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MONTHLY JOURNAL.

PORTRAIT OF A SHORT HoKStp BrI, with brief
sketch Of the Qualities Of that Breed and o IL hrodselon
lutp Maryland
On ir Good and Bal Point. Of caule and on the forms
rCn ~ Faf ami Muscle.
ST JoHS's DAY RYE AND LucrSSE How TO be Cult
vsed for Early Green Food.
8 John's-Day Rye.
Lucsrne
Nrw ioKE STATE ACRicuLrrKaL FAR
SrGsE: Irs CULTURE AND MASrE,ert az = orsnon de-
rerrd before AI.cliilrs. and Mechanics AssOcl-oI
of Louisisns, By Judge Z. A ROstl .
CoNPARiso> or GUANo WIZ OTHER MA>tsEs totl-
mum s,rd 10 ihe Rya AsrcuuTa >oeiey o EA-.na' .
Davif Bare sy Nj
Mi,N,SAGENs>r or SrABLE-DrSs NssrKE
ENTOMOLOGY The CocArOsch, or b.AcA- oee-s-
CHEsHikE CHrFsE.
Detailed Account Il ie Making Cheshire Cheese, by
>ILS PLANT-GUASo. Letter from Mr. Ie-ehsrscherl
NAIVE os WILD MAZE. 4 Le.ler from Jao h Town
send
Nouce OF the Cotton P an Plate
IHovCHrs On TKEEs AID fLowEss.>ags--led' of he
visrd y Letter from ersym,n . D.. -.
prove the Public Taste fer Agrculre aud hOfucinre.
Letter from Rev J. ~ Choui--.l
IhC PotIKl % RURAL LIE
TkiALs 90 SriFHusIc AciD ,Nn BoSEs roE TURSiPs.
~ X W. Purct-. From the Journal 0i NE hoyAi Agri
cultural >o,i-iy ii Eugand-i
lsE % >VLrHuKic ACiD WITH BOWS A. COMPOST, ~
r. DAYS ttrou lie J0una VI Tie Roy Asfcul1afA so
cirty o; Eng-nil
EDirok's T.ELr. Notice. Of Laie Publications.
bLlhe~ ood-R-sicence Il Robert Doaad.on Esq En-
tonllo<y anc BoAnv Agricultural Conv-niion Hon Ia
dccA PrA:i N4fylanc Coal, Destrac-ol Of me M cry
from Cu.iorl
PHcEs CURRENT.
no. Mlnsiacu Of Nsnuf Destruction ~ sparrow. and
other Birds Manure for Ou.oas. Electro Culture
TERMS - year; Fiss copies Tor 80 Single num-
bers 50 cents Address
GREELEY a McELRATH. N-w-Yorx.
~ In Pau tl- work nay be Obtained q lei
Ia Cheap Literature
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Freedom Of speech in Kentucky.

1t was reported that the Georgetown Chris
,an lnielligencer, of Kentucky, accused Of Aboli-
iionism. &c had been suppressed with Mr.. Clay :
True American. Thus as the Polk organ at Wash
incton said killing two birds with one stone. -
We conradicied the report twas again asserted
and we again contradict it, Last night we re-
ceived that paper OF the e9lh ult in which we find
two articles upon the subject, which show that the
Reverend Editor is no, yet annihilsied He says
While friends foes disposed to counsel OF
advise. will hear them and then Judge for ourselt
but whenever they undertake drire they will md go
h,lp us Cod stubborn case. We upon our body
no IRE arms, neither sword nor dirk nor pistol nor
Bowie knife weapons not carnal but spiritual
The truth is mighty and must prevail
Halleluiah the Lord is our deence-He is our rock
and under the shadow Of MS wings, will sweety
pose until the storm passes by"
Could Mt Father Richie hurl another stone
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II A Supplement TO this days Tribune con
tanning large amount of reading matter tnd adver
,.eneu- i. furnished free OF charge to all subscri-
bers and patrons Of The Tribune II 'ne 'afr'e's
In any Of the Wards IN the City omit 10 serve 'he
Supplement yi,b,.e paper we desire Information to
be lef, the desk Of the publishing Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

