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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-14

LANES HOGG would Respectfully lnioFr as irlends
aud he public generally rs he has teksn he store No
Broadway fopposi.e the Lycsui Bul6!ns,l where be
VIII De receiving during Winter supply OF fresh Ga--
den and Farming Seeds and be vii be hsnkai 70 reeeye
puoic NAV be pleased 10 favor him with, assuring them
ha every exeron viii zte on MS TO give entire
satisfaction
Ee now tas very Ene asscrnen. Of Hyacinihs Tulips,
Sarci.sus Jonquils Crocusses, kc winch ~ VII! dispose
of such prices viii do aTSay VIII ne necessity OF a.
tending suction 10 get cheap bulbs
Bocuets OF the ver choicest foers made up II NE "a
r;oas s7Ies suitable for Bridal Dinner and Evening Par
Ties and The Opera oe y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-14

WINDOW SHADES. 1lt Coraiees, &c $3.50
w WOODFORD. 295 Broadway, VIII ope1 t1s E!orn-
in- zcss, window Skaaes full Landscapes acd Gotatca
Aiso plain Borders and yig1erte C5;r-atns
Also cases Gilt Co-rscrs Of entirely ne= Ps-raS
Also.l do Furniture GIMP.
.I-oI do Curtain Tesseis-
C.rrtzir Loops. R1nds. GU Pm, kc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-14

DTBBER sHOEs-aa,Oeo pairs Asa's, Women
bs together -h large and fun assortment OF raszfac-
rure Rabber Shoes Of every description warranted The
b-sr Ia market FER sale - cheap II BY the Newark
india Rubber Aaazileturlng Company. 3 Mziten-iane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-14
PORTABLE BURR Stooe

TT. j. Coleman, Exchange Broker. No eS
" aIl-st New-York UucurT-nI Mon-y bouxhl and sod
gold changed notes and Grst- collected -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-14

I ANDSCAPE PAINTINC--MHS-H VI. PEKLEF
Iinsricis ladies' in Landscape Painting, OIL cOlors.
No. toa Broadway, OF Hous;on-sL solth Of iS
Thomas Church. References, Mr. A. B. DrRASp, Prest-
B. MoRSE. &c s25 slneod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-14

MADAME NARONCELLI would inform her pu-
1'l pills and friends generally that she continues her in
strucor. Singing and Music her residence, No III
Br-voori-pace uth-sL) She also If required gives les
sons al the residence OF tie pupil. sis lnieod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-14
,,,ITu,s uoMEop.TuIC PHARMACIES

- Broadway corner OF Broon--sL-J. L SMITH nav
ing saved from the fire much VI hts stock OF onrops
thic medicine unrjured stale Is ensnod 10 supply
orders and furnish cases, &c &c - heretofore
He mas removed to The above number where raay De
and assortment OF medicines Of Inc best qua
CO.. 49, he-eio-- 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-14

Fos TEE sENoyst PERMANENT crSs os ALL DISEASES
ARISING FROM ISFpsE STATS os THIS $1,000
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-14
MADAME DrRAND, daqg6ieT OF The i.ir Jae Ma

1Fiuescs informs Leies who desire study the French
language that her morning classes for the winter
forming Ladies hsTg stadied mar enter clnss
in the second course, By applying Immediately. new
morning class will commence by the auth instant
second evening class for gentlemen IS also forming.
and will commence the latter part OF tbs present month
Those prepared the first evening clSss pro-
g1ess Will Piease apply Immediately. Residence No IS
WsEer-sL
y B.-Msi DUrand would devote three mornings OF the
week the instruction ot families uniting and forming
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-14
Seneral Notices.
AND DANGEROUS AFFECTIONS,
RE

CANCERS AND DANGEROUS AFFECTIONS,
THE CANCER CAN 81 CURED!
Hltioit Sur eicai 0perG.ionJ.
re- DIR. William II. Norris, of Philadelphia, Is nogT
On visit 10 New YorS where he VIII remain during the
coming winter for the purpose OF consultation And Great
en in the of Cancers HIS plan is 10 exact payon!y
after cure charge for CONSULTATION. Nj
certificates be exhibited Application TO Wi
ham n Norris Atlantic Hotel between tie hours OF 10 and
O'clock and feenyvich nj al other hours ol0 lw
~ The National Association of Inventors
VIII hold their Annual Meeting a. Mechanics Hail. No.
az Broadway, on Monday, The 9Th Oct inst al A.
Qr,i II NJ an neeg sean "Wednesday, the Ism inst
asa NJ 10 continue uni! the annual business j.
acted Inventors OF al classes respectfully invited 10
suend. JAS RENWlCh, President
L. D. GALE. Cor Secretary.
J. P. PRISON, Jr Rec Secretary. % lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-14

