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SfAit "f Mis>''t"i..
County of Warren.
IN the County Court of said county NevenAes
term. 1S4l.
William Dremife. administrator Of the estate q
Ad"Iphns ~Shsburx. deceased. comes into eoust and
present. hi. petition setting 'trsh that there il not .uf.
hr'r"t personal estate of sSid deceased 70 pay his
d'hi. end praying for the sale Of the reel eststs Of
aid deceased for the purpose Of paying hs debts
~hi'h p-f'ii"n is accompanied ny an exhibit Of his
standardization ncc' riding 10 the statute 10 that csc
rov,i,d.
And 'hrr"np"n. il il ordered by the court that oil
rr-"ns i"frr'.i~din said estate be notified that unlsss
good ran r Co the c""trary he shrwn en- OF befors
'h" hr.t day "f the n'xi ten of this c"nst. ~ order
"iI h~ made to s-il the south vest quarter Of the
-"nfh west qnar,' 9 II section number ~. in Township
nnnhrr 4o "f range nun,her ! west. containing 20
acr-s: and It j.. further ordered by .aid court that ssid
.d"'i"i.irat"r give notice Of TIN, application aecosd.
,pg tn law
ID" rrh p. Wells. Clerk ofth-c rourt sfo,said. do,
( rrrtf, that the above is correctly copisd
~ f'"m fhr rrr"rd IF sad cnurt. In testine-
t~~N ny whereof. have hrrrnnto set ny AanA
."" the .r,l If said can't At nhice in the town Of
W "r.r'"n. in said county. thi. 18th day Of Noseo.
i-4t. JOSEPH B WELLS, Clerk
Dec ~, la ut.
, 1842-01-22
LEVI PETTIBONE,

TNfNDI<G il necessary to call in hi. oui.ianding
dues. requests al th"~e indrh,1d ia h m b. nnia "r
account. To ~ Ike payment without d~lsy =. It's will hr
brought in all ra,e.. wh-ra this call is disreg ar.ed-
and n'h~r srr.ng-nrnsss are not made.
Bowling Green. Jan. s--lsl2.
, 1842-01-22

IN the i;"colu Giro vi, Cost, Missouri, Oesobss
T.tm. irll
'".'1r' 8sss.r' Complainant Bill 10 ch''s'',
w..r R.sss-, defendant. Divorce.
y oW. here con-s the eomrIainast by his soiiei.
y t". AND 'u affidavit Of ,sid complainant, Il
arr ss'i"g 8" the sxtisfaci,on Of the cour II, tAss ni
d-'s'.d"ni lea hon srsidsnt Of tni- state. II b these.
'"r" "'i~'-d b, the Cont, that said defendsss b
""t'6-i b. n ruhlicati"n of thi. ordsr, to be made il
-"'r O.. ~ .rsr. printed in til. state. for ei. ht wseks
.Er"...i,r'y, the last insertion Co be at Iesss fous
VET. h't r. the c"m III. rc-m-rt Of the next March
's'" "f the r"ur'. that the said complainant hoe
fled i" tn. c""'t. hi bill If complaint agsinss her
hrs hIv"rrr from the bond. Of marlin ,ay. There.
f''s the .sid de t-hdahi is required tO appear in tile
r"".i. % u" g. Z dss Of The next tern, 10 be besvs
"'d held a. the C,u,i Hous- in the town Of Troy, IN
and fs said county If Lincoln. ca the Sd Monday
in Ma" b TT II. and nn.~.s .a,d bill of complaint, o.
thu same will he taken for 'oafessed sg.isst hes.-
Huston i"s complainant.
ate Of Missouri.
'""n'y If iinc.ln. = I, Franei, Parker. Clerk Of
'h- frrai Can't in aud fs ssii County Of Lincoln,
c-''if, thar the "hove i.s tue c"ry Of IN order Goa
n" re- "rds 81 ssid Cont, msde ut the October sesn
IL. '-..L. I-4I.
~. Given n"de' my hard and the seal Of said
Seal f'ircuit Cont. at '6ice in the tows Of
~ 'Th. in aud for SD county u Lineels,,
III. i''h dHy "f Nov. mh-s. 1>4l.
Nav 1'-t. FRaNCI> PARKER. CI-rk.
, 1842-01-22
=. & D. DRAPER,
Louisiana, Missouri,