FINE OoLooSG-Ths delicious Black Tea is so.d by the
Pcsn Tea Company. - Fuon--t fly cents per pound
Heretofore il has been dcul. obtain his superior article
all aud price less han - cts 81 per pound
Our readers would do well 10 compare sample Of with
TEA for which they have given money. The Youn.
Hyson sold this Chinese establishment a. IS cents
-deraby better than anything t- shape Of
green have purchased a. dollar Try these
teas and Judge for yourselves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

" HAYS LiNiNFsf and La. Balm " China warn
81 e curr my ~ Pies iri Der bind o. rstin A.,
Dr. Mcr,fs Acoustic o. cerisin cure fof Desfn~s. D..
indis HAIR pye Nsutae 10 color Ihr hsf o4i no se =.
u b (nrI.rl a, - -
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u.sh. & Co.tnr, Halier', No iS Broad

New Yors Fashion for FsA 1919
c,o,,n-7 inches hg h-t Be.i--s-lo feoman-t Curve
Tip-i Oval ..,s.,
Bnm-.s inches vide ceri-smAh and round '''ne
fuller a, .e- meeting Al front and rear WIN avery
SIG ,,sled Al ..des and the under part Of me Bnm
SIG .lopea and inch curved
p.ns-ll.ls iueh wide, heavy rib1d with buckle
Biuding-ll-ls inch wide. fine MID
NIB The fashions for Youths and Cnldrens ma ~
c.ps vii b. lasrodacsd Sept -. uA 10 49,"
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~ The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery Is on
the upper corner OF Broadway and Murrsy.t By cay
ins this we think thai commen;.s No, necessary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

AWIsDfALL-A young man By he name Of Thomas
Armstrong. Of Pe-ssk wesichester County has recently
received intelligence that relative recently decreased. bad
le him the snug little o. $1,000. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

IT, The FAKaEKS LiBKARY and MONTHLY 'oV--
NAL oy AsrIcvLruSK viii be supplied to Agen~ ana
Bookseller. at the discount The second number Is
now ready See the Contents in another column.
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- The GENUISE GALysSIc RIsGs-These articles are
only 70 b- obtained DR.. CEisriEs Office 49, Futon--
A. oilers Il the C.iy counierIls sec Advertisement
on arst PAGE. .
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" THE MEBici SERIES OF ITALIAN PRosE-
Translated and edited by c. Edwards Lester Published
by Paine & Burgess. g. John-s;- No l. Tie Challenge
Of Baricna OF the choicest gems ofIia.n Romance.
has been weeks before the public and has received
from the press that high commentator il merits. Nos
IL ana III. The Florea,ire Hisories welcome
in'ausoe accession TO the literature OF country
Iney are the original and suthen;ie history of that
lrrod when Central Italy contained nearly all Of refine
nent literature and that survived the wreck of the
ancient world Florence then held position which
MAcsuey has nne.y compared to the region where III
evening light Of Arctic summer blends with thai Of the
next day Hslsm and others have. By their tx.
tracts, made acquainted with the works MAchave
but hitherto ignorance Of his native language has pre-
vented from drinking q, the fountain whence ha.
ernsnAicd so much to purify and exst mankind OR
thanks to Mr. Lester for placing this land hope others
will follow within our reach
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

RIOT AT NO>TkEAL.-A riot arose at the clos,
of the al Montreal on the 22d ut during which
Mr.. Scott Representative from the County OF Two Noun
tains killed. Troops called out but before
their arrival the rioters who were spoken Of ~ the Ca
pAllers," had retired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

tY Hon. THOMAS J. COOLEY. Of Point Coupee
has been nominated for Congress by the Wings o.
the Hid District. to take the place Of Gen J.
Dawson, deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

Loss OF THE lRos STEAMER BASGoR.-The Ban.
cor left Boston on Saturday afternoon for the Penob
scot with "a passengers, and freight valued al $4,000
On sunday about o'clock p NJ she took FIRE in bulk
bead the boiler and the flames spreading with erea
rapidiry she ashore lslesborough on the
East end Of Long Island about miles below Castne
The passengers and al got safely ON shore and
be greater part Of the baggage saved All the
fci ,h and the co-umsblc paris OF the boat Ges
,royed J, II. supposed that there was no insurance e
Their the boat freight
Lieut. Ross Of the revenue cutter Veto which ly
in Cssne immediately proseeded with the cutter "a
be OF the Bangor and brought the
back 10 Caslne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

