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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

AMERICAN PRISTs.--While recently in the thriv
ing village of Fall River. Mass learned with pleasure
that our American Printed Goods Calicoes are no
longer mere copies of European patterns lu passing
through the extensive American PrintWorks' in that
place found little army of engravers printers, &c
engaged the manufacture OF Prints in good part from
original designs and such understand to be the case
at other Print Works throughout the country. There
has been great improvement effected in the quality Of
our fabrics within the last years. any may
by comparing the best American Prints now with the
best of a few years since We have before speci.
mems of the goods of the American Print Works which
can hardly be surpassed by any Foreign fabric Ifit
We're but possible to make our shopping Ladies know
the truth with regard the relative value Of American
and European fabrics Protective Duties could be less
disastrousy dispensed with.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

II n splendid delicious, beautiful head OF h4i. can
be nad o using shilling ooL!e o jones' CORAL
HAIR hEsr,EATGyE a.lies ase tsHd mud, Iee1eI u
docs ali stz-dj iUrcr In= goHA Of hai, " soien
cI-s render beautiful ~ sup It failing Oft and dspe
daacIuE ovld 81 Cnstaam a. 81 Broadway, and lSs
Fu.ton-sL Brooklyn u Ieod
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

SERMONS TO THE YOUNG.--The eighth in the course
Of Sermon, to The Young being delivered III the +
e Free Church OF the Holy Evangeis;s (Vande"aief,
between Frankfort aud Pearl sts will be preached TO-
morrow evening 4th inst which time the usual GUAR
terly Collection will be made. Service 10 commence
a, O'Clock. Service also at lot A. NJ and } P NJ AL
rho sssts in this Church are free.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03
Not Exactly!
The New.York correspondent of The Unioa thus

The New-York correspondent of The Union thus
disco urses:
cannot but think the present is nc time to settle the
Oregon Tariff and Corn questions on solid and per.
mancnt basis; ; and that they may be grouped and
combired as to be mutually advantageous TO both ma
tons and insure uninterrupted peace. These gold
en- opportunities accomplish mighty results, and the
people certainly do expect much from enlightened
democratic administration and legislation
Yours, truly, EsBE."
We protest against any such grouping" and
combining Let US settle the Oregon Question
fairly and u whether by negotiation orarbitration
This is bargain that two parties must unite in
Not SO with Corn and The Tariff. Such should be
arranged by each party for itself and SC left 10 be
modified at its own good pleas are. If Great Britain
chooses to repeal her Corn-Laws, very well. five
choose TO modify Tariff, nobody else has any
right TO object. But il we undertake an Inter
national dicker on the subject of Corn and Tariffs,
complicating matters still farther by stirring in
Boundary adjustment we shall make two misunder-
standings for every one we heal Let us make and
mend our own Tariffs, and leave Great Britain TO do
the same. Nothing but evil can come by mixing up
Corn and Cloths with Boundary Treaty.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

CRIrrESDESs DOUBLE ESrRT Book KEEPING
This s book OF aOs pages, by A. F. & : !" cr1ten-
den, published by E c. & J. Ridde. Philaceipnia- we
not very well versed in Bookkcepns snd are there
fore perhaps the best judges in the world OF tie
eTiis OF this work bu, from cursory glance at LIS ar
rangenentt it be plain, simple and FhnosoPni'
cal We cannot give better idea OF the book N ie"
words than by quoting the title page The snthoF 'es
Us that Il Is An inductive and practical system o.
Double Entry Bookkeeping on entirely new plan :
having general rule, deduced f-on the definition Of
debtor and creditor applied The jOr-nahzns OF al
transactions containing twelve sets OF BOOKS of IN
parting general knowledge OF the science with nuer-
GUS and varied entries and illustrating single and part
nesship business. both prosperous and adverse also
approved oru's OF auxiliary books-a Sc; CT steamboat
books-s vocabulary of commercial termi-pracfeai
forms for keeping books IN different branches Obusiness
commercial calcustions-a table of foreign coins and
moneys of account ETC. Designed ioE the use Of pFi-
vate s'ueeats, schools. and practical accounts
For sale by Saxon and Niles EOS Broadway. See ad'
yertissment
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