THE following testimonials for the hrst time pre-
sened to the public. They have been received during
the past few DAYS II unnecessary sdd single word
other than TO request their candid perusa The first from
clergyman well known and OF high altanments and rep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-14

EITZGERALD,S PORTABLE BURR Siooe
II MiL-Nr Editor: Allow The public,
through your Iha Fzgeruits &C ebraed Mi Is now
being exhibited the FAIR IN Castle Garden L may DC
.eu in OPERATION grinding wheat and corn every day
from II 10 u O'Clock IN the aud from 10 O'Clock
afternoon obliged % nii he work 10 he hours
tty of grain 10 keep mil constantly running Planters.
Farmer. and Mivrs also GroceTs and Grnters OF drugs
coffee spices salt aud invited 10 the ope
i'm al me Fair CHARLES ROSS, MauufacIurer.
oIs Iv- Eishth-sL near Slxth-svenIe, n Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-14

THHE LADIES VII! md la= finest co.ecuoo ofe!-gant
JEWE.LRY fouGf IN tje country comprising al!
oft.e latest .ie together with an innite Va
ety fancy articles, aoe for pressnts al The
Jrweiry and Lamp Establishment opposite the Tabernacle
iyi6 vi THoS. CRANE BANks. SIl broaowe5.
ITATIONERY WAREHOUSE, II Msiden-lsne.
SFRANCIS LOUTREL invite The attention OF dealers
and Others their large assortment OF Account Books
Wr;tiny and Wrapping Papers, God Pens, Quill Pen Shs
Elastic Bands Tn Cash Boxes, Gold and Silver Pencil
Cases Cards Ind-libe Ins Croton Ink superior article
Note Envelopes kc English sod French Stationery n
zrea, varety-a sold in quantities 70 suit purchasers
LEWIS FRANCIS.
el-La
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-14

T OST-A Greenwich Savings Bank Book, which 10 II
LIMO consequence any but tho ownsr. II The Under
will leave il the Bank dollar will be paid sor he
trouble. Ola ~
G1 mn 81 200, 81 800 and 5000 to Loan on
- ,UUU,impfoved city property In fee Apply az The
Lam and Chandelier Store Of JNo. w. MORGAN,
ol2st' No t5i Fulion-st. door eaat Of BroniwaY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-14
"a detail Of the cases alluded to fOllows-)

n -
Tbs will certify thai for number OF years past have
been in feeble health In consequence OF haYug severe 'a
in he hold of nv vessel which sprGred my bsck and seri
ously Injured my spine have consulted physicians and
tred the Baam Of Lverwor sarsapera ard macy otnei
cured DR. Chriss Gsivanic Belt and Magnetic fluid and
have recovered never expected 10 be wen aRan
and ,bouybt would have give up coasung but now
feel better than have for number OF years past and am IN
every respect altered person Nothing would induce me-
To mart with my Bell II could uot procure another
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-14

NEW MUSIC CLASS.-EDWARD HOWE,
NJr organi- DR.. Mason's church. Beeckei-st
Broadway, viii open Elementary Class in Vocal Music
for ladies' and gentlemen IN the Lecture Room OF That
may be Union Theological Seminary No Univer-
s mia % Sspd-
State journal & flag., 1846-06-19
Parish School of Christ Church

THNHE Wardens and Veslry of Christ Church H Tuscaloosa, have made arrangement for the perm anent establishment of Classca School, with the sanction and advice of the Rt Rev. Bishop of this Diocese, who, together with the Rector of the Church, will act as reg. ular visitors of the same. They have obtained the services of Horace l.. Edgar PRATT, A. B. (of the University of New York; as Principal for the ensuing year.
 The school will be opened the 2d Monday of Sept. pext, in the Rectory on the Church loi the scholastic year will be divided into two ses sions of five months each.
 The necessary preparatory branches required for admission to College will be thoroughly taught, besides all English studies desired ;-- no admission for less than one session, except when pupil enters after the commencement of a session.
 TUITION, twenty dollars per session ; one half to be paid at the oommenoement, the emandor, at the end of each session, 10 either of the undersgned-
 E. ". PECK,
 C. M. FOSTER,
 HENRY A. SNOW,
 s. J. LEACH,
 AUGUSTIN LYNCH,
 C. R. HARRISON,
 E. F. COMEGYS. Tuscaloosa, August l4th, Is 45. 1y-3
State journal & flag., 1846-06-19
NUMBER 31

