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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
5000 DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION

Coughs, Iagfu-
enza, Bronchitis, and otter diseases oJ
THG LUNGS AND LIVER,
Ard the list would pr, ant appalling proof OF the ia1>I
ity o. these two classes ~ dseascs.
But 1: is important knew that nc! al g ms crea1
CT human lie nigh: h-ve been prevented by tiie'
use Of
Dr.. wTsTAR's EALsAM Of WILD CHERRY,
Tie greatest remedy dscove-ea BY man Tor all DIS
Of the pui onar organs p.oducedos coo anu cae
able climate.
Score. of cases have come knowledge wEsre the
-atent had been given 20 die o. CJnsuInproi-as g.
vond the reach fnedical adbut who BY the use oil TINS
Wild Cherry BalSau have ''ee speedily esi0red 20 CON-
ple.e Aca!th
sister Of we-known clergyman recently lett the
school she eHding-beinr aGised that she must oe
OfConump.on-to 10 he home, wishing 70 - elC
her fow remaining days with her friends Cy some iIs
she xas induced take Wis;ars Balsam OF wild cherry
by which she was entirely cured in short tIe anu re-
turned 10 he school with lgh. heart and reiiivigoraec
heath.
BY application tothe Office farther particulars Of this and
other remarkable cures viii be checrfully given.
Many OF the most distinguished physicians OF this CITY
ard Brooklyn give this alsan their urquaed approval
Why should they not II is every where hailed as
NATURES FAV0HIfE PRESCRIPTION,
bcnG formed from chemical extracts OF Wild Chery hark
and Tar, simple, but powerful ingredients OF S&;ares
own Laboratory.
All who have used this wonderful compound concur in
tcstifyng it is the efcac!ous remedy ever
known
Principal Office, 30 Ann st. New-York. Sold also by
Agents in all parts OF the Union. SIT 6m'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

Il, cCCRrY, ALpHlCHi y SPENCER, 80. A. Exchange
W. Place. oi'.r Tor SAFE
"oTTCS GOODS.
400 cas. PRINTS, 3n the American Print Works at Fan
River consisting Of Rich chintz. Light F!ncies =
Sand cold Plates, Lawn Plates, Two Blues
&c. Gc.
$50 10 Pr:Xrs, o.r the Lodi aud other Works. con-
sistus ofl5ht Plates, 5laeA and white, Diack nd
purple
$50 30 BLE. .cyrD SnrRryos and SIIEEcISGs. various
widths aud qualities.
sec bales RosS sareTfNcs. Im'ton C.oton AZ, Hart
-ald Fall River and other kinds.
100 do J Bows SHIRTINcs.
$50 do Corro. OsyAguEGs. 81 IS, 30 ant SO inchIvde
70 do PATArsco TwILLED BAGGINe 20, % aIii S0lnch
lCO cses C0.ToSADEs Cra lSes and Printed Pan'a!ccn
80 bales i-S and 6-i 8EDTicE&Cs. Letiii'
80 cases CiIEchs, stirred SLrtirgs, &c.
so d. Co1roS FLAG IANDSEAcTIIEF'.
WOO!.EH, GOODS.
$50 cases CLOTHS superior STILES wco! dyed black, brown
green, blue and mixed.
100 do CAssIYEBES, plain and fancy.
200 do SATISErs cyeat variety of styles, color and
qualities from the best manufacturers.
so DO BucKsKr.,s li.h: ard dar,: mi:ed
100 % KESTucEYJE,Ns blue, mixed, striped and plaid
100 do kERsEYs, from the Nal!oy mil
100 do PLAID LISSgYs, 81 and Al.
80 10 TwEEps and Fuiled Cloths.
$50 bales CARPETS, e super and ree-py new patterns
from the Owasco mills.
so cases AMERICAN SEWING SlLKs superior ariice;rom
the Dedllan Factory. fe6
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

a 9TH WARD LUMBER YARD, at ;he loot of 54ih
4 - street. Hudson Rver.-Ci. S. MOTT taxes pleasure
giving notice the Of real estate and residents
that he has hand large assortment of Lumber OF all
kinds which he offers for sale the most advantageous
terms aud is well aware he compete with other deal
the City, prices and quality, and particularly in
viteS al persons give him call and examine his stock
nrcrio,,s 70 nnrclla i2I
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

