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ton and the rights oi the people.
l2. RESOLVED, That we tender our ac-
acknowledgements to the Hon. John Miller,
end the Hon. John C. Edwards, our .epresen-
tatives in Congress, for the manner in which
they represented our interest, and their
"devotion to the true Democratic principles"
during the late extra Session Of Congress.
Is. RESOLVED, That 10 the selection Of
candidates for the next Congress, it is impor-
tant we should have men of tried faith who
have the confidence Of the people, and who
can ably advocate the Democratic cause be.
fore them.
ID. Resolved, That Maj. Wm. McDan.
iel, of Marion county, by the able manner
in which he has advocated the Democratic
principles and by his u%ntiring labors in the
cause Of democracy, during the last and for
mer years, has entitled him to the confidence
and support Of that party and that we respect.
fully recommend him to the favorable con.
a suitable candidate for the next Congress,
and that we instruct our delegates to the
State convention aforesaid to advocate his
claims to nomination.
On motion Of Geo. w. Eastman, VIM.
Priest and Lewis Tracy Esqrs., were ap-
pointed delegates to the State Convention to
be hereafter held for the purpose of nominal
ting candidates to represent this State in the
next Congress.
On motion Of VIM. Priest, Esq. the follow
ing persons appointed a committee to fill any
vacancy which might heppen in the delega.
ton aforesaid to wit: Isaac Scarce Of
Snencer towhsh,p. AInhonzo EIoan of Jasper
township. Capt. Thomas L. Norton of Salt
River township. Benz. Ely Of Saline town.
ship. Richard T.. Hooker of Clay township
and VIM. :. Sims Of Saver,nn township.
On motion Of p. Y: Smith, it was resolved
ira, the procesdinaSuf this meeting be signed
nv the Chairman Hni Secretary-and 4 copy
thereof br srnr TO the Editors of tie Mis-
,nuri Arms. Salt River Journal and Palmy.
n'Com icr. for publication.
On m"riun the meeting adjourned sine
lie.
WI. =. LOFT. MD, Chairman.
m nTNNNTk NJ -
, 1841-10-23
HONESTUS.
Democratic Meeting
OF RAILS COUNTY,

Pursuant to previous notice a portion of
the democracy of Rails county Mo-. met in
the Court House in the town If New London.
on monday the llth day Of Oct. Is4l.
The meeting was organized by calling
Wm. S. Lniind ESQ.,. 10 the chair. and ap.
pointing Jeremiah B. Vardeman Secretary.
VIM. Prest ESQ.,, being called upon by the
chair explained the objects Of the meeting
in short and appropriate address. On mo.
ton Of VIM. Priest ESQ.,, a committee of
five were appointed by the chair. TO wit:
VIM. Priest ESQ.,, Isaac Scarce, P. N.
Smith Geo. W. Eastman and Capt. Tho's.
P. Norton, to draft and report as soon as con-
uenient q series Of of resolution expires.
siys of the sense of the meeting for
Q short time returned and submitted tbs
, 1841-10-23
LAND FOR SALE.

RY authority of an order Of the Rails
- County Court. Of the 18th day Of Sept.
IS4I. | will sell TO the highest bidder, in
The Town of New London, on the first Mon
day in November next, the following descri-
bed real estate, situated in the County Of
Pike Missouri, as the property Of silas II.
Field ian insane person for his support3 to
wit: the West half of the South West quar-
ter OF section 80, township 81 and RACES
West. containing eighty acres OF land-ths'
purchaser will be required to give bonds with.
out sufficient security for the purchase mo-
ney, one half payable in three Months. aud
the remainder in twelve months from the
day Of sale. the title (Which is eood) will be
made on the full payment Of the purchase
money.
MARY S. FIELD. Guardian Of
SILAS H. FIELD.
Sept. 18th I84I-4t.
, 1841-10-23

