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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
5y-EofsEz, MONDAY sEoEsNasa, sAoUARg 90 1sa5.
LUTHERAN cavseu ~ TIE L. srArEs.-Ac-


cording to a ste,craen; n he Lutheran St1nd45d,
the Lutheran church vas introduced into tbs
country IN The year l743, By Rev. Hfr. Muhlan-
b:.g, who emigrated from Germanr and estab-
lished himself n Pennsylvania. Tta Lutheran
Church in Inc UnitedTSiates IS composed chiefly,
but no, exclusively, of Germans and their &C.
scendants. For considerable period j; was
supplied by ministers from tae parent country
It's congregations are located in nearly all the
States, but are principally found in Penusylva-
MA, New-York, Ohio, Aarylsnd, Virginia, and
North and South Carolina. The aumbsr OF It's
congregations is about l,i00, and lis ministers
only about $50.
Connected with the Lutheran Church is the
College at Gettysburg, Pa. and fosr Theological
SaE1inaries, one az Hartwick, \. Z. one at Co.
lunbus, Okio, and one ct Lexingtn, S. C. -Four
pePerr, exclusively religious two N the English
and two in the German language, are supported
by the denomination. The cau-ch is divided
into nineteen SynoGs, which again are divided
into Conferences. The General Synod ia constl,
tued by representatives,, ministers and laymen,
from the local Synods. The only Lutheran
churches in New England are orc in Bss:on and
one in Marlborough, Maine
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

VERMONT TIE Fi2sr TO DECLARE iYDErEN-
DEsce.--N'e learn from the interchangeable Anti
qas;ian, that the frsi declaration Of the Inde-
pcndence of Newt Connecticut, (alias Fermon,,)
has besn found, bcaring daie anterior 10 that of
the famous Mscklehbarg declaration. Vermont
then must haze the houo- Of being the first 20
declare independence. We hope TO get "a sight
at this document ere long
Montpelier (vt.) Watchman
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

ACoSTRAsT.-ln one OF the New Haven papers
there somo details shout toe elegaBcies OF New
York at New Year's. The writer says:
Certain iewele, in Broadway r.ta.d behind their coun
ninety dol,n Soy 90 This evening, near the same
sole, are ssn seated two wTelchei looking with
enacIaied inisnu IN then aims begging for bTend"
The ssmc writer saws:
" fans to-day in sncy shop valued at 81 bu, another
hun hn, them high $50 sl(0 They beautifully
ensented with precious aud sblonS mirrors of the
cal aud ivory tablets The side efthe handle
To the Editer Of IAs Tribune:
SIR | cut the above from your paper of the 1lth
inst The writer in the New-H Haven paper is not
we'll versed in ths mysteries OF New ork, as tine
following authentic statement will show. A few
months since, clergyman was frequently visited
by female who unilormly brought in her arms an
infant clothed in rags, and go poor aud emaciated
not be many days prolonged To use his
PRESTON its hands seemed as destitute OF flesh as
an eagles claws. After suitable relief mad been
furnished the little sufferer in the way Of clohipg
he ,he clergyman) while on visit TO parishioner
was asked 10 go with the lady Of the house 10 see
fring sksiefo, in the person Of the identical chtid
that he had before relieved He found it in the hands
OF another mother, und clothed in rags as when no
FIRST saw il. He inysslg gated the matter and found
that the child was starved for the purpose OF being
used as capital in beggiug-that four different fe-
males used it for tss purpose, each using different
streets TO exhibit IN; and all claimed il as their
own. They cleared by the operation aboutsix dol
lars per week. The writer in the New Haven pa
per may be assured that little or nc suffering for
food and clothing exists in Nsw-York. w
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
terriDlc Of al atJedsss,
'ONSIThi pTION or THE LIN


CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
nR. FOLGER'S OLOSAONIAN, OR ALL-HEALtNG
i BALSAM.-s your rest broken by slOus AID trouble
,ome Corgk? HIVE you Pam The Side. accompanied
with SOrtness Of Breat4. and other alarming symptoms
winch aad you 10 fear that wi became tpc vetm oil
Consumption Ilersis Remedy a, band viii check yGnI
Cough relieve the pain and sOlen5si your chest anu specify
restore you health, Are suffering from 4sttraa? Iy
this wonderful remedy. Read the following of cuEes
which II has performed within Shc.t uTe
Grid HendcrsOg. ca Lag st street reduced very oN
o. tedious cough and bteans AZ The lungs. lie had tired
various temees without benefit nnd h, phyician. had nbsn
dsnet the hope of doin- hun any good Although ho had
hectic fever anG night sysn bottle OF tins great remedy
restored HIM entirely 20 health.
GOrre f Hays rel eyed by two bottles OF the Gloss
onl.n. although weak al ;he time he commenced using IL
that h. could walk. lie couEhed ncessany his din
Guilty OF breathing such tEat he Could only walk few
time, and hs night Eweats were dreadful In Two
week. from the commencement O his using the medicine hs
walked yY ease down t1 office and III weski lie waS
lie able attend TO his buslnes. AGAIN
f. IqJln ESQ 90 Pike street, was cured Uf .istsnd y hl
hottie of the Olo,sonian. lie had nat lam down bed for
than ten m.nhS He has had recurrence o the
d.,en,e now moro than five months.
Ms Archibald. 30 West street. was cured ci fsthuf ni
yca standing by hnf bottle. and declares 1t 10 be the beet
medicine the world. She had U=-d various other remedies
without the least benefit
Th,,and OF might be given To show the efficacy OF
tins Remedy iorc than twcn;y years eLpersncs III !S use
h.s proved tine ou1ciia remedy ~ le Woia iuf
tl.. cue OF the atOve mentioned diSease,.
For sale Only igj Nassau sce;, one door nso"a Ann
.u.'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

DoUAy B,BLE.-We have received the 18Th and
,6,b numbers of tbs new and beautiful edition Of the
n,uay Bible, now in course Of publication by e.
DrsIGAs, No. Isl Fulton street; tho former con-
aiming an admirably designed and highly oyoa-
mental engraving Of famiy circle" engaged III the
.,udy Of the sacred volume; with sufficient space
,ssigned for The Parents Register" This edition
70, up under tho sanction o; Bishop Hughes, aud
!, of the several Catholic Bibles published in the
United States at The cheapest and hnndsolnest.
pr;co 12l cts per number.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

mr sLAwRIE TopD, or the Settlers in the
Woods by John Cali, with Preface by Grant
Thorburn, has been published by Farmer and Dag
eers 30 ADn-strcet.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
For The Tribune
Protestant Episcopal Seminary.

Mr.. EDIToR-l am very sorry to see IN your Pc
per Of this morning a communication signed Jona-
than, and headed in capitals, HE TRIAL AT THE
Protestant EPISCOPAL SEMINARY. A moments
reflection must have prevented its publication. Il
is monstrous that every act of discipline IN our Col
leges is 10 be blazoned 10 the public eye, with the
names Of the young men who are the subjects OF IL
Lock al the injustice that would Glmost always he
done even 10 The offender! How would you feel
were your own son thus published? ? And how is
punishment aggravated III such way? Fer iD-
stance, if private admoni.on is the sentence, some
pryng title-tattle Jonathan quadruples the smart
by printing it. envy not the principles and heart
Of the student of Theology who could forget his
duty to- and proper feeling for, the School where he
is kindly and gratuitously taught, and perhaps led
teo, snd hasten TO write the account OF the dongs II
the Seminary that you have published 10 be COPIED
into all the newspapers in this city OF gossips. The
The doctrines held by student at the General
Theological Seminary are not inquired OF by the
Faculty. That matter concerns TIE candidate ior
orders when he applies for them and is examined by
his diocesan. Ii is the duty oi rha Faculty 10 in
struct and ins; and If neediul discipilns has been
adlains;ercd it must have been for sonsihlng eise
than holding opinions OF any kind The kindness
of clergyman in giving temporary shelter III ms
house 10 one of his fock who knew net where 10
90 is so nsidiously added at the end OF the coninu
nication that Jonathsns motives for it are made ap
parent But care not how these matters may b.,
and protest uCainst all such Information 20 the pub
lie unless authorized by the government OF the
School or College concerned, and then i. will be
good cause. CIvIs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

E- sRrvrLAr1oss OF LONDON by Ainsworth,
i. .commcnced in No. XII Of Judd & Co.'s Reposi-
rory of tiodsrn English Romance.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
New Z ufk.

