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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27
from The Savannah Republican.
~. ,nf, the Tariff of ~,


The Tariff of lsia gives protection TO the iarmsr. but
operate runously upon hiu. - t'sorgian. jutY lo
This declaration is the more remarkable IN our
view, because we are disposed to believe that our
neighbor advocates his opinions with perfect SIN
cerity. We arc therefore forced 10 the conclu-
sion, that he has assailed this Tariff while totally
ignorant of its provisions, and without having
even read the act. Else how could he, IN ccm-
mon honesty. have vcnturcd upon the bold Is
sertion that it affords "No protection TO the
farmer ;"
Let us examine the matter little By the az
of facts. The Georgian asserts that ,ae zg!.-
cultural interests, because the largest, ough, 10
receive the greatest share OF protection. Now J;
is a remarkable fact, th., although he cum plains
that under the act OF 10 the farmers receive no
protection, yet the Georgian and the whole
Southern wing OF the Democracy supported
MckAYs Bill, which made large reductions ot
duty on the principal productions OF agriculture
We append Statement: Of the duties under The
two Bills:
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p,,,,e stock Exchange. July &c.
core.poudcace &c Of Liv.a:s;oa < Co. No. Walls;

There Is plpable irnnIOn IN our i'pors i". ihe 'a
we-k s cort,arcd wih t.o~- whicn psceiei H. my 80
l Flour sni - 90 uh Wheat during the 81 ''e-S
m ujv ard the receipts yesterday and To-Day have zen INN
.J l. yy., no la.,re how ever, communicate Inc M
rcyefn.ai no sxper,enced here Il wnid be npaccips
In pnrIcularlZe ae of me -snssc con, bui Y AI
hu, sr ge lots enbrucnG eich; O.: Ten uiplsau
been st 10 go Of the market al prices racins non
2e5 Including -n0n Younss;on and the hrh.st eiau
nj fancy and MI fresh ground. Common brands ho o au
Michigan brought 81 cargo OF eow CC so'u l. - y
So f-esh c.rsces Of Whea. oifsrnc-.oo range - cts
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FIRE IN Bosrox srSESr Yesterday morning
between - and O'Clock, the building owned by
Mr.. NJ. a. Stckncy, and occupied as soap ano
candle manufac,oty BY Vim. a. Goodwin. caught
ire by spontaneous combustion. and was entirely
consumed, together with all It's contents. The
total amour, OF damage Is estimated at $500.
$50 only of which was insured, al the DtnvesS
Mu,ua! Office. the mouse OF M.. Stickney, near
by, who owned the building destroyed, was saved
with some difficulty, by the effective e1e-tons OF
the fire dePotimens-zss.s.s Salem Argus:
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Packet .hip ca Heve;; from iavre JuGe Is mdse an1
2 St.rase passenger, BOYD & i.ncken Sd IN co. wild
Bak sszspp smith 80 d In Rio de JaneiTO coffee. &c
61c NIB bark Ho5e. eonke St s I'm Rotterdam gin SC to
Stevens 3 son. r,. t..,.. - =, I
Nsyius & ~on.
Br,g CIti-sa Stone, Cutler. Me. spars.
Bag nuvtt DaiiI. Williams. Boston, !r'nb=i
Brig Ve=per, unpkin,. Macbias lulnosi
Brl. hlOhlcan :Smsl.ey Eist?uri, hsh.
Racer. Holm. ~ is ian Halifax NJ mise 10 u <
Laurie. -.
eh Xasas Hutch. 4, FIN Calli, Maine, lumber to the
See Mary sandeOn Mason from ocracock NC, naval
stores.
Schr c ,pfus sawyer. NichhS. lumber.
Schr las per. l0we>, Boston, md,e.
Schr Champion, Dew. NsntJcket OIL
cchr J B Cooley Etria:-. Boston. Endse.
Scpr Excel, Loved. Be-tOa, md>e.
Schi Nulcctt. itidsr. but0n lni,e
Scbr DlsSy sally. fun Gun cy, granite.
sch. Victory. Gould Bus;on, mise
Scsr Hero, Spsuldin.. Ihomas'oE lime
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oOken, sc.