DLUMBERS! PLUMBERS! PLUMBERS The sub
scfibcr would call the attention OF Plumbers and the
public perfect article OF Tin Plated Lead Pipe manu-
sctured by entirely process which he has this
month secured letters patent, which plates the pipe tho
inside with even perfect plate ofpurc Tin.
Having attained great perfection in tile method ofrnanI-
featuring and plating Lead Pipe he is enabedt TO oer this
superior article the price charged FOR pipe
lie warrants the Pipe manufactured by him not to burst
or split free from all flaws, scales other mpertec;ons,
and OF perfectly uniform thickness.
Also on hand, large stock Of untnned Cro:on and
Country Pipe. which DC examined a. the r.anuic0r,
22l West street, johnson Brothers, 81 Waters..
sis 6mc r. W. LOWER.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
R0Ok.kEEPING. "

DOOh-AlIISI NSt
~ C. MARSH, Accountant, respectfully announces
~. .hat his Counting Rooms, No. SIS Cedastreet,
TIME open from \. NJ 10 7. NJ.
In the study of bookkeeping as il is taught by Mr.
Marsh every pupil keeps in the most practical manner,
complete set or partnership books embracing all the differ
en business transactions OF good mercantile house he
becomes familiar with all the books constituting the set
with all the documents relating to the books. trial balances
balance Sheets current, and with various mer-
can. lie calculations in interest discount equation o! pay
meIts, exchange, &c.
In one course Instruction person OF good capacity
will become competent Book-keeper, and will receive
i certificate that effect No one Is taught in class
NERO CANTIL4E WRITING.-A thorough course OF pro-
gressve lessons which will not fail In etecng valuable
Improvement. Specimens OF truly mercantile style may
be at the rooms
Prospccuses, with hours, &c. may be obtained
at the rooms day and evening.
c. C. MARSTrS WORKS,
The Science of Double Entry Bookkeeping Smplled,
Iii edition, l00 pages octave Price 81.
The Art Single Entry Book Keeping improved, Sd dedi-
tion l30 pages octave Price Is cents.
For sale AZ the bookstores, and az the rooms.
Mr. Marsh offers his services III opening closing or writ
ing up books sS Cedar-street, up stairs. s5f
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
FIRST PREMIUM NEW-GCRK
DAGUERREAN IMMATURE CALLER Y,

LVFN'T y y. UuNVU5 HH'1 Ht0-'7 tFIJ t7FII 771uU
third door.
YyIIIERE may he had MINIATURES which, iof beauty
w co.cr, and effect, at oil times commend
themselves; and If superior, cqH ,Oany tbahaNc
been heretofore taken. Mr. b. does ciGim suucroty
for himself but leaves liz pictures the criticisms Of
jus: and intelligent public. who, wel as strangers,
Invited call the Gallery before going elsewhere, wlc
ther they intend sitting not. Likenesses in I'll cases
waraateI to give satisfaction, and coiored IL nst bcu-
tit Manner and in which department Mr. H. does claim
superiority, it being fled b. competent ard practical
person. TAKEN al kinds Vi weather, irom A. NJ TIL
L. VI
1.-The American Institute awarded First Premium to
NJ. j. Brady ut the late Fair.
d. 3lu>y u. Il. BRADY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
SAM'L HAHSAY, Scc'ry.
MINTUlS PosT, Physician.