AViNG their Store and Wareh"u.r conveniently
IL situated an tn. river bank, oHrr their services 4"
the public il" the shipment and sale Of Tobacc" aad all
"'her produce. in which they 8 ,ties themselves they
can offer facilities ., less, equal q snv either hou-e in
the place. hey have made arrangements with an CT.
'cnsivs h"cse IN New Orleans. which will enable them
10 mako reasonable sdvAnces in CO h ON T"taecu shin.
ped 'nr"ugh their huu-e. and by which all shipments Of
produce consigned ." them. " Ill b. envered Ly n policv
ct Insurance in New Orleans. The pr"cr-ds Of all
sh'Prnen's promptly paid over IN rec-iva If The same, 10.
gather With 'h. d frrence Of exchange. when received
ia Eastern fund. which will always be preferred when
l.. he '.hi siuad ~ se ,snn ,hie rates.
They have on hand . go..d s-.nrtneut Il DRY e m.ds
and t'r"e ri-s. all "f which will he sold q, reduced pi.
ces f"r cash or q" unDc'u.l men on seAs.. nabIe time.
January ~. Io4!.--3.
, 1842-01-22
NOTICE.

NV wife M.haIa n llerdriY, having left ~
1Vl bed a"d b"ar' ~iihnut just csn,e OF psovosa.
t"'' all re's"". are Hereby E.rrwsrred from hsrbssr.
'"s ~ ''n.'"r he, "n my account. - ! will pay ~
drh'' If her contracting. E lie >DRiX.
Nav. nth 1S41 st.
, 1842-01-22
LIST OF LETTERS,

REMAINING in the Post Office al Auburn,
Mo-, on the 3lst Of December, 1871, and il n0'
taken out within three months, will be seut te
the General Post Office as dead letters.
VIM. w. Blaire, Sarah Lewis,
James Brown, s. J. MeGinnis,
Dabney Carr, NJ. Martin,
Nancy B. Carver, Alex. Martin,
George Clare, Granville Mcclure,
Nicholas Crist, Benton Palmer,
John w: Davis, Henry J. Pollard,
Ezekiel Downing, Hans Smith,
Arch Drumheller, Mrs. Nancy Smith,
Miss. Ellen Estes, Miss. Louisa Sitton,
c. Estes, John Turner.
Miss Amanda Farmer. J. w. Thurmond,
John Goatchen, Jonathon sipton.
Mrs. Elleh Half, Mrs. z. Ware,
Clay J~amison, Absalom Wells,
A. Keeling, Alex. X. Wilson,
Mrs D. A.. !.ewel!en,
CHARLES E. rERKINS, P. NJ.
Jan. 9th l842.-3t.
, 1842-01-22
II "imhie Sirpencr better than a siou shi1lsne.'

II "imhic sirpe~or BETTER than a sior shi1lins.~
>VING become thoroughly convinced
- that the iong credit system is alike ruin.
"rs T." the IRE Giant ard his customers ne
h We d. trrminrd 10 abandon il.
W. design during the ensuing year 70
Ike. p g. n-tan'ly on hand better assortment
of v'oi> than We ever have had, which we
intend I" sell at such prices as will sst;sfv
'nr friends and The public generally, that i
"il' he to their interest to adopt this m"de Of
tradr.
Wiea'. o is. Hemp. Fhrx seed &c., will
le ''ksn in exchange f,r merchandise.
N. b. AN persons ~h" have unsettled
accounts . $40 With ms may expect to fad
t'"m in the hands M IRE proper oHc.,s ~,
c.''lrr'i"n. nv the 10 h Of February q
Il moi paid or othery. Use arranged before that
fine.
CAMPBELL E. CRANE.
b'"''n" 6 EN-. Mo-. January lst, rs49.
, 1842-01-22

10. We are authorized TO announce O. S.
JENNINGS as a candidate for Constable for Cuivre
Township at the next August election.
70. We are authorized TO announce Jo1L NJ.
WEArHrRroaD as a candidate for Constable for
Culver Township at the next Angus, Election.
, 1842-01-22
PORK.

Will. nav IL. market n,;e. A, Po,s. v.;eh;..
"vrt w." %hu"dred, delivered 1t ~ wasshSssc,
in ! oni.isna. cash.
jss 8. le42. w. K. RuRaRIncK
, 1842-01-22

SALT.
NV" IN .to'e aud for sale $50 sacks G. A. oait.
sta 'ednced price to eln.e the lot
JAZZ. =. I'm. W. X. BURARlDGE.
, 1842-01-22