No 81 The city of New.York J. Bailey jr. and al.
The Chan and Senators Hard Bockee and Barlow gave
written opinions and Senators Johnson Ta!co Clark
and Porter gave oral opinions for ettrmsnce Lit Gov
oral opinion for reversal judgment affirmed 10 to A.
49, Argus
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

E most blessed, strange, nstouucicg and miraculous
in'eLJn 10 caneous erupoLs anu clear dark sun
burnt, yellow, ciEcJIored SGD cnappcc tender dn1
ircrhi-d
MaAy-sy, there nany-who have been cheated with
asH srd therefore tnk the po@ers Of gepcEe JoEes
suap exaggerated sI such give uis Il Is M
deed sIasusfy wonderfully cuTs.9e preparation
ever made, IL al sAll IL ac sedon ce'er
fail. IN curing
Plmpies, Bolches Freckles, Tan. Morphew,
SAT- RLeum, Scurvy, Efysip-lss, bafoefs Itch,
h!1R- Worni-, C.d sores, end Sore hea1s.
But mind Is Jon--'s Soap and sill efecb
heee Grt where else n tts clIyor you ~I
sxiacled WIN countsreiI-ba a. Tie s!gn OF the Aer
c.c Eay.r a. Ch.lhum..t IL 2ur0J
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

cH Goirgu6s ka!iaa heaieGed So0 the OF Pn-
Pies Freckles Tam Sgliownsss, EytioIs dis
hsufemenIa a. The only cePo 81 slzer-s Isl Store BHO
6soadwsy % cents Gaze Grecaa Hair Dye, Iesetd5ss
Ltue Rouge, Tor crIEsoGng Lips and CheeAg; F0udrs
St5tiLe of egGdieai'g eLtu0t a'r w!11ou! INJURY 70
ne skln Lay WhI:e Tor INSTANTLY scaterng f5dness aao
hs-a Ioin lac face. Acoustic drops for curing draness
1e he above Celebrated preparations VI Dr. GouraucS
ese 70 b- loud only tDeaI nina a. 81 Waikers ls sIofo
YhOa Broadway
ASEaTsE Z. Tuti.e Assembly Buildings, Phiiadelpss
Jofdsn MLAst hos.oa Csr!etou Co. Lowell iyes, Sc
lem, ". l. Gerr. r. Bedford; Guild BaagOu Blss Spring,
ls.d Green Co. Worcester: hy-rs. ~. Haven. dig
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

MARYLAND-The Message OF Governor Pratt OF
Maryland delivered to the Legislature on the 3lst
ut 1t is very long and enters fully into the AFFAIRS OF
the State. The finances "a statement OF which VIII be
found under our commercial head) claim prominent
position.
State tax collectors have been appointed In all the
counties except Calvert and proceeding with the
collection. In Calvert the County Commissioners Will
not give the collector the books.
He recommends the laws and suggests sucn atei-
ations in them will max them more effective:
The receipts from the stamp Act, 1t Is estimated
will amount 10 100000 the END OF TIDE year ior wnicn
it went into operation; and he recommends tnat II De
extended 10 all instruments which were oy tne decision
OF the Court OF Appeals declared 20 be excluded oy me
2nraseoOsy OF the existing law He also recommends
that lottery tickets oe also required 10 be stamp.d
The message ad.erts succncty 10 internal improve
ments of the Sta'e-ihe Maryland Penitenuary wnlcn
has been jddicously managed the past year-souches
upon The Oregon queston-ard concludes Win the as
sarance TO the Legislature that he will cooperate with
them in whsseve. may conduce the honor Q; the sate
end the welfare OF the people
The message is strongly written sraish'-orwsfo
paper-spesks its authors opinions out boidy-ssuns no
responsibility that belongs IT, and VIII create decided
impression On al who read il.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

