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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-07
pGENUINE BUFFALO OIL


/ mr. wHITNEY'S wHOOPING COUGH AND
- GROUP CORDIAL.-The peculiar adaptation -
this well known medicine 10 the the
dsghaedh 10y s name, It's general by almost ever,
iHii ~ the CITY, and the noOrety IL has Obtained
ah ihVoluable preparations renders II quite
10 say anything IN It's favor bat To- such have never
'esied IL superior virtues, " T. highly recommended
perfectly safe aud efeotus remedy In the above com
plnints.
u sas been y standard medicine for Group, n numcr-
ons nius 10 this vicin1iy Tor the lssl twelve years
aud the continually increasing demand II ~ ssurient
tvidense that ~ y becoming popular ~ II ~ vnlus-
be ncdicine mud H. stil highly appreciated ever
No tamil, should be without II nj this sensn nf the
fear when children, d, exposure the sudden change
~ The weather, subject aud pccted
lacks oi these alarming complaints, which might ht
overcome bi an imp"ate rc."r to this potent aud
ttiling remedy
Doc sale ~ Newport b, X. J. TAYLOR. No. Iisl
fhsmes street. Feb J.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-07
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
0fhe North .American COLLEGE Of Health.
NATURAL PRINCIPLES.

IT. is written in the book Of nature and com.
n mon sense, that the natural vegetable pro.
ductions of every country are. if properly ap.
piled, amply sufficient for the cure Of every
malady incident TO that cline.
wRIGnT's INDIANTEGETABLE PILLS
are composed Of plants which grow spontaneous.
ly on our own soil, and are therefore better
adapted 10 our constitutions than medicines con
cocted from foreign drugs, however well they
may be compounded and as they are founded
upon the principle that the human body is in
truth subject to
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-07
Encourage Domestic Manulac-
lures.
S 7 o Y ( S,

EOR burning WOOD or COAL, Menu.
tactured at the Newport 'Foundry,
which for convenience or economy are not
surpassed by any cooking stove in the mar
ket, for sale by WM. BROWNELL.
ner south The Post Office.
N. B. The Public are invited to call and
examine for themselves.
.Sepi.9.
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AGENTS.
NEwponr. Mrs. ANNA NJ EDDY.

! NEWPORT, Mrs. ANNA NJ. EDDY.
Providence, Joseph Bnlch, Jr. a Charles Dyer, Jr -
Portsmouth, Greene 81 1sllman-Bristul, Lemuel w.
Briggs-Wickl0rd, samuel Pierce-East Greenwich
James Slocum-Apponaug Village, John Carpenter
Nnrwrk, Jlnrksville,) George J. Spicer-Kmgston,
Thomas +. Wells-Peacedale, r.. ID. Campbell d. Co
Wakefield sylvester RobnsOn-Perryvilie, q. Walter
lluzurd-Hopkinion. Is. u. Thursion Il Co.-Richnond,
brands Iroa Works, Oney n Rchmon l-Crom pt on
NILS, Amos Fisie-Lippiit Mills y A Remington
Ph6nix Village, w. q. hmes-Natrk Village, Olive
BHker-Warren, y. II. .Drisco-smiIhheld, e. n. smith
-Ilnrrisvile, Andrew Harris-Chepaehet. Job Arm
strong a sors-Pascong, shy les Wnlng-Paw iucket,
Albert e.. Jenks-Charlesiown, George A. Stanton
Tall River, Benjainip Earl-Tnunton, +. :. Murine
Dighton Mason Marvel, aud Charles Whitmarsh-Tiv-
erton sione Bridge, Samuel seaburv- Somerset, NJ A.
A. ChHre-swnnzev. Joseph q. Luihsr-North swan
ley, Daniel MHson-Rehoboth, WIN. Marvel 2d A. son,
and Daniel Pierce-soekonk, Gardner Luther aud =. d.
slOcum.
Price rs cts. per box, with full directions
All letters relative TO the Pills must he addressed
thus-"N. T.. OFFICE N. A. COLLEGE OF HEALTH
1873 fremont Street, Boston, Mass" July "a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-07

NiSIlING TACKLE good assortment,
just received aud Tor sale a, N, Variety
""n" 4. STACY, JR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-07

a HID. Extra quality Porto RICO Sugur.
- " 100 hhds Cuba aud New Orleans Mo
lssso-, ~ store aud for sale by
Aug 10. L. L. Wv. NEWTON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-07
BEWARE OF COUNTERrEITs!
WRIGHT'S INDIAN vEGETABLEPILLs,

