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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27
u The attention Of Farmers is requested 10

u The attention Of Farmers is requested 10
the toll0ning agricultural Work:
The 1mproyee;ntS 81, in AisgiesHl,,uTe' i.s the
Beng Of important discoveries and I'M
in the mode of building Houses, making Fences
raising Gram making Pork dsposing OF Hogs, making Lard
other Agricultural implements SC. By Hon. H L. Ellis
WORTH Commissioner of Pltsnts. A Treatise Raising
swine and auotAer on AGRICULTURAL GEOLOGY.
Price p cents; five copies for 81.
mos, important Information Farmers which has be-
fore been presented cheap rate The contents Of the
work, in part, as follows:
Tabular Etmae Of the Crops In each Staso the IGlon
showing the numbers Of bushels raised in each State OF
B4rIey Oats Rye, Bmcwheat, Corn, Potatoes ponats OF
Hay Flax and !iem Tohacco. Cotton Rice, SILK, Cocsons
Progress OF Improvemen-C Carses Of Improvement
improved sode of Fencing-slode constructing Houses
Future Sunlus-Compalisou Of Exports and Imports
Markets at Home or abroad.
Prospect OF A ForeIgn NaIket.
Success Of C2pp-tiition C Eo.titi1
The work also the following valuable Docn
Letter from Hon. Johr Islierro Of Virginia TO Nh
tended Remarks By the gentleman the Manufacture o
Extract from Annales de Ia sociee Polytechnique
petGqMs M fl2s1d Wsb !5s 3 5s Patent Once and "AS
'0i' Method Of e,gsiazing Corn srup-Uens Process
b c6S2@ss;sed MS22e? sa of Planting cutv,on H.
vss's, Seins MACH cry pfoct valae, Manasciure
az Brooas, Miscellaneous
Fox and Pearl Ashes. Be- ". a. Otis. Of Ceareland
Ohio. ~ ,-l,r u. yIr-s
LARD OIL.-Convertng Lard INTO Oil, and also into
nc-ss form, for the mantcture OF Ceud!e-Rrsut OF TX
oeriiments b. Harris Stan.ood & Co. Of Boston, WIN
Rsmark, on the s4Ele subject by LAMPBELL NoIFiT Oh
."d TO- Same subject dscussedby W Milford ani j. z
Stafford Of Ciesrelsnd. Ohio.
IL Eode of Nanufactung Elaine and S,earne from Lard
Sr B., John II. Smith of Newly ork.
~ Letter from A. Scott, Esq OF trie Pa. the and
Nod OF Fencing and Dtchns &C. with cuts or
am, repesentng- The Fence; 2. Rails sharpened3 Au
na.t: Views Of the Scrarer; and Views OF the
PouSh 10. Snzee Of the ground; II. Cheap Wood Mil;
70 and g. End AID Flo1t views; H. Postborng Machine.
H. Letter from a. w Elsw ofth OF Lafayette, ludiaaa,
,h- same subject
IL Plan OF Cheap Cottages.
Is and pnties on Imports into tbe Port of ST. Jens,L
E from the United States.
Is oa Tie subject Of Exporting Beef Pork Hams Lard
Cheese from the United England and the proper
mode OF preparing the
ne In addition 10 the foregoing which prepared BY
the Hon H L. Ellsworth aud presented Cougre5, lis
last Session aad thousand copies ordered 70 printed
Raising SWINE and the hes, Methods Of Fattening Pork; by
H-nrv Coiman Of Mas.
And reader The work still worthy the attention Of
Farmers, they have also added Invaluable Tre!lss
lord of Onoadasa y Y. This Treatise alone Is cousi-
de by practical farmer worth twice the cost OF the
Persons wishing 10 send the above useful works TO their
GREELEY & MeELRATH, Publishers.
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determination do his both quality
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o. EeIr Temperance Boarding the Ora
HAM SYSTEM at No. IL Vesey-s,reet.-This house is
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u THE COMPLETE WORKS OF HANNAH MORE,
No. II. Ito be completed in eight numbers at %
cents each,) has just been published by the fiar-
pers. The solid and practical worth of Hannah
More's writings are known wherever English is
spoken, and the edition before us is very well
nrinted
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By DANiEI. O'CoySELL, VI. T.
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gfith a Likeness Of The .4nthor. Price 25 Cents.
This is most exaorinary book and ;y doubtless, pro
bes b e.d a. e Fsn Pabs Go EVEN the s s in
for whom doubt cheaper eitioa will be prepared Sith
m 70 5Gnsr sI & srfg5os @ b. ns SIR By
ord John Russell, by IL Gui-ot and W. Tiiers. That the
may taken considering the Author aud the subject
o course Next week if not already published II wu
be printed English Paris aud az Brussels aad IN month
there will be Translation, perhaps, too into French We
cannot doub that German versions vii appear ~ BeTL'n
Leiiins thorough Catholic. twill pass Tie Ars TOO
in OCoanes Hisfory Of frrind in choice Italian. We
should De surprised ftie Emperor of tussa would com
and scayonan translation onl 70 show the Fois na
bloody prosecutors of the Catholic Ch.c than he has been
be twenty editions in t1ssaty weeks and no doubt tie Aer
cans will speedily read the work in Spanish
This, thea, book universal x VIII be Rad Dy all eh
d all literary languages in the moHn, na
rst paita establishment OF Easlish domination n lI2 The
picture Will al least IN many OF It's features cause The poo
OF thu details thriiInGIy l4eresnc' Phe Inquirer
oC9NHELLs Htsroay or iaEL>sp-We Ia haye reetlTee n
Conne the great LieratOr The and the uifrrlrss
OF the lEs Ieore Tor centqry pa. AR, are p9s N H
asag, Is mIativel called aT and hat tne E Is no la
throughout this couat into the sgrt Of
with such arlo aud enthusiasm that the very Throne Of Great
Tor these siSus and tokens indicate that the e of justice
~ Ind j. near at lis food The historian after stating the
manner IN which the English nlers heretofors committed "a
nne nurder massacre, teachery; &c. the lFis people
as 10 the rssent acting that though the form
Of the persecution Is altered the spirit remain, the 1 sse;
Those who heretofore would have used the dagger or te
OF the assassn employ oaiy the the pen OF tt
and, instead OF mnrderin bodies s1han.t ,e
tited for murder and the faction which has so long otso
IN irish blood consoles vlent and passions ps
rdgins eyer-raIyng uere.yng a!Sehoed aud iraelea
,Iander We recommend .e work 10 all Whether nsne OF
e' fPhiladelphia Mercury.
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BIZ HoRACE GREELEY.

