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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

LADY SUFFOLK with PorraitA Dissertation on Horse
Breeding, the Trong Horse of the United States
OHrUAsy NoucE or GEN. L. NJ FoRMA>, of Md. with
Curious History, derived from him. OF the Importation Of
Lindsev's Arabian.
TuRsip Culture IN EsGLANp-The Northumberland Plan
considered the best IN England) Described.
UNDER Of the grand Improvements In pro-
gress supply bread TO the increasing population OF Eng
land.
lskie srIoS-How conducted-lts valuable results stated
WArgs MEApows--How made and managed.
ENTOMOLOGY or, a Discourse on Insects
CANADA IHslLE-lllustraied.
CoNfAaArtyg VALUE of DIFFERENT KINDS OF SHEEP FOR
the Nav YORK FARMER.
On rsE PRESERVATION OF HEALIH-The good effects of
frequent bathing.
THr CAUSE OF EpucArIoN-As connected with Agricul-
lure In the Soulful Letter nom Thomas Aieck Esq Cor.
Sec q" the National institute 10 the Editor OF the Farm
ers Library)
AeMeuLrrSAL ASSOCIATIONS AND SoiENoE-Whai they
d,ins for Agriculture in England.
DRAINING TLsThe cheapest method OF Making and Burn
i1s Draining Tiles
LINE As A FERTILIZER.
ELscrxcIry Applied 10 Agriculture and Horticulture
EIcHrstNrH ANNUAL FAIR or The AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
Nsw-YoRX STATE AGRCUI TURAL SoCIETY-Caite show
and Fair for 1876 10 be held Utica September 10, H. H.
TINS ANEsCA~ FARNER-Bsumore.
Coop SIGNS FOR SOUTH.
PSiCEs CURRENT.
Watering Artificial Manures Agri-
Gu mra Inconsistencies The best mixture for hlng up
Wounds In Trees, Don't allow Rhubarb TO Seed
TERMS s. year Fire copies for $50. Single num-
eers 70 cents. Address
GREELEY & McEIRATH New-York.
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MORE CHEAP MUSIC.
I EONORA-Jasi Published, selections rom Fry
Re,ura 10 me- 81 Brother dear, sung BY Miss lncs.
An Doom.t M,d>n sung BY NJ seguin-
Grant NE one only hour. IN. pt Nr ffa1ef'
Al.o, Just published. eight songs and ballads BY Ihos
Moore or > cents
lively. Popular Qgickstep> IS ceutA
Ff-v-r Of Lovers ,ong> > Cts
Nine Favorr- POk-s . eta
Thirteen Popu ar Wstze-- > eta
Nelosi-- 81 I-~iaad. songs and pieces IS cts
Ng.ic u he Ethiopian serenaders Is cts
Flurf--.u F.vorit- Gsliopaf--- 5 CT.
Beauties Of La Norma > cis
PAR J. BoheuiAn OuL - ca
IL Bohemian GrL . ea
.IiI Boheuian GuL 5 eta.
Also a great variety in Pres
jy5o us FLRkElI CO. N bfsedWsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

Br-wefs Disull-rs, Dyers, OIL Re6ners Hatcrs CneH
-, &c Constantly hand, made 70 order, md ~ -.
10 eng guannsy. JOHN DARkX. n csnssanssI 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

s,Sr, neekman's Original Genuine Pulmo mic
in'' e~4vofaed remedy for the of eonsaint
'ous desscs ot the lungs. liver comp amt sno
81 c- be hsd usual the OLD established ofce
u, Proprietor. No ~. Courtsndsreet, door below
~r s"fnsr Of uwich-sret
Oul, Dear IN mind ths: No +si coursnd erect Is the
a. psco Ia the city Of New ORA where the genuine me
~~-ss co b obtained lJy1s is;f r. s. BEEKMAN.
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5ituations, 81. Uantf0.
uOU.EKEEPER WANrED.-A GrnrIru.n

