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New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27
On WEDNESDAY MORNING WILL BEFtbLioih
~ ONE VOLUME, l3Mo., CLorH GILT,
CONQUEST AND SELF-CONQuESI;
WHICH MAKES THE HERO,

WHICH MAkEN HE TFf.N7J
. This stony intended as it' title in'tcar. to snow
that true eron consists the government o! SELL and ta
srEnastery under Al. circumstances tends NOR" ah a'sh
else 10 success in life while yielding the impulses OF PAS
sion casts in the way u the asprn, for honor or wealth I'M
pedimens almost insrrnountabe. 1t ieSsiin OF winch
youth stand greatly in neea and this e volume VIII form
very appropriate present for the boys of ou country
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

MARTIN GAYLORD. Tailor and Draper, has
fl removed from No. John to No 70 Nassau So |.
with J. K Goodman. where lac is ,ecei,ini his Spins AND
Summer goods which he vii make M 10 order y, ii"nonanis
s,y (suS furnished iu twelve hours notice lla'lS s,fhy
Ieiuced his expenses he will be enabled 20 sell .t ed%se
csS and h. solic the favor, of his friends aud tbs pubic,
whom hr feels grateful for the liberal patronage he Ia, here
tonr received Ills motto good article rnctu9ity III
,Ir., orders low prc.s and cash delivery. AL u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27
AUCTION SALES.
JosaA Richards, Au,lioSer.

Joslah Richards, Ausucney!,
Ky bANG>. RICHARDS y PLATT--Slo:e
Liberal eAA alvaaees mad. ca esnssanea,s for auction
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

- Sgnor D,its Dr. Valentine and La re;ite CerIio noH
ld llvd sy. ,hem hy all means This is their last week.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27
ON THURSDAY MORNING.
SHAkSPEARE'S WORkS-NO. ~.

PRICE TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
This nnbcr comprises King John. KIM Richard H.,
Firs, and Second Parts OF Ring Henry ~ and hmg itenry
nd ou,rls,. tl, first volume o tie work Tie whole will
be completed in eight numbers At twenty-five cents EACH and
will form the only perfect edition published IN the country
will b, illustrated b. ~ En-rayin:s on St,r.i
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

hl,-.s and market II B-aIle 10; hrahv, tbfl l<hnt
Duncan 5, Jchus, NB Whitney; Arolus Ely ST Thorn
Go.
Sch Smith Tu;;Ie, Bush NHa,eu, Peter Ogden: 4 S
Jehnson TAYLOR, Philadelphia \ Coolry 4 CO.
.KRIrru.
Shin sail, Townsend I'm Palermo, and 81 ts from Glib.
ralter ffuit 10 J Francia
b. bri: Buffalo McBume, i d from st Johns, NJ, IN
ballast, 10 II Smith.
wood TO Nesrnish y Leeds.
ScIr Mary Clark Sweet OF Boston 10 ds I'm hey "esi-
mlzs to r Maitland y Go.
Schr Victory Fr,leld Is I'm AsN.dila iloar to Sur
r,.> < Chairman.
schr WIN reni Hart I'm oeraeeek, NJ, shingles -
master. Sid With sclrs Smith for Nc" OH; Sarah
Sehr swallow. Robinson, Washington nc, lumber.
Schr Arabelia Bsd,iI Virginia, oysters
Sclr Manchester, tmapr from Rchmond, 10 Allsn Y
raxsoa
Schr Justice sleeper, : ds In Thcmast9n, lime
Schr Freeman. Spear, 3 ds IN. rhomaston, lime
Sclr Cor.lelia Kall.f, ds I'm Thona,ton. lrmc.
Sci Challenge. Kelley 10 days from Iho'naston VITA
lime.
Schr WIN Penn Ilaff ds I'm Jameston, Nc, shingles 10
Williams < Merriam
Schr DESPATCH Denniston, dy I'm Dennis
Schr Uncas ds FIN Norwich.
No yes.-ls in sight at sunInwn-Wiad light ST.
Shin Cambridge Barsto", Charleston
MxMorASr,.
Tb packet ship Siidons for Lierpool Sarah Sheais for
autwerp: Huntsville for NOrran aud several outward
h,unl vessels are detained account of the weather
Th. bIir Thomas Cuts Perkins which cleared from this
nor, both inst in ballast for Nisanzas atterwad char
tered 10 load for NeUvita>
T,q bric Ta.rlId Before reported ashore below N"bise
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