HoBoKEN.-Now i the time to enjoys jauni 20 this
popular resort 1t il equally pleasant in shade
shine. The hne Auumnal breezes highly refreshing
and should be eagerly inhaled by all inysds Free exit
otons of every afternoon this week At the Ely.ian
Fields The celebrated Ethiopian Brothers and Sisters
Arc engaged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

frtuY logS biooo.-C omsiocss S4lsparil, !. N. i
arfc- il usr ~ Ms parpose iassys efs eai~. a, 80
PIES rn sores nreu b. fsc~. stree lin-rs - .v..-
stores NE vial fi- DO fhslr natural Ct rcu so- - "
~ = Cortland - Prre u cents p.r lof,e or :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

rstF>E>>-The uurissle-i success 81 Dr. Men,
Accuse o.. i rel ewing tr,unss b. -gter aiaosf
IL fI hurxit- noises. I'D. llInrl * Ic
hut .yr pom. Ci ..-U-in. leales.. Ia ...ae h,
re.r'.IOl ll 'f before egia.. Afiul4h . ler 49,. =
have .e .vrf se. se .e eai arc uoi .lre u b,sg =,
cl g -., by -cf hc selIre article. Pace i 1.s.
A Il lUrf.tls..I.
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Court Calendar.


COMMON PLrAs-Nos 2. = i2l, -. 30. ia, 81 y,
3, - CO. 35. So, l.2 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

~ To Young Men.-rh- Young Mems Cod Spring
Temperance Society will hold heir regular meeting th-
Wednesday evening Sept Al Marion Hal ls3 Canal
- The meet ng Will oe addressed BY Mr. Oren Mun-Ou
and Others. gng By Mr. Berlrsm VOse and he Young
Ladies Cold Spring T. X. Society AL favorable ihe
young 10 particular respectfully invited 10
attend. WILLIAM SOITHWFLL. Isl Vice Pre-f
GEORGE WILsOs, Secretary. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

- Our supplement today contains besides
the adyertscment- Editorials Another letter from
Maryland Rochester Daily Advertiser Horse Marine
War on the American Institute. Also Correspondence
from Berkshire Co Mass South America &c Mem
bers OF Congress from Connecticut since the Adoption
oftne Constitution Woodstock Manual Labor Institute
The Mother and her Family Intellectual History Con
dition and Prospects Of the Country No II Mr. WISE
ami the SLAYER Immoral Tenderness Of the Drama
Poetry Light for All; besides variety Of OF Mscela-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03
TO-DAY's OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAGE.-The Beethoven Monument sues Ho
tel Lambert New Publications Letters by the Way
side No " Poetry-Revelatons OF the Divine by Rev
T. D. Harris Inhdelity Of Modern Society; Photography
No H.
FOURTH PAGE-To An Infant. By W. L. Garrison ,
Lie, of Members Of 2sh Congress The schoolmaster
Abroad Latest from the Anti Rent Regions Money and
Marine News Opinions of the Press &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

~ On our fourth PAGE will be found lis, O,
members of the next Congress, worth preserving 70,
future reference. We would alec refer TO IN, ~ Oon.
ions OF tae Press" in ali parts Of the country ON ou
new Agricultural public alton, which may be found Of,
the page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

fRsA HAvsSa-By the ship Norma, Capt, Ellis,
aug y We learn that produce Of all kinds w.s scarce
""d hso NO freight for American vessels Several had
gone TO Porto Rico to load for Europe
" steamer Hibernia left Boston on Tuesday for
oner and nineteen so sse Dad passengers for the
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THE TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. lsas.

cYr An evening edition of The Tribune sprinied
every afternoon o'clock containing the latest news
received IN the CITY Of New York up that hour besides
n brief account The Markets and sales OF stocks up To
q o'clock p. NJ Travellers board Of steamboats,
and other. leaving the city in the afternoon can obtain
the evening edition by inquirng for il ofthe news boys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