very short tune, will make an entire cure of ErySipetaS, SaA Rheun, and a sriking improve ment in the clearness of the sEn. The worst cases of Common Colds and Inftenza will most always yield 10 one or two dosesof the Pi Us And as a remedy for that distresng maady. the Piles, too much cannot be sad in their fla. vor, for by using this medicine in very mode. rate doses, it has been known to cue inc worst of cases, and that too, of those who had tried almost every other remedy that couh be pre- scribed within the whole compass of th Mates ri@ MedieR
 FEMALES who value good health, shoud ney. CT be without Spencer's Pills and Bites. as they purify the blood, remove Instructions and give the skin beautiful, clear and healthyap- pearance.
 ELDERLY PERSONS make it rule 10 tate them 7 or 5 times week, by which they r.. move the causes that produce disease, preserve their health, and keep off the infirmites of age.
 HEADS OF FAMILIES should nlwas keep this Medicine in the house, as remedy in cases sudden illness, for by their immediate admins. tration, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, Cholic, Gout in the Stomach Cramps, Spasms, Fe,ers, and other alarming complaints, which off en profe fatal, may be speedily cured or preven- ted.
 All that is required of those who use this Medicine is to use it strictly according to the directions. It is not by any thing the proprie. tor himself may say in their favor that he hopes gain credit It is alone by the result of a fair trial
State journal & flag., 1846-06-19
VOLUME 3.
ssCOlne All"
BY PARK BENJAmINE.

BY PARK BENJAMlNE. Come, all ye brave Americans, wed have you for to know, That for to fight the Mexicans we're going for To go- To whip the bloody Mexicans, to wh p them o'er and OCT, Or leave them but dead mans length upcn our sacred shore. It's twice we've licked the Brtishers on land and on the sea They found they couldn't conquer us, and so they set US free They would have stamp'd our paper, bu; our fa- thers stamp'd the ground And paid the tax in musket balls at twenty to the pound. We've met the grey Wolf in his den, the pam ther in his lair, Have fought the savage, hand 10 hand, have grappled with the bear, Have trod "'he dark and bloody grouad,' have hid in caves and rocks And when we couldn't play the man, we silly played the fox. IIo merchant, leave your dainty store ho student, leave your hooks. Ho pensve lover, walk no more by streams and lulling brooks; Ho every one lay work aside, leave hammer, axe and spade, And win renown from Southern men md love from Southern maid To arms to arms lawless foe 10 craft and rapine bred, Has dared polute with hostile foot the soil where freemen tread, Stout hunters in the wilderness, strong mowers ot the swarth, To arms and blast the invader with the light nngs of your wrath! Ayenge the death of Ringgold, and pour your fury down, Like a hail-storm in November, on the murder. CTS of Brown; For every brave American, whose blood hath bathed the ground, Pile up a thousand Mexlcans in many reeking mound! And shout hszza for Taylor our general, bold and wise, And for our gallant army let shout on shout arise, Till the Rocky MounI aims send them in echoes to the strand, And the hoar Atlantic rolls them to every de- potts land. Come one, come all, ye volunteers, come gather for the fight To see the foemen flying will be pleasant sight, To see the foemen falling, and know that you are there Will be worth a common lifetime and fifty years 10 spare!
State journal & flag., 1846-06-19
ShcriH's Sale.

NTlLL be sold for cash in front of the Court w House door of Mobile county, on Wed. nesday, the l2th day of August, l846, between the hours of Il o'clock m. and o'clock D m. of said day, runaway negro man (slave called TOM, 5 feet. 10 inches high, of black complec- tion, about 43 years of age. and says that he belongs to Garret Dent, of Coosa county, Ala, 40 miles from Wetumpka, and said negro hay ing been committed to the jail of Mobile coun. ty by Robert D. Wlggins, esq.,, justice of the peace of Mobile county, on the 26'h January ls46, and his owner having failed to come for ward, prove property, pay cost andcbarges and take him away, he therefore is To be sold m compliance with the statute in such cases made and provided to pay jail fees.
 c. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. C.
 March 20, lS46 Is ids.
State journal & flag., 1846-06-19
Groceries.

