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The Cecil Whig., 1844-04-13
EXTENsIoN OF MANuFACrUREs.

The s. Louis Reporter says genlc"
nen has arrived in that city for the p,m.
pose oi putting up ID cotton Factory in
that place or lis vicinity.
The .ilabamian Times says that prepa .,
ratlons are making to begin an extensive
spinning and weaving establishment al the
TaIlapooSa Falls III the ncishorhood OF
Tallahassee.
.Ht Cane Hall, Washington CO., .lrkan.
sas IA cotton manulactory has been put IN
successful operation on an extensive scale.
ihc march OF improvement is westward.
The tariff, ii continued, will cause many
such useful Establishments to spring IN in
the south and West, and thereby save
much money to western men.
TO SEAMEN.
Why do Saaiaring Men and Walcrmen
use Stainburn's Vegetable Extract Pills, in
preference to any, and all other medicines
For the following good aud substantial
reasons,
Reason lst. They are entirely vegeta-
bic extracts.
| "u .iS 'uiiilCl VI lilG DlpDu. anu ClGail-
ser of the stomach and bowels, they STAN,
| pre-emhcnt.
Sd. They are the most innocent and
nvigorallng purgalive in use
1th. No care required i'll using them.
5lh. No change Of diet eat aud drink
what you please.
9th. The body less liable TO cold after
than before dose
7ll. May be taken morning, noon OF
night, with certainty of good results.
Sh. Tune nor climate effects them not
9lh. They give universal satisfaction
All who use them speak i'll the highest
| terms OF them.
Call, try them and be convinced.
Remember, none are genuine sold by
Druggists, Doctors, or Apolhccaries.
Sold at VIM. | orhert', Store.
The Cecil Whig., 1844-04-13
Sheriff's Sale.

BY virtue OF Il writ of Fieri Facas issued
out oi Cecil county court at the suit of
W Nhllakcrs, Garrett s Co., against the
goods and chattcls lands and ,eEemcnls o!
CoWan and Chambers, and to me directed,
! have seized and taken into execution all
the rIguj, title; interest and claim, both al
law and IN equity, Of the said Cowan and
Chambers in and 10 the following property
to wit: One two story stone dwelling
House i'll which Benjamin G. Cowan now
resides, and one two story Slor e
House, together with about one and a
half acres of land apper,aining to the
two, situate, lying and being in the
village Of Cowantown, Cecil Co. Md, and
bounded by the road leading from Dysarl's
tavern 10 Elkton, the road leading from
Whltakcrs, Garrett s Co.'S Rolling Mill to
Newark, and the land of the Misses
Cochran.
.4lso, one other lot of ground in the
sad village of Cowantown, bounded by
the two roads aforesaid, and the lands of
John Scott, .1ngcr makcr, supposed to
contain about three acres OF land, together
With the following buildings thereon
erected, VIZ: one two story stone dwell
ling, one log dwelling, one stone black
smith shop, one wheelwright shop, aud
one frame stable, and | hereby give no.
lce that on
SATURDAY,
the 1th day Of May, next, between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock A. VI. and II O'Clock
NJ. at the front door Of the Court House
IN Elkton, | will offer the said property
for sale to the highest bidder, lor cash, to
satisfy said writ.
EDWARD l.. FOlRD, Sheriff.
Elkton. ,9mil 13ll 1S1l
The Cecil Whig., 1844-04-13

