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in Young Forses-ls sows Farrowns OF Litter
inseO The Hstchng Fowls with Notes BY the Editor
of the Farmers Library.
suNNxR-The Season of progress in which nothing is
begun OF ended with instructions and reflections.
MontGly Journal Of Arr'eaitUve.
south Carolina Agriculture Notice Of the Address Of
Hon Mitchell King.
Cultivation OF the Olive.
stastical-Persons employed on the Mississippi River
and the Of tonnage of vessels Brought ino iefu
ton. etc
Bought, or Artificial and fnmyafd Mahu'e'' WIN 10
marks by Prof Indy.
Parsnips Food for Hogs
Important Invention for the Growsrs Of ndisn Corn
New Method Of Drying Gram and Meal stahords Patent
DRYER illustrated aud explained
Hemp and Flax Hasbandry-Tse composition OF tiaN-
and how TO MANAGE It's Culture without injury TO the Land,
Iin.eed and Oi-Cske Food Tor stock-Dinerence IN
value between Food crushed and uncru.hed.
An Essay on the Condition Of = Stallion
The Rhubsrb and its canals
Amount Of Wool used a. the Utica woolsn Factory, ana
iis value
How should Cattle Show be Reported
Cattle Of Improved Breeds-Unaecountabls apathy inIs
ssrd to them.
ONfordshire or Improved Con"oid sheeP-M'. clayton
Reynolds Annual sale
Modern Facts Opinion and Practice, drawn from expe
nance As detailed In the best accounts OF English and
Scotch lusbandTy
salt. 1t necessary or useful to give 1t in the food Of
Cattle,
Agricultural Surveys
Note from the Secretary OF the Neriofk state Asreu
tural society and remarks thereuron.
The Characters Of Men and the Appearances Of Wheat
contracted
Grain and Flour Trade Of the United States
Glass Milk Pans
Lectures on Botany-No Ill.
A Subscriber Lost
Annual Statement OF the Cotton Trade
Barrel making Editorial Notice.
Prices Current ios the preceding month, carefully cor
rected.
Subscription price - per year advance.
GREELEY L McELRATH. Publishers.
~ Lectures ON A-fronomy.-Prof NJ MircHELL
Of inciunAti. the request Of his friends ma Brooklyn
Iii sliver course Of Lectures Astronomy. the Fe
WI isyolanon-st Brook Va comfpenci M Tues
- "a 20, The Course will consist Of eight Lectures
~ ri which will be 70 display IN popular language
- y.t trstb. OF Astronomical Science and present
The structure Of the Universe as e exist
euce OF Divine Architect ..-. oil, -
Tickets admitting a gentleman ana lady..'.'.'.
Singe tickets -.
Tickets for single lecture. -
o.v be h.d az Wilders bookstores IN ruitoh an" n0
~. and A. Flliots bookstore In Atlsnuc-st .. . -
se lecture will commence precisely Al haFPa se'n
o'clock on Tuesday and THURSDAY evening" hi''''
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L ERs's STATUE or THE GREEK SLAVE, In the
large Saloon Of the National Academy Of Design Of
Broadway and LeOnard-st from O'Clock A VI. until 10
PM Admittance 3 cents Season tickets ~ cents
~ The for those holding tickets will close
rhe first day Of November Season tickets purchased
snd after the 18th October will sntfe the holder visit
the exhlbton until The hrst day Of Deeember ole
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NOTICE The copartuership heretofore existing be
tween the subscribers under the hrm Of ; VAN DU-
ZER son Is this day dissolved By mutual consent
Either party Will USE the Of the hrm IN liquidation
- November IS, l347. ;. VAN DlLEh
W A. VAN DUZER.
The business. will be continued by Van Duzer on his
lra
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NrEy-yORk ANATOnUCtI NUsEIN.-

This a collection. At the Of the BOwery and
Dvisonst Of Illustrations. modelled after life. OF all parts
aud conditions OF the human frame n infancy and matu
ry health aud disease Such doubtless necessary for
physicians and students, ana II rightly studied be
profitable % all Thousands visiting this Institution,
aud come away highly gratihed. mis- lws'
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BURNHAM 4 co.
PINE WATCHuS.