BIZ Horace GREELEY.
The wor; Of Mr.. ATKINSON is of the most nstruc
tive and admirable that has yet appeared the important
and difficult subject of Political Economy ydEcult,
much its in the Of its laws in the ap
picaton Of those laws the dssmla complicated vary
ing circumstances Of different nations and periods. The
laws educed by Mr. Atkinson just, clear vital,
and yet strangely overlooked by those who arrogae to
themselves the title Of The Political Economists in day,
and who resolve all Political Economic Science into doing
nothng-of whose universe Somnus Godand who ele.
the maxim of the Buy where you can cheapest
the summit of at,anable wisdom and sratesmanship In
their the cheapest possible productoncoin beng the
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who outsrpFed in the headong is doomed 10 Tr'
and starvation by the aw Of strife and depressing
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Political Economists enhroned in Colleges and Senates
liberal and enlightened at least these the inevitable
results from those views II needed that the spscous
aaces put forth By these teachers should be scrutnzed and
coriued and this has been done mastery manner by
Mr. Atkinson. As elementary treatise on Political Econ
omyas Iefnation Of the doctrines Of Free Trade heo-
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side Of the Atlantic To the friends OF American Industry
therefore, and all who reardthe trade the skill expert
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

u OLE Bull, the famous Norwegian violin
st, now confessedly the first in Europe, will soon
visit this Country. AT least, we are so assured
dy friend, who says he has seen letter from
Inns great artistic to that effect. Our corrcspon-
dent observes:
" Ole Bull, native of Norway, was first de-
voting himself to Science, but the realms OF Mu.
Sic attracted him more. Sustained by an out
ward appearance which calls TO memory the ro-
mantle days of knighthood, the wandering bard
with his Tyre filled all Europe with enthusiasm.
his manner of playing being incomparably soft
and sweet, he was not dreading the riyalship of
Inc Wild genius of Paganni, who, though of a
alent more universal, did not excel him in grace
ainess. Now he will, after visit to England
come to this country, and meet, am sure, with
The attention due TO his high talent"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27
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E'OUNTAINS.--The subscriber manufactures
a. Cast Iron Eountqins Of yaro"s patterns and prices from
$50 10 SlG0 These Fountains style of beauty
surpassed by any OF marble in this country Europe
tor telr superior advantages marble, durability
wtsiandnc ros the tritng of keeping their bean
ilu white appearance from year. and the comparative
iy low PRICE d which they be Introduced into Pyas
American Institute awarded gold medal the
the last Fair. ID. l.. FARNAM, 2t7 Water-st
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ANP HDSSE Bs s .sss
OF the Late c. 7. Bull o. offered for sale very
commodatg terms bei No ~ Main street Hartford Con-
great care and of t first quality for city trade and the fur
nate and fixtures are very neft and appropriate and win
location one Of the best ad To- young man well cquan
ed with the retail business of medicine store offers first
the terms will BE- very favorable For
.iornition apply either by ttcr or otherwise,
jy2l lot JABER RIPLEY Hartford, Conn.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

