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THE GREAT AMERICAN NOVEL
Il Fifth Edition Now Ready Of
STANHOPE BURLE1GH;

TIL Z JITs ~ I II VI 4 =
This powerful American production creating deep and
sstus impression o. the pubc mind Il still s0ush, afer
with the vidiy the first day Of Publication It's
se Enforcement Of Protestant principles has caused 20 Be
received by the Gerry Of every Denomination VI hearty
welcome the testimonials from is nsui'hed
persons commanding this mastery expos few are subed
Illustrating their general character;
From the Rev. Dr. y. Murray (Kirwinl
II ever hsie company OF rea whose principles and
mo G.e ,si gshi = the J.u HAVING made bs,ev.
all the deceivabieness o. nnngnteou ny
Psp 10 ssin power an hoard up rches AMI because
sdoptrr principles and policy elastic snonsh 70 sd1s them
sued their obe. with success But their success hs
Tel a. expense the world. They have poisoned
poIes and prnees e1cee esoases anonE eoat snI wss
an org nsus and the throne OF Coz sef IN TIER
way they would overurn H. And while individually pre-
fsnns rea instssd Of Fictitious dealing WIN leu = sd
Jeiu.m "; for pubic reasons have no sirons 70
tie attack adopted by he vigorous author Of snnope
Bureigh' Although assuming ienihne name Dc w. "a
pen and PoTtrsys With power II1a tA ny ~ tns
from many minds hch would turn away irom more grave aud
and teesuse stanbope Bureish lays sno,her the
root the Upss Of Porery wish we eireulstion'
From the Rev. Dr. R. Baird in The American and Foreign
Tlsi confessedy novel aud under fictitious Por
irsys burning olors the Infamous principles ind neion'
vel the base stserviency and vie truck ing Taeh ZONE
Of our demsggues believed be- Justly ehassabe with
,orry 10 hear that il Is II demand"
From the Rev. J. :. In.tip
b.-o ,e. e,.isbed reading Stsuheue
Jesu,s Homer and withs anding M preudees
against work Of fiction must lay the pena has done me god
The book Is well wr.n and truthful repre-
the Of Jesu ism wsh copy OF it could be paced ID
family ihou gAout country You and tie aatnor have
conf great favor the community by publishing such
timely WORK"
From the Rev. Dr. Albert Barnes
o. nerd not say that wish sou efire success in shy
proper opposition made the system referred %, system
which has been o much corrupo in every country
where prevailed and which would not b less injurious in
our country than il hes been In Others II should btan
the ascendeuey here"
From the Rev Abn Beach Carter
II my sincere conviction that Il IS book which
the expectations with which It written
world The Protestant principles IL ad
vocaie enforced they By well known fac under the
guse Thrilling fiction fail 10 into action all the
euerge who have the foresight 20 de th atened
dsnger and the Patriotism 10 ward ir OF when II mes
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Mem Civilizations.

Nem CIVILIZATIONS.
ENRY WARD DEE O II L RS
IL NEW BOOK
8 Il II II A r. II 3:
On EXPERIENCES OF ART AND NATURE.
CONTENTS:
l. LETTERS FROM EUROPE.
H. FxPysIEscEs OF NATURE.
I Dsoou,se Of Flowers IL. The Death Of our Almanac.
Q Death In the Country. 10. Foe In the Harbor.
& Inland VI. sesshore. 10. The Morals OF Fishing
T. New England Graveyard 20. The Wsnderns' Of star
s. Towns and Trees II. Boofsores-Books
G. The First Breath In the q Gone TO the Country.
Country q. Dream-Cuture.
7. Trouting "a WAX among iroes'
q Ride IS Building 9 House.
O. The Mountain Stream %. The Use the Beautiful
10 A Country Ride. q. hdOctober DSs
H. Farewell 10 the Country e. Moist Letter
r. School Reuinscence. g. Frost In the window
IS The Value of Birds. 80 Snow-storm Travelling.
IA Rough Picture from Life ST. Nature Minister Of Hap
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fine Arts.

WILLIAMS, STEVENS, WILLIAMS & Co..
w fuuslleIs Io. $50 Broadway have much pleasure in
slnouuc. the Exhbi their Store OF senes Of
uost .,oui..te PAINTINGS rsPr-seniing
DOGS And THEIR 6AMn.
Fy The rnted Richard Ansdel On view daily from A. "
unlil6P. II
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Remiitances 10 Iowa.

