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New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
YACHT RACING IN EUROPE AND AMERICA.

Darius Dawson whites Us that Il Is MS Intention 10
build yacht within the period OF SIX months from
this dale OF tuDnage and cost equal 10 the tunnage
and cost Of the \ acht Amenca.' sad Yacht 10 be
built. modelled ard ugeec on a plan different from
any vessel yacht now ahodi. And 70 be held ready
az any time within the period OF one year from the
date ,aiter be ug completed 20 SAL aga.nsi any
sci OF Yacht. or lumoer Of vessels or yachts. now
afoai IN lAis country OF Europe, that nav be enter
ed fOY the race The trl1l o. speed and sailing quail
ties e AXE place al any time chosen by majority OF
the owners OF vessels entered FOR The race and 10
run sShcy shall choose, for any distance, upon the
ocean OF inland waters, IN heavy or light breeze
Will or seainSl the wind. The owner Of ANY vessel
entered Tor Ire No. satisfied with The time and
circumstances chosen by majority 20 make the trai
Of speed and sailing qualities. shall be al liberty 10
withdraw ihelT vessel al any time before one week
preceding the time chosen for The contest This pro-
vision = not 10 apply 10 Tie vessel entered 0y tne
subscriber hls Yacht shall x held reacy 10 sal az
aRy place ard time within The periOd specified, md
under any circumstances chosen BY majority OF the
owners Of The other vessels. That only first class.
wel-trec sail vessels yachts may be entered for
the race The prizes 70 be sailed for are a. follows
In case the subscribers Yacht Win the the
sci which comes out second and the vessel last out
IN the race 10 be forfeited to HIM. And Ii MS
yacht beaten, he VIII deliver her, with all her ap
purtelances to the winner OF the race, prize.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
NrwvORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER a. 1851

speaks well for the new enterprise. IL our own
Cliy, the Broadway Theater, the Bowery and Bur
tons were among the FIST to subscribe for a iuA
supply Of these hre-escapes and fre-er;inguisners
The Bowery Amphltheater was also al once on hand
The Irving. ne Astor, the Clinton. French's' ana
other hotel. we're early the field for number OF
tie machines L. *. Collins ordered i"o dozen for
his American Inc Of steamers The Black Bal line
Of packe', was not Ear behind Adams Co, bow
en & McN4mee. Carlton & Co., and many other
eminent business films, made me necessary exam
nations and were no. 70 be outlone n pFOmpiliude
II this invention shall be found equal TO the eIPec'a
tons Of its friends, We shall Oe happy 20 see II e1
ended throughout The country
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

INrrLLIGENCER OrrIcE,

SATURDAY, June 7, lS5l-6 =. NJ.
The overflow having caused an almost
total suspension Of out door business, we
have but limited number of transactions
to report tor the past threa days. The
Levee is now entirel under water, consc-
quently the receipt of produce ale mostly
taken to store, or placed on board for i'm
mediate re-shipmcnt. The general bust
ness of the market is seriously interrupted,
and the rates for several aIiicles have n
downward, while others, the arrivals OF
which are mainly suspended for the present,
have an upward tendency. The Tobacco,
Hemp, and Lead markets have undergone
no percep,itle change, and prices are now
much the same as last reported. Flour and
wheat remain steady, at abou, former pri.
ces. The sales OF Flour to-day comprise
1000 bbls, including 800 choice country al
$3 So; and 400 extra Illinois al -, Prime
to choice " heat 50 II SIC. Corn is il shade
better; with sales of mixed at 33 il 81
white Il, 81 3Sc, dt livcfcd. Ga, 30 4
Bic, and dul, pro,i ion qricD. and til,
make, "l po Il, Llrj, und Bacon inactive
S"Ir> "t Pork confined B." eraii ra.",i., a
Sl2 ior prime, So a II - tor Mes; Il
bb', good No. : LuI1 sold y,studyya al -
-, and 2i2 al sc. Country cured Bacon
lower. say for prime and choice shoulders
81 &c, ribbed sides I Sc. clear > = g
plain hans, rs in quality, from - 10 I -,
bagged and extra sugar cured from ) I,
Q &c. Fresh Butter 9 Il . | 2c: choice il
i.rS and kegs 10 ic. Nothing compare
lively speaking, done in Groceries, arrivals
fair for the season hat taken directly /,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