/ Preparatory Dfpartmenf-fnglI,i', Lain
and Greek Grammar, CBsar's Comm e~ntaries,
and Virgil's AeDiei q books; Geek Tesla
ment, (gospel) and Cir. Minora, Geography
and Arithmetic.
Freshman Udss-First session-Sallust;
antiquities -Fisk's; CIR. Maj. X%enophon's
History; Algebra begun.
Second session-Algebra completed; Ho-
race begun; X%enophon's Memorabilia; &C.
omet-y begun.
Sophomore Class-First-Iforace com
Ple,ed, Geometry completed; CIR. Majora-
Oratory; Trieonome,ry.
Second-Cicero De Oratore begun; Ho-
mers's IIiad; Mensuration, Surveying, Navi-
CATION; Jamison's Rhetoric; Comic Sections
Analytic.
Junior Observation-Disclosures
,ial and Integral; De Oratore completed; Che.
mistry, Mineralogy and Geology; Natural
Philosophy.
Second-Gr. Majora-Critics; Nat. Phil.
and Astronomy; Botany, Nat. His, and Ply.
siology; Tacitus.
Senior Class-First--Logic and Rhetoric,
Whateley's; Intellectual Philosophy; Ethics,
Wayland; Civil Polity, and Constitutional
Law.
Second-Tnternational Law; Modern Lam
guages; Christian Evidences; Political Econo-
my, Say.
The regular entrance examination will
take place on the second Wednesday in No
vember next.
Candidates may be examined subsequent
tEy in vacation. or during the session.
J. II. LATHROP,
President of the anniversary.
Columbia. August 90, 1841.
N. B. Will each Political and Literary
paper in the State friendly to the cause of
Education and the State University, give the
above one or two insertions in their pa
pers. ag30
, 1841-10-23
TROY JOCKY CLUB RACES.

WILL be run over the Troy course IL nilet
w West Of Troy, on Tuesday the 18th October
next; mile heats, for a purse Of $50 enussee, 10
per cent on the amount of the purse.
On Friday the Doth two mile heats, purse one hun.
dred dollars entrance, 10 per cent on the amount
Ut the entrance.
On Saturday the anfh mile heats, best three 10 i've
for the entrance money of the two proceeding days,
entrance SIS dollars, entrance money to be added TO
the purse.
The following rule was adopted BY the elub-so
person shall start a horse for any purse under the
control OF this Club, other than q me.-bsr. aad 10
being a citizen of st. Charles, Warfeo, Montgome-
ry, Lincoln or Pike Counties, and at least one third
interested, and at the same time producing proof thar
bis horse belongs 10 one Of the above counties not
less thaa three months previous TO the day OF
running.
By order OF tho club
The Sscsstsry.
Sept. p, leIl.
, 1841-10-23
J. B. V.ARDEMiN. Sect.

TIE Prince DE- J"rNvrLLE i, seems is com
inc West. The New York Express of the
9th. saws he left that city ON Thursday even
M for Albany. on his way l." Like Erie. and
the West. Il is understood that the Prince
intends 10 make the tour of the Mississippi
Valley before his return 10 New York.
, 1841-10-23
MARRIED.,

On the 4rh inst By the Rev Mr.. CoNFoRr,
The Rev. Mr.. ii. y. WlLBlR. To Miss REBsccA
ANS McQUrE. all Of this comfy.
'-On Thursday the 2lst inst. by the
Rev. Mr.. BECK, Mr.. LEROY p. JOHNSON, TO
Miss. S. c. $. DAVIS. Eldest daughter OF
the Rev, VIM. Davis. all of this county.
, 1841-10-23
NOTICE..

A Ii persons are hereby foreworned from
IA trusting my wife Lucy on any account,
as | an resolved not to pay any Of her con-
tracts, as she has left my bed and board
without Il jus ,~provocation. She left on We'd
nesday the 18th day Of August lS4l.
JAMES HUGHLETT.
, 1841-10-23
FINAL

THE undersigned administrator of the es.
l. tate of II. III. Browns. decd. late OF
Pike County Mo. hereby gives no.
tice 10 all creditors and others interested
in said estate. that he intends 10
make n finli settlement OF the said estate,
at the next term Of the County
Court OF said county.
JOHN SOUTH, Admir-.
Oct. %. I84I.-4'.
, 1841-10-23

OBEsrrY.-A MN named Lewis Cornelius
recently died at Milford. Penn, who weigh.
ed CTS pounds.
, 1841-10-23
EINAL-~S SETTLEMENT.

