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Useful Books for tie People
Fafnham'S Travels.

No. l.. Ii1reIs he c;re.; Wes:s-a P's.E.s u "
and RockF Montana and Oregon Is-':of' . 10 =
j. F,R.HA~, Esq Pr,oe Is fre cores fer y
reilly r.irzhiag 20 -s from Tie tr1ss a sue y
and Interesting Hofk There s-c fou1zin OF irSif>S
aad originality crihE- through .reTy -s. s-c coaiAaHl
OF sri snecdoe u-ve- Weify o.
d.ILklr- ron sparkling leznt' tfhi!l yet5
In t-se taTI 81 Chap IitrTa:af, wner ever kHG 81
nsmDy-,soy rash IS Hooded Weekly from TIE prs, ~ -
really r-frsn from h I>rusal Of such Tara y.
and woT. TIE spi=ars.o nave s;cS
fox himself easiJ pz. aad 50 euisF,ansh &C
interviewed With re green -,Fes Of aSrut:lo ac n
br.: to'r-rS OF pzur imagery sad ztIrl incident a.
love: OF ns:GTr - ~ widest anu rcst tuoili-
oreI.u- suca opinion, T.TJ lev To IS
OF ne kind posses, a,:s ss1ch fountain OF i.>heSS 20
originality gushing through every pa-e such COTE :,
t-s-am OF Kit and -asc6ot-. s oeco-eS -J oi
drinking from l., sparkling fousi.f ,.
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~,1c,- RI nc-f< ST1RE--I r. NILS & ". Mf m
Of ise YEAR CLOCKS world feseluy
- s.,a-.i,, nj pubic totn, uiipr
80 tcs5 ~, 1z these 'frcs' hare "sst az llei
- ~ They warranted to fua me tell : -.
onc- endng ard n Ss't, z,r'u '''s' ' 49,
r. r'i,.e b. weights II The 81 day eorhS. ~.
~ ssf, p-Irr wound ppon i''s " 'iis ~ -
- ~ sqrinz retarded IN nn's civcA' "i
r1-ns >, -, r .Lary m s moron OY ne -,
rantes..t o sSr1!srlcn- lii .- yrrhss n
y; - c,rE v.u perceise eiit ball i5uf anG lI
.- -. ri al a small .tas rod II reFolsts shIs-
- = bsi o-s WAY snd tfa same nuinoeI OF il'> e
o,bz- -s fp1e Of tha ri X an INGENIOUS a'u |
Iortir Isvs- rnay. r1sr reaching 10 tfe
80 ,stlo1; any sensible inc;iol he spfn-
80 - r,-- .-- ball aIcei bg OWE aV'y no tlle -.
,o-tr - uret. the ecaosinsnt coUtr' H- te
90, I'm obsr cjdks. Thi, Jaiii, h0Ao" hH rs ~ - 10
,r,.,strs bs rhirE rotary r.otui = EeEuis4eu. ~
~ ht ang each otber ito nfs noun
a. 80 " - lrh rs rz1Hia diameter OF NE sn1+
r. - ms an Il Inc .hread 81 Sew ara eirn 'i W u
r-4prc an sxar. mos sgeEt OF ihe weights % ofII ~
an - rs.ul7tyd the smallest rnctlo7 l't
The :,.o ;her wei-h's iaSensd 70 sefllrclll.
Of rh.ch as- trsif p"S-'n "lthn ule o'.i.
e fne-,nr ensures. n Il Dei-'e7 '1'e U
fJrr.iy 81 motion 70 the e!"''e - , ..-,,- ,,-
du,dmiS avoided TIE eTniHtini,"l " oa- AK t - -
uirirncar a-d observation TO De iscch1'pal = - ~ -
.. clock i. not put oct OF Seat easy-t requires 10 OH V
the p-iets. Ill 49,, - ,;,,o. 1sss ~ IN
other ~ ys7s n niSnE 20 iaahF - -,
60 ra-h or second pendulum clock doe. n ore ei m
-rt III pounds keeD. n motion each pr. oil LIE ZINE ahd
Stris n. machinery Tor = 'secfs : -. L-,s, -La
The hour. Ire struck b. means OF s Frtarf ha1eI
r-r.irnfe. OF The American institute show thi ~ iIE
one OF .eynrnout clocks yFns placed VII mem a' a
The prces moderate The public are invited 70 "a ~"
examine ios Themselves. eto 10
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Chemistry and Philosophy.