July IT, off the Tousas ,c Banne' I'm Galveston Texas
for Work.
July :. ia; a Ion 52. ship Monument Marshall I'm NY
Juls is a s. Ion IS 70. bri- TaIquna Scott from Rich.
July ~ ls 50 -, :. ship ,rvum. from Boston tor New
Orleans. :.
Mnyu
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SrrrEsIxGs IN Cug..-IVe wish TO call the at.
ten,ion of our Government to the fact that VIII
li.!n Bisbv, respectable citizen OF the United
Stats. Tz,;Te OF Ne#-Jersey, whose family
IN exce.Let: xltc and : Aal children) reside in
tia usr, .e.e ?. !4ie IS the 5th inst. still detained
n a;-sga L. 3lztanzas, by the Government OF
C.1., s.,hop, the shadow OF real pretence for
sqcn cc.eu;ion and we happen 10 know that the
Uli,ed States Consul at Matanzas is mortified
and disappointed at the lnaction ef his Govern
ment.
Application to the President of the United
States, AZ the instance OF q citizen of this town,
was made BY our Senators and Representatives,
in Congress about the 18th OF Nav last, IN behalf
OF this suffering man: the President responded
promptly, and on tie 20,h OF May, Hon. II. y.
Cfans,on was assured BY the Secretary OF State
ID. {. Calhoun) that he had forwarded 10 the Con
sui at Havana the statement Of Mr.. Blshy'S case,
with orders TO make all proper inquiries INTO It
Yet on the 9Th Of July the man remained IN pr
son.
The prctencc on which Mr.. Bisby has been
imprisoned is, that negro while under the tor
ture of the lash, 10 make him confess something,
whether he knew aught or not 10 relieve himself
from that torture, stated that Mr.. B. had pro-
missed to give him gun, but after being released
avcwed that he had told ialsehood; yet on such
American citizen is subjected 10 all the horrors OF
| Imprisonment IN foreign land under & Desoo,ic
government, and in cline which under these
circumstances makes his very existence doubiy
! precarious Newport Rhode Islander.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

The correspondent of the Courier from Key Weston
the thH; the bu OF the wrecked onc Alwdh
she lay reel ior 80 ne materials wee al
81 Sold The VIII e cargo say- coed order. One oi
wrecke loop Vernon bfingns he last load 10 this place
dangerous rocks losing her
rucd.r sustaining much damage 10 her bottom About ~
pieces OF cedar thrown overheard, IN order 10 f her
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SEvERE PrylsHMEyT.-A man IN SIletia was
lately erairned for bigemy. On trial It appeared
that he had successivev married nine WIVES aii oi
whom were in court. The iadge decreed thai the
5es, punishment would De to make him i've win
the whole nine. The unhappy prisoner PLEADED
for capital punishment en- hearing thei7 dec'sion'
but without effect The court was ine1oFao'e'
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THE TRIBUNE.
THE PROGRESS OF THE SOUL.
BY Auersrcs ssopeRAss.