IIOU~EkEEPERW ANrED.-A Cen,lem,, y ho
has recently losi MS wife i DESTROYS OF procuring III
d Lazy AZ H0us-se-per Toan Intelligent edu.
ra,ei person. whose csrac er and posOa -ci-fv on n
-nste her ~ -ne IA infHenre over hi. D.n-h
rr. ac1nfrftbie bone and fair reugnerato on o,rs :
Address 30. Pusf Orcr, With references. hicb
must ~ offh- m Fh.- resf-ci-p ~ 70
ntKTNEK ~ tNTEU.-A --ui.rIn.n 0f 700 80
1 acfer Who can command $50 cash. who would hk- An
opportunity 20 make 80 re first year. and slnolo0 in
ur wears IN the Parrt Medicine business Already e,tsb
.f.- ard In .1-r.--frl ures-un. hear OF an
4iT By Al re~.irE Ne'.-ls. Irnlre ufic- sl2 p
a .TKO>C. fesI-fy Ma. who CA 40 Almost INV
n hing. ou . 10 q-riciiar eAiins hAvng oern
Ter. wants ius'ant ernr - ne and can give he o- OF
---r-uc--. n res % X. I1nln- orhce. lus
WtNTtD---A yoans m.n with = cab capilal OF IN
w hundred and 81 " Two hundret dollars % enter into
r.rt-s AID mot, business. TINS = peiIng ,r-rrr
Address q C. a The oc- ~ tbs paper. stating - snS
WHERE m nferviev oan D. haf al PSF
XXrANTED-One OF iFo gentlemen % occnpv a neatly
w f.n-h.- room near Brnsiwsy 10 White 81 VIII o.
without breakfast an fes lnqura No 81 White - l.
WANTED an experienced person with a good
w general acquaintance a. acrve position IN DIV
Goods Jobeng House saisAe ory references given Ad-
Tres y J n r. H. or-c- aue2 ,ls'
4 TEACHER OK PHY>I,IAN.-A E-77I-a717
"A OF Collegiate -ni M-iic education. and h0 ha- *
0srencr Practitioner and a. Teacher. i de-rOus OF
obtaining situation caic1 or general teacher or 70 BE-
associated with some medical senie Of long practice
situation here or A. he South vi be accented "a - .rs
honorsb Address B. j. Leasing, l3 Chsmhes-.t
New York. iy.s 2veoii,'
SsO REWARD plain rosewood Box. about 10
.S.)O L. inches length whlch save from he
r I'd - house NJ = Broadway, corner " Morris stree
-m.-slg TIE above reward VII be paid FOR return of
d. Box (which - locked with - con enis 10 60 Broad
s.v 0r o. subscriber 4 suitable reward vii also
paid Tor Dressing Cases. git solar Lamp. mahogany
C.ocs marble top ii Centre Table, and Landscape
Paintings, or Any fihen.
L. J. :. CARPENTER - PAekrsn
.-O CANE on my premises, ha.i-seit-r Dog
~ which he owner car have by psyirg expenses
and proving properly Apply al ~ Chatham
street Tor farther Information IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

County Of Nesr- York IS. GIlBEsr HOPKINS Pr, sid-n
and Alfred Fraser Cashier beng duly sworn depos-
ha, the f1rs ing according 10 The
beet OF The N snow.edse and belize: ,
G. HOPKINS, President
A II. FRASER. Cashier.
Subscribed nd sworn 70 before me this frs, day OF Au
gust, lSsa ts2) w. {. WsrNoxE, Com. of Deeds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02
GREELEY 4 MoELRATH, New-Yol
r. The Rev. Matthew Hale smith, author

htVs VVU!TUtW HItIVI VI
lnvelsaism Renowned" Is expected 10 preach to-mor
row lSabhath evening, tie Rev Mr.. Haitelds church,
breomest OF RdgesL; ssryisss 10 commence al
oeOre O'CLOCK aul IL
u Independent Order Of Rechabites.-Grand
Hsfsha's Notce-The Aids appointed by the Tents. and
Brothers Joseph T. Sweet and Thos- NJ jenkins, Special
Ads 10 the Grand Marsa al his Office. IS Centre on
saturday evening Al O'clock receive their orders for The
IN INST WILLIAM i HASkETT Grand Marshal
JAY Sls, 1875 II
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" Mechanics, I,.ti,ute.-Ths regular