MONEYS deposited, the credit Of the undersgned with
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a New.York; AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK, Wa-st,
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90 farmers ano Others.

DONE MANURE.-The subscriber has con-
ID stanty hand very superior atels Of pure BONE
DUST consiitnx II savings, filings and ground bone.
Orders received the Works, Sjdst East River or No
81 yes,v..t nm stairs CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ
ERESH BRAZILIAN SEEDS-Natiye Pota-
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OF Flower Field and CARD -Seeds. For sale by -
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per bill for barrels and over. Apply 20 the
~ LODI MANUFACTURING Co,
fup stairs } No. ~ Corandts-
N~ " JANUARY 49, 1873
You know that quite late when you sent T. and that
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,fdrz very unavorae opportunity for testing tho value OK
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ENTARY GEOLOGY

TYELLs ELEMENTARY GEOLOGY
LNew English Edition Jnst Is.ued
LITTLE. BROWN. Co. BosroS,
Esv, irsf received from the London Pa .hers.
A MANUAL OF ELEMENTARY GEOLOGY; Or, THE
AACiENr CHANGES Of TIE EsKrH AND ITS IN
HsBIIssrs A. ILLUSTRATED BY Gao
LOGICAL MONUMENTS.
b. sir hares Lyell. NJ. A \ X. :.
ffh Erslih Edifion greatly enlarged sad Illustrated with 80
Woo Cuts liz one vol syo. Cloth. 81 n
low over three than wear the appearance Of the
les. ecr q the Manual znuay leS n inst inter
the science Ct 6~oc a been advancing a. Us "a 81 rspd
race r. Gkrs desirable notice many new facts and opn
ions and a. consider thcr bearing tn
knowledge. In ny attempt 70 brz az a. informs.
tt c,rfsined 1T i;is- The pressuf safe u he sci
,rer have sdded los 70 llu. aiJn. sud lt
new rsres Il Text whieh 4 printed separately nc IL -
eotd-ns.d f might have constituted alone vnni ~ re-
specialize sire" lEzirset non Firf-e"'
Just received also fur-her supply II
IYTLIfS PRINCIPLES OF GEOLOGY. or. TaE MoDEss
CHANGES or IHE EAEIH FRS lSHABirsSrs.
Ninth Revised tdiriCa u ore voare syo, Goth = -
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Cost ano foun0.

CAUTI N-LOST-A CERTIFICATE OF
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scusd IN blank mailed Ema the 3h inst, 20 this
CIV ard hes arrived All pcrous hereby eaationed
Ofice Il The Company.-New.York, May 10, 1855
OsT or STOLEN-A PORTEMONNAIE con-
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NATIONAL THEATER-A. II. PURDY, Man.
..V'HE JEWS HOSPITAL IN NETWORK >


II vsyopen from "A. NJ I'LL 10 o'elcek p NJ, daily. Ad.
ssaee Is cents One hundred and fy Of the choices,
nsflE0s evsy collected together sdor the walls Of
osley fuperor TO other collection On ths cent?
~s~ 10 b appreciated, IL needs but TO be seea
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Eina fanf Infffn9tsstt OHrt una I1HbUr nHhho
ed No. q Canalsf the of Centre
ssd CeDast. Hew-Yok The Office Is established by the
Coumsoners Emigration where always be found large
numbers Of LABORERS and SERVANTS very low OF
vsses and persons have their orders hed by writing to
DE and sending he necessary TO
a. psee OF the parties required No fees charged TO
ooysrs JAMES T. FAGAN, Superintendent
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The Fomily Honrdins-scho of Mr. Lockwood,

at New Rochelle limited TO z pups worthy Of ncIlee on
account Of the many advantages derived where the pupils are
under the in instruction Of the Principals also from his
experience and Instructor Of Youth the last 20
three b. taken. For particulars
spplY 10 WI N. NfMMAN. Tribune Ohice
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WANTED-By German Lady, situstion TO
w TRAVEL with family about VISITING Europe. Inc
test Of city reference begveu Call AZ No ~ Ch1ton'tS
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6uefial Notiffs.

