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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
A MERlCAN ELASrIC- SIrspENDERs NND WEn

A MEXICAN ELASTIC SUSpENDERS AND WEB
hBlNG-The surprising perfection attained by hs late I'M
provements o the subscriber compoundng India ubDef
had adapting the Tgnuiacture Of Elastic We1bng. by
of III, machinery warrants him IN aging that Inc
Suspsners now offered sale by him the best made
Among advantages he clniu 10 bis mode u mauutlc
lure over that OF M GonGyrar freedom from the su.phlrous
smell - lnepnrabie from Gs The peculiar and exclusive
property returning elasticity and the great Ci
stiffness without additional bulk weight. !,
complaint among t:ise who have used Mr.. G sspenden
they lose elasticity after beng short
THIS entirety ob,eied by Days and dealers
penden webbing Invited examine the goods At No 3
Maiden An assortment embracing all the lending pat
terms, always hand and 70. sale By II. II. DAY,
Successor the RoIbury ladin RubL-r C',
sua7 IL Is Maiden lane.
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SInGna.s.Ms, ", Y

$4,000 seaay n; ais sGsl s. from {sHs15 Ce,3, 2j,
Ing Of Blood Consump ptur, BoncnI Whsop'ns Tonsn'
Ass;a! ssi ggpIs5;, sWAYNSiS c3MrogNR; s3s i;
.ial 1.ei.ne. Only prepared by DR. SNAINE M
corner OF EiGHTI and RACE streets FHLAEadfH,h; LII IN
:,fss e. r. VV.rrs S Seecke- corner OF Mnett street
and l. A. Sands Church Dsensar les Bo:yer c1iasr OF
Piece 4 HARRISON 40 Broad Newark, y j.: Jenath9n
p a. No Union street e7se S,ves. g. q @ sG:y9aS, En-
tor .;feet Bos W " 4. Pece. ibgEy. y. x and b9ckrt
: RulI SO. "a Rlycr street. IIcr. y. 7. alf an'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

TOHS ANDERSON & CO. TOBACCO AND SNUFF
- Manufacturers Nos Wall and and 2l5 Duane siree-.
liberal patronage oeE wed them Tor the last has
ENCOURAGED them exegas bringing 10 rsrieciOn
the aruces their nunoturs Every Improvement: that
experience has has been adopted and
proved by TIE awnrd OF the hi.hes by the
American inu'e thelr ste Annual Fur Tn CY tor
best Tobacco snuff The # this in
the of tho purity vel e. the manufacture. OF To-
bacco FOR Of which the annexed certificate of
ore Of our most meat ch-lns'S viz:
have nnnlyzsd ssmp. Of Mr. JOHN Apder.on's Fine
Cut HoHey Dew Tobacco and tina to be pure robacru
without mix n, nce saba,a' h which much Of
the ordinary Chewing 'Tooscco IS contaminated.
JAMES 2. LHiLTOH. NJ. u. Chemist, Ge. &c.
New York, April Eta. 1872
Our Seafaria Turkish and spsEHh Enokins Tobacco
would recommend Is being article. il Is
packed in small Of I ard dozen each, convenient for
TRANSPORTATION
Away. hand large ard varied e,ortncnt of Imported
Segars. se' with great Of manufactured lump
1ootccO.
Sole Agents IN this City fo ettwiehs celebrated Cayeu-
dnb Tobcceo, of tbs four band which ds usTivaed
in excellence. JOHN ANDERSON & Co
oNY Nos. Ws;l. 2l3 ant 2i5 IaaGe s.reets
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

E1yAMiLY BOARDING 5000; EmR BOYS. i .r STAN .7
u 0rc f'n;i,i County. Conn.-lAMES BE rs. ue
P-cla Sfihe vvltan Fumiiy Boa'd'nE c'ool Win hts
Is :Unbar present cirpIeie vii rcrn"ve hs = mo-
comuotyu, hutiag pFessis fH fs tch"n icrHhlns 20.
yrh he by rars t hs Rev. ID. Newell Ed'mnf
hs thrun ,.i'y oias4z ~ Ngs-u .'est ~ iiev |!
cad Edrur tie 'ri.sn PurlD Magazine. aph Mnthrs
). cgzne ~. Eas5autrce SeDtenter g. ciobe' 2; II,
~ -: 20 81 ard a. md co cmcers at any time Obtained
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
LEGAL.