USI recelved per steamboat Louisa Hop, eI kins, and will be offered for sale at Auc- llon on Saturdays and Mondays, regularly through the summer, and at private sale through le week, at wholesale or retail at auction prices.
 20 bbl's Blue Head Whiskey, 9 l-2 to 24 cents pr. gal
 20 bbI's Flour, S5,5o to 5,75 pr barrell. | 10 l-2 bbPs. Molassess, s 10 5 cents per gal
 30 boxes Soap, l-2to , cents per ID. 20 boxes Sperm Candles, s to B cents pr. lb.
 l2 boxes No l Cheese, II l-2 10 12 cents pr. To.
 5 boxes No. Chewing Tobacco, 40 cents Cligh but good.)
 8 boxes com. Chewing Tobacco 7l2 to 8 cents per lb
 2l-2 pipes "Otard' Brandy S2. 50 to 2,75 pr gal.
 cask London Porter in bottles, at $2, to 2,50 per dog.
 5 doz. bottles Champagne cider $4,50 to ST pr. dog
 2 Casks Shoulders, 3 l to 6 cents per lb. pr cask.
 200 lbs. Bacon Ham, 12 10 cents pr lb.. 9 dozen Claret Wine $2,50 10 3,d0 pr. d,z.
 3) dog. Scotch Ale, sS2,50 to 2,75 per doz Brass Clocks S4,50. Together with few Dry Goods Boots, Shoes Hats &c. We would mention that the annexed prices are our asking prices--bnt we are determined to sell. Give us call any way, Saturdays and Mondays, and get goods at your own prices.
 VAUGHAN & YEATES,
 General Agents and City Auctioneers. We will attend all sales of house hold and kitchen furniture, Negroes, Horses, &c., when called upon. Our terms are low
 V. &Y.
 Auctioneers o,I
State journal & flag., 1846-06-19
EUGENE SUES last work, The comman. A der of Malta price 9 cents
March 20, l846

EUGENE SUES last work, The comman- AA der of Malta. price 9 cents.
 The history of Silk, Cotton, Linen, Wool, md other fibrous substances, including obser- valons on Spinning. Dyeing and Wcaveing i; also an account ot the pastoral life of the an. clients, ihrlr social state, and at,alnments in the domestic arts-with appendices on Plny's Na'ural History on the origin and manuac- ture Of linen and cotton paper; on peltng, net ting, &c. derived from copi'us and authentic sources--lustrated by steele engravngs, vol Svo.
 Darwin's Journal of researches into the Nat. nral History and.Geology of the countries vsi. ted during he voyage of the Beagle round the world. performed at the expense and under the direction of the British Government ? vols l2mo.
 A Treatise on Domestic Economy, for the use of young ladies at home, and al school, by Mss Beeclier, 1 vol.
 Webser's Encyclopedia of Domestic Econo. my :; illustrated with one thousand engravlngs, vol, vo. For sale by
 D. WOODRUFF,
 Bookseller, Waverly Place.
State journal & flag., 1846-06-19
May Stb, '46.
Slneriff',S Sale.

NMTlLL be seld, for cash, in front of the w Court House door of Mobile county, on Friday the 3lst day of July lS46, between the hours of II o'clock A NJ and o'clock NJ. of said day, runaway negro boy slave, called ISAAC, aged II years, and says that he is free and from Charleston, South Carolina. Said negro boy having been committed to the Jail of Mobile county on lhe 27lh day of Decem- Der, l45, by Sidney r. Douglass, Esq. Jus. tce of the Peace of Mobile county. and said ne- gro boys owner or owners having failed 10 come forward, prove property, pay cost and chary- es and take hlm away, he therefore is to be sold ln compliance of the statute in such cases made and provided to pay Jail fees.
 C. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
 Feb 13. 1S46 tds.I3
State journal & flag., 1846-06-19