Americuu In.fitufe.-The snbes Of this Institute are
reauetsd 10 the No 35l Broadway, THIS
AFTERNOON at y O'clock for the purpose Of al
sebdirg tie funeral Of Gen. Anthony Laub.
HENRY MEIGs Rec. Sec'y
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ou,v "a * for fine French Calf Dress Boots,

with sprng shsnks ready made order, by A. BAKER
No 10 Aunst French Patent Leather stitched BOOTS
Is 10 81 prepared for each perfect NJ
raaraneed Every style Of SHOES and GAbERS for Gents
we from Is 81 per CHI aper than elsewhere At
x. BAKERS, No. Is Ann.st.
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ILLINOIS LANDS wANTED--Por which win
i be exchanged valuable improved geIsry fss Ssy N
quife of - bcAi' w. -
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WANTED-By sn English Protestant Woman
w Isl aafon experienced COOK; she ersfanis he's
business ihorourhy Good be tor Two days
4 ret ergagsd. 81 No. ? ethst.. 1T door.
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Il one a. PROGRESSED COOK WASHER and IRONkhi
II. ether hss Evrd - CANBERMAID stdwAIrEki Lney
A.. .s r and wish 20 ~ INTO family; have No 90
"a a. sort sirsrce 10 the country with private Amyi can
~ the b<s Of civ reference Cs .: No rs 8,h between
n md sksys " est; cen BE- seq TOR I've day.
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printing.
Printing!

Cor o. Frshbiof-st Sew-fors
DEING the Printer of over THIRTY NEWS
ID PAPTRS MAGAZINES and REVIEWS, in connection
with BOON and JOB business tor Publishers and STA
iouers I. Obliged to employ facilities UNSURPASSED IN
EXTENT AND VARIETY by sny similar Oce this Cont
lent He therefore prepared Oate the Public IN
general with EVERY CONCEIVABLE DESCRIPTION Of
Printing whether Plain Illustrated Large or Small Much or
Little Leerpers SteFeotyped Bound Unbound from the
esst Circular Card Label the Largest Newspaper Book
OF er IN COLORS BRONZES the Shortest Notice,
in the Bet Style aid q tie Lo~eS Rates
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The Carson League viii bold meeting on FRIDAY

Western Farm Lesguc.-A meeting Of this Association
will be held THIS Thursday EVENING, May IL, a,
Union Buildings. No. 1873 Bow U Every member requested
70 be present Deeds will b. ready for delivery
GEO. SrREMNELL, Secretary.
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NNANTED-By a young Man situation as
w BOON KEEPER or ASSISTANT. or as CLERK IN
BOOKSTORE where thorough knowledge Of the book ons
mes might b. obtained The best Of Newfork sni Cnnaii
references given Address " p Tribune Office, stating par
ticulars
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

s~CALIFORNIA OREGON iso THE SANDWICH
HfAkDs "a psbed the departure q each Mail steamer
sr Asuipwan at 81 50 per Single copies s1 Cent?
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ClTUATION WANTED-As CHAMBERMAID
- .nd sEANsTREss, or - CHAMbERMAlD AID f iSE
I.uNDRESS private family, BY very experienced CIR
~ .oc cy refs e.ces Cal 81 No 81 ehav north Of Hth-
:. y The store Would .ee 70 young Ladies required
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"ANTED-A situation as HOU>EkEEPER
w or NURSERY GOyERSEss. By a person capable Of
rs either iiusiou. No objections the country. Adare
A. l.. Tribune Chce
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w situation as NURSE and 10 do PLAIN SEWING
CHsMBERNORK ard WAITING. Hes no objection 20 ]
coun or 10 hotel Has good city reference. Cal a. No
Atgutc-s;. from - to L O'clock
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
RITCHERDSON'S
Missouri River EXPRESS.