The correspondence of the Louisville Journal gives the
following conclusion Of the late excitement and riots in
Cincinnati.
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IT The wIuG ALMANAC aud UNITED , Aihs i>f"'sih En-
FOR THE YEAR 1913, contains table showing '"' p"pu''
lion of the United States by States and total oPu
,aon Of The Cities ard larger towns in the United stas
also the population Of the State OF New'ic by eoue
Eclipses Planets &c. &C. Calendar OF the months ~ ''
with calculations for each section OF the Union p'"! VI
Remarkable, Events &c; List OF Occrsn the @oHcInn'"'
nc tho II g Executive Judicial and Diponaiic senate
and House of Representatives till March 4h i8iS al ars
81, q, The Protection of Homc Industry beng cueiu'
summary of the considerations which r'pel Us 10 cherish
the policy of Protection. with brei re'ie" oI '"e 70 VIZ
psually orpcsed thereto, by Horace Greeley
som, Letter in support al Projections Extracts 'oi wv
MESSAGES of Washingon, jchctson, MADISON h'on''
Adams. jackson and Tyler, in favor OF Ght0; F"'" ~,
Farmers. Manufactures Of The IL thc EicmehS 5u
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rT This Almanac forms very complete Register 'o' '
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The American Lnbsrcr for October.

The October nuute. this work Is published and
ready for delivery subscribers.
CONTENTS.
Tue PRESENT STATE The QUESTION OF PROJECTIONS
To LAEoR-
TIE SILK CULTuRE-Iepou OF NJ. BlisSta the Les ,.a
Ohio, wherein tie wnnle subject aily discussed
and the following questions asked and snswcCed Is
Country adapted the produce OF silk Can be doae
proi,abiy' Is there sufficient market: Is necessary
give a Bounty its production!
Instructions TO SILK GROWERS, ". b. Tiilinshast-
LETTERS Or THE tuBJEcT OF SILK CULTURE, from j. 4
FarIuar, OF Cincinnati, from j. W. Gil, Muan PIrisan'
w Bcbb, ESQ, Hamilton f. Wood, Of A.hiabula County,
j. Fox, Superintendent SIX Manufacture Jefferson Co..
B. Wells, ESQ, Seubenyie, F. Ianin, Loran County
and j. Meyer of Perry.
Ten YEARS or fREETRApE.
SPEECH OF MR. EVANS or MAINE on THE TARIFF.
Appendix, from another Speech Of Mr. Evans on TIE
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Wool And MANUFACTURE.
Brief Editorials Exlrncls, &c.
The American Laborer devoted exclusively 10 the al!
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present week, which may be had the desk tbs morlng
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t The Drunkard" thrilling tale from The October No. OF
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tied The Cry OF the HUMANE" Our Newspaper Ltera.
pre, from the FOREIGN Quarterly the SPEECH OF MI
CLAY in answer to Mr.. MESDENHALLs Abottion Petition;
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Wings of the State of NcwYork from the Young Meas
Central Committee important document which ought TO
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EDITORIALS-Mr. SpencrrS Manite>o--Silas Wright on
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% We have the best authority Cor stating that
the loss by fire on tho steamer North America to
the insurers in this city, something less than
thousand dollars the insurance being, by ma
rive 1i;y,s -e.->,,,~ fourth Of tho -loss, which
amounts to about $4,000 American
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- Comprising t1e Primary School Primer Spelling
Book, ls I'd. Sd aud l,h Readers Published by
DAYTON & NEWMAN. 80 Broadway, N. y.
Recommendation ros, 5 W. Ciars, Principal OF the
Monroe Academy: Mr.. w e. Sanders Dear Sirt have
been recently reminded OF the fact that have no, expressed
publicly ny opinion ycur OF Rea'ins Books hts
Is true and mr. APOLOGY public senllmest has super
sdcd the necessity for doing. Our whole community
bave bu, apnon OF the merits Of books Noprac
teal aud approved teacher hiS vicinity who has used
llem will consent any0tber. have examined them
ate.GiYcy, and freely subscribe to Ire general sentiment
They me u, The thing he books arc manufactures IN
tii best ), ne. The Taper is fac type large The les
appropriate hcr order progressive, lhs s0kitc NJ
tr'ctivc, the cuunleni ind The price iM Teachers
youths debtors Tor your rnGable SerStces
May due gratitude be gyen.-Respsc,tnlly yours
- ". CLARK, Principal o tue Monroe Academy,
g Eibridgc, N. Y, Sept. 20, iS'2"
cl,eertuy concur IN the above. | have aao examined
Mr. Sandcr>> Young Choir, and believe te hest cacn-
Juvenile Schools, OF work with which am ac-
qua lurd Il is used a. book IN this Academy
wv ). NILES, list. in Teachers Department,
opi and in Vocal Maslc."
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WHO'S OF THE EAST Your brethren in West
ern New-York appeal to 'oy to do your duty in
the coming contest. While they preparing
FOR the fight with indom,abe spirit, and untirine
energy they look anxiously but hopefully to tbs
quarter of the State for the aid and cooper alton
which they have right to expect. The South
crn tier OF counties eagerly pressing forward
to the overthrow of Loco tocoism. Ontario Onon
dasa, Cortland Cayuga and the whole Seventh
Senate District is up in arms for the Wing cause
and the Wing candidates. The glorious Eighth,
decidedly the most democratic portion of the
State,' promises to roll up her THOUSANDS for
Bradsb and Furman. The Wing fires burn
brightly in the North. All depends upon the East.
The counties along the Mohawk and the Hudson
will decide the contest. The Wings Of this sec
ton of the State have it in their pewcr to secure
a certain triumph. Upon them will rest the re-
spensitilitv of the result. Do they feel the vast
Importance of the approaching election! Dothey
appreciate the magnitude of the consequences in
voved in the issue? Will they leave the Wings
of the West to fight the battle alone VIII they
desert the honored standard under which they
have so often marched and often trumphcd?
Will they finch from the conflict in this hour o!
our counlrys danger? WINGS OF TIE EAST!
Let the ballot boxes speak your answer as they
proclaim your VICTORY Alb. Eve. Jour.
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Croton Water
YgYO ENGINEERS. Manufacturers and

