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---.,f ..-, .-s ,r. q. hsv- Aesu in the S1iisr
IN Bal. $780,, .,-,-r,.l ., Siss,-,iot.
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sen - deco a. We dared With tie Goa OF rns'
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q maze the voyage Win D. l'ns u pruleauF
and SAILING ~ithout s'aam xSsn we bah far
virEs T. .. at 5rths es.,sge wa made
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% e. 81 i4.l t.lle SEPTEMBER D., ws commenced
st-sminy .a cs.=i za1 With . IS snd rCsi
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!'N's re o. '-''- $50 ''' '''e- Nt! 'oAi 'e'''
an t.st a. ron oS- F.f. 81 @-Auasiion some
30 nies sna vl;n r. -o5feet ID. setting ilel l.
r,-s~d ia.trc-.
Avst q Us have expended d. - LAi 80 pfo
c--ng some re sectsialss a. The potts We
hsve qtce.o1siy touched A. Anl 10 paying out
passages, saf ~s are here ia tris to'iously no,
and Unhealthy pace Tiiho0t tae iesst resources
or any ~ q" YF''ti iHs 'reH' = '-" y" "esi pm
s''.oas, sod "ns' q most OF ST. 'nSSins our mu'-
% .u-e' '-''.e 'i'' -'~'e' ~'' -
home.
Anoths- 't-s Is extremely sAl ~ e.. VIZ
gneL i.,'n cable ienEin OF OGrN uniadns
coal 81! the le't IuSity, ya,! ~aSt = want be-
io ging 20 tle Psc,i' Stesm5os' Company in
qgsGtity NOR 500 tuns snd ~ which we OILY
FsHt Too tuus, the scent o. the Company re-
t1s,s 90 tir-!sa "a particle, under Instructions
- he sss s. from the ~ ners 20 AZ etsct. IL
seems .nos, l'oPasaio'e tnst such inhum An'ty
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AZ present u mas 10 real 'ommef's ro'mefiy1 II
Aa' ih7 prncipii Spaeis" GA % zoe rAc'uc
mere wee htt-h o"' 'U' u" te'eou' NUu'e ca
90 "ere 60 'asa5,e F" :" : DO" seem ,@oliou''
Gazing Win 70. hhs- in'ieS Wh''e trey e&'
caansed t.e gold ana HVer 81 MeNoo snu tne
most valoA'e h1foDeen i'' 'ils ,lLss
''p 'p" W ,'s n..;,;.- :, -.
ara or fn9 ~ y spans DlmlAiJ"b J" RmtFlca
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For The Tribune
InE HEART or UEBFIIEF
81 THOsiAs l.. HAERis

MONT without star or eve OF dsEH.ns gloom
Intense and chill and psipsbe, lsy spread
where ssl tie Atheist, lone, within toni
Pale watcher Of the dead
tach beautiful belief whose living ivrm
Within the spirits Pantheon foIe enshrinsd
Eaca aiLh vaoss rs5.sut siog sae5 - 'ssn n'f0
Jpon tie lGumined mind
Each Hope Inst stood with angel roser ,yirej
And, pointing 70 the ininiisbls SKY,
Revealed il tones with inspiration tired
Ihe souls great destiny
All l, tast unbeievius heart had diei,
Filling with spectrs shapes the hsu0te1 trss't,
Aud leit him in tbs midnight sor.ly 'rie1
Watching their awful res,
Grave seemed 70 shout t. grave nSs deep Z, deep
The blind worms revealed 10 the ies,sriU7 800
Asd voice came, ss desth comes following '.eeP
There ia no soul, % God
w. soul 10 God this VA. iore7ofm,se
Beat. sur.!pg Ger III. rigid lips Of :toCc,
Like tie Wild breakers, On some winlry ibofe,
Making perpetual mosn
Wondering sszed and unused aud ~ePi the while,
When, 10 Sersph pssied before my fse-'
AMI the calm beauty o. his peaceful snild
With day filed all the place.
d" you'd Of know be ssid. Why Pain aid rear and
Night
Win dark and dssolsle pjui0hs =; HIN sweep
Learn thou that Sin clou 10 Heaven from human 'snl
lie soWod 20 he doth reap
e.. Doubt is the eternal shade ~ Z Fti Gas,
Ihe vision and the faculty divine
FA.l when tbs spirit DER its empire ve.s
thrones appetite Snd Crime
oOaly the ear In chord with goodness Gown,
Hears the fuii tide Of Truth Immortal hyd1a
Ihe Heart where liFiIg yirtuos bloom alone.
G0ds Apgos enter In
White the great law 10 alphabet ol 1-m"
sound il With prophecy snd psalm abroad
u ,ubVs awful tempes,s vail the tents % shame
The Pure alone see God
f.. ft9I
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
! TsfGR,pS TO Tx EEN.YORr TRIBUNE