TN PURSUANCE oi an order OF The Surrogate
the County Of Ne, York Notise heeb -I,r S tS ha a..
PERSONS avin2 claims Gains. Henri L. 9necief, lac ., ri
M vouchers thereof tn, subscriber at his f,!'enGs. , & l%
go Eowery the City % New, YORK on OF
I,ln An ail [au91 LawGml JOIN SNtCh.Nf.r.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

In of Window Shades from 50 10 sW
~ a. 0 Cloths fiom Q: feet VIDE and ron u 20 o''
rr Tafj Looking Glasses Hearth Rugs tnesh on1 AMI ,
Loan Drrryrts together with every .!,lcle connected wiz
the 'fh'e az f. BENJAMIN CASE i52 Pearl str,ef
xR(6oi, sent home if,. Ci eH,.>nsr. I'D InI.e
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27
SECOND BOARD.
PuhIic Stock Exchnngc. 4 prsI 2O.

$500 u s Ga, o. cash H. 600 do do. tvs 81
1000 NY 53s,6 lod 90 900 do do. .blOd oo
1890 n 6s e. 1861 , 600 III Gs 10 - J
laco do b2Od l05i 1000 do do. bnw 20
1000 do do b30 lO5: 1000 do do. b5d "a.
5000 Ohio 6s. go. -. 753 1000 do do. ....... 2is
1000 do do. .tw rs 1000 do do. .b3Od 25i
3o00 do do &c 30 shares Farmers In. i6
1000 do do. $40 75s 50 do Harlem r .bl5d 20
j e,o Nv 6s bnw o. 50 do Mech Bk A. b30 7si
900 do do. ali 60 do do. -. .h3Gd 7Sj
LOCO do do. Oh 80 do do. =. b3Dd 20
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

con O00-CARPETlNGsM,-.Newc " ,.lcn, patterns ,dss
cases MI be sold at less price than sone3d de"l''
costs henl some Years ago. The subscriber doe; r"t
IN sell for less than hat hs aud VIII sell - ce'P "
the cheapest and gooi As the best aud no I'as
Russia Carpets - "
Fine lngrain ....'' ..
Etra fine 49, 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

CILK- AND MILLINERY GOODS Cheap for
nue door from Pearl.str.e and rst street below
W,s,se has on haul very 'h9Gs ye Srs rs'SG 90
which Inv. beer, purchased a auction al the present. nouS
rates and will be scl from 30 to % per cent below @ cos, n1 ~
nod At The establishment last year viz that oi attending h,
cah auctions daily and a,ans himself oi The sasans %
III nn hy IN turn selling hein sina advance M c'I
@ cash only Many who bought goods of g. last yer,
I Lo,y ,Icv were decidedly cheaper than could be nOush
VIZ, nl nd he would respectfully merchants ana
m,Iline city c9"nay "i,o want ay ."o"s ", '
.whe fnr they may depend it will S Tor their interest m
do so ii. will have constamtly hand Yll i ="
a k and ribbons and all other good, ' millinery 'ine
beiS GOOD assortment of silk goods m general satt anu a'
! aleu- r'DIons, "o',' . .' I,,, ~ ~ ~ Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

Lightning RodS.-A. VI. QUiMBT, No. Isl
Fulton tSi CONTINUES 10 manufacture and af1 buildings
his improved Lightning Conductors To accord with the
the times he furnishes the rods reduced
price tha, person desiring add his barn
this important means OF protection, need hesitate
count Of expense as 3'ise
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27
CLEARED,

Bri-, Argent Brl Moran, London, q MilH: Star Rs-
lev St Kits A Hubbard Ce; 81 Mary tBr, Baker Bar
h,,-.s and market J B-aiae Co; Ready, (Bl Rhind
Duncan 81 Johns NB : Whitney; Arolus, Ely 81 Thom-
AZ " W Pratt. Russell, Matiews Philadelphia LoGden
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

Tn. scbr Star, Baker, which lett this port the 10th e
March bound to Mobile has been heard from As
she encountered tie severe Gale Of the 18th II IS feared that
she ioun,ered and all on board pcred The Star was
.orr q.y.n hundred tons owned by Alr. T. Mtther, OF
Bridgeport Conn, anl partially insured IN this city Tor
$4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

And even those who a.sire teach the cbnrch2 tt a, '
tias-those who labor among them ana are over "'" "
l,i bad bit tbs lItilr NoInfnr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

Tn, ,ric Tl~. rard Before reported ashore below Mob'
has been got of without damage
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

y pT in u "a ia Washington street: 5. X KELLY ~
VII srre the Anthof Pine np stars ad a. u'
niirs.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

e Job Printing of ali kinds neatly and promptly M
eSeen,ed At reduced prices al the TRlBu NJ !ob INN
lNG OktlCE. No. : Snracr-strsrt. l2) a0 2WS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