D J. Smith Dodge. upon ms arrival n Washington % open
office Surgeon lcntst, presented 10 cr'5 rOm
several trends New, ,Nor, of t9 highest espsc;aly and
standing containing the strongest aud anst favorable tcSt
moUH botHs the excellence ut h private charactcf. and
III. superior professional qualifications Iheae s1tsnciory
eyilece. The man Hal tha ~utst induced az To
eresce tho professional services Of Dl. p7ise Ter
family ent my vi,e ond mySai -ha ir.i lcfiona
eyucrerrc Fti equally i1yuubc testimony hls
favor as cen,egnu and sAiu Dentist ihl' it,tauon%is
gwen ~ me, well m o1jcHci 10 the earnest 'cld
tiol ul rsspccn6- and wodhy friends IN Newly who
many year, experienced the skill AMI fidelity u ths
Doctor i profession, ny convictions ~ hli per-
snrri nr,i l-af f-sienrl r-arit SliNS WRIGHT.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

TIE GEOLOGY OF Nswa4lAMPsHIRB.--The Re
port OF Or. Jackson upon the Geology OF New
Hampshire, proves that State TO contain en unex-
pected amount of mineral wealth. There can be 10
better demonstration of the value OF State eieolo-
gcal survey than the facts contained In This report.
Much is due TO the perfect knowledge OF his subject
which DR.. Jackson possesses aud bis unSearied in
dustry and great cncrgy united, enable him 10 make
most excellent reports. single fact Ike tine
shows what this report has done for New lamp
shire. In the town Of Bartlett there was LOCALITY
considered worthless, but DIR. jackson discovered
on this lot an iron mine Of excellent quality in ore,
and inexbaustbls in amount; IL has been geld since
for 1000. In Eaton veiu Of zinc ore was dis
covered, more abundant than that OF Bristol, Eng
land The mine will furnish zinc sufficient 10 sup
ply all New Esgland At Warren there is copper ore
OF rich character, end in such quantity as TO war
rant mining operations; it contains "a per cent OF
copper, while the richest ores of Cornwall do not
contain more than IL per cent. In Jackson the first
vain of tin that has come TO light in the United
States was disco7ered; the ore is sufficiently abun
dalt to pay for working.
The lead ores Of Eaton and Shslburne have
been found TO contain sutficiency of silver to
warrant their being wrought for that metal lhe
lead of Eaton contains two pounds, and that of
Shelburne three pounds of silver to the ton. TIE
silver may be separated from the lead without
difficulty, by processes described in the Report.
II is believed that no State can boast of so large
acatalogue of metals as New Hampshire. With.
cut regarding the metallic bases of the earths and
alkalies, there are found in New Hampshire sew
enteen metals, viz: iron, zinc, copper, lead, tin
antimony, silver, gold, molybdenum, manganese,
chrome, tilanium, cadmium, cobalt, arsenic, tung-
stem, uranism.
We gather these facts from tho Portsmouth
Journal. TIE brilliant results which have fol
owed this survey add new lustre to DR.. Jackson's
Celebrity az q Genlnuist
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

II A THAsKselvlNe SERMON on Political anc
Social Economy, by Rev. WIN. 5. BALcH, Uni
rersalist Clergyman OF high standing, has been is
sued from the New World press.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

The GovERNoR's MEssAoE.-A friend OF ours
met u prominent ofice-hoder the side walk, one
hour previous to the srrival of The Governors Mes
sage, lasy week, when some conversation ensued as
10 its srobsbls characer--.' What il it going 20
be z" was our ilornant's inquiry. DO MT know
replied the official bu, ihi"g can tell YOU, nj
any rate-.t Kill BE- short! What SftdS Wright
has 10 say. he can sag in rery Je,e tcofeiS
What Il lugubrious aspect must have stolen over
,hs, oiice-holder's visase when he unfoldsd the
ample dimensions of this Executive Communca-
ton and found that he had been writing moderate
d,,o,e.imo Western State Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