BALTIMORE. Friday Nov

BALTiNOHE, indy NOV E-4.M
ne morat0y train from Philadelphia ran over
.pear Hsyre d. Grace breaking QUE Of the cars
he train vss delayed from connecting with too south
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CITY ITEMS.

sATUsDAY MeAsNs, SDy. -.
~ lie $1,000 purse vas won a: the Centre
vile Course, on Thursday. by WhelpleJs son. eVlt
Reindeer, az follows
J .mes Whslpley entered a. c. Reindeer .....-22l
r. Johnson entered D. c. --..--.---....-..-l p!
Time, 944-242-2 H-2fs-2i7;
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

sssioess Notices I2s cent, per ns each io'sfn'e
General Notlrss.-5u hres or ies' eeea - N"N'
q ssrts; over sT tines each Insertion seen" per INC
.-.,ernl Adv.r,ts.m~uts-IN SIDE-kigh hnes
%. ss~b i,se,t1S 8 rsaIs over eigh lines oeot'
~ IN. esch day
CtTTSID9-Fight lines OF !ess ear ins7i "a :, ees
sr .ht lines cents pr fDe per day or y esns PEI
10 per month.
RElIsIOUs Snd TEHSEstEeg No1itss hAAtiAs - az "a
grsGSAL LIMITATIONS ard WASTE, I~' "Aoe@uhK .
-orSs viii be inserted FOR . rents
L,xnI AdvsrtisemeBts-A1 ne rttes dxed ~ he
Sls.3ie. Al. T.
"a Morning and Evening Editions
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r. The wife Of Hon. Lewis G Lsvi1' NJ .
p.rr,,iv,r,s. 10 ssaripg su.e !1rzslI n curious
,r. asE In progress At Baltimore Afa =, - esai ts
- =. Wealthy merchant The assault Ess cnrr
..',ieJ On pubic road iesa.as from ne cry fiie,
1,i.r IN tazry, psstsi the eArriage Ct MIRA Leyia
a.. SoGea in-rpeetins a. a. ssys 70 see ose OF tse
ss--sjv ~tth whom he scqaurted ~, falling 10
,roEni1s rho zAs =ithir. ~ drew up Acd allowed The
c.-r.ks 10 5sss again Ma Lviu, rr,e-ia,sg taxing
bI, roaiuet 90 an insul, orr Der footnan 70 seize
tas yourg rsn, which he a. I'd eet aim while abe
CO - hited hin
FfRI AT DETEOIT.-On the lSth, ire broke
ou; N the otsoe Of the sapernhndsntSt the : orr
thrse ules below Detroit and nesry destroyed tos
buiIdigs Known az The o1ees STARTERS. Tee hss VIII
% ssvsrA thousand dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-24