The work also contains notice of the City OF Brook
yn. its various Public Institutions Churches &c It's
importance and usefulness must be obvious TO every
one and we cannot doubt that it win meet with ready
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-27
UNDRESSING WHEAT.

top.dressed. with equal quantities of stable
manure, SIX lost Of wheat. in the first week of
October, November. December, January, Febru.
ary and March. The land MANFRED is thin. gray
highland, with a considerable admixture of sand
Wuhou; manure. i! might have brought from
three to FIVE bushels of wheat to the acre. From
the time it came up until harvest. the wheat top.
dressed a, the time of sowing in October had the
advantage Of all the other lots. /, came up bet.
ter, grew faster, filled better and ripened soma
days earlier than the other lots. Ia spite of a
thick crop Of blue grass. this lot yielded a, leas.
fifteen bushels to the aero, while that adjoining
of the same character. but no, MANFRED, did no.
yield three. was unable 10 discover any
d difference in the other lots. The top-dressing had
a decided good effec, all in Fastening their
maturity and improving the quantity and quality
of the product over the unmanured land odioin-
ing-,be crop being fully doubled on all.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-27

Tho Democrats Of Iowa have nominated AN
SON BRIGGS, of Jackson county, as their candidate
| for Governor.
! The editor Of tho Savannah Republican ha.
| been shown letter from Mexico in which thc
writer says: IL have drank real China Tea prown
on this soil. and think i, eqaa to any imported
from the Celestial Empire.
! lsaac Franklin. late Of Sumner county, Ten.
nessee. cied on tho 9th of April last. He be-.
gan life as boatman, and in tina, ca paci,y com.
menced the acquisition of fortune which At the
time OF his death. exceeded a million OF dollars
He loft one third of his es,a,e 10 an only child
and the balance, about 5000 600, to found a sem.
mary for poor children in Sumner county,
Observation-Disclosures expels reason.
browns tho memory, Gofacos beauty. dir1ini,hes
strength. lnfames tho blood. cnuses internal, ex.
terna and incHrabIe wounds, makes a strong
man weak, and a wise man fool: he drinks 10
tho health Of others and robs himself Of his own
A woman in Berlin. PRUSSIA, nged lOi, lately
married youth of 70! The bride had one son.
lad Of so.
The Presden. has appointed Burrill B. Taylor.
of Ohio, 10 be Consul Of the U. s. for tho nor,
OF Buenos Ayres. in tho place of James H. Tate
resigned.
MATERIALS FOR New STATES -California will
Hiake iofiy.H new States, each the size of Now
Jersey; and New Mexico is equal 10 twenty-five
New Jerseys.
A celebrated physician, Boosting a. dinner ,ha,
no cured bis own hams, one Of his guest. observ
ed: doctor. would sooner be your ham than
your patient"
PARTY PRED.LEcTIoSs.- yourg lady who wa
asked which party she in favor of, replied
that she preferred wedding party.
Iron SLingles-Wm. Beach of Troy. has invented and
patented mode Of using plates for covering
fit into another render the roof water tight
by applying white lead the Joints 1t can be Afforded
at l6 cents the foot and about half In.
cost of copper They weigh three and half pounds
square foot Slate costs cents per square foot
The Hutchinson Family cleared $50 300 du. /
ring their years sojourn in England. This es.
'abishes the fact that although I,nlian singing
IS admitted TO be the true school for music We,
the English ballad continues to be popular with
The great majority Of the English people.
SANTA ASSA's FLocKs.-A Supply for the A,ny-The
writer IN Blackwood's September number Mexico,
large portion of the country between Vera Cruz
IND the city Of Mexico belongs the well known Gen.
ra Santa Anna The soil Of his is fertile
left to its natural fertty-the General being sep.
d and said to have from 40 to $4,000 heae of cattle in
pastures Should the government quarter the army
N him for while would it greatly expedite their
fforts to conquer peaee?"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-27
A Dog story.