THE PROGRESS OF THE SOUL.
BY AUGUSTUS ssoDeRAss.
ETHEREAL spark Whose deathless fire.
Slep, in the deep eternity,
With God, and Gods angelic choir,
Since first rolled on that mighty sea,
Whose restless movement noae can tell,
Whose scel! obeys no human rod,
Whose name no tongue can syllable
But as the deathless lie OF God
There in :he wide eternal deep,
spell-bound 10 the Eternal Thought,
Where thing, past, present, future, sleep
From which The mighty All is wrought,
The immortal spark in silence slept,
Till came the u.ness Of Gods years,
When down the starry Heavens it swept
To more mid changing smiles and tears
Here bound to clay the living fame
Glow. feebly through its earthly veil,-
Scarce bearing yet its deathless name,
And all undonned its cleaning mail,
Till from ;ts long and ceaseIess night,
Slowly il tolls 10 joy and light,
Struggling and growing
by night,-by day
Sparkling and glowing,
Flaming away;
Striving through gladneso,
Striving trough tears,
Toiling through madness,
With hopes-with fears,
And weaving in silence and gloom
From what il from darkness hath brought,
On its God given, e'er moving loom
The web OF its des,hless Thought,
Shu, in by dust, t,-inpnsoned, bound
In heavy bonds Of clay,
Thus tolls The soul with lie new-found
And suength'ning day by day,
In secret converse with the sky
And earth and stars, it brings
A message from Eternity,
And wraps itself in Harmony
Which, issuing from the strings
OF secret Tyres by spirit fingers,
Swept with ,uneful power,
In swelling waves now flies, now fingers,
Increasing hour by hour,
Fed by the gentle strains which flow
From Earrh-strung harps hroughout the deeI
OF Infinite and rure, where glow
The embodied tones like stars that keep
Eternal watch around The abode,
And cleaning mysteries OF God!
Invisible the spri'-being.
Yet toiling through the rolling years,
With ceaseless Lsbor,-eye aiIseeing,
Behold how vast lis might appears
IT climbs the noun,an-walAs the sco,
And rears ,s stature 10 the sky
Descends the Past, whose shadows fee
Before the brightness OF It's eye;
Then 1t the veil Of space puts by
And looks in on Eternity,
Where ,oileth the arm which never
Shall rest in its mighty deed,
But in silence and darkness for ever,
Works out what Fate hath decreed
lis earthly toll is done
Lol wide il spreads its wings,
And mounts above the sun,
And bound of earthly things!
And thus as onward rolls
The living wheel OF Time,
Amid expanding souls
And deities sublime,
Wrapt in the silent clouds OF Thought,
In which lntelligences high,
The secret euds of Fate have wrought,
], graspeth Immortality,
And ;hroned oD stars beholds unfarled,
The secret movement of The shedowy World!
Soruieh. ". y.
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NThai-r.. &C.

rs; Eisarewn, 2iih, .9 Mary itkiss Pec'ic Ocean,
loo hbs wh oil. do
Cleared I'll New BEDFORD 18th iastaat ships i,seh. .Tabar
ntan Ocean Liverpool Devol, 90; Geofce Washington.
SD in Sag iizsJo I'D .hip Ham,l,ea, BabcOck for the
CrCZettes.
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CsefuI Books for the People.
FarHham's Travels.

so T-.v-I, II he eI-.t Wes--rE Eraie ne
80 : - y--.. ~ I'D Orrcou TeIrtorg; 5T TH2rt.
s. . esa'; "a r. nv i@fts II saes lai r.lassi'
-: -. @ - Tt.T. !. such foun;ain Of sssfnrs;
a.. .irali; su..s= through tv-sy Fa.s 'nea eoHaaa y
d-csiuE from ~ ,pzisliz- oait 49, - -. - OF
IN ss= days Of ch9 Li:.l:7Ie, 80 -. RS. -. !,
-. ftoIa the y-rusaI Of such vsia2oit
I'D ofk The VIZ: I 4Pa'' Pa @ 70 nav and an:
~ ----1 -sves ri .-trnctl9n, ti ~
s; dove, Of asiiil lrz=-ry aud 'tifl'- iaeia .',+
70 lover J gs-Ir- Il Is iic-7t AZ NO. ~ l''. -,
o o. k-.i Qos.-ss Ti-s- ss,e. iaau.i.H q
5ri-.zziltr surrIag through ='-fT p+-- sac. 49, -
,.--s-1 & vi; ..t =a-ctetr: tf-f On -'r'
enElnE l:onall slaiE-L-- Ci,lr.r Soldier.
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Sailed.
Disasters. &c,

Ship, Adirondack. Hackaff. Liverpool: SAINT Lawrence
Brown Hull; charleston o' tharle=:un orls LIZA LocSwo0
-t ffsTfpa
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DR.. LaFdnGf's Lectures.