IpY orie, of the Hon. Jacob C. an''ns. Supreme cogn
ID Cu,ni..inprr notice hereby pursu'ni 10 The
rryio. n the statute cutrur'nt attachments Hsrna ao-
.crin, rcnre,ed rsd nna resident debtors that
bs, sau..l against the c,tlte u NRm n. WreA.
ats o an.iug gbprgh kenssrff toun'.. as non r'dso
J,o, and that the me BE- Sod Tor the payneai u hs
5ebt, -Is he appear aud barge such attachment, &c
coiinc 10 law within month, from h'i puocntOh
f h, n,ic nnf that .he payment u any debts due 10 him
E e1t nf ih Sstr and the delivery 10 him. ~ tof he
of any proocfty within tins state belonging 10 hn ard
~ transfer of ruy such property 10y him, aye forbidden ~
az, and ar. VOID Dntrd lRnsiughugh, September Hh.
Is.. {. c. PARMEl .EE.
~ I,r sn Attorney for Atachlnr Creditor
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

80 iNrUkrbKs Of Dry GoUDS-Ine advs',i.ois VII
.xcnge ,,ln; OF sxeen House LOS vi ground elegantly
stue about cne and mali North OF Union Place hn-
Wig penfld the Hudson River, three Gl tae great
ct thorough leading 10 The properly Aucieb NJ 70
the Eurr,er End E,nnnner ..ilce tlSllG
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
rrcnxn hnARn
Pnbyic stock xchnnce-ocrosrR ..
Correspondence Of Livine.too & Co.

sECOND
,5 shn Bennington Ri 8 5l 30 shrs Erie .Il5 sI
3 ddS...:........h, ...h,s A BUS s'nk....'''.'''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

DV ORDER ofl,nac Pruyu. La. Supreme tour tommA.
ID ,onrf residing The county q" ''its'nc N"ce hstso,
g,,,p rr.-r ~ IN. ssinte authorizing observation-disclosures
non Resident .htor thai attachment ms heon ned o.
ie proof against the estate of l'ahe Dubois svnt " s
STATE NJ Nrhigar and that the vii e sold u ' paY'
ent OF h ebts uncs he nppsRf nDd d.chhiee sucn nhe
upnt errcrtug law within months nn ihe ~ pge
r.tn o TINS notice. aud that The payment oi nf dfps uos
:, hn BIZ us. state, ppd lh~ deheb 2" h "
,r III, sc ufrJ properly within tn. state beongins % nm
the tra,fc NJ any such pr"pey ~ nun atrufpuoen W a'
,nJ 1r ~ VOID Dated assill. July Is lSii
ROBERT DORIOS. Attorney iof attaching Ifelrof'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
SCHOOLS.
rI,pE NEW FRICTION COLLEGIATE FCHpcL s