SANDWICH IsLANDS-The following statistics
from the "Friend,' temperance paper published
at Honolulu, one Of the Sandwich IalsnSs, ere in
tersStDg, coming as they do from newborn ration :
The official value of the yearly consumption of
goods is given Mt sl7l,565, paying TO Government,
in dn,ica, $5,27O "a. Nett revenue Of the gdom
in 1343, $4,000. Expenditures, $4,000. Public
debt $4,000. Amount Of money ia circulation at
Honolulu, $50,C00 Amount of bi!ls negotiated for
supplies TO whalers and mes war, v,riously eSt-
mated from $l37, 900 TO 100000. Rato ofexchange
on Europe and America, from Is 10 90 per cent
Product of sugar about 600 tons of nolassss, So
O0O gaIlons paint oil, le,Ce0 gallans.
What is now eminently needed at these Ielsrds,
is that devoted laymen, of the different professions
and trades, come and settle here on purpose 10 do
coed not with ,hs selfish design Of anrchiDg theu-
selves, but with Tie disntoresied intention OF bene-
6ting the nation, by teaching the useful arts indus
trous habits, and ways CT developing the physical
resources of civilized life Such men, with tbs vr
tues of economy, prudence and thrift, could any
where get livelihood, and they could every where
do great good.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
Thiees IN phI;ndelphia.
Correspondence Of The New YoTk Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. u.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. u. P. II.
The BRiGHr PICTURE. WILL THE FEBRUARY
INTEREST EE PAID THE Legislature of Pennsyl-
vaui--n; leaet one branch of i-has passed bill
which directs TIE interest due upon the State Debt
in February 10 BE- paid '!out of any moneys in the
Treasury net 0Gter1rtse appropriated;;" but the
great difficulty is, tha sseh moneys cannot accord
ing to jon Ham, be found in the Treasury.
According to the Report of the State Treasurer,
the interest due on helst OF FrbFuaryis is folows
On funded principal ss73 SIS %
On funded g $50 81
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

GNEETa.-I. SMITH DOG,E, a Bond street, offers his
friends and The public an eiilc new method o! asieans
artificial teeth. Il IS o his own invention. secured by letters
patent and used BY hlmelf onl, IN tii- cty.
From Hon. Sls Wright, L.. : Senator from the state OF
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
Card for tho sevspau.r pre.s.

l! is becoming daily more and more Obvious that
the greatest advantages Of popular meetings and
eloquent phianthropic addresses to result from
judicious reports of them made through the News-
paper Press. The important proceedings OF tas
II. Y. State Sabbath Convention at Saratoga, of,hc
American Board Of Foreign Missions at Worcester,
of the National Sabbath Convention at Bel;imore,
and Of other great meetings oi kindged character,
by being thus published through many thousand
channels, and carried 10 ali classes have exeyted an
influence on ih7 nation und the general cause Of
Philanthropy which the best minds have not ailed
most highly 10 appreciate, and which has been no.
tced by muitudes with deyoui gratitude.
4 correspondent OF the n. Y. Observer for lest
week, we'll known for his eminent regard for lie
cause OF virtue aud national morality, writing from
one OF the Western States says, twhat is alike gp-
p!icable 10 many other sercrs " Your repart OF The
National Sabbath Convention al Baltimore is reed
with great Interest, Gud appears 10 be doing much
good Df. Notts taree seFmons 10 the labsring men
ot the United States, which he delivered Oh lhe
Lords day previous 20 the Convention, and the
taken BY the religious and secular presses Of
our country, are spoken Of with peculiar approba-
;on, and are in various ways promoting the great
and good cause"
Another correspondent Of the same journal says
" in looking over the secular papera oi late lave
been greatly pleased to observe the interest which
their conductors manifest in the religious move.
religious Intelligence in own and from tureign
lands, arc published with apparent satisfaction"
And in perfect harmony with the foregoing, it IL
we'll known that One, whose appreciation is above
ell price, has said, 10 that 1rhich GOOD and ou
shalt thare praise 0ftbe same"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

J AN CsRD-i'otLECTtoN or Drrrs IN THE NoRTH-
IL Wgsr-E 3. WASnGLR RNE. Attorney At Law, Ga
len uOs VIII give his attention 10 the collection of dsbs
lre New Yotk Merchants Cuena, Rlckionl and Rock
Island. Limos: n Du Buqne. Iowa; n Paleyls Poics.
Prairc du Chien. Mineral Point and Madison, Wisconsin
Kser 10 d. \. CusHMAN X Co.; DORENUs, suYnAa *
NrynN New. York 81
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
The way thoy mean to do 1t.

