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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07
CITY ITEMS.


u Row Mr. SToRRs OF Brookline Mass gave
notice TO his people last Sabbath evening of his call 10
the Church OF the Pilgrim, in Brooklyn and requested
them 10 unite with him in calling council for his dis
mission with his acceptance OF the call 10 tho
Pilgrim Church
EiRE.-The porter.houseot Mr. Scott, at the cor
OF 6thavenUe sd Sthst slightly dsmaced by fire
at o'clock this morning Is supposed 10 have been
The work 0; al inceniiSgy.
BUR6LARY-The dwelling. house Of Mr. John
Mcneil No, 81 Elevcnh-st entered last night by
torc,ng open iAe SKY light which gained BY passing
from tae TOP OF building. The rosues broke open
and YsnsScked the contents OF several trunk. but
gr gong up stairs gave the alarm ana the thieves
6ecamped without their booty
THEFT OF A wArcA.-Oa;cerW atson las, even.
iny arrested James Williams on eharSe of stealing
silver watch worth SIS from William Philips.
PocxEr PlcXED.-Mr. A. Stearus OF Hartford.
Washington county while his way 10 this city from
Albany las, evening" on board Of the steamboat Column
bis was robbed OF his wallet, CONTAINING $40 n bank
b!ls-about half the amount WAS N Troy ClfS oils
SIS in Whitehall Sank bills, and S2oin Newly erh banks
end the rest OF The bills on Western banks
VESSEL RoRBED-The sloop Spy, willis lying al
tie foot o. gooscves. entered last might ana roo
bed of ne blSck cloth and about Sl0O in depreSia
he'd bank bills The money KEEP; IL small estaei
trunk which was forced open and thrown mo the oeca
after the money had been taken therotrom. The TnnS
was recovered together with sundry valuable papers,
notes OF hand, &C.
SERIOUS ArrRAY-Several negroes last evenings
eongresa,ed in Dusne-st and sos into regular tSh.
which resulted II OF the number. named Petet
Brown being knocked down and severely injured lie
was conveyed 10 the City Hospital and two others,
named Henry Davis and Samuel Freeman were arrested
AID held
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The Crops.

