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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

ATETAI ROOFS Guaranteed lIo;e, 7ighttor Fire Fears
1V1 Whch is -Four Years Longer nG tSgdi-The suhscr-
bcrs have iavcued method OF covering roofs with plain
galvanized Tin plates which they guarantee TO remain
water-ght YEARS, when put up by them The metal
put THAI 1t cannot be affected by the shrinking or
swelling of the pankS whchi; d or by the contrac
ton expansion OF the metal.
The following gentlemen have had their dwelling houses
and in this city covered by this method, 10 their
satisfaction:
Henry Brcvort. ESQ. OF 5th and 9th st.
John :. Schcrmcrhorn, No. 80 broadway
David Austin, Esq corner Of Exchange place and VII
liam street.
j. Green Pearson, Esq. Merchants Exchange wal.st
Geo. i. Butler, Esq. No 81 Nassau.st.
Francis Bur!,t. Esq. 60 brcad-st
Notice is given, that The Improvement Is patented al
persons In the trade wishing TO cover roofs by the snbscr
bcrs' plan obtain permission moderate terms.
mhli I. NANLoR & co. - and 20 Brcai-st
ID ICH'S IMPROVED PATENT SAE,MANDER
III. SAFE.-warranied dry. well as fire and thco
proofrhe following certificates from the most
respectable merchants and others in the city New Or
leans establishes their fire pIeci qualities beyond all
doubt:
"rhc undersigned have this day witnessed the trial of
ono OF RichS improved patent SAamsnder Safes in the
furnace oi the Sea Bird.
1.-THE pisccd the furnace at 10 minutes alcr
IL o'clock \. NJ aud remained there three hours constant
" exposed 10 the most Intense heat that could created
by the Of pi,chpinc and cottonwood Ii WAS then
taken 10 the store OF Mr. Hch> agent in this city and
opened. VIXEN they found that the contents neither
burned ScCrehcd and that the woodwork bore no ap-
pearaucc 0; having been exposed 10 fire.
The undersigned convinced tina; this Safe was sub
ece greater heat than could possibly exist the burli-
ms any building III this city, however combustelc lis
contents and they therefore have nc hesitation SAYING
tha, achs Safes emineny against The risk Of
fire, undo. any circumstances whatever.
NEw-oRLsANS. 18th June, 1874.
Jerome L. Ballard Master Of steamer Sea Bird
Jehn uccy, Firc Inspector Of Western Marine and
lFfJe Insurance Company.
Thos. II. Chcnowith. Joseph Grant,
Il. McCrcspr, J. II. Stauiler,
A c. Lshatt, Benjamin. L. Cock,
Rcnc VI. Brunet
One Of our customers saved $4,000 in Que o; Rieh's
Safes although the burglar had SN eish; hours W his
skill on the lcck.
The above Safes arc sold in this city o. ly by
\. 5. MARVIN, Agent for the Manufacturers.
s2Syc 1881 Water street,
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SHEKIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of several writs OF Fier
- Facas directed aud delivered win expose sale
Thursday the twentieh DAY Of March p o'clock
all the .isht tide and intefrst u William G. Esfcy which
be had on the sixteenth day o: November thousand eight
hundred and 'oyOur any time afterwards Of and 20
all that certain lot rraIce OF ground situate lying and
beng IN the Scyene formerly eleventh. W ard OF the city
OF New York Known and distinguished map Of
the lands Of Nichols lli1m stuyye,ant made BY Edwad
Doughty City Surveyor. dated i1t December, 1922 lot
number (.G) four hundred and sixteen bounded follows.
that Is To Beginning tie Northwest Of the kipt
Ayenue and Ttntstreet and unnns from tbencc North By
SAID Avenue and inch lot number 81
from thence " s and by lot number AZ. and parllsl with
Ientsiree hundred feet from thence South and aalll
with sad Avenue feet aud nch Tenth
street aforesaiG and fIon thence East by sad cnteet
hc.edtnents AID maintenance, iheremno belonging or IN
any wise appefiainng WILLIAM JONES Sheriff.
Dated New. York February i,h ls4J rs iawCw
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