others-Belted ,srous ht Iron Tubes, Tor Steam, va.
Ter. Gas &c from to inches diameter aud in iehgtbs
from inches Il feet, capable OF sustaining an lhefns
er with fittings Of every description such u bows rs,
Rejoicing Sockets Cocks, &c, To which The Iu9es m
Joined by Screws, and by means OF which they u sy ~ an
Tbe great strength and durability Of tess tunes - sgo,
pared with Copper other material ana Lp h nurposes
render then, Superior 10 all others for any Oh ue
above mentioned. For sale by ,r.saN &c Anu-st
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BY Special APPOINTMENT
IOSEPfi -fIHLOTT. Pen Manufacturer

y TO TYE ouEEN-CaUrioN.- high chaTae..
ter OF r.e Pens has induced the attempt, on s par VI
several srepntbe makers practice alIaud y pn
bearing The ,sspel!sd Fame thus, elliot o,itiiag le a!
/ is now in The AarSe, Il readily Be 6Stectrd py u.
unfinished appearance, ant tec 9cry common stse u ~
il Is put NJ. = CT
cSer.e, tue genuine Peas are all marked Id uif
ij,seph elr,ts Patent Joseph GlEotl, wa
,,t thai each gross hraFs srlils OF bis
hc above say he had, ehneSe, OF iGNRY f,SSp1
;vI5Iy 81 John-ssrceI. coraer OF Gold
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ggARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.--OS-

9HARDWARE CUI Lf'RY Ac.--Oc-
A BORN & LITTLE, Importers and "enefsi peal Deal
&C. &c g Sutton street DEPOSITS The United states Ho,s
formerly Hos Hote New YORK whcre The husfness na
been carried 90 for eighty years pasil oet 70 couhy
merchants and others very extensive ass.pepi % '
market for Cash .. on apPf ass ne
~ h i. comu,e,t in part Table and Pocket ~,
sry -Ralors ea" o,a Ts6 abb f5ass s.
Trays-Sance and Frying Pdn.-oofn a's ,ti.,y var
shoyes and oesa asls
English Wagon Boxss5s,ssh ann@ v ~ Na
ca Tseks~srad and parabIesKnie and seEsss
,ni I,tcb,,-flfn2es-A Sil,-E icfs-'ledSe Ham
i1o-h' III CFseis- Gnuy,s--Plapes-ts psay's
.ti p eros, Cut Hlnd Pao.rI, lion and Brass Bach
Sawsl-Auerjcan Iron cooper iVeS-Seek ir31,-seStch
W,,eI nj Syr- some Tor Marble PolsrfBises Lead pots
'. e;.nuinr Harlem o( Siip Bn!ders HrrdsooG
,s Iiortos and Gaors celebrated Cast steel Cooper,
Carpenters Ship CarpeDter,' EDGE Tools In genera.
h,a Agents Tor Mn,ey's crlebrated Wen aud Cisurn
Purrs manufactured iIy H. warren WARRANTED superior
>, 80, ,ti,er kind IN use CHARLES OSBORN,
~ IL, CHARLES $. E1TTLE.
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gsKoFESSOR BAssET'S Oral and