And that all travelling SCENTS nre provided with n GER
Uhcaie oi agency, signed by NILLIAM WRIGHT, Vic
President OF the \. A. Coll of Health All travellers
therefore, who offer Indian Pills Tor snle aud cannot
show certificate o agency, as above descrbed will
lac known as wicked impusters.
Purchasers VIII further remember that the count er-
letters III the hope of cyadng the nw have omitted the
name OF Wright" and substituted some word IN It's
place that the medicine must have "WRIGIIT'S IN
DIAN VEGETABLE PILLS" on the sides OF the boxes,
aud that all with the above omission ARE positively
spurious
And also round the border ef the label will he found
in small y pc, entered according To m act ui Con-
g ess in the year 1910, by William Wright, in the
Clerks Office Of the District Court OF the Eastern Dis
trict Of Pennry lvania."
Ii will uthtr he observed that the printed directions
for using the medicine, which accompanies each box
also entered according To act OF Congress md he
same form will be found at the bottom Oi The first page
The public will also remember that all who se ii The
Indian Vegetable Pills, are provided with Ger
ticate Of agency, signed by
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sMln9pMD pU@WWY,
From the United States Gezette.
Stam,as,

Suggested by the death of an interesting Child
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-07
.ANVEGETABLE PILLS
ONLY ONE DISEASE, viz {:

Corrupt humors, or in other words, impurty
and curo.every form OF this one disease on natu-
fnl pin ciplcs, that is by cleansing and purifying
the body, ii must be plain TO every rejecting
mind that perseverance in the use of the medi-
cine, according to directions, will! be absolutely
Ger lain TO drive every nalady from the body.
W hen we wish To restore Il swamp or morass
TO fertility, do not drain it of The supera bun
dant water' In like manner, if we would ,e.
store the body TO health. we must cleanse it Of
inpurty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-07
WILLIAM WRIGHT, v,cr PRESIDENT


II UIthe North hnericnn COIIege OI Henh,
Il Thus il will he that trifng Alteration on the
part Of the purch To the above particulars will nut
IN eecual stop to this Wholesale robbery aud drive
II is hoped, all dcpredaons upon society TO an honest
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-07

will be found delightful for carrying out this
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE,
because they cxpeI all morbid and corrup, hu
inors the cause OF disease, in an easy and natural
manner,-an while they every day
GIVE EASE ANDPLEAsURE.
disease Of every name is rapidly driven from the
body.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
II should be remembered that all genuine
medicine has The title expressed in full Oh the
sides Of the boxes, thus -
WRIGIlr'S INDIAN VEGETABLEPILLS,
OSDIAN PURGATIvED
Ofthe North American College of Health
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-07
1utfe to ber Wusban1.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

II THE WIG ALMANAC AND UsIrEo sRArEs REGIS
FER for the year 1913 published at The ofce oil Inc
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IT AS WORT of convenient reference for Families MeF
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As,ae for 1913 viii he found Superior 10 any other when
can be found market for any thing like the same
money Beside Life OF Henry Clay complete Calendar iot
all The STATES tables of Ecpses and other astronomical cal
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found ia ordinary fifty cent volume lis Tables OF fop
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banging up in convenient place r convenience OF reef
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The Wing Alnassc for 1874 will be published IN the
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81 Pa GREELEY McELRATH,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

a. DocroK LYELLs LECTURES on 9EoLoGY-The
second edition of these celebrated Lectures as reported TOT
The Tribune is ready. 1t contains an Engraved
Fronspiece exhibiting ideasecion OF part OF the Earh
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LECTURE ILL., Upheaval and Subsidence of the Earth, Ma
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raj Reefs Coral Islands. LECTURE " Origin Of Coal. Lee
rusE vi Fossil Footprint LECTURE VII Recession OF
the Falls OF Niagara LECTURE III. Boulders and Ice
bergs
To the above is added in this edten, Sketch Of the
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the DiFeren. Races Of Men
n Price per single copies Is Postmasters remit!
ing One Dollar will be entitled To Ave espicS
- GREELEY McELRATH.
Tribune Buildings, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

EXPLORING ExrEDirIos.-In speaking of the
bill introduced ia,s Congress by Mr. kennedy for
promoting and otherwise rewarding the ofisers of
the Exploring Expedition, correspondent of the
Intelligencer says,
"The results of the Expedition are rast and sat-
isfactory in all the various departments of science
The boundless Pacific yea the world, with its thou
sand dangers, has been explored in many parts,
and numerous impediments to navigation laid open
to our important increasing and en,erprising com
merce, and friendly intercourse established with
the countless tribes of the South Sea isles. The
duration of the enterprise without parallel in our
Navy. The exemption from disease and death is
equally so, and reflects credit upon tho Command
ing Officers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16
The American Laberer.