NNTILL leave St. LOUIS seml-weeily by the
w fast passenger boats,
Polar Star, EdinJ.rg, F. X. AUBREY and
Jas. II. Lucas,
for st. Joseph and all the principal points on the
route. Each Express will be in charge of
Special Messenger,
provided with Iron Safes for the security Of MO-
NEY and other valuable packages. Bankers and
Merchants business transacted with DISPATCH
Collections made and proceeds promptly returned.
Boxes, Packages, Bundles, and Parcels of all
kinds receipted for and delivered without delay.
Orders of every description, filled.
This Express connects with all other Expresses
for New York and the East generally; also for
the North and South, via Cairo to New Orleans.
e Principal office Ii Main ST., St. Louis.
Refer to the Bankers and Merchants Of St.
Louis. JOSEPH +. RlTCHERDSON,
June IS, lS55-tf Proprietor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
A word from the "Esurricane.,

VOU need not tell me that you can buy Grocc-
J. ries in the lower end of town as cheap as you
can get them Of FoRBTs. | had rather trade with
him than any man in town. His expenses are
small, and he has not big house rents to add on 10
his goods. | see Mr.. Green says in the Times,
that he had the pleasure, the other day. of going
through one of those large grocery houses in the
lower end of town. He says it is tremendous
big house--and from the size of the house it
must rent for big price, and of course that has
TO be added on TO the goods Forbis pays no
rent--he lives in his own store house. These
things will all tell in the price of what you buy
of them. So give him a call when you want any
thing in his line. He keeps full assortment of
Dry Goods and Grocerie s-and plenty of Salt
GLASGOW June % 1850
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
The Fourth,

The glorious fourth passed off quietly in
our place. The Sabbath School Scholars
of the Methodist Church, and few invited
guests, had pic mic in the walnut grove
below town. The Declaration of Indepen-
dence was read by Master OLA WILLIAMS
preceded by few appropriate remarks from
DR.. Cockerill. The children enjoyed them
selves finely, and presented lovely appear.
ance, as they passed down the street, ii
regular procession, with handsomely deco.
rated and appropriately noticed Banners.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
Harry HouSo,

a. THE subscriber has removed TO his new
liii and commodious Hotel, near Broadway,
where he will be pleased 10 see his old friends and
travelling public generally. No pains will he
spared TO render his guests comfortable and their
soiourn at his house pleasant one. The Hotel
has been furnished with every convenience. and
he latters himself, that no house west of st. Lou
is can excel his. The table will at all times be
furnished with the best the market aifords-thc
Bar will be furnished with the most choice liquors
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore eX-
tcntended 10 hun, he sollcits continuance of the
same. N. HARRY.
Brunswick, Mo-, June 81, 1855.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
A Man Killed and Burned by his Slave.

E5-The Fulton Telegraph gives an ac-
count of the murder of Mr.. Robert New
son, of Galloway county, by negro woman
and the subsequent burning of his body
About 10 o'clock at night Mr.. N. was left
in his room, reading newspaper. He did
not make his appearance next morning, and
the family became alarmed and instituted a
search for him. A negro man was arraign-
ed on suspicion, who stated that u negro
woman named Celia had threatened him.
Upon being Intercepted, the woman con-
fessed that she had killed her master, and
burned his body, and told where parts Of
the bones could be found. She denied hav-
ing had any assistance, but her denial is
not credited. Mr.. Newson was an old man
and lived alone. The woman is about
twenty-four years old.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05

Ex.PREsIDEsrs liz EUaopE.-Ex-Pres
idents Van Buren, and Fillmore, are at pres
ent in England. They both attended the
House Of Commons, TO hear the Debates
One of the members Mr.. Bright, in his
remarks, alluded to the fact, and pronounced
a high eulogium OH the United States
We see it also stated, that sope.of the anti
slavery journals in England took occasion,
upon his arrival there, to abuse Mr.. Fill
more pretty soundly for approving the Fu-
gitive Slave Law. Mr.. Fillmore had been
presented to, and dined with Queen Veto
ria. He is fit representative of his coun,
/ try, and eminently worthy the respect and
attention he is receiving. May he yet live
Ito direct the affairs of this great people!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
Ohio and Mississippi R. R. Completed.