SrE undersigned A6m!nis;ror of the estate OF
Meredith =. Shepherd. decd late Of Pike County
Nc. hereby gives notice to all concerned or in anyway
interested in said estate, that the undersigned admin
istrators will apply for a final settlement Of said esta'e
at the mex, Nov. term of the County Cont OF
said county.
ANDREW SHEPHERD, An.,
JESSIE SHEPHERD,
Sept. %. 1s4l.-it.
, 1841-10-23
UNIVi:R SITY DF THE STATE OF
MfSSi)lJKI.

VlHsSsSaVON NE
TilE preparatory department OF this In
l. str'm'iou was opened arrceah!y To pub
liz u"rirr. "n III" l4'h If April. and is now
IN >ur'"s-inI op ration. Although the fall
at. nv tn 'Hf The University will not take
pace IN consequence al the Temporary un-
p:.,iucrIveG->< I'll lis funds. before the au-
ruuin If 1912. prnvi-i"n has been made for
tia. frrmlrinn of the regular ""lir.i:ie claS-
SEA-. .n ur about The first "G Drrmher of the
current year. With - vi.w {" Ih- thorough
instruction, and discipline "f The institution,
the nnnirr of it, officers will be increased
at ia" r'rnu"nrrrnrnt nf the collegiate year,
and the necessary books. and apparatus, both
Philosophical and Chemical will be provided.
The subjpIned schedule exhibits substan-
italy the course of study 10 he pursued in
the University, and serve as guide TO young
gentlemen who may be desir"us Of connect
NJ themselves with either Of the regular
classes.
, 1841-10-23
FINAL

FINAL SEl llsIsAlE-Ni
TIME undersigned administrator of the es-
l. tate of Austin Almond deceased, late
IF Pike County No. hereby gives notice TO
all creditors and others interested in said es-
tate. III I he intends to make a final settle
men' oi said estate. at the next November
term If the County Court Of said County.
ID. J. ALMOND, Admir-.
Oct. 9, 164i-4t.
, 1841-10-23
TAILORIN G.

lie subscriber wishes TO return his sincere thanks
y to the citizens Pike. for the public patronage
heretofore received lie also wishes to inform them
that he will carry on the above business in oil its va
ious branches at the same stand.
THOMAS MOSLEY.
PrairieviIle Mo-. Oct. .. IS4I >.
, 1841-10-23
LIST OF LETTERS.
Sept. p, 1871.

ID EMAINING in the Pos Office at Bowling
IL Green Mo. on the 80 day Of September
ls4l. which if not taken out within three
months, will be sent to the General Post Of
, 1841-10-23
CAUTION.

CIRCUMSTANCES beyond my control, having
~ compelled a separation between inc and nv wife
Hannah Su'+t'. having mutuaII, agreed to live sepa-
rate. .ui an,rt from each ..thrr, and having made
suitable prnvi-iun- f,r her support.
thereby caution NIL per-on- against trn.ting her on
my acc""nt, rs will nay no debt. of her contract
ins aft,r thi- date.
WI. SPRATT.
Bophng-G Green, No. Oct. %. ls4l -3.
, 1841-10-23

