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DR FEUCNTWANGER,S DING STORE

INR. FECCHTWANGER'S DRUG STORE,
~ No Wafeet, and for the sale of his celebrated Poi
soH> Tor the total eNtermnatiou of br,buss moths coek
rolches rats and nice &c These preparations instance
ia OF proving eectual when properly applied hundred
cn testify who were 50 fortunate last m AXE l
of them The Compound Chemical Whale Oil Soap is IN
rdble IN Its appIicatioa, and is shield tree.
on OF inee IDEAS es and locusts. Uyes articles such
as tyras LoSTood do Querctron Prussiate Potash White
Nitric N!tons Muatc nd Pyro'igneous Acids Nitrate Of
Lad and CopPe &c Lecches constantly on hand superior
meiicaed Lo2eugcs, Shakers Herbs and Extracts french
and EngI;s Soaps and Pertumsry; enry gen. ed Mag
Spirit Of Farshom, Sweet Spirits Of Nitre GrsnyiIes Lo
t9h Either; Chloride OF Soda, Oxac Acid gen Haarlsm
Di, cyanide aGd iodine OF Potassium prussic Acid and In.
4'r Canst9 Morphine strychune, Veraaine Aconitine
uHms odneS OF Arsenic IRON Sulphur and Mercury; and
apa' CaT>u!eS Every article warranted and sold az
small advance, wholesale aud retail by
rl3 cod I'm is r., "a III -,
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AUCTION SALES,
josiah Richarls Aucticne.r.
D4 BANGS, RICHABl}S u PLATT.-StoVe


BY BANGS, RICHARDS u PLATT.-Stose
u let Broadway.
TUESDAY EvENING. Ausu,t -
REGULAR \EW-YORK FALL TRADE SALE
IufKrr- EI:itrH NEw-foRK TRADE SALE.-The rsnt
regular de Sale OF Book; &c viii b held Jusg the las,
the direction OF the Committee OF the TRADE Invoice Of
Books Paper Stationery, Bir4er> Leather and Cloths Stee-
oyrr Plates aud all other arcs connected with the Book
,rde ar respectfully solicited and Should be iuished by
, st Of July when the Catalogue Will be pu, to pres
The usual cash advances will made on receipt of goods when
hr COMMITTEE have agreed that the SALES shall BE- con-.
dncsd Mesr> Bangs Richards and tati as heretofore
whom they recommend the rlde send their invoices.
FLETCHER HARPER,
GEORGE. CARElLI,
CHARLES :. FRANCIS, Comlnittce.
SAMUEL RAINOR,
CHAS. NJ SANTON.
MONDAY EVENING, June ".
At-l o'clock At the Auction Room.
Books ~ FoRXIGN itNGUICEs.-A valuable Private Ii
bry Of Books m the French, German Italian and Spanish
languages ann and Grrpk Classics. &c.
TUESDAY t.YSNlNG, 27th inst.
:! O'Clock AZ the Auction Room.
SAY or FNGR ,vI>Gs-st large collection OF Foe Eng
li<h and Freach EGgrayn. various subjects Coord and
Plain
Liberal cash advances made cousisnmen,s for
>l,rS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

NEW ALGEBRA.--Just published, An
~ ArnrpcEmESr OF Dy, AIGEsH. adapted to the i'm: 7.
7 B Thomson A NJ. The object OF this work is furnish
ucd tra9sitoa from s s study Of Ar'hmec TO
i, Of DAYS Algebsa well known and appreciated
requre comment This nimats work is now presented 70
adapt it the and capacities OF beginners by an eSIf
ence and practical teacher To this end many new ustra
the the number of problems greatly increased &c Sc
soeans of tls work and its a9hGr pTesdea, 5 pay SAYS
and his practical knowledge derived from several years
teaching Algebn as auaylns h1 I to to maks The
ton tha, our design has been su!ly and satisfactorily
executed (DURRIE PECK. New-Hayrn
SMITH < PECk, Philadelphia.
fuDliSheFs' ROBINSON. PRATT & co. y. York
iel3 iw (CROCKER 4 BREWSTER, Boston.
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nun cO\1ERC NTT1\Y

