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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-02
DIR. SOLOMON HEINZ

WOULD inform his patients and the public thr Re still, ad.
here's 20 his original proposIon 20 receive money
sltef Qr medicine attendance until the patient SIZED
with his Improvement and would inform them that he has
sm9t rom 8 Broadway No 81 Reade street. Opposite
me MARSHALL House, where he solcits the on The
mentioned conditions, Of all who have suffered for
'""s N"e uhns diseases considered by them iEcurable
L,.,L. 49,. ID, SOLOMON HEINE, NJ. ID.
p S g OF AL who wish attend the treatment
3 VI solomon hene, would thai The only Doctor
heie VINO mas eyer lNed n had his Office in Broadway
House. ''fi'S''o u'e D''''sha'
IN" rysician came 70 hs country about eight years
since have had the pleasure ,Niug Ii, Si1c. ~
time, and of witnessing many surprising Gnu ~ ,,,d
by hm-he Is above the OF % years and l. ~. ,al &
Of the who member Of the medical ~
City aud State Of New York. VI ue
u. w. wETMopE M
Sworn before me, this 9th day of Az" "
~ April, A. ID. 1872
h'ehAhp MED Com' OF Deeds jyi3 lmse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-02
MADAME RESTEI,I.

EEMALE Physician, Office and resi- dence Iis (;eenvcl
street. between Courtlandt and Liberty streets where
she can be consulted With the stcest condolences and where
also her celebrated medicines be obtained must
be paid addresscdto $685. ~ York CITY Meics
forwarded BY mail Boston Office No. Essex street
NJ B-Madame Reste would inform ladies residing out of
The Guy whose health will admit of travelling that she
would her personal attendance them any part Of
reasonable dIStan ynt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-02
DISEASED EYES


y disease weakness of the eye Inflammation of
the eyed can be quickly and safely removed by the
of the
ROMAN EYE BALSAM.
Mrs. Davis No II Essex has been cured of maIna-
ten OF the eyeids and weak of DURATION BY using
only one jar of the Eye Balsam.
Miss Fz Gerald No Market street. had for three
years been much afflicted with weak and nammed eyes
that at times she could scarcely read Her have
been completely restored by this Balm after all other
had failed Hundreds have healing virtues
light where almost total blindness caused by excessive
hammaions had existed for years.
The Roman Eye Balsam" has been long time used in
private practice by th most eminent ocuis in this and fsen
countries and astonishing efficacy removing all dis
ease and inflammation from the eye established for il re-
putaon far beyond the reach Of any other preparation
IN DlMNESS OF SIGHT caused by fixed attention 10
minute objects, by long exposure strong light and in
@ wa % m 1 os ss. i rpm p ~, @ OF oio age, u
failing without apparent disease Put small with
full directions for Price 81. Prepared and sold
wholesale and retail by DAVID SANDS CO., No. II East
Broadway, corner Market 81, NY.
Sold also by Sands 10 and 100 Fulton and by
Sands and Co.. 273 Broadway, Chamber street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-02
DELAWARE COUNTY
LANDS FOR SALE

hA4NDO IOh On LIZ.
y,tx Eel Low CITIZENS, now IL the time "A new
2XSS8 settlement forming the Beaver Kill River
~ only $50 miles from New Yok-5i30 Acres of warranted
good Lands OF superior quality The certificates of residents
and several purchasers VIII The
York and Erie Rail Road but short distance from
settlement Several families have moved this last week
There is mill IN operation, and another building.
10 This the best chance for enerprsng men, with httle
the United States, Ia the iirst place,
healthy country, with population of souls where
chanics OF every descTp. ion wanted.
, Take of the " f off sickly Wesr Stay at home
in the State of New fork-any quantity viii be sold.
Call No Broad second floor from to and from
to 10 O'clock and at Sc North Moore street.
Also for sale Farm of 200 Acres for $500 oniy-35
cleared, with house barn. &c directly the Delaware
Ae for sale 100 improved Farms from $500 and upwards
jy3I it*r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-02
THE PERSIAN PILLS