'ft ~ Nfh
deaf letters.
Anderson Presly, Norris w. G..
Alexander James Nowlin d. WI
Addition NJ. l.. Owen James
Allen Carey Owen WIN.
Biggs Talbots Philip or M'Ginis
Brown James Fearce Danl.
Blanks Joel Parker Francis
Cliff VIM. Porter VIM.
Clerk Lincoln c. c. Rosson VIM. II. 2.
Clare Allen Robinson Abial
Case Eliza Reia Mrs. Elizabeth
DAVIS Silas NJ. Stone p. P.
East Thomas Trial James
Ealconer Mrs. E. Terry Emanuel
Frazier WIN. Upton Jonathan
F"rbush Sylvander Vance James
Gnsp Christopher Wilson Newton
Giles EphiLine Woodson Joseph l..
Glore A. C. Wheeler Charles ?
Galloway John Wilson Alexander
Hopkins Isaac Wright F. NJ.
John Abraham WEIGH Thomas Il.
John Abrahm II. William Mrs. Eiiz.
Kennedy Mrs. NJ. Wells Carly
Litton G. Beaverton Wingfiel X. c.
L.aughen Henry Wheeler Mrs. Nancy
Miller james VI. Q. Young William. 2
JOHN S. HUSTON, p. NJ.
Persons calling fordead letters will please
say they are advertised.
, 1841-10-23
LIST OF LETTERS,

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Troy
H Mo. on the lst day of Oct. l84l,
which II not taken out within three months
will be sent To- the General Post Office as
, 1841-10-23

THE Troy Lodge of Free Masons will
l. be installed on the 3rd day OF Nov.
next; at which time the Brethren from other
Lodges are respectfully invited 4" attend.
J. FULLER, Secr'y.
October %, I84l--It.
, 1841-10-23
FINAL

TTNIIE undersigned administrator OF the estate Of
Il Daniel Hudson. decd late OF Pike county
Mo, hereby gives notice TO all concerned, OF in amy
way interested IN said estate. that the undersigned
administrator will make q final settlement Of the
said estate at the next November term Of the coun
" court OF said county.
JOHN SOUTH, Eexecutor.
Oct. 90 ,Is4l.-ft.
, 1841-10-23

James Francis,
William Few.
Elizabeth ]. HUT,
J. H. Hughs,
Francis G.. Howell,
Thomas Johnson,
Jacob Lemons,
Joseph M'Coy,
William Mullikin,
James Merrett,
Miss Jane Moss,
VIM. Moss,
Mrs. Rosanah Steel,
David Staley,
NJ. B. Sandefer,
Nat. Tandy,
John Thomas,
David l.. Tombs.
, 1841-10-23

II. Z. EDW Ards, T. N.
Oct. 2, i64l.-3'.
FINAL SETTLEMENT.
THE undersigned administrator Of the IS;
tate Of Thomas Copenhaven, decd. late
of Lincoln county Mo-, hereby gives notice
to all concerned. or in any way interested in
said estate, tina, the undersigned ~adininistrs-
tor will mike a f-., settlement Of the said
estate nj the next Nov. term Of the coua-
ty court OF said county.
JACOB COPENHAVEN, Admir-
Sept. 25ih. l84I.-it.
, 1841-10-23

hce as dead letters.
James Alexander,
Josph Beavans .
Marion Biggs.
Doct. Charles Behne,
Mrs. Mary Brown,
Adam Bransteiter,
James Catlett,
Ambrose Clark,
]. b. Clifford,
Nathan Downing,
William Dickerson,
John Emerson,
John P. MiffletOn,
John w. Netf,
Miss Frances Orr,
J. Owsley.
Daniel d. Prosser,
Mrs. II. Patterson,
! Joseph Rogers,
, 1841-10-23

- u, al 'ri up'eS upon the ~iIhtS at the
n.w STATES. 81. because u ,:uts of The hope
a. h.realrrr araduarlny ia. price of the pub
H.. lmi<. "r e SrnlinI To he new States.
All. because ! is trnrnrn"unt Ia an assimp-
ton III the state debts hv the general govern
'nant. 9Th. brcaus. it is 4 mere mrckerv of
pr~--pnp'Irns.
10. ReSdrcl, That in our opinion the
present aspect Of political affairs imp"rrmi<
IL demands he united efforts of he Drmo-
cratic parry il this State. and as means of ef-
~factinr u uui nf pifn I. IN "nr next general
e~lvcrinn We ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS irhr rrr"u-
~mendarinn mie in diFtrrn, plrrs "f the
State. for hrldnI Il State c"nvrntInl I; =
suitable time md Place fnr the rHir "S,' Of
nominating candidates toreprrsent this Stale
in the next Congress.
IL. Resolpei. That We haze unhiminiSh-
ed confidence inthe integrity the ability. and
the patriotism OF the Hon Thomas II. Ben
ton, and the Hon. Lewis [. Linn. our Sena
tors in Congress, who have duly endsared
,hemselvesto the democracy Of this State;
and merired our sincere thanks for the oignI-
fled and manly course which they took dur
ing the late extra Session, To- their arduous
labors and u~ntiring zeal, the cautions vigil.
lence with which they guarded the cons'itu.
, 1841-10-23