.0 llLsdgers compsie Course Of Lectr.e' de'irefed
embraced Ii. Lectures arg E!scici'y1Ths sne-Gal
g.rIsfn-Ja- Fixed -I.Is-Na:astc N--d.--Le eude e4d
Loq-i;ui--Bieachia--: :a@nluc-goyalaT Fa4cir.-Lght
-!aag St1rs @rnuorsy -tsrst iS'one@l sk-icn oi tS
trono;a, ,-I-w-SCIrucr aided b. Ar;--rntuc Usco's-
e5-SGauG-V ib-8loEs of the Rstiua-N o5ic Batter
Steam Engines Of England 4nd America his edition OF
Doctor Lsrd Lectures Introduced b. Sketch OF the
Progress Of Physical Pnct for IN who'll acHtns
LafdGers Lectures 3 c-Ets PR single COPY fostne5tss
nrit- ryiII rrc-lN- f.N- cOrI.s
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FIlSWnrlh'k Ren0ft

,-,r,ts,-1,s,t., II A-ric-it-r-. ;he A:t, sc.
u s Uai;et st4t S-ns . .cSo1a o. '95 Ta G of bgs
Hour, rsknc E-nc-l, rsIsIus Gf4ia iTNla- o. 4
,ng OF AUyS mssnc ard o. f1lsIa- sr I e
B. Hoe Il l. fLL.wosTH CsElHistoHef 81 - ~
Tre4:!s. Oh Azicpet. Geos1-y rlI, = ,.---s,SS-
Th -. vsIn,bl. yc.. ccs..ns va. smorHi oil me
mos. i.n,o.- ipor1s:ion Earl=I which has ever o.
fc,e b.-E presented 1t cheap 2-ate as >'
work IL p.I-, s5 follows; .r .s I-,;o,
Tabular Estimate OF ~ r3i, " aen ,,. Of Whtt
psr=r C.,,. Rye. Buckwhe4ti CON- ii--oor,
Hay Fl.E and Hemi Tobacco CooI' i'''s '''-'
s+-: or n. foregoing and gsvi-" OF the crops oi
-aS. o. t ct lpfoyerarat
Corr-s-.lk Sr-arLsrd Oh! x 9rss. -, - ;I,-,-,
l-nprov-d siodr Of EsacI1s-S -S!ols1i eoL- -'h
F,.lis SisI. Of Esors AID Imports
Prospect OF Foreign Market
SuccaSs OF Competitor.
he s5. also sos.iz: he following valuable poea
T. Letter from Hon .A 7s:ierro cf virginia, to sif
EL!sToT Ga IL ,;riinI- 2n q, n-a; ;r,-or and -.
,-ade Remarks By gentleman Oh the anuiac;a's o.
Coz. STALK SUGAR. -.
PrscIas asls:sd BE Patent o:ee aud h'shl5 e5Hiina
'0 %hod Of fDS sryssii.-g Corn srup-u,ensis Process
ystias scr.lins Machinery, Product, yaiae, Ma-ai4eaf'
5 Pot amt Pearl i-nes. BIZ W. A Ols' u! O't.'eiea'
l. DO do byH. Work OF Fort Wayne
g. LARD OlL.-Corvsr;ing Lard INTO OIL and also in'o
forms .aiacture OF C2iles-essuli Of *
TArirn-rrs 81 Hams Stanwo0d y Co. ei Boston VITA
Remarks op The subject. b CAMPBELL MoRFiT oi
% and !o Sa- susjec: discussed br ". Milford AID j.
Stafford Of Clsa.eiaGc, O!l--
H. Mod Of Nsnu?ac-1.in- ELAINE and S:sarle from Lad
&c b John II. Smith Of New OK ,
e. Letter from = Scott, Esq OF @1e fa on me uses a2c
t. Eod- or Fciac and Di,ohinr, sc, with ta-
ca:s IeTss-aiirs- The Fence Rails sha:Tsusn 8 Al
EUR Win Cu;;srsi Holes b0Ist:5 Fost Ditch an' ipaHA-
meat. and :. Views of The scrlier .gd o. IswS oi
floaEh: Surface of ih@ ground; IL Cheap WOOD 'lll'
a q. End and Front VIEWS; L; i7soorEI N-enh-
l.. Letter from L. " Ellsworth OF L-ayeLt= lEiiaa-' Oh
/ the same subject.
IS. Plan ol Cheap Cottages.
is On the subject OF E1portiae Beef Fork, an Lard,
Cheese sc. from The United States 70 England and roper
mode o: ~. I1Tine ths same. -,
(1z In addition to the foregoing, which was prepared .!
u. Hor. r. l. Ellsworth. and presented 10 Congress az II
las, Session. and hou,.Hd copies ordered 10 D pFiatss
the Publishers connected with il valuable rsas OF
Raising Swine and hr bsst Methods of tet-eGiaG fork 5j
And 10 readI the work still worthy the attention OF
Farmers they also added valuable ails- en
Li.olorv As Connected with Agriculture, oy Wits t-ay
lord OF onondaca Co y Y THIS Treatise aloE- * cousi'
drTed by sHy practical srs as @ COST ol the
whO- work.
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ALE HEALING OINTMENT.