TO IRON MANUFACTURERS
TE1nT ROLLINti-MlLL MACHINERY Of the exten
sve establishment formerly the property Of Wm c dol
ly at stanford c. consisting OF full set oigearhIg shafts
coupers stands aud rolls for great variety Of work
together with shears, lathe turning tools bundlInS bencs,
floor plates furnace castings Sc. iad implements necessary
fer pcrOnnias the work of such establishment OIL
feed sale very al ap,ageous the purchase
For farther partsGors sddress the s4bcTibef at Stamford
CT. at his store, 2i3 WaterstIeet, New 0rk -.
III 3m~ GFD. b. WARlNG.
MANUFACTURERS WAREHOUSE.
A. H. MALLORY. No 45 Pine. WI!ianl-st y. Y
EEAS CONSTANT on HAND ari for sale gene
raj of Manufactured articles such IS
plckcisr,Eg RnedS Satinet w W'rrs
Harness Twine Sintes Revolving ieIG?lei
Rol,.T Skins Pickers SI--rn anL Olive OIL
Roller Cloth Bohbins Comb Plate
Card Clothing Lacin, Comb { .anefs, &c &c
All Of which are offered at TIE LOWEST PRICES for
cash or approy credit Orders Tor the Mexican market
e,uted With d-sua,ch. 10 in-od.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

L'oUNDATT0N MUsLINs-I0oo pcs for sals by
l. l?f WELLS & SPRING, So Pins-s5
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS
TVhich Dr. Folgcr's Oloseonian, or .4R Healing
Ralsaas has met ,rith, not orly in its sale, but
also ia the cures tchich it has affected, IN
prrsoas ,cho ,ccrc IN hopeless condition,
has conuincGd The most skepticat Of
its extraordinary cwotiUe pro-
patics, and established ats
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

4 AW CARD.-CoIIEcrIoN DEBTS THE NORTH
IA WEsr.-E. B. WASHBURNE. Attorney at Law, Ga
lela (uos will give his attention to the collection OF
debts due NcwYcr merchants in Galena Rockford and
Rock Island, Iinois; Du Bupuc Iowa; in Paitevile,
Potos Prairie du Chen, Mineral Point and Madison. Wis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

NEW GOODS.
DArEH C.i5TBRICS IRISH LINEN, &c.-Just re-
l. ccived, good assortment Of Paper Cambrcs, of all
color and superior quality; also Irish Linen which will be
sold great bargain. Also Thread Gins, Brussels silk
and Bobbct Lces, Edrings Insertings !cw style Lace
Caps various kinds Velvet Bead Bags Printed Cam
brics: French Printed Musins, Pllippean Gnghams;
Hosiery Cloves &c. c. Y. WI1fPLE,
dis Jobber 73 Cedar street
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

nRY GOODS AT B4Is,.AINS.-The subscribers take
~ this opportunity of informing th? Ladies OF " York,
&C. that they prepared to offer great bargains i'll
DRY Goods: their stock consists in part OF Broadcoths,
Cas.ineres and Satncts, BonlbazlncS McTnces and Al
paccs Lnen Sheeting, Table Liaen Toweng, Napkins,
D;arers. &c. Cashmere de La!2es, &nshams Prints 6c
Cotton :hcctings Srtnss, and al othe- styles OF
soabe foods Ladies invited to call and eX-iine their
aud make temsel acquainted with their prices
before lur h.sin5 elsewhere. W. d. GREGORY & co.
jiG l75 Siring-st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

OF persons residing in SewYork, could be gyen VINO arr
ready TO bear testmon the superiority Of tine oosao
n!an over every other remedy known for the cure o.
Coughs Colds, Asthma, Consumption Splitting OF Blood
Dyspep,ic Consumption, Bronchitis, Difficulty OF Breath
ing uoarsencss Influenza Pains in the Breast and Side
and the various affections OF tie stomach and Liver
For sale at lo6 Nassau-st one door above Ann, and
Mrs Hays 139 Ful,on-st. Brooklyn. tlo 3ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18

