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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-11

Correspondence cftfe Tribune. NonEIeH. March s,h.
DEAR SR-The Wings haint got nothing else
in Chenango but te,, of the nineteen Supervisors,
with more than an even chance for the eleventh
This has never occurred bat once before IN our po-
Iitical history. While the Loco-Focos were an
nexing 7sras TO the Union, we united cheHang0 to
Whiggery.
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NJ ALI PHILADELPHIA sGBsiSkir . ~ " c..
Hs TRIBUNE must be reid % the Agas Nsoss eoss
deer Buiiaisgs Is and Chesnnt $751; Witt Issfy
no .lso be abtsiped dsily At o'c.oek lD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-11
,ro-Dny,s Outside.

To-Dayss outside.
Fsrst Pass.--The New Postofaec Law.
Lca ssqe-co,nmcrcial aud Money Matters; asfine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-11

Bainbridee to come in, and we look hopefully
for her. This is the way zoe celebrate the inausu-
ration OF Pres. Polk. Yours, respec'Iuiy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-11

MoNpAY, March 10.
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Subscriptions Received 60 the Weekly
Txibune.
tThe cash in AZ cases secocpaayins the sss~r
susseriners to inc Daily Tribune. .

OF including any RECEIVED IN the City Of Ncw-YotS.
{ The cash in all cases aeeczpaayins III; order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-11

Nr The Whiss Of the SgcoND Ward meet this
evening al The Hotel, 81 Nassau street, to receive
the Report Of Their Committee on Charter Officers
Dawn GsAAaM, ESQ, viii speak. Can any Wing
OF that Wara stay apas :. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-11

or TAe Ne,c Post. o5scs Law. viii be found on
The First Page toaisy. We have made room for il
at no small Inconvenience, believing that, although
we had previously published an abstract, urrsader
would be glad 10 see il at length
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-11

NJ D.Ilsr,s PsIS ExrHseroR. at q CoMtland street
Sold a, HAIR PRICK. WAaRANrEp GESuiSE.
IT, SEE CoMsrocK's ApyERrIsEN:sr on the Last Psss
, Paper OF articles thar have Obtained such uneounded
nopularty All should try them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-11

How Texas CANE TO BE &c ANNExED."-.T
following extract from the Correspondence OF The
Charleston Mercury, dated at Washington, 10Th
February, throws broad and slaring light upon tn
hitherto to us mpenetrable mystery OF the passage
of the Annexation" Joint Resolution In the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-11

oS=. Some eight or ten faithful colored msn, Tor
merry employed in the Public Store House in Broad street.
have been removed understand. by order OF r. Col
lecto Van Ness and their places supplied by members OF
the Empire Club The black men cannot vote and Loco
Focosm, the boosted friend OF the poor and defenceiess
can't afford throw away its favors on men VINO can rem
dor no equivalent but honest toll Well, suppose men
with dark skins must be satisfied under the present admin
Iraton with any thing short of being sold into slavery in
order TO enlarge the srea of freedom We hope they
NAV be duly grateful to their friends Of the Liber, Party,
nv whose aid Polk was elected.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12
The New York
COntributiOnsIsip Fire In
sMrance Company
OffiCc, No. 3 21ldll=&trcct,

ENSURE Dwelling houses, Warehouses
aud buildings IA general, merchandise
household furniture, ships building, ships
III port aud their cargocs, and every doscrlp
ION of personal property, against loss ur
lamagc by fire.
!. SMITH ROGERS, President
x. w. MAgrIN, Secretary.
DIREcroRs j Smith Rogers, James Esiar,
Iamos Mcbride, Johp Adams, John ilasgeriy
Oidiun &. VorpIanck, john Johnson, Joseph
Ncrnorhan, john ! Palmer, Peter i."rilard,
James Mccall, Robert McCoskry, Henry Pa.
rsh, Reuben Wlthors, William Scott, fcrdi-
maud Sui dam, Peter l. NovIus, Richard Irwin
e.. V. :. Roosevelt, l.. ID. IIurbur, George +
Pollen, William Colgate, Lowell lIolhrook.
The undersigned are the only authorised
gents Of sad company IN Newport, and
hey are prepared TO insure any Of the above
Iamcd property IN Newport and rs vicinity
The terms, sc, Of Insurance will be made
Known on application TO n'.
H. Y. CRANSTON s. SON.
Newport Feb. i5 lSll,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12
ii T. Il A l. ID OF II I'll E III ES