Tbe above is the ORIGINAL and only GENUINE pre-
oaraton from this valuable tree, ali others 6e- fictitious
and counterfeit. Only prepared By DR.. SWAfNE whose
Office removed the y. W. corner OF Eighth ana Race
streets Philadelphia This medicine is acknowledge by
the Profession and Others hrougou: the Unisn, 10 excel
by far all the other remedies offered 10 the public for
the cure of the above diseases.
~ Keep the name OF DIR. SWAfNE IN view, Esh'H
and Race, Philadelphia.
AGEx-s-Haviand Keese & Co. New. York; DR.. W. H.
Minor corner Broadway and John 81 r. \ sands iss
BoYyery +. b. Warner, 205 BceckeF-StS y SitS' SIs
Has Rrooklyn :sW @; Wood Harlem; benjamin clcs
Newark; John Pearson, Railway John Tcrhunc New
Brunswick. v j. j. :. Harrison, Salem, Mass. W. H.
Pierce, .nbany L. Il. swan and j. NJ "insow' hociles
.er Y Y Backus & Bull Troy Splldng x Harrington
and j. Green & Co. Worcester, Mass. John r uai Co
Boston Harvey Seymore, Hartford, Conn., h. HoL.ioge
Buffalo, y. y. William Montgomery, LAnsirgburs' y. l.
p NJ Cohen Co. Charleston, = {. Andrew phyeT ~ 20
Neyy-Oreans; t. & j. Adams and 4. eceine, ST. Louis :
Wm Thon, Piitsburg; Z. B. Hinnlan, Cincinnati.
i,6 3rns
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
SPOKEN

Shin Burgundy for Hayrr reported sailed has been detan
ed; sails to-day. BaIque Jacob VAIN, New Orleans brig
Excel Savannah
The rivers are free of ice.
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SJOO0 KEwARD--To any person who prove
> OOO that Dr. COyEL'S RHEUMATIC FILLS

$1,000 kEWARpIo any person VINO s can pr prove
are the best article used for rheumatism bo; chronic
and in;ammatory. They have and l cure when all 9TH
er remedies f.ti We, however, ask 10 take our
the truth of the assertion that they Will but
and OF the many that have used them. We
give the certificate of Mr.. 4. Wec, s. Nassaustrcet,
keeper OF an eating house:
NEW YORK. December II, ls4i.
Dr. Covc-Dtdr Sir: checrfuly say TO you that Ihavs
taken your Pills Tor the rheumatism after having tried the
prescriptions Of perhaps trcag other physicians, and
recommend them sovereign remedy in the infammSto
~ stages Of that complaint experienced great relief in
taking box; they produced the effect you said they
woud-drvine of the morbid matter through the pores OF
the skin. have the greatest confidence in them
rative for the rheumatism.
(Sgnct) 4. WEIGH.
VIII also refer TO many more As anv one will tEe the
trouble o calling upon. None genuine without the written
Signature OF j. IL Meseley the red label attached
each box. Wholesale and retail office 90 John street al
So reailed in the city BY 4. Hi 20s Greenwich street
j. Cove 1872 Sullivan Il: Haocks, l16 Spring 81; Gabau
dan. l4l sth avenue Fowlers, corner Broadway and
Chambers GGion. Bowery and Grand r. T..
Moss SOC and Grand 81; and +. +. Wheeler & Co. i2
Cherry street. ll6 I'm.
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~ TO LET-SiX OF the nine three story brick Houses
I, in 32d street. the st Avcnuc built convenient
sf.- With from 3 10 Rooms each floor with closets
and ui>ed basement wood houses large yards andcistern
stable divided into three stalls with hay lofts in the
house. Cartmen invited examine the above
Houses as they well adapted for their us.
To those who wish 10 hire from the first Of May
next immediate possession will be given without charge
that date Keys in said block Apply TOD. 5. TREAD
WE'LL Upho.sterer 6I9 Broadway, near Arnity-street
m
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

* SO PEE ToS.-PEACu ORCHARD COAL.
Sc'NOEED ASH, dischar.ing from boats, CONSTANTS
broken and Egg-sove and Su-dere-et as above. Zee
OF eharEe for cartase Also, Lchigh Coal, White Ash,
Schuy!Eiil, Liverpool and SidAey Coal. Apply 10
T. STOKES DICKERSON,
dloG lo7 !Anthony-st. near Eroadwar Tabernaclc.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