AAB,MA.-Mr. lancey has written Il
letter, declining. from pressing private rea-
sons, the nomination of the Southern Rights
Convention as the secession candidate for
Congress in the Second District in Ala
bamc. The only candidate in the field
kAW, is James, Abcrccmbrie, Wing. who
wayhnominated by Il "union and States
Rights" convention.
Mr.. Iancey's letter is full and explicit in
favor of the organization of secession par.
~. without respect to any other issues.
+. W. Bowdon, Representative from the
Seventh Congressional District, declines a
reelection.
On Friday evening, Mr.. Woodward, n
member Of the late Congress from South
Carolina made speech before the South
ern Rights Association of Mobile The Ad.
vertser describes the display as an "exh-
blion of fireworks" The speech appears
TO have been vioenily disunionist, fierce in
its attacks upon Northern statesmen, with
out discrimination, as aboIitionists. open or
disguised and pronounces the Union hope
less y gone, gone, gone In short, it was
an uncquivocai, unmitigated south Carolina
dsunion speech. So says the Advertiser,
and the quotations furnished justify the de-
scIiption.-Picl p,ac.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12
INFORMATION CIRCULAR,
FROM THE CALIFORNIA PASSENGER
OFFICE, 10 BROADN Ai, NEW YORK


This Office, established al inc con m'h''m''l OF 'he
year S'9 Tor 'he atconmou".on OF pg,'on' 'noH' TO
eIhoh'k lo' wv '","'" :" o',t''' "'S w
ioyed the satisfaction OF guarding MANY from d'ap'
pon'men' ana 'V,' ana mas no" become me 'tEi'ar
Agency OF me OLDEST ihe on steamers '''api'h'" III
New YORK, i'f ,Ic 'a"'Po''"o" 81 "a'S ana la's'h-
gers 10 CalI''h'a,
iJve'l mpol'an',G persons al u'''HnrI' VINO are
preparing 10 20 10 NH"o'"' ",' '','' S.'"' W n'''
a" essbIshc 'cl'ablc agency to which they can for
ward the required por' ION o. Tue 'SIagr money III "u
or BERTH uderstandng'y secured on the most ia oHble
terms
mere =" s''a' ""e,' rs, ~, ", W., S M
health, dcpe'd on ndIcon' selection OF good state
room Tor CABIN passengers OF OF oe',h ia
ventilated position Tor s'erra!e passengers. ouch
selections are made py 'h's as''y anu 'ns se,e'"oh
tn receipt OF one uent'Eh part OF the passage money,
thr balance Payanie a' any ',r mo' SS n'h one gay
before sailing The money 'Gm''e" III ADVANCE is All
appropriated TO mem Io' we P"S'"-e, an" +" case
the applicant fail to be ready a. u" time specified, by
giving one weeks notice. inc ''h'' Is maze good Tor
subsequent NoSaS''"' may Dc u''''''u I" announcer
person.
Persons arriving ~ Ne" NDih, VINO nave not hdn
heir berh' selected and llrI passage s'r"'c1 IN adj
vance. by calling al ih's office. "' Oh am 4'I Ia" H.
formation n'ce''a'y 10 E'h'i mem hS'''' ne mp"
sI'i'ns "i steel I"''rl>' ma N"' '' 'hh',''" WIZ"
pao,atr tickets N either a" OF steam or s"il ch'iN,
II The loves, pIcc-. with In" best perm, h'' before
crg.g.d or among tie rTg best, should mere be ANY
such, Hhch wire early selected Tor persons Mh" may
have given mu,lce Of po'ponemrh' 10 " s"O''qrh
NuNa.r.
oar hook, always open Tot selection OF state
room on Storage lodging. on" month h""rr the sailing
time rud The rarlirrh election ie secuted, Tia" g'a'"
rr st. 81 romto,i and neal h
Iu- la.}. ,rdn",. irtyr \"W lp'" 'n 'hr iitl ana
GuYi esq.,, not -- oiors, uu TIA" 3!i AM 2'lh OF
ca.h month.
pa g. ...f- uuu NrN York 10 thast"'-
,..tll Ia
s,co.d cabin q
Storage, With bcljh, mat.rU,, ana board %
From p,uaua 10 san francisco
CABIN passage, so
Stportgr 100
Iach passenger +. allowed 30 pounds baggage, not
exceeding tea cubic feet No parcel shou'd weigh
nor, than 10 pounds Freight ou eN'la basHan "-
c'ui.. cro,,.n. the itnmus, cots abo. four O.. ua
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