C4~ IOseph Julian. arrested On the Trsysrner
Conspiracy esse, has been admitted 70 bail In O. 90
sLUko saoI.-A young MAJ named Eysrsndns
Turner IL years Of age. residing at IA Greenwchst
member Of Fire Company No. q, While ia Doyer-H
On Wednesday night, vv vioect'y assaulted snd
struck n tho hight side of ths nesd iust oso~ the ear
~!th slung shOt or other drsdlg weapon knocking
Din down and almost taxing hls hfe. Hs ~ss picked
no soon stervsrd and taken homo where he now lies
Ia sss Of insen sinfity, With little or no hopes ot nis
recovery young mao ~no wa WIN aim .tAiss 'hs'
me rstian, On discovering the number worn oy tho
in dred party Immediately struck him AID ran away
He also sls.e, IL N be bis opinion that Tue psrpers'or
I. one OF q company Known az the O1verH gsoG
las.sss band Of rGf1aas
AccrDsSrs On ThoradsY James Dogshsfsy
employed Ia tie iron WORKS Of Secor a Co Hhth'c
E X vas ergsged 10 stteodbg the opefstoes OF oos
II those huxs balls By which Iron 10 cur INTO sHS-
pieces by fsipg t. 10 0rder 20 ne Tor re 20
iurosee large piece few Oh, Hod s'nlns I'm %
the eg cat under the prOda very osa com
uound fracture r.. brought - The Chy hospit-l,
wae-e be had been last Febr1afJ ior .-h sceIosht
70 lie other lsg....On Iaur.esy forenoon AZ "
o'clock Patrick D0nabOs reading g. "a 4Nefth-H
snt1. =, uo,k Ia q sever 10 Soyentssnln o. near the
e~ora avenue had his Nigh broken 81 me eaTing In
- h task He uss conveyed . The cry Hospifsi.
Tes body Of an unknown nsn ~ss grsppisd up
tom the river foot Of Rsctofs be appeared 10 BE-
80, ~ ysars cd, win sandy hair snc Tsiskers.
I,os,a IKE log sasrsm4n. he was drsssed In
,,ua coiore1 oysrcost heavy drab Goth vest cotton
and oIue Jfefslt DeAtn DJ GROWING.
IxzyLsIs.-TAs following lnqaeits we're he'd
"a Tszrsdsy sfssrnoon Az rs Ninth g. On tie bcdy
n David z. H0ushioa, 81 years Of age, naive OF
CoEnse,ie0,. Tbs deeessed I. appears wa Niger.
and employed on board The steamship Washington,
b ias ~ the To-; " Twelfth a. 4. K Ar HoUghs1D,
tae tine Of ae accident, standing ca toe wheel
so-s- Igsting up some msc5irery, and q block esme
sgansE aim and Knocked hA from nis tsotnodr when
fell The boiler beneath and from t6enes iato ne
river. iriGrng his head ~ such nsoner h-r az oleo
ssortly 4ftsrvarc- vzi!ei 10 accordance WIZ tne
ADORE ,scis r=gdsroc. Ar ~ 'front.' 81 "a ~
,ody q Timothy Shea eyed a yesrs, bofn N lIsls.i,
~no came 20 his seA,h ~ Accidentally sass LIN 20.
saip Dsvonsh.re ato tie dock and wAs a.
he Essrx Market Police station on ne ooy % A w
aaovs msD a6sgE ~ years Of az, eHk h.I .no 10
-hlskers he was 1resfed IN TACK e4''1 ifs" co.r
sray .,-i.e, o.-u silk ves,, and eoHon sOeSs JEAN
az ,.ttoa Of :ha brain On .eSFeang the poessu
Of ne dseesssd az EN- Dsy bottle labelled i'laAnsni
foand.
L.xcKsr-Jsmes Dsnnsly vas arrested in tee
E]stn Ward, on esA:ss q larceny IN stssi'as he
Vim Il Caid.n
WarcB. Thomas Rol,iss stole the wAieh y.
Jo,.,h silva for ~hieh otsuss orsess Y hes's p" ~
Fourth Ward took him into custody
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BAISs rEtteRArR-Mr. h ain complains, 10 a
s,er In the C0is AID En9sirr that Is erroneouSy
1,erted 10 certain journals that hs system OF to.e
UGpbing is enjoned 80 Infringement of Morses'
where's, he hsd been merely threatened with an attack
By Morse Co and having attended Ia consequence q,
Frankfort with Mr.. Chase his legal adviser he wss
there Immediately told by his opponents that they had
abandoned the application were any proceedings
hsi thev backed ont
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WANTS..