BopEng-T Green, Mo. Oct. %. Is4I q
, 1841-10-23

eide wit. iIer 1873 g ~,.>;r. .'r Wv.
Homes. iirhfnl. clrahle uru. il ~
ing !" r,rehend from ''rhr s .rr' d.
thu II If the people" Political im.r'-u'<.
IN the n,her hand, find hei,. safety. IN the
disconnected action Of 4 disaftctei popu
lace.
H0NESTUS
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19
ARRIVALS AT TINE PRlNCiPAL HOTELS.


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: r ,IcColougb Lancaster NIc,amu Snowl. Sug sing
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.xinaS p i,,o,a ~. Dr " Rcburl DR. Y \ ,crcr- Nc.
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- ;nn,~n. \ ~ William. Ithnco. N Mallory VIrsui,
80 ; Far. Ir,c sutherland Genc,a: + " nonn- B,,o.
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n Bradlcc ,o Colnan dos Boyd S,onnr-
SOM Ii T Windsor -udon Trey; Adscr Charleston.
p ,on.ind E,hnsud W Romn. ton yhi 4 Jones do mIrc
Soorg.tnn IL A II Aiarburv Fsate Braudywnc Palmer
yestsn; w Livingston.
=. !, = uorr,, Fsrr NY: 4 I.nl.i, Phil: smith, to l.
Elr.r arG,r NJ Parsons, do: rerv Plymouth; Capt Da,is
N,i,cr f.., Colo Rance. " rhon1, Brilscws Perry
NJ F {. Dareet, ouiG Fuller m Ia; Palmer Mas;
riour, II Sears doJ McConaoh ONO; kea do Parker
NHaven II Eii,t do II Il iio'chki> do; JSdd >ouhanp
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New-York tribune., 1841-05-19
rron rLe NeN-York AmerIean.
80 80 a. -AFrER a LOsT DAMsEL.

HUE AND CRY AFTER LOST DAMSfL'
y.ttc.,, lovely ruant maid missing from her home
W. ,,ch for her from day dsy and yet he ri" nS
Tt. =, We should through all the eartb our fis' @ ~
Add publish 10 and lie sfuaut 17ih'e -
Es.o. We aust describe The sarb n winch 'he - b,ac maid
WIEN la she ma yeu rs,e bth
TcJ ,.E. as of the ratlant bow hca me .r,b-
VIZ ren,e .hoa e have ferilz.d he ifesHls 60 r,gh
-I~,e .ls scans srea,hed around her bro" sia5t
m, nature wore c-,'y veil - spare tHe s"'
herer ae es beneath feet ia ih@a.,aa sI, s,n, .sa
hs6 al Ae voice note whispering waters played
re @ eheery;he winter WINS we're stayed
e. y.., ayor'd child how will me bear the :hocA
i @ r ~; lovely nsid-the youngest Il the hock
[ are ~ esrsa pale an'i an -he GeFes
ons deck brow half hld IN sheersg leave
IT, hands dispense -brea'hn. l'"s'-
I;d now drop and there in sicky beauts eo"er-
r, ,bc maid perchance has ep;he leave on: land
" ,pe nTbu the blessed r he ,caiier from hey hand
opIiscd plenty clothes the ahthc hubandInan coFa'>
~. seed. blasted bt the chilled de~s and r-in
Jgkereer the earth browh and bae
Nor haze through tedious week the bamy vcfna an
tIalloo stay, hall not mis- that uah maiden lc.c-
Bright m her nth ifth and song
Ye; nerar cousent-Uh We cannot ofus
yd for that blessed creature >'lN
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19
= ( 7SO & ~
-so.y,d9.chieh eddress the ccr. are ,ort eNd 1ls
a, 0k sa0r. hots-. ssi: ma soaaca ':yttey Tie eys
Ltres long upon ne ntrI ne JdUVst stgh
s grepcs sls xr.StcLodss tct!h C teS-T @; l-gR.-
STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY,
Nc 2s MURRAY STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
NEW YORK.