William Lcahc, Fl'G, Petition 70
o..Iln,t lu.t, 'p,c Nult.
Richard u. Lake, Dci'j ) gage.
Now at this day comes the sad piliu'h 1g his nj
'oucy, and It am caring 10 The satisfaction OF the
count thai the said defendant /, mot resident Of OF r
siding IN the stat" Of Missouri, On motion Of the aid
plaintiff, il ordered Tie cont hat the said dr'cud
ant be- notified ,h' t'' sand plaintiff has flied hi, PETE
ton IL tli, court, tlr object and general nature OF
which is 10 iorccIosr HE equity Of redemption the
following Described real estate situate auJ hI.ug u Tho
county ul Rall, IN IA, state OF Missouri, 10 VIZ The
equal undivided orc lali OF the west half OF tn"
northwest quarter, a,A the logth half Of the cast ht
oi the northwest qu"rr OF section twelve, an' eighty
acrc~ OF the south end ct tie mouth west q,lcr OF
ton one all OF town.hp hlly i,ur ard range seven
west containing Ia all Two bundled acres, uHd HAT uu
lc,, YOU the sad Richard NJ. Loakc, defendant, APP
pear at the text term Of thu court, 10 b" begun aud
held at tl.c count house IN the town OF New IuuduH,
within and Tor said county OF Rails, ou the Jur;h Mon
day OF August ncXt, AMI on or before the thlld day
thereof, answer sad petition, the wl b. taken
ga.s vouas coue- ed, and il !, further ordered that
copy hereof be publish according 10 law IN some
new ~papcr pub Ecd IN tins State Tor T., -H wco. >lr-
cc-sivcly tnc d, insertion he NJ lca, tom week., be-
fore the commencement VI the next term OF this corLt,
and cause continued. \ hur copy t",'
myl5Sw SANL * CAIDW III, Clork.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

rUj'erou, earth goes into The washing cs'cin. The
dsolrHg Of Tie adhesion beor the compound is carried
TO contact with the quick,ilver The ,ricndoi hori.
sOaii Wfdcc Of tie quot,ar,r which the prepared
cuutnt musi pas, lhr COMPRESSED copind Of the
passing cuet on the surface Of the quick ilvcr aud
The a. iaiiOn ia the quicksilver aud IN tc passing cur
rent. Ijci2l ARNOLD bufFuM n co.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12
Executors Notice.

NOTICE t. hereby gtca to al creditor, aul o'l.',,
interested IL The estate oi Robert Bugs, decreased,
that letter, HflanrMly On said estate, hr.'Ius date
May =, lN5l have been granted ~ the u'drrs.u,i hy
the Rails county count. Az person, Ind hlcd to SAID r-
tate arc requested 10 make pdlmcu, Immediately, and
all persons ha, jo UlJms gg1l,' -a c' tir tcqu,
10 present. them, properly authenticated, within one
year from the dat OF said "t'cra or they may be- IIo-
Guided hom any l'urGt OF said estate, aI Il uo, pre-
scented within three years. they viii hr iot.,.I bori
ml29. NM. r. BRIGGS l.N.c.tor.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

Virginia v. Mason, PIED
against : Petition.
William T. ErDIur n,C'tN


William T., kuctgr, Dcl1S
: o" a. u' Ghy comes the sad plaintiff, by her a.
lpucy, aud files her petition and az affidavit show
Ug That he sod defendant II resident o the state
o Missouri, and hclcupon on melton OF HE said plain
TIT, II h. ordered by the celE in vacation o, said court
that sad defendant be notified of the ccment o!
h' s' the same beng for III" sum Of three hundred dol
tts aul iu crest, due rs hor dated ia" LIST day Of No.
yrmtrr, ISIS, payable on tle h,t day OF MAY, etgh
teen hundred anI If y.our, and executed by the said de-
rudau, to the sad plaintiff 'nI that unls>, The Ii de
PENDANT be aud appear a the mex, term of this coat
New London, WITHIN ahd iOi SAID county Of halls, on
the iuurth Monday VI August Leyt, sud before
the mind day thereof, answer the said plaintiff pcI-
tlOn the viii Doe taken against him confessed
and /, iutncr ordered that copy hereof be publish
ed weeks surcessWey tie last insertion 10 be at least
weeks before the commencement Of the ne term Of
sid court, in the .Wete,n uuion,' weekly newspa-
per published in the city OF Hannibal, Missouri
4 true copy, t-st, SAM" h. CALDWELL,
a. w. Lamb, ATTY for pl'H. ny29 sw CLLSk,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12
CLASSICAL, SCHOOL.