From our exchanges OF late dates we colate the
following intelligence respecting the state oil the
crops in the Union:
MAIgE-In the vicinity of Bangor the weevils
are 30 abundant tina, the whole crop OF Wheat may be
considered failure in that part Of the State.
Conference.-The potato rot has been deve
oped TO an alarming extent.
NEw.YoRE--In Herkimer, Oneida and Oswego
oounties there is very ourizh.ng condition OF the
crops In Oneida appearances not generally so hat
terng but s,ill there will be good yields
Nsw.JERsEY. Abundant harvests, though IN Sus-
eek said the Whea, rather behind its average yield
The New. Brunswick Fredoninn says
In Middcsex Somerset. Hunterdon and Warren. the
crops are equal to- IL beyond, the average yield
Wheat has suffered somewhat from the fly and trom rust
bat not extensively Rye IL good. Hay and Oats are
very heavy We feel authorized also TO say that Corn
promises 10 be magnificent crop lteVery where looks
we'll The season could not have been better tor IT. 70
tatoes too thrifty, vigorous and forward ana II no
disease assails them viii produce bounuiuLly Inc
fruits OF the earth generally ARE unusually aoundGnt
Aud that most delicious article, the Peach !or wihci
New.Jersey is become famous. ia. we understand,
likely be plenty and cheap 10 be within the reaeh
OF every who can muster Il siXpencc
MAnYLAND-Wheat very materially injured by
ecab and rust
PsYY.YLvASIA--In the Westcheser region, the
rot is making sad havoc The editor of the Washing
ton Reporter has been tour, and remarked very
abundant hRrvest-thc yield to fall grain hrceiold
that OF past seasons
IxnIANA.--The present years Wheat crop is 10
per cen inferior quality last year on account OF
The rust, Other crops never looked eeier-m Editor
in Rushvle had presented to him bunch OF oats with
beads foot Tong
WISCONSIN The quality OF Wheat is fair,
though by no equal last ycer-thc quantity has
been decreased by the rust
MIssouRI-The late crops have been much III.
jured by a drouth, excessive than has been
known for many years.
MlssIsslrpl-Lato rains have given the Cotton
start, and it now going weed rapidly, but is su
small Decidedly short crops arc however, generally
anticipated
LoulslAYA-In the Rcd River parish, sugar
looks hne-uew sucarhouscs have been putup, and ma
chinery of tho most costly kind placed in them In the
Avoyenes parish any thin like full crop OF Com Is by
no means 10 be hoped for Heavy rsns have been sue
ceeded by very weather throughout the State and
fears are entertained that The VIII bring out the cat
erpllar.
FloRIpA,--There is encouragement TO hope for
large crop OF Cotton The Corn crop the neishboT
hood OF Apalachicola will be very large In West Flor
d. is feared that the Cora will su7er from the dry
weather
CASADA.-The Montreal Time, states that the
ay ha. lcne gree, injury TO the Wheat crop
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ship New York. Hull, ds I'm Charleston cotton and
rice 10 Geo Bukley.
Bark Rammohun Roy Cuts, 10 ds I'm Liverpool mdse,
TO master-I4 passengers. :,
L ; Surveying brig Washington, Lieu; Comds Geo VI
Bache I'm surveying cruise OF q ds IN the GUT stream
Officers and crew al well. "a int IN lat 81 90 Ion ~
20 boarded ship Dcvon=hire ,of New-forkl thompson
IN, Newt rleau. for Liverpool, 10 ds out
Brig Tmnplco Nease, II d. i'm Saguala Grande sugar
&c 10 Peck Il Van Bergen Lett brig Nautilus, OF Pitts
ton ldg schr Napoleon. for New York, next day Eu
GENE i'm HAVANA Just 10 load for Boston Sailed III
company with brig Globe Young for Bait
Brig Santiago 10. Plymouth Perkins, IL DIS I'm cry
of = Domin.c mahogany TO Rossrc Co. Lett
brig Osceola LorIng tor Newfork, !dg said IN com
pany brig Adel.ne Tor the coast. 10 load Tor y I.
Brig Tam O'Sharter Piper 10 DIS IN. S0gua IA Grande
rolasses TO Young & Hawkins. sid in company brig
Broom Tor Boston Lat 81 ~ lon - Is spoke bark VIM
Kennedy (ot Phia) TN Trinidad de Cuba, tor Trieste.
Brig Georgiana DAVIS In Neuvtss, Cuba sugar,
honey sc to Holt s. Owen. Let brig Brothers Frank
lin for New York July 25h Ring. Fisher. Tor do dg
Choc,aw Hitner hence in u d. passage Tonquin.
Young for New-York dc July ~, lat 80 90 lon - ~,
spoke ship Devonshrs. OF ewOrleans, tor Liverpool
10 ds Quail well July 81! lat 50 80 lon 75 saw the
head O: vessels mast 10 feet Of water painted
white.
schr Fhebe Eliza Osborn. d. I'm GEORGETOWN, -four.
schr Cora Hilton. Dis I'm Ocracoke. NC, nava! stores
Scar Navigator Paynrer, 5ds I'm Richmond. coal
Schrs Monreau, Arnold, |. Crook Conkl!n; II
Brown Jones, all I'm Virginia, pine wood
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NEw-YoRK FRIDAY noRN1sG AUGUST ,,
the hot weather, he prayed it might be hotter sui

the hot weather he prayed II might De hotter SUI
Lost 50 70 3.
perceive that there are many Delegates whose
hearts ara SET upon having Constitution 70 submit
70 the People WORTH O; their acceptance but they
VIII have more to contend with than they think oF
Guless u.zniuly upheld bv the Press and the
People.
I let the Convention about SIX. and they were
sril. debating and dividing about the tenure Of
Office pay, &c of some Two or three STATE OtaceEs
The thermometer was ~ % md legislation, Two
sessions dav IN August. at that heat IS ;onsher
work taan har-estIn- n.
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sales Mt the Stock Exchange. ... THURSDAY.
SECOND BOARD.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED .

In ship Nerc York from Chdries;on-Judse Gchrist and
LADY J ketchuln lady and family, Robbins. lady ami
children Mrs & Hcllas & SON Mrs Fsnshaw, Miss I
Gilchrist Miss Ramsey Miss Ramsey. Miss c NJ
Artrnan Miss Hertson Miss Roberts, Miss f Rob
ert, Miss Fraser. Miss Rob6 Miss Arms Miss Z
/ Robertson Messrs Ramsey, Fraser. w RoSh, DR. l
Tabbcrt C Levy 4 B Mallory A L Stilrnnn, j Wood
J Robertson. ] Lapennc Jennings, w Schroeder
] Daly G Mixers In stccrago.
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BETHLEHEM INSTITUTE

nor YOUNG GENTLEMEN, Al Bethlehem North
snptou Co. Pa-Ths duties OF tbs Institute wi % re-
,urnsd on MONDAY August AL the branches, COM
pri.ing bera! English Mathematical! and Classical edu-
cation carefully taught while every attention paid
10 The comfort happiness health and morals OF the Pu-
pills For terms, &c. apply 10 Z. /. BLECk, Principal
Bethlehem, July q, $40.
Rerereaces Se.u- York.
Nh Mills OF the arm o! Smith, Mills Co.
NJ! Leonard Fisher, y P!ke-st-
Mr.. Abraham Buluger, firm OF Bninser * Son, al
" dive, of,he Neu.Yorx OrEan iva 2yxeod-
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STAGE AccrDENr-A serious accident occurred
on Thursday morning last, about TWO miles from Stone
Ridge by the upsetg of tie stage coach connected with
Inc regular mail line between Rondout and Enenvile-
ne Carriage was rendered complete wreck. Five OF
me passengers, with the driver were more or less In
lered though none dangerously hurt-among them Mrs
scaoonmsker, who had her arm broken Dandiel Brad
eefy OF Rondout had his face cut and bruised badly
oraeius Korusht was slightly injured and the driver,
A'eSssa Vsn Gsasbcsk. was hurt BY tau on hs hip.
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NJ RINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
EAPEn

CLEARED,
Ship Ashbur.ou Rowland Liverpool Grinnel, Min.
turn & Co.
Brig Baldwin Bunker. Savannah. Durham & Oimou'
Barge Michigan Allen, Phia.
Bark Adario Trgub Lisbon. L II McCracHcn.
Schr Uarnonus Walker Malcure Gouard Grccian.
= Boston; Emeline Weldon Phila- $chec, Hand &
Co: Two Mays Chase Boston.
Steamer Black Diamond. Corsc Philn
Sioop Randall II Green, Hawkins, Providence.
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We have letter from our COZ spondent at
Vera Graz dated July I'd but its contents we been an
tcipsted by lsser ady:ces
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n J. HENRY, Attorney and Counselor Il Law, Gle;
T.. clnnnr, Ohio Coec;ions and all other FfoesssooA'
Business promptly and carefully attended TO-
Hor WEN Nsrdiih, Geo N stroud Messrs sralss,Sas-
Lev Co.. Rockil Smith Co, Reed BfoheI, ho W.
Wolfe Baker Goddard Parker Phiade!pap5zI,. "a
Edward Curtis Hon Ogden Hoffman, ae;srs nts, : re
Edwards l. Co, Olcou, Mekesson Co., hooss, .,~iy
dersr, RuInap L Blbeoeh, Ssw.Yefk
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sFRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING

Al w Il De Groot q Gus, lJ2 Futon-sL
WHERE tie following great attractions VIII be present.
w rtC!oth Goals black su=, brown and olive, from
50 10 SIS Alpaca Crotor, Brown Linens, Check Linens
scotch and other Girgaams Tweed SAKE Gothe, Cashne
rees Jeans and MeFino Sacks Frocts Dress and SASd
Goats Of every color and shape, from 81 20 81
Panis--Cassnere- Linen anu Worsed CGecHs, Paccs
MrrIno White and Brown Linen fancy Summer, Freach
ana .rsrcan Caszireres, from 81 10 - Vesis-Saiin
Main and striped Cashmere Merno SilS, Aatsees Va
80. bingham and very handsome style oil Liens oest
for sumner wear from Is cents TO 81 BOYS CotniaF
good a. for summer wear on hand.
ID 1870 w Il d.. GROOT CO. Ir2 Falton-sL
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SAILED.

Packet.shp Ashburton Liverpool Emerald, Ba.u
more bark Argonau, Cape Hayden brig Adellne Nru
vitas Me.riu,ac Bermuda (Br) Lady OF INC LAKE. DO
Helen Maria 60 AIMS Bay, Jam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

FIRE FIRE This alarming cry met our ears
on Wednesday morning lest which soon learned pro-
ceeded through fear the destruction OF the Brockwsy
House and other buildings the upper end OF the har-
Dor by the IRE then raging in the woods directly in their
rear which however. preserved by the timely ex'
ron- OF those present and the ready AID OF several gen
temen from Porters Island.
The FIRE originated the mountains back OF mere and
had been burning some days previous. On Tuesday az
ternoon i had worked along the side OF the mountain
on the opposite shore Fanny Hooe, 10 alarm the
miners who were there for the safety OF their
dwelling Soon perccivng that ituust burn, they de-
posted liz contents the drift ard sought other quar-
trs themselves We have often heard OF the grandeur
OF .r,. upon the pra.res, but the Imagination could
hardly picture sublime spectacle than was 10 be
seen al the Fort Tuesday evening last The whole
side 0. the mountain opposite was one mass OF darK
urd fire. with shooungs Of liquid dame up The
pitchv trunks Of the tall ccdars rendering the scene
ir1llv r-ard and sublime On "Wednesday morning the
destructive element mad reached around Fanny Hooe
and came down upon in perfect avalanche OF Name
and smoke but by the unweared exertions OF the sol
d.ers and citizens the buildings both here and above
were preserved No serious damage was done except
inc 10 the timber and foliage The whole country be.
tween here and Eagle River learn has been scathed
BY the destroying clement and now hes charred and
hlackened mass. LAKE superior NcHs.
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ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE q clns

H. u III u ~
T. nnI Oa.O-The Fail and Winter Course Of LseoIrs,
comneace. IN this Institution the sssi MoadsY y -
VEN Der next and continues iOUT mouths nicn 1919
calely followed by tie Spring and sumner session. "h'
also continues four raorlhs.
FACULTY: a.,
g L. Hill, Nd Anatomy and Operative saraosy, S ssg
l. E Jones, ID, Asiers Nedies, Tns'sSe4NI.
Botany, $40 ax,.-r so
Jas T. Oliver Nd Chemistry and s5assei.s. 5ls,
w Beach, D., Surgery and Cher1iean sesses Of We.
\. II. Bsldrdse, u D., ObstetfieI anu
and Children $40. ,.,,r,.es Of Mecicira,
and Medical Jurisprudence, CIV ~ Taeory and Pracdco
T. v.Tlorro~, SID, Pathology A'-
OF Medicine, $40 nrr.r. for Tickets Il afvlsee
Ono a' and !. anGer 6 ssefy ns q ,.as
course Of "a regular Colleges, and The Reformed
aug N DOLE sI.ttools OF Medicine
CAnd!daes ~, ss..si,!ons Boarding can DC bad II SI
18th tue rsla! fes-r
per @,~ College Ediee low II progress OF ereeasa'
re ne s1tpess the 0! the institute by .Ee COO
-. .,-,.rt OF the session
pe.aa, wishing farther information win address. Letter.
<, I'd 10 r v MORROW, Md, Dean OF The Faculty.
.,rSl
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Ia lswsrn Any % Atiaching Cd