4 Analytical System OF French-Taught without books
by the author NJ his residence, f9 Broadway, SI
door tCSpdN Those wbn wish 10 acquire tbe French
Language with aud acty VIII had THIS system,
be surpassed by any That has been introduced
The language taught grammaticaly without houts Ths
speaking is easily acquired by tn, method, and The pp
oil finds from the first lesson improvement both speaking.
writing and ,rapsaiiug. Those who wish JOIN for the
ensuing the different evening casse viii be pleased
call 10 enter their Terms payable quarterly III
advance.
~ H. yh- Professor can only be seen before "A. 81.
.rC. after T. NJ oil Staw6w Truss
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sHULL'S TRUSSES.--NotIce TO RuP-
tured Pcrsons-Persons afflicted with rup'gres may
RELY upon the best Instrumental aid The world al!cds on
apbicalion at the office No. Vescys,rert or TO either o.
the agents the principal towns in li unted States. De
careful examine the back pad OF i!uiIS !russ; 70 see
bcv are endorsed by Dr. Hall in writing None are eenu-
me or to be relied upon good, without hi; Signature.
MANY persons have undertaken "a vepd limitations "t
Ius celebrated russs and thousands are imposed upon III
consequence These limitations cannot he relied upon fy
are made by lisknl mechanics and are no better lt
the ordinary iruss<s
Rooms have been fitted up No. Fe>ey.s'feet c1ciu-
ypv for ladies' ,aving separae from the bust
ness department where female IS in constant attendance
10 wait upon female patients Nj u
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NTORMONlSM ENPOSED.--Th
IFE History OF The San's, Expose OF Joe Smith
and MnrmonSi, by Gen John Beunelt, ~ D. eHbc h5cd
with handsome steel eDgrayings. representing Gen
Bennett and Joe Smith in full unform plan the city OF
Nauyoo, Mormon Temple, Baplsnia Fort, The Saints,
Destroying Angels in The act fmprierins maa, orter
Lodge in wcis represented the admissions Of candidate
tue Office the Priesthood &c. Received and for sale
by - ---z.--s J,IiA DRuRY, SoDEN Il co.
II Nassau street, New York,
oI3 and SC srept. Boston.
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NTORISON'S Hygeian Mediclnes.-
80 Nrw-York is making improper uae OF aesst=
acrison Co.'S appointment or e., sale n 81 sf ,l pi M
S,os Is M, authorized 10 sell MORlSoN'S FILLS
in Ne.York sad thai Messs biorrtsens oaLy Agents IN
N,w-York ara Messrs. FIRTH HALL, OF NO. Franz
from whop alone the Medicines can be had zen
zine. tSigaedl >, 1870, 1870 -,
lar 18th. W. a.
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BOOTS AND SHOES-A general as
sortment OF MEMS. BOYS and YOUTHS BOOTS
SHOES and BROGANS, viz Mems boys and youths
thick boots calf and kip, scwed and pegged do mems md
boys thick and kip brogans wonen's, misses and chill
dren, bootces bukins slippers &c. Also tur cloth and
sealet CAPS fine silk and coney hats All sold low Tor
casor city accep;anccs, by the dozen. Country
merchants would do we'll 10 call and examine al
GALE X Co.'s, $50 Pearl street.
o3 2ns under u. = Hotel ". Y.
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aEBRING,s REsTORATIYE Cor.

| q EBRfNGPS RESTORATIVE Cor
~ dial, No, A76 broadway, N Yfiiis Goreiisl iarnr
obtained just celebrity account OF fhc naoy curss ii
has performed. in Which adapted, tie public
respectfully informed that relieves Dyspepsia and other
disorders OF the stomach II is peculiarly adapted TO re-
those complaints, not by constantly ptycIng hut by
streng thenng the system No greater mistake can he made
than suppose that Dyspepsia other disease arising
from debility, be cured by frequent forced action on
te bowels. by purgativc medicines When this plant
exists the already weak aud every additional
dose tends 20 make more Tie Cort.a ON The con.
aiy, acting tonic, strengthens he digestive
and assists hem To perform i.r functions nature de-
sgnrd Hence II Is found Ia ,s eicacious also in hnse
diseases peculiar ~ c alc,, which more unpu,
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US 10 an preventive Of custiveucss add low SpiriIs
'Stu az rln OF bot, SeaeSard ,itrSnn, of ,ernIorv
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eraI debly restores gtS ssrssih IN a cases nf gen
tone and ygor TO the whole appetite gives
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orders In pruo OF It's virtues in 5r above is
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clans as re a. those of respectable gentlemen VINO nav
derived benefit om oil H. son!c OF winch are puo-
Iisl,ea in the circular accompanying each bottle
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