80 " Ch-rirtry Of the our Ancient Elements Err
brof. Her Naiestj the Queen, p, TaoM. GFrFTr Lee
turrr on heinisy Bartholomew Hosutai ilastf.t
ed By upwards seventy cnsavugs. The Book of Ph!o
.ophica ENpenmenrs illustrating the principal ast aud Gu
riocs phenomenal OF ElectrCit, GavaHisn, Magnetism
Chemistry Optics Heat &c with Introductory Observations
on Zach Science and upwards Of 300 Experiments by J.
This Essly on the Chemistry the Four Ancient Elements
chiefly intended Cor those who have not studied The scec &c
Abstrse details and THEORIES avoided useful aud Interest
Ing information supplied, aud instruction united with enter
taiuuent. Explicit directions given respecting The per
lormaace Of the EyperImeuts ,,.,-
understands the nature it, will hardly ever forget the
cipe ILLUSTRATES has been the object Of the writ to III
troduc- on! such experiments IS may br PERFORMED with SIM
RE apparatus and such may he easily and cheapy pre-
curedH ErtTacfs from the Preface.
~ The books above named have met with RAPID
and sale England and continue to be very n-
uar aud great demand Notwithstanding each one sold Al
about -four the poe Of the cost Of ooth works together
in tie edition printed the Series Of UI Backs for iae
PsSp!e ,,,;o.d ., ,s,, now ,,p- with
.bopt $50 s toe:t axe sold a: the rresedinsy
low orice o: q cents: five copies for 81
Political Economy.
No. W pnnclplt, OF Political Economy OF the LaT.
fhe Formation of Wealth, developed By Of
the Chsan Law Of GoTemmen, being thr substance OF
o.se dr..Isi % the Hi-Ioom Viewers Comissi9n by
III. PRESENT state Scisoc Of Political Economv aud the
Adaptation of riincipss The Condition Of our own
Sn9 aaf ps me G5S e I've cop for 81 '
History OF The SILK Culture:
SO. Vi The silk Culture in the United States: I'm,
csnrtte accounts OF latest and most 3rpro'"d
Managing Coccoas!y, Re-lln. Spuunc and Manufactur
nC the silk &c e; With yerY interesting HlsoTy sketch,
Mulberry, illustrated by numeEogs earraTags OF Ma
hine[y AID f2csssts and Manual of the SILK Culture
0'COnnfll'S Ireland.
Memoir ireland, Native and Saxon, tsecond Edtout
by DAsrL oCoS>rll VI with likeness OF the hu,hor.
rric- - cents; ii,s oopirs for 81.
Orders be accompanied with the cash.
GREELEY X NcELRAIH. Publisher for the Autho
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R,r.r,os OF CRo?s-The following prncii tes
are laid down by Chaptal for rotation OF GRO 's !:
I. All plants exhaust the soil. They are pa nly
supported by the earth. the juices from "nic" nm
s,tute an important part of their nounsnfnen = :,
II. All plants do TO, exhaus: the SOL eq,.sly'
Air and water help to nouri5h them oiiefeh'
kinds OF plants require the same noufishihfhl III
different degrees.
III. Plants OF different kinds DO not exhaust i.
the soil in the same manner. Plants WIFE sP.ho.e
or tan roots draw nourishment from layers Oh sou
in contact with the lower part oil the root VIM
those whose roots arc spread near the sril-ce ca
haust only that part OF the SOIL. 81, IL.
" al, nl.nts do not restore to the SOL ei'he'
Tho same Quantity or the same quality OF manure.
Tba ,,-aIrs exhaust a soil The most, ana icPaH
The ;finrv the least. While some legumlnous
giants restore to the soil great portion oil t'ie
iuiccs they receive from y
V. All plants do not foul the soll eqnshy-
Plants are said TO foul the sJi "hen lhey Plofnp'e
or permit the growth OF weeds. f.ants "hich
have not large leaves fitted to cover the sf'uho'
foul the SOIL -.
From the above principles the following Gen.
cusions have been drawn:
l. That however well prepared the SOIL may BE-
on, becoming exhausted.
2. Eaci harvest impovefishes the soil to a cer-
tein extent, depending upon the degree Of nouris-
,oan, which i, restores u the earth.
3. The cultivation OF spindle, or tap roots,
ought to succeed that Of running and superficial
roots.
4. 1t is necessary 10 AVOID returning too soon to
the cultivation 81 the same, or analogous KINGS OF
3 mo soil.
5 IL is ungise 20 allow two kinds OF plants,
which admit Of The ready growth of weeds among
them, 10 be raised in succession.
G. Those plants that derive their principal sup
port from the SOIL, should not be sown excepting
when the soil is sufficiently provided with ma
nure.
!. When the soil exhibits symptoms OF exhaus,
ton from successive harvests, the cultivation o.
those plants which restore most TO the soil snoaio
DE reso;ted 10.
II Accounts from all parts OF the country
represent the grain crop good. VIC have had
s., i1uch rain IN Lower Canada that 1t Is to DC
feared the hay crop will barely be an average
one. We spoke this morning 10 practical lar
oler, who has visited several Of the districts IN
this neghborhood, and who informs us that ne
has seen large quantity Of grass rotting IN the
fields. Potatoes 1t is also feared Will be injured
by the frequent rains, and oats are not SAID TO be
very thriving. We have had but one day this
month exempt from rain. Quebec Mercury.
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,'4E rlsi,BUN +.