HOB pYEING GREY or RED HAIR PERMANENTLY
Il BaowS or BLAck.-The Moorish Hair Dye changes
-rey or rel hair 10 permanent brown black, without
cooring or njung tho skin. Sold-prce 50 cents or ST.
a, 81 Chatham 81. og 323 Broadway. If I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

IL PURSUANCE. OF an on;er OF the Surrogate oi the
County of Newly OTk Notice hereby given all persons
having claims against WILLIAM ii. LEAYCRAt'T. late
City Of New od Clek deceased to prssent the
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber the office of
Edgar H. Lans No 80 Washingto ~ the City Of
Ne"-io or before the ysfrst day Of March next
Dated New ok the eutyourth day OF September 1911.
s27 lawGm' SUSAN LEAYCRAFr. Administrti1.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

IN PURSUANCE of order ofthr Surrogate OF the Coun
Of New ork Notice is hereby given all persons ha:
wing claims against JOHN M'DOWELL late of the City Of
New York Merchant. deceased present the with ths
Mach nextDated New og the sixteenth day Septem.
beT 1911. DAVID MCDOWELL, Admins tatOT
layyGrnc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED.

Sbips Hudson Buckruan, New Orleans, Gaser & Mailer
II Allen Wilson. Charleston q sutton.
Brig Planet. Clark. Boston, Bunker flacc
Sehrs Rushlin Wes,co,t, Mosquito Bay. nlcCreafy
< Co; Consul JARVIS, Elizabeth City do Dodge, Baltimore
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
MEMORANDA

schr WIN Henry. Soper, Philadelphia, mdse
Schr Lady Clinton, Crainer. Philadelphia, coal.
SclIr Louisa, Homer. Phadclrhia flour Sc.
Schr Abe, Rogers Yiual, New Haven ice, bound south
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19


II r. CLAYToN-S SONS have FOR sale u, their warc-
s house, No, 81 Jchn street, most extensive
ineat OF Printing Writing. Envelope, cooroi and other
iapers; Binders Straw BonRet, 6aGdeoS ard Trunk
Boards. rress Papers, SC.
Their stock CT Writing Papers, adapted for Sta;ioners
use, will BE found unusually extensive.
Constantly or hand
Book and News rrns assorted siscS, weights and quail
ii!cS
Colored Medium. double do and other sizes.
Cover Papers, various colers and weights - Magazines
and Cheap Publications
Ledger Wr;3s fine and super do. blue and white.
Fiat and Cat Caps, plain and rule wovc ans! .id eie and
White.
Letter. ruled AMI plain, white anl buc ,soye and aid
Packet roS:. Commercial do Foi;a do. R.nk do
Bank Note Paper, Tobacco do Envelope do
Shoe and Tea d.. Straw Wrapping do Palrn Leardo
Hardware aad Cloth Papers. in great variety.
SIX and Log Paper, SSid Paper Secs. Cartridge Parer
Play Bill Hs;;e... So,tins, Druggists and Tissue Papers
Sc. &c.
S.B.-Pspsr Of every description made to order. iss
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

4 lsOCoLATE--The undersigned. as agents for re5b s.
Iwunb!y, ofer for sae TO II: t1,de, their Superior
Chocolate Prepared Cocoa, and Coco. Paste, which z-e
warranted Of the very best quality.
tioa LATHR0P & BARTLETT. So Pes-i-s..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

r. Farm FOR SNLE.->ituaie on the road from
f'7S New Rochelle White Plains, about equi-distan
1919 from eaci containing $50 OF land, all of which
plough lahd excepting acres, which is wood land
Tie place is divided by lane, and is laid
lent lots for cultivation. Al the fences stonc in
coed order and the grornd In high state of cultivation
The buildings al OF good character and IN order For terms
apply 10 :. =. KENYON, on the premises or OF
30 ii j. ADRiANCE. SO John =. New-YOrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19


Ii is also sold by Haviland keese Co so Ealen Lane
James $ Asrinwall 86 William st. Rushton y Go. III
Broadway and A.to House aud retail by most drug
fancy throughout the United States. III collin
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
IO00 PERSONS IN PHILADELPHIA ALONE
lONjUcan testify the wonderful efficacy Of tha; pow
THoMsoS's COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD SAPHIHA-
READ! READ!
AstoaiSiaag Cure q C7sro''te broEesF''f
urrrn . rnrr PrfL Mnr ~