I>3' We are indebted to Mcssrs Greeley and
NlcElrath Of the n. Y. Tribune for No, VII, Of
Junius' series Of tracts. These tracts are torc,-
bly, written and arc calculated to render Great
service to the wing cause. Each one consists ol
10 closely printed pages and are sold at the low
price OF ) cents piece =! 80 per hundred copies
or $50 per Thousand. 1t is easy to send ior them
10 the lnbunc O!lice as there often persons
gong to New York. We trust some Of our
Wing friends will send on for some, they could
not cApcnd IA few dolars-Ur the good of the cause
III better manner:
on The Tariff.
FACTS
During Ten years, from is 20 10 1880, of Il tol.
'rable protective policy, we paid oil one hu,drcd
mHtons ol foreign debt Dhrng the next ten
Years, from 1880 to IS40, Of comparativ Ge
''""' we contracted foreign debt Of TWO HUN
STEn mHlicns During the first period our i'm
ports were SOS 900, aud the amount retain
"a Tor domestic consumption, was s56S 800, coo.
during the second period ou9 imports we're q -
5o2 ,5oo,ooo, and the amount retained for do
dhts,ic consumption was 81 JOB, Io0 900 that is,
our imports and consumption in thc second DE
rod, were near Y doubic Of the list Here is the
secret ol the iorcIgu debt contracted. (Rcpor,
ofComrnittee on Commerce, eth CONGRESS, bv
Hon. J. L. kcuncdy.)
a UARD CASE.
, farmer OF Illinois wrote a letter TO his friend
, 'n tIc east, III 1872, complaining lha, he could
get only 81 cts, hu6hcl for his wheat. 25 cts.
lor heans, 10 cts. for corn, I-I-4 cts. Il pound for
bcct aud pork, - cts. a pound for tobacco,
%r', stating tl'at hc had 10 pay fire doiious, or
winch Is the same thing, 10 bushels Of wheat, or
20 bushels Of beans, or 26 bushels Of corn; or
500 lbs. ot pork or beef, or POO lbs of tobacco.
tCf ymae BRUSH hrOadcloth 10 make HIM d coat.
'he" o' Inns yard Of cloth at the mlnui;ctu-
RES ~ F'e land, was probably about three doi-
t"iS, or iro bushels uf Uhcat, as sold in the mar
"et thclc. iiat IS, the producer H. England
received Tor the cloth one tighM of what was
|l'aieed 10 the ihnner IN Illinois. WI-1 got th
~hilercncu> ltahe manufacturer had been in H.
llno's, or aud Wh"re IL this couutr., the farmer
'nlght h.YDgut his Yaraf cloth for i,r8 busheIs OF
wheat instead OF >s{1iccn, asd thc navrIacturcr
would have made Il market for the farmers beam
corn, pork, beef, &c, ;ta good price
lHE BENEFIT or olIE riEIpr 10 ! III AGRI-
CULTURAL INTEREST.
II his IS enphalcally the great interest Of the
country, and therefore its claims arc strongest
tor the benefit Of legislation.
MIR. tvcGtt. p,u minister 10 Guylaud stated
IN spccr' al an agTculu.ai meet iug, at Derby.
~ July, ia43, Earl Spencer in thr chnir, that.
although tho "OInmrrca hrtwccn Great Britain
aud the lnto4 States was twlcc us .ncal as be-
= tween England and nJtg other country, vet Tie
HNh"lc ~ The products. passing 10 and lro, was
; 2llt worth - much as the oaiS and beans raised
The Cecil Whig., 1844-04-13

a locoloc" paper calls Col. Benton,
"the big sun of Democracy" The editor
should remember that big guns occasion.
ally burst now a days. LoptsptU Jour.
The Cecil Whig., 1844-04-13

PREsr1uHG,-Wc are requested to say that the
Rev. Charles H. Ewing Of PhIadcphia, will
preach in the Presbyterian Church al this town,
next sabbath afternoon at half past o'clock.
lie is SAID 10 be young mrn Of superior power
an the pulpit.
&L5"The Public are respectfully invited TO
attend.
The Cecil Whig., 1844-04-13

The Annual Examination, will take place on
Thursday and Friday next, the 18th and 18th
Inst, The friends Of the students and the pub
hc generally are respectfully invited 10 attend.
HE exercises will commence at / 0 O'Clock IN lhe
morning OF each day.
HENRY W. TllDRp. A. NJ, Princinal
The Cecil Whig., 1844-04-13
''MilfOrd''