ceSsary to the existence of animals and plants, and to the support of combustion on the face of ihe globe. IL exists also largely in the water, every nine pounds of lhis liquid containing eigh pounds of oxygen.
 But the quantity of this substance which IS .tored up i'll the solid rocks IS sIill more remarkable. Nearly one-hai of lhe weight of the solid rocks which compose the crust of our globe of every l solid substance we see around uS-of the houses in which we live, and of the stones Oh which we tread-of the soils which we daily cultivate, and much more than one-hall by weight of the bodies of all living animals and plants, consist of this elementary body oxygen, known to us, as have already said, only in the state of a gass. It may not appear surprising that any one ele- menlary substance should have been formed by the Creator in such abun- dance as to constltue nearly one half by weight of the entire crust of our globe, but 1t must strike you as remarkable, that this should also be the element on the presence of which all animal life dependS-and as nothing less than won- derlul, tha. substance which we know only in state of thin air, should, by some wonderful mechanism, be bound up and imprisoned in such vast stores in the solid mountains of the globe. be des- lined to pervade and refresh all nature in the form of water, and to beautify and adorn the earth in the solid parts of animals and plants. But all nature is full ofsimilar wonders, and every step you advance in the study of the princi- pies of the art Ey which you live, you will not fail to mark the united skill and bounty of the same great Contriver.
 Oxygen gas is heavier than common air in the proposition of about II to 10 its specific gravity by experiment. is I-lo26, air being J it is also capable of being absorbed by water to certain extent. One hundred measures of wa, ter dissolve l-2 of this gas De Saussure. According to Dr. Henry, 100 volumes ofwater absorb only l.2 of oxygen.] Rain, spring, and river waters, always contain a portion of OK ysen which they have derived from the atmosphere, and this oxygen, as they lrickle through the soil, ministers to the growth and nourishment of plants in va rlous ways. Some of these will be ex- plained in a subsequent lecture.
 In an atmosphere of pure oxygen gas, plants refuse 10 veeetate and speedily perish"
 1ln rhis state it is readily obtained hy heating in glass the red oxide of mercury oftho shops. or white salt known by the namc of ell ratt of
State journal & flag., 1846-06-19
DIR. HUIL'S VEGETABLE FEVER & AGUE, AND ANTI-fEvER
 PILLS.

The following certificate was given by three highly respectable Planters, near Fife Post Office, Talladega County, Ala, one of whom had used twelve boxes of the pills in hls own family.
 This is to certify, that we have used Dr. Hul's Fever and Aeue Pills in our families in several cases of Fever. and Chills and Fever and their administration has been attended with complete success. In no case have they failed to produce the desired effect, when used accor- ding 10 directions. We think they are good Pill, and would cheerfully recommend them to all persons subject to Fever, and Chills and Fever.
 Given under our hands:
 Feb 9, l843, JAMES BAGLY,
 May 3, i" JAMES MONTGOMERY
 me 29, :" HARRIS TAYLOR.
State journal & flag., 1846-06-19
A CARD.

WMTM. McCAY, Qreccntly of Eu,aw) res> w peclfully offers his services 10 the c:i zens of thls place and vicinity, as conductor of Male School. From many year experience in teaching, he flaiters himself tha, he will be able 10 please those who may patronage him. He will devote himself to the moral and intellectual advancement of his pupils, exercising over the m a strict, yet parental discipline.
 The course prescribed will embrace the us. ual branches of English Education, wi h instruc- iIon in the Latin and Greek Languages. Par tlcelar attention will be gwen to Composition and Declamation.
 Terms per session of five months Primary Department, SIP. Advanced Sl6. LGngua- ges, S20.
 G. Ref-fIon. s. McAlpin and Hon. J ". Taylor. of Greene county.
 tuscaloosa, Jan. 9. l846. tf.S.
State journal & flag., 1846-06-19
NEW BOOKS.

HHE Theatrical Apprenticeship of Sol ! Smith, esq, Conmedan, Lawyer, &c.- iiusrated-price 50 cents. Mysteries of the Back Woods-price 50 cents.
 Elnor Wyllys; or the Young Folk of Long bridge Edited by J. Feniinore Cooper, ? vols. --pr,ce 75 cents.
 Narrative of the Exploring Expedition To the Rocky Mountains, in the year lsi2 and to Oregona and North California, in the year la43 "A, vol.-prce 9 cents. John Rong;, The Holy Coat of Treves- price 25 cents.
 The Seercss of Prevcrs. being revelations concerning the Inner Life ofman, and the inter- diffusion of a World of Spirits, in the one we lnhablt-pricc 9 cents. For sale by
 D. WOODRUFF,
 Book Seller.
 Wareriy Piace. March 20, 1846 tt-IS.
State journal & flag., 1846-06-19

1T E He M s .-The STATE JOURNAL AND FLAG OF THE UNION is published IF the city of Tuscaloosa, every Friday morning
 JNo. McCoRMICK, Editor and Propriefor,- At FOUR dollars, per annumIN ADVANCE. Five dollars will be charged if payment IS delayed until the expiration of the subscription year.
 0%F' Advertisements will be inserted at one dollar per square of twelve lines, less, for the first insertion, and fifty cents for each subse- luent insertion. Advertisements which are not marked with the number of insertions desired, will be continued until otherwise ordered, and charged according to the above rule. A de. duction fromlhe above will be made to yearly ad vertlsers.
 G- Announcing candidates for office, FIVE DOLLARS.
 GF Companies enclosing us $15 free ot postage, will be furnished with .fue copies of the Journal & Flag for one year.
 GF Communcauons or advertisements ot personal nature will be charged double, and pay ment will De required in advance.