PHILADELPHIA. May, u, lst4
Mr. 5. P. THoxsoS-Dear Sir: For mgre than four
years past had been treadiuy acet with an atlec..o
Of The throat which M physician pronounced Chronic
Broachis caused by repeated and neglected COLDS Ine
distress suffered is ndescribahe. Ny throat ws Etef!
raw with voleat spsnodic coughing 80 that o!ooc wuad
come from also great oppression Iain and tis'ne AZ
the chest and feyern short, al the usual pulmonary
SYMPTOMS showed themselves. causing entire loss oi nec
sa-v repose NJ throat was eehed and ause.e over anu
over again made trial Of every known remedy and I,
different periods, had the advice OF SIX PHYSICIANS e ~
win no e,a1 About r~o months since made trial OF
vorr COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAfh-
TIA and before had taken The nrst bottle ieit feei
Continued until had taken seren bottles, which COM
nete!y removed the disease and restored me 70 fec
health and trrny believe should not now he living had
JANE PERRY, 1913 Spruce-st-
Principal Office v E corner OF Filth and Spruce streets
Sold wholesale and retail by the Agents. \. B. SANDS
& co Druggists 2.3 Broadway, cor. Chanbers->t Sold
also al % FuIton-st and Eas Broadway Price oV cents
per bofile, or So per dozen.
Beware Of cnunfcr:ets. u I'm
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ARRIVED.

Columbian brig Caoline Won Hagen, n dys I'm Ansostua,
hides and deer skins. to Oslncks Kruger.
Hamburg brig London Packet Hanka, 30 days fn Angos-
tura, hides order. - =
cotton 10 Nesmth X Walsh. a.
schr Grecian Chase days from Boston, mdse. TO At
Kins & Co.
SIoop Leader Russell I'm Nauuck0l, oil and candies
Scr Chief Graydon IN days from Daen, LUMBER TO the
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

.s<Ee.zyA WARRANTED CAST-srEEL EDGE
ToOLS-The real genuine Corgcr's Tools
can only lie had - Attoruey-street,
= " where they made and finished with
my own hands: therefore can recon-
mend them and az George BriSs Co.'S PIa.-street
iose tools offered by Osborn Little, 33 Futoa-st
AM other stores, stamped Coneer," are not my make
aud are designed 10 deceive Mine are stamped thus
"Conser, SewYork, 33 Attorney-st-r The name Of J.
Cec- BeIry Is also a1dedhe having interest IN the
business liberal discount Dealers Please observe
ihestanip- tn25 3rn'J JOHN CoSGER,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19
SCOTT,S BAZAAR.

Good Rooms for Prira,- Parties al tes reaayfee
| gratis for nothing. u I'm
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snfn AI.n ~
RHEI.lt ArISN ANp EIIErMArIc rAiXs-

RHEUMATISM AND RHEUMATIC FANS.
~ DR.. Cuslimans Rheumatic Enbrocation IS offered
pains. II seldom o: never fails in giving almost Instant
relief in every rheumatic atecton-alSc, for
PAINS IN THE BONES, JOINTS Or SINEwS.
Even when the bones snews swell or rise with the ago
ny they feel this stops the pain II s sold nd the pub
lie honestly assured that Il Is really good remedy
81 Chatham street, and 33 Broadway y. y Price so
cents and 81; and l39 Fulton st, Brooklyn. film
EYERY CUrASEous EKrfr1oS or TIE SKIN, Sores,
ncntly aid a marks eaced from the skin. by using cake
o; the -ue Jones Italian chemical Soap In many cases it
acts Ike charm. Il has ot<en
Changed The color Of Disrlarcd Skin renorei PiR!-
ftes, Bi0tches. Freekes, Sc.
And many physicians have found IL tie following
ses, VIXEN every internal and external remedy hayP been
used in vain:
Rmg,rorn, Sore Rceis, Bcrbe,s' hch, Salt
Rtetm, Sc1s-r7, Erysipel1S,
and, in truth, almost eve errq;ive disease could men
io 1t Is not ony powerful b; is 50 healing and simple,
.aat Il can % safely used by mothers fer healing
Chgfts ard ChGgs III Infants
For ladies' with delicate skin, i ioei soap, i
llGses The ssIa char and bsGWytE.
The rnhc are cautioned 10 DC particular and ask for
where ec: NJ the s OF The American Eagle, - Chatham
street. SO Broadway and i3e Fulton BROOKLYN ).
S;ae : Albany; ard STATE 81 Boston III Ina
T ozESGE FOR INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF TO 4
A COLD N TIE HEAD, and elre ior Hoarseness and
Bronchitis, made and sold by
J.& L CopDNGToS. Druggists,
3o3 Hudson s., Cor. Spring.
lis mode of cure thus explained: The Lnzense being
petmtteo 10 dissolve very slowly in The mouth. eSpeads
rs action upon the MUCOUS membrane Of tha; oTan which
heiice relieves by sympathy the parts affected, whether
the throat q the nost-Is.
1t in al sases innocent a-t salua-y. rEics a5 cents
peg box rs lu,s
DRIvATE7 7COTILLIoN PAKTITs attended 10 by a
Piano Forte and Violin Performer Of the best talent
IN the City. Inquire NJ JoLLES Music Stor, 3esBroai-
way. dIo
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