THE SOMERS MUTlNY.
p,mnhlst containing all the Testimony, Documents
aud Particulars OF the Tragedy board the lni'
states Bs. Somers. VIII, the Portrait 81 tommande I'm
rate Drawing OF the Somee, s sits the waeT win i
nor views, descriptions, &c fnce Ia Cents fosts'-'
rsmittInc 81 will receive twelve copies
7,l Ju,s Number Of The southern Literary Messenger
las CONE 10 hand Agents aud Others can be supplied at Inc
Tribune Office this morning.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Junel 10.
A 4 Cl,,,

AmarLet no Bee Cattle d Cows and Calves 6OU SFeeP
.,d 975 Swine. 50 Beef Cattle unsold.
ps,cr.-Beef Cate-Last weeks prices were not suS-
ned We quote few extra at 81 So first quality IS
IS; second quality 81 30 75 th,[i quality = 'o
~ co,rs and Calyes-Sales at SIC, 10, - aud -.
SSeep--Lots were sold from 81 80 to, , and So
swne-Fomer prices were not sustained a lot to ped
cents for sows and &c for Barrows; and lot rather
large size for Sows aud a for Barrows. AT retail from
hi0 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

NlItl0fd Fire Insurlnce Company.
LIRE INSURANCE at the lowest rates by the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company Incorporated ls,o-
Charter yerpetuai)
This lolS established aud well known nsution hayr,
been IN active operation upwards of thirty yeals continues to
Houses Furniture, Stores, Merchandise and every de-
cIpon Of property against loss og damage re on the oo
favorable terms JOHN NELSON, Jr Agent
le2O lin w all street,
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L. f. Hough, Auctioneer.

STORE3 5SPRING-SrREET, opposite Clinton
- Market.
ApMl>,srR,roR> S,Ls.--On Monday, June SSh at 10
o'clock At 25 Seyenteente>set. The subscriber Admins
traitor o the estate OF - deceased will sell Auction on
the premises. small convenient twostory frame kouse With
kitchen in the ar Sand house e feet front by IS deep
elusive of The kitchen oSeiher with the unexprrl term OF
four wears lease OF SAID lot winch - front by %
all the FURNITURE and Tso9al property ef said deceased
consisting oI BeaereSG Tables Chars, Caets Beds and
Glass Ware, Kitchen Furniture, SC. Sc.
Sale positive. rau shina,
je22 i;is CHARLES CoE, Administrator
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

~ Sebrins's Anti-Dyspeptic and Resto7
rative Cordial, sovereign Remedy for Dyspepsia and
physicians and By persons who have been benefited by It,
Office No. Murray street. near Broadway ITce Sl per bot
te and 50 per COzeY lel0 miss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

Of Sacred Symbols and Prophecy, conducted by PToi.
George Bush, d. D..
CONTENTS:
Double Sense of Prophecy.
The judgement Of the Beast and the Little Horn succeeded
BY the Everlasting Kingdom OF the SAINTS. p,l
WAY MARK II. NEWMAN. J2j 2tls
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nIVIDEND-The Board of Directors OF the
u HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY have declared
dividend OF per the capital stock parable on 'O
after Monday, June5. LEWIS lHlLLlPS,
my30 miS SECRETARY
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

GALE OF ASSESSIENTS-The sale of prop
- ery for unpaid will be continued This DAY.
June 2h l2 O'Clock. noon the Superior Court Room
| City Hall JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner.
Strest Cnmms tlnnrr,s OIice june 2lA. Sl2. Ie2i
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
~ Dr. TavIor,s HnIsum of Liverwort.-

This far famed remedy daily growing and more in
demand for the Of colds, coughs pain IN The breast and
wears this continual demand proves the Baam 10 be all II Is
really represented to be, and worthy of general u.s.
y. Y. Courier.
Coughs and Whenever hear coughing and
evidently suffering from mott severe cold and congh We
Liyerwor We have been accustomed to consider this
medicine certain of consumpye diseases thaf we I'n
cerey wish 10 sec III every house. Herald
Pain in the Side and Breast remedy Tor ~ thssr pevs
lent complaints we can cordially recomnsnu Dr,
uly many years and know OF number OF cases
has done essential One OF our own carriers
& instance oui.,
Beware of Frands-We much caution, the nub
lie against the frauds that issued on this medicine. Buy
only the gemue Bowey and YOU safe. l2l II.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