/ Use ot Electricity 10 .9gricuiime.-A
discovery has been recently made IL
Eng land, whIrh IL thought of great i'm
poriance, OF the effects Of electricity oi
vegetation, and that this effect may be
made available by artificial means 10 the
increase Of the products of agriculture
! Experiments 10 considerable extent
have been made for discovering the best
/ mode "l applying this element to this ncw
use, and Tor determining the cost to be
incurred IN producing certain results
| So decisive are the ,esuhs of these ex
| perlmcnl-, that the London Economl,
IN al!udng to soinc Of them, remarks,
"we are bound to say ,hat they are such
| that ~e ,ook upon this new agent as one
| likely, before long, to produce as great
/ Il revolution IN agriculture, aS the inycn
| lions OF The steam engine or the spinning
/. Jenny have done ~ manufactures" This
/ may appear oSlravagani, but II would be
rash 10 pronounce IT 80 from any appa
rent 'mprobablllly, for It J., InpossibIr 10
I determine by any process Of reasoning
4 whn limits can he pat 10 the artificial APP
iactorily proved that any sensible effect
- produced by The limited experiments
alr"ady made.
p Ia The experiments more particularly
referred TO, made IN the North of Scot.
land, the electric iluld iS collected and
applied so as io exert IT'S influence upon
0 field of barley by means Of wires, So
placed as to divide 1t into "h'ong squares,
of about an acre each. The wires are
ii CERTAIN points elevated on poles, and
at others, sunk below the surface OF the
ground For, on collecting the fluid,
wares arc cscctcd on poles about 10 feet
high, which draw il from the air. 1t is
suggested that bags of charcoal and
plates ol zinc buried 10 the ground might
be used for The same purpose. The ex
pcnsc is stated not to exceed 90 shillings
per acre, for an apparatus, which II care
fully taken up and replaced annually,
viii las, ten or fifteen years. In the cX.
pertinent above referred to, portion o
the field 10 which the electric appira-I
ton was made, produced last year, al the
rate of Muieen quarters and hall to the
acre, whle the surrounding lind, siml-
larry treated in other respects, produced
the usual quantity of fire 10 sir quarters
To the acre. The barley 10 which the
electricity had been applied, weighed
ocarly two pounds 10 the bushel, more
than any other raised in the neighbor.
hood.
In another experiment, on n smaller
scale, two small barrels OF mustard seed
were sown - one electricity was APP
piled, and tho oihet was left To iis usual /
roursc. The result was that while the |
former grew three inches and half, the l
latter grew only one inch. These re-
suits are sufficient al least TO draw a,ten-
iion to the subject, and to invite a fur
ther prosecution Of the experiments for
testing the value Of this curious discoy-
cry Bos .htr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12

The Augusta (Ga) Chronicle nnkcs
the following amusing summary OF the
means which the North furnishes TO the
South, aud lor which our southern ncinh
bors are almost cntittly dependent.
"Ihoy buIld our houses, they adorn
them with furniture, and supply them
with every comfort aud convenience of
which We have ever con Iccturcd. They
educate our children, and cover our ma
kedness from head to foot, with hats aud
shoes, coats and SHIRTS We eat their flour,
cheese, butter, apples, Goldfish, potaiocs,
pickles, pork aud oulons---we feed our
cattle with their hay, dive their horses
~ ihclr harness 10 their carriages, with
their whips--we walk with ihcrr stick,
iIde on their saddles, wr,tc on their pa-
per, wash with their soap, scrub with
their brushes, sweep with their blooms,
milk ~ Their pals, cook ~ their pots,
sii,ke with their hammers, blow with
ihru bellows, cut with their axes, SOW
with Ihoir seed, reap with their hooks
rnli with their leather, whilewash with
then lime, paint with their paint, march
u, then tunes, road by their lrhts, drink
then Congress water aud rum. smoke
ihru ~"gri- and last and best of all
ih's" hi's''nS-, "c marry their pretty
gnls, vino ndhc lhc best OF wives"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12