JyEE NEW BRIGHTON COLLEGIATE stHSC.L - -
4 .itunted at NsY- Bi Eiion. staten lond u IT,.
New York. between wh ch pc ctA tle'c "a .ou.
nirhtlon = sesrpiGa.5 J EP bucin. 1ccdple W.
and r,gaf cha al cct y ife Bfc1eiS Ioss ~ n a.
peuse ui SO 90 lhs Scao1 plEss>'' 'Hc'r' l'a ma @
n'!e. tie lOcai!ob ~ ecfhltu
trBtIy. H.. plrsr ect 10, unG aDd vtter uat'va. 4
ibr the VARIOUS Gcpsf'TSi'. y
thorough courses ayafted IL i.lStuiAscf I"u
,p ,, N Zoe sn Creek French sGd :iunsh LasG
F1t;ss are sius.c and Dlncrg E"nciEs ana DG"ls,
nan ana iaan: nnd iurDi It! sshen ordered 81
The .q1ch=f. a!! reside 10 the tamy and al! speah
AMI tkat aoguaEe viii be spoken ~ In, mea
SIMEON = III b. m!.rted the Naiura Sciences ~ iah-
lecu-e illustrated by compietc phlosopncal npphIa.us
tcurrs u.d ul! Information my re Obt1ineu u
by e,t.r 10 T. g. BfGELtN eas! corn! Ci b!onu d,
Friirn ract cn'irncs l5s Fulton street Letter, o.: y.
is - , ioc Cice vri be forwarded daily 10 te ccn"Gi
{, ie3i. urO. - LIZ ~ -''
Tie rolowrg The report Of Committee Of Examination
n IN close ftne last term:
Sr he uade,,isn.! TtGuetied COMMITTEE N II
t.nd lie resent evanst0n U the New BI-it"n C0!rists
school We dee.a IL an act u J-s-
rec 10 yourself np the 1f educhton 10 express our
hi. Efst c.i:Dn the exhibition oi scholanhiD ano u
uipe h,ch WI. presented that cas- on Al us ts
o! stddy cVidentY we! conducfu but te w
ccrr no6UHcY enG Iho'euehne.s with when te csc q
| taush. deserve PARTICULAR notice .., .-
We know Of bur fe@ schools which. IN thls iespec th
chm ecuaity with youIs We hive e1tI'e conh-ence ~
commanding the 70 tre puhhc oS SemhHy u
winch puIen,s may have he minds OF hsr lo' PFC
perly cu!.iYaiod and the,r mnrs ccreiaiy guarded
| Yoars. &c.
Rey. J. ii MATHEWS. u d.
Rev. J. &. MILLER Qqgre"t,ne Grounds
| Es-. JAMlS DRI.F n LIE, Pot Richr,nrd
| Rev. JUhNT eEELEYs ~ 81. 9.
! Mar Er;a:Ou. ], lStd U-oV'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

IN PURSu AN,E o order Of The surrogate at Tho Cour
~ IL Ncy York SoTtcg phcsby gwen 90 sU persons haV
,nr e,nm. aenlrS ROBERT BARKER. late "t tho e'y q
New YORK; decen.ea Ia p,o.ent The 'nms VII ~ iss
street IN he city New York. hoiorr lie Tenth day
December neat CO.,
nstr, Ri, t, sr|. - WM BROWNING. Ext
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.... OCTOBER ae.
ClleAreA

Ships Huntrs Loyr,t. Can,cn Calhoun, Fales, Cadir
Cosmo. (Br) Outerbudge, Bristol Eng Jaws, Perry, New
Saneaf; Meicm, TSfnef t6af e,sSn Bnfke Rea GJenoa
gasshfs BIS, GenTBs Ss Poker 81 John
ysp.5 Wright Havana New XS!k S r99mp:Sn r"n Fansln
Gien. sesr; Ce4sF Keys: Susan, Lew., Nswlern. ! C.
6urpass Rollins. Eenton do. Lny Clinton. Cranmer. Rich
Uoasl; Roe, Do,ge Batimore Traffic, Rogers. do. Belle
MoGn,h, Norfolk: Volta. TI,lc. Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

crEBR!NG's RESTORATIYEC C09pI $50 ju;tly ce,e
y blntni .or he curs # pVSfGps NEKVSnls t Af
:.o end ra'ni ~ tho gropr-n'. No Nn-my 81 nsy
,hn h. or,reI OF the following sIactsbie puE2sH arc
inohe,e,ier VIZ: s. ispinwail. 81 Niisn 81 Rusn,'n
& To- l.U Broadway and 10 tse' upnie W.l liutsei =
forard IT. A. {; u. San,S 1S Futon 81. A. ~ sands
- g3 Bgo.hxny David ;eads ! Co, u Esst Broafwat;
sa.I . -ar ~ uln. ~ TaGant. % Greenwich St: q.
thy 85l Peaf 81; j. L. 5cnefsiin, ia Cana St J. g ;.
(cidrsnn - Hudson E. Ch!1sney. l5c So"'ry' L l.
cor,q sr.stl1 "a EwaTg g L r Williams, Sis Rro.a';
.ul
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