The following extract from the Emancipator,
he leading Liberty Party Journal of the coun.
ty, reveals the purpose of thatparty to disregard
al the admissions of the early Abolitienists in
nspect to the non.e1istenco OF any power in the
General Government to NEEDLE with Slavery in
he States, and all their pledges TO confne their
nerations to the use OF peaccablc means aicne !;
md shows their determination TO abolish Slavery
hy force and piolcncc in every part of the coun-
ty, in defiance Of the Constitution, whenever
hey acquire the power to do SO. Mark the words
Tnted in Italics:
"Let them (he Wings and Democrats) distinctly understand
hat OF the baiobor leads of the cartridge
hT We opposed 10 International war; aud believe TINT
Christian nation would need 10 fight ofensrey and de-
TO establishment of justice all hazards so that II 1t were
2o~bIo for Slavery exist Ia this Union alter the oppOnsn
Ge .ysiem had assumed tie o Government. should
tarer Of u,,Rg tte 7hpHed 0t the RGf'ea 20 put
tax any longer e General Government not hact
sorer 20 abolish SdCsry The rhoe country. when the
vcocracy giving power To annex 10 Us n the slavery o
Texas. und Cuba and Brazil II has that power. or II >n
r moment n. 10 live IL that else To estn
h justice and The domestic tranquility thing which
Is utterly Incapable OF doing
Fortunately this avowal comes at u sufficiently
early day TO operate as waning TO the true
friends of Freedom not 70 confer power upon a
party which stands ready 10 ,rample the Const'
tuition under its feet and involve the Country in a
Civil War.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
THE TRIBUNE

TEE WESTMINSTER REVIEW for December
has been republished by Leonard Scott & Co. ll2
r,,,op street. 1t contains miro articles, O; which
The following are the titles - Lord Stanley, The
Hesitation of 1874 Life and Correspondence OF
THOMAS Arnold D. D. Poems by Elizabeth Bar
rstt The Influence Of Arstocraciss,' Travels IN
Abyssiuia and Kordofan,' Proposed Railroad be-
,us.n Cairo and Suez,' Mscgregor's Commercial
satisfies Lii. of Lord E!don.'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

Os- Graham IIouse-Ne,v Arrangement
ROSWELL GOSS inform: hrs friends and tie public tla; ne
has enlarged HI. BO.4RDkN(f ESI.4BLiSH.nENi J,
known rs the Graham House S3 Bgciny.stfcs h. adding 10
the adjoining house. and prepared 10 accommodate tran
sieH permanent BOarters the most favorable terms All
friends Of Temperance desiring guiet home, and freedom
from The fumes OF nlrooi and tobacco are invited u paonle
ts hon.. The Vegetable System, Th the choicest selection
n fruits &c wfch the market nlni Will be S:.ctly Gihc ied
b; table will be served FOR these who prefer the ordinary
mode, mixed cct.
Colon Shower. y;arm ard Colt Baths. ffee,
o5 If ROSWELL GOsS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

$4,000 DEATHS BY CONsU@PTIOS
EouM perhsps be smaN estimate for tie rarages
Of ihis dreadfu} diseaSs :a single year;
Msn Gdd N. fearful catalogue ef those
cptOf6y Inflammation ctMcLpRss,
Hemorrhege, asthma, Coughs,
Influenza, Bronchitisaad
other diseGses Of
THE LUNGS AND LIVER,
And the lat wOu np5an. proof OF the fatality OF
these two class-s of diseases.
Sut that nearly NJ! o this t;eod wnste
ofbUDan lie NIGH, have been prevented by timely u'e o
Dir. WiSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
The greatest remedy discovered By for al deac1
Of trg pulmonary organs produced by cold and chsngeabe
cllmatea.
Scores OF cases have come to our knowledge where hep
tent Ind been given mp die Of ConsumpOna beyond the
reach medical aidbut who by the Of this Wild Cherry
Basam have been speedily restored 20 complete health.
u well kHOws clergyman recently lett ths school
she siicndng-beng adviied thot she die of Con-
,usptonto return to her home wishing to spend her lew re-
naming DAYS with her friends. b. she was M
duceG take Wgr, B.'nn of Wild Chsrry by winch she
entirely cured IN ilort tze ana returned 20 her school
with llght heart md renvl .arnted health.
BY application olhce, farther particulars OF this and
otter remarkable cures wi! be clieeI;ully gwen.
AlaGy the distinguished physicians ni thu city and
RrooiyG give this BaSam their unqualified approval Why
should they not ? II Is every where hailed 81
"NATTRES FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION"
being formed from chemical of Wild Cherry Bark and
Tar, simple, but powerful Ingredients OF Natures own
Laboratory.
All who have u,ad this wonderful compound concur tes
tying that the 0icacou remedy known.
pnncpnl Office - lnn.it New iC. Sod ul,o by Agents
III ali payt. Of the mon. ~ 6n'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