The last iron rail connecting st. Louis
with the East, by way of Vincennes, was
laid on Saturday morning last, and the cars
passed over the road between the two points
that day, making the trip in nine hours
The Inauguration of the road was set for
yesterday, which was a joyful day for ST.
Louis and the West. Passengers can now
90 from st. Louis to Cincinnati or Louis
vile, in fifteen hours-and thence to all
points by the most speedy routes. With
Kansas, Nebraska, Utah and New Mexico
just filling up on the west, and the numer.
Gus Rail Roads touching our Eastern line
Missouri is fast changing her position, and
will soon be central State. Only one thing
is needed 10 place her in the front rank G.
States-the great Pacific Rail Road, which
shall bind the Atlantic and Pacific shore.
with bands of iron. Let us hope for it
early commencement and speedy completion
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05

'' tumbcr, ~ Wv N' 'N 10 90
Best heifer year old and under 2, silver
tumber, 10 90
Best heifer calf, sucklng-silver tumbler, 10 90
Best yoke oxen, do do 10 %
Best fatted bullock or spayed heifer, silver
tumbler, 10 %
Awarding Commttee.-Jno. W. Garshwer,
Giles +. Cook. Jno. A. Pitts, Geo. Yates, Har-
lin Green, Hardin Brdgeford of Rails, John Nc
Neal Of Boone.
Best pair harness mules--silver tumbler. $40 90
Best mule years and upwards--tea spoons, 7 90
g year old and under 2--tea spoons, 6 90
" sucklng--sett tea spoons, 90
Awarding Committee.--Joel Smith, Jas. Hol-
mon, John r. White of Howard, David Cooper Of
Monroe, Ebenczer Mcbride.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05

RUSAwAr AnREsrEp.-Messrs. Bynum
and Childers arrested runaway negro last
Saturday morning, at Bluff Port, below this
place. He was descending the river in Q
skiff, and stopped to sell it, when they ar.
rested him and lodged him in the Jail at Fay.
cite. He says he belongs to Mr.. R. Shell
by of Lafayette. He came to this place il
company with two white men, who left hin
here, and took passage on the Wenona.-
The negro says he fell in with them after
he left home, and that they bought the skif
in partnership. He had pass, evidently
given him by one of the sccundrels, and HI
first represented that he belonged to gen
tleman living in Montgomery county, ant
that he was on his way home.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
Stringfellow VS. Reeder.

We learn by passengers from above that
Gen. Stringfellow and Gov. Reeder had a
bit of fight the other day, in Westport, in
which the Governor came off second best.
Gen. Stringfelow desired TO know if the
Governor included him when he spoke Of
"Missouri ruffians." After some delay,
and being holly pressed, the Governor said
che did" Whereupon Stringfellow "pitch-
ed H." and wooded his Excellency consid-
erably, who made no resistance. Both par
ties had pistols, but friends got possession
of them before the fight. A sound thrash
ing will be good for Reeder's health.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05

SuPnSNE CovRr.-The Supreme Court
commenced its July session at Jefferson
City on Monday. There is some anxiety
manifested TO learn the decisions in the
case Of Hays, convicted of the murder Of
Brown, and under sentence TO be hung OF
the 18th. And Harlow, convicted of the
murder of Andrews, and sentenced TO the
penitentiary for ten years. The case OF
Hays is no doubt passed upon ere this, and
will be known in few days.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05
Death of Mrs. DR.. J. N. Mcdowell

Mrs. Mcdowell, of St. Louis, died in
Brunswick, on Tuesday night. She pas sed
up Sunday, on the "Edinburg," in compa-
ny with her husband, who was to deliver all
Address in Brunswick yesterday. Her
disease was cholera. The Golden State, y
down yesterday, had her corpse Oh board.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05

TERRIBLE ExPLosroS.-The Licking
TOM was blown to atoms, last Sunday
morning, near Stephensport, Kentucky
Thirty-fve persons were killed, and num-
Der wounded. She was bound from St
Louis 10 Louisville.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05

B-The clerk. of that jewel of a craft, the
"Tropic," has our thanks for numerous IA
vors. The 'Tropic" is making time like
clock, and her officers are making friends
as fast as they can accommodate them
Caph 10 will have mortgage on you fol
life, il you ever travel with him once.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-05

FINE PorAToEs.-We are indebted to
Mrs. Capt. Geo. D. DAVIS, for basket Of
very fine and large Irish Potatoes. They
are the largest we have seen of this sea-
sons growth, and would have made regu.
lar Paddy's eyes dance out of his head c
few months ago, when the demand Sc
largely exceeded the supply of that indis'
pensable vegetable.