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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

RRoADWAY 0DE0NCENTRANCE THK0H UGH
lyNuscal Director, Herr Van nwgen-Animsted Pictures
snd Pygmaiop SatusrY ladies and gen:
2o-rtogam%.: PNtI- Ysug Wsnio.'. PIesm sspho;
Qs'h &C. Part 2-Caypsos cam; Venus and Adon., &c.
Part 3ThIee Cruces po:itions) The Judgment OF rrs;
French Republic. Orchestra box so ParQustts,
IS s"nts Boxes 12X cents Performances to commence at
clnck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

TvHE QUEEN OF ENGLAND ON HER CHANGER,
painted By Count D'O,say his statue,te Of OConnsIl
says Portrait by hp.ef az the Gsths Hall SIG Brosdw.y
Noe from the Duke of Wellingtn TO the Court dOay:-
Decidedly dear Count the best likeness the Queen
among them) that the chuse matchlsss work Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

~ panv, April TO- 1913 The President and Dsctors have
this day docaed dividend OF fsur aud hall p. cent on 'he
February m PAYABLE to the stockholders and ,sr Mon.
d,y the LIST May The transfer book will be ell from
the 25th mat to that date. By order e. EvERlTT, Sec
rsfarV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

pUNs no! HOT CROSS BUNS Foh GOOD IN
ID DAY viii rssdy Coz hsss,aIrs 20 Lisrsnsrd g.
Wales Bscsst OF Crackyals ffesh sysfS cay snss
,orlmsut OF Biscuits and Cares
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

A ANATOMICAL AND NATURAL CURlOsITlES-
IA pleasing and instructive visit be- whore
made than North American and Anatomical Museum
Division the Bowery this city. Hours
be by the suric ard unnfomed m well
by learned and scientific with of aud ADVANTAGE There
furnished facilities for obtaining the most impora,t
aud valuable knowledge which should be eager 70 avail
Themselves The young will be protted by view Of
the specimens Of history Indian euro,tes and rare
psnse whilst adults will wonder the ashievemen!: OF hu-
man Industry and skill visit the Anaomicai Museum.
benefit those who OF the useful Of ell infor
nation Of themselves The largest and moot
rert skeleton antedeluvsn ANIMAL the gigantic mas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

NJ OTI E-THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY IN
~ the attept on having or'e
send hemto Tatersas, where sales cashed prompt
w. AlsoMarucures Of ven ices will find u their inter
send their to the subscriber who will either par
ebe loan money or receive item on storsEe and Tor sale
hsoPurchner will fad superior sdvantges all times, as
the stock hand extensive Aso-Ge
air. consideration oftea overlooked by owIe ALc-fnb;
The under tbs direction OF EO w MI LER,
Original Proprietor of New York Taersas &6 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

/ w. BROWN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MA
- hosany and other Furniture Rosewood Piano FoIss
&c-J w Brown will sell at auction huraday. April 20
At loh O'clock at the ware rooms Of Mr. hayton No 2s
Broaaway h,s stock Of warranted cabinet furaure
comprising paor chairs of all yarises
card sofa and side tables. Egyptian and Italian marble tops;
elegant dressing end pn bureaus, book French bed
seeds wash stands &c., with nearly article
il the line Also two elegant rosewood panSf3te' maker
about purchasing furniture will fad this favorable opporu.
and will be peremptoraly old the closing
his business. will n the OF May.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

NOTICE THE INTEREST OF THE UNDER.
IN sign ed in the late firm. of Wells Co. aud
Well, Co the .h Of March sold and r.gau he'd
the business being continued by Henry Wells on his owa e.
count. tROLINE q. LIVINGSTON, Widow OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

NO CURE NO PtY-DR ORBITtL - LUANE
~ str-. member Of the Royal College Of So Len
don, be consulted in treatment OF csJtsin d-a gie
practice Of fourteen vot,d 70 vnsreai osea
ses, snab DR.. G. the vost form 81 N oneas
rsot ia diet epsnss pusais rnerrss eufsg " nns or
two wsShs WITH saafss,Y ay psp. rstial coal pseiy--
Thoss ind,ydass VINO avs iadu,ssd IN es,sn leahsoys
hstt c pcsiysly be restored health and soeisv, Ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20
DALMOs OPERA HOUSE TO LET-APPLY At
L the Box Office, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock. AM

