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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16
BY THE HlDlIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL
Mr. Polk on slavery, Oregon and the New
Territories.

Mr.. President Polk. having signed the biz pro-
viding for the Organization Of Oregon as Free
Territory. has seen tit 10 write a Message 10 Con.
gress after its adjounmentj giving the very gra-
tuitous information that he woud hare retoed the
bill had IL applied me Aat- Slarery principle to any
Tcrrit0ry South oftie Missouri Compromise Line'
The Message IS quite lengthy, but all Of it that is
material is contained in the following extract:
The Missouri question had excited intense agitation
Of the public mind and threatened 10 divide the
try into geographical parties alternating the feelings Of
attachment which each portion Of our Union should
bear % every other. The Compromise allayed the
excitement tranquized the popular mind, and r..
stored confidence and fraternsl feeling It's authors
were hailed as public beneiactors.
do not doubt that a similar adjustment OF the qucs-
tons which sgitate the public mind would pro-
duce the happy results. II the legislation Of Con
rres on the subject Of the other Territories shall not
be adopted in a spirit OF Cancellation and compromise.
IL d. impossible that the country be satisfied that
the most disastrous consequences shall fail %
When Texas admitted into the Union, the same
spirit Of compromise which guided our predecessors IN
the admission of Missouri. quarter OF century before
prevailed without any serious opposuon. The Joint
resolution Tor anncNing Texas TO the United states.
approved March the fret one thousand eight hundred
and forty i've provides that such States may be
formed OF that portion of said territory lying south
Othirty six degrees thirty minutes north latitude com
monty known the Missouri compromise line, shall be
people of each state asking admission may desire And
IN such state States shall be formed OF said
territory north OF the Missouri compromise line, say
cry involuntary seryude except Tor crime) shall be
prohibited"
The territory OF Oregon lies far north Of thrtysx de-
grees thirty minutes the Missouri and Texas compro-
mise line its southern boundary is the parallel of A.
leaving the intermediate distance TO be three hundred
and thirty geographical miles.
Ind because me pr0risions Of this bill not IN
consistent 9Th The terms Of the Missouri Compromise Il
a. ~ III u N.Y
Fhare not tek al Liberty 70 uithhold ny sanction Had II
epbrdc,d Territories south Of hat C0mPronse, e qHes-
Dreseafsd for my consideration r0uid haze been OF
far dfpeHf character and NY acton upon must hare
oOrrespoHded rnh mg convictions.
Ought 70 disturb the Missouri and Texas
compromises Ought az this late day IN attempting
annul what has been so long established and acqui
esced in 10 excite sectional divisions and jeaiousies 10
slenste the people Of different portions OF the Union
from each other and 20 endanger the existence OF the
MON itselff
9iT = roo IaTyiH
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uEW-YoRx HOUSEHOLD nARxErs
AT wAsmScros MASSrr, Tuesday, Aasus