We have published very remarkable dog stories
various times but really this anecdoe told by the Cam
den Mail is remarkable than most dog stories.
Gan old house dog whose misfortune II had been to
trouble the family to which he belonged. He was
often driven from sunny haunt the front door step by
the boomsck of the housewife who felt him to be much
the way of her accustomed ,idiness- Having put
up with this ndgnity, time and again. the annoyance
of the good woman, less than his discomfort,
poor Tray began 10 show evident signs of saddened
spirit and broken heart. AZ last the matron, finding
that he still presumed take his wanton place at the
front door, drove him forth with angry looks, and the
bitter wors that he worthless fellow, and had
better drown himself The poor old dog, Ike
many another outcast, knew not where to and APP
peared to nie-sant and feel if dogs may feel the bit
teruess of his lot. With his tail between his legs and
his head bowed down the earth he took his me auchoy
wa to the side, where his subdued and disconso-
late dee attracted of informant who
watched his motions ne proceeded to the edge OF the
stream. Here he seemed hesitate before committing
the final act; casting look Of melancholy and
mute dspair upon world that had for him home, he
deliberately the deep water, AMI sought,
as il would SEM relief from the unmered unkinducss
which had made life burthensoe. Alas, poor suicide,
far more excuse there for thee than many
tioual being can offer for the suicidal act
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-27

Two CHRIsTlANs.-Two good men on some
occasion had warm dispute; and remembering
the cxhortntion Of the apostle, "Let not the sun
60 down upon your WRATH" jus, before sunset.
one of them went to tho other, and knocking nj
the door, his offended friend came and opened it.
and seeing who II was, started back in astonish.
ment nd surprise, the other at the samctime, cried
out. Tho sun is almost down." This unexpec,.
ed salutatlon sotened the heart Of his friend into
affection, and he returned for answer, "Come in.
brother, come IN" What happy method Of
conciIiat'ng matters. of redressing grievances
and of rcconciling brethren!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-27
war EXpenses-".SubtTeasury.

w ashngton letter of the 10Th instant, published in
the \. Y. Journal eff Commerce, says:
"AccorIIng 10 recent o.hcal estimate, the charge
the Treasury Tor the army for the eight
weeks wall be ten millions. As the re are now probably
two three millions left the Treasury Mr.. alker
may be able TO get along tIi congress
loan OF eight millions.
"lhe Government must and will abandon the Sub
treasury scheme EaIy the notifications
OF that system Will be proposed. The specie clause VIII
be further postponed, the banks bank notes and
bank checks will be again resoEed TO by the Govern
meut.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-27
For the Palladium.
LIVES to Jsss Ms#sss G3ss.


"Bl.s,ed are they that mourn, for they shall be
S,,t.d Matthew, SC. 4y.
". mourn for the dead, and tits should mourn,
For lored ones departed, to return;
1VbIs the cords Of affection which bound US in love,
Az severed forever-no balm relieve,
Save the comforting thought, that the spirit shall fly
In triumph 70 dwell with its Saviour on high.
Though hear. that has loved u.s. all slen. shall
And the voice that hath blessed longer shall bless
And the form that cherished may see,
Until time is no longer to ,Lem or to thee
Even then there is peace to the heart that is pure
Affection. though grievous. cmbotes
Have hope then in God. though time the wing,
To US little soIace comfort may bring;
Yet Journey through life is but short the best,
Aud the righteous Of earth shall forever be blessed
Though the form that loved may be cold meath the
sod,
Tho soul shall rejoice in the presence Of God!
CoasTAszA.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-27
LocOfOcO Ba hiking.