CARD-CASTLE GARDEN-THIS ESTABLISH
"A will open about the LIST OF June kxen-
and preparations are making for the .umrer
All app cations for 10 be made oy
leer addressed to our A.tng Manager Go Holland Esq.
No. its Graud street. FRENCH HElSER, New Yorf.
AMI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

kETESsE Of TIE rEASSr .I..
Office hours to iaA NJ sto r. NJ, SUNDAY eIcspedl
The Sc who sppiy 10 The early stages will be ,urprsed the
rspdity md little inconvenience attending their cue
1t is chiefly. however those who have suffered from
a ceit,in clss OF people Ctherwne, who can
properly app eciats his services Ia ,t.,e ai from
distressing .tsgcs from uncommon advantages, in
a EDITION TO a very extensive practice in this com
planO he chi afford rapid and adca which, he
has GROUND for stating obtained from other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

ID. the American Hotel Broadway. corner Of Barclay
r H. LUDLOW SEQ will sell at suetor on Friday April
above HOTEL consisting in part of tho following IPaIlor
large Per aud Mentel Glasses and Mahogany So
s Chais Dvans and Ottomans covered with crimson and
Chair. damo,k window Curtan, AID Onsment, Gss han
bile top and pier tables; several fine toned pianos by
different makers &C. &c cut Glass Ware and Crockery-A
hind. Bed room $50 rooms Of The best
robes double and single Washstand Carpets. Beds
Mattresses aud Bedding Also, large quantity Of table aud
Stoves Aho Oil Cloth, y,rety ofpatter Aso gilt and
SOnze 60: %s and MGGsrhsr with al hs
Thursday morning. tbs Office of the customers, II
Wall street. N.B-The urniture be Thursday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

MOST EXTRAORDINARY WORK-EvERY MO.
Nl TIERS BookThe apprehension of Poverty, and the
prospect OF nrse family Of children prevent many
prudeut people from snerrg the married state bur here
all such objections, aad the author assured viii
he Universally approved cf emory matr,d people Free 30
For sale By Burgess Sieger Co 222 Broadway,
New York Zebcr n Co. corner e Chestnut snd THIRD
street. Phndslrhia w n. wis Ia S'afe sweet Roston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

MEDICAL CARD-DR. MORRISON, 2oik FULTON
wi street. dcvoes his entire time to the treatment ofpnyals
diseases Recent cases. Qonorh9a, he
few days Constitutional debility from secret habit IN
due ng nocturnal emissions and mpotency radically cured
nv him Structures he cures without pain See Dr. M 3 d.
pona with ths signatures Of Sir Ashley Cooper, Sir Car
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

NOR RIO De JANEiRO -PASsENGhRSx "
Il The fire clipper brrK ISA BELiTA HlNf, sw ~.
Dewpg will ssil for the above no Of t ei ..s'y
week Her odstiops excellent on sa'.,
Ia weather. with coolness sse re E,,Iy ,r
plicaen desired by ALLEN PANsoN' corner r""' -N
p,rss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

CLOTHING-E. DEGROOT& CO.. M2 FULTON 81
~ near Broadway, New York. have just opened large
and entire stock of ready made spring and summer cloth
ing which will be sold cheaper than at other store "a the
BILE style at the following Prices. entire pants
$40 Sal; business Office and coats from to ~
Also Shirts drawers cravats stocks collars gloves and every
oc(l enfle M ring
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

T AMARTINE GLUE CLOTH) SACK COATS
- The revolution achieved by men in Blue blPuses;
but Lamsrtne wore Blue Sack. model Of which have
just received from Paris, and hive many Of them made the
from $; Business Sack S. Cofn Gas
smeres and Vesng made to really low pces French
Cloth Dress Goats from SIG to $40 % b.
CLARKE, 16 William street, opposite Warrington oorc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20
A H MULLER, AUCrIONEER-LARGE AMI