which remains unsold. It will be offered
IN two separate parcels. This property
lies on the Conowiugo creek in Cecil co.
near tbs Pennsy ylvania Line, and adjoining
lands of Levi Brown, and ChalkIey B.
Cutler, and is supposed TO contain crome
in abundance. The public Road leading
from Lancaster to Port Deposi, passes
through il. The improvements consist of
- two story Log house and
"A N11,,,'fn!e and frame Barn.
I..s!1 IL 2 \. The terms Of sale as pre-
sclbed by the said order re-
qulrc the paymcn, Of one third part of the
purchase money in cash on the dav of
sac; One third in Six months and the re-
naming one third in twelve months from
the day of sale, with interest on the last
two payments from that day.-lhe said
last two payments To be secured by bonds
to the parties entitled, with security ap-
proved by these commissioners.
On ratification Of The sale by the said
court an! on the payment the whole of
the purchase money, (and not before;
the undersigned will hv good and suni-
cent deed, or deeds, convey to the purcIl-
aser or purchasers, his her or their heirs
and assigns the property to him her or
them sold.
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock, p. M
SAMUEL ROWLAND.
CORNELIUS SMITH,
JAMES BROUGII ION,
AMOS EWING,
PEREGRlNEJAN WEIR,
Commissioners.
The Cecil Whig., 1844-04-13
For Pr2SidCus ne k~fA
HENRY CLAY,
DkH KENTUCKY.
FARE no BALTIMORE. We are in

FA RE TO BAITIWUKE. We are m
siolmcd hy Mr.. Wells, agent at this place, that
durirg the time OF the Wing Convention, the cars
will carry passengers from here TO Baltimore and
back for two dollars, allowing week to 90 and
return III. We do not know what day the extra
trains will start-probaby the 1"lh inst, that
hcing the day before the Gubcnatorial Convcn-
lion.
The Cecil Whig., 1844-04-13
DIED

On Saturday tho 9th Of April 1871, at her
residence on Bohemia Manor, Cecil County, in
the 6sth year Of her age, Mrs. Mary NowLAHp,
reject Of the late Dennis james Nowanu ESD,
Of said County
The Cecil Whig., 1844-04-13

and removed before the tax levied upon il
shall have been collected, the collector, in
whose hands the levy has been placed for
collection. shall have pnwei tn pursue
said property, and collect the lax due up
on the same. in the same mannera> if said
property still remained in lis collection
district
Byite House ct DslsghsS, By Ee Sfntte
March 9th, lSll. March OH lSl4.
This engross- This engross-
ed Bill, the or ed Bill, the or
ginal OF which ignIal (which
passed the GREAT passed the
House ol Del c. Senate the 9th
cgates the SlIl ! '""'' day of March,
dav OF March, 1874, was this
lo44, was this day read and as
day read and as scnted to-
sented TO.
BY order. Bv order,
GEO. G BERWER, JOS. H. NICHOLSON,
Clerk. Clerk.
FRANCIS THOMAS.
STATE OF MARYLAND, TO WIT:
BE it remembered, and we hereby cerli-
ly that the alorcgong is a true copy of
the Act entitled "An act relating to the
collection of State Taxes" which passed
the General Assembly Of Maryland, at
December session, one thousand eight
hundred and forty three.
Given under our hands at the city of
Annapolis this 18th day of March, lS1l.
GEORGE G. BREWER.
Clerk House of Delegates. Md.
JOS. II. NICHOLSON,
Clerk Senate, Md
april 18Th lS41 "A w.
GgTle Lconardlown Herald; Upper
Marlboro Gazette; Rockville Journal;
Torch Light, llagerstown; Herald, Fred
crck; CarroltonIan, Carroll Co.; Repub-
llcan, Annapolis; Press, Howard District;
Madisonian, Mvre de Grace; Cecil Whig;
Kent News; CenuevilIc Times; Pearl,
Denton; Easlon Gazette; Cambridge
Chronicles; Herald. Priacess Ann; Banner,
Snow Hill; and German Correspondent,
Bal llinorc; will insert the above once IA
week for four weeks, and the Baltimore
Sun, twice Il week for three weeks.
j Cl"AlI DE, Treas. Md.
The Cecil Whig., 1844-04-13
HAr"rlMG BUSINESS,

vaTcIy OI common has from 70
cents down to 80 cents apiece.
Some will say this is IA hu,nbug, but it
IS bug some Of them wont like, for it
will 6n:a them out of big profit My
hats are made Of good materials, and by
experienced workmcn, and will do up
all bats brought of me free of cost, which
costs, twenty five cents if made elsewhere.
N. b. ! will sci! AL kinds Of hats, 50
cents cheaper Than any store i'll EIk,on
can sell them. All hats warranted not to
be surpassed in nealncs and durability.
ENOClI CROUCH.
EIkton, April lst lSiI,
Highest market price, CASH, given for
lurS
The Cecil Whig., 1844-04-13
EnOch Crouch