.cenly announce friend. an- the pubic IA -,
st ne ba opened above establishment; where h urPose,
r. ~, own secular ad highly approved method Of Wr,a So
Hp b acaRs hich the eNaei wors OF pubk sa.,
~ he recorded 4, pronounced. and prescrNcd e.bs f y
~ - M ,.,b ~ snV f-tse period with the degree ef - -
,y-he--farc Lades and GcSiemen Nhe feel ds,os
-ea. I'D for future study and Improvement the ma- sxcess
% sn bl lectures which they hsaI tine "a -
have now favorable opportunity of-cfuHs pracus ss n
bco,t,l acquaintance ~A hIs trSy interesting al yery 80
c>,orl. res IN Schools and Private Families any par -,
CIV aAd IT. vcni,S When desired
The ,err, OF instruction jNhsch prove o,hers ~
.act,-, o-rticr the AZ those . -,
Nr r i. permitted refer. be known T applying As :,
- ybcrs h.. ~ Al AZ all 4Se pc,as pl.st- -
l,,,. { hi, system short ssd, and artAo -A, -
nm. I, suck A. nay favor htm with visit
y,,us &c ,tlr..cn ANXIOUS 10 qua scBsev. .
- Tor tho res> or teach this valaaslc and POP acs N,
I,i,cd to call q, vety a,,terns inducsmert, oTJ
- n Who r,y e disposed engage either pur,ut s9I,
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19

ys,IIS Il PRINCIPALLY Egyptian Aci9ne introduced
Dsefo Scrur IN 1t fact important 10 be under
cod IN . ans narpnc>. well health ,hl IN tse peesa
a,c of society portion suierg both booty and %
are of Dyspcptlc c,aracter and origin N
bcu from an other cause nonri-aHent IN the Tr
tom becomes deficient vital energy reduced to point "h'
~ economy Is disturbed unsrid unnatural acton dyspeptk
symptoms begin p ~ rec'ne's without pam ana pan
o arrarcnt cause; and csns aid reaching +eyond the esed
o the Original saliec c.,.. -.
appropriate aud successful rctncdy -.
il, G,ar,c and ,9y b ctmated ~ oac measure Hon iu
M @ ertc, caGct is experienced when taken ard acting
connection with the food
2 The oa.cr used the less required TO posc the am'
effect. 49,, .,4 -
nroyes the superior efficacy Of this valuable medicine
P ~ NEw- NoRS Sept. q, 1870
usrs 4 B. 4 D. Sards-6ct;-For eight yc4rs Na' gaieF
the cure of different Of them the most distinguished
oul my complaint baflcl skill was considered ohe TO
low bp certain ecsc great ut times hieaih
,.,lf would not nyr uuwrsomr vcr Every thing cal
can.cd .rcat distress spit blood IN large Gaaes aad
locked upoG n,v cundu1tc for another world hroAgh yoa
oyfcc wa, induced Dr. ScrHr rls iriaL commenced
taking them meal and after the first icw doses lnd my
i.trc. rrc r, continued their gradually Diminishing me
ouautv until do without thr and the distress hl en-
,cy left me nsary since recovered ut hs'h-aHd
J. m advice 10 all si0iary afflicted, 10 us0 tins SScea
m,,c.e am yoirs. sincerely,
' ELIZA REYNOLDS, q Broome-st
Sold at wholesale and retail b, A. b. D. Sands Drug; Nos
and 100 ruton-strec nnl - Ea't Broadway. n--lm
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19
CGflE MD zee.