A SSChfsDLf HAN r. healing virtues which other
dc,ne IN this country possesses Let be dscoeIx
cd until they have tried the Persian Compoundey have
raised from the weakness and health
happiness Price 81 cents and 62a cents, size boxes
For sale by J. o. FAY, wholesale agent Minors drug
at Nos. 10 and 100 Fulton street.
Also, Jew Dayids Hebrew Plaster to remove tumors
wens kings evil pain in the side rheumatism &C. Married
Ladies" IN delicate situations find great relief from it,
Also, The Magnetic Battery, consisting of Electric Pills.
Galvanized Plaster, Magnetic Ether. No. for consumption
Magnetic Ether No, g for diseases &c
Magnetic Either, No. ?, for liver complaints, &c.
Call and see the Agent o. FAY I'VE that suerJ al Mil
nor's Drug store 1872 Broadway, Of John street. New
York. ivI3 Imsc
I AIDES NURSF.-1'he widow q an eminent physician
II offers her services TO the LADIES' this city, being fully
aciated by long experience. TestiC mails from the ply
seians and references given. Apply 1884 Greenwich
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-02

FUR CLEARING AND BEAUTItYING THE
COMPLEXION.
CHURCHS GENUINE VEGETABLE LOTION recon-
~ mnded by the faculty for all diseases of the and skin
1t eadcates TAM pimpes, fecke srots, redness
and all cutaneou erupon gradually easing delicate clear
soft skin transforms even the most saow complexion
radiant whiteues renders harsh and rough skin beautifully
soft smooth and imparts face neck and arms
healthy and juvenile bloom and by due in its APP
pcaton the result will be beautiful compile The Lotion
exceeded by no other IN the world Suffice say that il,
has been used with great success the u States aud West
mdes without single complaint of its efficacy. For sale
Snuchs Dsprhary, l88 bowery corner OF Spring stcet.
0 tt,k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-02
PHALON'S CELEBRATED
a N I'll IL "A N ID RI FF

\ n tt ID A n ID R IF F.
EEuVviNJ win one wash the dandn completely from
~ so nd
a sensation
rl'cuiarv vaiuaoe laoIes children, Tor
d surpassed.
Manufactured solely by the first premium Wig Maker,
EDWARD PHALON, pa Broadway, n. Y,
The attempts made by various ind vduas this
and other inventions Of the proprietor have rendered neces
for him adopt the following ule-None genuine mn
!sss signed by the propretor in ink. ivi i'm &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-02
70 FARMERS, PLANTERS,


THE COMPOUND CHEMICAL WHALE OIL soar
may be considered in the present moment the best
preparation that ever compounded for the total des
trucon OF species Of nfestng the vegetable
kngdom-uaggets sugs rosebugs, peach nectarne apple
and tree insects and army snail. cabbage
lice, and all the smaller insects which parasitic indigo
and exotic flowers, such the oeander cactus, fcus cy
Gus observation-disclosures, geana erica, rosacea may all by
application be thoroughly exterminated Besides the
extraordinary cheapness, most important item
renders accessible all on large scae-ooo peach
insects for the trifling expense Of one dollar.
raising potatoes cabbages
NAV at the few dollars realize hundreds saving
their fields the deya-taons Of the vermin The Com.
round Che mica Whale d Soap be had in bulk in lars
of four rounds dozen Of " nich packed in box
Po;sons warranted only original and safest 10
destroy extennae the moths bed bugs, rose bugs cater
pers rats, NICE mosquitoes feas flies ants
ice and every other larger animals warranted 10
eradicate and to perform all what Is intended Likewise Fly
Paper.
equality Of all preparations and cooborste the truth Of
all the statements. Apply TO
Dir. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER
g., 49, Chemist. No. Wall street.
Manufacturer OF Acids, Diamond Cement Chloride of ZINC
OK Silver Spirits Of Iartshoe and Nitre Corsiva Capsules
Caustic, Ether Chloride of SOFIA; Dealer Leeches PA.
tim, Dentists Gold FOIL Mineral Teeth, genuine Harlem OIL
Iodine, Glass Syringes, tv5I Inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-02
CELEBRATED MINERAL FOR FILLING
oEC AVI'p ,rLsLssI,IIi

Mons NJ. & Son continue Iecayed Teeth, however
large small the cavity making stump sound Tooth
instantly curing the Tooth howeveranul sensitive match
point of color the natural enamel of the Tooth
The mineral applied in seconds without the sighes
PAIN heat pressure and lasts for preventing tn,
necessity of extracting which injurious the human
methat painful and dssgreeable operation has such
dency shae the constitution of delicate and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-02
LEp-our Consul, Mr.. Read, to Malaga.