- GOLD suvEa
TUX sIJesCRIBER 10 selling ell descriptions
"a a. 90. (,od and Silver Watches and Jewsiry, -
retail, lopu than any other house In The city.
--oe. warranted TO keep good TINE or the money re-
,,,,,ed Wstehs, and lewelry exchanged
Wstche. repaired IL the best manner q much e. shsa
the usual prices ood vstenes e low W 70 70 each
and Jswslry, Wholesale and retail, 81 Wallet
a. 3niss ccrner Wuh2ms ap stairs
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the hxtuTes-hayng stranabrs dining tables,
cookery bgr and fixtures chairs lamps &C reopen tho
House without loss of tme and great saving OF ex
psnse person DESTROYS Of engaging 10 that business
Inquire OF CHARLES +. OSBORN,
nl8 2tis+ lf7 Nubeny-st
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Statement Of Receipts Erporfs and St0cks Of Cotton az The
Joii0ioiHg piaoes AZ ne dates anncref.
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MARINE JOU RN AL.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY
THE Sun. THE MOON FULL sfk.
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~ sNTU7oNN.
AN EXPLORATORY VISIT TO THE cONSU LAR
a

Part or D vol muslin gilt. - 2.
The Author has furnished complete and interest
lug view 81 China than remember 90 have seen nom
any other source and doubt the present general in
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The oldest rsftnsNro ia ne rIted STATES n p
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are eighty honor-d With crowded snd highly respectable
sud snces and uyersay admitted 20 excel every
me- AZ OF z similar character ct~rcd Ia his city
Aa.sion - ceofs. children 10 y-ars bali price.
Doors 0peu a. Concert will commence q O'Clock
seas may Be secured application a. the Hal. irom u
toSP " nlo We
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and there powerful passages OF crime hsrosm.
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INTsoMPSoS Ists vi the oihce Of John Thompson,
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80. -, -. - konoratle Efiucp rfn isrf
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PIANOFORTJ

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IN THURSDAY, Nov. Is,-SIvosI. HERR and
OkNOOP
NIGHT ONLY
CAMILLE >NORf and HENRY Herr
will give only Concert a. the
FEMALE ACADEMY
GEORGE kNOOP.
the eminent Noloncelhs will leud them the aid Of HI.
pOWertal talent.
Particulars IN programmes No postpsnemsn'
count OF the weather mis- eos
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NIBLo's ALHAMRA SALOON

~ otntuN ~. ttINttN NFNNU ANn FNINCl-
THE ORIGINAL WESTERN AND SOUTHERN Ban.
Il d Sable Hsrmonlsts-Messrs W c. Pluuer D X
Farrell. J. richenor r + Briggs " "a Roark and x NJ
Hooey aud ) Wells late o. Chrs.ys Ministreisl re
specially 10 the citizens Of NswYork that the
will give Of their fashionable entertainment.
every evening. an al farther notice
Cards Of omission. 3 cents Concert % commence
o'clock precisely under the direction Of
ni2 lwis. THOMAS SPROULL
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sOCIErY-slxTHs SEASON

L The subscribers and members respectfully IN.
formed that the r Concert Of this will take place
Al the Apollo Room. on SATURDAY EVENING, Nov n.
The principal pieces % be performed - follows
symphony Die Weihs der Tone, hY spohr Osertures.
Midsummer Nights Dream, by Mendessohn, and Egmont,
By Beethoven
Subscriptions received r. the music store ct Mes.n.
ScharfenbeTg LUIS. 485 Broadway
BNO tickets are issued q the public By order,
MS 7teodis J. L. ENSIGN, Secretary.
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wi Clinton Ha-t 0n volumes and The principal Am-f-
can AID Foreign Periodicals. Constant additions Of
works Clerks initiation fee 81 ana --rniannu. due. 81
Merchants and Others annual subscription, emitting them
70 sl the PRIVILEGES -
Glasses forming the on the most mode
rate terms in French spanish, German. Italian, Rhetoric
Msfh-msfic r enmsnshp. Book seepnE &C Programmes
o the ss.-. NAV b. obtained application the des<
OF the Library also copies Of the Constitution sod bysSs
81 M. ..-oci.tfou G. ENERlTT
,l0 vi. President Mer Lib. Association
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The following statement shows the condition OF the
Banks tho lot days OF November, 1876, and August
and Noyemlusr ls47
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