The Propr-,ors Of this 1arsvas sasgsard would cal
ur sirntion Of tho officers u banking institutions Nc 20 h-
article hey manlfactarny A. the fafea an most
er.e'enf Bank Lock In ini- any other country.
IL has repeatedly ~iihstood The trials est IL
secury-has never been picked or opened. by the tr
sey, and se-er oaa Be- We offer i 10 he pubic with iu
warrant a.i shall In every instance. Offer pcrfe barrrr
10 All buzz ario1s operations, AMI being more liable 10
get out VI order Than tn locks IN common
Our Challenge ~ Bank Locxsmths ihoGg bout the world
having expired by IL limitation tie - inst tho
y-utarng 10 accept proposition for ual) shall In
aew days, place the OF he American In
sttuie for public inspection
Being prepared 81 al orders al he shortest notice.
respectfully solicit call from hose " DO esteem perfectly
safe Bank Lock obl-r Of importance
DAY NEWELL. Bank Lock Manufaclur-rs
IS (2 $50 Broadway.
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To Observation-Disclosures Lectures.

The Tenth Number ct DR.. Lsrdncr's Lectures was
published and for sale Saturday morning, Sepiem-
Der l]th. The First Lecture in this number Is ON Cos
DucrioN or HEAT. Conducting Powers OF Bodies
Liquids Non onduciors- Efcc,s Of Feathers and Wool
on Animals lothng-Exampes The Sec0nd "a On
the RELATION or HEAT AND LIGHT, showing their Pio-
bablo Identity ncandescence-Absorption and Rohec
ton of Heat depend Color-Burning Glsss-iiea OF
suns Rsys-Artihcial Light -Moon.ig ht-Phosphores
cence. The Third Lecture il ON AcrroN AND RHAe-
rioN lnertia-Exsmpes Motion not estimated by speed
or Velocity alone-Exsmpes for Estimating the
Quantity Of Authorization and Reicron-Esamples-
Velocity Of two Bodies after lmpart-Magnet and Iron
Feather and Cannon Ball Impingng Newton's Laws of
Motion The Fourth j. on COMPOSITION AND REvotu-
TON or Force, Motion and Prcssure-Force- Attraction
Experimentation in current-Motons OF Fishes
Flight Of Birds-Sas of Vessel-rscking--Equ
Feats &c. Sc. &c The Fifth is ON the CENTRE os
GRAVITY Method of Finding-Lne OF Direction
spheroid- Cube-Strsght Wanda Ring-Mo,ion AMI
Position of the Arms and Feei-Efect OF the hne
Qualifications ola Dsncer-Porier under a Load-Aio
ton Of Quadruped-Rope. Dancing Sc. SC. Sc. The
concluding in this Number is on the LEVER AND
WHEELwoRH, and treats e simple Machine-Force-
Power-Weieht-I.e ever COrd--lncned Pisne-fuI
cum-Crow Bar-Hand spike-Oar-Nut CRACKERS
Turning Lathe--stcelyard Hammer-W ndlsss-
Winch-Axe-C ranes-W " heeIs---Pad w heel
Spring Of a Wstch-spnning Machinery Mill
Hunting Dog Chronometers-HairS Spring. &c &c Sc.
~. The whole illustrated by Diagrams. rice %
cents The back numbers may still be procured -Four
more numbers viii complete the work.
~ The Third Edition Of the First Number will be
ready on Monday next, when the back orders will be
promptly attended 10.
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ntd-r,.hiaued Ltberality.