A H MULLER, AUCriONEER.-LARGE AND
IA peIemptorV sale Of splerdid Chnec goods, vases,
punch bowls Nankin Canton and Dresden china Canton
shswls mother Of pearl and vthsr rich articles Hal
lday Muller will sell BIZ auction Wednesday, April
h, instant at 10 O'CLOCK, It the Coliseum Rooms 40
cases of sre1dd Chinese goods landed
comprising large punch bowls dinner services
gold dec rated centre tables chess
tables esboreely csrved dressing ladies'
Of Mar and china blue and white coffee
wis., covered coffee aud dnuer seu l2t i48 and
ga pieces finest description Of Nsn china; incense
jas, to 30 nches paror superbly decorated from
10 to ~ inches; and straners few sets OF the
entire chra manufactured IN the province Of
shaugnai flower jars table ornaments, &e &c Mother OF
pearl and fancy tcss Canton Grape shswls-Au
invoice Of these ,haws finest quality white and crimson
embroidered with Chnee figures Glass ware3o cases OF
the most costly yennos eaeh and Venetian fancy eolored
glass; OF royal ruby cold crystal and toquoise coors
vases to 40 inches gobe pokals supper and fruit
vices richly engraved ruby glars; sh opal and gold
paror nches two LARGE ruby goblsts with views OF
Trinity church, nd other articles made for exhibition at the
royal mandatory Prague Eng sh china dinner
Of the aest Engh china from the celebrated mandatory
OF John kdgwBy Co., costing from $500 to $500
Dresden ehnaA small Of this and costly
fabric Plated goodsAp invoice heavy plated articles
Tns sale Of the above goods will be without reserve
whatever The. will be ready for sxsmiaetion with cata
ogues the 25th instant purchasers have
thar goods carefully packed Terms-A credit of ninety
days 90 all sums over 500. approved notes
BENJAMIN MOONEY, UCTIO NEER Is WARD
- Pavsnn will sell this day 10 o'clock, at the aucoa
Plat two asks table cutlery, cask spring
dos eak 100 dozen thes csk three
SITS curry combs: 100 dozen axe heves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

A UCTION NOTICE-THOs. BELL WILL SELL AT
"A Auction THURSDAY, April co. at No. 81 Broadway at
hafpas 10 O'Clock. 40 close trus large and valuable
assortment of Cabinet Furniture Warranted and not made for
lection Of Hotels shpeer and House Keepers being one
and dozen Mahogany aid black Walnut Chairs &C. Sale
Perenpory and Positive for Cash. For Particulars, the
Furniture, with Catalogues which ready
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

1000 IN PURSE AND STAKE.-CENTREVILLE
WOOV Couue, l.. I-Pacing The pacing match which
should have taken place yesterday (but ACCOUNT
noon, Chu,sd,y, APrii 2eth at, o'c oeE Entries-A
Co, klins e. Village Boy aud Woodruff Hoanoke-mie
heats, best in five. under the saddle. JOEL CONKLlN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

NPfII IuItIbtIUU
paid nstament thereon give the Of votnel
ECHANICs' HALL. H2 BROADWAY. BETWEEN
M Gr9od and Brocme sreen-Mopday. Tuesday and
TVS AINSTRELS respectfully announces thst they
will continue their popular for Three nights only Of
the present week. osing their entertainments Tor the
pose Of renoyatpg tn. Hall which during the interval WI
schools tho Mechanics and Tiadesmens Society hey
will have the honor OF recommercg Their inmabe enter
open at T. will at o'clock On Thursday.
Friday aud Saturday April 2ch 2ls and 22d they viii per-
fornaf he Rro lvn Inatifnfa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