'j'HoMAS y. GORE has opened a school in the
L basement OF the Bapti, Church. in The city OF
Hannibal, Mo, which he intends to 10 permanent
Tuition per- Fc'Mon of Flee .lioat,s--r i. :
Reading Writing and Arithmetic. $40
English Grammar, Geography, Chemistry aud
Natural Philosophy, 10
Algebra. Surveying, &c, ~
Latin and Greek Languages, ~
A regular. printed report Of the progress Of each pu-
pill, will be Transmitted at the end o each week. for The
inspection Of his parents or guardian jei2ti
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12
MORE NEW BOOKS!

IUSr received, from New York, Phila NJ, <Ixz
d dephia, Baltimore, Louisville, and -. Z.AH
LOUIS, an extensive assOrt IL, nj OF BOOKS ssAz1s~W
and STATIONERY, embracing histories biographies,
poems mlscellanes LATIN, Greek, ana French books,
scientific woIks luvemIcs toy books, Bibles and les
lament, OF every size and quality, hymn books ior all
denominations, great variety OF moral and religious
books, music instructors Tor all musical instruments
school books Of every kind blank books of every size,
cap and letter paper of every quail fancy tote ard
billet paper, PLAIN and fancy en,eops waters. visiting
caId', ca'd cases, albums, portfolios, water color
paints and brushes, drawing paper, Bristol boards, pei
ioIatcd boards bonnet boards, wall aud window pdler,
maps, states and pencils, nk,'nuds, ink, saud boye,
,apd, quilts. steel pens, Pen holders, writing aud draw
ing pencils, gold pens. gold aud silver pencil cases. let
ter stamps ensa,ngs and pictures. In short, every ar
cle usually kept in the best book stores, all OF which
i'll be sold very cheap for cash. Wholesale or retail.
embrace tins opportunity 10 'cnder my thanks 10
hose who have pa,Ioniled me, and invite them. and all
iheIs 10 call aud examin' my stock. Gf'Sign Of III,
BIG BOOK.
mayly +. Il. McELROl
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12
h-...e,s1nsn, PL Z A U r L s.., ~
ExcUSRIoN Go ~.


TT NC TWfS " ". -IUTVONN.
The splendid Passenger Steamer DIE VERNON,
Capt. Mull,n Will leave ST. Loui, or the above aud
all intermediate points Friday evening, June 18Th,
and viii leave Hanuha, on Saturday morHHg In inst.
As limited number ut passengers only " III be taken,
those dcsrous OF going the above Ip viii please
leave their names with the agent, J. e. WAUGH.
inI- u
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12
J. Il. CARNETT.