.-.yApplNG.-Our readers will doubtless re-
r,c,nhsr the poor unfortunate individual VINO was
to.,d in our street in the winter oil l0i'' ~
helpless, destitute condition. having los' MS iese
and being in state Of mental imoecii'ty' alo 40
subsequently, died in this place. inquiries VI
made at the time to ascertain HIS histoiy anu ~
what means he was brought here ane lc'' III ' .,
deploreble condition IN which ne was I'uh' -"
that could be discovered at me t'iie as 's'
,,,ss brought over from the United States dhc si,
~ sor,e nerson or persons unknown under shed
b.,on,,;ng IN Mrs. Kemp, about four miles from
th;s lace. on the Niagara river. We have JUS,
rece;ved letter, however, dated Smthpo't. VIC
Kean County, Penney lvania, August 10, lo4l.
which explains the whole mystery. 1t appears
that the unfortunate man was native OF PENN
svlyania. and helpless from the loss OF ms legs
(which had been arDputa,cd in consequence vi
Their having becn fIozenl and mental de.angneht'
He was supported by the town, there beng no
nub,ic receutacle FOX persons Of such condl'I'n
He WAS committed 10 the care Of a person resio!ng
in The place. who, for yearly stipulation: agreed
10 provide for his wants and comfort. uniortu-
nately, however, he received years pay IN 40
vance Shortly afterwsrd the poor man was
missed The m,n TO whose care he hsd been
entrusted, on being questioned on the SUBJECT. SAD
he had taken him to some friend. residing at Long
Point, in Canada. This appeared satisfactory At
the time. Subsequently he was apprehended ior
the commission o: some other crime; doubts arose
as TO the truth Of his statement relative to the
manner in which he had disposed of the poor man
referred to, and the authorizes were induced tc
investigate the alter, and OF course 1t was ascer
tanned that his statement was not true IL was
then thought that ne ned murdered the man, and
accordingly was indicted. This induced Nun :"
give correct account of the transaction. A per
son was Immediately sent here, ana found what
he had stated was correct. He now stands con
vcted of kidnapping the man, and will soon suffer
for the atrocious crime
niagara &c. W. Argus.
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Foreign Ports.


At Rio Jane5rc. July s hip Elere W5lnce for Ney,
NorS ladac 10 a = ~ ot u days Nathleer. Bhin.
h,lad-iphN. DISC l Now YORK Spy. Mcora,cS. New
York lu>, ar; rgae kAEa bearing the o-uad pena.r
vi cumocore isrner, Officers ADD all well [
once' Shawl arr ':Via NO'iUS ~ days pas sa.e-of
,srS and cteN. a WELL
At Neu,}tas. 2ih ult. brig Rocket Holmes NYork
Al 81 Jagn de tuba, St nit. Asaw1n Packard Tor Ne,
York. itg: Mariou NIe dss.
an Cd.
Ann; % ST. bns Louisa Guel;z, NYolk +;h All flsia
poni Ellis do
Cd a, 5, johns Ne soh u!,. Three Brothers Gran Ner
Ar a, Qustec Il California. Aud. NYc,k
of Rnthiou. July IS May Philips Pratt. Hamburger fc;
New YorS.
Al Bou.,ieaux july q. Iwanowra. S,lnne, NYork.
Attic Clyde july - Adam Can. Scott, New Fotk: l7th
SSiec Salem. H,csu, d..
Loading Aug |. Ceylnr. and Adam Car. for NYork.
Crookhaven July q of N1en Head. THrOlInH. Smith. In
liverpool for Ny ntk. out darS.
Is4s July 2sn3 Active Be'G NYoss srt Ste.u; sl.,
"a Sv.,zeri.ad knight Work 9,si Nor Nfork. for Rot,
s-rian; ifIh. Hinyieh, knencke. do for Niors.
AT Eknne, July =. Carnine. Jacobsen. Stoc k5en1 o'
SfSs Jeory; Weslsn. Geas for do; Wahen, Bartlett, or
ao' Sd. Cesuraecs Ssi.ss:pm. NYefk ior Ststiin.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. AUGUST 10.
Cleared.