<,0LD FEET. COLD FEET, COLD FEET; COLD
FfET-t'od and Consumption. LOld te.s anJ Dy9sp
-. Cn Feet and Sck IieAlachr. Cod Fee' and D.eae o.
ib iinrs and ysf Cold Feet and Asthma. tod feet sHd
,h,r.ss m the rar Cold Feet and ialng Oh "i the NaiT
td F,t and En.ria:.sn C1Id Feet and Pans tine Ia,
and Head Cold Feet Gold Fect-who hss not od Feet
T. - gs water ~ the eas c-!sers ~ Bd!Rs
rtt IS sovereign Iedy for cold iee under every COO
ung-ncy % 'e Lex II Le warmed INTO the socs oi NE fe
md w. Med, our word and honor THAI viii restore he cli
Bf OF TIE blood intucp healthy per,pfaioE ard brs
tsein back TO their condition. W h-n tins done ID
r ,sy paced up,n the che-. head where the Othe!
Difficulty e Whether b oousampu2n or nsihnA ~ y =
TO- ~ Basck. 10 s,to HJus~. g juhn. IC Cherry. II
s,,i',r rs. anal stanton - ~ .'fret. Je5J
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The Wing ilmanac for the year ISL.

4 c9nreaient Book 4f Reference for Politfcians
aad Others during the coH.'Rg Presidential
CGmpGicH.
Il contain; the usual Calsnd,rs ard Astronomical calcula
tos made for every meridian rom Maine to Louisiana
LIT the Government Executive officer: OF the United STATES
judges OF the Supreme CSt wi; their Salaries com
pe List oi the Member. the JeSeG; United States Senate
aad House Representatives arranged according 70 el! -
.pec;!ye States and the politics OF each member designated
History OF the Tar; Past and PFeSe1: Tariffs Comparative
S;aeuien: of the AFcles beard, specific du
ties IS lEposed by the o, isi5, 1874 @ l2 and si2
The PRESENT TAsIFY Law OF THE UNITED STATS, be
iue the entire law on ;hst subject Na,iOns Bank with
Extracts fron Nh Mc1Jries Report PROTECTION TO hHg
RIcsS ISpCsrRY-ITs EXPEDiENcT ,SD NECESSITY By TIKI
Hon CHARLES HUDsoN Mass. ft-s yaiuabe and useful
Essay occupies II pages L. iac illustrations and doctrines
ought D. understood D. evey citizen who sS sn interest,"
N the cue OF American !ndEs;ly and The pruc;y oi the
atople Of the United Sisics EyE=c from W. Gay Speech
on tn. Public Lands These extract: occrpT several
ard are suiciea; general Of this interesting
subject Anecdotes OF Politics and Politicians. before
published ELECTION RETURNS. by States. Cou-res
.ioua Dl.;:.cts and Cocnes These the uI;
and most complete wseh have ever been pu5shed They
were prepared zbo: =nd considerable expense
2ress, for the Wig Almanac They will be constantly
erred during ye-r. they show only
year but also those OF $50; Times oi
aong Elections each the States. Popus. Vote ior VII
Van Buen ard Gen HARRISON II lSs and l.i0 The number
of E-cto each 1919 and the number which e=ch
State entitled leii 1z5Ies CT the Population. Dsb,
Governors a1d Chef justices Of Tie sesef States AaecdOe,
of VI: Clay Joaa Cuiacy Adams. Col. Johnson.
E Th- p,ce OF ne Wh- Almanac the ast year.
nowl;hsandin. abou; gua;;er matiel
Sn=s copies L. cents; 81 pe tozsi s. per 10 Orders
aus; be accompanied 5s Tie cash. PosTAAsTEEs RENTING,
Of postage, S. t' dozen coPe VII be entitled TO copy
,-a;s Il c0ztalas l.. sheets, 12 s.c oy periodical
postage
cs- The yyHlG ALMANAC > ~sslasly published eveEy
ge.-. sad ]. o2ly subject 10 pencfica. postage
GREELEY L McELRATH. Publishes.
:s,,Ls,--
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Extract Of letter from AsDREw JACKSON to
Dr.. L. II. COLEMAN, Of Warrington, n. c.:

