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IN. o. O. F.-THE RAINBOW, or ODD FELL
Lows MAGAZINE, No. Il, VIII he published on MSD-
ay Morning January TO- illustrated with elegant Steel
Engraving containing THIRTT-Two IMPERIAL oc-
TAv0 PAGES Of beautiful letter press, finest paper
Price lsi cents.
CONTENTS.
Quiet OF Lake George establishment on steel
Agatha u Poem 6y W. Il Brr!eigh; The Principle OF
Combination By Horace Greeley Esq; The Poetry OF
Temperance synopsis uilh extracts Of the celebrated
pruct;an of william Wallace of Kennckv, recently de-
liver-s al Coueer, Hail. and II Nblosi voyage arsund
ny Chamber forsyta chapters, 90 be contnnea raa
aed from the French Of Xavier de Maistre by Nathaniel
w C5i,tsnden, Esq; Poem, by Alfred B. Street, pro-
nonced before the Grand Lodge OF Few-Yo7k State I;
Children; Alphabetical Essays No.s. By R a. Tag
er Sketches in India =; TIE Los: oaei' To the Guar
dians OF Female Educai;oo, by l. e. sgourneyi Fllai
Pi.tv, BY e. c. H.; The PeTmaneDee OF "os!s To-
Morrow The Lady aad tie Philosopher, By Mrs Anna
L. Smelling; John Max, The Hunter by N W. c, NUS.
rated BIZ the epgraving; Night IN 20 American Forest
Editsr,: Table; Review OF Late PubEca:lsns Clippings
o5d F.Hoas' Directory Tor Ne~-Yosk State Recent
T. E Elections, &c &c
sDEE E>TA5RoOK, Publishers, l6o NasssusI NJ
GREELEY McELRATH, Tribune Buildings,
IA GerA Al Yaaisat> gents .os Ihe unasd SUITS
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GKlIrOY WATEk-M esses. WhitscY

GkUTON WATEk--l1ess sS. Hhitsey
& Jenkins. P!gubrr7, Mes Joha-strec would nlost
respectfully MORN the pgke .at lsey are PREPARED To
y,yEmanIike gaaner Thsir work Is warranted 10 giys.
eore saisaetion. ard their pipes so lad 70
t-ezr In water. Tic pubic are respectfully invited
cali and examine teif Inaierai. The CRo.cn Water
troduced without takins Up the sidewalks
Tilr following Certificate, with others, be az
ths shop;
Mr. sHiscisJ J. War7sEy hayiag been employed az The
Gsrd College, Ia tee capacity OF Plumber Affords
pleasure say that oa the opportunity there bad To
adgs bis merits IN ths line of his business donScer aim
worthy the confidence Of the public.
TaoS Y: WALTER. hrchi,se, Girard College
Phsadepasa Feb. 8, lsi2 poou
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have confidence in the representations made by Martha
Copiin and haye fall kDowlef.g. Of her cas-.
0'7' ELIJAH :. PURDTt
Alderman 10th Ward o. tie Cityot NeR.Ysrk
Dec. il, l242
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MARTHA CoNLIN.

know Martha Coln and believe what she states il this
document to be perfectly uue. JOHN row ER,
VICAR GENERAL or NEwYosR,
Rector OF 81 Peters Church.
Given at New York this l4ih day Of December, isi2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

know Martha Conln, and have known OF Der suffering
illness JOHN Dus0iS, Bishop Of Ne%-York
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Mace fuli confidence in the stateuen; made by Martha
confin having known her the past twenty years. viii
cheeruy give any particulars IN relation 10 her case 10
these who may wish further information
Superior Of the Roman Catholic Orphan AsynG Prince
street NJ Y. peC' II, i"t-
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The following certificate is from gentleman who lost
the whole OF bis nose Scro1ious disease II
--.tclIf
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COLEMAN'S Celebrated FRENCH

