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TURNER'S, Library-January Number.

JoHN 5. SKINNER EDITOR
,1;5- The January Number Of the Farmers Library and
Monthly Journal Agriculture is ready 10 deliver TO sub
scers and agents this day. twill be found fully equal 10
any proceeding The lowing is list of the
CONTENTS TINS NUMBER
E;,.cray,',ss aud H!ustrat,ons-
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tsto Wa.her; The Hydraulic Ram; Illustrations Oi tie
screw; Illustration Of Wkinson's Plan vi Farm BuilduSs
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Trease on Mich Cows-The Translator TO The Reader.
The Maryland Farmers Clul-On The Right Tack
Farm Buildinps-Their Locality and Construction.
DESCRIPTION of Wikinson's Plau Of Farm Barn. Shed &c
The Mode in which Lime operates, IN rendering the SOIL
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The Housewives Depar,ment--Poultry, and Useful
Recipes. r.,
, formation Of Industrial Societies for Special Objects
Jerusalem Arlichoke, (HeiimthuS tubeTos'S)
Cellars Spring Houses for Dairies
Flax and Hemp Husbandry.
one-Horse Carts Prize Essay.
4 Hint for Agriculture al Societies.
Agriculture in France.
Tie hydraulic Ram-or Cheap Method OF having Con-
slant Supply OF Wafer.
The Screw-From DR.. Lardners Lectures. illustrated.
Comparative Value Of Different Kinds of Fodder
Experiments with Mtnurrs
Expense uf Keeping Horses.
Comparative Views Of the Progress OF Population IN Ger
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The Importance OF Draining Land.
Potato Washer.
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THE MOST BRILLIANT EETE of tho Season. !.
"A Grand Ball in honor of Henry Clay Will be gwen
by the Knlckerbocke Clay Club Monday evening Feb
rusry ?, SO, al the Apollo Saloon. Broadway
COMMITTEE.
F. A. Tsllmsdge, Peter Scoyen, D. Francis Bacon.
Jacob Ack-r Geo. A. Halsey Owen ". Brennan,
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Asa B. M-ach, Michael Smith, Juo. J. R. Depuy,
L NJ Letferts 4. I. Jackson, Withheld Case,
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Wulsce's celebrated Coillon Band Is engRSed-Leader,
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and original piece oi music, In homer OF Heury
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during the nlerisson by The entire band, led by
Mr. Edward Kendall
The ball room will be decorated for the occasion in man
er surpassed by any thing OF The Kind in the history
OF festivals In the United States.
j2 3awt D. FRANCIS BACON, secIetMy.
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D. D. NASH. Aec!ieaee,-s,ore iss Ful.on..t

D. d. NASH, AucuoneeT-Store l59 Fulton'st
A SSIGNEES, SALE-Es,ate of 0al-n 7. Portec,
"A Butcbet-The following Leases and properly WIN 30
posed al public auction for sale to the highest bidder by
the undersiened the Merchants Exchange, ON The tn
January instant at u Mbeing the whole OF the estate
Of Galen T. porter OF No. IA West Broadway IN this city,
butcher excepting oook debts. household furniture and
eohng assigned by him for the general beneht Of cred
llors, to Joseph Jenkins Of this city, viz:
The Lease OF the House Store and Lot No Sl2 bread
way for years from fret May 1895 al rental OF S6Oo-
payanl, quarterly and per year.
Purchasers will be bound procure consent OF original
lessor Robert Watts assign which can probably
bc obtained.
2 The Lease of the House, Lot aud Store No. lti West
Broadway until rs May l8i7 at rental o! $3.50 per annun
g. The Store Fixtures and Stall. Tools Benches, Scales
W.ights &c of Bulcher-al In tho said premises, lA
West Broadway
4 Lease OF ten Lota and a Lease of three Lots with
House on he all situate in 50lhsL Sthavenne for Ten
wears first January lS46 the lormsr granted oy W.
O. Van Doren aud Surah Dkensn, and the latter oy Dr. S
Van Doreu al II II S0i each lease year. payable
quarterly and purchasers 70 obtain written consent
assign over) This property Is not Ia possession o"t
shortly will be- ,, LIN h..
Iuf5mauon as To property value and particulars VIII DO
obtained application tn THOMAS WMher, AHVinos o'
assignee 10 City Hall place. JSo W
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23
Brighton Market. MONDAY, Jan. 90, 1916