iI'II Il subscribers have taken the Store for
merry occupied by Mr.. George Faisncau,
No. I6t, Thames. Street. aud have fitted II
up in style to accommodate all who may
favor them with their patronage.
They are now prepared to cut, curl, and
champoo the hair IN the most approved style.
They also keep on hand every article
adopted to the Toilct--such as Cologne,
Hair Oh. pcrfumcd soaps. Hair Dye, combs
of all kinds, aud hair, Clothes, hat aud tooth
brushes
HAIR WORK, of all descriptions, con-
stanly on hand and for sale low.
=. 81 II. II. YOUNG.
N. B. They will wait upon persons a
their residences, If required.
Newport April 10, lSi5-6m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12
Remedy for Deafness.

lEDW many persons arc suffering from
- tins co ImpInlni, whu. Ivy the ne OF d.
We Mars Acoustic Dll, might obtain iminc
Dat" rrhDi. and ~ al probability regain then
traflur T. ~ also , sure rcliri ~ all cHsrs
Il hul1ug u.I,rs 10 The oats. &c, winch
'rc bat tmy'uu, ~ apptoa,lnrg deafness.
I.ct Tie afltrtcd muEr y tfial ut tlus auirl,.
Sold uuly - ~ Ioa.llardt street PFC, -
per nrh. Fui ,aj, ~ Nc~r,pI by
X IJANLOH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12
JOHN STARK WEATHER,

Upton, Mass Sole Proprietor.
CHARLES DYER, Jr Druggist 4 Apoihc
cary, " Westminster street, Providence, X. l.,
General Agent Tor the United States.
This mcdirincc II no, paimcd upon the public ass
panaccn ""r every ~ iha, flesh Ia heir to- bu after
IN experience al more than thirty III the practice
aud careful observation al the treatment aud remedies
after seeing the benefits which have resulted from the
II IN many hundred cases, the proprietor icel,
WHrrnntud ~ recommending II superior To pre-
paraii"n ever offered. Being of vegetable production II
may bc taken with perfect safety for any term OF time
by persons o the delicate constitutions, ycr
low they may have been reduced hy disease.
The most distressing cases % Dtoas IN The Gall B!nd
Ter have been cured b> aud IN no case bi tins kind
where has been used has il failed al the most con"
pl.ir
1t viii b., found sure remedy for blot?hcj faces "a
trOuhlcsunu 10 young persons.
IL taken ~ season preventive II Will ly Keeping
Ghc bury aud digestive organs IN healthy state, de
lcnd The y from the attacks ~ Fever aud Agu>
the yellow, Bilious aud Auiumnhl Fcycrs which prey
upon those aud those only VIII" are Prcdisposcd thereto
h> disease and arrangement al those organs.
II costiE,ucss ~ AN attendant symptom, II viii hc
necessary to take gentle ca'nrIic once IN three "r "ur
LAYS whilr the bowels rcInhlil ~ that state. Glue
r ~ night, W,ih lus" 81 Rhuhsh, 'n,ior on, or
Scnna "n The mornns following, VIII occasionally lee
iotni eliraCluus.
SlMrroNs.-Thn Hvmrioms oi This dsrnsc of en-
slight aud ir tor considerable time, such sinrss
i,trr meats, accom- panied lay opptrssiuu lc,img q
yruii> ~ the ph oi the stomach. ia" mind becunts
irritable, mcmoTN detective, inCaHoit, tor mental c\
crlun prevails, the appetite h'cuncs variable, tongue
uIrrd, muuth cHmib, ia~" Ntiihird. slight noise rali-
start, sleep drlulcd with irjrhtul dreams.
sIouulS uhtuso pam IN VI" right side, extending I"
The top the shoulder, cranIp spnsus IL often uN
pCr:ruCcl, aud iwIlCng al the MUSCLES aud
driing pain at the limbs nervous sick headache
GENERALS caused 10y u u oiieu appears in the form
u cough asthma, diseastd state oi the liver, c
ihcr hJ sympathy or pressure induces u arrangement
the lurtIuns Of the lungs and occasions iheso dis
orders. Nv changing the Iuurbid state al the liver,
the irritation Of the lungs Immediately gives way. The
lycr indeed connected, primarily srcoudarly. us
rlrct, with yarICus dlscascs oi tho hcud IA
WCll q, other puts Ut the system.
II should II" borne ~ mnd that many oi the discnsr.
Tor winch this medicine 10 prescribed may be ui long
standing. and obstinate IN character 10 require n
iuug Iin, Ia make M impression un thcm. In such
rHs', steady ad patient PERSEVERANCE, - necessary.
II much too often happens that prti"ni~, reduced by
disease, w through dies pOndcncy, discontinue the
Ut means oug hl"ir Ihtir true value eau he tested,
which, " persisted ~, would be productive Ui the most
hcnrlCiHl result.
For sale ~ Newport hy
March I. L. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12
NEWSPAPER OFFICE
LITERARY DEPOT.

