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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-14

The COLUMBIA GOT OFF IN sAFETY.-'rhe schr
Lagrange, Capt. Alien, arrived at Boston on
Wednesday evening, reports that she saw large
steamer standing for Halifax, 30 miles f. of
Halifax, on Wednesday afternoon, the 9Th. The
Exchange Reading Room Books says that this
" ,s probably the (nllmbi;,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-14

From FLoRrDA.-A slip from the Office of the
Savannah Republican brings news from Jack
sonville to July eth. 1t is estimated that SOC
persons have settled on the coast since the pass
age of the Emigration law. Gen. Worlh's visit
TO the South is an occasion Of great interest; he
is received with the highest honor. There is nc
news of general interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-14

&C. Mr.. Z. p. WARD informs US that his horse
Beppo was trottcd in the race on the Beacon
Course on Wednesday afternoon in his absence,
entirely without his knowledge, and against not
only his wishes but his express orders Had he
known that such race was contemplated, he
would have taken cficctual measures to prevent
the entry Of his horse.
, 1843-09-02
READ! READ! READi
The Cheapest..and Fest Vet,

"EducatlOn Is tie guardian OF lilo.
crtv. and the tulwark of morality,
hNowLEfCE and VIRTUEa are general
~ ~msCparable companions. and are
in the moral what light and heat are
in the natural world. the Illuminating
aud v%iriiying principle. Circulate
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and tens Il! thousands. Every effort
ought To lie made to encourage and
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'orti'y our own free institutions: for
NIL must ADMIT that the great bull
wafk ct CIR security is to he found in
E"UCAT!oN-rEe culture Of the heart
and the head. the diffusion of KHowL-
EHGE, PITY. and MORALITY"
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, 1843-09-02
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1913; and as the demand for this new
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or No letters will he taken from
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Street n. York.
, 1843-09-02
DIR. MCCLURE.

HHAVING located permanently in Jor;L:
Ek ana, Mo-, offers his services 10 ,bs o,'
Gems of that place and its vicinity, in The :
rious branches of his profession. Hav;n. \.
voted his attention particularly to the study
OF anatomy and surgery and having witness.
cd and assisted in all Of the most import,n,
sergIcal operations, he offers his services ,sn..
'any IN that branch of his profession. He A,
tiers himself that it called on he will perform
successfully, and with entire satisfaction 10 LII
employers, almost any of the capital serpic,i
operations now performed BY the celebrates
Dudley, of Lexington. Ky. He hopes bv ,bs
most assidnous attention TO The various dp,;..
OF his Profession, and moderate charges. IA
merit a share of public patronage He will
practice in conjunction with DR.. Hardin.
Louisiana, April 29tb, 1919.
, 1843-09-02
REGULAR PACKET.

THE fast running passenger steamer
z L, s. .lkil Boreas. T. M. Fithian,
Captain, will leave 81. Louis, every
Wednesday and Saturday evening at q
o'clock. for Keohuk. On her return, will
leave Louisiana, every Friday & Monday
evening at 3, ard CarksuiNe at a o'clock
on same day. As the Boreas carries the
U. S. Mail, she can be depended upon
to leave regularly and punctually, at the
hours appointed.
Nav 9th lSi3. 3O-tf.
, 1843-09-02
NEW VOLUME OF
G0lEY'S LkDY'S BOOK.

To COMMENCE WITH JHLY. le4"-
Original Paintings by TIE first -NaSbrs q Tie
.~fH-Oniginei Dsaigss.-O Original. Matter.
We offer a foiiow-:-
lcoPy Las5'sR'"k aud lcoPy OF G"dey's
Centrc-tahle Ornament, containing IL "Ic-
CANT mcazo,int aud steel Eugra,in-s. for s.
2~copic. Lady, Book x 2copies Cooley
rcaiie tablr Ornament, containing Is eIe-
grnt M, zzotint and steel Engraving for -
5~co,ies Lady-s Book and"do Il" do. ~
: do. DO. do. 4 do. do. to -
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The Crntrr table Ornament; i the fist of
be- lind thathastyor originated III THIS cGun-
~. and. of cour.c. camc from the Office Of
he Laay's Book, from whence all other de
i-n- and ideas are copied.
We have row on hand ten original Paint
ngs. BY tie most cr:cbmtcd artist Of III" day
Adde'S, L. \. Cooley
Publishers Hal, rhi'aGc!fhia.
Jurr nth. I-tn. 3w-aS.
, 1843-09-02