Hat Manufacturer, Main ST. EIkton, Md.
Sign Of the Golden Hat, one door from tho
Post office.
One word to The Public in regard to
business. My motto is, aud always was
"PATRONIIE HOME INDUSrRYn,
and ! feel thankful to this community for
past patronage while in my old business.
boot and shoe manufacturing, which !
carried on IN this place ) years past. |
have now sold out, and have engaged in
the
lIATrnIG BUSINESS,
which did not connchcc 10 oppose any
person, for there was no Hat Manufacturer
IN the place. ! thought could supply
the stores with hats, and that would sup
port me, but as rhey are determined not
to palruuize me, will sell at wholesale
Il. 4. 4
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SECOND BOARD.
Public Stock E1c..nn-c, July 5
Passengers Arrived

IN The s:ec,lp HJern,d mt BOs,OR, from LCerpoo,hlr
mud Carpenter. AR 'l Parish. ..s C;it-, ills Nc
ieod aaain Caid-run e ID Bsrcu Mr ens, r and tlr.
Cp:iani MAYOR Suiiynu iesrs James White. John G Ia
". " Lupcron surge. Ne, John Ferguson, furcIs
Besss C Dor. Robert kc. Parrish, WIN II Cri>by.
~la!ieIi Il Ely l. hopkins. John Hartley LhaFna
servant. Ballard. Alexander johnston Thomas " ard.
John Cnnnhl .!r. B"G;i. 4 Sumner. Sy.anwick. j II m
Ten. Williams. TnpadULS. Guur; { Cleveland i.pyi-
e. Thomas Grove, s;Gue. Nin Mckee. .7mc, - r:asi
+ uuiit L Icttfe. Vim II IGS,ell t,eur.s Opiykc ~ y
Gibson. & Hot. Shaw. Don aieron IL IL taJca Ly,r=!t
i,nd II peIrce. Bern, Remington. MnTOt Aexal-
der iamiton. Aietcnii. Nymb' j = Martin. hf Sepad e
~ Warren. Clement i-i"rHc. Faucke. satin l. SoUte,
GmGdy. Bale, II t;'ecnwny II Cart " RIchaFi.,
" iiHUeIaw. Charles Ugk!ey, Lynce. Kingston. q 4
Wred-, LJvenng tG:jHin stuart, NGrd plmsiuin Is
cA-n,ou john CoGiec. thn Sanders. 4 w Thomas. Tho
ockhnri Jr Wfn Foster, L 4; lean. Bradbury.
rs. u Iazen lnzhHin lr. Lnen john G'omann. Bctt-
Ofne, edward Carr Au5ernon, and Mrs Cniids's female
From Lirepaoi fo Hai fqz-Capain Lswreacs NJ, Law.
renee female Miss Fraser. Ms Icdsers. Robert
Wrir aud lady Mr. Il Smith, MIR Jeffrey 0nd A Field J..
Ua'1 10 BqsfOniiss JHcob,. Sir FOwlc. ht Mel eau.
Nj !.tiie and \ laly.
la4e ship III Ian rcn C,arlestQa.slr II Noharra and
lady. MIS- Mo,arln. logan. u f Cnew and Indy. f
unse['Gd; Indy. schdIel apd .eryt; Mrs ;iusscock:
Lieut. G II lalcutt end Gdy Of CSA MT B.uuard. ,ii,s "
HesuIard. Mrs Ni'cneii and chiden Ms n HUI ait
<enra Miss W Sheppard J G tichebafser. T. stone. }
Russell! i llldoy j Brown, A Il Lee. ii oicanc. BosaIt,
4 hOysIts-S sleeiuge.
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6eTs are CLAY sES-al Gi them 'srtaaly, they axe en-
iy 30. Us far u then knowledge extcads."
Is the times OF the Revolution
While yet the land was young;
Heavy the lot OF The hardy few,
But the will was stou, and strong,
or those who fought with WAsuiXGTos,
On fields with their blood they dyed
All true men Ike you, men,
Remember them with pride.
AT daybreak at old Trenton;
On MonmOuth's sandy plain;
In the swamps Of the yellow Santee
On the waves OF old Champlain,
Tough, the Wings Of the Revolution,
With hearts uncbangins still;
And ice men, if free men,
So We must iight-ee utN
And some OF these men remain, boys,
Through all that sturdy storm;
Bent and worn out and urged,
But hearts still young and warm:
They should know what true principles,
These men with locks Of gray;
There are fer men, but true men,
And they uote Nth as to-ddy
Honor the gray. haired aged
The old true hearted brave;
Theirs be free aud peaceful death,
And free and quiet grave
And still well project the principles
For which ,hey roi!ed so long,
The Wings efhe Rero'ut,om,
Who fought when the land was young
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, JULY l8.