MOTHER, DAUGHTER AND Son Drowned Tocrrurp
The of MIR. John Andy, Reading Pennsylvania
while engaged on Saturday in gathering blackberries
dropped his hat into small pond He stepped into the
water to regain the hat, but finding himself detained bv
the mud, into which he sinking he called out for
help Mrs Andy his mother hearing the cry rushed TO
his but found herself also unable to save the lad
aid herself Her cries brought to her assistance her
married daughter Mrs Boyer who sprung into the wa.
ter but was unable to effect any good and they all per.
ished in the pond, mother daughter aud son. The pond
in which these persons drowned is perhaps not more
than twenty feet across though the water and soft mud
fifteen feet deep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07
zknCE ONE CENT.

State in The Union oankrnp, and dishonorrd II
Congress would make Tariff tomorrow, satfcient
TO sci, motion the manufacturing industry of New
England the Price and demand of the productions
of the sgriculturis,s would be=doubled in one year
If, on the other hand this branch of national indus
try shall be neglected The following consequences
may be safely predicted: !" AcRlc0LTuEE WITHOUT
a.ettT-,Spus1RY laSGUI5HlSG AND DE-
cLISING--THE= coUsTRf DRaI'ED OF SPECIE
AND COMMERCE 2ARALYzED AsD DESTROYED
Boston Atlas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07

MIR PlEKroNr delivered Temperance Lecture
a, Cabots vile The other evening, and said as he had
been accused of bearing down rather heavily on the
vendors of Intoxicating drinks, he proposed on tha
occasion 10 volunteer his services athe injured ind
vi,iuals aforesaid as counsel and advocate. He then
went on (as the Chronicle informs sl state the va
rious pleas which make to excuse their contlna.
ance in the traffic and, serialinl. one 10y one TO
answer iheu The las, plea which he put and an
swered was the=IlcrNsE. Yes, said the speaker.
you have hcense-and that is your plea Well,my
friend If that is your plea would adigre you 70
keepit-ock ituP among your siJe'fes--guard
il as the apple OF dime eye-and when you die, and
are laid in our coffin be thai this precious doc.
unent=ls placed within yoar cold and cnmmy fingers,
so that, when you are called upon tocontroa The sons
&c your victims before Your Go! YOU may be ready
to file in Your plea Of justircation. and bodly=to lay
down your license on the bar OF the Judge. Yes,
my friend, keep it-you wll nceyant your license,
signed BY The commissioners OF HanpdrH, and en-.
dorsed BY the selecnen of Springfield
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07

WEsrERy RAILROADS AND CAS,Ls-1ile pro
grcss Of Improvement BY Canal and Railroad is aot
wholly arrested westward notwithstanding the
troubles OF lie times SIXTY miles Of the Ohio Rail
road, between HuroE ana M0umee River, are nearly
ready for the iron. OF the ll0miies between C!eve-
land and the Maumee River, only 40 Will be To hnish
after the opening naviga,ion and that section IS IN
a forward sa.e The Ohio Railroad Mad River and
I.ake=Erie Railroad, and Little Miami Rai.rosd Torn!
a continuous Inc betwecp the northeast corner OF
Ohio ana Cincinnati Jverg!ng only ~ miles from a
direct line and at0ii Increased distance OF less Aan 80
miles andinany ni!es=aearer than any o'hertrase!ed
route in the STATE. In addtonto the generalzsats-
faction al such improved! facilities iorcommnncaon
the People Of NeyyzYork have peculiar reo.ons Tor
reiocing--ior every ini. otraroad westward serves
10 extend the intercourse tnreug!tie Ere Cana 10
and from the seaboard. Rochester EyePost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07
y Sew.York and erie eaiir-ad s.r1e