This State outside St. Louis, which publ
cation shall continue for six successive
weeks; the expenses Of said printing
shall he paid out Of the general contin-
gent fund.
This act 10 take effect from and aflerits
passage.
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
NJ. NJ. MARMADUKE,
President Of the Senate.
Approved Feb u, lS43.
TIL. REYNOLDS.
Gw32.
, 1843-09-02
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in Orleans, if tho market will justify. WIZ
,Iso advance, on Wheat, Lard and Pork. Ny
eastern correspondents, are Flour and Gram
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From my Pittsburg correspondents, ! nave
received a tariff Of rates on Flour, Lard, &c
10 New York via the fennsylvanIa canals,
W hicIr, as the warm season approaches VIII
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YOUR place via Orleans, after the first Of May
GEO. X. BUDD.
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y. r, Having no interest IN groceries or
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April 70, 1913. 20
, 1843-09-02
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leans having no interest in packet shio. n,
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advance in cash without any charge for los,
in exchange! from two thirds 10 three foprb,
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May 18th, 1913. 2w9s.
, 1843-09-02
DEAF DUNE SEIIU0I.

TyIIE undersigned. a graduate of the Dam
vito Deaf and Dam A-ylum. Ky, will
open i school for the instruction of deaf aud
dumb children, al the residence of Judge Nc.
Ear1ud. in Lincoln county Mo
Terms: fifty dollars per scholar Cor twelve
months. All who may feel disposed 10 pat
rouiz, this school, will please be assured that
no attention shall he wanting, which will con.
ducc 10 tho advancement of their children IN
the path uf Improvement. Those who may
wish TO send from a distance can obtain board
ing cheap in tine family Of Mr.. Mcfarland.
JACKSON KING
REFERENCES.
Jas. W. CamphrlI, W. IIcndrick, s. 7. Rob
insnn, Hiram g.. Edwards, G.. y Crane, Thos.
:. Waters, 4. II. Buckncr, VIM. PrniX, Bow
ling Green. Barrel Riggs, Caleb Mcfarland,
Ashley. Mo.
April 10th, 1919. 2i-tf-
The ST. Louis Republican plcrsc insert four
tines. and forward bill 10 this office.
, 1843-09-02
\ HOME EOOk.

aud II viii contain matter especially calcu-
lated FOR Ornament Ia the C"utJr Table, in
tctc.,ing reading and ccrvrr.ation in the
Dmwiu- Room, aud ror tie Family Firc.idc;
valuable suggestions n the llou-Ci crFCI's
Department, and uucrrjn- Illustrations III
the style of DEAN.
The emil c!li.hmcuts will lie in tic first
style of the pictorial ant. Zach uumhCT
will contain Two rlatcs; and IL the oour.c
Of tie volume thee will l." P,r-ruted sever.
al superb Nczz"tint-. nt the hisEcst posi-
bic elegance and flush.
The couteLts OF Miss Icslir's Magazine
will be such a. To give i, in this respect, p
decided .uprrinnty. n" mcrr reverence
for names, will induce tie editor 10 admit
any article Of quest ounblc mcrIt, but every
thing admitted will ne judged OF by its in
trin.ic worth, and nothing car possibly fnd
a place which will not be- calculated To pro-
mote the entertainment aud rd'fcation of
its Tcndcrs.
II will scarcely he credited that Il haga-
Szine. such a has been described, can he al
fnrdcd ut the low rate of cue dollar and fifty
cents rcr anuum. when but a single copy L.
subscribed for, but, at the rl>k "t ConsidcTa-
bic los. the publisher has determined To
furnish il for that sum, being Just one half
III" price Of the other principal Magazines
Indeed, rs will be seen by the suoJoined list
Of offers aud premiums, the publisher has cdi.
ton TO repay the large outlay. necessary to
be made
Address, post paid,
MORTON N'MICIiAEL,
lOl Chestnut Street. Publishers Hall.
The First Number will be issued in Janua
~, 1913.
-Four Copies Of this beautiful work will be
furnished for Five Dollars, in current funds,
Ten Copies for Ten Dollars,
~ copies cor Twenty Dollars. " 4"
To every person forwarding s., four copies
will be sent. aud in addition a copy of Pill
grims of the Rhine. Devereux, Eugene Arnm,
Last Daysof Pompcii, Francisco Carrnra,
Traits aud Trials of Eng. Life, The Van OF
the Peacock, Romance and Reality, The
Repcnlers, Conversations with Lord Byron,
The Honey Moon and Gem of Beauty, The
D;sowned, Paul Clifford, Rienzi, (By Bul.
wer.l Ethel Churchhill, The Improvisatricc,
Book of Beauty. (By Miss Lnndon, with II
Portrait) Confessions of an Elderly Gentle.
man, The two Friends, Victims Of Society
(By Lady Blcssingtou. with Portrait.)-
Manifold Park, by Miss Austin. Whithcv
er may be preferred.
To every person forwarding $40, ter
copies will be furnished, and any fou1
! iorenamed works.
, 1843-09-02
UMpHA SUCCESS,
Ami 4 .kttr Discovery an he Newspaper
BUSINESS!