Magazine OF Facts and Arguments Illustrating and de-
Tending The Policy oil PROTECTION TO HOME IN
DUSTRY in all It's Productive branches II emnodies nc
morris and Arguments NV WALTER FORWARD MAELoa DICK
ERsos JOHN P KENNEDY, CHARLES HUDSON, WILLIAM
sLAps. HARstAR DENNY, A. II X STUART, e C-DELAvAS,
HORACE GREELEY, and many others OF the most
Civilians our country; with Citations from the recorded
opinions of WASHINGTON JEFFERsoE, MADISON MONROE,
J. O ApAMS JACKSON EoasE CLINTON, D. D. TohPHlNs,
n. Writ CLINTON Ws L. MARCY, &c. in favor OF The
Policy OF Protection and containing vast amount OF vsna
bic Statistics relating the Productions and Manufactures
The United States, no, found in any other volume.
The work Is complete in volume ne ay dose up COZ
tanning an immense OF matter OF deep importance
70 the Producing Interests of the Country Pree oe Do
Lr-. Orders are solicited by
GREELEY McKLRATH, Eassau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

ar Doctor aaraner,s Lecturcs.-The second
edition OF Doctor Lardners complete Course OF Lectures
delivered ia the City of NewYcrk published ana lot .ee
al this Office. Price IS The subjects enofaeea 10
The Lectures Eiectricity-The Sun-GairaHnh-Ah
Fixed Stars-Magnetic Needle-Latude and Longitude
Bleaching, Tenaing-Popuar Fsllacies-Light-Fa
Ssars-Temporary s,an-His,orca Sketch OF Astronomy
Dew-Science aided by Ar-Seieaiifs Dscoveres-Souno
Vibrations of the Retina; vo,aie Benery-Stesm Engines
Of Great Britain and America.
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THR SoMExs MuTISY.-A Pamphlet containing all the
Te.,ineny pecumens Narratives and Particulars Of the
Tragedy on board The O. s. Brig Sones with the Por-
,ra, of Commander Mackenzie, fac smie Of spencers
Greek Programme accurate Drawing OF he Sornefs as
she sits On the water with interior views descriptions &c
he. Price 2i cents. u Posmasers RENTING one dellGr
III receive treve copies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

COLE IN ALARAmA.-Wc learn from the let
tiers of gentleman travelling at the South that
some very valuable Gold Mines have recently been
discovered in Alabama, not far from Montgomery
said to be the richest ever found in our Coun-
try. Several thousand persons are now engaged
in searching them for the precious ore, and one
company, which employs two hundred laborers,
realize from three 10 fvc pennynsight per hand
per day-werth from $500 to $3.50. This is a
nice business, and if it could hold out, and all do
as well, it would help Alabama out of her trou-
bles Blu, there are of course some blanks as well
as prizes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16
pROTON WATER-Miller & Coates,

" Plumbers, Il6 Grand street, doors East OF Broad
Prmos hydrars, Fountains Bath Tubs &c and svery ar
tcle corrected with of Croon Water In
Warehouses and Manufactures. Orders ot TIE nupdae
dos OF water are promptly executed J0o LIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

70 The hunter. in the interior have been en-
ioying fine season. Moose, Deer, Bear, Foxes,
Stables, &c. have been taken in large numbers. a
tin peddlcr came into town yesterday with heavy
load of pe,s of various kinds. He had large
number of Fox..kias, aud they were 50 arranged
as to make rich display. 1t makes the eyes of
flr-dealers glisten. Bangor Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

10 Welearn that duel is on the tnpis between
two members of the Legislature belonging to
either House. 1t is not stated to Us when it is to
take place We hope not at all. NO. Bull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