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate Of the
ICounty Of NewYork, Notice is hereby gwen TO al PEI
sons having claims against Francis Donne.y late o. tne
Civ OF Sew-York decd, present the same WIN tne
goGchefs thereof the subscriber d; the Office o. y ~
J. White No l4t Pins,sreei, previous TO Hy We
and aff Nav lst5 at No. 10 PIne-stree IN inc CITY q
Eey-YofG on before the third day o. Octoeer aeaL
Dated S.w-York the 3lst day Of March, 1915.
NARY AM DOSSELLY, NOV Doylel
ID iaY6ro Admin sIstsL
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adyerrisei LADIES LASI'
II ~ N
Ashburr, Mrs Harriet Hogan, Margaret
Achesou. Mrs Regina Husey, Caharine
Adams Miss Louisa herney, VI Ann
Adrch Mrs tCJosby.sO h,nSNneT; Mss SGeats
II L. n VI
Rcoih Sarah lane Livingston. Miss Lcriss
Bassrt Miss Caroline Martin. Mrs Cecilia
Booth sarah IMcColMn. Mrs (S-sD
SensadVn. Miss Serana Morrison, Miss tPearsso
Brown. Mrs Hannah " tx
Brown, Miss Synthis ralmer, Mrs lpiHts,casp
q Putnam CalhaTtne
Cushe, Mrs (Chrstie-sO Reed. Mrs James
CTogsn, Rose Reynolds, MISS Cstharn
Canning, Mrs Olversn ~ L
Cone Mis-. lane Sworn Mrs Reuben
r IS. a. sherwood, Miss Margaret
Elliott Mr., iScring.su Taylor Mrs Capt Geors,
Ewing. Mrs c N w
Gales Mrs (iudsou-st) Nick. Miss VI
Co.'S Miss CahaElpe Walsh heily
Ciele;t Mrs tHudson.s) Welsh, Miss Jane
Gordon, Miss Sarah lWhl'c, Mrs William
ID
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ENGINEERING.
WuLLAx ARrHCz, CONSULTING Aso DsArShTiSs
ENGINEER
Once 10 Wai-street
MERCHANTS and Others ordering laaehiaerg ,or aome
ne OF exploration. VII! md great 1tvar.sse n haysns
49, Mans canned and orainS drawings iarnisned pre-
contractlus Also pIeas a1d working drawings
furnished % ice order OF engineers sod meaaiaS;Ters OF
r,ar ~
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nR RIRCHt-s New Alternative, for TIE cure 0. IaIoIc
DPaearnasrn the Liver Complaint Pans Of me Zones
and Swelling OF the JOINTS, g.! Kinds oil ceers ana A'sG
rinns Of Inc Skin arising from impure state Of Zoe blood
6. rd!cnc e perfectly safe, aud pleasant 70 aAe one
bottle IS generally sufficient 20 ,est iis e;aesc an coi
,.r f,nTr one 20 five eject The CERTIFICATES al1
r.fesccrs gver n the ill .! directions WI! SHOW nal u
rces snv ota-. before public or ne same intention
Pre- % per bottle, or s2D per dozen
Sod by the proprietor Duchess County, neef ra,ter
.on Vilye PacasIn County and a. ,9 broonae-s, y T.
gu &c i7ssS,,. SAMUEL 4 BIRCH
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o1YIcE OF EocsATosc RAlLaoAD Co.