: .ooo bushels Illinois have been made rs cents,
hi MI,s f, Corn is dull with few sales We hear of only
North Wb Kis, a. e mes" and 500 do New
v snd Northern nT IT, fair spnpy Rye is held
on: Soc Mss. .,e. sree",;nc at retail. Oats we quote
saa 2el and dull WIN soGo a,y N, bb,s
WHISKY ~" .nnnesed ~ al cents, pudre is unsae
Tssteru was maze a.. M sui,i - |eA@S'
,be sI or.a, deal doing and prices rather heavy
s 200 bales so9a at 'oc anu ''V 10 d '0 Ve''s
The supply Is So'T W.; o .,ra. a ,bo,. aooo 1t
BEES" a1n-.' s., ,a :" hoon ,Ie ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, 6i9
OBroadway, Stuyvesant Institute
mGv Ills u w. + Et.kS, fIinclNsI.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

EDEMPTION OF CITY STOCk.-The Ere
II Loan Stock OF the City OF NewYoEkI payqtie on the
lst day of August 1873, will bt paid before that ay
presentation al this Office The will also be made up
TO that day. after which further interest viii be allowed
A. \. SMITH, Comptroller.
Civ Com,troller's Office
New-York June 22d 1913. jet tanl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

gained such nororaty in the cur- OF Fever and hguf and
other bilious affections may be found 1t G5 John stree Where
asmall Treatise on the aboy disease may be had gratis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

- Letters OF Lo,vndcs to Hon. John c.
CaihOun;-This day published, in one volume OF 'uo
PAGES pamphlet sylepcc 81 centhc Letters Of Lowndes
addressed TO the Hon. John c. Calhoun.
d. D.APPLETONS CO.,
Publishers. 200 Broadway.
Booksellers and Periodical Agents will please forward their
orders IInmedIateiy. le2l 2tls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

70 ivrLvrxz, CoucH, AND Coins are daily cured by
Dr. Tayors gasam iiverwort. This tar famed remedy Is
growing more aud more popular every DAY grateful per
son that has been cured by ,s medicine calls al the oncr 80
Bower express their gratitude, s'ing us the r.ee 10
ara suffering with influenza coughs colds pam The chest
aed side oi breath raising el blood ana All u'isS
ot the cyeS; nug, and liver Will find this sovereign balm
Sounmrrous are the certificates received and SO many ne v
sedv been published that think II unnecessary TO uosh
hsn now sl al The Office 375 Bowcry, and Tor you-
selves The genuine now has steel plate tngraNin
the signature OF Dr. Gurdon J. Leeds, sole woieSaie
ar,nf .b. Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
B O O K S F.

T. New Volume of Poems-THIS DAY PUB,
LlSHED elegantly printed fine paper with Engraved
Froutispiece-prce One Doar-CLONTARF, OR THE
FIELD GREEN BANNER Historical Romance,
and other Poems by !. AUGsS STr-s SHEA.
je2i 2ti, D, APPLETON, Publishers, 200 Broadway
~ This Day NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fac-Simile
Edition OF
BLACkWOOD'S MAGAZINE,
for June, lS1
Also in press and will he published on Monday I'll. 26
instant. the
DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE.
and the
LONDON CHRISTIAN OBSERVER,
for June 1888.
Subscriptions received the Publication Office, No 12
Broadway 1t. JOSEPH MASON, Publisher.
HARPER & BROTHERS
PUBLISH THIS DAY,
Price 25 cents,
No. |.
McC LLOCH'S
UNIVER SAL GA ZE 7 T Z E r :
A DICTIONARY,
GEOGRAPHICAL, STATISTICAL, AND HISTORICAL,
or the various Countries Places and principal Natural OBJ
jecs in the World.
BY J. Il. MCULLoCH, ESQ.
Edited BIZ DANIEL HAsKEL A. NJ late Presden; ol the C
oc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
THE PATENT CYLINDRICAL NIGHT.