HfRS. ROBINSON, from Elizabeth stlcst, Fashionable
lfE CLea Sarcher - Mercer sgee i doof Hhsve Sang
street Taie,on und Erbn,lersi Dresses, Lac-s Fseach
Worked Cspes, Collars &c. made to look equal to new.
Shrwls. Slks Neruo. Table Coven, Silk Hose. cleaned
IA The .1s manner !; lin'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

wR1gUaR sooA BEEDEhx,
30. ! ssEucr sTIszy,
TCIag STORY.
GATLGEH = ALEEAsDEG,
-Aga pfepg:cf 10 e<ssue Riad,ag fer POoKSSiL&GS.
PUBLIC LlbbARlt15 sad private lntlvdC@s.
~ g. Particular cti9atipc prid rcbiHdin; Old Books: c
fodi5sE, Ec;lc ;Is in sot style G6d al reasonable c.s
PeTroni visiting the city :vs .hsu book rebound at
;tc-t -c.ice. n
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

sesy., HULl'1 TRIGssIs Nnt,r- % iiDniurrd Per-
n ~$;AsDn3.-f0rsuns uficpd Wia Dupure. lHlY rely
u 81 Sunun the best int!neaal n the world ulirIs.
SafSt ysn application 81 .ia o'rtt No Fci9y ,t'e1t.
FsS either Of tb, aEruls ~ tlP puncppi tnwns
Is. limited nies BE careful the bHck pph of
IIp's Yris. 10 see they sfc esjpHcd!y NHuip wrgqg.
None 70 geaGa be relied upon good without his
sgna,iIe ...,. ,,u,
rair,-.rd 'fu.ysa and luusuU jl7uicd upon csnse
nurrca These git-us Cguuut be clisd upon Trey afs
made hy uu iu nlcs ,Gd better than TIC ofdi
nary Tius,e5.
Fooaq have been fitted % at No gccy street, orc'iTsy
ar liei niyns separate en'arcs from the bufnes depnr
nert where Il anale "a ~ cOn't1nt attendance 10 wus UPON
,,,.,, , niltf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

ss LOR AT Law, AND SOLICITOR IN GRANGE
RY. Fsgt Wayne Ind. ws attend professional bushes,
Tic various dsp1rt,entS the lndlana VIII Also
attend payment ,als OF lands and all other
business apperHlnpg General Land AKency1c Northern
References n Ntle. York y w. Eitnonds FSc Messrs-
Foot X DAVIS w & :. WoOdhun & Co. SsyIIm Sage tE
q" Ihone Huff 4 ThomiI Stuh1rs no'ehou'e Co.
t'on,S;ack K CrnceI. hSO Son
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY The Annual
,r.,inr Of lhis Society was held Yesterday. Benz.
p. Johnson, of Rome was elected President. In
The evening, al address was delivered at the CaPi,
tol by Dr.. Beekmap, the last President, who, on
closing his remarks, introduced his successor, Sr'
Johnson. Mr.. J. then made some appropIlstI re-
.T The neyt Ststs Fair it wss decided, should be
held at Utica, on the 10th, l7th, and l6ra Of Sep'em,
her: full report OF the proceedings oitbs annual
meeting will be given in day or TWO.
[Albany Eve. Journal OF Thursday:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
FRENCH's n O ~

EFtls Fk,t4eIL L@t p r informs 81 !iHlg. fil
,5cplrr hat ke hss s! a. new aud ,el-d ilgset
~ IL ivou 'rccs, ,sW loG- ot b-oaaW5S, n me ne
e ATE 'ieuy Of eeerata EGO 1ss ar me prgcp pa 1.ces
OF amusement agi has -csaei 5 : tHat Wi beer Ia
vntahe corpenep VIII ne ycrY ba,s hnta hs cts. lle
rrrpdcto' building Uu fl no ihc aboyc hoes nas had
suc regard % eeserce sad comfort, ant that 80 has