GOLEMAN'S Celebrated FRENCH
" CEMENT, upequaIled Tor n,ending broken Glzs.
Cbtaa, QneesTafe Ornaments, and fsscy articles OF
every description.
Ia The introduction Of new article, the Obstacles
many and dcRit to overcome, orsg in great measure
preparations sold ECr the SINE objects
possessing little merit Bo; Tie confidence OF the
proprietor OF tbs Cement such st If sz
The purposes for WHICH Is recommended the r1oney Wit
be returned Articles nsnded With cray be exposed u
very considerable degree o. heai and Will resist the seton
of 5Gllng water Sufficiently long for all Ordinary pnrpos
TIE aaoner OF using this Cerneas 50 simple thai M
most inexperienced peTsen sl Of success. E@eh
bos accompanied win particular dIrscioss toS rss
Price Is ceats Sod wholesale and retaii by D SANDS
cor Esst Broadway, CIR. Sarketsusrt; % and ls3
Fclben-sIret and 73 Broadway, corner cba1hs street.
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Lectures conmenss Al 4 o'clock.
Single tickets 25 cents each, & for the coarse tsn
tures } gentleman and aGy, for the course cafas "
ADMISSION for family. 81 for the course ocaAoidefs eau
obtain their tickets application az the lns.nt On OK
ter the 2ith inst SEU ". D : l iS
20 Chairman Lecture Committee.
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D EMOVAL of the Clothing Store Ne.

I , EMOVAL of the Clothing Store Ne.
4 a. IA Sowery.-The subscribers atend removing their
Clothing Store No. Ii Rowery 10 TIP store adjoining
no l2l the first May and in Consequence thereof
they will sell their stock ct reaty made cloth,
ng consisting of geuerai assortment OF Mems nuhs and
Cbldens Clothing greatly reduced prices thar
they may go into their with entire stock,
To those having The cash this is a chance OF laying
ing in very good clothing low price, folly de-
$50 lnl' GEO 4. HOYT K co.
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STATE CT NEw.Yosx, On
C!,y Of Brecklyn, IS. ! lR-
Lloyd, and acknowledged tie
and that DC executed tie S,ne
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y Orlando Fish. Fasniouable Halter, ISL Brc'

y Orlando Fish. Fashionable Halter, iS7 hreaa
way wout inform the gentlemen OF New-Yors thal n'
Fall and Winter style OF Hats ready ser their nsPec
ton and critical judgement. Claiming The distinction OF
having the first project and abide by Strictly
AMERICAN style of Hats, instead Of seTvely copying oe
Fashions urope, which often unsuited 10 our Co.
mate and manners, he reoices perseve that oes haze
seen I'll follow his lead. and that the following o.
European Fashions in Hats is almost entirely abandoned Sy
the leasing manufactures
He Offers Winter style OF Gsnieraens NaTia Has Al
s. So and them equal material, flash, fashion
and durability any Hat sold low s. in the c:ty
But he wishes distinctly understood th-t his bes: Hats are
no, sold c, this price bat s. 50 These be recommends
Is equal 10 any bat sold in NewYork S or rDder and
challenges for them comparison with any ether.
Gentlemen visiting city respectfully invited %
call and examine his new Winter hats aad Judge o.
their quality. he confident that. whether The eest O.
the ses. Eat desired the inquirer VIII he-e be satsed
Try HIM ts2otil y. FISH iS' o Foeo"a'
TEg.zers krstIrutc LecsErcs.-ihe l!I -
tees have made arrangements Tor course oil LsStui
be given on Thursday Evening OF each week III me
el ri the Institute. So,
Jan 2s-one Lecture by Rev. Dr.. BErHusE. Subject
Opinion O: the AncicntS-'
FEB ....'.''.'-'
Lectures commence At 4 o'clock.
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ID AXE OPPORTUNITY for persons
L q DESTROYS Of entering into lucrative business with

IN ait.-.... =" @7
Were presented The coa,er u the Manhattan Bak and
paid 70 VIII; The frs, presented cd paid the 18th,
he third on ire 4ll snn tie fsst ;ne 18th ins,. which
checks are ascerianec 10 be- foTgesS Tr above
ker.by offered, and vl BIZ paid al the Bank, for tie APP
prehensoa cf and conviction Of the shders and iks reco,
very money tor The recovery OF the money alone
and proportional sam for recovery Of less te whole
JONATHAN THOMPSON,
i2I3t President OF the Manhattan COMPANY.
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Z co.
o. this work the lenrued Or. Hawks TINS wrlses:-"s
have, viii, much examined this and az
thai pleased much X presents the correction o.
10 be t0rna in previaus trestpes ,he
grammar OF language and ITSELF more philosophical
than any similar work with which acquainted o.,
the whole, consider il The best grammar OF ue Engisa
language with which au co0ysrsanL"
s. l.. HAWKS, LID d D.
is ims I'd N. Y. Quarterly Review.
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xATANIEn--l5 or 20 first rate men 10
w procure subscribers Tor the various periodicals OF
tht say. Tue h9heS, CT commission Will be paid 10
suitable persons wAs well recommended.
BRADBURY, S0DEN K CO,
iIs ls- Nassau Ct. n. Y and 10 School ST.. Boston.
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y-yogsg. MONDAY MoEsNISes, JANUARY IS. 2szs.
Cheap Publications.