- 'W,sniSoTos CITr. Ap-il IS. l3li
Heaven smiled upon end gave ley and ndeicndence
The Providence blessed with the seGn OF NH-
tounl ode enGenr a'd National defence II omit OF II
fuse 10 Use the gis which c has extended % deserve
not the coutntation his blessing. He mas filed our mrli'
INN, and our paDs witn mer-wh lend. and copper
aud ven " and oil Or the rroN ing Of hemp and wool
These being .fent materials Di National defence. they
ought 10 have attended them adequate and alr protection.
init our zaanu Gr,Ercrs and a5orcrS may be prce IN r
competition vi, OF Europe uDf that may Ia, within
our coun,r, supply of those leading aud important art ces
90 esseDtia 10 war viii ak what's the real situation of the
nyrcutuf,stl Where has American farmer ma ke io!
h ufl, produce Excet for Cotton, he has neither iof
ern nor market. Does not this ciI!y prove when
ih.,. j. n homr abroad thht there too
much employ agriculture Common -en,s ~ oiic-
~ ou, the remedy 7ake from agriculture IA ne Chtted
Stes sI huHdrfd OHs- nd "7t1 ana cfH-TcH ana
u mi oree gre Mdrkrt fOr 6-c-dstnJs than az
r0re uoLr turn,sh,s In sort sir. inve been too
on sluect 10 u policy oi BS merchants II Is time we
snuIiG become ie -Tfqer cdnl-ef. and instead a
feeding uaur-r. nnd labUTc, Of .u lnd Ell our own e4.
IN sAgt tine. by eJE:ggH 'sseH 22.iey e shdt! Dc
DQuDers C.-sersS. ,.. - -; i.
c. w4n,e,i pay Gsonsl deUi, ami 10 aiiufi rs te
meas o; ti, defence within ourselves ni'eh tsc stey OF
Onr cnru and 5c'y Ccp,nds. and last though not ett
rf a ropcr distribution o. fdbvr winch must prove
rieucl i, spp!aes, independence aud wealth OF the
community. IL. -.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK, JULY go 7
Cleared.


Ship Louisville Hunt, N9fielns, r. Collins & 70: s..
Eatimofs AeXantcf aseler. Pt,ludeiphia PoTPoIse'
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Foreign Ports.