AzA y COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-situate
g the Kingsbridge road, between 5t and 9th avenues,
-r O3d and 10Th streets, containing acres OF land in
good cultivation and Astounding fruit shrubbery
&c. The ground elevated and commands noble view
OF the waters OF urgatc and Fast River, and also
tesve view OF Long Island Terms made easy. Apply TO
ANDREW & s. b. McGoWN,
Executors OF Andrew Mctiown, deceased; or
dotr ] ADRIASCE, Sc John st. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

for sale III lots - sui; purchsserS, by
fis CYRUS W. FIELD, . Burliar-slip.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-19

or ALpERmEN-srEcIAL MEETING.
BoARp ~ p,cu.np L. scuIErrELrS, Esq. In the
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So saying, the prior made the sign of the cross,
and covered up his face in. the folds of his capucha
Rubens and his pupils went out from his pres
eace with feelings of disappointment, and they all
returned to the city silent and thoughtful
After they had gone the monk returned to his
cell, and kneeling down upon small matrass of
straw that served him for bed, he prayed fervent-
ly. When he had finished, he arose, and gathering
together his pencils. and colors with an easel, and
two or three frames that leaned against the walls
Of his cell, he approached the window. A deep
river ran beneath the open lattice. Summonng
up resolution, he flung the little collection of arti
cles (through whose aid he had often beguiIed the
lonely hour) upon the rapid current,
With a long look of melancholy, he watched
them as they were borne away upon the bosom Of
the stream, and when bend in the river hid them
from his sight, he knelt again upon his mat Of straw
and prayed.
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MISCELLANY.
From Graham's Magazine.
WE WERE BOYS TOGETHER.
BY GEORGE P. MORRIS.


We were boys together,
And never can forget,
The school house on the heather,
In childhood where we met;
Nor the green home to memory dear, .
Its sorrows or its joys,
Which called the transient smile or tear,
When you and were boys
We reyouths together,
And castles built in air! s
Your heart was like feather.
While mine was dash d with care
To you came wealth with manhood's prime
To me il brought alloys
Ne'er dreamed in the primrose time
When you and were boys.
We're old men together
The friends we loved of yore,
Like leaves of autumn weather,
Are gone for ever more!-
How blest to age the impulse given,
The hope time ne'er destroys,
Which led our thoughts from earth to heav'n
When you and were boys.
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JAMES r. MORRIS,
A TTOR NEY AT LA w.
Woodyfeid, Monroe CO., Ohio.
~
NM OOD TYPE AND ENGRAV-
Feb. IA. 1915.