IT VUT SIM EEF IiN sc rIlFsIrH % UtaI III TIIIHI
Iibaf when any Their plated goods by constant use
and often cleaning become and look coppcry that
they BE- immediately restored 10 their original silver
color By single application Of the Silver Plating FLUID,
for sale wholesale aud retail. by
JOHN J. BROW a CO. u Fulton -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

ID sARSUN. Proprietor; Hitchcock Msnazer-Splen-
did exhibition and performances this afternoon ocock
and this evening Open svsry lay from o'clock
the morning all 100 NJ CAMFBELLS ETHIOPIAN
SERENADERS, magnificent Balloon Panorama Of Lon
don GREAT WESTERN. Yankee Comedian Miss
BERNARD. Actress aud Vocalist PETE NORRIS, Com
ic SINGER. Clara Fishers Shaksperean Cabinet. hvins
ORANG OUrANG Amistad Captive Slaves ANArOM-
iCAL VENUS Madam ROCKWELL. the Fortune Teller
the whole - children under 10
Of age and old enough walk alone II. Reserved
front seat Is extra ms
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-14
FOR THE MAETiSsBURG GAZETTE.
AN INTER ESTiNG CIRCUMSTANCE.

a few weeks ago, the Rev J. PoIsAL, agent
for the American Bible Society for the Stale of
Virginia, made his first visit 10 MartinSburg--
a meeting was held in the Methods, Episco
pal Church at which the claims Of the Society
were laid before the people.
collection was taken up, and it was reso!
we'd that the amount collected should be given
% constitute the Rev. WM. Love. Pastor of
the Presbyterian Church, a Life Member OF
the American Bible Society.
As MIR. LOVE was absent from the place, and
knew nothing of the meeting. or the compliment
thus paid 10 him by his brethren OF the Meiho
dis; Church. until all was over; he, after
his return, called meeting in the Presbyterian
Church, and the claims of the Society Were
laid before his people with view of making
the Rev. VIM III. COFFIN, of the M. T.. Church,
q Life Member Of the same Society, which
wasdonc. Such things in communities, il car
ried out, you'd speak louder, and more palpa-
bly, than Worlds Conventions. They would
point in the true way TO the great Convention
OF the Head OF the Church.
The w ord may have as many Conventions
as II pleases or there may be as many Conven-
lions by whatever name they may be called as
different denominations OF Christians may
please; but rs long as Evangelical Ministers
of Gods word, living in the same community
are at swords points with. or al arms length
from each other, there can be no Convention
founded on harmony, and good fellowship.
Letprejudices and nti-impIessons be over
thrown in every community, and the spin, of
their Master be exhibited by Christian TO Chris
tan in the towns and villages, and the nation,
and the world will soon feel the result.
We sincerely hope that many towns and
villages viii follow the example Of Martins
burg.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-14

CRrrxEDsx. the able WING Senator from
Kentucky, took occasion to express himself 10
favor OF a vigorous prosecution Of the war,
and for the purpose Of furthering tha, object,
was willing to vote. literally for supply OF
men and money He thought this plan the
only one likely to produce the desired end. -
If any gentleman could point GU, more GER
tain and humane plan, be was for il. The
Bill was sen; 10 the House and concurred in.
and IS now the law Of the land. A Bill for
the appointment ola Lieutenant Generals now
/ before the Senate, and also the Bill for proyi.
ding an additional Military force 10 serve lu.
ring The war Mr.. ALLEN has submitted 4
proposition looking to more cnergesic prose
eution Of the war--and 10 that end, calling
more Volunteers INTO the field. viii notice
{ these matters more particularly when they
come I'D fer discussion and action.
/ regTe, to learn that Senator PESEynAcKEs,
Of Virginia, is extremely III al his lodgings in
this city. A young yirginisn, DR.. WICK.
HAM, Of Hanover County. Va, committed sui
eide in this city few days ago, BY shooting
himself through the head, al Hudson's Pts,o
Gallery. However, must conclude ny has
" letter, as am altogether out OF soris-the
House are in Committee Of the Whole on the
formation Of Territorial Governmental Ore
gon. Yours. sc. SUMERS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-14