An invoice of French Slackr1w tlnnheS all Sues from
points; super white roG:ees; llc> sewine> ronss'
bkts, white ,ud crimson plain and hgur Sucan rosees.
hilck, blue and assorted ,sNl.EN, BLACK sailu,.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

Sch Smith Tu,;Ia Bush. SIIsveu, Peter Ogden. 4 5
Jeflson TAYLOR, Philadelphia. \ Cooley \ Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

~ sPENCER's HAT WAREhousE Is removed .
No 81 ChaInbrrs-stree' "a uo0' s,-' " rnh2tf
March Cd, lSij-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

hanh's Safety Valves 70 prevent the BURSTING
oil steamboat eoiers, manufactured al the FOUNDRY and MA
chine SHOPS OF l. +. Secor Co the shortest notice They
be placed the boa, within .ch, hours after
the order. (2) as 3.eod-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

DOARl-Nuh pleasant rGoiiis furnished or un'
IL furnished, suitable for hmiie, single -sutcrrm, can
BE- had Ielsonhlr "a Bekman after Tie first OF
MAY ,w DAY buerier will also be received. For putic
ular ar Frankfort after y O'Clock The rooms At
The (6 Bekm st) be daily after that hour
.r,-.,s UrI,rrnre, - hanged a25 SITS"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

Barnum /, enargiu. ,antinS aud ,atns The Amc'
Museum and r:rarins :lnd'd arden i1 Tx ,,e '', ~
max. room for other novelties rcndne eNi!t!om IRON
kr.ncr OF most magnIicenl descrlntl0L.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

Peter SIMPLIFY new edition of this most poP--
,r os ali Niaryst works Just published IN ,he !! ie oi
t new publications of the day and for sale Al The o'ce ''
The Tribune. Prce . cents rct.ll o = IS' u'Aei'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

rTaTVS- OF PASTORS Just published IN II
," if. nm hound IN cloth price the CLAIMS 81
m Cbnrch.s and Preacher. of ,iie Gosli Tor msIsn
ance considered in The light of Holy 9cnf'u''' '
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

NTANTEn-At III Bo,yerr, Miners. Golfers
w and Laboers-;pcd sisen. Also oyef
70 cirls tor all kinks ot coed PLACES. IL
NTANTED-By a young man OF suitable edu-
In $lss fassq 70 sj,@p'B a is f'o5 Se os Sash & Post,
Cff.c. VIII meet with prompt at'enton n. lw
XITANTEp-Bv a respectable young woman, a
>raason 70 DO all kinds OF general house wishtu:
ironing ciImbcmad. sneie AZ No - Cold street up
STARS, front room. u
J3-ANTED-By a respectable Young woman d
situation lo ch''ntsr-wor or Is wa,,e or 10 do
siyer. CalI l'5 Mott.,tsei az u.
IIANTED-A situation by a respectable Young
to Do plain ccoSns Or washing ,t rt 'rSmnS
would have no directions to 70 III y IN the cpuuti.
Call a; i,6 Bowecy. Cool rser,nc"S GIVEN X
" ANTip-A situation by young woman as
w chamhsrrnad or cooking washing and rcniR.. t'n
sier best OF CITY References .tp'iy II @a Mot :.
WANTED at iH6 Nassau street. clerks. I part.
ne agents redier ost!eF srTis iF"" Is 70 IT,
w ANTED THIS pAY.-Twelye enterpri>lns
a., yarE- '' nen Aaer,eans, to 90 on wh',as ,oyars
10 whom " sxr % nav T one I 3 S, ,. [ SSat
eec,>ssy atele' tuisid gl cre! Gf tn, FoF
al Inns Shrpas AGENTS, la9 S3ntr>t
Roy WANTED ma Dry Goods STORE AFaiv at
i)eGe Spun u
CO0k or ChauJhermaid Situation Wanted. by
" iatn! woman, wI,ts recommendation vii bar the
@ Sit WITH ls M R I'D f 'g s,i's sa S.,rs ~ m al
uy Competent for Ctr of e sitintIbn> and has
objection the country ilyr>s Y g. hy ni'il
otherwise. Apply 1t 2e5 Mulberry street. az ,.
BOARD, and an airy APARTMENT plainly fur
IL nshe wanted for lady and we'll behaved clu
drei IN quiet nrghhohooJ Preference would be given
small Catholic family Of PLAIN and respectable charscIrr.-
Terms be- low and stated any nry ~ this advert
ment References exchanged -tideS< @. I. S Tribune
Office. s2T ot.
DOARDlNGf IN EAST BROADW Alive
ID or hre respectable boardsrs be accommodated with
good board and ouS, reasonable terms at NJ II
Fast Broadway, Chatham square. np2I 2seodS'
DOAED-PcaSant rooms with Board after the
ID IL OF NAV IN the spacious house \n.l6 Warren 'trrt
lrlUire until Nloniay At % BreNmln 81 Az -
DOAHDlNti-.l few single gentlemen, or gen
- te.nll with feir wives may obtain very pleasant fur
nislr rarior> aud bedrooms, with boln At No So White
street, a !,w doors from Broadway. az w.
ORNATE BOARDINt;,--'rwo single gentle
1 men he accommodated with pleasant Rooms and
brlT,! reasonable No ~ t,tk Hail llicc within
minutes walk of the Post ice Persons >,Tons OF
obtaining Boar, atief " Ir, oI May, Will do well to make
carly application. ao
DoARD-Nith pleasant rGois. furnished or I'M
p furnished suitable for ilmes single tsut!crrm
BE- had on ielsonh'r terms Bekman after the frs! OF
MAY 4 iw buaer, viii also be received For I,rc-
ular apry Frankfort after u o'clock The rooms AZ
The house (G6 Beki, st) be- daily after that hour
Persons early have choice OF
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