| Locofocoism is again displaying itself in the
banking way The Chicago Journal of the I'd
inst. says:
purchase Of the Michigan City branch of the
State bank Of Indiana by some of our Illinois
Locofoco bank-hating hnanciers. The arrange.
menis, we learn, have been completed, and the
Branch starts on its new career under tho aus.
pieces of no less a parsonage than Col. E. D.
Taylor. formerly of Springfield. as its President.
The purchasers in interest Of the controlling nor.
ton OF the stock are understood to be E. D. Toy.
lor, Of Springfield, Thomas Dyer and Iunius
Wadswor,h of this city-alI men Of wealth and
Standing at homo, and strange as i, NAV appear.
leaders Of the "Democracy" in its "Banuer
State whose proudesi boass is that there is no, a
rascny Bank within its borders! How far tho
institution under Col. Tnyor's fa,hcrIy care will
relieve the money market here is on extremely
difficult question to answer. The capital stock
of the Branch is $40 OOO-its issues he;n.
restricted to S24O.OOO. The Sntc owns .,ocS
10 the amount of s57, 900. and appoints three di.
rectors. Private stockholders tho balance. md
appoint fvo directors, which is tho controlling
influence.
Mr.. Dyer is the Government Receiver Of tho
public moneys received for the sao of public
lands in this district, and is extensively engaged
in a business embracing the general mercantile
trad,, which requires extensive capital to
carry on. that it may be fair to presume shof
if funds needed. il is better to have a bank az
ones own than to 60 to o,hors or q broker for a
accommodation. Consequently. very little de-.
penjenco can be placed upon this circulation. a.
a general thing. among those using money, a. far
as discounts are concerned.
Col. Taylor is disa ppointed politician, bat one
who never says die, and having been overshrowa
by the Democracy, at homo in all that hs has %.
pred 10, he now seeks his fortunes Abroad % that
our Indiana friends need no, be surpri scd ifCath.
cart is thrus, aside to give place to the newly ele.
ted Presidon, Of tho Michigan City Branch Bank.
We now expect to hear through the Democrat
hat oil o'hor rags. save ,hooe Of tho Michir.n
City Branch. are utterly worthless. We hooe
sincerely that this enterprise may provo moro
'uccessful than vas tho MIXERS Bank u Dubu.
,ue.
The paper Of the next day has this paragraph:
SUB TREASURY AT CHIcAco.-Under this i'm.
'osing head we find it announced in tho "o6icial"
'aper that the Secretary Of The Treasury has
rdcred the Receivers of Green Bay, Milwaukie.
Dixon. DanviIIe and Winamac. indiana. 70 depcsif
heir money with Thomas Dyer. Esq, Rsceiysr
& this place.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-27
GREAT COMMUNICATION AT COLUMBUS, GEO,

GREAT COMMUNICATIONS AT COLUMBUS, (GEo)
on Saturday last. says
IA large portion of our city is in ashes. On
yesterday about | / o cock a. VI. The appalling
cFy vi uto hurried our citizens 10 the most fear
iuI scene cvcr Witnessed horc. A rolling sea of
hre swept over the city from the Market house.
oolqaclt, 10 tho buaI-iunding. swallowing up
h"1e's, shops. stores. goods, Residences furniture
large aud snau fortunes, all IN SIX hours Every
lining was dry as ciuder. aud a breeze of wind
90" '"o a. IIo iInlc sent The flames believing and
roaring III ~" iui grandeur from square 10 square
wi'h hurricane speed and fury. Al human ct
ioF'S wore Po"ericss To arrest II, until ii had swept
down the most OF SIX squares.
we estimate tho loss IN houses, goods furni.
lure, * 1T about ) 1900. THIS estimate may
20 700 shati, bat It Is certainly too high. The
number OF sufferers abou: 20 lob of WHOM,
are greatly injured. Many persons IN moderate
circumstances. and many more Dependant, on daily
i'uor iuf 4 INIug. have been turarI out of house
ani home. AMI have los. nearly every article OF
Clothing and household furniture. We trust n
Aoarai sptrsI Will preval towards them, io. like
calatnltles may betaI Us ALL
'Tho main business part of tho city is above
the markc, house The are consumed The entire
business part below.
Inc namb1r Of houses consumed is stated al
from ~ 10 ian AT 4 meeting OF the Ciiy |
Authorities on Saturday, sundry resolutions were
adopted. one OF which authorized the appointment
OF a committee OF twenty -one solicit subscrIp. !
lions and receive donations III behalf OF the suf |
terers. Another authorized the Mayor 10 issue |
a circular making an appeal 10 the public abroad |
iof aid, which we trust may be literally responded
to.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-27
WHOLESALE ANNEXATION.