Bridgeport, July 9, laas.
IN the preferred capital OF tie
am,a,oc.c Railroad Ccnpa hereby oo1ted thai
rse trrh and la, saeat Of sn pe: snare has been a.
~ isr ofAugust rexL iyIo csw4wH NICHOLS, Treas.
frHE PATERSON SILK FACTORY il con
Sicily manufacturing Tam, Organize ead large skea
Sings Of =. color. (ooa p,:r and SHADED sd The very
Is, ctiai.y al SUI; fer fringe, GIMP ed Coach Lace
Orange AID wite Floss, for manufacturer, 0! weeds
p-i Fancy Ker-eyEceres-
! Embroidery SIX. for Sha'v.s, Scsrts, kc
Floss sk for r;ter.ag and tyng ae ends Of CLOTHS sct
Siher piece goods
Srw!ag. n ssna .keias-sacks Drass, Light Dyes st
cola coors handsomely pg, Up aa AID quarter pound
papers or bundle. Of 100 skein. each
Grnem-n's Plain and Fancy CraYss, Of any style, TO
order.
Pocket Handkerchief, PLAIN white six OF printed
Waste, TO make Spun SILK 10. weaving, 4c-
The soo7e for Factory prces AID ORDERS iof sny
article II the SIX Ire solicited By o,I,
ESQ 5yneod- ]. ). SIAPTEA, ~ Fea..l--
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DILES-DITCHETTS speaish SPECIFIC for the Piles
las been celebrated 70 years n this CRY az wenis no
uunl cured OF thousands and can be plr-
c.tsS !; his house. 81 aoose ye,ts and Of hiA Age
kelly IUi Fuiion-s P. Merkle SSs Grand Mcleod,
4s Eudsor-st z T Kers;sd, SO Broadway and Of Ars
Esy, lss Eui:ou-s. BrooEy7, L ars %
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List of Letters Remaining in the T. :. City Dis
patch Post, August 5, 1885,

PL,S, Mention tie DATE cf.a< Lss in rh;eh ts's ere
airert,sed LADIES' LIST.
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ITO COUNTRY NIERCHANTS---Browa 81 sne ~.
nv, 10 sh;rines OF every style sad ~idtE, AZ NC
KNOWN Brards bota 6eavy aud hne. sark Slils
T,d;sn He'd CABOT A. Premium Heavy, Me, -
$3.50 I;nLnowr,s &c may be aad 81 nan1eeiuies
ess on he secood .oors Of Nos 70 and 20 rsd vide
49, aboys Pesr-st Low priced and medium Ia
SEse.;sg: also hes Southern Cotton farns ssso''''
m nd 10 ~ Bats Wicks Warp ead Wsac ~
a1k j. n lND6ool&>SJ ~
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aFIow-1 Brig. Wind wv.
FIRE INSURANCE