.9aI Il .htir Discovery an the Nc"EPdP'
BUSINESS!
A most important an Invaluable discovery
has been made by Il gentleman Of tins cry
by which ucwspaPersm may be printed IN 'ntl'
n,c.ent form, aud AT the same time, capable
Of being converted at pleasure into a Maya
zine form, for preservation.
This grand improvement, wblchi "'s''n
81 TO form Il new era in the husincss, eject
irr an entire revolution in The art OF pm
ting mammoth newspapers, Will lie "U"""'
rrd, bv permission of the patcmtcr, INTO TIC
Philadelphia Saturday Museum, comr"cnc'
ing in May next.
In announcing TO the irlcuds "' the new
napsr pres tLcouaicut the country, a an
coyerv which will add % Immensely TO the
value OF newspapers, the Publishers "f IN,
SATURDAY Museum, have, also, the promo
.,,i.fsction of announcing the complete az"
t~,iruubant success cf their rev fatn'i>
Ncvspapcr. The liberal patronage alrcnd!
seemed Ter this new AID popula~ enterprise
has not only surras-c! the most >n"rn'n'
tc>rrctation, but Is entirely unPrrcedtnte"
, 1843-09-02
1cstc. 4 II. BVCkNER, Clerk
My 18Th, 1~i3 6w2S
TyPE.4TR REDUCED PRICES.

v-IDT a y TnTIEEH DIP TTTV
11|f1
ST. LOUIS TrrE FOUNDRY.
FENlit Undersigned, (snccc'soi L" 'TeoTge
\ Charlc7,) having purchased I'll" interest
OF his late partners, IN the ahoVc c'tableh-
i"cnt, will conti"nc tie ba-incs' at the old
stand and soicit' a continuance OF The pat
'cnagciHtheTto extended to this foundry by
The ff'n'rF' 81 Inc Wet ,
BENG "''ciH!hea 10 Iuthi'h 'yPc. ~" al
other materials used IN a rInunE once, as
cheap as possible, he IS prepared 10 MI All
, 1843-09-02
Miss Leslie's Magazine,
The Home Book Of Litcrature, Fashion and
Domestic Economy.
EDITED By MISS F.. LESLIE,

The Home Book of Literature, Fashion and
Domestic Economy.
EDITED By MISS E. LESLIE,
Author of sMrs. Washington Potts." &C.,
and T. s. ARTHUR, Author of ''Six Nights
With the Wasbingtoninns." &c. Embei-
lisbed with the most exquisite Mezzoiint
and steel plates and splendid celored plates
Of the fashions.
The great demand which has existed for
the past year, for Godey's Lady's Book,
G, aham's Magazine, and other XIII died pub
locations, has induced the subscriber to pre-
sent to the public a Monthly Magazine,
similar, in its general features, TO the PoPu-
lar works referred TO, but with some Claims
to Attention which thcy do not possess
For thi- purpose he has secured the ana OF
MISS T. LESLIE, universally known as one
nr the first female writers Of the age, and
particularly distinguished by her graphic
sketches of manners. and her success in IL
Illustrating and correcting fashionable follles.
As the writer of various books, and n con
tributor TO Goly's Lady's Book, Grahan''s
Magazine, and other periodicals of high re-
imitation. Miss Leslie has done much to en-
Tighten and entertain the public, and in the
Magazine now presented, which bears her
name. she will make her eminent talents
It'll more available for the general good -
Resides II Series Of Nouvollrttrs. in her own
iaimitable style, in which. under cover 81
a~mnscment. some beneficial design will be-
promoted she will furnish from her ohserva-
tion, reading and experience, "A succession
Of E.shvs on
HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY,
embracing general suggestions for the recn-
Iatinn nj domestic cstabli. hn'rnts. hint and
reflections useful to hon -okrcpCrs, practical
advice. numerous receipt: never before pub
lishrd. and all other things that may be
made subscrvicnt 10 the purpose. This de
ortment Of the Magazine, though no m
due space will be allotted 90 i, - not tn BE-
found in ANY other periodical, and tae fuh
Usher is satisfied that IT viii not be less IN
| tcGcsting and valuable than il i novel. A
il i. the purpose of the Publisher TO make
tie Magazine tributary to useful design, h'
has made an arrangement with the JT.t'y
celebrated 7 5 ARTHUR, E-q by which
that gentleman will be directly engaged il
( a Joint .upcrintcnG'nCc, ard viii hcs'ow hi
best rndcarors, Mr. Arthur will furnish
Tor ZACH number ore o. more Of bis
lifeline Narratives,
, AID such other matter n may be adopted
! 10 tie amuscmcmt aud improvement Of al
! age. aud clas.r.. especially Young ladics
10 whose interest. tie utmost care will be
! directed.
Believing that n proper taste in dress i
essential to the true Development o: female
graccfulucss, a portion Of the wotk will h'
dcvotcd. % an exposition aud illustration u
{ The
, 1843-09-02
PREVAILING FASHIONS.