GENERAL Scorr.-It having been ungene..
rousy rune ured that the late appointment oil
Gen. Scorr 10 the command OF the army IN
Mexico was Objectionable to Gen. TAYLOR. the
New York Tribune makes the following stale
ment:
eve learn from unqueshonable sources tina,
as early as August last, letters were received
al Washington from confidential ifienoS OF
Gen. TAYLOR. some of them indeed in his
staff, stating that the presence Of Gen. Scorr
would be highly acceptable to him; an5- this
fact we believe was known TO the War Depart
menl before Gen. ScorT was assigned to the
command.
"We hope, therefore, that no attempt will
be made to create unpleasant feelings among
the friends Of two brave soldiers, who have
long been, and still are, on terms Of intimate
friendship, and ready to cooperate With each
other in the faithful discharge Of their respec-
tive duiies
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-14
Gouaunorcfal B.gcora.
BALTIMORE .M.ARRET.)
.7,ueyicaa Office. Jan. IL. ls47.

slHIc1tEtut OUiCcy Jut. 1917.
CATTLE.--There was an increased supply
Of Beeve. at market to-day, and prices do not
average SO high as those Of last week, The
offerings at the scales comprise Coo head, Of
which "a were driven to Washington, 90 re-
main unsold, and the balance, 54i head,
were sold. Prices ranged from S2l2;a3.75
per 100 lbs. on the hoof. equal to S4.25a7 IS
net. An extra lot brought 1851. The av-
erage rate is $2.75.
HoGs.--There are no live Hogs in market.
Al the close OF last week some retail sales
were made at S575.
FLouR.-At the time of closing our last re-
view on Friday, holders were asking SAYS,
which was an advance, and on that afternoon
and Saturday about 1900 bbIs. were sold at
this rate To-day we do not hear of any
transactions. Holders are firm at S5.75, and
we quote this rate. The receipt price is not
fixed
GRAIs--No Wheat at market. We quote
good to prime reds at 90a95 CTS. A load Of
Corn, the only parcel in market, sold to-day
at 65 cts Tor both white and yellow. Oats are
worth So cts.--sales.
BAcoN.--In Bacon there is but little doing,
and the stock is light. Small sales Of old
Shoulders are making at 5 cents and of Sides
at 5ia5i cents also old Hams at 6i cts
We quote new Western Shoulders at 5ia5s
cents.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-14
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINEES.

HEsHY 2, GARsErT, Esq, talented Wing
81 Wes;moreland County, has been nornna-
ted BY Wing Convention as a Candidate for
Congress from the District now represented by
Hon. Il. NJ +. HUNTER,
JAS. NJ. SrEPHESsoy, Esq. Of Wood, Is the
Wing nominee in the Kanawha District, and
Csc. II. LEE, Esq, (Deln. Of Harrison, his
opponent
Hon. Jons s. pErpLEros is again in the
field from the Loudoun District
Hon, WIN. L. GoGGls, it is thought, viii be
The Wing Candidate in the Albemarle District.
and Hon. JouS NJ. Boris in the Richmond
District
Who is to carry ,hs banner in tA;s D!sir,o, ?
An carly entrance upon the field ought TO be
made-,he District IS large, aud the canvoss a
difficult, one
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-14
VIRGINIA REGIMENT.

The Virginia Regiment is foil, and the
Nnr Department has accepted two more com
panes from Gov SMiIH, who are TO ACT "as
flaukers" 20 The Virginia Regiment The Ad-
ju,ancy has been given TO S. 2. tuecsT, E$q
Young lawyer Of Rchmoad Tie APPOINT
ment IS said 10 be a very jualciots oae. W.
ware in hopes TIE appointment would hase
been conferred upon eur friend, Lieut. paTsR.
FIELD, Of Capt CARaiseTos's Company, bn
we suppose Tie fact Of the Colonel and Lieut.
Colonel being from this District. it ight hay,
seemed liberal to hare taken TIE .Adjuiant also
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-14