Brighton Market. MONDAY, Ian. 90, 1916.
At market 375 Beef Cattle yokes Working Oxen, %
Cows and Calves. 1850 sheep and about 80 Swine.
Beit Cdule-sales of extra > IS lst quality D % ID
do4 80; Sd do 3 50U4 co
RorktHS O1en-Sales not noticed
Cors and Cdlrss-Dul Sales were made at SlS, $2l
SCI and s29 so.
@eep-sales noticed at IS, > 10 and II.
Srtae-Saes at wholesale nj and 5c.at retail from
Tor sows to ca 6t for barrows
hB-ln consequence OF small supply at market
higher prices asked and obtained. few cattle
NAMED unsod at 3 O'Clock
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23
DIED

On the 22d Capt Benz. Mabce. of Esstport Me 40.
Plat Daniel $, son of Edw. Butingham. aged a.
On the Goth, Philip Brady. aged 81.
At Mddctown, CT 18th, Susan G. daughter Of Robt.
y.oh Of this City, Il 10th, Samuel 5. Barshal, ua.
tive Of Prussia aged 80.
At Tompkinsvilie, Staten Island, 2lst Abra am c..
blake, aged 40
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23

DURNING OF IRON SAFES Ct VauxhslI Gar
60 Mr. Ricbl and By Mr. 5 c. Herring they aim 10
make alee impression upon the pubic, aad all who have
.reofor nurcn.sed their Safes by stating that TO test
no,>nI Rgsn,t SINGLE safe Is equal This statement
or false issue upon The real acIs a. presume fully netby
Mr. Rich or Mr Wilder, that ihcse makers recommended
their single safes whsn sold ~ be peec hreprooi sales
and that each safe purchased vi bTsnded hIe proof
and as s also equally that they have adverused
hs ey made ANY SINGLE SAFES and that have never
advertised or recommended ANY OTHER thaa my PATEsr
no,p ss as TIREPRocF IL must be apparent 20 ALL that
ih- recent tr " Is fact 10 Test DOUBLE against sIs
GLE SAFE SUCH, but 20 est NY warranted htePl9oi saIe
AGAINST Richs and Herring's warranted nreproo single
safes kind having been SOD by the several makers a
hre-proof safes. = ..s, .. NJ t,-,r > f,ta .,r.
,euls of whose rs safe loon ire sometime before Richs
do moi csIl for aav further reply than lhs-that Mr. Herring
has been engaged as SEk OF sess ony snoa.
years, and thst have oeT nahu'actu!er lol noIe
,hs Sixteen wears durog which time every improvement
made upon iron safes has slsf otlslnaied WIN or ofeh
f5rl ulioduced by myself IN 700 vHtalhed L.,ers D.
Tn, far my doube safe nrt introduced the "Deiector
rt he anne as used by sil competitors. nrst
abandoned the OF The castiroh knoo and supsttue
Inc nrrsen plap or Saanandrr outside finish. In 1855
made aud sold about tiy conPosion now known as sn-
e Sasusrder safes, weicn !sc' places ue al least nVe
S,r IN advance Of Herring and In lsiS fret made my
donh. Sslauapder safe, which has IN the recent uisi
more than sustained lis reputation ia'e mace as many
as-s ss any maker, merely recommending them
as equal 10 any other single sales VIII therefore appear
rhst er Is wears experience IL making double and single
fa II wss moi necessary 10 OBTAIN from MI
shop ss falsely assrtts 10 make double sac
lha mad need TO 90 70 seov 70 @ a. - me eT sov R
rproof safe As II IS the object OF The parties re-
-, rsyv me into controversy for their pur-
beg leave 70 that hsTe been cedibiy inform
I'd st the recent Of the single salansnder safe Ho'
The onIy one that has occurred n scccena IS Ven Is eA
ores IN ls and other places; but as have never
t 10 sell my safes by running down those made
by olhers shall refrain from so dong Tor the present
roncu ,on beg add that no patent ever grant
ID IN sny Mr. Wilder for aay safe although the saies he
b made have always been Labelled Widers Patent and
70 i 10, lit have recently Published contains ZONE
cIs wory the attention Of all The preservation
Of books and papers tiotn hfe when deposited In non
safes hesPeeHuiG'I c.vrrp on U.u.,
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23
TIE FLAG OF OUR UNION,