FIRE INSURANCE.
,FTE subscriber will attend procuring Fire Insurance
L on Warehouses, Merchandise, Dwelling houses shG
aons.bold Furniture in several Companies having cash
'rr''-' goo, 900 TO $685.
,arh raid in and safely invested Any business entrusted
10 hi, care vii be thankfully received and promptly al
tended 70. - ,.., hs
Building. occupied for purposes not hazardous MAJ Ie
n.sru-,aiy subject 70 OF nearly the "hoe
3r.I!u should The assured any lne desire 70 caAce!
Ia. Pocy the system, wica IS very desirable 70 owner
OF R.a Eta,e and holders Of VII Dc ~ pt.ihec
W. - .-it-s.soo - HUGH LANG,
y!7 l4eod- u LloefS-7- yea. @.e 1s ~
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"RR4RD,S PAPERS.-BURSiPI sABCOCK,
Sa = IoEn-st oer for sale fal .ssor1aeat OF papers
= 5v me Messrs- Hubbard, comprising
- p.r.-. blue AID white Imperial Super Roysl,
80 Medium, DENY ard T u: { ap-
81 Eolio Post. 5ank Ogar-o Post, EIcas1Se Cap
"a SGrer ca: Cap, r--ec AID P!1-;-
80 p.oer r.l-6 and PLAN, nj a-sor-neu-
ps-se, Post super and Exr:e super
----ret Pale Ps7er. Coior-t IlPeF.s4s
cofTre,i Ro~sis thick I'D tll1a-
Do Medium. co. 90
Do Double Cap, iof copy ooozz
Ere Glazed CoIoret Meiiucs, Royals. &c &c
have also o. hand very extensive assortment Of
WING Papers Book and News Printing Papers, P!a,s
papers Hardware and Wrapping Papers They are also
sole 1geu-s Of the genuine Patrn- Envelope Paper
Printing Paper Of any size and quality made 10 order II
.L,-r notice iy2l osyeod
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/,JNTI\N ATi I,AND and Otltfa- iItIcT OL--el
L tine.a5at oA.o- L Sheldon would MORN the Gu;
y- OF TgTYork that he vii attend 70 me purchase and
- -. .rT,ntion OF aea Estate and Personal Prop
-fy n Inc CIV Of Cincinnati and = he Western states; VI"
so collect totes bonds aa4 mortgages and ger species
-.-r..s - having lands other property n lie
western country ey ,sa 2 tsgose Of ior easa o. % sE
~ ~. sn.- 10 as oace = Cincinnati, where 81
49, ,.-i.;ed 70 lis care VIII 5e promptly eat t.tA
W.! .--|-- Wes; FifeE-st- Cincinnati
,r--,rsc.S-pw:er Barber, 9 Cori.sad-sl:J J. Jazz
I--i -. W., Inys-,s % - ais ~ occeod
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-HF SC.-YosS
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN

t. pT-RrrSs.ED WEEKLY. a. rs FCLTON-sT. tsua
s,,iii-T Persons v.sa.ay 70 subscribe aa'- only 20
-; ,S-Ir r,-,-s 20 me Office. Terms cents week BY
nal - wear, 81 n edEsrce- 49, -
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feaal Notices

ROBERT u. MORRIS, p. NJ.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-07-14
DEAD ANIMALS.

At all seasons of the year, dead ami
mails are seen TO be hung up on the trees;
and especially is this the case in the
spring. On every farm where sheep are
kept, dead lambs are suspended in the
beautiful blooming and fruit bearing or
charls-how shocking!-to annoy the
sight and smell, and waste the farmers
means. Dogs and cats, too are frequent
ly hoisted into view in the same annoy-
ing and disgusting manner. If horses,
cattle, sheep, or hogs die, they are drawn
out of sight, but not out of smell, and are
still sources of disgust. Why is all this?
III the Farmer be so unfortunate or so neg-
ligent as the lose an animal, should he be
SO wastelul as TO permit the carcase to de-
cay uselessly In the open air, to the great
annoyance Of his family and every passer
bv? Does he not know that animal mat
ter is the best and richest of manure!-
Animal matter contains every element that
rs necessary to grow every plant known.
In It are phosphate and carbonate OF lime,
ANN onia, carbon, in short, in the best
form, all the essentials of vegetable
growth. Its nutrilive power is great. and
and if added to the compost heap, has
tens fermentation, and adds greatly TO its
richness. Whenever cat dog, fowl,
sheep, pig, horse, or COW dies, let the
carcase be cutup and the bones broken,
and the whole added to the manure heap.
The carcase of single horse will turn a
load of useless muck or peat into man
ure, richer than any ordinary barn-yard
dung Why then suffer it to decay use
lessly and annoyIngiy! 1t is true it is not
lost, for the gases that faint the air are ap-
propriated by plants; but the farmer who
owned the animal, gets but small por-
ton of what should be all his own. Why,
then, will he waste the dead energies Of
the horse, when he has lost the living
ones! If our readers will heed what we
say. they viii not suffer dead animals to
aaasy the eye and disgust the nose here