=, Pernan5ueo s:h cit. b.,k Kathleen. BfTans from
Phiiade!phia.
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Chemistry and PhiIOsanhY,

So. Ch.m,s'5y OF me tour Ancient Eicinen,51tre
Her Majesty the Queen, THoMA. GK!FFTH, Lee
Chemistry ~ barthoomsw's Hosptal Eilstfat
II br upwards OF seventy ensavagS.. The pooE oil fi!o
sophea Experiments, illustrating Ia. rucpa FACTS aH Gu
r0rs phenomena OF Elect.oltT, GlyiaIsm, Magnetism
Chemistry Optics. -2: Sc with Introductory Ooserv=on
on each Science and upwards OF 800 Experiments b. j.
DILLON
This Essay on the Chemistry OF The Four Ancient Eicnenu
chr! Intended or those WHO have not studied N. eses
avoided useiui and int-ivst
ing afomafion suppli-d sd instruction united with erI-
t.inm-r! Explicit direction: ar gwen respecting the peg
0rmance OF riie Experiments.
who Performs Experiment and Thoroughly
understands The Of IT, VIII hardly forget 'he fr
cpl- IL illustrates S been sh- object % the w.t-f 70 ~
oducs only SGch experiments nay D. ief;onr S S,h sim
plv :;rltus, and 'aeh e m4l b. EASILY c ehai' 'i'
cured l..frGcf, from tae Prsfcce.
- The Two beots 4cotr asuled have Het wi;i T7,rr
snj =Xi.nsNr sale England, sud coG.l- 70 he S-Ei J
,Is-1Dd ~ - :, demand outstanding each sold -
4nout times thr .ce Of M cost Of both wofnS ;o=ti
~ Ia. =ioa printed IN the Series y t;"! 6'sN' J0T 'at
he above ,o.ks saty printed eir,i new ,yoy VIII
about l5c reTnEs and tozrtir sold a. e eNcdl.sJ
los once Of 2j I'VE copies i3r 81!
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/ am very re, peci!ullr, your obedient servant.
ANIEEIN JACKSON

We have alluded 10 but one branch Of this
great question, which we believe ought TO receive
the undivided support of the American people
1t is to be regretted that it has become a party
measure; but we believe we shall yet see the day
when every American citizen Will unite in its
support.
We respectfully commend this subject to the
calm consideration of our neighbor. We are
sure that if he investigates il with a sincere de-
sire TO discover the truth, he will find he has :any
very erroneous views. Finally we beg leave to
remind him that Mcssrs. SIIAs WRIGHT, RusL
WILLIAMS. and JAMES BUCHANAN and other Demo
Gratis, voted for the Tariff of lS42, the express
ground tina. it was to Sare the country from
bankruptcy and ruin. The Georgian nominated
Mr. BUCHANAN as his candidate for the PfesI
dency, and yet he proposes with his party to re-
turn 10 the low rates OF 1886 10 '42, which en-
tailed ,ha! bankruptcy and ruin on the land
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27
aislNry Of the silk Culture /:

No. Th- silk Csiia.r N the Uui;eG States En-
0aeing eomp;e aeeq,nt' o! i-.t and mos. SPytovTe
Managing CoccoasIy, keeES SpinEns and NaHgiaciur
rc the silk &c w;h interesting Histofy >E-tes
Of H. six Business Manual Hst9TY s the siEworEl the
NureIry Sc. ildiJra;-d by numerous eGsr.TIags OF Ma
chinry AID Ffocess.I and ianC-l Q. The Sk tt!uie-
frics = c-nrS: nyr cOq-- Tor 81
Orders saust he accompanied With N. cash.
GREELE! = lics.LkzTH, Publishers ior ;he Author
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

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on hand H,Tfueut ~; MI SIC and - tStAl
LSSTEt HES1S Of ~ kinds PIANO FURrES ocdfTafsR
IL. and hni.. GUITARS, from the best =pan.h patterns
tor which they have received premiums from tie Aiec- IL
slute al makers sad nl yey superior md
sye .; finish FLUTES. Of all kinds ard si nr srch le;
received r-fte'. premiums: fl.a RION Ei kENl
BUGLES CORNOPLONS. TRONB0NES, etc: MI Of then
manufacture warranted: importers OF II SIC and
kinds Of MUSICAL IESI UAiENT. NEW NISiCr receiy-
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the HUTCHINSON FAMILY; $50. BERTiNfS METH.
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panen s.ecte and German ard "a
s..h enscrs ~ AUSTIN PHILLIPS. frce One IoUg:
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