TOOTH.ACHE CURED IN one minute by NE
u.. cf the Glove An9dyne. Tbs an e1ceeai 41s'
and y III :ufs violent o9'-4ce Or ! ~ @ 70 ti
the h i@d P vii u p,.S"eIFsg e." FGr 'u sal. b
D,yip ssSps Co. II E4s Boadw 70 s "a, aus
L.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

rie stationery includes silver pencils lea penels Tk
powder c1.S> and dtsushtS-nsn, wStcs criefS motto ,
ink stands letter Nstyr> sstee PAPER guis blank
books she'll and iyNC ctd rayiuS. visiting md con-
yar>oa cards. and lar:p variety fancy ARTICLES
Also .oleb Of upward OF 2cJ quaro elbeS, Va
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27
Ar PRIVATE SALE.

CIorHs NO G C,S>rIERE>--From the >ltiNe>-On cred
months lor approved endorsed notes, for all 'an's
nj over
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

IT, c5cnsinns of this volume 10 dallo% 'ese c'dlm''
3ny pn- who desires read clear iocio,r ana - ,b
b;tIa chnrcrs to their Bishops and EyangellstS ~ M
ss of manitnancs had better rad With attention u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27
JOsIal I>IlITh47I n c,.,,-
= Large Sale of Booksellers Stock.-

Transparent Window shades YIN, w IN
dow shadcs:!-B REEVE No Vo,rn " fo,s
inca. n,,ssT.n; Window Shades warranted 20 wash:
Tbr invoice embraces all the different siy Ia 81 ;,n5ea
ND r,srt.s Gothic Chinese and Italian
and yery rich Prices from - cents 10 s'
s,ys
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

~ Jacob Faithfully n-w edition uniform WIN
irr Simple Of this work also Just published aiu i" >'i'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

DOARDlNC IN EAST BROADWAY.-'rwo
ID or lre respectable boardsr> be accommodated with
good board and pleasant reasonable terms at - II
Fast nrnttyay Chatham apr 2tcOd,>'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

DOAnpINGf-A few single gcntlemen, or gen
- te:ntl with s wives may obtain very pleasant fur
nislr I,rin< aud bedrooms, wiki board, No So White
street, i.y, doors from Bro,tway. d2f lw'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

DRWATE. BOARDINti,-rwo single gentle
i 4 he accommodated with pleasant Rooms and
Board on reasonable rrI;s No. u tt Hail lilcc, within
minutes walk of the ro0fice Persons 'e>iTons OF
Obtaining Eoafd atief III" rst OF May Will do well to make
rhrN anriclfllal. All W.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

ar WATCHES AND JEWELRY EEhi y
III. q OW-A IN. subscriber constantly retrSine AZ
W. dnScriions Of Gold anl Silver WaJchi 81 the hrn
yl on Tie 1a@.ets II Iss EasssS aiS@ and d.. At
,rri i pric., AZ retail than any other house IN tr G
Gold se ew o e M Sa3 & sa a;fsntsd @sist ''o to Isrp
~, -; ~ ,h money r. turned Watches Clocks ana Jew"
- ,;rs in The b-, manner aud warranted lower t'i'h d
any o C. ALLF.N Importer Of Wtch5S - AID JeweIy
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

DOAED-PlcaSant rooms with Board, after the
ID 1T of MAY IN the spacious house No Il Warren street
l,r,urs until Non,ay at q Brehmln 81 AT =
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27
TT.T9s Ioil az cod I'M

o,prTZC- GOODS for C;entlemen's Wear-229
prn,Jw,v onpos;tr tl. FouItan.-Encouraged BY The
extensive patfoas elected the last year through M ppaG.
~, c,.torrr was taxed for the drlinGueiicieS o
or ,I n,,er,igmei has made such additions TO ms corps
Of assistants viii endb!e mm III i"t"fe 10 '
, 1843-01-21
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,
LOUISIANA
Cheap Cash Store.