Ar wAsmScroS MAKKEr, Tuesday, Assuax
The sane ola ..ofy over .,aa-feseles Ton aio.. A.,
pes and Potatoes. and reversing the order get the r,
Price. have fallen somewhat The majority Of ain ..,,
.oprb there is nothing new, what, TO BE- seen 10 sr,
sbundsnce.
APprys range downward from rs 10 ?. he barre, r.
knd- IN market the Harvest The Fall ppm, ana s.s-
sEFTs are c,s a bunch. al the sisls
LIMA BEANS are down to IL qisrh
CABBA0ES are shout I'd spiece. go.
CORSs good and u for hng-Ss 81 % 's ne hundred
MAT, zee no vsrsaon Beef - no, sbsussns 4.
Ma,oa arc Lamb which las; rather plenty with shses
are 10 ard II for .hlng different pl.ees 8.
former price mosl seneraot course Tor beet and hesa
FISH A. last weeks report Sail Msekerel have d.
,a quarter Of dollar and New begin 20 srgs Ia Fy.s
nothing Hs~, price, 80 15 -s.nped
grrsb Macserel a 10 cts Fresh salmon, "a 70 % at
Fsh, c,s Sleeps Head, lsd goapd Ee's s'' Po,.
&c. $40 cts l. iers, Cd. san ;-hacserel. 10 l.
$3.50 per bb are = -: half barrels 90 are 50 Nse Mai
er,i 10 ls,l are 5 3 per barrel Hall barrels No 90
In BtTrER and CHEESE. there seems 10 be 10 ehazzs
GAME-NO alteration. and no ne" ones ~ mars-
Reed Birds may he gong ap ie" y',ov Us
prices are the as week va rlo" issssd sns-
'0s y dozen: WOodrock are .. dozen vfsss Poe
- per dozen Wild Pigeons are gone saAa shpe =
q POI seI-ITRY .so here is no ohangeGeeie ia.
piece; Ducks 607s Tom Turkeys, lafsr "@itsi aAc 4
Goa can be had for almost Pnoe. fro-
50 cis basket dollar and Ios-he aiier of lew extra
fine Cusliiges. - -. -
Cages . - per bushe. ,,.
Puus appear abundant, and Pea l-s diuo Peaches q.
very pl.n ~ and some of them very hne.
PEARs-sl 10 - Dbl The Nergcolcuse - The Comnos
a dollar Retsi Is the hali-peck
TONATOEs-.O cts = bushe' SD the quart. Goo:
hh for po Net and paaie-thOugh rot perhaps rem1kst
proft.be TO dealers IN the article
fsOUAsHEs-A shilling each, large varieties, retail
TJRNfPS are "a a bunch
SMOKED MEATS remain ans.1eFed and probably ~
f.r ,.Ll Fl
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Various Househ0 Market


AtTROY, Butter sells al Is and ID cts the % Cbessss
al CITE; Eggs l2s cts by the barrel.
Ia PENNSYLVANIA--al Lewiston on the lnts car
% cts the bushel; Butter IL cts Eggs Cd coz@
Lard Cd and Bacon Sd.
Al MEMPHIS, Tenn Bacon, common Hsmsj 4f5
Sides Sid4. cts Coffee Havana and Lalsysl 31le ~
sd8. cts Lard sal cite Cheese as cts
AMAZON, Georgia Lard per hundred was 1s hs1
about 81 pound and Country Butter l5d2Oc
In OHl0-At Springfield, Potatoes are 81 and .eeps
bushel; Beans od15i Dnsd Apples IS els to 81 b.ls
per ID. l0dl2 cts; Mossses per gallon 37ds0; segGp
h. 5d6s Coffee per ID, iod; Bacon Sd5 Lard sac Esg
per dozen, ssirpsnce-cheap: Coal per tuske, 2 co. y
other things In proportion. There, Potatoes. Besns
Apples IN ample supply and IN steady request ~ ~
consumption Butter Is scarce, especially unquesronss
brands. FOR Bacon the demand 10 brisk h.s, -
reafny......A thtiioDthe. prices thus. Nhes ~
bashel, GO els, Oats do 2; Corn do p L.n q,
LAT haiida, fnts sold Apples, dried, ISa -
Peaches dried, 50d2 So Other things thus ~
per ID, 4.G5; Shoulders sids; Lard td5; Sue ~
Cheese 5ds; Honey 8; Beans, White, bashe sd7oi ~"
toes 5Fd69: Egys foz cts
Out West, la WIsCO ASIN, (Mil~aukeel-ytsEfsssssss
Po,sioss, bashsL zoos cs; Shell Dssns. ds4szi
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Thing. in Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune

PHILADELPHIA Tuesday Aug. Is.
The weather continues excessively warm, and
our absent citizens shun the metropolis az yet
There IL no local news of interest.
There is not much demand for Flour but the market
is frmer and 800 bbs isr brands sold At IS l2. Good
brands sell slowly for home at = p 90 Corn mea
Rye is and held % per Dbl without finding buy
Flour Is steady but quiet g ~; Wheat in better
demand and 500 bushels fair Southern red sold at los
cts Corn is looking up and OObushels Southern vel
low sold az 81 etc Oats sold = cts which is adj
vance Brick is held At s. 80. Cotton heavy aud dull
previous prices The sugar market IS lat with
cral arrivals and no sales Moasses l20 bids common
sugar house At Il cts Provisions firm with sales OF
Bacon full rates. 1000 Dbl- and kegs OF Lard sold
mostly AZ d-l cts for bbs and - az cs for kegs,
time 500 pcs of Lead disposed of al previous
rates 100 tons Anthracite Iron sold Al s2i time
Whsky-bbs quiet At p cts treights 10 Liverpool Cd
for Corn and til Tor Cotton.
SALES or SrocEs-Fra Borrf-lO n A Bnk. ia
- 90 Schuykill Nav o.. o. 40 800 War Bounty
scrip, 95 200 Girsrd Bank, l0l 90 20 State IS, %:
$40 do 74i.
Second Board-s20OO schh Nav g. o. 30; 5000 L
Loan, o., ~, lOi. 500 War Bounty scrip. IS;
30 n Copper , 5000 Z : Treas Notes, lO4 s27s 20
state Be- al - Mech Bnk 2ii 100 Morris Canal o.
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BURGLAR Shot BY FENALE.-We learn from
the Eas,en state Journal that early Friday morning
last attempt made to break into the dwelling
house Of Mrs Crosby in White Plains by some person
or persons unknown-it being the third attempt upon
the house within short time past young lady in the
house, member Of the iamily-(who on one OF the
previous occasions knocked down upon the stair
way with club by the burglar that she fell the
bottom Of the starshearng the rascal az work at the
door, fired revolver and wounded him severely
that he left trail o. blood the porch. Il viii be
seen by advertisement that reward Of $50 Of
fered for the arrest OF the burglar or burglars.
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Officers for Oregon Territory.
WA5nN0ToN- Tuesday Aug J

WASHINGTON Tuesday. Aug l5.
Tie following appointments for the Teritor. oil
Oregon have been confirmed:
Kitzinre Pritchett q Pennsylvania reore'ai 7
Of the Territory.
William P Bryant Of Indiana Chief Justice OF
the District Court.
James Turnev OF Illinois. and Peter II Burnett
Of Oregon. Associate Judges OF the District Court
Isaac W. r Browsley OF New-York, District
Attorney.
Joseph L. Meek Of Oregon. United States
Marshal.
President Polk leaves town on Friday 70 spend
a week at Bedford Springs.
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lC0mHinHiesfsd
Once Of the American institute. SOB Broadway.
NEw-loRK August Is. l-4S.