O.. .o,e.,onaen, sresking Of the increase OF iino'"
.,4 i,i,riou. hooks relates the following story
lis 10 be regretted that some Book Oihces Who's
,,o,rie,ors profess high moral and religious p''''
- shonId have frst commenced the publication
=, .,,cb INJURIOUS works on this side the Atlantc
I'd Tins st an example for others Of less strict pre-
.o,,sio,s 10 food the country with the pernicious
works Of the worst schools Bot every attempt 70
serve God and Mammon always ends IN Ma'p''o"
becoming the ruling divinity. We give inc 'o'''"
inc anecdote a. Illustrative Of the commentaries.
q ,hs, uassjon. whose motto is 10 make me "0s' y
erery thing
ooe of these establishments. some twenty 'oor
wear. ago then Just beginning TO feel the u
the tide which has borne 10 such unparaneen en-"
,cnce offorune. was engaged in publishing the ho'
ola of the great Wizard Of the North. They had
mn councillor save a, Philadelphia, where pub
lshing house. every whit Their match IN oo'"
Diplomacy. occasionally managed to anticipate
them in the publication Of an anxiously expec'ed
,,ork On one fthese occasions, when both esiab
lishmen,s were in possession Of copy al the same
nooen,-2 vols l2mO. sl.2j per vol. II became
matter of some consequence to be the irs' IN ''e
market The New York Office received the copy
peveril O. the Peak'-at nine O'Clock on Mohoay
morning Every muscle was PIT IN req"isioh io'
ur-andtwenty hours-becr crackers ana c"ee9'
supplied to the workmen during the nlsn'' si'u a.
ten o'clock on Tuesday morning the DOCK Mas pun
Iisbed in two vols bound. 1t was the quickes
work ,ha; had ever been done in the pruning iihf
in this cosn,ry-it was also proporiIonabiy Proh'a
HE The senior partner Of the Firm was IN costa
cies as was natural not only on account OF the re
imitation won. bat other winnings, more tangible
and equally lgs,rous He felt that he owed some
thing 10 his workmen for the glory and prosperity
which so suddenly surrounded him, and cast about
as was right and proper how best to do the r'gh
hiag Passing along the various lines OF stands
with a smile upon his gratiiicd features Which ma
not left them to this day, he praised their perform
ance My lads, you have surpassed my expecia
tions-you have actually performed wonders io
have not only beaten Philadelphia, rival city, bu
YOU have got out work quicker than was ever yc
done in England You deserve to be rewarded an
encouraged You shall bc-one and ali-yon shd
hare a COPY at half price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18
DIED:
IN n.clock IANrs NrR.

on Wednesday evening 10 o'clock. JAMES MUIR
PLY ESQ. sged a. years
HIS friends nd those q be brother, ThOs. Murphy,
are invited 10 attend bis funeral tomorrow afternoon
Friday att P VI from his ate residence NJ. . Cathe
RIM. ~ without further invitation.
on "Wednesday morning. It'll. MARIA. wife Of Wm. }.
Morgan.
The friend. Of the family and the members Of Mutusl
Iody. No 81 arr respectfully invited to sitend ber ia
nersl on Thursday the 18TH al o'clock. " from her
ate residence. 35l Monruest
ON TUESDAY last CATHARINE MATILDA, widow Of
the ate James Archer aged 20 yesrs.
Her relatives and the friends Of her family are invited
TO attend her funeral Friday afternoon al O'CLOCK
from $50 Thompson 81 =, q,
On Tuesday afternoon At o'clock IA, Be.ie'ille y
NJ NARY SANDFORD widow Of the late John 2
sandtorf aged = years.
The trends of the family respectfully requested
N .,rent the funeral on Thursday the l>ih Al o'clock
precisely withou, further inyitsiion-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18

DUEL II kENrUCRY.-SOme time ago, difficulty
took place between a Mr.. Taylor and Mr.. Harrison.
brothers both Of Hsrrodsburg Taylor had been
separated from his wife the sister of Harrison and We
understand that he ascribed the separation 10 n.repe
sensations on the part Of Harrison. few days ago
Taylor challenged Harrison, and the parties met on
saturday last previous meeting having been prevent
I'd bv the vigilance OF the civil authorities They ioush,
with pistols the distance Of PAGES Harrison was
shot through the body the hrst ire Al our last DATES
he had lived two days. but there was no doubt that MS
wound was mortal The whole of the lower part OF his
body was parayzed and his speedy death consider
ed inevitable. Louisville Journal
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ENTERPRISE TRIUMPHANT /.