rF The SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER has
been purchased by BENZ. B. MINOR of Richmond,
Va. by whom it will hereafter be edited and pub
Eshed We heartily wish him success. The
Messenger, under the auspices of our lamented
friend WHITE, was an excellent work, rejecting
eredit on the South and doing good service to
the cause of American Literature. Such, We
doubt not it will continue TO be in the hands Of
Mr.. Minor. From his Spirited Address TO the
Public, we learn that he will devote his entire en-
qrries TO the work, and that hitherto it has had
more generous subscription in GEORGIA than in
Virginia? The more shame 10 the Old Do
mnion.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27
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PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL ECONOMY.

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Developed By of the Christian Law Of Government;
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

MARTIN GAYLORD, Tailor and Draper, has
wit J. X Goodman. where he receiving his Spring and
summer goods which he will make n order iisiionabls
style (uits furnished twelve hours nOce) Having greatly
reduced his h. will be .abed sell reduced
prices and he friends and rho pubc
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olore received Hi, motto good article puncuaty in
filling Orders low and cash delivery Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

T OOK AT THAT BOYS WHISPERS
IL Young gentlemen who feel ambitious sport whiskers
should buy three shilling bottle OF Jones' Coral Hair Restor
alive Many think because this is pulled the papers, il
nor good-let them give trial. II viii force the hair
grow where nature intended hair grow, II ia
sold the sign OF the American Eagle 90 Chatham.
York, or l39 Futon.st. Brooklyn jyl3 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27
BY WILLIAM ATKINSON.

WrH AN IS1RoDucTtos Treating Of the present state Of
the Science of Political Economy, and the .4daptatfon
of: Principles TO the Condition of our Country
and the upbniiding Of It's Prosperity
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27
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W1ned six good Stone Masons and four Carpenters,
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~ Health. Quiet, nnd CcmEort-The Ora
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

CONGRESS MUSTARD.-This mustard is
~ warranted be superior any other being mauufac-
cured from the Durham Black Seeds, by Wp F. Alcou, al
18th stree,, between 7th and Stii avenues.
Merchants aud landlords solicited try this article be-
fore purchasing -l<,,Hherr. iva ltu<
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

ToMe Editors Of The tribune:
Have you read the article on this subject from
the London Spectator and if you have, did you
notice these paragraphs
between the countries most beneficial to both mus he
country importing manufactures Of the old in exchange
for ts own produce In all economical relations the u.
States still s,aud England in the relation Of Colony to
mother country
Again
Both England and the United States suffering be.
because the surplus capital of England does find its way
oAmerca along with the slraggers of its surplus papula-
ton ard because the produce of America through the
Influence of restrictive duties and for Of that capital
'auno, Gnd its way 10 England
Does man with the feelings Of an American,
want any better argument than this in favor of q
Protective Tariff. even if it was not specially
needed in an economical point Of view? And
DO we not here sec what sort of reciprocity we
are to expect from England in the contemplated
commercial arrangements. If we will take the
humble place of Colonies'-why then, in con-
descension, England will admit into her ports
Just what she absolutely needs, and nothing else
at such rates of duty as she plcascs to impose,
and no others. D.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

BUTTER MADE by LlcHrNlNG.-We learn from
ne Belfast, Me. Journal that on Sunday week "a
noieni shower of hail accompanied with lightning
occurred IN Freedom and its immediate vicinity.
large quantities of window glass were broken in
freedom and Knox. In Unity, "a house occupied
., ana owned by Mr.. Benz. Douglass was struck by
me n lightning and very much shattered. Mr..
douglass who was in the house at the moment,
W was struck on hsslde by the fluid, which descend
&, 81 ms legs and left him through one foot, aad
Ssa0ush the boot upon his other foot, both boots
NJ Hag torn OIL ms set. Although severely injured,
al. D. will recoveg. His wife and four children
W. Tse near him at the time, but escaped injury
!. lae aehghtnng then entered the churn, in which
W as iamlly preserve their cream, and made butter
" 'he cream in 1t as effectually as an hours
ssnofnng would have done. If the Mesmerc in
auenee is purely electricity, some one asserts
as. be has proved, perhaps this may serve as a
anlnt to some of our Mesmcrsts to make them.
seves useful in the dairy.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