D..E..,. nrglrP-fuverinrs are respectfully no-.
that e. Jores continues 10 prepare UH"tns. ~ * r
refinn, nf every Ae>cripiirr ot inventions ." n'
ton - !rny Buildings ..t.hlshrss
,srultOn St H. l. where the IstneScFi2loo % al lu'
wofk executed on the lowest tsIn:. -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
BELIEyE AND LIVE!

bbLIDF ' u u q y -.
q MOTHER ASTON!sHiEGCuRES 5 TH0;IS0;I
q co uPOGND syrup OF T,iR AND HOOD
.S.4PTH.9N , a,a, 1914
Nr JHorzso.-Dear Sir: VVth grateful iee,ngs INFORM
yr Of the ASTONISHING effect. OF your medicine whch has
Esrsly raised me from death bed! hy disease Pulmonary
Cnsrnpion has reduced low that my physlcign Fro
nnnced rny case hopeless ~ TINS urctuTe began To use
vnrr medicine and crnculous may seam, hni com
oe;ely restored health, afer thns ss bad insd
Charlotte street. above Ger:Sc street
Tie undermined ocing personally ACQUAINTED with Wash
irgton MACK and hi suernss bear witness 70 me aon:nne
sf,tS f hon 500 Compound Syrup OF Tar and the rvh
OF he above slntcH1sr; 49, =. - -,
DAVID NIi'KEkS, = noni s.ree;
HUGH M'GISLEY. s Z. cor 1Gmnafy
and Fourth streets.
s- PRINCIPAL OFFICE. n. E. corner Sh anc Spruce
;trrct, Philadelphia Free - cents per 6,:de; ~,
,... .,,..-'S '' " rs 2m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
WOoDWoRTH,S FLAMING MACHNl

80, CHURCH BELLS ANN TOWN Go. ~
fS z This solsrriser. Who era,dss ID nscS, a,
The Ntw. Yotk Stars Fam Of ls2 nod ~, v, M
l.s, hest toned chusch Rsi and also s ir.f ~. ~,
the b, ,.i Boil. sud y olnna Tor Town CieeAt "a 4
b.,ed =, the Fair Of BE An-ucan Inrr-e in tl.to,
no,v n,eon red A his fnurdrJ II West Tr-y Nsr -
furnish Bel OF from 20 10 10 eco rs. made Of ~ os .,
~, and Enrrsried 10 s,and and toGe 70 pehsN-la n
,h., r,orored Ca, (rnn Yoke, with *osesbe Arms ~
ncfsasing demand 70 his Hei, is the beat avidehee
M ivan nj iher eIce,.tDoa Orders have teo rece w. ~ ~,
n. nd a Ia rrf al tie sa,s' Gnd ahoc w VA
keen iun shed To Gareo oise~ IN IRE S'ne o. srv,y
ifs,r"..srh'' - 1'o' nv" AInREW NENEsLt.E
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

k0nn FOREST TREE,S.-ProposaIs will be received by
OUSVf the underisne 10 Committee OF the Twelfth Ward
Associion) for furnishing 5000 Trees. to be SET out This 1
and spring the and seet1 IN the iswGGt TO
te Of the following kinds:
Elm. Soo Maple. Al4nthu:.
sycamore Hard Maple, CatGlpa
Each ba IL feet IN hight 8ud 20 measure at es; inch
81 in circumference feet tie erosnd, ana have all its
rniUrul roots twr fee; from the body.
The proposals LIE number and Kind OF trees that
be supplied the Drce Tree. deliverable at convenient
points The North and Esst Rivers. within the l2h efd
hereafter bs designated the tree ior planting them
the se walks; anil aiS1 the prca that will be ke
for guaranteeing each tree 10 live year
AL pe.ons lands the l2h Ward along any of the
streets Of cooperating the above
Improvement will please Hforsa'i By letter the
derSgned stating the number kid o! trees teJ Gs
are the pacs where they wish them planted The
dersisned ll due tire iaG.m theu o! the price Of the
;.ees ard place, of ths!! deposit.
JAMES CHESTERHhN
iSA &C ADRtAN.CE.
cEvERN n MOiLlDH.
ANTHONY ARNOIX.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
TO BE LEE.