Melting nearly at 81. Louis Prices.
INHE subscriber would respectfully inform
Il the citizens of Louisiana. and the pub
nc In general. that he has lately removed from
81. Louis. and opened a store in Louisiana
Pike county Mo-, next door to G. w. jerks
$'Co., and intends keeping on hand at all
times a general assortment of Dry Goods Gro
ceres, Boots, Shoes Queensware Sc, which
he intends selling neatly at ST. Louis prices
Tor cash. Please TO give me q call and satis-
fly yourselves. E. S. BLOCK.
Louisiana, Mo-, Dec. LIST, 1912. o.
N. b. All kinds of m~crchantable produce
wili be taken IN exchange for goods At tho
highest market prices. II. S.R. lea
December 3rd. l642. 3m5
, 1843-01-21
Final Settlement.

%OTICE is hereby given to all person,
II concerned or in any way interested in
the estate of.Edwin B. Tinker decd. that the
undersigned Admr's. of said deceased, will
make a final settlement Of said estate, at
the next February term Of the County
Court Of Pike county, in the state Of Mis-
sour, to be begun and held at the Court
House in. the town of Bowling Green at the
next February term of the County Cour. Of
said county.
HARMON CALDWELL, Adm'r.
January 7th l642. 4wl0.
, 1843-01-21
BA N r P rs.
District Court of the United States,
For the District OF Missouri.

District Court of the United States,
For the District Of Missouri.
No. 932-in the matter of Uaford E..
Bradford. On the 18th lay Of September
lS42. iIaiford Z. Bradford, fled his PETE
tion in the District Court, for the benefit
of the Bankrurt law; Whereupon, it is or.
dered, that the 9th day of March next be
set for the hearing said petition in said
Court, at the City Of Jefferson, when and
where all interested may attend, and show
cansc, il any they have, whythe prayer Of
the petitioner should not be granted.
Tcste, JASON HARRISON. Clerk.
By w. J. HAERlsox. ID. C..
DAVIS & GALE, Soils. he.
1t appearing to the Court, that the notice
in this case was not published in the Radical,
iii ordered that this case be continued for
publication in that paper.
W. J. HARRISON, d, C.
December "a, 1912. swe. 70
, 1843-01-21
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S hereby given, that I shall on the ID. day
Il OF January next. atthe counting house Of
l N. Bryson & Co. in the town Of Louisiana
in the county Of Pike and State Of Missouri.
hire by my agent Moses Kelly, the slaves be-
longing TO the estate of Roland Burbridge late
Of said county ofPike deceased. Aamong tho
slaves to be hired is one man, two boys, three
women and ono girl, also ut tho same time
and place, rentthe farm on which said deceas.
cd hveo at the time Of his death. on the water.
OF Buffalo creek. in said county. and also sell
a likely mare belonging to said estate. Tho
terms Of hiring. renting and selling, 10 b
made known on the dav Of sale.
JOHN LINDSEY, Admir-. Is
December 10, 1912, 3we.
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49,, Aoi.S'so' CuuSylSdul
With two or three of the most emf.
nent members of the great Liberal
Party of Europe, from different coun-
tries; or else of others of 'shome pro.
d%uction.' according to the facility Of
procuring portraits from abroad.
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NOTICE..

4 IL persons interested arc hereby notified.
N that the undersigned has been discharged
from Imprisonment, under the act for the re.
lief of insolvent debtors, ard will apply at the
next term of tho Circuit Court of Lincoln
county. to be begun and held at the Court
House in the own Of Troy, on the Sd Mon.
day in November next, for a final discharge.
ROB'T. M. MARTIN.
Sept. 10, 1912. 6w45
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Strayed

EROM the subscriber at Ashley,
in his county, about three or
four weeks since. a light gray Horse.
Of middling size, has lost the sight of
n eye or nearly so, had on a COM
mon sized horse bell, the strap had IN
1ne or two places a slight incisions
made with a knife. 1t is probable he
may make for ST. Charles Co. where
he has been owned for four or five