JANDSOM. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AT NO:
l63 Green Bescker street, Friday, April
2st A. G Tuttle will sell, Friday at 10 o'clock on The
housekeeping sous,nR Of Brunei: ard Ingram Capesng
derca Seats Sofa Bedseads Looking 0asses Mahogany Blu
re u.s. Wash Stands, Mantel Ornaments Solar end Hall
Lamps Oil Cloth, Bedsteacs Becs Bedding &c Also,
elegant Piano Forte Boston manufacture
Alan one MahnRrny do. Ie,ma Gaah.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

y EAL,vALENCIENE LACEs1PETER ROBERTS,
N 373 Broadway has received by arrivals 27o0
yards Of Valencene aud 80 per cent below
the usus pric,s; Lace Caps and Collars oew asc
Silk Hose; do. Cambre Handkerchief very great bar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

vJ>HE COPARTNERSpIP HERETOFORE EXIST.
ing between the sub ebers in this ty, under the name,
style firm Of F. Thomas Co, has been thu day d!s
firm Twill be settled by cit er OF the ,ubsc.bsr DMed,
Brocklyn. April l. 1873. r. J. THOMAS, B. f. THOMAS
~ o. The lumber business will be continued at the same
place by the subscriber. r. J.THOMAS.
VJNHE FIRM OF X. B. WILLIAMS co, OF NEW
Rochelle NY, dissolved bv mutual consent on the
day Of October 1877 All debts due by aud 10 the
Germ wi be settled By II. B. Williams J. King. Il. D.
Williams, Andrsw J. Hsckley, John 8. Kitg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

rJNHEINvIsIBLE WIG-sO CLOSELY RESEMBLES
the Of hair that acspcs and connossur have
perfect extraordinary invention OF
the day. The advantage of this novel and usique
il its being made without sewing weaving. " h CHI
its appearances so closely to resemble the natural har
bon natural to DEFY detec
texture being beautiful and 80 free hst IN all
Of evaporation unimpeded end the great
alike invited to rsr.c. this royel End beautiful Wiz,
End the PECULIAR method0f fitting the head at the nventc
and u a. ufaeture's A. BARRY, No 1877 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

% OOO LBS COUNTRY HAMS 4 SHOULDERS
CU,OOO cut hinssome and city smoked 5000 lbs q.
Leelsnis city cured $500 lbs do Shoulders 10000
10. Ph,ppa Hams; 7ooc lbs DO shonde 100 bbs leaf Lard
srs 60 d, giboed H.,tss rs Dried Apple: 50 hhds
r. and IS hhds NJ o. Sugars Is tiercos euvtas SyIup
Q, hhds Trinidad Molass.s; 100 bps N o. do. Teas. To-
bscco, Rice, Spices, Csfee full assornet u Gfoce
ries for sale bv LARK, FISK & Co. 22a Fulton 1t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

I EFT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE-LA.
Lid es aud Gentlemen having superuous effects TO dispose
Of such weeriea appasl, furniture &c. obtain far
cash Tor the by sending for the
the post Office otherwise who will eend at their resi-
dences JLEVENsTYN, ls6 Broadway, mp st,irs Ladiss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

DUBLIC SALE AT BELLEVUE-WiLL BE SOLD
at Bellevue foot of 26h street., this dsy Ice ock,
1870 barrels Bones ~ Tieces, moasies Hhds pork
and barIe large Row Boats: old Iron LUMBER
&c cash. in current money. M u. LEONARD,
C0mmiarnner. NsM York. April 18th, le4e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

RROApWAY fHEATkk-THURsDAY EVlNINO.
- Apt 40 will be presented FOR the 2ed time stnee,
original comedy acts By John Brough' Esq, entitled
ROMANCE AND kEALlTY-Jack Swift, Mr. BIZ ugh
Frank Meredith. Nj Fleming: Lavender Kyd, Mr. Dsw;ol;
Tom Badger, Nh Halfway; Wi.ms. Thompson; Hossbel.
Miss Fanny Wellack ParbarY Manly, Mrs. WinAsnley;
Bios.om Mrs Watts To conclude with the farce called
Madame GalochsId Mis-, Tebin Door, openst ococs-
nnsttr 20 cts-F,m;iv crclss Is rts Gallery l9k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

vlNHE sIXrYsECOND ANNIVERSARY OF THE
i ST Georges society, Of New York, will be celebrated
with the performance divine services Trinity Chn,ch
cred BY the Rev John Nj Wanw,ght D D. as Chaplain Of
soeety ard collect msde aid OF the Charitable
Fusd OF Institution. By ordsr. MOSES MARCUS. Sec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