for sale by w " Seymour & Co.. No Chatham square:
| G. H Swords i2 and Wen:nln Wycof III Broadway.
Edward Field Co. No. Plat and others lel2 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

FIRE CRACKERS x FIREWORKS
nor EXHIBITIONS AND RETAlLiNG-ot
L every description and any Guanty-toI sale on The
most reasonable terms by GAS>NER X fOI NJ,
ie23riri l32 Chatham.; opposite Chatham iheatre
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

t1h,d with or without board in most desirable situation
and private family Apply 100 Woostereet near Hons
- le2; lw.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

DC7" Doctor A. Sidney Doane has resumed the
actce Nedlcine the City of NewYork Resldence 32
Iarren street, y. T.. corner of Church. E,yl9 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

BOARD IN BOND-STREET.- rooms
ID with bedrooms attached suitable for families and rooms
for single gentlemen may be- obtained with board al 70 Bond
str Aso. Office the door with exclusive en-
t-ancs ni,able for phvsician dentist. le9 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

American Museum Buildings.
JAMES STRINGER, formerly Of IS Broadway, having
associated himself with W. r. BURGESS (ae of the firm
of Burgess Zieber, Of Philadelphia in the Periodical bs-
ness respectfully calls the attention Of the citizens OF Ne"
PHILADELPHIA, May 23d, 1873.
This is 10 certif5 that have ths DAY apG9nted MeSsrs
Burgess s Strnger sole agents for GODEN'S LADY ,
BOOK in the CITY Of New-York from this date ~
(COpy.) 1-A.1VDrl n.
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The heavy expense which have incurred in getting W
this work and the very low prcebarely exceeding the cos
at which aHord compes insist cash aynen
in all cases Unless several thousand copies sold shall
be losers by the work But certain tina
in every City and County there must be hundreds willing tc
paw the small of One Dollar for the Life and Speeches
of Mr.. Clay in volumes of over 100 pages VIII MOI
the friends of that Statesman the friends of the Wing Cause
take measures to early and general diffusion OF this
work One hundred copies will be transmitted 10 any per
son or club 10 Ei.rhtv Dollars
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-15
ALBERT DWINNELL. secm,a
A TIMELY ROCK


Mr.. Editor,-The Rev. Mr.. Hubbard. of Hard
wick, in this Stale, has just Published a small
work, son the moral Obligation, and the particu
lar dutes OF the Sabbath" and il is in nv view.
very timely production. Through the Spirit of
the Lord, as we trust, there is being awakened in
the minds OF good men, greater concern for the
Sabbath IN our land, Than has been evident for
sometime before. And the public mind at large
business men, and owners of STEAMBOATS,, and 9TH
or boats aud OF railroads, and of stage coaches.
&c. AMI those occupied in conducting them. are
inslituiing the enquiry, whether the Sabbath NAV
not be observed us day OF rest, without damage
10 their several interests, secular; and the results
OF The enquiry are auspcious to the claims of the
Sabbath ;-even the General Post Office Depart.
ment OF this nation is practically exempfying this
result in stopping the mails extensively from be-
ing transported on the Lords day. And so also
the Society which has been formed within a short
time, to urge upon the attention of the COMMUNE
~ the claims of the Sabbath is doing much
through an able agency, in accomplishing it's de.
sign.
In view ofa this, il appears to me, book like
that of which we have spoken, is adapted greatly
to promote the sancllfcaton Of the Sabbath liz
matter is condensed Its style is simple--the facts
ar prominent--the argument plain, and all 10.
ge'her shows forcbly the ground oil our obliYa
non 10 Keep the Christian Sabbath, and the NON
ner in which it should be kept 1t is just such @
manual as should be placed in every body's hand
At me present time.
IL may be had at Walton's Bookstore, in lhis
village, or ofthe author at Hardwick, at 81 I.S
cents, neatly prepared.
]. GRlDLEY.
Montpelier Dec. 18th IS43
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-15