10 The Pcayune says they call gouging in
New Orleans, Operating for s,rabismu' on the
Kentucky system"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16
Nrm=Xork IeGisIature.
IN SENATE. MONDAY, Feb. IS


Mr.. BocKEE reported against The petitions for
appropriation to furnish vessels the lakes and
oceans with copies of Sewalls Plates on the Patho-
logy of Drunkenness Five times the usual num-
Der of copies were ordered.
Mr.. ScoTT reported in favor Of the petition of
the CatskiIl and Cenajoharie Railroad Company
for an extension Of time 10 complete their road
By bill, in relation TO the salaries of the Assist
ant Vice Chancellor of the first Circuit; the Clerks
and Reporter of the Supreme Court; the Register
and Assistant Register, and Clerks in Chancery.
Fixes certain salaries as follows, Including all
allowances for clerks:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

HARRISBURG, Feb. ia forger named Ed,
ward Clark, who fled from Oneida co. N. Y hav-
ing been released on BAIL was discovered to-day by
persons who came in pursuit of him. with Gov
Bouck's reqiisition; when they attempted to ar
rest him the fellow made fight, aud in the fracas,
some were considerably hurt. He was at length
secured and committed to prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16
SNNHAlR MATTKAsSES.-Steam-

- al
e1JUb boat and packet owners, and ali others who are
OF pure cur!ed Hair Mattresses, ard other Dsuons
would well before purchasing elsewhere 10 eau d. our
Warehouse and examine STOCK, as we are
after experience in the business OF upwards o. @ ny
two wears we can furnish hem with bedding o. se nst
quality low if lower ,n any o;hrr rouse
In or of the CITY, o. r. q ). CHR nhCafi
Upholstery, Bedding and Paper Hanging "2re.ease
No 81 Maiden lane, next door 10 cor OF Nassau ST.
MIG p l. J. G. would call The attention OF Country
Merchants Landlords TO heir large stock OF French
and American Paper Hangngs which they are selling et
prices 10 suit the tunes Al W.
INDIA Rubber Shoes-53 d alden !ane.-A
Il fuli pe.c, Of Iodia Rubbers embracing
gemeen's sheet and cloth Rubber Ogershces, with leather
soes Ladies Overshoes, sheet rubber snd CLOTH with rub
Der and leather soIes; Cben's oyershoes FOR girls and
boys; common Rubhers Ratbers lined sBd trimmed La
dicJ Walking Shoes; CATER and hall Cater Bcos; six
Elastic Tap Boos article We have greatly reluced
our prices for remainder OF The Ladies snd
tmen who have supplied themselves should not delay
deing This tire season mss necessary 10 protect tpe
feet and With pair Of and improved Rubbsrs you
may put COLDS coughs and consumpiions at defiance f
shoes have always been warranted and from the uDPalar
lelea demand think the public satisfied Of oeT au
periority over any others in the market
III lw+ HUTCHINSON X RUNYON, So 3latGen lsne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

CURE FOR HYDRorHostA.-At Udina, in Fri
ule, poor man, lying under the frghsful fortunes
of hydrophobia. cured with some draughts of
vinegar, given him BY mistake instead of poison.
A physician in Padua got intelligence of this re-
sui at Udina, and tried the same remedy upon a
patient at the hospital, administered to him
pound of vinegar in the morning, another ut noon,
and third at sunset, and the man was speedily
and perfectly cured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16
NEw-YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUA

70 The RAINBOW, or Odd-Fellows Semi
Monthly Magazine, No. 4, has just been issued by
Adee & Estabrook. 1t is embsllished with sne
engraved view of the Suspension Bridge, Fvbsrg,
Switzerland, and has original Literary papers from
nine contributors, some of them favorably known.
This work is well got up, and we believe the now
numerous and influential Society of Odd-Fellows
must regard it with pride and affection, while they
derive pleasure and instruction from It's perusal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

sandss Sarsaparia will also remove and perlahV,iy
cure diseases having their origin impure state OF the
blood and deprayed condition OF the general consstfn'
viz Scrofula or Kings Evil in its various fons Rbeupa-
tisn obstinate cuIaneous Erupons Botches Sles Fm'
plies or Pususs the face clrenlc Sore Eyes kng~o
or letter Scad Head enlargement and OF the bones
and joints, stubborn Ulcers yphilc symptoms diseases
arising from pudiciOus of Mercury, female deranse
nen.s, and other similar complaints.
Prepared and sold st wholesale and retail ana or export
alton by A. u. Sands Co. No. z73 broadway, !'ranite
Eudngsl corner OF Chambers street, New York Also sold
by A. B d. Sands, Druggists No 70 and 100 Fuit2pss.
David Sands Co No II East Broadway, corner OF Mar
ke,street and by Druggists generally throughout he
Uaed States. Price 81 per bottle, six bolltes Tor e.
onr s,oyo Nh ZS broadway d22
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16
Cheap Publications.