THt PRiNciFLEs % AGsCULTtRE nv Albert d. Tnser.
lSIgoDCcTioN THE EDIToR % rHE FARMERS L.
BsARY.
Preface TO ENGLISH EDITION.
MsNoiS 90 THAER.
CHRONOLOGICAL LIST oF THsEs's AGRicutrvsAt
WRITiNss.
sGorioN l.. The Fundamental Principle, Sketch OF
Systematic Agriculture.
The Blses OF he Science Of Agriculture
The Base. OF Enterprise.
Capital
Tue Farm ami tie Manner VI taking possession Of H.
Lra-elud Estates
Hereditary Leases.
SECTION H.. The Economy. Orsanisofion and DIRECTION
II an Agric9ltaral EatsTprus.
Labor IN General
lra---ul Linn u.r.e. and l1-n.
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sAsDs sAsskPAsILLs The po srfy Of The magnet wss
Uncovered m lsO and Tie consequence complete
oluon 10 me ar-il was not Inn scienoe Of Navigation
rryOuon con psrsyriy great has oe-u brought 4bOu
the treatment Of large class Of diseases tn lsr
lion u sand sar.apsnA TIE Various Of Scrofl-
"a, Cancer AOc-s-, IumOr, and " erptve vel uc-r
diseases, painful. and Oen a. the patent AMI Dis
susns o the senses Of readily relieved and
ultimately eT-dcaed by he Of ms nsslinahie com
puNrd.
Prepared and sold. wholesale ami retail, by A. b. d..
-ASD, Wholesale Druggists 70 Fulton street New orr.
sod sso rs Broadway ~ East Broadway and by Drug
.t- generally throag hol - United STATES Pnee 81 per
lutt.e- >ix bottles FOR -.
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10 Cgp,am +. kHgit, Passengers and Oho0s Of ship
Srr.eriaad.
Ny DEAR FRIENDS In accepting with grateful PRIDE
the beautiful Ba-ke which your generosity has prompted
you present with cannot express my sense ~ me
ceilings which have induced you thus splendidly 10 sc
knowledge the trihne favors which my leisure mo-
ship board enabled me 10 offer you more tsp'
ciay fear that your parfiaitv has induced You %
estimate them much higher than their real merit woud
deserve. But trust You will believe That however IN
adequately my feelings expressed your Kindness IS
indeed valued i ought be and assure you mat the
otivc- with which 10 has been presented render u OF
far greater importance than s own intrinsic value
May in conclusion hope that whilst your conduct VIII
always be gratefully remembered. my slight efforts may
occasionally to remind you fthe pleasing incidents
Of our voyage together scro-- the Atlantic.
remain my dear friends,
". ,.4t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

" The steamer Columbia, on her way to Alba
ny on Monday night broke her shst- Her passengers
were taken OF BY The Rochester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

II WING GfSrR.L CoHvirTss. Aug ~ Ies9
R,e1>d That NJ Delegates a. fh- s~tsiort t.ns
Coloty Nominating Convention s..emD's on
DAY tie 81 VI Sept. nbrr y a. me BROAD" 1y
Hon.. Nv o,der SMITH CUNNING, Chairman
u yvt " hos'sr h.ws seey- "a sit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

~ Edward Long. Esq. OF Somerset, was nom
mated by the Wing Convention which assembled a,
Barren Greek Springs "Wednesday last, the Wing
candidate for the Sixth Congressional District Of Mary
and.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

SInr SWITZERLAND at Quarantine, sept. lst lsio.
VI GtO ~. Jnkias. Of NeN York
DrsR SIR; A. III -ht token Of the high estimation
entertain for your talent an amateur Artist A.
shown from day To day during our late pas
sage well Tor the generosity you have eNnibhed IA
be-'owing those productions upon Ia a. Heeps@Ae-
We the undersigned leg your acceptance vi the ac'
companyin. piece Of plate, viz. Fruit Basket
You vii Observe that ia recording the plate Itself
the r,ason which have nluce u - present u 70 you
we have had our inscribed on 70 also, thhf,
whilst our Children and Grand Children view with
admiration the extraordinary successful efforts oi your
pencil yours may be- able that you have deserved
and received the best wishes aud the most arecuuntte
esteem OF those with whom chance has for time a.
sociscd YOU which u long ouiye the separation con
seauent on our arrival your native ciry and amongst
your family aud friends. on which event and on the
happy termination OF your tour allow us IN CONCLUSION
10 offer you sincere congratulations
l. Knight Ohe Captain Countess sarah huemiofd,
Richard NJ Hobb- Hannah G.. Hobbs
Murphy w. y Arnold
q w. Bell r. II Pearson
John Nsthewson John Robinson,
Ann Mathewson. sophia Deane,
William HanscT.
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SEPTEMBER NO. FARMERS LIBRARY
~ The Fnr,uer-, Library and Monthly Jour
FARMERS, LIBRARY