w necnantcs' l1stitute.-The regular monihiy
mcns ol ne Institute ul bee held IN the Lecture Room,
SS haii on Tuesday Evening, 5ih instant al O'Clock
On tn urnmenl Of the regular bus ness of the evening
Caucus Meeting Will be held for The domination OF OFF,
SEhS ana plht'IpaS tor the ensuing year Members
feeling interested IN the nomination of good and efficient
ne. are requested 10 attend punc,ually at O'clock
Sly order OF the Library Committee The Library Will
b CLOSED the mOnh OF August. take an inventory OF
The Books, a. Members having books out are requested
u rsin hem ana such members are IN arrears for their
dues nil pvase call The Institute and seule the same that
The fvfor the condition OF the Society ma, he as com
pee as possible. j.. MAPES, President
C. L. BsKRIrr, Actuary. su2 81
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MARTINS BIBLE.

MARTINS BIBLE.
~ PARTS-Price . Cenis-Psr seven Of this heauifu
! work published this day, containing splendid view o
the Runs ~ the Cir, Of >anaa Preparations max
part every weeks. and the publishers pledge
themselves complete the least possible IA,
% the execution OF work perfect will aini
Of They determined % make this edition Whist Thea
promised the mot beautiful publ shed. The steel.
and plates alone vii c'st forty h usani dolars ;,
costly publication has been sold low prc,
and probably never VIII be again
al D r. MARTIN A co N John ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

al, Scheuck's Pulmonic Syrup.-NoTicg-Ihe
6 o he sac VI mi. valuable Medicine mas been removed
~. ~ "a Ne. 4 Ceurtlsnd street
=. hstksAH Of ~ Cour,snd- st--et IL lons~r
~<"'h" th- e~-ur~ sh--~s. P1 WON'T syrrp au2gfos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02
wCIirchurh.s Tricopherou.. {

Ac Abeuce lie cy has pfese n v CLiStHVeH rom
sooner csuloniug he public from vie Cov>TsSftr # us
eeeofsed 'iaie, Tricopncrous for TIE human bar, and
several ladies and gentle m IA having hal their la
ee-oyvo BY A. use. under the impression mai as M,
.ae. Tie counterfeit has ttcu fosed on ne puoic IN
or Tie name and the imposior has arnrf sdrd 10 III
sesefi N by copying Cir hughs advertise menis, ooue
$50 directions for use, Ac &c. tsu> giving al me otI-
"Skp appearance of the genuine rrcopbcrOns
Ctcfughs Trcophe,os 10 secured the public by Let
aisnl o. the L. s. ana dares use the sselngte-
OF ~Aehhis mposed. Tho-e who wish 70 presefs'
y Par Al ohsvrve that Chrriughs principal Office Il no
ay up-sairs Of Fuo.--'fcci, WHERE e.. DIS
49, incseent to The skin The head are treated sue
wrapper Of each bottle his the Of the paicn'ee
c ssx tisrspcH." written II. without which u i
0oe1<fiell. au2 SITS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