VIZ ALNUT STREET THEATRs-PHIL,AD GLrHIA.
w Thursday evening, April 2o-Frst night Of EUDO.
CHA. Few play in FIVE act'-Eudoca; Mas q. Wenvm;
Fumeues Mr. Leman; sbudah, Nj Rchings; Phocyas, Mr.
Whesiiev: Called Mr. NJ Scott Alter VII grand Pas
senl, Mis- Walters To conclude With tho vALEar DE-
Wsler Mr. hapman; Miss Marchmon., Miss Chapman;
Clipper Mrs Thayer Miss Wemyss will appear every eve
nuv MS wi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

CT 0-ORGE'S sOCIETy-THE SIXTY SECOND
Anniversary Dipnu OF the st Georges Society OF New
York will take place at the City Hotel on Nor DAY
Enoci. ESQ 40 Drcadw.y; wiilism J. Heather ESQ., 81
Walker, Eiq So Exchange Place. By order MOsEs MAR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

~ CASSIDY, AUCTIONEER-BY F. BEAR Ms
morning at 10 o'clock at the ,tore q Ann st. large lot Of
ness consisting Of ks satins shaws linen cambria hand
kerehe French merinos linens Swiss lawns de lanes
licns muslir s. hosiery. hose. &c &c &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

MEDICAL CARD-DR. GLOVER TAKES THIS
wi method Of informing those who have erqued BY letter
whether from pacce that he still continues to
cure difficult aud proiracted csss q and
less experience Dr. q. would especially invite those no
No Anc street. here they will meet with ain speedy
and er cua cure Private through the entry to the
Off
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

CAsT OFF CLOTHING, JEWELRY, FIRE AHMS,&c
famlie; having Wearing App.rel
will obtain fair price Tor the same by sendns for
the subscriber, who will attend them at their residences by
wise will receive prompt attention. LEVETT, Ofhcs
No. Wall street, corner Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

n general meeting officers will be held the
Charles Hotel Thusday. April 90 In,tstiou fee mu.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-08
FArtrrE, July Is, 1AS.
To The Whits of Charlton 1oapnshin,-

70 the Whiss of Charlton 7oaonship.-
GENTLEMEN: Your polite and fattering call in
the Boon's Lick Times Of the LIST instant, has
been duly considered; and while acknowledge,
with feelings Of gratitude, my obligations 10 the
wings Of Howard, and TO you especially, for nos
was presented as a candidate, to secure my elee-
ton. | must beg you TO excuse me for declining
The honor proffered by your call.
There are times in the slfairs Of oil men
which cannot be controlled, and regret that it
is not in my power TO crafty The wishes Of my
friends on this OCCASION; yet my feelings and ef
forts are, and shall be, with you.
There has been no occasion since the forma.
ton Of the government not even the memorable
struggle OF 1910, upon which Republican Wings,
those men who love their country not for her
oaves end fishes, could with more delight &c
forward 10 the ballot box and cast their suffrages
than in the elections OF this season. Gen. Tsy.
lor will be elected President. The people, moi
the office holders, have settled upon this every
where. The public presses Of both parties pro
claim it.
The great mass OF the voters will supper
Gen. Taylor for two reasans; first, as q REVERB
Of great personal merit secondly. as rebuke to
those occupying places in the Executive ant
Legislative departments Of the government, fol
their attempts to embarrass and cripple his milf
tary operations, at the moment Of his greatest re-
nown. and countrys greatest peril. Feeling in
suited and indignant, the people are about tc
teach the incnmbents the wholesome truth thai
the government and all the offices thereof belong
still to them, and not the officers.
The wings in this campaign have everything
to cheer and delight them. We are sure Of III,
Presidency, and by all of us belonging to the
"Tength Legion" we shall probably revolu
tionze the politics Of Missouri. Then to work
Call out some good wing for the House Of Rep
resen,atives. thus completing your ticket, and or
the frs, Monday in next month, old Howard viii
be right. Very respectfully,
10. DAVIS.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-08