CigaEeG.
Barks Heca. HAbbdre. 81 kit Hubbard x Co; 1exdor
C.s;k. Aya.u=z. Be:J Lrioest - CO. Commerce. Rogers.
bosom.
rnss folus Welsh CieuiutgGs lcen tBrl Steel, Salri
Joins, :. II Repuic. Smith, Post Prince. shedding Fer
Us: Fam U;SnuneT, iAOmuS, CurGcUG tUuiae y SuH Gas
Leonard. NJ t'myrno.
cI.rs Vicicre Buuce, .elcl. Foster & N:ckeron fawn
But,le;t do. " Lewis caroline Baker tnk Phi!ad=lphu
Lucy, Lulu do.
Ship II Aleu- Wilson ds I'm Charleston cotton to GeorsC
ns Ma-gate; Elizabeth. Faulkner Il is in pasborow Ms
plaster 10 master.
liz ,cir iics.oHe.. N'cDou-al l. ds from Pasooow Ms
plust-T 20 SOuie y Whitney
schr Mail Nichols Is tin Boston md.e 10 J Stevens
Srht Oscar. Lowell. TN Boston, mise Ia " Lewis.
Schr samuel Appleton. Nickerscn d, I'm Boston 10 W
Lewis.
Schr Friend Lowell 8 is f,n Boston, mde To ] Atkins
ScBr Rnitiinore, W oeIia. Baltimore. nid,e.
Scsr L skinner Sherry, SHowhl. corn
Schr Chef Van Name. Virginia.
Scht Splendid, Thompson. Richmond. coal.
Schr Chopper. Rodgers, Virginia.
Schr W - Boartmnn. PrICel. Virginia.
SlVop Atlantic Fletcher. Go.
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Or. LaFdner'S Lectures.

10 l-Lardn-rs cospi-ie C0crse .: ectnie' delivered
embraced in the Lecture. are El-ctriciy-;hs s9 Ga
v=riSi-iir Fixed -;ats-Sla=a-tic r-d Lstitud- AID
rannius-fopuar Fsli4cie>-L'alt
FAILING Stars rmruJ >t'rs-li istoncsl >t"ieh OF ~
ii-. by As irsti;" UtscoNs-
r'ss-Snnnd-v i5r.tons cf the Retnl-Vo.t.ic 'rr, =
Sr-sn r.r.mes ragi-ud aud America. ms r';cr Of
Doctor s:,rS Lectures ja'rodacrt by >A-ich oI lr
Progress Physical pc ;"r tn whol Irc!ui'
Lardu-rs Lectures IS Ter .iL2s copy. Po5tn RS
nj others ,yllI receive FIVE COPS 81.
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Snr,hern New-York.
Cof-ep0ndence o. h EveninE JOuiHsI-
p,-pryav t.if-.n-l Co,

