Is that OF
a tanner and currier where istantiy exposed 10
cod and wet wish 10 publish th,s benefit Of
ho.e suffering under similar attacks, believing that ths
medicine will relieve them. am employed IN Mr..
trHye.s Tannery where persons wishing to say thea
selves By personal inquiry do by calling an ne
JAMES JEFFRlES.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

II Chapmnm's Magic sirop wiki Metallic
Hone. warranted /, please Also superior STAY
Cream Pocke, Book Wallets. Sc ths Manufsc to-
~, Log Wiliian-strs-t o. nil
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
y. Emporium Of shenp .:ar.ncnt. -1.he

~ Emporium of Cheap Garments The
Public requested 10 call AID examine the style Of Sur
tauts, Counter Froeks, &c. offered a. 40 Broadway
American Ho:el under tie the III
be fouad compete wish the work Of any the
zde, while the pr.ces such offer n1uce-
lnert, to purchasers. WM. T.. JENNINGS,
NIL mig C9 Draper aad Tailor.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
He has another remely-as follow:

| would therefore recommend that law be
passed subieoting to inspection every package OF;
goods that shall be imported either directly or it,
directly. from the State ST Newfork, or any other
State munliesling the same disposition Of hostility
to our Institutions. and that competent officers be
appointed TO execute the law, with sufficient sa!a-
ries 10 be provided by du. ties goods imported
from these States; and moreover. tina, all su<-
pectcd persons coming irem such States be requit
ed 10 find surety for their good behavior and par
uculaily that they will in manner interfere or
hold intercourse with our slave population while
within our limits
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

HCfStNr. ~ Tx IL i. 5OI tireenvch u.
lnYeator and Manufacturer Of this ne. article.
NIL IL IN
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

~ Rev. S c. FREY, the converted Hebrew, i
now at Buffalo and vicinity, soliciiing money Ia
send him a. Missionary TO the Jew, at the South
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

10 The Government OF Canada has Just paid
500, 900 iorproperiy at Kingston, covering ground
on which new defensive works are to be erected.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
Mercantile s.ibInry Association.

Mercantile Library associaiion.
IL The Board Of Directors have the pleasure Of an
rounciEg the Mener, snd friends Of the Institution,
The FREDERICKSBURG COURSE OF LECTURES,
TO bo delivered Cntoa Hall on tie TueaG4y Evening
II each ssek, commencing Nov. OH.
INTRoDUc1 oRf-An Address the occasion OF tie
T~enty iirst hnarefsary,
ny the Hon "lLLIiH fNGLiS.
Nd Poem BY W!LLiah CUTTER Esq Mem6sr q
Lse AssgciafiOn.
one Lecsurr-ilo.. GEORGE N. DALLAS, Of Penn,,i-
ea,t.l, date United States Minister TO Rassid) On
ons Lectur.-rfon. RUFUS cnoATG CUuteA Sta,o
Senator f,oaa MassGchusstisJ
One Le;ture--EIihU EDkEiIT, AN Of Massackass,h
one Learned biaeksmii) e i Roma Patriotism
c7agcn,al witl the Htpibiican principle or The sr
rit OF oGf Institutions -
0ne Lec:are-Reg JOHN o CHOULEs. st Bar.
tl,n.eins E's Day ami Admiral CoIgly"
One i.ecturc-DA AVID PAUL BROWN, Egg. OF Philcdd
Diia
Two Lectures--Msjor G. TOCHMA1. date ea o6esr d
tte Pohshaz1Fg -Frelrssor the Coiisge Of eityg
La;is''ls, A'H!nesy) "Ths flis.oy Aad Re'Oluuoa
az Po.Ald."
GA i.cc'ars-JosEpH R. CHANDLER, Esq. Of Psaa.
Gst2.tG Tire cultivation of tho Affections"
Ose iectuec-Hev. HENRY ". BELLOWS. "Msnasrs
aud mars.. 81 Republic
40 i.,ctrr FEM BIN >ILI.IMAN, IL D., (Pr9tt'-
sor Yaie CoIiege, Feto- H0res)
l. sketch OF the structure OF the Earth, including
the leading facts OF Zoology"
II. Theory Of tie powers and operations by Tbifh
the arrangement has been cdscted-sith the
results OF rtii iy and beauty"
one l-ecture-WlLL!AM f.. STONE, Ed. Buccaneers
ofhnenca"
One Lec,ufe--GgAyvGFLR SHARP PATTIsoN. H.
d. lPrcfessor UHiUsrs:y aie6ieAi School . &c coz
siituiion and ORGANIZATION Of the Animal Body.
One Lrc1urc-R. -. J. u. CARTWRIGHT, d D.
One l.ecuos-JoiH NEAL, E'q. Of Portland "seA
keiisncs-"
One Lecture Rev j 81 nAFFlr (PrcftssOr 81 Char''
COlegs, Mlsson.I) SELF EdGcaos.'
thsd,efnry nrT h 1 HRIfYN n 4GER orc Yff-
sidfAt Rztgers' C0Nsge NsD Je'sey.
Doe Will he gwen from time time Of the ords'
N hch absse gentlemen III deliver their respective
Lectures
TERMS ZOE COURSE.
Tickets ajmi;.ins member and one lady -......SS
Do DO member AID one lany...-.
Ladies Tickets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
70 be obtained Of Librarian Clinton all asd al mo
,1e book Store Of Baker, Crane Co l5e PEARL GEAR
Wall street. T. e. LOCKWOOD.
o25 n Chairman Lecture COMMITTEE
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