z ~ x IL 5<E =
TO .GsNCE9CTURERS.
Esy. TO BE LETFGr ,na rr :" ore ysaTs the !arge well
Ei.; lighted ard strong tn'.e story aHd nttc bck
E,I'Iu or The Ui 81 Avenue aE. IL street
there a'e i've ons of 80 f SIN hY 81 deco ench with large
ynid cn,i shrs occug!ed Cnoi iuiie EGn
Az - G, rni,rst PA lw-
10 IEi'--'ina II small family without eh!lsren. the
@ tecerd iooc consisting Of five rooms with inrre re
kIl places marble mznteb IN the new hpuse n i,t
b2 ween aveaucS Had 81 On the nnTh SIDE oi iomp
ms saurre In the'e Is large ead sns with Gro
ion water sEacred 10 carry IN me waste wa
Ter For situation IL not SURPASSED Ap
,Ic 4, T'h,rd .t,aei or liz Wlijnrn oA lw'
TO LET-Iwo Rooms. he "a and iih s-ne' of
Eys No 5SpIuce street. Pos ss'ion given immediately
i.nta and rr NJ any wtU wish 10 became
-neut teuurs he suitable tor alnn't md
M nrri business Inquire al he Tribune oce n3 uc
4 -i,tsSRABLE Cv1-fAGE RES 'DGNCE TO
+. LEr-Dn the eih Avenue nnd os' s'1ett, oonaianf
Eis i3 hnnms. ktes and pantes flushed IN fnocer
win ninrbe n.unre folding coors and eVery requisite
OF eeniee family the windows ooen upon the pHzEa md
viii rr.sn Venetian blinds A,acne carriage hmuse ana
sa,ien The situation healthy nnd ri-asant. The knicher
cxc stages continue their ins the 9Th Avenue. pd,l The
Co,Iaee Nso slnneiian nile eave The CS Hall
syery hour durng day The eni low IL coOd tenant
Apply on the premises, q: 70 MOTT :. BRuT"ERS, lr,
unt,er ni Wnices &c. Scslu St. Possession given on TIE
fret Of November oIs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

Ss;x FRUIT TR les FOR SALT subscriber Is
@ soecu.iy Informs his friends and the public bat
for sale. Al H. \u.s Lss nct' hsatoWn Nsw-lerss.
sr. cuany of ppir. fes cni hsTry Trees Bocra'ec
wnh 49, spprovst sinn IL 'or ssnnaS whic!
he wi eli or tre most teHSona , e te'ms.
B-Nhra ue+s nre wanisL txnnration thsy viii be
car. fs ksd mats boxes whcn reasonable
II be made All oters by ms ur otherwie VIII be
ui,anded tn the shortest nniir.. ISAAC 2 LIEN.
UIShistcwn, uclot eT 2st. 1874. oSi las
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
no MEacHANTs. slANUFAcrURERs. DEAIERs,

/ Sc-V. B. PALMER j, the agent duly authonzed BY
the of Of hs best newspepsrs OF most OF the
principal this Stale: Sew!esey Pennyi wanna and
the Eastern Southern Western receive adver
tsements this City for insertion in the respective papers
The opportunity afforded the business community by this
agency d,-,cmnate information throughout tho county
nild solicit, the attention pf ,hs people h 10
mend The attention OF the discriminating and ec.eI
pri-in.
The terms ard the newspapers may be n; his office
whc,a every nformaun >" be cheeully communicated
and he oi the agency fully explained
r3- Office NJ st Nu>sEu Tribune Buililngs) opposite
CITY tiHii--ut the Coal Oitcs. oil ;ieOd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

yB>HE TWELFTH WARD ASSOCl ALTON hereby give
unce. that they have made aT;arreIse Is with HIRAM
PARKER TO opcn Land Office IN the Twelfth Wurd fuI
,he leasing 6HG sale ~ rea esae and the Investment, Of
ney on bond AM mortgage All desiring 10 let
hire purchase s real estate m TINS Wari. and all
dSlnng borrow osn bond and mortgage.
are requested give VI Parker. with o! the
land The office o i5th street snt Fourth
yrer rssssr i'bs KEEP. the purpose en;eaE sop-
cationS or inquire OF aioi & bche. Mas, street, oppo
ate ths Cus;ou; House. oce hour tom 70 occck P NJ
c. H. HALL. rIesitent
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-04
S>rSnlh Agricultural Meeting at the State
i0HSf-reb. 10.