The Spoilsmen restored See Congressional
proceedings for beautiful specimen of locofoco
economy. The House has appointed those old
boodsuckers Blair aud Rives, printers, and out OF
sheer pIty--perhaps-for these suffering nabobs,
voted to pay them 20 per cent more Than was paid
by the late Wing Congress. This nesdiessly
takes something like $4,000 year out of the
treasury and puts it into Blair and Rives pockets
for party services Or it lisa gU to them. Do you
remember how sorely the locofoco editors com.
planned when Wing Congress directed Presi-
dent Harrisons salary to be paid to his poor Wild
ow? Mark, now, whether these same presses
complain Of making present of $4,000 year
10 those nabobs Blair and Rives.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-15
C0MMJ NICATIONS.
SCHOOL TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

SCHOOL TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
The School teachers in Marshfied, VI. end vi
cinity, believing that tho cause of common school
instruction Is of VSst Importance to fire polit-
ical moral intellectual and religious prosperity of
every people; believing that it is to this, We owe
chiefly Our rapid and unparalleled rise and pro-
gress an independent and knowledge loving
people; and the extensive influence Our example
and institutions have exerled over the whole civ
ilized world; highly approaching, also, the active
interest, which our Legislators and our wisest and
best men have taken 10 make our common schools
the best possible and to bring them within The
reach OF every family; and also believing that the
most effecuai rnoiho cd elevate the character of
our schools, and to make them all they should be,
is 10 raise the character ct our teachers ead make
them better prepared for their Important duties,
and that this can in some measure be accomplish.
ed by association OF teachers living in the same
vicinity, who shall meet at stated times, for the
purpose OF discussing topics relating 10 their ON.
ployment; we, teachers Of Marshfed aud vicin-
~, have formed ourselves into such an Associa.
ton, named the Teachers lnstitute,-to be gov.
erned 10y suitable articles aud regulations.
Adopted Nov. 81, ls43.
Third meeting OF said Institution was holden al
Marshtield, Vt. Dec. 81, 1913, at which abe fol-
lowing exercises were had
lsl. An appropriate hymn by the Choir.
I'd. Prayer by the Rev. l.. ii. Tabor
ID. Set piece by the choir.
4th. An elaborate ana highly interesting adj
dress upon the subject of school teaching by G. E
Ferrin
9Th. voluntary by the choir.
9Th. The chairman, Z. W. X. Dwinneii, in be
hall OF the institute, in very felictous manner
returned The thanks of the Institute 10 those ndi
viduas who had taken an active part in the l,er
formances, and had acquitted themselves i'm
manner, SO much TO the edi6calion, not only of III,
members of the Ins,luie but OF the uunerou
spectators.
ALBERT DWINNEIL, Secretary
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-15

Judges in Arkansas. Arkansas Judges
appear by their own account, to have hard
time of it. The following is from the late charge
of the Hon. John Field, Judge of the Sixth Ju.
dicia District, 10 the Grand Jury of Hampstead
county:
In some parts of Arkansas It is really dan :
gerous for Judge 10 protect his station from
insult, or assert his authority. If what he says
is not exactly agreeable TO the taste Of some, he
is in danger of annihlalion. One or two pros.
eculiug attorneys, in the northern part OF the
State, have been wayaid and murdered for doing
their duty. In another part Judge was barred
out of the Court House 10y the populace, and his
life put in danger, merely because he wished to
hold his Court as the law directed. Another
Judge was near being attacked whilst he was on
his bench for exercising his authority in keeping
silence in the Court House during business hours.
Another Judge was forced by an armed rufan
TO leave the bench and drink with him, and this
whilst the Court was in session."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-15
DISTRESSING CASUALTY

On the morning of the Both ult. James aged 10,
and John aged years, sons of Matthew Mcguire
of Newport, VI. went out upon the ice of Lake
Memphremagog, it being the first time the ice had
formed. They went short distance, and on re-
turning the oldest broke through, followed by the
second (5anes.j The Oldest succeeded in getting
out, and in the meantime the youngest John
broke through in trying to assist James. The
alarm was then given and the mother of the boys
aud sister, aged / years, came to their assist
ance, when the mother fell in, and was in the wat
er half an hour, hanging upon the ice, before
her oldest son and the young daughter could gel
her out. In the meantime James aud ,ohn were
drowned-the latter baving foated until the moth
or was rescued, when he sunk from exhaustion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-15
LAMOILLE COUNTY.