CK-Noiice j. hers+ ciyen ,aa. tle N.ei0rS ant
frle 'lr ,a Conp.ny vii! sII public anctlou AZ me
Merchants ENchsnge gltg OF ;es Nork gu Tues.
day, he ilth day Of Ji0uhrc l-, t2 CLOCK az Noon
uEaer 'ac direction Of the Comptroller. Ore iientred
Thousand Dollars III S-w-yoF Stnte soc, bearing N
tere- al .is rate ofsX F.r per anasE from me
first aav Of jsnusry Extraordinarily payable qgareriy
ar issue ia Ghap;sf ie6o Tho ieps
OF aid Sia.e, Of The yen. I! 10 and srelm5ur a se
pleasure OF thu State, az! after the aEzday 81!
iaruary i-49
The Merchants Rank ia re CITY of Ne9yors. de,
FIae the place Tor the registry and transfer OF 7tlt
stock and Kill be In rlace for the payment Of interest
iereipon.
The stosI, all oe sol 10 certificates orc thousand
dollars EACH ,rezbuycrs tquTed IL pay tSe
Of tne.r qarchas> eeyr immediately aiier
The sale e-an -efs WI he made rcc"-dIngiy
JAMES a(5Ns f.>, President
y. l-..L-L-... 49, -. In
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IMPORTANT WORK.
NOW ~ THE CuuR u Of PUBLICATION,
2lGs.p9NTa.sH OF

,RTS, AElNEFiGIUEES. AND MIN rs.
BY ANDREW L RE. VI D.. FR. S. Tc. &c.
illustrated with s:s4l EnxrnviuSs:
lNHlS - uninss uonaiiii the most popular "oH % te
k!ni sver pAhiished, and book most aflnirsD.y
adapted the "hats 81 "iI classes Of the community Inc
folio .ug the tec, winch tie learned au
thor andehvors ia accomplish
Isl 80 instruct Ike Aianai;5turcr Metaiurgist unl
rr esman the principles OF their respective processes
render item reality the masters OF their bust
hess and 10 "mrtepa them from STATE OF bondage 20
srcl, commonly governed lg blind prejudice
aud Il vicious rou' inr'
2div To JrI Merchants Brokers' DrySalters, Drug
gsts Otlccrs ul The Revenue characteristic Ge GRIP
ions OF The co,Eod which pass through their ha2ds
3ily b. exhibiting samc Of The finest fevo'opemenls
Of Chemistry ana lay open e,cesntPr3cl
cal Sc aool to student. I'll these Kindred sciences.
4thiy. To teach Capitalists, who may he dosirons Q;
placing. heir funds productive branch 81 i"dh-
Try, select !diHiou,v umong plausible claimants
5lhiy To enable gentlemen OF The law 10 become we'll
acquainted with the nature OF those patent acheues 'ich
apt Ia give rise 10 litigation
brhiy. 10 present to Legislators such clear exposition
Of thr sta pie manufactures may i.'aut them from
cnacting laws watch obs;ruct industry or cherish "ee
branch oil II, The INJURY OF many others
Aud lastly si.ethe general Ger atent chitnv CD
lnteiecuIa Cultivation. views ol many OF the nooe't
achievements of Scicncc, cisctug those grand trnh'
c-rmstin. If ina,cr,o winch Britain and the United
81 lies owet Aer paraalOn;# wealth, rank aud power
| Z u uE the OF tn. rafti.
The latest OF every inipnrtaht o,J"ct ." nbhi-
f.cture givcp from ;s best sIh usually :oh oilln
an hotIty, II tbs eHI! II csch article.
The wall be printed from. lh,. 'eeonI l"n1"n l.i1
,i,: which es for II "A cspy II 4,i be put good
paper IN new hrc4ic WE aid VII make aoont lioU
pac.. large royai ocIas6 ltvii be sns, N twenty
sens -mort.y nuni,ers tu rDvess AT % coats aacH.
every Editor VINO siyes tbs advertisement entire -
lase:i!ou.9eo will forward. order zcoRy OF the
.bo work, provided ae papers Containing ms ho'.r
he sent 10 The Nav York N.tchuinn, Nes'-Iotk
Ans pef>an forwarding US fl.e Dollar, |" e99aRfe zee
OF p.tsgc Shall receive the numbers by mail p0:"ge
free or order otherwise taa by mail IN soon ~
publ, he'd.
TO agents h, et:r- Opportunity, as ~e can pm
the WORK 10 i!an on terms extraordinarily aroraJic la
every IN lutac,urirc and every fa.- thfousnous
The n,ad states and C9uada subcrihefs=:aay he o.
famed ah The greatest factg address post pad lie
Rnr Snnder and III Fnlinn st,ret. Nes. York! 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07