STATE or aii,SOIrL
Cny.t, on Rua., "
Ia In. r,tI ,,,r,.t ,.,,, IN, ,,,,,.r ,r.qJ tS,,
N',@.,' Nj. nra,nya,, Ar%''
ley, lcc'l, rirmiG Petition TO
against ioiccose Mortgage,
il'hari NJ Leak" Aul
Elizabeth Leak, bIni'E'N.
tuU"y, aud files his petition AMI affidavit herein,
showing that the sand jcie daui, nou-c,denrs Of
the State OF Ni'ssoHri and thcrcuppn on motion OF
tie said plaintiff, Il I, ordered by the cr!. ~
t,or oi SAIL cont that >A defend ut> hc no. flied tn,
the .ud llainti la, ucl Vi, petition Ia tlus court,
the object a.L general nature OF which 10 ,orrcloSe
Tie equity of redemption IA the follow N described
loai estate, situate au being m the county 1T Rails
tLr State ul y n TO wIt ih'"A, hall of the north
west gggtt.r oi $.c.ion tuuiy, township fifty FIVE,
r''go l.r west, ayd that U'es, you the sal Richard
VI. Iclk" and IiDahrtr l"a,r. defendants. be- aud
arp.ar ut the next term oi TINS count t. To-. began and
held a. the cpIt hnu>r IA the town Of New London,
within and fer sad county of Rails. ON the iouth
Monday OF Ans,.' nrNi and on %, bcio." the 'hd day
w bee taken a-r'-t You couir..cd and it further
otarrrI that Il e. py hereof b, pnh.,suc lor weeks.
sUccc.>y,ly the last insertion TO be- at least four weeks
before the commencement ol the next term If tins
couri, "a The E. Western Uuuu," weekly ucwslIpcr,
Published n the c,'y of Hannibal, Missouri.
y tulr copy Test:
'M'L X. CALDWELL, C'ca>
ions NslI4. Av'y.
r,,..,,, ga. ~. 10y ~.
IurIrU,ll. Cr,uit Can't. ~ ,.,,,,.n Nav l5,b
ls,I '
49,. a., . , ,,.r
J." " 40 ''" 'N' f''' 'hh Action
,,, "ES',",' r,. ga hy
.-n,," ',"D , T. no. p'' IT, ,N"arnh'n.
NV q" ,,, ,i ,o,''E W ' a,.'a' "''I ', ~
we .'''% o, we '''h 81 we 'n'"' u, ana ,ol 'he
>" ~ 'o"N 90 a" !" ''''''' ms P'l"l", n''''n,
'' "'' ''"' ' .''" '"' "' ''''. - "'' i''"e"' u
To, 49, $.,,, a. M',2a'1 ,,.,r;,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12
CLOTHING

OF every desCrptiou-a large assortment mems, hoy ;
and infants hats lcghom, Panama, palm, wool and
rough and ready, fun, silk Sc, sc. G"utlcn"h'> >llN
under shirts, cotton and wool ditto. Ladies' silk vests.
Trunks OF every qualify, from - % to SO. Saddle
bags: extra and common mixed and bro cotton hose;
extra quality red and 81 llow bandanna hkt IS Iuchc.
square; a large assortment oi
Boys Clothing,
Consisting Of sup. ca,hmar"e, English and i,ench
ncruo Jacket, and um'd ia the best cuy fashion;
silk and word vests, bro and bcach'd fine dull PMt'
cotiouadc plaid and plain Cashmere do alpaca coat;
bro linen roundahous-in fact, our 'ssOI,meut cant be
beat this side OF 81. LOUIS and We say III conclusion,
VIII sell as low a. the lowest, quality, cut make sc
considered. Bear IN miud, ouis Is a One Price
iou,c, and that price bat small advance first cost
believing the old adAg"'A N,mble Penny i better
than SLOW Shilling mN?9
HIRAM McNEIGH,& co.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

STATE OF MlSSOI ri, !
toun.Y on RAILS. \
Ia the Rails CIcUt Coat, Ia vacation, June 81,
INcEard n, BraSh,ag, PnniF,
against Position tp
Richard VI loaLr and l"yrclo,' No lgag".
EII1Ib.th Lrahc, D.t,rii Is.
Now at TN, day, conc, the ,ad p.a.a'i by ms
attorney, and tiles h,s petition and affidavit herein
showing that the said dcieudaIt uou-rc,d"u- 81
the sta" of Missouri and ncreupon, mot on oi the
saId plaintiff, II is drcd by The cluk N vacation %!
sand cuurt that the sad defendant, be- notified iua, 'hr
said lam has filed hi, petition IN this cOu, the OBJ
pet aud general raturr of whi il q 10 lul,c'o.c the
equity at redemption IN ,hc following described rrh
estate, s'udt" aud being IN the county OF Rails, ~ the
>t" al Missouri, towit, tc east halt OF the uOlh w"st
luarter OF section thIy township Liy FIVE, range oI
west aud that unless you the sad ltcHard VI. LrIhc
aud Elizabeth L"akc, defendants, be ard appear al The
next tenn OF this cOuIt TO be begun and held al the
comt house IN the to"H u New London, WITHIN and Ton
said county OF Rail-, on the fourth Monday of August
next aud or beloe the third day thereof, answer the
said pdEtlis petition, the same sill be taken again
you cOulcs ed and /, further ordered tina, copy
hereof be publshcl for wcekf successfully, the last
ns' r,ion TO be at lea, ! weeks before the commence
mcnt OF the uoXt tenn OF this couii, IN the "Westerr
unon," weekly newspaper published IN ihe city Of
| Hannibal, Missouri.
a true COPY. Tc,tei
SANT X. CALDWELL, Cirk.
joins RAILS, ATTY. J'J-sw.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12
10 MERCHhNTS!