X The following Publications are for sale
The Office OF The Tribune, Nassau-stree;, opposite the
City Hail:
, 1843-07-29
NEW VOLUME OF
GJDEY'S LkDY'S BOOK,
To COMMENCE WITH JULY. lSiH

TO COMMENCE WITH JULY. 1853.
Original Painting, by he.frSi Masters 81 The
Original Design,-- Original .Wener.
We offer as follows:-
lcopy Lady's Book and | copy o. Godey's
Centre-table Ornament, containing Is ele-
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The Ceutre.table Ornament is the first Of
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he Lady's Book, from whence all other de-
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We have now on hand ten original Paint.
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, 1843-07-29
TOBACCO HEMP &c.

EEfHE subscriber will receive and forward
- Tobacco, Hemp, Pork. &c. at unusuaiy
lor rates to Orleans or the East. Having no
interest in steam boats. and my agents in Or.
leans having no interest in packet ships or
vessels. freights both here and below, will be
bargained for at the lowest rates. will also
in cash without any charge for loss
in exchange from two thirds to three fourths
the value hero on Tobacco, Hemp, Flour,
Wheat, Pork, Lard, Bacon. Beef. &c. &c.
GEORGE X. BUDD, Com
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st. Louis, May 9Th, l643.
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d" Colonel Wellman, Seyerton.
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May 18th. lo43. Gw28.
, 1843-07-29
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, 1843-07-29
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The above will be found one Of the
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ever published. for enierprising men
to undertake the sale of in all our
principal cities and towns.
o. No letters will be taken from
the post-oflice unless the postage is
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full to pay the whole postage.
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Editor and Publisher, le2 Nassau
Street N. York.
, 1843-07-29
STATE OF MIS- uURI, GO
County of Pike. {

County of Pike.
Ia the County Court. Nav Term is43.
z ASPEH SiiOTWELL Administrato Of
- the Estate of John Cash deceased.
comes into Court and flies his petition for the
aie If the real estate OF said deceased, and
said petition is accompanied by a true re.
count of his Administration, 4 list of the
debts doe 10 snd ny the deceased. AID an
invrnt"ry Of III" real estate. aud nj Offset
ia his HANDS, The whole verified by the SAID
Administrators, ii lie therefore ordered that
all persons interested in said estate. he mott
fed hereof, and unless the contrary be
shown nn The first day Of the mex August
term OF this court; an order will be made
for the sale Of The following real estate, "
ing III SAID county at Pike. and described as
follows. viz: beginning on the southerly
side of survey 1874. in L. No. 81, y. of K
No. 3 w. of nc fifth PRINCIPAL MERRIAM,
g. post corner rom which hickory 10 in
dia., bears :. -, w. 20 links. aud black
oak % in dia., bears s. ~, W. 60 links,
thence south $500 chains iuterseoted ! sec
lion post. between No. % and twerty.thrre
At 600 chains, set post corner fom which
pin oak - in dia. bears 20 f. Al links. and
n ditto IL in dia. hears : 10, w. 30 Inks,
thence west from the centre OF section No
H:'. IT Is chains entered prairie, hears y
Z aud s W. 20, 81 lirkz, the section cor
~cr on the line between sections No. - aud
-, at 20 CHAINS entered timber. ut rs chains
1t post corner p, 81 links. south of the
corner to sections No %, %, 81, nud :3.
from which n hin oak IL in dia, bears :.
30, ". - links. and an elm ii in dia
hears y. 81, f.. 10 links, thence west at
$3.50 chains set post, corner from which ar
and = b oak q in dia. bears s. IS, T..
| IS link., thence y. 400 chains; the or.
section corner between sections M. 20 and
32-2l, CO chains set post corner, on the
Inc Of survey No. i6-i, corner to fraction.
II section No 20. from which an elm . in
lin ., bears 5. GS, ". Il links, and a ditto
10 in dia. bears y. ~. E.. links, thence
with the line of survey No. 1854, n. 81
+. a: 1900 chains. corner 10 fractional sec.
tons No. % and % 50, To chains 70 the
beginning corner, a!s" = certain other tract
containing - sixty four one hunGrelth.
acres. and bounded a. follows: the east halt
If tho north east Or. Of ~serti"n -, in town
ship ~. of range three west, OF so much
thereof "a will be efficient TO pay the debt
Of said %estat-, aud "a. ther ordered that this
notice be published in some Newspaper in
this State for six weeks successively.
4 true copy.
Teste. A II. BUCKNER, Clerk
! NV I.rh. a. fw1-
, 1843-07-29