M NJ. GOFF, respectfully informs the
w public that he has mnde most salts
factory arrangement with Publishing
House in New York. by which he will be
regularly supplied with Daily and Weekly
Newspapers, Periodicals, and the most Popu
lar Tales OF the day. No pains will be
spared to receive them as early as steam can
forward them. Persons wishing TO subscribe
Tor Magazines will please leave their names
at the office, No. 80, second door north OF
The Post Office. Books not on hand will be
procured to order, md furnished at New
York prices.
N. b. Boys will be in readiness to carry
papers, &C.. to all parts Of the town. inne
diately on their arrival
WIN. GOFF.
Newport, March 20, lSi5-3m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12
~ CasYs;ss1,ssss.A
8SSI.SfsSsss
poetrn.
From The .NeD iork .Mrror
AN HOUR AT THE OLD PLAY GROUND.

From The .NeD iork .Mrr0r
AN HOUR AT THE OLD PLAY GROUND
! sat an hour ,o day, John,
Beside the old brook slroam-
Where we were schonl-boys in old time,
when manhood was dream
The brook is chokcd with fallen leaves,
Th, pond dried away,
! scarce believe that you would know
The dear old place lo-dny.
The school house is no more, john,
Beneath our locus, trees,
The wild ros" by ihe window side
No more waves ~ lho brccln,
The scattered stones took dcsoialc,
The sod they rested on,
li's been piougiiod mp 10y stranger band,
S'nr" y"u and wore gone,
fhr chestnut tree is dead, john,
And what IS saddrr now
Ia" br"h.n grapevine of onr SWING
iIIngs "n tile wiihofrd bough
rad "ur name. upon tho bark,
And found the pebbles rarc--
,.ald np beneath the hoIlow side,
As we had pIlsd them there
Beneath the grass grown hauk, john,
looked !or ou, old sprlug--
Thai hubblrI down ih,. nI,lrt u,IL
Three paccs from the swing,
Tho rushcs grow upon the brink,
The pond is bIack aud bare,
And nut foot ihIs many day,
|, seems, hns lrodden there
! took the old blind road, John,
That wandered up the hill
IT'S darker than II used IT, be-,
AND seems 50 tome aud s,Ili;
The buds sing yet upon the bougIIs-
Where oure the sweet grapes hurg,
But not a voice Of human kmd,
Whrre all our voices sung.
I sat me- ON the fence, John,
That lies rs IN Old time,
The same half panel in lhr patti.
We used So oil io climb,
Ard though, how DER The bars Of llf,,
ou piasu'd'cS bad passed uu,
And left ~" counting un The spot
III, faces tllr are gone
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12
5aC,s:sE:c EIiXir,

4 new rcmedy for Ju"dicc, Dyspepsia, Md'-
g,Stion, UeakntSs AMI .Sourness Of III,
sioaach loss ocoppetiie. Lomntss of Spir
is. Hmiochc, .3sihma, Rheumatism, Ftmait
Obshuciious ond UeoknesScs. aad all ollie,
C0mpio'nts arising from diseased STATE
o| The Liper and its secreiions.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12
lSAWlAND
M X . 7 CT NJ E S .