Brig, Sarvn Ruyl. Hamburg, ScLndt B.lchen; adriana,
Hunt, 81 Johns, NJ, u X ! Laurie.
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CHURCH TRougLEs.-The Presbyterian Synod
Of Canada, in connection with the Church OF
Scotland, has been greatly agtated Of late by the
questions which have produced rupture in the
parent Church. After long and very exciting
debate, the Synod, at its meeting in Kingston, re
solved the 9Th inst. by vote Of Soto 40, TO main
tain it's connexion with the Church Of Scotland
The minority thereupon entered a Protest, in
which they declared it to be their conscientious
belief, that in respect OF the premises sin, in mat
tiers fundamental, had been done by the Synod ;
and that. while they continued to adhere to The
Confession of Faith, end other standards OF the
Church, they could yet no longer, with cleas
conscience hold Office in the Presbyterian Church
of Canada, in connection with the Church Of
Scotland. They also declared that they held
themselves entitled to all the property and emolu-
ments of whatsoever kind, Of which they are nov
in possession.
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DR.. LafdnGr'S Lectures.

No illLsIdI.rs complete CouTe Of Lecture teilTeFec
II Sihlos saloon ,ts Csty OF Newf ork. The subjects
embraced IN Lectures are: El-ccity-Ths snH-Ge!.
,anism-1he FIXED -Jars-Alagu.ic Nred--Lautufe eac
Lonsi,ud-D-aci inc-1 auulng-P.r ular Feacies-Lgh,
Failing Stirs-TemporHy staE-His'onca SLe'ch OF As
tronomv-D-w-SoIcEce aided By Att-orisuto Discn'.-
observation-disclosures of the RetIua-Nolic Bt;:riS-
Steam Eng taciand ami Amerca This ed'ucn Of
Doctor LADDERS Lectures introduced b sketch OF the
Progress Of nhvtical Sciee Prc- the ho ncGdiug
La-lnss Lectyrts q per single copy POstn str'
a,,i o.bgr. r.ray. fv. co.i.s ior
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20

1--WE are sorry to say that rather serious
affray took place this week about 25 miles from
Chatham, on the road to London, between somc
of the laberers on that road and the neighborine
settlers; some Indians from Moravian town
were also concerned. The laborers were ult.
mately beaten off, but an inhabitant named VII
liam Gardiner who appears to have been the in
noccnt cause of the 'skrimmage, was so severely
injured that little hope is entertained of his re-
covery. The Indians behaved with remarkable
moderation their guns were loaded, but not n
shot was fired, though their butt.cnds formed
very effective weapons, as many broken sconce
can testify. The row commenced, as in mos
such instances from very slight cause.
Chatham Canada Cleaner.
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- FOR I.fVERPOOl-Packet Of September ~ :
:ySS>>ncv packet ship ASIIBURTON. burtbea / Ia :
sHS Henry fiuuie>;0u. master, VIII sail above -.
Ia ,Iay Her cabins spacious and elegantly .uns I
afford every accommodation conducive 10 the eonvene
For fresh, OF passage apply to the captain on boar!r
foot of Maiden Lane. uf 10
GRiNNEIL MTNTURN & co. IS Son,
The packet snip GEORGE WASliiNGTON, T. i,
eter will succeed the AshbuIton, and san Oc.obs, %
regnnr day. nj
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COJTHUOY &, MEYERS. 81 BROADWAY,
EyhNT-Fh CTIrRERS OF LAMPS. GIRANI!Ql;ES
"A CANDELbRRA. &c and Dealers II H'i St-F Z.
NiStNG GOODS -eleTaiy-!ieirg CONNECTED WIN one o.
bed TO ois, Lamps Clndeaba. Sc tor Churches. dis lo
ies Pryu,e Dwellings anloats and Packets on me Iie
tsrys and guy not 20 be surpassed IN this 81
am other country Especial attention invited 70 their s2n,
nnd Ship Lamps for ecaroEy and light upersedine all ote7
bef0-s tie public 20 less than GOLD and TWO SILvEp
HkpAs have within the last years, been awarded 10 te
manufacturers for their superiority IN this class OF good me
public are respectfully invited TO call and examine Uithen
'esS CorsrRr Traders supplied at factory price,.
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HAYNES CARMiNArINE BAt.SAM-k cet4; q
81 and efiectual remedy tor Dysentery. Darhga o, 10
ness Cholera Notbus Summer Complaint. Cole c.,
Pairs. Sour Stomach. SICK and Nervous Headache r.,
burn Waefbresh pam sickness o. the stomach. .Oc.s
Spttlne no of Food after Eating. ard also where =.
through the body unchanged Want Of Appetite Rei-<-
nnd liability TO Sleep wind in the Stomach and Borr
Sickness Paintings Melancholy and lowness of -pitb n
ting and Crying oi lntnnts and ior all Bowel Af.clo1s
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VyEAS.-9go chests Scuchor-; go half chezt, DO.
I 10 half chests Ming :nn- Sauehons
s. do Cac-sf S5ucs-rns.
Z, ;'ics.S irs ttohes 7 Trcs3Hg:
@ fs1cg bnxa5 IKE SiOhse SouccJcS.
NC chrt. iiyru-
10 fancy I,..=-- Tyson. Ia.
$50 che-ts on- Hyto1
~ half cnsSt= ;iG
81 caez:s iiy son Skin.
- malt chez superior tiIGpo-Tta:-
= 90 DO Imperial.
al County parked znd u! lg;e :nloTtntlon 10
AZ Is Siat. stree.
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WIG CONVENTIONS
d K 10 : 5 Y i,
nrEIiSr