P1x7Tssrgog ,siin.or Co. Jcly II.
DEAR SIR-Afisr glorious "Ais cri-o'a'i"n =,
the ih on the backgrounds OF THIS place Al whic9
j. ~ Fowler Ed Of O;S.go. vas iavi'ea ana
mad on. q! his rYo= iniIniJab- end ovrrpo"erihz
efforts. a leading Loco Foco oflhis town, o. SANGER
Eco cane ont publicly and confessed has con'-F-i"n
10 the Whig faith. He Is very PROMINENT and IN
iuenal man IN The party, and lives ~ ne,gnhof-
hood that has hitherto been the ve;y hot-5ed Of Lo
co. Focoian Since the aboEe mentioned meeting
we have a5certained that ;rse7tgfre others o' the
same aeishborhood have also expressed The same
chanse d: sentiment. Such maze been the results
in single =ection OF to~i, OF political irui',
welded and enforced by that faost enchanting aHo
torci6le orator. J. W. Fowler, who IS Tevol-.,oa-
iziug til. northern region. foE:s, &c VI.
Tie: vcs tie r-sst aHkrRaest CIT q az
In. Ss,7H wh.re'er thy Esy %, n PnrHd or Ioc'
p4,f1 4 permitted lh-e tlOl inCcn insuiicl rI'.I.
aDesT a 4-,- anu G-rand yao cii n cor u ~
fut libel IN ..cs cra...s, ne SG ast ci'g
Rat fox i. upright az; Ude. aud lack Of oily sIcknes.;
Tn. ,ersun bend wou- correspond u. Ias; The TeF
VIA; 81 all that's anI vie well known % % 20 1
II nigh, the Prophets far sni not PAT OF 20 e1is
Talk. The In<eph thu; I'd rebuset the ffai Eru:ian
Tx ,aid ihs; Genera Joseph -tn cG -eyef'o'y up nun
Hes ie esrr IN ,--. soT- ,fitui hat'u'.'.
an" " - u.;,on. True sun.
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UhcIGiStrV 0Nd PARLIAMENTARY,

40. ~ .Chem,sGy OF treiYa: hncent Esnent.-7F'r=i
.1;r Earti and Hct--FonDdcd urou Lectures dsiv,"t
before E-f -ssty t>u--, 1HoMAs tssfIrH, Lee
heEistr, - StHholopi-ws Hn,It. l.gst'at
t7ds The Book ui tt'!p-
sn9rcs Experiments lns:fatnG IN. principal : Nu ca
ph-nomcGs OF E'-ctfiCg, is!v1nsm, NlNcn-i!sfa
tI;,c, Heat &c it introductory Obs. fyaiioa,
90 zach Scene. aps4fdI Of 2Oa Experiments u J.
D,LTu:
This Essay the ChemlttY OF te foaT AnceGt Elements
CHEEKY INTENDED for ose VINO have n3t s'naigd The sci.es
Atsruss i;lS iai ieUT,. avoided, u'elu aud heIs
my afn su.pe aud instruction united w;ti enter
tanrlent. Explicit directions given respecting tie
torrance Of the EXPERIMENTS.
" person who f-rionn, Experiment and thoroughly
understands the nature u u, will hanily ever forget ' pfin
cipe illustrates II has been the object OF The % In
roduc- orl such experiments may be performed IN sii;
pie ep;iratus aud sU5h ay be easily 1cJ cea9y pro
cured" Extracts from the H'e!aoe.
O. The two books ADORE l4ned have net with rapid
and extensive sale England and contnue 10 De CoP
uar and in great demand Notwithstanding each SOLD
about the ycs Of te cost of both works together
la: edition printed IL the SERIES Of Us~1 b"ehS Jcr me
PtGpie'
The above works neatly printed Oh clear e" tyos w,;t
about e.rayings, aud together sold * the exceeding j
los, o Cen,s
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History Of the Silk Cul.nre !:
TO Teachers and Parents.