II III FulfOn-Strecf.-Ine rrtdllrS of over cae
t1nred yafrs If Cent? Boot and SAOss Saturday
shows thai The public fully awake % ne Necessity -
purchasing Boots ard Shoes where hey for - ~
snd 81. yzla< BootI, warranted longer haa
hose usually -oid for . and -.
The subscriber Apologies tOse who On a.
Of the arg- sales u tne day could be fued In e
and inorrn, them thai h- la. this employed
-uent number OF extra naad. - meet the extraordinary
demand. that a. be supplied hereafter without fail
JOHN L. WATKINS. ia Fulton st
SIS u rod ~ between Nassau and Dutch -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18

Vor P0pph says that our correspondent - y.
wss wrong in saying that ten hours was the aver
age duration Of days labor in the Lowell FACTORIES.
As we have since published Rev Mr. Miness care
fol statement Of the running time and average work
ing time in each mill, we presume the error IA cor
rccted on our part unless the V. p intends 10 I'M
peach also the Accuracy OF Mr. Ms statements
Our own impression has long been that the
hours of abor in Factories generally too long
A gentleman interested in and familiar with the
Lowell Factories, to whom we long since expressed
this opinion replied that the workers 10y the piece
preferred to have ii so that they chose TO "ofK
steadily while they did work, and take vacation
of one TO three weeks whenever they wish, TO WISH
their homes and relatives Perhaps this ~ 50, yet
we st believe the hours Of Laborn Factories ought
10 be restricted to eleven per day letting the ma
chinery run at least twelve hours so that each one
might complete a days work without being in pre-
cisely at the minute Yet if this is to be prescribed
by law, we can no propriety in confning 1t to
Factories Let Seamstresses and Servants Of all
sorts have the benefit of 1t.
Tile Ha,J,nger had recently very one sidel
article on Labor in Lowell which we regretted to
see in tina, paper 1t represented our correspon-
denr C. d. s. lalong with Rev. DIR. Scoresby and
Rev Mr. Mines as depicting Cotton mill as per
feet paradise for the laborer Now we dontknow the
others implicated, but we do know &C. ID. = as a
hearty advocate of an Improved Organization Of La
Dor and hopeful of its accomplishment His praises
Of Lowell regarded Labor in that City as compared
with what il is elsewhere He found there an i'm
proverpent, and he commended it. The Harbingcr
admits substantially all that he contends for-vz that
Labor Organized, even so imperfecty and To such
partial ends as a, Lowell, is an immense advance
from the rudeness anarchy and inefciency Of Labor
generally When Brook Farm exhibits a clear IN
provement upon Lowell las we trust it soon will }
we pledge c. ID. s. visit the former and praise 1t
more heartily than he did Lowell Let us look hope
fully, not critically on every indication OF a better
day to come.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18