AND OPRTHALMlC SURGEON.
No. SO Chau.ber--,t. / doors W. OF Broad
way, New or:.,
C7ONFtNES his practice IN DISEASES THE EYE.
X and Oc-ations upon ihSt Organ nd s appendices Ar
uhc;a Eyes ine,;.d Dr. H. 10, the Last years de-
voted MS attention amaet exclusively 10 this Important branch
OF the Profession hnvinE pupil OF Dr. ELLIOTT, ,Ubse
1uen.y hs assistant and later practising az Charleston = C.
toR OPERATIONS (s.rarisrus, esiEfsc &c and treatment
charge. moderate Othce hvurs A. NJ 10 . ?. VI.
augli In
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G.1O 0In( What would II be N compaf1ol -,
ing 81 Blood Consumption, bronchitis. Wh-opns 81
Asthma, Difficult Breathnei TcE,ns o. R..lns "a 2. ~
Liver Gongl9,nti So isK SWAY NE'S cQNPCC
other medicines Only pfepaled by DR.. SWAYNE "a
corner of EIGHTH and RACE streets. PHLADELtsl
hcents--Nm. Minor II. -. corner oil broadway ani "
street: f b. Warner 20S Reecker. corner Of Mnes q
aud <. A Sands: Church D;Ge''sery; rs Bowery,
Pierre & Harrison 20 Broad street. Newark, " j. ioS
r Hail. No Union street Brewer: Stevens & tG,hHs
Washinstun street. and Ransom L Steven. No. rs Wa
ton street Boston w. H. Pelrce. Albany. \. Y and Rs
4 Hnl 10. q River street. Toy. y. Y. al d.
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IAiNE'S II AR TONlr-Nftrr Giyins his n'ticls III
u rinl we unhenrnsy pnnounce ltt'i- hTt p'pss1
iha bet article wnpu' ercepil'n ~ H.. 10 The rs'n
,n mud pre>.ryHipn ui tn huunn hnir We A'pw - ~
o, n,nfres h,ir Inn. ben s. rel t h-nd shrh hp
been id Tor ytnrs ard th cnnuot do tets'i
ran 10 recommend nil rrrd who re eng h.ss
to make a trin FIJI. Touc immedlarrly.-B Ns H.
s, iSll -
lrcpnred only b. DR. d JAYNE No. q South TiFlt
Street Phiini.phln where all h other valuable prepaiasJ
nIny he Hbuuned.
Sold IN New Yors by a. Il. {. y. SANDS. Dussr,.
70 Fulton street. y13 Broadway. ~ Eus: Broadway. nrfnt
The propr etor. auli II
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wooL-The prices OF wool still continue lie
rsse, They already range as high as .ffty.fre
censs. Oh, tho rascsiiy black Tariff. How
ruins the woolgrower.
IBradfosd (yt) Protector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20