The subject under discussion Wa.
=" Farm Tools" Hon. Josiah Quincy, jr.
presided. Mr.. Emkmiaister. OF the
"Ploughman," opened The meeting with
the following remarks, which we take
frem his paper:
" The Pi3tc would he acknowledged
by all farmers to be the most important
TO in agriculture. lie would not 60
back and inquire when The plnw was first
introduced, or where il was frs, used: be
woull look back % years, and comparc on.
present p!ows with those i'm common use
at that period.
Pluws were then made in form that
varied but hltle in appearance from our
bes, modern plows; but the mould-boart
nov called the mould.pla,e-was 50
fucd that here was break between il
aud the shire; the iurrow would not rise
easily. as ith d o, asmoo,h inclined plane
10 rise on. Now. the mould-aIate is so iit
ted TO tac SHIRE tina, The iurrow rises
without obstruction, on smooth sur
face.
The first cast-iron plows were made
quite short, for fear if made long, they
would he broken on being thrown against
ineks; blu, now. be, er metal is used, and
plow makers venture 10 make them near
ly as long as the old fashioned wooden
ones. The short plows work well enough
in rough and stony land, bu, in plain fields
Nhere one great object is 10 urn flat and
bury all the surface matter, long plows
work best.
"ll has been objected that log plows
occasion more friction than short ones:
the speaker thought this mistake, and
tn the fnrrow woald rise as easily on a
long mnuld-pl'c as or short one; i.
would rise mere gradually, but not up SO
steep a, ID ascent. The plow would more
resemble Thin wedge, which enters more
easily than thick one; the furrow would
be long on the rise, but would not mount
so steep a hill.
He thought. Notwithstanding all that
had been written on the improvement Of
plows. tina, the smooth surface ofthe plate
ani the regular rising Of the furrow, were
the chief cause of our being abe to pillow
with one-aalf the team tina. was formerly
re luircd. >s@ ii. <& >>.
:. HAe harrow follows the plow. lie
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-04

be broken and palssriEed ~ naaa. q moi,
The noes cf macy 81 lks plants eslasAtss
b. hn find lhsir way inio he bowsls 81
she esrill. grra 81 bsyond he dsplh EIDE
bsd provided lsr their grgwik. II i,
hence. reasonable d pfesumsthss II lheir
inslincis dlI npi teach them here vas
feod Or them very far beyond de sur
face sol, they woull not seek Il ,herr,
BIT would b eonEeni % parlake of The AZ
81 provided 80 them 81 he hrs bandman.
That there i less danger lhan i Usually
appfekended from sgbsllstnm feeding, i
a.lesled BY The Ears. lhas heaslhfal crops
are thus annually grown. May We not
then, very fairly conclude. Gha., iflhe sub-
sol does net Operate inlunously 10 he
tender roollets which are now compelled
70 force sher way lhilhef. iflhal trsp vas
'maie ray Cor lheir downward penelra-
ton, The benefit derived from sBch pastu.
rage would Be measnrsbIy increaseds
We think he inference legitimate. Ii i
generally received opinion, thai, until
Tie sabsOu j. melioralsd BY The effects
Of sun and air. il i improper 10 subject
il 70 the operation Of culture. Suppose
We admit The proprieiy or this opinion
and We are not prepared % gainsay it,
does il necessarily follow. that subsoiIing
would not be bsnelieiali Cor WHETHER YOU
break up lhe under crust o. not, The roofs,
y We have stated, viii descend there; and,
therefore. If sun and air be essential 10
the performance Of chemical change in
nature of tie subsoil, lhat change can on.
" be- effected By breaking up the pan. pull
vesizing The earth. and letting in The air
and heal. as il must be obvious 10 every
view jusliliadh y COMMON sense. lha these
agents cannot exert their power through
m unbF0k.n mass buried manY iaclles
below The surface. But b. thus prepar-
ing tie under earth for The admission al
atmospheric influence. We would 30 inn
prove is condition, MS would enable rs.
10 the cnurse of single rotation. 10 turn
up III h.ch or two OF The spbsoil, and 10
that amount deepen the surface. thus
might We, BY This deepening process. re-
store 70 culture many Of the sails which
had been lost through their tendency 10
sink. Such ar, ears 10 Us 10 be rational
conclusions. 81.
We have thrown out these. views. be-
cause we are DESTROYS Of attracting The al
ien,ion &C farmers generally iothc adran-
iages Of subsoil plnughing. The period be-
ing al hand when judicious experiments
might be made TO lest The utility Of the
operation; AMI we will here repeat the
wish which. We have often ex pressed, thai
some OF onr intelligent subscribers will
institute such experiments As will test The
efficacy or ineflicacy ofsubsoil ploughing
our own opinion is that i, would add
twenty-five per cent. 10 the product Of
the corn crop. and eiIectually prevent The
winter-killlng Of wheat in all we'll drain
Or naturally and beautifully dry lands
AMI We will add 10 our belief, tina, SUBJ
soiling would be unavailable in any we,
soils.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-04