NEWSPAPERS i: TExAs--W.hsn the cityot Ne'--
York had population Of some 7o0o0 in the year
800, the largest paper the Evening Post. pub
lisAed By Michael Northumberland il by 20
incies There are mere papers puoAshrd nov" II
Galveston, wt.E her handiul.ot population, than were
published in the ely OF New-iorh when sne nam
bee: 100 o1o souls Tbecon;rast is great. SO great
ha,i, is evident the newspaper publishing IN Texas
has gone :ar a head OF the ability OF tie people 10 pa
tronise There vereInore people III New York atthe
time spok en- a. above than the whole popeiaton 81
Tsxos. viii an1ouu,to Texas lieG-iardr CT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07

pfl ~ sN'9 z; ID 10 exchange Tor hrs lsru
i. oI sacant lots IN this c;s nnr Houses aGi Lots
iisn locae. in this city The buildings arc brick, aud
lt s,fse iie- nanEer, aud all new aud wei. let he
tbovc property vii be exchanged for lrs'dc Fgn,
18th good buildings tho and 10 he within ~ or
- miles ,hs city, " III DO exchanged i sl9d
lGla we'll located ca the west s;e"t thc sty Ib5
.h7ec iiau:es and i0ts ali on n>weststa, @Gd" -
+ gaodstraets a .ota addressed te=p-B. = 10 tfF,
sHtiug ptpcr 81 n:ervew, via receive attentions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07

OLp NEwspaPEns.--Ihe Oldest ligne paper ia
America is the New Hampshire Gazette. IL was
the instpaper printed IN Ne"-Hamp,hile, and was
established by Daniel Fowle, al Ports mouth, in
August, l1756. ltwas originally printed on kali
sheet OF 5olscap, quarto, "a were all tie papers OF
that day but was seen enlarged to hail d sheet
crown folio. and sometimes appeared on whole
shee, of crown. 1t is IN lis 83th year, and Is
a we-conducted paper oi geodiy dimensions
The oldest living newspHper=ln England Is the
Lincoln Mercury, first published in 1893. The
Oldest in London is the ST. James Chronicle, OF
=l7Gl The oldest puper in Scotland IS The Edin-
burgh Evening Courant, OF l7U5 Tie olde,tzin
Ireland the Brlf,st News Letter, OF 1877.
n. Y. State Mocha nc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07
luEAi DRN GOODS.

THE SUBSCRIBERS ara d-iere,iued to 'f'ires
r their sock ii Fall and !v!atsr Coos they 1hsr
Fra7 pa gairSta hose who widy@r lsrIi 75ils ~ AY
eali. CLOTHS hro--u.ca'et and orScny mixed rom
S2tt0 = 90 super uSssof green. blu, oi!ve<nd btle
black = e.f=of Eusau5=EIoth fo.s $ % u b ~ $50
Rcager Co'- iOr 0vsrca1t= C-ssimsfes 81 stet siie
from g, to2u5" fLANNklS- - pieces Welsh fn[iSn
and American yte rcd rean aud eEio~ FI'nHc'' ;f'Ta
= = Saiine,sil pieces Is 10 g. Mocskn, totGuoES
Bi1Laes SaeeI!ngs and Shirugs Of every style ooth
keavy and fac :: manu-! &c tsTcrS prices Silh large
assortment OF black aud te ha * Silk, purchased pre-
you> to The Tar. aEd SaIi former pricz. black sd
blue black Fe!vots ri-! Linens an. larHs Linen psni-
ask Snce!rrs. &c
NAL. Swiss, BooPlaf. Jsconetan and Cambria Mqsn7
Wor.ed nanlasa an! Br1cs Shapls, from 'to - VI
Cashmere aad Satin Damt,S SlaF.is. aiousse!ine dc
LANES >axou.es Gingiln- Prints SC 0Giantanes'a
eautifll acIicis for Ladies i0..ry aod lcVes
Bills of the H1usatonlC resd company and Hanh O!
i,nf4lo taken at pr lsMfEI1T 4 BUCkBEE,
1913 ia2 Grand e, between Pit and Ridge
(,ANHs sS1e a}sbtis:ss TEs3p5 bsiEg now
the cure 3I Coughs, tie !iOreAoun Clarified Candy
prepared v ~ Newherry with medical acyce, Tor ne
euro OF toneils 5u; srt!cls 10 ainy
irra;lo2s Of the luc5s a,i ung.,=aGd feet speedy
care /: used esrv as directed TINS Candy deserves
trialA Also The Anderson Cough Drops anc Pn#Aersas
prepared ~ James Nlass & Co. aud uow by Dr. w. Mel
len has cured hous. naay Of tarn pronounced
pas, care proved Is crT ncatasa around "tch Vis OF
Drops. Thcabnvc medicines sold wholesale IN New
ORR b. Sands a Co "A aud loo fuiton-sreet b. Ed
ward. & Co. Druggists Xnssan-stfeeti H. Dsbro" cor
Of Allen and Rvrglon and many ether Drug
gi,t. j. 2r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07
:, l.aszs ~sa.si Ok aGHe,paaAEs9.--