ON SATURDAY
MILL BE PUBLISHED Dr. Lyelfs new ~ors, Travels
w ia North America lhe years lsi--i VITA Geooei-
ca O5.erv the Jl-c States. Canada and Nova
Scotia BY Charles Lyrl. RS. LID. SC. Cheap edi-
ton The vols !. pp as. beautifully printed n large,
clear type. the paper. Price 5 cents
e An edition vii be ssIei In few DAYS with srse
Map ard aes rolor-neaiy bound fol- cloth FOR 81 IS
Published and Tor sale by WILEY PUTNAM,
Is Broadway,
WHO HAVE JUST PUBLISHED
Hoods Verse AMI Prose. Part / 81, cfs.
ZsrhOs ses Tales. hy Parh- CDdwin. Part I. 50 cts
Leigh Huns ln.iicanr. Part T. 81 cts
Haxlu un fhe Drimauc Age uf Eizsbefh. - cts
Crescent and Crfss. by Wsrhrron Noe. a. al
EXTRAORDINARY ARRIVAL
xN-M TAYLOR. No AsOr II Use. has us; received
w per Csm1ra IN tn extraordinary short pas
sage Of eleven DAYS Al the Foreign Pictorial Papers, &c
40 The dale OF ssIirg. among others are.
usfrsfrd London News. July IL and 10
Pictorial Times, July y and H.
Lo1don Punch. July u and 10.
Dublin Nation.
B-ir. Life IN London
Ire Affeneuu.
The Spectator.
Weekly Dispatch
Literary Gazette &c &c.
Which coulain unusually interesting matter. both in Lite
raule and EuEravlngs Cal and see
sui WIN lAl LOk, No As'or Honse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02
= GRAND EXCLUSION Down Z

E&45 Harbor and Lower Bay, snordns p.sseo
gers fine view of the ocean, Sand, Hoos
f. IN h.,. the Forthc sfions aDd Scsn~ry ~ t~ Hsfrf
IA so,o vins tt@ Sea Bresxe The efssmes NkW-fOkks
Capt stone viii leave Thursday JAY sis sso On
Irday August d. from the fot II Delaney 81 81 fAnpsr
49,. c.h.r,or,st artsr before s. Csoaist garter past
I'd n er No 4 battery NJ r. a. hslfpsst for The s>o'e
srm,.,on-returning % The Guy ., sboui O'clock
Fare for the Excurson y oenu
ra.h. FOR lh~ Exeursoa FOR further information i,guifs
Al 1sa Pesr-sreec Op sus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

.6~ AGREAT SPOKT.-Orand LtcnFsiop
sa<a&SzjS 10 the Flaming Bsnks-tase fof The Exeas.
sion, 81 cent?, Children hail price The
.piendd steamer new YORK. Capt Stone, viii ~
loot " Delaney sue~t, T. Monday morning. Aagsst
TN ~ O'Clock Csihsrne Ferry, Brooklyn, qaSt psss
8; Msfksssuess n q bali Pc. Csaal susst 4 Ssr
Of g. and PIER No Bssisry oeiock foS ~ Ssbane
Banks % Sandy Hook, rvcarasg ths Guy sboats
Bal furnished gratis, and lines u anal clsfs~ 's
u Nussc u engaged. RsfreskneDD On board -, A..
Po~ bev inornafioa ipQnrs ~ - Heerr1 ~, :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

EXECUTORS AND
a DNrSISTRaTOR>' GUIDE-Just published. new
a eiIroo Of he Execuos-' AMI Admins rstofs Guide
conts ming tie revised saiue- friaing 70 WINS and Tess
,, ~, bu-on OF The Of lnie-tates ami rns
Rgs Powers ard Of anf A. illustrators
Win he la,..r an-ud rerts Published ard FER sale by
JAS>ES 4 BELL, Booksellers and Stanonefs
- ia >sssa1-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02
DELI CHIT e., ~ E = ~, hSss

Es4-E down he Lower Boy and u sandy Hook
~ La bt, sd"fdlng pSssSnesrs . hns WV
te Ocean rbe Highlands Of Sey,..ns, and lr esests
scenery rofc Of the baSbor. well - "a ~rcsi
nj opportunity of enjoying h~sy md reffeshtrs See
grerze aer u business " the day The new and eosnm
sous steamboat DELAWARE, Csp, r. n smith, On bat
rt.y Afternoon Alx ID will he foot Of Waref -
n Il AZ 2osloek; Hsmmond.s y. = q kaif peet o.
CLOCK, Canasl at q1arter before Msskets, T. quar-
r p.s 81 AMI pier No. . n hal: past s0eloct making
he above EXCURSION, returning the riiy by half pes o.
cog Yar- for The whole excursion, 2, cents IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