"A ;h- hrs number of Miscellaneous journal bear
ing the above litle 49,, ,..,
To be devoted Miscellany Lera The ArS WI ano
soscts il will Neutral regards Sectsrian queeons
Political and Social Twill be 10 great degree olgh3a
A. numerous writer's have been already engaged in The Mis-
celaueous Department aud each Der ' be richly or
nameuted with hne Original Illustrations.
TIE Flag of Our Union will contain q columns OF read
iny mater msiny original and will be his eudeayor 10
sy on such articles before the public shall prove OF me
most engaging and interesting character; 10 snI E
time or labor will be spared to render The rag
Our Union what good. racy Miscellaneous paper snouo
be- Journal worthy Of the Liberal Patronage Oh an en-
ligh,ened and refined community. a., DBL,
II viii be s,ued Saturday Of each week rom e '
fishing Hall OF the Prop ietor, No. 29S Broadway.
Yearly subscribers will be supplied a. s. w per
single numbers Newsen and the IraHe sqppeo
on liberal terms. ,. i IN oonr;a,or
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23
ino,hsr Remarkable cure Of Kings Evl aud Serof4ou
BY soHEMcKiS PULMoNIc SYRUP

BY SCHENCK'S PULMONlC SYHUP!
OWEN UNDER OATH BEFORE T HE MAYOR ofihe
" city OF Phlade pha- have been afflicted with the Scrof-
ua for number Of years. tcommsnced with Scrotuous
liberation on my side which extended my back across
nv huuldrrs until the whole o my back was running
II then extended breast and dow" my arms
which in many places ulcerated 10 the bone. My
m al and neck affected, deep running ulcer eX
tending from behind my under my jaw to my ihrnAt
all Nh. remedies could hear lU this disease without any
benefit had The dgice o many excellent physicians Oh
his cy and us, the Iodine Iodine Iron and all the best
remedies gentlemen could suggest but my disease re-
Sinei unchecked sensible that words are too lecoe
-, ax nre.s INV miserable situation In warm weather, my
-ores very offensive, and Truly an opJect oi pity
Early last Spring it settled upon my ung' anu fesed IN
deep-seated Scroiuous Consumption hah 'olentcous
pain in INV breast fever night sweatS great einaciaton anu
prosraon OF strength failing so ias that gave up
all hope OF recovery No remedy that TOOK ~oui pro
uc the effect upon and many ot my friends VINO
saw M. said til il was mpossiol. for much dis
es sed NJ As my Cough WAS so very
commented SCHENCK'S PULMONiC SYRUP for That
disease and after using time found WAS te only
upon me IL relieved me OF cough pains aud fever
stopped my night and strengthened my wnole sys
tenn using the Syrup for some time ouno 10 my
rra, low that nv ulcers ripe,ng and beginning 10
heat continued using tire Syrup after W As cheu W ue
whole OF my back neck breast and arms are now covered
with scar- which present reDsrsabe appearance aul
perfectly we'll this time and nm iy coaVced lhst ho
remedy but s fumonic Svrnp woud ever nave h
my sytt-m from this loathsom- disease iesl shha ua
am well a. ain and able attend To my business hnd As ~
r Impossible describe the appearance OF The scars wi
with pleasure show them Ia any person VINO may has as
Kramer, Alley running south from Vinr-sree above
Flth where they for themselves the most remark
~ JOHN CARR
CITY of Philadelphia
THIS ninth day OF January, A. w. -ienleen nunoieu anu
iorysx before the subscriber MAJOR oil tne saa o'y per-
sonully cuue Carr w being duly scorn ACCORDING u
law doth depose and thai the foregoing statement 20
which h has subscribed his correct and true ~ All
n. ii.r,icni.'. +. tSignrd) JOHN CARR.
hoy. ,v,,r., JOHN SWIFT. Mayor.
The genuine Pumonic Syrup is prepared exclusively py
tie proprietor, 10 tor sale, wh-esu" ahd elai a. m
nrincinai Office No Cortland where persons can re-
ceivc advice and have their Lungs examined oy resu
Fr Sl. also nj Bush Hlye,s i7S GIeenwehs; A. B
Sands CO. II BroHtway, G. S Hutrings j 2t3 beecA
.r a. G. Ford 27i FCur-sl, cor Wooster washington
square, and Fl. Evertt, 90 Hudson-st
~ Remember mat p S Bresman does not sell my onsl
mai genun. Pumonc Syrup and to avoid dec' pon oy g
oorant and eree preendefs, apply for advice or mo od
r.talliah..d ..edicIna NJ No GOnlAnd.st lHo ot
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23

d. D. NASH, Aucioueer-Store l50 Fulton ST
INRUSTEE,S SALE Of Fancy Hardware aud FUR.
4 nisnins Articles, by Cainogue-On Saturday nt io
O'CLOCK l3s Fulon-sl by order OF Tuseos an entre
stock comprising Britannia Ware Hardware Mails, plan.
ishrd plain ami apsned Tin Ware, Wood Ware large lot
ol Crock-ry and GLASS Ware, Solar Lamps, Gsndoes'
Platform Scales, Cooking Stoves, NC
Catalogues ON Friday morning II
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23

ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
Valuable Property OH Fulton and AnnsL-Perempo'
ry Sale. .
& STHONY j. BLEECKER win sell al auction on
hWednesday the 2'lh instant january al u oclocn a.
the following valuable property,
VIZ The three story brick dwelling o'e and -tor7 No ifS
rn,n r and the lot y feet 'front.' p feet 10 inches In rexr
the other side.
also the four story brick dwelling house and store No
Aun situated in the and adjoining the above and
III u, being "a feet front Anns p feet 10 inches In he
rear y 81 feet inches deep side and 81 feet Inches
an IN. other side These lots contiguous and win
We T so" W oa O cpnanns al the limo of sale j2o sds
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23

BY JAMES NJ MILLER
E'XECUTORS' SALE.-Wetresday, jan q al IL
A. O'Clock the MerchaDs Exchange tn not previously
sold private sae by order Of The executors OF John
Blackburn, deceased:
The spacious sory ro proof and No 5o Frank
forst corner If Vandewaer.st being q feet inches
runt inches In the so feet inches In Vande
wsters and 90 deep the opposite side less.
Also the TWO story brick front house Nc. 6Vandowaters
house being s feet inches 'front.' by y feet inches deep
lot - feet inches 'front.' and in length side 50 feet
II inches part of the IL feet, then forming l.
the front feet inches then along the again IL
feel 9 inches then Z2 feet Z inches 10 lhe front
Also the Ieasehoi properly No 50 Vandam'sL having
years pe the lst Of Msy 1876 On Inc premises
story dwelling house, not subject 10 ground reut
lot nchee by rs house Is feet Inches by
~ deep.
Also, 81 Nassau-st Brooklyn.
The one story dwelling with brick basement house.
. feet by 81 feet inches with alley feet Also, wood
house Lot IS feet 'front.' Is feet inches In the
rear, by o. feet deep
Also Doughty and McKenney Brooklyn.
The W elling house OF Doughty aud Mckenney
The 23 10 inches 'front.' so feet inch deep
lot y 10 inches by 7s feet with COED wood house
tho
Also the dwelling house adjoining the above on Mcken.
ueys being story with attic y feet In front by 80 eet
deep "a s-t 10 inches 'front.' 70 feet deep with awood
house in tho rear
The property can be seen al any time.
For full particulars, enquire OF,
MATTHEW ARMSTRONG; 6+ Vesey-at New York, or
THOMAS WOODWARD, l46 Jay-st. Brooklyn,
i,9 gus mo 53l) Executors Of John Blackburn
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23
Bnsiness Notifies

CuaE EEXTHAoRDINARr.-W invite the attention Of
0sr readers certificate in another column headed
Another Remarkable Cure" This certificate is
before the Mayor of Philadelphia and remarkably do
'eops the great triumph of Schencks Pulmonc Syrup
U baalpg disease
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23
r9 Fire Depart,ncnt.-T,e f.nein-

fs,- Fire Dcpartincnt.-Tte Engineer. Ind Foreluen
,f - EIr IL p.rtu-rt requested 20 attend meeting at
the hoa-- Conkiu Tilu-, fsfs Row, Friday January
9.t al oc ocs T NJ decide tie most appropriate
meiho of carrying out ob-ct OF CIRCULAR ,ratsrt-
10 December list n MAbbE TT. Sec,
Jan. 2ist - Ills
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23

~ BY the latest arrivals, several invoices OF the
mosl b-,nrul psresns o: ADMINISTER CARPETI.Gs Alo,
. gr variety Of FRENCH AugusoS CARrETs suitable ior
The richest AID most splendid styles VI furnishing &c -ehr
with the best assortment Of Oh CLOTHS offered tie
nnhl,c with all articles connected ~ith the trade
Persons furnishing private residences, Hotels or Steam
bon,s would fpd i: 10 their advantage 10 call a;
dig Owls. REURE SMITHS. JR 2i Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23
rs. mr.. Rrndbury,s Fcstivnl,.-Th. .uh.e

yaSd respectfully that te preparing 10 give
wv. yenile Musical Festivals IL the Broadway T,bcTn.
cith r.t on the ltt Of February, The second or the
I3h- m,
M s,ing juvenile entertainments ever gwen by
n scholars are requested 10 be very puuclu4 nj their
respective classes. M q. BRADBURY
.-us teod-
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