II Seadaxd. where d hid been exieasise.
" used - conne1ion 18th fkerpngh
araiRiag. they ass obisia o. buslsis 81
eals. u sEs before only 30 bushels 10 he
SIRE wa - ssesass harsesl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-04

Specific undfawn appropriation
Of al kiads, q
lad, ti.iie apprerrisiisns. dawn
botween tbs s.h 81 March and
3ist oil Docrmber. is4i.
Treasury asies .outsisnding on
the 4hof March, 1871,
There we're. bes des, eihsr lab.
| liilcs tllen existing, arislsg onl
i ofinaian treaties, balances due
militia. Cor navy pension fluid
Posi- Utire drbi, taking ihs
census. printing Gsesnongh'l
statue, aud various olhsr snisl
asenss. enumerated IN sIuea
nsaai GO and other sets Of Lac
Congo .. aud docuneni as
which. ogclber, maize Ike suH
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03
A.stia1e nAentu.

CHATHAM CIRCUS. II The great attraction at this
house tor tomorrow night is to be the pageant of
ihs Spanish Bull Fight which has been xosen up in su
perb style Wcshau describe the yfssas,t tomorrow
MIR McFarlane the maa OF fifty soSersets for first
tran of the age, conmepees engagement. MT Stout
and Mr. Huntington, also appear as clowns in the
TnE AMERICAN MUSEUM offers splendid list of
attractions this week, including the famous magi-
clan and equilibrist, the celebrated original Kentucky
Minstrels, Mr.. Whock tie unrvalied banjo play er,
Mr D. Wilam the nnequalled deliueasor Of Irish cha
racter anu Irish meodst, together with several other
eminent performers General rom Thumb, faithfully
presented in may be at all times together with
the Gypsey Queen the fortune teller and the whole Gyr
sey family
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03
arrds.portant Calhoun movh,ns"t IA favor Oh
. Van Burr
The Calhoun Committee

The Calhoun Committee a meeting on FRI
day evening last, and passed .esolusions sssentns
10 and concurrns In the call OF the Baltimore Con-
yention. This gives the coup de gras to the Fourth
of July Convention, and all others opposed to the
regular Democratic Convention. 1t also seems 10
imply that there is complete union between the
friends of Calhoun and Van Buren,, IN this part OF
the country at least, and i, is not improbable
that a similar movement may take place In the
southern and western States. Ifso. there Will be
no difficulty about the nomination OF Mr. Van bu'
rem at the Baltimore Convention. He IS the man
beyond all possibility of doubt, and all other Con-
yentons will end in smoke.
Thus the contest becomes narrowed down. II
will be strictly one between Clay and Van Buren,
To this complexion it must come at last 1t vii
thus be one of the pretiest contests that ever oc
CURED IN this country, and decidedly the most In
terestng fight that we have seen. Let US all PIE
nar