To ne Editor Of the Tribune.
dean SIR-Being fully aware that apologies for the
nonperiormance o! contract whether IN matters OF
business Of pleasure. equivalent 70 those
who have been disappointed injured thereby l. in
behalf Of the American Musical Institute have deemed
II nee ssarygs act Of justice 70 those who accom-
panied the members a the Institute their late moon.
light excursion 10 state that ample arrangements were
made 70 render Il attractive and according % promise
but that in consequence Of several dssppOintments
over which the management could exercise control
the affair did realize the expectations of the mem
oers themselves, and Of more or less IN
satisfactory 20 their friends The American Musical
Institute has never attempted in any manner 10 deceive
the New lorrpubic. lts performances have always
been properly conducted and all it, excursions up 70
TIE ON in question have been the theme Of general
admiration for the truth OF this assertion refer you
70 your own journal, and 70 the whole press Of the
city few Of the city journals have considered their
duty 10 eritcise severely the ATE affair Of them
very Justly. and all presume. honestly
The Institute depends wholly upon its reputation for
It's success and l. therefore ever ready and willing
Without reference 10 the comments Of the press Of
individuals am happy 10 announce that arran gements
nave been completed for the production Of Felcien
Dayids grand Ode symphony
THE DESERT
on Tuesday evening September - AZ Castle Garden.
with fun orchestra and in the usual style OF The In
stitute. AZ hafpast the seats vii be removed and
those VINO choose % avail themselves Of the privilege
viii have an opportunity tor dancing until u o'clock
The band nia 3, ta7c To this performance ! Az.
thorzed respectfully 10 invite ali who accompanied the
members on their late excursion and all who left
on the wharf Tor want Of room The places for receiving
their tickets vii be snnouced in few DAYS
Respectfully yours.
H. MEIGGS, Principal
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sASDss sAssAPAsLLAThe exposure and irregulanty Of
diet which necessary concomtans Of many kinds Of
business, fruitful Of and glandular
diseases Persons subjected such exposures and regu
ares frequently experience swengs Of the glands Of the
neck and chest and sometimes these break and give
troublesome and unseemly ulcers, called scroflous In
other instances obstinate infamsons eyes or Of tho
and erupuons Of the head the consequences
Those individuals whose occupations render them peculiarly
liable to such diseases who have constitutional preds
position thereto, will find sASoss sarsspsrs an admirable
preventive, hey actually suffering under these or
any similar mslsdies speedy safe and certain remedy
bottle taken occasionally will generally keep the skin flesh
and glands clear Of disease, and regular WILL with
equal certainty, remove m already developed.
Prepared and sod, wholesale an6 resai, by A. g.
SANDS, Wholesale Duggss 100 Fulton, corner Of William
Ct l73 Broadway and II East Broadway, NsrYorx Sold
also by Druggists generally throu houi the United
Prce vi per bottle, or six bottles Tor IS
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Railroad Accident and Loss of Lii, &.

fl993N'I I-'7'3'lI III - To
man named Nelson Sanford aged p, was
killed this afternoon on the Railroad between
Schenectady and this city by striking his head
against the turnpike bridge.
Mr. Saniords father was formerly q Member OF
Congress and Is now an extensive carpet manu-
facturer AZ Amsterdam. Yours, w. L. X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

NORTH CAROLISA.-It gives US pleasure 10 an
nounce that Charles Manly, the Wing candidate for
Governor OF North Carolina j. elected by majority OF
about 400 And have the farther pleasure Of
announcing that the Wings have Orty Of two votes
joint ballot in the state Legislature-the House Of
Representatives being le, and the Wings having a
majority Of two in the Senate. Nat Intel.
kcQUITTAL-David j. Hoover was tried in
Reading last week for assault and battery with in
10 kill John C. Morgan in June last. Morgan. il
will be recollecied had seduced the sister Of Hoover.
The evidence closed on Friday, and Thursday
dict Of not lTty" was rendered. fPhilad Bulletin.
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AccIDEST.-On Friday evening last, while the
boarders Of Mr.. Abraham Harrod's, of Glen Cove,
performing and witnessing some tsbleaux vyants,
the upper piazza (some 20 feet from the ground it
fell with surging crash preopitating ladies' gentle
and children the ground the number OF sixty
Several were severely. but none dangerously injured.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Monday, Aug. Is
The returns Of the Election in this State, has
come in from fifty counties, in which 81 Wings
and 81 Loco-Focos have been returned to tie lie
gisiature.
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The DELIGHTS or LIFE FOR ALL.-Freedom from that
soyt Of bondage, Pain. to all who suffer with the obtain
neut Of every pleasure for which lie made The
doubts concerning the efficacy Of SARsAPARLA when used
alone confirmed Thousands who although constantly
using IL have been ef-ctuay relieved destined
by the use Of Foss's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF YELLOW
DOCK AND SARsAPARLLA to achieve ready and perfect
restoration Il speedily and thoroughly eradcates all Dis
ases Of The Boos-scrofla kings evil dyspepsia sepres-
sion Of spirits, erysipess, dysentery rheumatic palms.
general nervous debility, &C.
Diauhea-rhs prevalent and just now very serou. com.
plant be arrested by ordinary attention TO diet and
e assistance TO the functions Of the slimentsry canal
Fosss Extract Of Yellow Dock and sarsapara
an unusual specific influence the tissue OF s yscera
especially srresng those morbid secretons which are s
cause Of the late nexpcable attacks Of darhea and dis
es 10 the bowels Persons who subject TO this yoad
do well TO use bottle two Of the Extract during N,
warm weather dessert spoonful Of this concentrated ex
tract diluted with water equal to ha pint Of any other
preparation
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL by GEORGE Eos,
Pnarmaeenust, 1873 sprirgst door from suIvan-st-
Also for sale by Eugene Dupuy, 500 Broadway; A. II
Cough Co lfs Fultonst 2o5 Bleecker-st; and come
East Broadway, and MarketsL
SAMUEL BowSI, 90 JoHS-sT. IS THE WHOLESALE Asrs-
FOR NE"YoRk Price 81 per bottle, or SIX bottles for s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