~ Gfas5s aIsa.E Oh EKeRB4aHEaS1@h
AZ Country seat, ~ miles from the city !ocGtai
Queens County, l.. l. Continuing upwards d 90
iirstratf Land The buildings one orbia ho'l5r,
.cri l5A. with crates, marble mantigs ioldHg op
So * kitchen; Hao. largo barns. "agol-b o9aa
riug h5nse shop, eTnisry, poultry house and gar
ou.a fFha other couycHoncao necessary fo' lArgc
aniy. The iiult i. Of to b"s; kind nL 70 Yaresy
uprleg. cherries. &c 10 aluqdGncr.
large endru, 81 Tho noncy rSiy ccann on hoal aGt
,ostgaga: uf BsoostgI ~ He. iOr. pfores} stoui
~. aiken IN p,thlngs. Adde'S. L. BIS. s, t's aiIco
It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07

EMIGRarloS.-A few days since, we noticed
the arrival of the Hon c. Oakley, Of Illinois, on
his return from Europe We learn that whilst
Mr. Oakley was in Eng land and on the Continent,
he succeeded in forming company tor the pur-
pose of sending out emisrnnls TO the West. From
the Iltle we have gathered OF the company and II,
purposes we learn that 1t is constituted something
after the manner of the company tolmed for colo
nizins Australia When Mr.! left, upwards of
5000 900 had been subscribed. This sum, or q
large portion of it, will be invested in lands, chief
" in Illinois and the Territories OF Iowa and Wis.
konsan, by The company. Offices will be opened
in London, and in some principal town IN t'ernn-
many. for the sale of the lands Emigran,s who
purchase will be sent out in ships provided b; the
company, which will sail rect for New Orleans.
From this place where office will be kept, they
will csent TO their respective purchases
This is the substance Of the Arrangement As we
have heard it. The object viii be to send chiefly
farmers and asriculurist aad they Will generally
be men possessing some caiitaI.zsnd oi TesPecta-
Ole character. |, is said that there are irnmensc
numbers of farmers in Enslan;! and Germany, who
are anxious TO reach the United States and paItic-
ulsrlv the Western States and are deferred from
coming by their ignorance OF how to se, lands
when they reach here If the project j. carried
out in good faith we doubt no, that in this way a
large addition viii be made 10 the population and
capital OF the West.
Its stated ,ha,he emigration from Germany,
this year To this city, which the whole attention
seems 10 be turned ,hrous hout the empire, will be
larger than in any previous year.
MrOakley, we=under>tapd, made arrangements
in England Tor large npor,atiou OF improved
stock, rarticula,ly=ncat catile.Zi!e brought out
with him "a very dnc COW. which he has sent round
by New Orleans, and expscls several others on IN
the spring. This. at least, Is species OF etnisra-
tor, 10 which cvcn,he most ia.tiriauS viii hardly
ohicc, He deserves tie thanks OF Breeders 'n'fe
Westior the zeal and interest be has manifested
tor the Improvement in Western stock.
ISL Louis Republican.
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ssss.s. asN.-Eisht=ya uahe Lois - by ~,
a.. araaIs--i fronting Clinton anu Ion Washington
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