The following list of delegates to the Young
Mems National Convention, with the Wing coun-
fy committee, for the year 1874, was prepared at
the Wing State Convention in October last, but
failed of reaching the Secretary. The Burlington
Free Press will please copy.
County COmmillee.
Col. Eab i. Herrick, McrrsyiIle, chairman.
Cornelius Lynde, Esq, Johnson.
Hon. Moses Fisk, Walerville.
Delegates 10 lhe Young MEMS National Convention
10 De holden at Baltimore in May neCt.
Henry Stowell, ESQ,
Col. Giles A. Barber,
Dexter w. Brown,
Harrison NJ. Villas,
Asaph Kenfeld,
Pho A. Matthew'S,
Gustavus A. Eaton,
Albert b. Tinker,
Porter Crane,
Geo, w. Bailey.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-15
STILL ANOTHER

A gentleman Of Willsborough, Essex Co.. N
Y, writes us that on the morning of the 30Ih ult
lthe same day on which the above related casual
ty occurred,1 Mr.. VIM. Goodwin, formerly Of
Waterbury, VI. with his Oldest son, aged about Is
crossed Long Pond to work for neighbor. Al
night, on their return, they broke through the ice
and although their cries of distress were heard
none could reach the spot until too late to rescu,
them. The bodies were recovered the next day
Mr.. Goodwin is said to have been an industrious
worthy and highly respected citizen. He left
wife and six children.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-15
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES.


We are clad to see that the farmers in some
portions OF The state are striving TO avail them'
selves Of the benefit Of tho act of the last session
of our legislature for the promotion of Agricul-
ture.
In franklin County meeting is called at Ora
per's Inn, in Sheldon, on the 26ih inst.
In Orleans County meeting is called at San
ford's Inn, Coventry Falls, on the I'd Tuesday of
January, 1874.
In Caledonia County a meeting is to be holden
at Hutchnson's inn, St. Johnsbury plain, on the
I'D January.
All persons, inhabitants OF these counties, who
ore friendly 10 tho AGRICULTURAL mechanical and
manufacturing interest, invited to attend these
meetings.
Now shall we give notice for Washington
County7 Would it not be well to revive the old
fashioned fairs and stir up the ingenuity, industry,
and skill of the farmers and mechanics-of the
good house. wives and dairy-macs-of all the
productive industrial portion of the population
by means of competition for the prizes and the
honors which an Agricultural Society may bestow?
indeed, perhaps it would not be amiss TO offer
lawyers a handsome prize for the best dissertation
against going to law, and in lavor of humanity,
honesty and justice; or to clergymen, Tor the best
discourse on practical religion-love to God and
man or even to editors, for the best practical ex'
empliicalion of truth, candor and good temper
But in good earnest what say the farmers abon
this matter? You may have our cheerful services
in any mode wo can give them, to promote the
cause of home industry, in its broadest sense.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-15
LITERARY REGISTER.

An Address Sacred Musc delivered Casoton Sept 2eb
1913, by Rov. Edward w. Hooker, ID, ID.
This excellent discourse, skochng the endorsements
under which sacred music has had abor and the advances
improvements which have been made and embracing defence
Of tho of the churches Not only
out every christian especially should road this address, Price
cents single, 10 per dozen. f. Walton Sons have few
dozen copies for sale
The American Journal Of Medical sciencos Dr. Isaac Hays
editor. Philadelphia, published quarterly, by Loa Blanch
ard, at s. per annum In advance,
now volume, the 9th, will be commenced In January
The Medical News and Library Philadelphia Lea Blonchard
ol year in advance.
Published monthly containing medical news, and en-
bracng series of lectures medical SCIENCE which
ranged and pagod TO form separate voume volume
is 70 he commenced in January.
For $40 in advance the publishers offer tho Quarterly Jour
nal and the Medical News for 1874 and l85 and also Che Jour
nal for lS3. This will give the Lectures Of Prof Watson, Of
Kings College, London complete, which will form volume Of
about 900 pages