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,' ''4' i'iAT r VI -.
tydfos'atcs, Il draGHcS, FEecnatcs, Acous-
ties Optics, e. .r!clty, Gavan!Sin. Magnetism
e,d .,-o,,., IiI,-,-a.,,, - -a,..,,
- .4''' go =! . - - -
EasravngS. by LEONARD u. GALE, NJ. D., Pro-
ns.so- of G.et,,,, arJ lI,n,r.Io r,, d, .ba Ir,i
lessoi VI oeo1oSF anu -'4i4e!aios! III tiie Oll-
veTsiy o! tie City OF New-I ofk, and Lecturer
W CHe'i'ts'.s anu ->11u'.l FiiiiosoP''y. rs
lu!i pound, ~ cents; 81 ~ I! doZriit 10 IeGcneis.
aud seniaafi-s IN i!-- of Gs :,a,.
ti- oa' ,r 'ae5sfl Cri.L .a h. o
eminent, u.,ii.d for task Of r,n. suci wott lio,t
the oa. pa6iiea:loas on Is popular o.ac-, o.
.ksls h.aes hs asale.y Of s'p!sats in ta.if a..
ms ~. M' ~. Oh u "eie'
Ofasi must b. acecn'hed oV ihe cast sne ADDRESSED
r. -, : :, -. ,, NJ -, -
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pe g1y:,e::y al I;'' .et at ae OF the Alscan
4 PI;.T T. ,T'y SU,vII,. --0Ap - 49,, =. ,h-eL
a rch eaSy lasting lz:har ,oen ths bea.i and the
j. 6ioadsay. or = th.laF Geai., oaly ~ tha
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80 VI, y. hof,ef ! :. nc ~ -'-., ret
oo Is h1rse pcMef. bnIers and all compete and goso
arse: Having run bet -: ~ sale !JE. Inquire Of J.
sGt,n :. ely f"il,iL. 10 :. iflzi slIse, Ll5 IN
AN tOH >tLtT.. s;;g3et sLgs.en4ai toEHif,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19

Or Sundays # the weather IS fns ne tsts WI ruh T1sI
hour from :y Hal. 10 Ear!er. Williams BG=e and Tuck
aho. ,. ~ ~ ,,.,,, se.c, - -,
;,s. ;anI..l Ire day. from . !. " 10 = l. NJ
The Ixt-s Night a- vii i-sse Cly Han in -,h So ~ -
- 40 10 10 - 10 90 H. Il -. IL ~. y! eve ~
do, or CIV Ila at ~ So 10. u. 80 10 10. 10 ~
10 %, II 10, llS.
.4 DS of's' VI VIC WI. s. CARMAN, Sec'y.-
r.. rFOR SiIREWs BlI ny. LONE EANSu.
-l'oCEANp H0iy,SE: f nn,K 31 ThhiLt
TOWN MD RED BANk,-LAntirg at SANDY li"eS w.en
d.. ,yar,hcr ,,i ucrIn'. The Steamer pkt = iiicc.
Master ,y leave Newly ok from Fulton Market Sip eNc;y
C!ay hs foiuSs: ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19

" AFRICAN GUASo sells in England at SIS to
$50 pc. ton, Peruvian at $50 and upwards. a late
English paper says, {" 1t will be the means OF
bringing a large proportion Of waste-land into
cultivation"
A cargo of 400 tons of genuine South Amey-
can Guano is expected daily at Baltimore. This
invaluable manure, the mere eXcrcmcnt of birds,
has been proved 10 be the cheapest, most power
fu!, enduring, and portable fertilizer now in use
Chemical researches have demonstrated that azole.
the Indispensable clement of the nutrition Of
plants, and especially Of wheat and others abound
ing in gluten. must be presented TO them in the
state of ammonia; and this is found TO be the
chief clement in Guano. The Peruvian and Boil
ivian Guunos contain, moreover, from 20 TO 80 per
cent. of phosphate OF lime, the same substance
us bone dust, but ella bo!ated by the birds into a
PUPPY consistency. Vast quantities oft are found
in the South American bird haunts, and il is now
an article OF export 10 various ports OF Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19
THE TRIBUNE.
A SONG For TIE WINGS,

1.-THE Id cfthe following song say. il. author in COM
un'cat nr ,ot TX iakca r~m Mr. CLAYTON speech
Canton week or iwo ago that Tie surviving Revolutionary
sodieTs CLAY sESail Gi them. Certainly, they
tlley o. far u their know eage extcads.'