D- The amount of Tolls collected at LockPori
last year to Nov lat, wa. s. ,459 TIN, GEAR :22
lO7-showng an increase Of nearly 400 per cent,
, 1841-07-24

from which the wind usually blows at the
time Of hay making. Ii any 1ues happened
to be closed by the pressure of the grass,
they were easily opened by a smaller and
pointed log; or when the largeness OF a shock
threatened this convenience, it was effectu-
ally prevented by inserting into the tiue q
a short forked. stick, as soon as the log was
removed, to hold up the hay; and as the logs
are withdrawn as soon as the shocks are hn-
ished, two orr1three are sufficient Tor follow
ing a dozen mowers. The hay thus made
is the best ever saw, and the efficacy OF
the mode of curing it was strongly supported
by the grass growing under the shocks hav-
ing been injured, whereas, never lefr shocks
so long in one spot before, without its having
been killed by the undissipated fermentation
Of the hay in curing. Corn-blades, o: tod
der. sustained an immense loss-corn, in dry
weather, by two or three days exposure
to the sun and dews, and in wet they are
nearly ruined. BY way Of experiment.
shocked them in the mode just explained,
quite green, but dry, allowing them from
four TO eight hours sun before they were
shocked, and thus made the best fodder
have seen or know; but the weather was
favorable. The ends of the blades were
outwards, and the shocks were bound to the
top by ropes made Of the blades.
, 1841-07-24
E
OF THE
MISSOURI FARMER.

A MONTHLY PUBLICATION DEVOTED TO THE
INTEREST OF AGRICULTURE.
TIME undersigned has for the last year
l. published a work on farming in Illinois,
which has circulated TO a considerable extent
in this State.
But considering this city to be a more
favorable location, and still retaining his old
list, he would now call upon all true friends
10 the agricultural pursuit in this State. to
extend a helping hand at the onset OF this
new start. A paper published in this State
devoted TO the interest Of the farmer, Will
have great advantage over Eastern works OF
the kind, which are published TO suit their
own soil and climate.
The pages of the Missouri Farmer will be
filled with articles representing our own
stock, and showing the Improvement neces-
sary: with articles on Tobacco and Hemp,
written by persons on our own soil: with ar
ticles on Seeds, Vegetables, and every thing
profitable for us to raise.
We respectfully ask Post Masters and
others to whom we address this circular, II
they will not put themselves out a little 10
obtain us a few subscribers? Ii each person
who receives this would send us but two sub
scribers, we would feel greatly encouraged.
There is no one but could 90 this, either by
getting two persons to subscribe. or four
neishbors, which would only cost them hall
a dollar a piece.
We shall publish Our paper through tins
year whether our appeal is heartily respond
ed 10 or not. for we have so arranged.
We reques, any names that may be OBJ
tanned. should be sent in as soon as possible
if only one. please send TO US. .
TERMS:-One dollar per year IN ad
vance. Six copies TO one address for IS.
ST. Louis, June, l84l-jeII 4tw
p. GOULD.