NAL OF AGRlCULTURE-The September Number o
this useful and beaufn work Will be ready Thursday
morning. Sept 4 The contents Of this number
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- cenfJeucu,. IIats--faIl Psnern-ptln ~
80, PIE All N.-.ag street. 'cnt4s .ent hss
-fyie { n the ensuing season., ny ''
40 a. D Rid cor. Pune and Nassau streets
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- " TT ~ = UT .
Dr. Banning has returned TO this city.

PErRIFrED HUMAN BODY SOW EXHIBITING AT TIE
ANfRlcAS Nj sEUMIhls wonderful pre-ers silOn J. the
reatesi curiosity ever offered Ia the public and j. draw
thousands OF visitors daily. The Manager announces two
grand performances, NJ 8, and 10 p. NJ In which the
Westerns Ole Bull Jr and others will appear. Col Chat
tn the Dwarf and the Fortune Teller bold their eyee-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

BEAUTIFUL. BEAUTIFUL Every person who sers
Stove Funnel Crate vanished with the J<
Polsh, exc aims, beatfnI" This Is new Chemical
preparation aud .upasses every other srucle for the
purpose invented IN beauty durability and esse VI a
plying. Sold only Of FL Cor.and-sL
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Antj.Iienter- i'm Canada

Tie Government of Canada has made demand
upon The occupr and essees 81 Clergy Reserves IN the
township OF Augusta { W tor Back Rents and In
tcr,-t Disputes about the rghtu ownership Of these
nd- have existed for years end their proper manage
ineni has therefore been neglected.
The Tenants held meeting on the subject and a.
-nmcd q fhr,aieningaftiude They have unanimousy
resolved submit 10 ne pgymenf Of such an m
-0sJndble dtGHd and invite all the occupers 81 Ger
~ reserves resisf by all constitutional means NE
p1ymegf II B1ck Rents and IH,resi on sno lands ~
profering TO oil disposed thus to act tnei
cordial support and cooperation IN the struggle
- The census of Brooklyn. just terminated gives
me following result which and in yesterday Eagle
Population In l-iO 80 23 in l-i5 5'925 Increase,
l36t2 The Eagle that the population Of brooki H.
including the suburbs Ncw.York City, &c about hall
O. million.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

l5S' We learn that the Toniine Hetel, New Ha-
ven was struck BY lightning Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

" THE iSDfAS VEGETABLE ELIXIR and Linimeni, from
= COrtsnd--t j. warranted 10 any disease ~ Rheuna
t-'n o. DO1t IL gives immediate re- ief strengthens ~raA
D-. taxes down swenG- aud extends contracted cords
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

COUNTY COMMUNICATIONS Of supervisor.
met yesterday afternoon in continuation Of the enquiry
to the petitions against DR.. Reese. County Supern-
tsndant Of Schools. Mr. ketcbum opened Tor the de-.
fence in hi- usually able and eloquent manner. in which
be contended that nothing had been shown by the petl
lions he slightest derOgatory 10 the official
individual character OF Dr. r. but that zeal Ia fuln the
duties of he office shewn throughout his oticia.
course. Mr. ChardeyOnye one of the Commissioner
elected last year the ih Ward called to the stand
and spoke highly IN hvor Of Dr. r. and agreed with him
IN hs Of compelling the Of the Bible Of one
version or the other without comment. in the
schools The Board then adjourned to TINS afternoon al
o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03
Cpy Of part ofti> Enjuncfioa obtIned b. COiiSTOCK
30. alarnst ono HENRY D4LLEI drseted % hin A.