TO TEACHERS

THE attention of Teachers Scnool Commiitees, and al
others engaged Ia The Of education, Is invited to
OF the merits Of The Young American, or
BOOB ot Government and Law showing their History, Ma
iurr and Necessity. BY : Goodrich Peter Parley.l
This wors has passed through editions and
received the highest eucomums from the Press aad other
90. ingiished sources Puhii-hedh by
jyjll IT RNER \ HAYDEN, 10 John-t nsar Broadway.
-ar.. a..nrm-nl d, --n. BOOK. rln--AnIy ON hand
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NEW ENGLISH BOOKS

DER CAMBRIA ,-,- 49,
L L-,;-rs Of VI frchonr-s Of brogho, u ~.
Cureton'. Epi.tes Of Ignarus, = -
Hntysou'. /. eciures he Acts - %
K.rnaway'- sermons. - -
Hereford Charge , g., .,
Mvrtle's .tory Book for he Seasons, lsPrngb-l
Pnsev's Sermon.
Mole. 10 Maitland's DARK Ages
Howe. Horsce ~ "a
Mackenzie On he Eye
Tvrr.I 90
H1pt-I,. Illustrators Of Shakespeare. 2yols
Wilson's Poems vols
>miffs Fru1- ana FArnscsA
Ransin's Hal early Abstract vol /
Cherlhini GA Counfrrrrtn'- : Fv-
Hsnt Book OF Life A--lreI
IL PKEss--W0rsssortr pay
nsa no fas ga D. APPLETOy co.
.,s - es Broadway.
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FARMERS LIBRARY.

LECTURES TO FARMERS ON AGRICULTURAL
CHEMISTRY BY ALtxASoER PETzhoLDr. tCon-
cluded.)
SECTION TWO (Contnuedl.
LECTURE Source Of the Carbon Of Plants Whence do
Plans derive their Csrbon-from Humus' or the Car
bonic Acid Il The Atmosphere,
LECTURE .. The Orggen hydrogen and Nitrogen Of Plants
Source ~ these Elements Of Plans and of the sulphur and
Phosphorus
Lscruas 10. The Inorganic Constituents Of PiantsAshes
LgcruRs II; The Ashes Of Plants
sEcTIoS THREE.
LECTURE r. Fallor Introduction the Practical Section
ofn- Course The Nature. Use and Effects OF Fallow.
Ltc1URE 10. Rotation Of frOps
LECTURE II. M1nures General Remarks upon Manures
aud Manuinp Division of Msnures into Vegetable, An
ina and Mineral Manures
LsoruRE Is; Vegetable Manure. Green Manure, Hunus,
A.h-s Of Plants Wood. &C.
LECTURE IS: An,mal Manurss FGces. Urine-her Origin.
Dane Pondrete Bones, other Animal Manures. Urine,
Gaspo, Salts Of Ammonia
LscruRt II Mineral Maauyes Lime, Srlphurc Acid,
Gypsum various Sails. Mari Irrigation
LtorUkE IS; Summary and Conclusion.
APPENDIX Guano
GLOSSARY.
~ PRINCIPLES OF AGRICULTURE. By Albert
Thar-Our next Republication See page 100 Farmers
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100 CANAL sTREET-1oo.

TITI',
full pheric pressure principle; guaranteed
discolor or decay by bUskEY THOMPSON,
au2 I'm Dental Surgeons, 100 Canal-t
NAYS PATENT Corrugated Suspender-.--Being
- told daily hy individuals who have been taken H.
hearing from all quarters OF the decomposition ri the many
I'm 'aions sold IN market without The makers A.
tarhed would therefore give notice that all OF my
facure have my attached 10 Tie Box or Bundle and
Suspenders marked warranted not 10 decompOse
o. separate. HORACE H. DAY
knXhurV India KunI.r Co . Mallen lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

~ Seventh Ward Bank-QvARrERLy REPosr-
Settlement show ing The condition OF the Seventh Ward
Bank Of the City ofNewYork the morning OF the day
| Of August, lSsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