hi, useful and beautiful work is ready Tie contests
OF his number are
FARMERS LIBRARY.
Tar PsiScfPLTs % AGsIcULrVSE By Albert D. ser
ISTsoOCcrioS ~ rHE EDITOR 90 TIE r'SNASs IT.
Pssr,cs TO ENsIrsH EDITION.
cTso~otocicAL LIST or THlEs's AescuLrvS,L
sserroS L.. Tie F4nd.Hsea,a! Pr,retsle, Sketch Of
Systematic Agriculture.
The Bases OF the Science 81 Agriculture.
The Base. OF Enterprise
The Fsrn ana The Manner OF taking possession OF H.
LeGs, hold Estates.
sscrroS H. TIE Economy Organization and Drseii0H
Of Gs Asncs,liaral kniep1ss.
Labor In General
Draughi Labor Horses snd Oven.
MONTHLY JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE.
Of the Qualities of that Breed snd OF ~ Introduction
into Maryland.
sr JoHS'sDay RYE AID Lrcrs>r How To be Cuu.
ysiesi for Early Green Food.
s. John'sDsy Rye.
Nrw.YosS STATE AeRlcULrURAL fNs.
SUG,R; Irs CULrVRE ASD M.sUTAcTVRE.. lOrsion de-
vered before the Agricultural and Mechanics Associaon
Of Louisians, by Judge ?. A. Rostl
CONPARIsOS GVASO WITH orHER Ms>vRrS; Com
inundated to he Royal Agricultural Society OF England 10y
Msx.x,efMFxr OF srasLE.DvSe MaNrsr.
ENTOMOLOGY The Cockroach, or BlacA Beetle
CHEsHRE CHEESE
Henry Wmie-(A Prize Essay
siLS PL,>r-GU.NO. Letter nom Nr. Teschemachefl
NAIVE WILD MAZE. Letter from Jno- n Town
send
Notice OF the Cotton Plant Plate.
THouGHrs on TREss AND FLOWERS. Suggested. or Re
yived by Leller from Clergyman.
The CLERGY Their Opportunities and Power TO In
prove the Public Taste for Agriculture and Horticulture
II .eiler from Rev. j. d. ChOules
Tfs Poetry RURAL LIVE.
tn AIS OF SULFHURIc ACID Bones toR TvRNiP,,
b, Purchas. From the Journal of the Royal Agr-
cultural Society OF EnsAntl
U.s. sULrHUsic AciD WITH Bones A. '~oNrosT, by
p Davis From the Journal OF the Royal Agricultural SO
ciely of Engand.)
FDiroR's TABLE Notices Of Late Puhcsti,ns
J. Observation-Disclosures OF Robert DOngldsCn n, Esq. In
iomology and Botany Agricultural Convention; Hon n
dock Pratt. Maryland Coal Destruction uf he Mulberry
by Frost Vegetable Physiology and ELECTRICITY. letter
from CultOrl
PAGES CURRENT.
MISCELLANY. Cape Wool Composition OF Soils. Gn,
no. Manufacture of Manur Destruction OF Sparrows and
other Birds Manure for Onions Electro Cuh1ire.
TERMS s5ay year F,ue copies for 80. Single mum
bers - cents. Address
GREELEY McELRArH, N.w-York.
rfr In PHL,DELPsIA this work NAV be obsanel of lie
Der 4 Co. In BosroS OF Redding Halliburton AMI other
periodical Dealers and other ces and towns Of Dealers
L in Cheap Literature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18

s.SDs's SARs.PARiLLAWhata treasury 81 good gis 10
ne earth ALL the donations u the Great physician 10 ne
family Of Roots and herbs plants and flowers ana
trees are cisiing through their varied OrganZa0n
Juices adapted the Of mortal ailments Perhaps 10 no
one them such abundance OF the resto
rsive elements 10 Sar-spa What this root 10 others
s.rDs sARsAPARILLA 10 the ordinary operations kno"
Kings evil eprosy, sanguinous sufu.ion
waterbster puste- rashes scrOf1on ulcers, schyron-
sweings rheumatic govt eryspeas and salt rheuf are
among the complaints for which i Is specific
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail b. A. u. d.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists ~ tulton-sL Newly fs-
Sold also rs Broadway, Y Fast Broadway, and by Dpg-
yi.t- generally ihrough the United States Price II per
bOtlls Six bottles for 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18
Inie.t from the Anti.Rent Quarter.

Correspondence Of The Albany kvening Journal
DELHI. sept Il, l-i5
Sir Since last wrote you. several prisoners have
been srragned and some have plead guilty in part The
Court have ad burned until week Most OF the las,
week was occupied with the civil calendar
Yours SC. VI.