"The Nnseum"i ia now so fhirly and firm
~ established that we feel warranted III
making some very extensive and important
improvements BY the fret ofMay. we shall
| have completed all our arrangements. We
shall have, IN the first place, n beautiful, clear
and hold type-in the second, n superb
smooth and white papcr-iu the third place,
we shall make an ingenious Il novel change
in the arrangement Of the matter-in the
fourtS place, We shall increase our corps Of
contributors in all the various departments
of n Family Newspaper-in the fifth place.
we have secured. Mt a high salary, the ser
vices of EDGAR a. For, E.l gentleman
WHOSE high aud versatile abilities have al
ways spoken promptly for them.cIve., and
who. nfter the fret of May, viii aid us in
the editorial conduct of the Journal.
The "Narrativn of Townsend. Journey
over the Rock, MOuntnins," ore of the most
interesting and valuable ever published. i
sent 10 all new subscribers A. its concIu
son, our readers will find th"nsclvss in po.
session of "A work which alone will he worth
double the subscription to the paper. We
shall continue. also, o]fcourer, The BioGisphl.
~ = VII 1i''4 q 'AANHA'- "Ai'' u nv f'"
exciting 80 unaxampled an interest. With
these and other features contained, and with
the improvements in contemplation, il re.
| mains TO hc seen whether We do not amply
fulfil our determination Of making tie very
best Newspaper in America.
Persons wishing 20 secure sig thou'nnd
large octave pages Of useful, interesting and
unexceTtionahl' reading for the select fanl.
sy circle, for the small sum OF two Dollar.
per year-hein- at the astoni.hrncly los rate
Of thirty pages for one cent, or equivalent
to one hundred md twenty pages for four
cents-shsuld hand their name. in now.
TERMS-Two Dollars per annnm. Three
coDics for FIVE Dollars, or sixteen copies Tor
Twenty Dollars. in the ext'I inIu-rmenis
uficred mt present for clubbing.
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Office IF the Saturday Insrrm, PnhlI'h
ers' iiall. No. lni Chesnnt It. Philadelphia
, 1843-07-29
FLOUR AND LAIRD

FEIIlE subscriber will advance in cash a. 5ths
4 the market value on Flour shipped direct
TO the east via Pittsburc or New Orleans, or
will advance 2.3ds, wih the pririege Of sale
IN Orleans, if the market will Justify. | will
also advance, on " heat, Lard and Pork. Ny
eastern correspondents. are Flour and Grain
houses, Of long standing, and well acquainted
with the market for these aples.
From my Pi,tsburg correspondents, l have
received a tariff Of rates on Flour, Lard, &c,
10 New York via the Pennsylva MIA canals,
which, az the warm season approaches, will
Justify shipments 10 New York of Flour and
Lard via this quick route. My New York cor
respondent ,at Flour house, writes it is no,
snte--being liable to sour. to ship Flour from
your place via Orleans, after the first Of May.
GEO. X. BUDD.
Flour and Grain Factor.
n. r. Having No interest in groceries. or
grocery houses. l will purchase and ship these
articles at the very low prices. for those who
send me orders.
April l9, lS43. 26
, 1843-07-29
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS,
Ard a .Ntr Discovery in the Newspaper
BUSINESS!