he btndiur known HE colt 'MB1AE HALL 2ti
spacious wkosai and retail SALES
EOOM IN TIE n,ed states
met ii Ladies aud Chidren> SHOES exclusively all
pattern width, color, hape ad material
ally called or We would
ladies who formerly been compelled to 20 10 Broadway and else
they under tc necessity OF doing onga and
invite teu and and shlng
pair. b served without delays aud dsappon
incnt attending being measured.
sny having from SEQ persons
soy number III"
work we'll known. approved Of and eErh
after where good work sold Thc o New
BROOKLYN Nil,nbure, and tho surrounding country
.pectily call he,.ye Wholesale
dealers city and country trade will ind their ad
call before purcha-g, only quay aud quany
but prices, shall make = alGcerien.
al0 llu- SMIT BEISTOLL& & HAI.L.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19
nrn MERCHANTS.

DrUrRS an others. invited L. caH At JOHNSON ,
tSrnRy recentl, the corner oi eof,
N ..ich-s,reet No Is Cor''nd street neaF p
landi IVA Iii sr5 large of Clocks comprising
Hay T1e'e &c Irb Eras and Wood which will be ,od Il
se'rral n IN the United States psai1
sre informed tAs, all Clocks so!d al the a0o' F'~' "
good a'e!' And WM : JoHSSON, Agent FOR the al Of
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19
PAPER wAREnOUsE.
An ENyAIVAHEsi NATIONAL. WONik.

"A = Z 2
~ WALKER street, published handsome
Az pages the hdlre and Messages Of the Prcsi
tuted washing cons 10 arons inausu-
ra Address, together ond Con
the i.c book
u.,abIc Politician and library can be
complete without
~ those who may wish the publisher has got up separate
edition. highly flashed Portrait by j. aqin Esd and non
political late ancnted PIE den. AL lml jmf
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19
nrNrnIcr Z uAYMOND.


S,rfERIOR TO ALL OTHERS NOW IN e>f-J HtM t ~,
, ,,rs,. the rubie. he continues ts ma.n'a',u
l r.,eot Br,cads -H kaown for NJ dnraeihy ana
cne at ti. old .,ayd 20 glson>treet rear Oaan' ,l
,l , ,b the character e-+ead arc earnestly
T. ral N. examine prince pie Of the JOINT -- he ea H. -
can hc nut up aud drwu reiurias any
- b14 . eybbt H. b.h to wkc wish TO pur'hae ~
tsoe yho do not refer to hundreds OF our most
citizens who have tested by use. n Tb,
A-o-liSr haiTaS>s'' rc"'"'' N az 6m
Snuihern trade uppLf.i
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19
: OLD ESTABLISHED BOOT s. sEgor

: SToRE-W4LkEk 4 FRfW respectfully inform tI.rIr
~ friends aHd the public that they keep stand No
& Cnastr-- hera aey have hand large and splendid
fa,hsuabe Boots aad Shoes assortment viii -
found Men, Boots, $50 e. s - per fair. Also Youths.
Boots 81! SiJ, go per air Also Lles Mise Childrez
BuAins. I Slippers Of all coio and fashions chicago, in
the City. WALKER & FREW-DoG: me au,ber .:;0
ClHal--treat. 40 In
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19
CYocKs. CLOcKs.:

,,t,r be. t.kei agency irc the sac oi @ M,
CI0CKS at their Clock " W.reIoen S': :rr III H.
Wv .sere he vii ,cir rTENr Eight ss e f% FACTORY
- @ u,b,u and laaIer> a Clocks would DO "e -. " - ~
t,rsin tt si.k soiore purchasing: Ao az a 80, Rrv up
Cock cAsA Ree0iee INC 4Sstc O. HINSDALE
.,.L. u .,,5Jt-,,,c Every acserp-
no, af Clo.k, repaired and warranted