| A NEW supply of the most popular pate,
! "a medicines. atu,ng which are
sands, Browns aud Carpenters Extract %
SrrsapnrIlta.
sands Sali Rhenm Remedy.
''tarkweaihcr's iIepalic Elixir.
iwams' Pauacca.
DR.. Jayne's EXpcctorant, | For Coughs
DR. Aliens BaIsam Of Liver
wort, colds, as'h
" Taylor'S Balsam Of Liver
wort, ma aud puI
" WIsar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, monary af
Mrs. VI. n. GARDENERS Ealsam
Of Lverwort, fections gen
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
\ndcrscn's Cough Drops, J erally.
Jackson's, shcrman's aud Wislar's Cough
lozongcs.
rcase's, Browns and Wild's Cough Candies.
Jayne, Swaim's s, FahncSt0ck's Vcrmllu.e,
adSworth's, Rcnngions i CoXc's Group
WSyrup.
Sir Jas Murray's, Dinnolord's and Dunbar
Fluid Magncsia.
Glove Anohy ne Drops, for the speedy relief of
tooharhc.
Wright Indian Vegetable, Wh,nry's)
Cough, & Whitney s ln,i bilious, Mcad's, Pills
Da.cnport's, Tomato, SC. Sc,
ALSO-Dr. II. q. Wilcy's Respiration, Of
Breath Warming Instrument, for the use of
ihoso persons whose lungs are Irriia,ed by ex
posurc 10 the air the objects of which are to
enable the consumpive and those prcdIaposed
to con umplon, TO take exercise without risk in
the opcu air, and to prevent the bad effects To
The lungs, arising from sudden changes in the
temperature Of the atmosphere.
Just received anI for sale by
II. Il. II a Y a R ID,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12
d Z WING MUS.



iis sad I" see ~ youth bright mora,
gifted sptrrt plne and die,
For ihIrnt- ~" ~ l,'m rposod,
The choiccsi blessing, Gom nn high
ii'' name IN glory might be- wrought,
Upon lh" worlds unpillarcd scroll,
" h'r" g""'us, Ihroncd IN bold relIrt,
J. ho,c'iug with hor ~, slIc roll.
fui ah Il, harder still To SEQ
youth of gcuruS waste his trust,
Mud fall from cnyIcd heights on earth,
The ,iciim ot morbid lust;
H.. grmlus, Iko the stars OF heaven,
Mlsht slime 'm'd envy's fearful reign,
And spread ,s dazzling -pl.udor's io,th,
tn ruth unfold her wing, again
We weep for h,m hom dread disease
Attacks, wh'ic ~ The prime Of n,ud,
And weave a d"uth'css garland, which
A,uuud h'- u,.u,ufy we bad.
But Oh We only grisrc Tor hun,
Who bhshts h', own young lamcllc'
nam",
We gaze ~ silence round the tomb,
A"d murmu o'or bis bIishrod fame
Newport, Il l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12
Il. J. TAYLOR.
Pure extract oI Sarsaparilla,

gsREPARED by WIN. BROWN, Chemist
No. Isl Washington street, Boston
Ths Is an entire new preparation of Sarsa-
parIila, without beng reduced by the addl-
ton Of sugar. To form a syrup, as II IS known
by oil That tins very much reduces the cx.
'tact II ~ prepared by new steam appara.
'ns, ;hnt procurcs the strength without cyapu.
alton. II Is the only preparation now IN use.
That our physicians may be made acquainted
with ls mode of manufacture, n pamphlet
has been published and sent 10 the phy>i
:Ians iha, they may know ITS qualities. For
'hc past year 1t has been extensively recon.
mcndcd by them for purifying The blood, re-.
muvlng all humors, diseases oi the SKIN, cradi.
eating mcrcutal effects from the system,
Ulcers, &c. II is also extensively used lor
the rheumatism.
For sale in Newport by
X. X. HAZARD, n
r. J. TAYLOR, D'"es's'S'
June 8
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12

n Temperance Increment. The city
nu'h"'I'rs oi Portland, Maine, have de-
,crmun"d that three persons may be Ii.
ccnS"d To sell sprnnous liquors, under
cciiain restrictions, Tor mechanical aud
medical purposes, ." that city, tho pres
'n' y"nr, aud that the profits on liquors
sold Wv VITA" al lhls license shall not
eAcccd 20 rcr ccm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12
Encourage Domestic Manulac.
turCS.