w sAuNDERSs DREssISG-CAsEs Fancy CUTLERY AND
TOILET ARTICLES, IN Broadway corner Of Libenyst
ans osf Broadway The subscribers respectfully call the
attention OF the public their collection Of toilet articles.
"heh IN point OF variety eeused In the city They
Were elected with The greatest regard TO quality and In al
cases warranted Their assortment Of fanny cutlery en-
braces al the latest styles of Rodgers Sons knives,
nates button hooks other articles for toilet many
OF which have before imported Portable dress
ing OF the subscribers manufacture. Theee
u the compact forms containing useful articles Of
The best gIay they Acknowledged BY travelling
ternen TO be superior to those imported.
sn9 S. 9. 6AUNDER6 SON, ~ md 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

lLLiNois.-The Telegraph from Cincinnatil has
been kicking up dish dust about the Chicago
Congressman. Hon. John w entworth .LoCo-Foco,
with Provisol has been reelected by 5000 to
1850 majority Notwithstanding the hex back he
received in and about Chicago. We have the re-
ported najorities in II counties. which put Went
worth 2,iSO ahead. The SIX remaining counties
arc as likely TO increase dimish this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16
4 Dc-trnctive Fire.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Monday, Aug IS.
The extensive hemp bassing factory, corner Of
Sixth and Market SITS. has been burnt down. The
loss amounts to about 3 600. Partially insured.
The origin Of the fire had not been ascertained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

" The CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TIE CITY to ge
good boots shoes and CATERS is at Joness IA Annst
the Museum His best French boots 81 50 second quality
from s. 50 to 81 Congress boots s. 50 to 81 auI5st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

~ Gold Pers, Of every quality and price, Wholesale
and retail, by &. Z. WATSON Co IS Wal-st Gold Pens
and Pencil Cases in great variety The celebrated Rcheeu
Pens sold only as above. Gold Pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

LErrERs FROM EURoPE.-Our talented cores
pondent H. B." who, we almost feared, had
fallen victim during the late revolt in Pans has
sent us spirited description Of political parties IN
France, which we have in type, but are obliged to
withhold until our Evening Edition, that we may
give the letters from Ireland. We have also re-
ceived favors from our correspondent at Berlin,
which will be given as soon as possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

NlBLos AsTCRPLACE- Merry Wives ofWindsor for the
last time, cast with all the force Of this capita com
pany Thesaoon has been hed nightly witness the hu.
mour Of the fat knigh-and 1t must be LAID aside AFTER
ms evening we should advise readers not 10 lose the
only opportunify Of seeing It this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Al the Museum, It being the Grand Family Holiday
70 day there Will be rush Of many thousands Of children.
all being full Of anxiety 10 the wonderful Gen. Tom
Thumb, and witness his pleasing performances HIS per-
sonaOn OF the characters u various great such
poeOn Frederick the Great &C remarkably good and
his representation Of the Grecan Stames such
especial praise. Other splendid performances also take
place. See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

u Messrs. Dewey and Elkins have disposed
OF Their interest in the Su1a Ohio Bercoa % J. Tees
dale formerly Of the Olio Sies Journal who Is here-
AeE to conduct Il The Beacon vii advocate the claims
oil me nominees OF the Philadelphia Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