This " III be s;nctly and exclusively under
the care Of Miss Leslie, whose severe taste
aud ample Opportunities OF observation, Will
confer uvnn whatever reccivc- the stamp Of
nrr approbrtiou. high authority. To eva
bile her TO select the newest, IatC>. ami
most recherche fashion,, the rnhli-hor has
made arrangements 10 receive, by the S;ea-
mors. tie la,cst i.sucs Of Pnus aud London.
and 20 give the highest possible effect Ia the
modes selected, he has made an arrange
mcut with a celebrated Artist. To compose
and modify the group, s"as to render them
highly effective. lie therefore does not
hesitate to announce that his
FASHION PLATES,
y ill be not only more correctly, tut viii be
executed in II styie"f grca;cr hrrl!iaucy and
elegance than nuy when can te found III
any other pubirCutIun.
Miss ieslic's Magazine viii, as will be
perceived from what has bcen stated, be en-,
phaticaiIy,
, 1843-09-02
April -, 1873.
STATE OF MISSOURI, -
County pf Pike.

County of Pike.
IN the Count, Court, February Term l~i3
- r i ordered hy the Court that the follow
AZ in- be Observed rs the order Of transact
husinCss in this Court at every term, viz
MONDAYS aud TrFsnANS, Of each term TO
be devoted 10 Conn'v bn.inrss, including
Roads. Revenue, Road X Canal Fund. comfy
aud Township srhool funds, claims against
the county, paurrrs, connty Offices %c.--
WEpxrsu,Ys to allowance Of demands a
ga,n.t c,ta:rs noihayiug had an annual set
element. TurrsDNs and FaID,Ys, 10 an
uuaI settlements of Administrations, EXrCu-
tor aud GuMGi1ns. in the order of the dock
Ct kept 70, the Clerk To allowing demands
against ~c.tnto., settled on the sam" day 10y
Administrator aud Executors, and any 9th
CT busincss IN relation tn the c,tat"s Of dc
cca.ed persons aud minor'; and S~ATrRDNYs
10 fad settlement. and business relating
thereto.
4 true cory from the record.
Tcstc. A. II. ETCkNER. Clerk.
Fer :. W. BucEYTE, ID C..
March llih, 1913. lq-tf.
, 1843-09-02

.,I c,m
"Ihc hn'C"m' i no" , -
y c'i"o''"''' '''' a.,t,n,
making some WY -, .t,r
improvement. ID '"' u,
have complete" an WI |
mall have" '"' mt r,''' .,a..n
and bold i!Pr-'h '"' ',"'"' '
smooth ana w"''e paper =, aaao
we 'haii make d" 'nS'i'"'' -,
IN The arrangement o. '"' -"
iGCrtA place. we 'ha'' '''''"N ~" ups ~
contrlhntor-ln all The Na'."", @
Of Il Family NtwsP'P'f-i" ',' '''" pa
we ha'" secured a, Il h'-" S''"'f' )"
Viccs"i EnGNE OF, f'lI" A'"'"''
whose high and 'ersa'i'e "o,'''' +,
ways spoken promptly ."' 'h't"' NV
who, after the hf.t "i Nay W." ~" =" q"
the editorial conduct Of 'he '"u''",'
The "Narrah'' {" l"""''" ~
"Ncrthc Rocky Mountains one o., we "'.'
, 1843-09-02
Wood.

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w tion to the Radical, ifdel vered soon
January 2lst, 1913.
, 1843-09-02

In payment of subscription, Corn,
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Candles, and Wood.
Radical Office, Dec. "a, 1912.
, 1843-09-02
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Lading.) sncIi.s
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tics, they ilay administered I:naIt sttast
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1t is stated by eminent medical men, that
at least one third of the children in the
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swell, the secretion of saliva is increased,
the child is seized with frequent and sud
den fits of crying, watching, starting in the
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