w lNG.-I The subscribers bee
leave to inform Western and Southern Printers
that they have commenced the manufacture OF
WOOD TYPE, on The N. E. corner of Main and
Third Streets up STAIRS and are prepared to fill or
ders, on twenty four hours notice, for any style or
pattern of Type now in use, cut on the best cedar
or Honduras mahogony or lockwood land warranted
to be equal in shape finish and material to Eastern
Type, aud at less than Eastern prices.
We have On hand seven fonts, of new style, not
manufactured elsewhere. -
Engraving on wood, such as Newspaper Heads,
Vignetes, &C.. done to order, on reasonable terms.
Printers from the country will please call and
examine our stock, material, and machinery.
Sorts to old fonts cut to order at a few moments
notice. ]. w. d. PALMER, & CO.,
over Enquirer office, Cincinnati.
Publishers in the West desrous Of adding to
their job offices new materials, by publishing the
bove to the amount of SO, will be paid in type
when they purchase three times the amount OF their
bill.
Feb. 81, lS45.-n5I*SS
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SOAKING SEED CORN IN SALTPETRE
Hart Musey, Esq, of this village, took small
portion of corn with which he planted field,
soaked il in a solution of salts of nre, commonly
called saltpetre, and planted five rows with the
seed thus prepared. Now for the result: The five
rows planted with corn prepared with salt petre
yielded more than twenty five rows planted with
ont any preparation. The five rows were untouch-
ed by the worms, while the remainder of the field
suffered severely by their depredatons. We should
Judge, that not one grain saturated with satpetre
was touched, while almost every hill in the adoin-
ing row suffered severely. No one who will ex-
anime the field can doubt the efficacy of the pre-
paration. He will be astonished at the striking
difference between the five rows and the remainder
OF the field
For three years we have published from time to
time experiments and statements showing the value
of the satpere soak for corn and other seeds, and
yet probably not tenth Of ur readers use this
or any 9TH soak. For several years we have
soaked all our corn with the most gratifying results,
None of it has ever been touched by the grub,
against which we, therefore, regard the saltpetre
as protection, and it grows with rapidity that
shames the sluggshness of grass and weeds. We
planted some corn last year on the 9th of NAV,
soaked as usual and in Just twenty eight days it
stood twenty two inches high-ground rich, but
not manured this year. A pound of saltpetre in
enough water to cover bushel OF corn, is about
the proportion Journal. [Say lb of
saltpctre TO 8 gallons of water.-Ed Ohio Guilt
uatOr.1
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elegant, original, and popular, desirable, will be
ound to be GRAHAM'S.
1t can be had by CLUBS for $2, and it is cheap
er than any other publisher, with less than 30 900
subscribers, can furnish so egant work.
TERMS:
Single Copies $3 per annum, in advance.
Cuba, 2 ." $5 a
Nta SIO
ii 800
Any Postmaster, or other person, wishing to see
copy, as a specimen, will be furnished by address
the publisher, post paid. Editors copying will be
entitled to an exchange for one year. tr
GEO. r. GRAHAM.
No. 9S Chesnut Street, Phiadelphia
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
WeStern Literary Journal,
AND
MONTHLY REVIEW.
Vol. 2-TERMs S3.

FEHHEI first volume of the Journal and Review
III is now completed. For many reasons we
feel greatly strengthened for the commencement
of the second We are satisfied from the reception
of the work thus far that its merits are appreciated,
and that the people of the South and West are fully
aware of the great benefit and credit that would
accrue to our magnificent country from literary
periodical of substantial and elevated character.
We at first projected such work, and believe the
Press both East and West approve the judgment
with which it is conducted. While one has pro-
nounced it second only to the Southern Literary
Messenger" afforded at IS, another has declared
it inferior to meme in the Union While one has
given it an equal rank with that sterling So work,
the "Knickerbocker," another has placed it infn-
itely above those splendid magazines which COM
mand the most popular favor. If such be the rep
utaton of the Journal in its infancy,we think much
more can be expected from its manhood. What
western man would not rejoice TO see periodical
breathing the spirit and testing the power of the
western mind? Who does not acknowledge the
great benefit resulting from literary journal that
invites the activity of the nobler part OF man,
makes known the sentiment and spirit of those in
our midst who think and desire the greatest good
to man.? Through its pages those in every section
of our great West, whose philosophy and phan-
thropy would otherwise be unknown and unfelt,
could speak to the reason and hearts oftheir friends
and neghbors, and thus do much to elevate and
ennobe. But it is scarcely necessary to refer to
these matteis-every one knows all we wish to
convey, and we are confident VIII act tor the best
interests of himself and fellows
TERMS:
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Two uniting, $50 "
Ten do 200
The Journal and Review is published in two
volumes per year. each containing from 372 to 3S4
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Will editors, friendly to this enterprise, give the
above few insertions and receive the Journal and
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