AUEENSW WARE put up IN packa q"s TO sni, the ado
X lust received Is o,2iy r. X. SELMtS.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12
A FARM FOR SALE.

7 WISH 10 sell the farm which reside, situated
i in Pike county 1 miles southwest of Spencershurg
"a miles from Hannibal and % miles from Louisiana.
The tract contains SIX hundred acIes-about equal
quantity of prairie and timber hundred and fifty
under fence, hundred OF which is IN cultva-
ton. There is comfortable brick dwelling house,
water, within forty steps Of the house also, an album
dance OF stock water, Tor any amount OF stock Beng
situated on the edge OF the Grand Prairie, would
make Que OF the best stock farms in the country.
Twill sell great bargain in said farm, application
be made TO me soon, oil the premises
jel2f JOHN II. DAVIS.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all person, interested in
the estate OF Joshua Ely, deceased, that Letters OF
administration have been granted 10 the Undersigned,
by the Rails county count, bearing date June %, AID,
1871. All persons ha,iug claims against SAID estate
are requested 10 present them for allowance within
twelve months, OF they may be prccnied from Al y
benefit OF said estate, and II not presented within three
years. wild be forever barred.
lcl2-3t JAMES II. ELY, Adm'r.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12
Executor's Notice.

N'OIlCE is hereby given 10 all creditors and others
! interested in the tate OF Thomas Smith. deed,
that letters tcStameuiary said estate, bearing date
June -. A. D., lS5l have been granted TO the UNDER
signed by the Rails county court.
Al persons uicb Ell 80 SAID estate are requested
10 make payment immediately and al person, having
claims against said estate required to present them.
propcr, authenticated, within one year from the date
of said letters. or they may be precuiei from any
benefit of SAID estate. and II not presented within three
years they viii be forever baucd
JOHN BYNRS auh } r,.,
jrl2-3t JAMES y. SNi I'll,
u TRABUE. =. TNNBCE. q. II. rRNBtE.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12
Bows Clothing.

Received hi, DAY, a large addition 10 our stock Of
BOYS Clothing. all slrs. consisting cr Sacks, Jackets
white and brown, Dill. pau,, Co.ioUli', ditto Vests
&c, So, Imayl5jli |
HIRAM NcyriGli \ Co.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

81 Of all qualities, among which Won will uud some
bcaut liUl cXcel,io Md tie, ior tie lndrs-a
" VI. HAWKINS.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

touNrY ut RAIL-.
In The Rail, Circuit Court, March term, l,,l. Nl.rI
D-fL
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

II oANErS- Going orr.l and Tor sale uuu. ui'y
I,lo"by HY2b COLLINS Is BREED.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-01-06
eolaen Rules Of Lifa

All the air and exercise ia the Universe,
and the mos; generous and liberal table, bul
poorly suffice 10 maintain humat stamina ii
We neglect other co;operatiyes-lviz. obedil
ente TO the laws Of abstinence. and those ol
ordinary Qualification, We rise,with head,
ache, and we set about puzling ourselves tc
know the cause. We then qfecoIiect thai
we had hart day's fag, OF that we feaste9
ei-bounteously, or that we staid up very
late; at all events, we incline to find oul
the FAULT, an then call ourselves fools fol
falling into it,, NoH, this is an occurrence
happening almost every day; aud these are
the points tfat run away with the best nor,
ton of our life, before We fifld out what i.
good Or evil. Let any single individual re.
view bis past life,--how ,ihstafitaheous,
the dlush will cover bis cheek when he
thinks Of III, egregious errors be has un-
knowingly committed!--say ,ihkn1wingly,
because it never occurred 10 Rifii that that
they were errors until the effects which fol,
lowed, betrayed thecause. All our sickness
and ailments, and q brief life, mainly depend
upon ourselves. There are thousands who
practice errors day after day, and whose per-
yading thought is, that everything which is
agreeable and pleasing cannot be hurlful. =
The sloth ul man loves his bed; the topper
his drink, because it throws him into an ex-
hilarative and exquisite mood; the gormand
makes his stomach his god; and the sensu-
alist thinks bis delights imperishable, So
we go on, and at last we stumble and break
down. We then begin to reflect, and the
truth states us in the face, how much We,
die W viaHle .qataIg) 1880