ComrsG TO THE PoIsr-In the debate of
Wednesday, says the Richmond Times. in the
House OF Representatives, the business before
the House was the bill for the increase of the
regular army; and Mr. BEpINGEa, of Virgin
ia, was one of the principal speakers. After
dllallng al length upon the bad policy of the
Wings in opposing the Presidents course.
and making general decama,ory argumen,
on the subject of the war. the honorable gen
,leman gave striking example Of the eIces.
sve latitude of Congressional discussions, BY
closing his speech with the following scien.
ces, which contain his only allusion to the
precise measure under consideration.
"There is another topic on which | had in
tended 10 say word. The wild clamor against
a standing army had never any effect with me.
II once startled the American people, but il
could not startle them now The American
people are prepared TO defend their country !,
and they leave Congress to say what is the
best means Of defence shall cheerfully vote
FOR the bull. and hope j, may be carred.n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-14
NEWS FROM MEXICO.

We direct the attention Of the reader TO the
news which we publish in another column
from Mexico This intelligence has created
a good deal OF anxiety in the public mind Of
the country, but We are happy to learn from
the Washington Union Of the l2th inst. that
the War Department has letter from Gen,
Jsssur, dated BRAzos SAN JAGo, Dec. %,
1916, in which he says--"We have a report
that SANTA Anna is advancing on Gen.
WoRrn, and that he is falling back but ! do
rot credit it. Santa ANA would hardly fol
low Gen. Nora with Gen. Wool on his
flank. | consider the story as mere gossip"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-14

obLEssIs, THE MuaprREa. The Ley.
inston lhy) Observer gives the following
extract Of letter from gentleman in Don.
aldsoryilie, TO General LESLIE CooMss. dated
December 2, 1916. @@'S1
The fiend, 0BLESSIs, who murdered
your gallant son two years ago, and had so far
escaped punishment for that horrid deed. ha.
at length mel his deserts, having been sbo, by
some Mexicans at Maiamoras, where he had
settled himself as trader. Just before his
death, he had murdered gentleman of The
pane Of TOWNSEND. who had claim agains,
him. and il was rom TOWNSHIPS brother
that derived the above informaiionn
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-14
ASasossssss:
y@sSPf6 .Tc-

c5-The mail of'his evening brings q, ,be
N eiancholy intelligence Of the death of n.
Hon lsaAc 8. PESsrsAcrrR, one Q, ,hs H.;
led States Senators from this state. He a,od
In Washington, on the morning Of n. Io,s
inst, al O'clock. He has been Ill for Two :,
three weeks pasi--his disease was an organ.
affection Of ihe liver. His death was annouu.
eed IN the Senate, in very impressive man.
ner b. Mr.. AncnsK. and in the House BY
Gov. Mcdowell.
The News from Mexico seems confrmatory
OF the approach Of SANTA Anna on Salal)o -
= battle probably took place Oh Christmas
day.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-14
FRom SANTA FE.-The ST. Louis Republ

From SANTA FE.-The 81. Louis Republi.
can OF the 3lst ult. says
At a late hour last nigh, we received
a budget of letters fIom several correspondents
in New Mexico. Those from Santa Fee bear
date as late as the 18th Of November, and give
us in detail all the events Of interest which
had ,ranspired in tina, quarter for several weeks
previous.
In no part Of our correspondence have we
been able 10 find any allusion to the reported
defeat OF the sixty dragons, mention of which
was made in our paper of yes,erdy.
A letter from Moro, dated on the 2lst Of
November, announces the arrival there Of Mr..
n. CoLBuRs, in advance Of the wagons be-
longing to the last company OF the traders
which left Independence. On the l7ih they
experienced severe storm Of snow, which
killed many oflhe oxen, but they were able TO
supply themselves at Moro, and would get
safely into Santa Fe. The United States trains
could not, il is said, move wagon on account
OF snow and the loss of animals, and they were
then buying oxen TO get the wagons along.
A wealthy Mexican citizen, seeing the EN-.
barrassmen,s of the Governments agent for
the want Of money, had generously profered
10 loan Major WALLER, paymasier, one hun
dred thousand dollars at an interest OF only
three per cent. month.