BUSINESS!
4 most important an invaluable discovery
has been made by Il gentleman Of this city.
nv which newspaper may be printed in then
present form, aud at the same time, capable
OF being converted ut pleasure into 4 Maya
zinc form, for preservation.
This grand improvement, which is destin
ed TO form ii new era in the business, effect
ing an entire revolution in the AIT of prin.
ting mammoth newspapers. will be inirodu,
ced. br permission Of the P%atentce, into the
Philadelphia Saturday Mu.eum, commence
ing in May next.
la announcing to the friends of the news.
paper press throughout the county, dis
coycry which will add so immensely TO the
value of newspapers. the publishers of the
Saturday Museum. have, also, the proud
satisfaction of Announcing The complete and
triumphant success of their new Family
Newspaper. The liberal patronage already
secured for this NJ w and %popnla- enterprise.
has not only surpassed the most snuguiue
expectation, but j.. eutirel, unprecedented.
, 1843-07-29
DR.. MCCLURE,

HHAVING located Permanently in Louisi-
LII ana, Mo-, offers his services to the citi.
IONS Of that place and its vicinity. in the Va.
rious branches of his profession. Having de-
voted his attention particularly to tho study
OF Anatomy and surgery. and having witness
ed and assisted in all Of the most important
sergical operations, he offers his services espee
tally in that branch Of his profession. He fiat.
tiers himself that if called on be will perform
successfully, and with entire satisfaction to bis
employers. almost any of the capital sergical
operations now performed BY the celebrated
Dudley, of Lexington, Ky. He hopes by the
most assiduous attention to the various duties
OF his Profession, and moderate charges, to
merit a share Of public patronage He will
practice in conjunction with DR.. Hardin.
Louisiana April 29th, lS43.
, 1843-07-29
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County Of Pike. (

County Of Pike.
In the County Court, Feb. Term, ls13.
Jesse G. RODGERS AGministrator de
~ bonis non OF the Estate Of Lewis u
icrhack dec ased. comes and files his petit
ton for the sale of the real estate Of said
deceased. and said ~petition is accompanied
ny a true account of his administration. a
list OF the debts due to and BY the deceased
and an inventory Of the real ~c.tate, and of
all other assets in his hands, the whole veTi-
fed by the affidavit OF said administrator
II is therefore ordered that all persons in
terested in said estate, he notified that I'M
less the contrary be shown on or before the
irstday Of the next term of this Court, an
order will be made for the sale Of the fol
low ing Described real estateto wit: lots 33,
81, 80, 40. Il6, and Oh, with the improve,
meD:s thereon, in the town of Bowling
Green, or so much thereof "a will he snfi
Gent to pay the debts OF said deceased, and
that this notice be published for siA weeks
in some newspaper in this State.
A true copy of the record.
Teste: A. II BUCKNER, Clerk.
February 25th. lS43. 6wl7.
, 1843-07-29

this State outside St. Louis, which publ
cation shall continue for six successive
weeks; the expenses of said printing
shall be paid cut of the general cOntin-
gent fund.
This act 10 take effect from and after its
passage.
STERLING PRICE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
II. NJ. MARMADUkE,
President of the Senate.
approved Feb p. 1913.
TIL. REYNOLDS.
6w32.
, 1843-07-29
NE.E aND nIN.sS ClllO


FENilE undersigned, n graduate Of the Dam
u. vile Deaf and DUN Asylum, Ky, will
open Il school for the instruction of deaf and
dumb children, at the residence Of Judge Nc.
Farland. in Lincoln conniy Mo
Terms: fifty dollars PEI scholar for twelve
months. All who NAV feel disposed to pat.
ronIz- ihis school, will please be assured tina,
no attention shall be wanting, which will con.
duce to the advancement of their children in
tho path Of Improvement. Those who NAV
wish TO send from n distance can obtain board
ing cheap IN the family Of Mr. Mcfarland.
A.JACKSON KING
REFERENCES.
JAS. ". Campbell. W. Ilendrick. s. P. Rob
inson, Hiram G. Edwards, e.. b. Crane, Thos.
$. Waters, A. II. Buckner, VIM. Pcnix. Bow.
ling Green. Barrel Riggs, Caleb Mcfarland,
Ashley, Mo.
April 10th. lSl3. Eft
The ST. Louis Republican please insert four
times. and forward bill TO this Office.
, 1843-07-29
REGULAR PACKET.

THE fast running passenger steamer
l. u. S. Nal Boreas, T. NJ. Fithian,
Captain, will leave ST Louis, every
Wednesday and Saturday evening at 4
O'clock. for Keokuk. On her return, will
leave Louisiana, every Friday & Monday
evening at 3, ard ClarkSviNe at a o'clock
on same day. AS the Boreas carries the
Z. S. Mail, she can be depended upon
to leave regularly and punctually ), at the
hours appointed.
May 9th l843. 3O-tf.