ID. ID. NASH. Auciop-cf. store Is FUTON sr"s-
I AW LIBRARY, &c.-THiS DAY. Saturday,
lO olOck At ls9 Fulton street, bv virtue of mort age
Law LIBRARY, eontainirg about 40 yolumes Also,
D. IS. Office tables. carpet chairs. NC.
BOOKS AND PRiNrs- Also under execution, euantty
ri .ala.hlr ,nlscesns Books and Frns
lDNDAY-Exscutor- Sale Of Funiurr.-M 10 3c'ock
on Chh street order Of James Harper, ESQ hxeco'
iof ri he estate of Pamela L.mplin. deceased "
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MEDIcI SERIES OF ITALIAN PROSE.

DANE 4 BURGESS Newly 1rs, viii pubiish on Mon
day The Challenge Of Bareite. an Historical Romance
of the Times the Medic by Azrglo, ransst, by C. Ed
ward Lester. author OF Cory and Shame OF Eng land,
&c. Price 81 cents.
IN PRESS,
The Florentine Histories, by Machiave'l
The Citizen ola Republic. by Ceba, Genoese.
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NiBi.U> t.AkDtN.-N" fV>sivte neus a. shl-
abi.hnrnt on account of the weslher. the Grand
Entrance from Broadway the Ssooa Is protected, and
he New saloon which ventilated from the top and sides
car enclosed moments notice Doors open Al Per
ormance to commence At s. Tickets " cents Saturday
Evening. August A.-rEe performance viii commence
with Overture Poichinele. Aner which. the Bold
nragoon-- Hannb.l Fuzee. NJ Psciie. New rsmbourne
Pa de De1S BY Misses Celeste and Psrungton- AMER
which the Acrobat Family Wi appear To conclude with
ne Donslf B.sifei kp.,ui-Du, inner Pipes. Mr. Plscife
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,I,UE ART WEAVING. A~ork OF urea

10 the tnuscturer fully Illustrated with Three
Hundred Engravings W od and steel. by Clinton G.
G row. Practical Weaver aud Manufacturer. published
volume Of oOO pages. has been
highly recommended by the n-t Manufacturers and Prac
Weagers various portions of the country many OF
whom that single contain information worth the
hole price OF the book. Published and for sale by
iy29 i~DSW GEO ID. BALDWIN. IS Spruce ST.
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ttOI Mt BVOk>, FaVtT, aNl s-lIu1rIy- Ham
~ cs LCurel, Manufacturers % Blank Books Mani
fold Writers. Crc0n Ink, &c &C. invite the attention Of
country merchants and Others their
Foreign and Domestic Stationery, embracing every sr
Gle both fancy snd staple BOOkOf every possible description
suitable banks public Offices merchants and for private
Psper-Foolscap Packet Post Letter ruled and plain
very Thin suitable for me postage law. Note pa
per- letter and enveops AL of winch offered
tie lowest prices.
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,nEETH, TEETH.-Dr H. Wells. - N-frrn 81 l.
l nos introducing important Improvement Ia NE ar
s~ing Tr.h hch he il de-Irus Of maxim. sno~ rN-t
4, hi. 90 expense persons WHO couien paie hANin
cen nsere 81 pivo- are Respectfully invited 70 e' a.
-ssnne the nature OF LIS improvement before Lawns ~
chsrscir rsed with fairness, 10 say ~ rsst VI Ne'
shO Is the inventor " this new system IN ocrrihs rs -
vices 10 the citizens Of yewycrk wlever am TO SCI suie
y upon principles Of truth and bonor and Is deseu ia
bose who secrp Of his proposition VIII do 50 vil s. s'
feeling Of obls anon U~ ses
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-07-22