u The following publications are for sale
l, the Office OF The Tribune, Nassanseet, opposite the
City Hall:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

% The WLsHISGrosIAS REFoRMER end Uni
versal ceMaker, new weekly paper, edited
by WILLIAM WALLACE of Kentucky, was first
issued on Saturday last It is edited with ability,
neatly printed, and devoted strictly to the Tempe
rance Cause. The first number opens with a most
impressive Temperance tale. We trust this little
paper (Which sells for the lowest price of a glass
of gros) will live to persuade many man never to
drink another glass. Although eschewng Aco-
hol, i, is full of spirit
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-06-14
r. % R EG Vs.

The accounts from England, brought by
The late arrivals, are truly exciting, espe-
cially so far as ireland is concerned. The
agitation, on the subject of repeal, is more
general and formidable than it has ever
before been. The immense gatherings
in every portion of lreland-the vast sums
daily pouring into the Golfers OF the Re'
peal Association-the universal adhesion
of the Catholic Clergy TO the cause, as re-
Gently proclaimed-the open defiance oi
The authority Of the British Parliament by
Mr.. O'Connel-the pouring in OF soldiers
TO awe the repealers-and the declara-
tons of Wellington and Peel, that the ag-
ltation must be met with open resistance
were well calculated 10 produce great
excitement in the public mind.
1t is obvious enough that the declara-
ton of the British Government, to which
we have alluded, has been received in
ireland with but one feeling. Abiding
20 The movements in Ireland, the Duke
of Wellington in the upper, aud Sir Rob
ert Peel in the lower house, declared
their intentions Of putting down the re-
peal agitation by force, if necessary.
The moment this reached Ireland, tens
of thousands were congregated at Mr..
O'ConHel's back, and troops are daily
pouring in. The sensation which the
government declaration of hostilities has
produced cannot be described. The most
elfectual organizations were every where
taking place, and the great strides of the
repeal agitation were wholly unprecedent
cd. The language of. defiance is every
day becoming bolder; and at no former
period has The repeal agitation looked so
Formidable as il now docs.
The Corn Law agitation is extending
in England. In the House of Commons,
Il debate of four nights had taken place in
regard TO the speedy repeal Of the Corn
Laws. During this discussion, Sir Rob-
ert Peel made the most emphatic decla-
ton that he contemplated no change in
these laws. This declaration has evident
ly created great excitement out of doors.
The opposition is rapidly increasing !;
and the friends of the abolition of the
Corn Laws now declare that nothing can
save them, unless a speedy revival of
trade shall have the effect to divert the
public mind from the subject.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-06-14
TO FARMERS

We find the following useful suggestions
in late English paper:
cit is well known that in close sta.
ble,- where there are good many horses,
there is very pungent smell, affecting
the eyes, and nose more particularly when
the stable is being cleaned ont. This
smell is occasioned.by the flying off Of
,amonia, which is the very essence and
value of manure, and which yolatilizcs or
flies off at very low mperature--even
the warmth of the manure in a stable will
send it off, and il it goes offin great guam,
titles by the common heat of the manure
in farm yard, whether> thrown in heaps
or not. There, is, however, very cheap
and simple remedy for this. Before you
begin to clear out your stable, dissolve
some common salt in water, if a horse
stable, say lbs. of salt, dissolved in two
buckets of water and poured through the
nose of a watering pan over the stable
floor an hour or so before you fbegn to
move the manure, and the volatile salts
OF amonia will become fixed salts from
their having united with the muriatic acid
of the common salt, and the soda thus lib
Grated from the salt will quickly absorb
carbonic acid, forming carbonate of soda.
As this is the most powerful solvent of all
vegetable fibre, and seeing that all ma
nures have to be rendered soluble before
they can act upon vegetation, it will be at
once apparent that the carbonate of soda
so introduced must be most powerful
and valuable agent.