Cpy Of part ofti> EuJunc'on ottrIned b. COiSTOCK q
90 agatnst one HENRY DALEY, direeted 70 him, A.
AsfSIs, ArTOsNEYs, Sc.
We therefore, 10 consideration thereof sni Of the par
ocular matters in he aid BIZ - forth. 30 strictly command
y0g th- sad Henry Daley, ard iA- per-on before
le and ~acl and every ~ YOU under The penalty u Ten
thousand Dollar 20 - .eviet your .ands goods
haiiri- 70 our u- that you 30 absolutely de.t and reia
ron selling, vending sending commission 10 any
0'he1 person or pcr-0rs, " way whatever he article
formerly called Il THE BRITISH INSURER BURN
OINTMENT" now caIer DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN
EAIhACIOR, Or any other hing for purpose
hrueui-r tr tue Pan Extractor ! now ever % b.
na1 II ne only safe place and O-na Office p Cor snd-
az ha ess cos than formerly, and warranted genuine IL
Der forfeiture u $500 That's all.
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FALL FASHION, ls43,


Por Gentlemen. Hat, in'f.inced OF N. ON ny ~
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Caihcert's maj 272 Samples do in 40, 3li.
Th'pson w. KennedyL. Worth, Th'pson nd
70 The Charleston Mercury has a long Lett

OiaI. -02rV 5bOI J5I------.-J7'-
Kennedy's maj. 81 Do. in ~. 260.
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poSTAGH REFORM.

To tac Editor cF,ls TIIbEHe:
Can nothing he said or done to CAL ont Al expression Of
the popular will in relation TO he Post occ Bn hat Las
passed Tie Sesa;o There De very great unani
ty Q; sentmen; the subject; but wha; be done
than has already been done make Congress understand
that unaninlity OF sentiment know the old adase-
What severy hodys business, Is no bodys business
a lest this should ee the death u the last hoTv OF Pos:
age Reform for this year. down and wrote per:-
;io 10 the HOnse, in i've lines asking ;hel pass the
$enates Eli withou. alterations or amendments ind
ever body ready 20 sign who sees itai would re-
spec,y Inquire. whether ever who ieel an inter-
est in the pubc welfare u,a DO something IN the same
way which VIII sobserve the great carsc have no line
70 spend In this matter, but hsrc no dOabt that gy aun,-
be- OF names would BE gladly attached to such petition
Hwers once presented. only wrote my petition 4; l2
O'clock and whcn; spending hours with 1t, there
have been oh aimed jast sround my oace twenSy-oae
names, Ian gors 10 forward it immediately.
\ cITIzES.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
CITY INTELLIG { E
NiovrAT.
COURT OF SESSIONS

COURT OF SE-SotCNNS'
B.for- III. RxcoRpER, and Ndennei Car ana Cok1sN'
>r,rur,, C. P,rtxscS Esq. District Attorney
~ TR,u OF SAMUEL AD,Ns-ihe tI'"i OF s>NV'L L
Ap,u, of Chilieothe Ohio. indicted toF having oot'aSu
,,ouut of properly e,,in,sed J; Seeooe oY afse pr
-, f,,, ,b- drm a Nes>.s SuydsT. SAGE Co OF 'iiiS
C,r-whch was coumcaced on sa'U'iy s Tsaiaea 'i'''
mon:ir-. -.,., ,,,, ,b,rs wen.
re objeo.iors 10 tine several counts oi the indictment
m Of m e:ev defects Of technical character, but desets ad
errors as REGARDED the jurisdiction Of this ease ,is to" A1s
ing no jurisdiction the whole body OF The aeieneei any
had heen eommedbsd been committed IN ohio ana -. ~
~ w n. ,Ix, coar-nlei thai the 9Th drlee-
,jve sntirvy Is the wording OF 1t raEiaaee WIN '
receipt OF aeposite The property warehoussd u oh'o
for these rAsons he moved the Cou 10 stay further rroe
;ps in the case Nix StansbuFy coneded ha where the ai
,erce was committed II ALL ohio ihlt there alone
could he accused be tried.
M stansbury replied length b. the District
Attorney and !. r. Whiting Esq TO whom ''r r "ood r
on.d and the day consumed IA the argument n
nj the hour of al journmsnt.