.LAhTED-StaAdOns for Dgmiss of sxss.lsni lr's
~ anc children recently arrived, free from oily kssf
and associations and willing W ~oyf for moderate wssss
Application b made al the once u tho COmai SCI oO,rs
II Emigration. N the Park. No charves. IA y
ANANTnD-sy wslleduestsd young man, OF In
w dustnoBs habits, sitnaiOp W merchants 9mes-
Advertiser writes good hand ard can give reap
reference. Address n this once hD ~
90 0O0 on $4,000 nAsrED 90 Bond ass
,DJ,UUU Mortgage, % Rel Estsss 10 THIS ely, ~osu
doqbs tho amount for Of years at az Pc ess. "a
tsrssf, oay sbls bali yesry. Apply 10 ". IoH.sx
n2l 81 Resl EslsEs Agent, ~ chsrfy.ss, y
LOST Or MIsLAID.
Sy,HH FOLLOWING DEsCRiBED soIES @.,es /.
soc bridge Mas th- zs'h 1lnmo ana olrsce'a 70
J. L Williams, Cisy saos, bossoH' nave "e'" '"'' ~ ~
Your q o. 800 each. dated sOy s.e, ~ ~ lPrss,
" 'l0 n, lob, ia, IAN 4 Sity bsLss
O.. aSo9 ..Sb i7tb, lsh,1sh) Boston.
md thres Of sl0 each dated NOV sh, 1osh, and ssss
os1sbls AZ civ BAH New Ork-al sgus1 s,ocs5rdEe
RIO Co By cks AIssr. AE-nt' .nh efs~n 10 ave Of
ard endorsed by Cha c Aigof . --.,-., a. .
80 inc, 2.sI NV - ls4s
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GENERAL NOTICES.

II FsSIsrs a " sls, Phrcnoio6ists sne
Publishers, Ciiai'a hal 81 NAs'sas1 GEAR ms f-'
u DR.. shew, sutsor q various works 90. AID prse
a.o0er or Wslereer= s. F01rsh-Av neS Tenn o. ale
EVecal Mu.ic and Harmouy-Cheve's sy.-
teta-M ca REGN.CLT - sbout - crgAniLe new cas-
upon hs system which opens % al me means
81 learning 81 his system. which 10 enlrey
"a Of music ard become master o. RE ru'es of CON 20
slon Persous DESTROYS or f1ninS it- class viii save
thsir names With NJ y howsrd-si where ne WI he
happy 10 ssord al iarsher Information ~ ie.eodo'
r. Mercantile Library Association, Clirior
Is : corner o. BsekmLr srd NAsssE ga
LlsRARV-So-sOJ volumes. 70 vhica a. ceV pnoneA
gars 81 merit Nttec - scOn ~ p2phsa>d
REapiSe-RooN --Thirty-s!x American, Ent foriy srg
.h Sna French gSE.n-s three Enz lisa, Ihrse fe1eh
lierrsn Gut one SpauisA ce~spAPef' t0-ela- -
Ne~Yors daily ard weekly 7apefs-sec9l<f acc rSi
glous Open ron 10 4 NJ. - 10 u
CLAssEs A. no~ Open for Instruction IN french,
isrnsn. Spanisa, lislsn. bootkssping. Prnm-nsnlp
Commercial Ariihmsuc Mercantile rrsspc-cerc-, 20
cau0o, VEGA Music Drawing, stsuogTaphy snd AsIo9-
0my.
LEcrvSss- variety Of es.ar-s ~il 5s delivered
1ar.ng Iae Ral ard Winter by gentlemen u -11ins1i
lslsnts
TEzAs-To clerss s. Initiation ZEE an 81 sen. a'a-R
dses. In advance. r. a. oihert, 3 FER s2oum
y Liquid Hair Dye Improved a % ccicf 20.
uiury-i entirely es from anp-ssSn. odor- and ca =
WISHED with the strongest s0sp Immediately 10 afp.sr
without vsi1ng - dry Fer sac. applet 81 S1ISsA
Laxs Wig Factory. sWAllst mylS T1FossNu
rr water-Care.-Tn- Orange Mountain Wsisr-
cu@ estsbnshent al sout. OrsnEe. swJers-y VIII %
KEPT cpsa eurrg The ~isies Tue s.sAeAsapen 4. - n
ortsbr warned throlg hcut Win pryNIe hsios $3.50
~ s.rk rssup TIE care leave he foot OF Cofcsoc,st
s,ily Tor th- ssiabashnenI Letters 70 oe tddrsssC
Or klKkKk ~ above
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WARTHOUsINa Acr-DRAwBACK.--The Stat
sIsa ice provide that sler June 80 1872 all imports
subject to duty and ~hereon the duties are not paid
when sssessed, shall ia deposited ia ihe public ware
AoSse, whence they may be taken for immediate ex.
aorts,ion as any time within years On payment
Of the dnties may be- withdrawn for home oonsump
Ion at any time within yosr but goods subject to
iny cannot bs entered exported for drawback after
oeog withdrawn from the custody Of tho officers OF
'hs customs Thee regulations are hot 70 modify The
avs relsSye 10 picked nah. rVhhed sugar or tina eI
Por, Of goods 60 CsnSca or Chihushus II ssid goods
sben entered tor export are Immediately taken out OF
tae United States
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~ IOseph Jalian, arrested On the Tfsysrnier
Conspiracy case has been admitted b bail In 90
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