HAWAIIAN KISGDoN.-We have papers from
Honolulu Sandwich Islands, to the hrst Of March bat
later dates having been received some time since at
New.Bedford Of course there is nothing new. We
nudge from The FrieRd that the cause OF Temperance
makes gratifying progress. snong the nasveo al least
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

FIDDLER hosBED.-A German peddler was rob
bed yesterday the road about nile AMI bslf -
yond the schuyki BY four men Who accompanied him
from the city They took from him about 81 and an
accordion This is going il pretty strong
lPhiad Bulletin
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RECIPES

To Sare Cabbage for Seed On the approach OF winle
bury the roofs and stems, with part Of the Cabbs slant
ngy In the ground and In weather cover head
lightly with straw. When Spring comes uncover then
and as The stems grow, tie them up prevent their benz
destroyed by the wind The Seed vii rpen In June Or
July. Clean and put away dry place Tor use 1.-TWO
varieties VI tho Cabbage rbe saved for seed 10 h
same year tney should be In extreme parts Of tho ssrds
or they VIII undoubtedly mix and de- generate
Ruisgs Family Gardener
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

FRoN NASSAU, n. ply a late arrival we
have received 6es OF the Nassas GHardiaa up the
9Th ult We 6ud nothing 0 + importance, since our
prev iOus sdviecs
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Whig Nomination.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday. Aug H.
Charles W Pitman, Wing, has been nominated
b Congress for the Schuylkil District.
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To Correspondents
. A Free Soil WAio'---" 10 10 too late.

- By r,o.. bianser yperoon te >csnoeds1~Hi Or
a. 500 r-c-sed D, Director, hes 'on lie fe'. o. iv'a ~
p,g6.,.h .,,rt.s si0o or drsi page Ths PAf~dsl
a A., os.,. s ready sad rrepsrng 70 50 greatly more o.
a ,o,,.> n. .,rresase NJ; ssecied By he e'r7r
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10 Pre'vrs Peaese' Clean your Peaches by pouring b.
water upon them, and afiervard wipng them with coafr
cloth put them into gass earhen cork them ard
ssten The cOrks with wire strong gine; then place ~
jars IN kettle OF bot water until the atmospheric air 10 -
PEELED from the Jars after which seal them up tight via
wax Peaches prepared In this retain their OH sfnd
favor and equally delicious when cooked IN the
binary six months year after being put up
II Just taken from he trees.
To Destroy COelyodoha-If your correspondents will W
the following smT lie plan will warrant them even
beetle and cockroach will shortly dssppear and ihsi ~
kitchen viii not again be infested. Add about tea. 5000
u Of powdered arsenic about tablespoonful OF mses
boiled possoes rub and mir them well together and thss
crumble third OF II every night, at bed tine, about "
kitchen hearth vii be eaten up, nesry 90 BY The y
lowing morning The creature Il very fond OF Dofocs go
devoorng them greedly, crsws into ia hoe sns
Persnes had occasion 10 have alter ATOMS made
ine kitchen stove, SIX months sfer purs0ed ~
plan and found hundreds Of wings and dried mgmIaies
defunct cockroaches Their Disappearance n@
tended with the slightest percepubls smell and uo1se
I'VE years have elapsed, not one has again been -.
IN my Kitchen In putting u into practice, any reHsllis
crumbs should be swept OF the next morning c
II. H. HoRSEa, ND
We have tned the foregoing, and found II pereoty~
feciual fDownlng's Hofiicullur<
To Destyoy Flies-Among the various recos1mcndsnou
10 accomplish this desirable end way OF coterIy
rary suggests boarding house pie into thin sices -
laid where the insects have free access W u 10 -
than fifteen minutes the whole Doodle Of them VIZ 90 o.
with cholc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

~ Capt. Peck Of the steamer Confidence,
hsrded papers yesterday in les. than nins hours
from Albany
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THINGS IN IRELAND.

c Condition and Feelings of the fountry-Policy
of the Goverpment-Leftero Of John O'Con
neiI-COnduct of tie Felon--P olicemau
Killed by n Citizen-Fnrther Restrictions
IN the Prisoners.