the Cumberland road which lies within her bof'
ders. The bill was referred 10 The committee On
ronds and canals.
The House then resolved itself into committee
OF the whole upon the appropriation bill, and
after some time spent therein, the committee
rose and The House adjourned.
Mr.. Westcott, from the Post Office Committee
reported bill relative to the employment OF pub
lie steamers TO carry the mail along the Atlantic
coast. .......
Mr. Johnson submitted resolution calling on
The Secretary OF War for information as to the
amour. that would be necessary to fortiiy Proc.
tors Island in the defence OF New Orleans. On
motion. ten thousand copies Of the report relative
to California were ordered to be printed. The
Senate then laid aside the morning business, and
passed the rest Of the day in the consideration Of
private bills.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-08
FOR THE TIMES.
AGRICULTURAL.

AuhlSOhl ONAh'
Farming. like all other things, and perhaps
more than all other things, is in a revolution. |
once thought knew as much abou. farming as
my neighbors. but have read enough of the sci>
ence in its modern Improvements, TO feel that all
knew was little, and that in attempting to write
about farming now. we are as likely to be laughed
at as admired.
But no matter, farming is really SCIENCE
For instance, a field may have in abunnance, all
tho ingredients for the production Of wheat bu,
one. and ye. not be able to produce that grain to
advantage. BY science, the Grahams have dis.
covered tina, butter and beef are in the grass and
grain-that the corn is only the manufacturer
and that, although abjuring butter and beef, they
yet cal butter and beef all the while.
Everything is composed Of ingredients which
must be had for the re production of itself, and
msny other things. Ono crop e1hausts one Sc,
Of ingredients. and another, TO some extent, q
different set, and thus farmers learn the fact tina,
the same crop, for successive years, should not be
grown on the same land
A great deal has been found out about the
mode and time Of cutting and curing hay and
grain; grass. which while laying GU, to be thor
oughly dried, perhaps may get repeatedly vel.
m axes much better hay if, with much less dry
ing, it is preserved with bushel OF salt to the
ton. Wheat. when cut in the milk, has been
found to weigh six or eight pounds more to the
bushel than when left to ripen the usual time,
and oats are still mora increased in weight.
The application Of science to agriculture, has
developed wonders in the capabilities OF the
ground. which have lain hitherto unobserved.-
Science shows US that the capacities of the earth
have hardly begun to be developed, and the hu
man family begun to exist, either in numbers
or individual enjoyment. Evidently no sort o.
conception has been formed in the minds OF the
swarmng billions which this earth is capable Of
sustaining in luxurious plenty. We are opening
upon new era, when every field will be scien
,ifc labra!ory when it will require much lss
"sweal Of the brow" TO produce quadrupls re.
turn.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-08
The PIcToRIAL BROTHER JONATHAN for

The PIcToRIAL BROTHER JONATHAN, for
The 4M Of July..-This gorgeous Jubilee Pic
lnral has been sent us by the Publishers,
Wilson q. Co. of New York. Among fifty
or sixty other finely executed engravings
will be found Mexican Battle Piece, GOV.
ering surface of nearly seven square feet;
and so life like and full Of spirit is the pic.
ture, that the figures seem to move on the
paper. This Double Mammoth sheet also
contains among its principal attractions. an
engraved fac-simile of the Original Rough
Draft OF the Declaration of Independence,
a great curiosity in its way. Also, eleven
Original Designs by Gauarni, the great
French artist, illustrating recent scenes in
Paris. The Pictorial Jonathan also con.
tains large number of beautiful Fancy
Pictures well calculated to suit the public
taste. A letter enclosing one dollar, and
addressed to WILSON q. Co., Publishers, New
York, will bring by return of mail, ten
copies.