DsArs ~ RKv. DR. FASsAs-Ths Detroit
2.per. ssi received sOatan inisAsenes Of the dssiA
GA lbs leth inst Of Rev JOIN EAssaS Of the Roman
Catho.ie chareh. He vss native Of Ireland, Sst hn
resided in iais eoEstEy since lei; -" Of TIDES foI
.one years whe0ee be removed 10 srookyn 10 lSo.
n which City ard New York be has rssided. snr TO
Aht bali yesr, when he removed 70 Detroit
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

sywYoRE DAILY TEIsUNE "a PUBLIsHID
EvERr soRsISe isUSDAYs rxcEPTED)
a, The Tribune Buildings, corner OF Spruce
nd Nassau streets, opposite the City Hall,
.A,gyerea % City subserbeTs for ~ cents per week
,bev prefer they can pay In advance 81 the Desk
- !, months year ~ the same rate. single copies
80 Cen!s MAJ Subscribers Five Dollars per ennum 20
,v,nee Subscriptions taken Tor siK months Fof tnree
stas Al 90 Three Dollars Ia vance required IN ~ 81
Ssnzes With County Newspapers. Daily pape ~
- ~ Office, whose terms higher than tbo 'TV '"'
s,surs DOT allowed any difference
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cosNos rlEii P.1r-SSs 81, 6. 81. 81. ~. lei' Is"
ies. IN. us. H. us. No p.n H.
IscUfr Cctsr- hoc1xy-Scs 81, q. y, eo2 =. y,
So. s.. "a =, 81. - IS -. sSs IS -, s. ~. iec
Jadss aerlest vii hold ne speels rsfD GoSsy
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y FsWIsrs a " els, PhrenoioaiEts sne
Publishers, C!iat5a Hah 81 N>sssa-si GEAR ms Tsr'
~ DR.. shew, suIsor Of various works o. AID prse,
ouer OF Wsler-cur= 81 FOurth-Sv BeN Tenth o. ale
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.w.YonK. SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER isie.
From The Pacihe.

D.as--.-f fra Can. 4espa-co-D -e-iiias IA Har
ssr u AoeP-loo. DssSssoa = IA !'rH- IAs
fgtd5Gdsfs.
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Police Cousr. "A few disofdsfues add Dinof cha
occupied tho attention Of The COur. yesisfdsy-bOn
them amounting 10 aay account
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LsKcKxr-Jsmss Dennsly vas arrested IN toe
Eighth Ward, on . esAsss q larceny IN 'ia'Aas H.
Vim y Ca.d.n-
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BiYiRD TAYLOR'S LETTBRS".SO. XIX,
From the Digging Region.