The proclamation of Gen. Kcarney. which we
/ published yesterday, opens new chapter on
constitutional rights, which may deserve htle
| attention.
| Heretofore our Presidents have paid some ro-
spcct to legal forms and old usages. Even Mr..
Tyler, though in great hurry - annex Texas,
lid no, omit tho essential steps necessary TO ac-
complish the object. Bu, Mr.. Polk discards these,
md all known To the Constitution, or ncknow'-
edged by The nations OF the earth. w 9TH dash
f tho pcn-nt ono bound and IN one sentence.
no absolves New Mexico from her allegiance 10
the Government Of Mexico, declares her people
citizens of the United States, and adds large
territory, with lis hundreds of thousands Of poo
pie. to the Union!
No body doubts tho right of military com.
mnnder to toke possession of n territory whose
government is at war with hls nation. General
kenrrey, in this respect, could seize and hold
New Mexico. But how could ho-how could
Mr. Polk through hm-anucx as woll as invade
that territory! Whore Is the warrant of law!
Under what clause Of the constitution IS author
l,v given for such nc,ion2 What resolution or
law of Congress confers in There is nothing
any where which can justify this monstrous a
bu>e of powcr-nn abuse that Hnnihllates Gov
ernmcnt. and coufers supreme authority on the
Executive of the nation.
There has been, always. some limit TO Texan
prctcnsions. The ut,crrnost claimed by them
boundary, even when disposed 10 claim all hey
could, was tho RIO Grandc. Mr.. Pisbury in his
famous, or rather nian ous speech announcing
new code of ethics bv which land robberIes might
b, effected by nat ons, for stopping there.
Where. then. tho prelrxt of Mr.. Polk for taking
this gh-handed step? Since his elevation, he
has himself nominated consul for Santa Fe.
and that roommate confirmed nv tie Sen
a:e. acknowledging thereby that New Mexico.
with Santa Fe. belonged not TO US. How. in the
face of tbs act. could he direct Gen. kcarnoy
10 annex this whole territory to the Union? Such
humiliation of the constitution no party can de- I
end. A moustrous usurpailou like this, tho peo- I
dc of all parties viii heartily condemn.
Where is it to end1 If submitted TO, what be-
zones of the rights of the Stntes or the power of
he people! If sustained. whe and what IS your
'rcsrd NJ? The whole Influence of extreme par
y action has been 10 put power IN tho hands of
me man. and the action and vctocs of tho Ex- .
cutve have tended TO give tho Chef Mngistrn e
Il tho nation supreme control over lis legislation
.ct him. through military arms annex whole
Countries 10 the Union. md he is absolute in his
owe,i No monarch could DO Sup
o-c General Tavior docs South, what General
lcarncy has done North. and suppose TINT soon
O embraces the city Of Mexico in his conquest.
,hv. ut breath. should have halt Of Sister
'cpubIic added, anHcxcd. 10 tho Union, Is the
i'll Of ore MN. in violation Of all law. and in
1pable opposition to the Cons,iu ion, to no thus
1prerne! Shall Iamos K. Polk DO the law md
10 CONSTITUTIONAL Cin. Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-27
AD YER Using.

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