Tire Iivcpool will sal from liverpool on he Sso-
feoa, wishing 10 send orthe!r friends can have then
out IN this magnificent Packet, orany Of the rezusI .
ing the st 9th. llth. l6Sh 2lt and 9TH o'erey u
Drafts ior any amount. payable on demand vTso- .
CONT IN all the principal towns o Englan Ireland So
or Waies constantly for SAFE a. above. 10
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p Boston is thronged by strangers ut tho pre-,
cent time, and the hotels and places OF amrse-
ment are doing an extensive business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20

u. S. Iron STEAMER MIcmGAN-Thjs YES
sci put together at Enc is at length SAID 10 b.
completed, and presents perfect model She
has made two trial trips, the first gong As mllos
in hours and Is minutcs the second so miles il,
4 hours and % minutes, with Il heavy beam wind
According To the Erie Gazette, her draught o
water is quite small. With all her guns, aud IL
tons o! coal on board, she draws but It. j. inch
water, being less draught than any war vesSe
of her class now aa1at, and combines more
strength than is possible for any wooden vessel O
her tonnage. Buffalo Commercial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20

Gr A FIRE broke out on Saturday, about hal
past O'Clock, in the shed attached to the lime
kiln of Ezekiel Donne, No. 500 West street, ano
before the alarm given, it spread to the cor.
ner of Jane street, scarcely giving the inmates
time to escape with theis lives The flames
were, however, prevented from crossing Jane
street by the timely arrival OF the engines anc
hose carts in that vicinity. A number of houses
wece much damaged. i'rue Sun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20

SUICIDE IN TIE SrRser.-We learn by tn,
Boston Times Extra, that George ID. Forbes,
about 81 years of age, formerly OF Springfield,
committed suicide in that city on Sunday morn.
ing by cutting his throat with penknie. He
had been for some time clerk in the tailoring
establishment OF g. w. Wilson & Co For It
week previous to Saturday he had been a boarder
in the American House. but on that day cntcreo
his name at the Bromitld house, where it was
discovered that he was laboring under alteration
Of mind. On Sunday morning he went out, a,
he said, to see the fire, and about O'Clock com
mitted the fatal act IN the public street within q
few feet of the City Hall. He had been some.
formed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20

GEBRlNG'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAI-so juhy &c,
FECTlONS. DEBILITY. Gc. is prepnfed ard ,oI. sb1s
sale and teia by ue ptoefet,r at No. Mqmy 81. is
Also be obtained u! the following respectable ugsI ~
Apothecafs. w: j. = Aspinwa. So WillHm ST.; Ross
& Co, ITO Broncway and III Astor House; WIN. Burrs
Courali st.: a. Il. q ID Sends 79 Fulton It A. r. SsD6s
Co. 23 Eroad~ way David sand. g. Co, u East Btoat-i
Israel Minor. 2li Fulton ST. j. Tnrnnt 20 Greenwich IT. 9
Colby 33i Pearl It j. J.. schbaiien. III Capul It.
CoddngtGn. ~ hudson IT,: T.. Chasteuey l5U Bowcry IL
Cotton - Beecker street.
Agent IN NEWARK. Z. K. T. Williams, 2l3 Broad 81
I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20

ANOTHER Coon SIGN.-We learn from The
National Eagle that another new factory is about
to be put in operation in Claremont, n II. for
the manufacture of cotton goods, and TO run sixty
looms. Thus, one after another, says the Eagle,
of the buildings erected in this village for manu-
featuring purposes, are being improved, all our
mechanics are employed, the two iron foundres,
which have been unoccupied for the last ten
years, are in full operation, giving employment tc
some dozen or fifteen hancs, and every branch Of
industry is foutis@ng in our beautiful and nov
busy village. When the two factories which arr
operation, nearly three hundred hands will b,
employed in them. The money paid for their
board alone will amount to something Like S45O
a week, most Of which will find its way into The
pockets Of our farmers Tor produce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20

~ We learn tina, the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad Company are actively engaged III
constructing a bridge scross the Schuylklll al
Port Clinton, to connect Ire Little Schuylkl Raj
road with ,ha, Improvement. The bridge. WI
learn, Will be completed this Fall This Will give
our Little Schuylkill friends the chance Of two
avenues to market. The Reading Company ere
rapidly increasing the number OF their cars on the
road, which produces corresponding increase OF
business ON the road. louisville pa Jour.