The RieA Galch .. Dry Washing. Dry DsSiHg
Abundance NJ GDld 4 Dss0tsd EmtSFaH. me
California H5rss S1oossfd Entgraa's STOCKTON
public .jt.sfic, Frfighf Carriers Prirss al hf
DLgRf69s q. Yt9ta6ies. Ccst of L,rtHS
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WavcB.-Thonss Rol,las stole the wAleh :, " =
J,,.,h sil-s for ~hieh otsnss o;sess Ohss's ~ =
Four,h Ward rook him into sastodJ
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

SOUND ApvIcE,-Never do anything
that can denote an angry mind; for al.
though every body is born with a Ger.
tain degree Of passion and from un,ow-
ard circumstances will sometimes feel
its operation and be wha, is called "ou,
ofhumOr," yet sensible man or woman
will never allow il to be- discovered
Check and restrain it; never make snv
determination until it has entirely sub.
ssded; and always avoid saying any.
thing which you may wish unsaid.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31
Isy the President Of the Uni
ted Sta1es.

In pursuance of law, !, JAMES X. POLK,
President of the United States of America,
do hereby declare and make known that pub
lie sales will be held at the aforementioned
land office in the State of Missouri, hereinaf.
ter designated, to wit
AT the land office at SPRINGFIELD, COM
mencirg on Monday. the fourth day Of June
next, for the disposal of the public lands sit
uated within the aforementioned Townships
snd parts oftownships, viz:
North Of the Base Line, and West Of the
nm principal Meridian.
Townships twenty-five, twenty three, and
rs cn,y -four, Of range eleven.
Townships twenty three and twenty-four
Of range twelve.
Township twenty-five, Of range nineteen.
Townships twenlythree and twenty -four,
Of range tweHty-one.
two.
Lands appropriated 0y law for the use OF
schools, military, or other purposes, will be
excluded from the sales.
The offering Of the ve-mcntiO1ed lands
will be commenced On the days appointed,
and proceed in the order in which they are
advertised, with all convenient despatch, un.
I'll the whole shall have been offered, and the
sales thus closed. But no sale shall be kept
open longer than two weeks, and no private
entry of any of the lands will be admitted IN
til after the expiration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the City Of WASH
ington, this twenty seventh day of February,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and
forty nine.
Ry the President JAMES X. POLK.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTlON CLAIMANTS,
Every person entitled to the right of pre-
empton to any of the lands within the town
ships aud parts Of townships above enumera-
ted, is required to establish the same TO the
satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of the
proper land office, and make payment there
for as soon as practicable after seeing this no.
tice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement Of the public sale Of the lands
embracing the tracts claimed; otherwise such
claim will be forfeited,
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
May 3. lS49.-9-Sw.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

In pursuance Of the first section OF the oct
of Congress entitled "An act TO establish an
additional land office in the STATE OF Mis-
SOURI," approved February Goth, lS49, do
hereby declare and make known, that the
land office created by said act is established at
the "TowN OF MILAN" in the County OF
Sullivan of said State; the site this day desig-
mated by the President Of the United States.
Given under my hand at the City of Washing
ton, this twenty.serenh day Of February,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred
and (orty.nine.
By order Of the President
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
May 3, ls49 -9--Sw
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

The wheat crop of Wisconsin, Illinois,
Iowa and Michigan is said TO be re.
markably promising.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

why is lady, while decorating her
fingers like one in distress' 4 Because
she is Infringing her hands.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

Whenever we drink too deeply of
pleasure, we find a sedimen, at the bot.
tom of the cup. which embitlers the
draught we have quuffed with so much
aviditv.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

Wisdom requires three things: knowl,
edge TO discern, judgment to weigh, and
resolution TO determine.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

Adversely overcome is the brigh,es,
glory and willingly undergone the
brightest virtue. suferings are bu,
the trials of valiant spirits.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

Quarrels leave scars which cannot be
so we'll closed to the sight but they will
lie open to the memory,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

ONever find faul, with girls that
are romPs' Let them run and jump as
much as they please.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

OA fastidious lady was greatly
shocked the other day, on reading that
male and female strawberry plants are
frequently found occupying the same
he'd
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

Aim not too high lest you fall; nor
lie on the ground lest you be trampled
upon. You are safest when your legs
bear you.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

The most useful lesson in the school
OF hfe' is that which teaches US 10 be
content.