NOR burning WOOD or COAL. Manu-.
fac'urcd at the Newport Foundry
which Tor convenience or economy are moi
surpassed BY. any cooking stove ~ The MAR.
kct, Tor saIcb WM. BROW NELL,
mat souih the Past office.
N. B. The Public are invited to call and
'Xamlnc Tor themselves.
Sent. o..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12
s'aAI,i0Eab!c HclcciOry.

TgNllE subscriber respectfully informs The
"a public that he has thoroughly fitted mp
his establishment, ~ Thames street, where he
will constantly keep on hand every variety
Of Conrrcilonary, Pastry, Cakes, SC, mann.
'aclurcd Of The hes, materials, and IN The
incest manner. tor sale NJ low as ut any
other establishment W town.
lie has also prepared rooms Tor Ict
cRLAMs, JrLL,rs Of all description, Nc
which wall b. served 10 ladies aud gentlemen,
with promplnoss, and in AIRY and pleasant
apartments.
The best Sop, hep, constantly on hand.
THOMAS PELL.
Newport, My g, lolj.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12
No. ! Silver Top, or Sarsapafill;
Mead Syrup.

THIS Temperance Beverage Is now manu-.
iartUrcd by VIM. Brown, Isl Washington
'lrcci, Boston. Nv wholesale AGENTS. .NcSsrs
Dana, Evans ~ Co, SIlas Pierce IL Co..
White 81 St"admnn, llcnshaw, Ward g. Co..
and l. ID. Br,ndlcy, are now supplied with p
fresh nr,Iclc. Also Tor sale IN Boston b.,
most Of the wholesale West lndia Goods aud
Druggist stores. Rctnllcd hy all the Gro.
ccry stores IN Boston. i.owcil. Salem, pruu
drucc, New Bedford, Worcester, Springfield,
Hartford.
There being imliatlons ~ tho market, be-
particular To call Tor VIM. Browns No. |
Silver Top or Mead Syrup It Is maunIac.
turcd with The best of sugar, aud superior
Sar,nparI,ld aud forms ono ol the mo.i whole
some and chcapcs, beverage now ~ use.
For sale IN Newport by
K. r. HAZARD, lr-.,
Il. J. TAYLOR, druggists
jane 8.
o. VIM. Browns pure Extract uf Snr.
Snparlla, prepared hy new mode oi cA
taciiug The strength from the root without
cvapotailun. Is now extensively rccommen.
Icd by the Boston physicians II Is fast ,1k
ing thc place oi all m"dlclncs for purifying
Tic blood, himors ~ the ac" aud nrck Sail
Rhcum, all dl4caseS ol the skin, Rhcuma
lsm, senate complaint, SC. II a. ~ cNten
-Isc use for crad'calimg mcrcurIa disease,
rom tho sys'cm.
For sale IN Newport by
Il. H. llAIAliD, tD,ugyi.,s
X. J. TAYLOR, ! ""ss'''''
june ..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12

Al meeting Of the Farmers Club, at
the American Institute, among the sub
JccIs of conversation was the prcs"rva.
ton Of Peach Trees, as by tying small
bgndlo Of tobacco about the trunk, n lii:
he above the ground, The drippings from
which destroy the worms at The roots or
train oil poured round the trunk, or anlh-
rnci'c coal ashes placed there Tans,
was recommended to bc planted rouud
the trees AS preventive against worms.
Col. Travers Of New Jersey was of o.
pinlon that the ordinary directions for
killing erubs about the trees are una
valing. Digging and manuring arc the
only appliances that hc has found sue.
cessiul.