INDIA RUBBER HOSE FOR CROTON Wa
TEH.Ihe public respectfully invited TO Examine the
article manufactured by the subscriber The superiority Of
India Rubber hose already well known and Will. he does
fully equal and bear the pressure of the Croton Water. r
much than the generality Of this kind of hose and
sold at low prices. A fair discount made Plumbers.
jelO If between Pearl and Water.street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

TO MOTHERS.-.Mxs D1NGLEY would inform
mothers in general that her Magic Save for plas,ers
remedy, aud highly recommended by the faculty
for White Milk Leg in Of the disease Refer
application. ectable ladies this who have
been cured by this Salve Residence No &c Bee
where may be had for Salt Rheum Scad Head and all
erptions the face children Also cure for burns
Certificates of cures performed b. her uuyera! Ointment
be by apD! Wing ~ Beea Inar.st. yI8 i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

TIP TOWN GROCERIES-Olive OIL in bas.
y ket Of 70 bottles each superior quality Just received
and for sale by JOHN G. MORRISON, Druggist
iy22 ks lsG Gree .wctstreet.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

DICHMOND COUNTRY FLOUR-20O bbls. .Su.
n perine for sale by q GRINNELL, NlNTuRN& CO.7s
Iyl2
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

JTP TOWN GROCER IES-Olive OIL In Box
u IS OF 30 Bees each of superior quality lust and
for sale cheap by JOH. {. MORRISON,
jy22 Iw Druggist, No l38 Gf--nwic-St.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27
THE TRIBUNE
Iiterarp Notices.

LECTURES or AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY AHa GEoLo.
or: By James w f. Johnston, F. r. S. SC. Wiley
& Pu,nsm New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

Ice MouNrAINs.-The July Numbcr of SILL
ashs Journal of Science, contains an account Of
an Ice mountain in Hampshire county, Virginia,
"ach has excited not a little interest in that
quarter Il is composed of locks, and rises some
seven or eight hundred feet, constituting part of
andge. The mountain surface is made up of
,s ,su sandstone-and upon removing the stones to
We oep'hof few inches, masses of ice are found
a midsummer, even during the most oppressive
;sssons, permanently preserved. a thermometer
l,i9oduced among the cavities OF the rocks, sunk
!, now Az degrees, and would have gone lower had
- lte'na'ned. During recent winter, a cavity
e." 0o, Tour feet below the surface YVES opened and
ai'ed up with snow. 1t was covered loosely
s.ea boards, yet 1t renamed during the whole
sumner, summer, dry, frable, and crystalline, without
ts'1ng Madisoniar,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27
RcciprOcity.

To the Editors of The Tribune:
Have you read the article on this subject from
the London Spectator? and if you have, did you
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

TOSEPH H. FOSTER, N. d. Surgeon Den.
. t4r from No 2"'. =" II Park nlar' m2 sm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

A MlDDLE-AGED AMERICAN WOMAN
~ wishes Situation TO travel with lady lady and
gentlemsu Persons without children would be rrseIred
Good ree be gwen Application 10 be made Of
Mrs CRUGER, No. - FotSythr-Street. jya5 Tvs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27
I4t.U.NEKD I.
iy2D3,awtAli&3tW. s. MARTlNDALE, p. +.

4 FAMILY, pleasantly situated, giving to their
n children private education wish TO associatewh theirs
two or three gs for whom home aud similar tuition may
be desired they would receive Pa;ente at,ennon esnc2n
companions.
Particulafs By addressing Home Park p q. je2o lm'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

I1ANTED.-Employers furnished gratis al
w BR0AD'S Office, 22i Grapd-stret with the best
Coachu,en. Waters Groom Gardeners, Farmers the city
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-27

$40 M Totk sooT 1a ss'gsday s y mig nigh.
Bnas;-Pn, and sailors Protection, sisaed BY Samuel
Sw3rwout. One Of the bills five the Kingston
Bank Any returning the the bar of MARrN
PrLsASS iammany Junior, IN Nsau-st door below
Iamm fisl shall receive the above reward ivaS2