The Kalida Venture thinks it is time that the
Central Committees of this Senatorial and Repre-
sentative district, be doing something towards
calling Conventions. We have no objection; let
Conventions be called to meet about the middle
or latter part of August. We would suggest De-
fiance as the most central and proper place for
holding the Representative Convention. Kalida,
we suppose, is the most central spot for the meet
ing Of the Senatorial Convention, and have there
fore, no objection to its being held there.--Def-
Gnce Democrat.
We have no strong objections to Defiance as the
place for the meeting of the Representative Con-
venton, though, as before stated, we prefer Char
loe. However, Mr.. Knapp, of this county has ad-
dressed Mr.. Leland, of Williams, and Mr.. Jack
son, of Henry county, the other members of the
Central Committee, and we presume time and
place will be promptly agreed upon by these gen
tlemen, and the Convention called. .a
In relation to the Senatorial Convention por-
tion of our Democratic friends in Mercer and Van
Vert counties propose and would prefer Sec. 10
on the line of the Canal-but from letters receiv
ed from different parts of the district, should
Judge that Kalida will be preferred by large
portion of the Democracy.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-07-22

AcouIrTAL OF CALEB J. McNULrY.-Mr.
McNulty late clerk of the House of Repre-
sentatives, charged with embezzlement of
the public funds, has been acquitted in the
first case brought to an issue, which contain
ed three counts-the first charging feloni-
GUS conversion Of the sum Of $3.50 of the
U. S. to his own use-the second feloni-
GUS investment of the like sum in property
the third, with having embezzled like sum,
by loaning il TO one Thomas Moody.
There are yet five other indictments
against him, the tlial of which have been
postponed until the December term of the
court. Judge Dunlap refused a motion
made to reduce the amount Of bail, and he
is still held in $4,000 for his appearance to
answer the charge Of Embezzlemeut,-Bal-
timore Pat. of Saturday.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-07-22
Fl aArsps.e For the Kaiida Venture.
Celebration Of the 4th of July.
HARRISON, Henry CO.. july I3. I84

l., HARRISON, Henry CO., July i3, l845.
Dear .Mackensie: You will excuse d short ac-
count, even at this late day. of our celebration on
the fourth. The day was beautiful, as the 4th
usually is, and the citizens of Damascus and Har-
rson came out in numbers, and with an enthusi-
asm highly gratifying TO every lover of his coun-
try. The Hon. A. Stebbns acted as Presi-
dent, and d. j. Rugg, Esq, as Marshal Of the
day. The services of the day were opened by
Rev. Mr.. Stillwel. The Declaration of Indepen-
dence was then read in his usual elegant style,
by the Rev. H. H. Todd; the Grafton was deliver
ed by WI. jackson, Esq., after which from one
hundred to onehundred and fifty ladies' and gentle
men partook of rich repast furnished for the oc-
casion by our friend Mr.. Patrick. After the re.
past was over, and We had duly cheered the ap-
propriute toasts which were offered on the occa-
sion, we repaired to the dancing room,
"Where all that were young, and thought it no sin,
Stepped light to the notes Of the sweet violin"
We have the warnlest kind of weather-thanks s
to fine shower for relieving us-hcalth and crops
good-business tolerable, &c., &c. .'@
a-ae. Yours, s...- N. A. G.
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And at my Office in Napoleon during the ba-
lance of the time until the Goth Of December.
The following are the rates of taxes for the
present year: State and Canal, 7 mills on the dol
lar valuations County, 5 mills; Road 8 mills,
Bridge IA mills, and school mills-making in
the whole 23a mills on the dollar valuation.
In the Townships of Flatrock and Freedom,
mill; Napoleon, q; Harrison /, and Liberty
mills are levied in addition for township purFo-
ses. t c.tr .i
Also, in Napoleon and Freedom mills; in
Fatrock; in Harrison, and in Liberty are le-
We'd for poor purposes. s Z34N W
Also in Rdgeville, Pleasant, Harrison and Ii
berty mills are levied for school purposes.
d. HARLEY, Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, Henry CO., Ohio,
Napoleon, August |, l845. 6w23O
N B. Supervisors can Obtain road certificates
by applying to their respective Township Clerks.
...r a-..I..r - d. II.