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CONTAINING NO ALCOHOL

CONTAINING NO ALCOHOL"
certified medicine IN the ORD or
nj Dysnepsia headache, heartburn
Hcdy oil The stomach loss OF Appetite
10 heat d. cd ageand diseases ar
@ from i'm, Digestion deranged con ion oil the stomach
s aiso An and surpassed by medicine lii
,lcs ,udering derang ment.
Am mo The highly respectable certificates, we refer
10 p tse e. A. BAYxs, M D., State Assayer;
EtTzurNRy HOMER, Esq.,, BOuon;
Jas T. DUNN E,a. City Treasurer Boston
Hon MyR ON LAWRENCE, TX fres. hass' Snna'e
Hon H. II. ARsoLD, formerly Governor OF Rhode Island
no o me Ws, WoopBR1peE, formerly Governor of Mchi
Hon j. r McaEHEAD, formerly Governor OF Kentucky
nog u F. SIMMONS, u s. Senator from Rhode Island
HON. AMI ). PaKLrs, U. :. senator from Ve!"'on''
Ion Ion Solomon F0orE member of Congress from VI;
ton III D. FosTER, member Of Congress from rem a,
I'm nj. l.. MARTIN, Delegate In Congress ifom "'So"'
an IeA 4. e. DopGE, member in Congress from Iowa
Rp SrOwE, Esq. Clerk in the House OF Represent
co IsowsRIDgE Esq Det,o s MIoh Dubuous la.
GEo. w ~ VIE. ESQ, Is Wall street, New York.
MS yidunis the highest responsibility can pc er,e
% all been said In favor oil this nvauab
me,iieioe ,iR GEO 3. CIR EEN PROPRIETOR Winsnof' "
REED BATES ASTi sne.s assnt. fosss' NC
For ale nv NJ" WRIGHT Il CO., l5l Charities st.
~ Price 81 PER bottle SIX bottles To- 20
ts csUToN-Each booe the Genuine oEygenated Butter
wrapper pr.ned in English r1encn anu T P
siglsture OF Geo. Seen' ulo - Il
Sides and in addition finely engrayed aoel utoh he wy % y
hottie, With The signature Of Rec baes q Au u. WI e ~ "
"sntraA "se"'' "'' 10 "''"i al ' nils IA. W
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List Of Vessels I'm Port Not Cleared.


First municipality idessnsed 70 the following
table by mi,1 the Nos commence At the Rsioa spa tq
In the Second Above NE steamboat La d.
ing No Fshoat Landing In the Thir1 tp3 The ND
No. l. being Puy W hsn
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= CRESCENT OFucE, !
Saturday Morning. March 70, 1851.
Cleared Yesterday.
shin Maid of Orleans Dennis Havre, A Cohel
Schr Alice Miner Pen acola. Hurlei
Schr Jane Elizabeth Lodge Belize (Honduras) w brown
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HoI YE RED HEADS AND GRAY.

E(llIcMtlON.
OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY, GA.
THE SCHOLARSHIP PLAN adopted by this
l. iuiiou presents the parents guardians and the
phlanthropc, liberal for finished education than
has ben offered by other LII Institution The
country For the payment OF hundred dollars advance
script will be which entities the holdr have wh0
family of boys educated without further charge for
utlOn payment of five hundred dollars a scrip
will he given emitting the holder and bis legal Representatives
The high literary character Of the Faculty, well the
heathnes the and the training Of the
DENTS makes the desirable Institutions of til.
South for the education of our youth.
For particular information relative the Institution. app
be made eli her Of the undegned who the
authorized Agents fov Louisiana:
]. G DUNLAP, 81 Camp st.,
fel0 BIN w P. CAMPBELL, 81 Gavier st.
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LlVERPOQL-Per ship Gen Berry: Assorted mdse.
BOSTtN-Per ship Ashbu,ton: Assor ed md e.
NEW YORk-Per bark Mandarin: Assorted mdse.
HAVANA.Per brig Adams Cray; 1883 buxes sugar Jose
Pras-2O5 do PUG, sir &co-2i3 do Ntcbe-S4 boxes
swee meats Troisgros &co-l Garcia aco-5
do 81 pkgs mdse Romososa-3 cases Vals-l do
Carbo-3 do N k,cuif-4 do J NJ Caballero-1 do DO.
mngo-' do Depit-a hf bbs segar A Hernandez-lo Of
iruit, order.
LONG IILAND-Per brig Leontine: 67i2 bushels salt to
Hazard u Green.
BRAZOS ST JAGO Per schr Geo Lincoln els, 600 in
specie WIN Alling-$l4, 900 Bumsde$ 2 O0D B ihe ps
$3.50 VI CabaIlero-$3OO do, 9li hides Ola Ves-
aOh hides Smith Bro-3 bales mde, oder-Total SPECIE
$3.50
BRAZQS-PeI schr Corah: l470 hides. bales WOOL DO
skius Geu Foster &co.
BELiZ SHonduras)-Per schr Dolotas $500 in specie
&co.
APALA, HlCOLA-Per chr Louisa Sears Is cotton
gins Greenwood &co32 bales domestics Hazard Green
10 bales cotton J A Mitchell.
APALAtH co .AEPer schr Aurell: 65 bales cotton J
N tchel-55 do Jury Geo
PENSACOLA-Per schr Deer Island: Is 900 feet lumber
l6,O laths Policy
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FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC



L TEAS ever offered forI
sale IN this city and At lowe,
orires. These TEAs are. q
the latest importation. aud
Of the most choice qualities
grown in q hins. having
been selected with great
care. For the use Of fam
lilies they are put mp in
small quantities in well ST.
cured metailicpackaaes, So
as % pfese. We their frs
france as long as in tn
chests.
~City re'ail dealers
country merchants, sieam-
boats, ship. aud hotelssup.
piied with every dnscrip-
ton Of TEAS. inchesls. half
chests, " Ii ami 4 b box,
age Il desired.
jaI7 TN A.
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The BUTTER Misunderstanding the popua-
ton OF the United States at twenty two millions
and that each person consumes half pound per
week, the annual consumption will be five hundred
and seventy-two millions of pounds which at
fourteen cents a pound are worth upwards II
$50 900 900. The average produce per COW oil
butter has been estmatedat l6s pounds per annum,
therefore 3,405 900 cows would be required to pro-
due that amount of butter.
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Arrived.

Arrived
Ship Ashburon Williams. "a days from Boston, to Geo w
Hynson-2d my.
Ship Gen Berry seavey. from Liverpool 24th January. TO
fnaster-2d my. u 4.
Br bark Lacone Miller, IS daysrom NewYork. in ballast,
10 master-3i my o.,
Bark MANDARIN Cooley. % days from zewYor. to g b.
gart-2d my.
Brig Adams Gray, Schnean days from Havana, to Jos
Mtchel-lst my. .
sp brig Lola, Avados, days from Havana, In ballast to
PUG Puig-1st my.
Sp brig Victoria, Bevis. days from Havana in ballast to
Prats-3d my.
Brig Leontine, Meryman 10 days from Long Island (Bes
muda), to w II Bunnel-POint.
Brig Harm0na-At the Point. .
Sohr Cosh Simmons, days from Brazos st Jago, to mas
ter-lst my.
Schr Mary Lu,teroh somers days from Matagoda, in
ballast, to Wickham-ist my.
Schr Louisa Sears Sears, days from Apaachico'a TO mas
ter-ad my.
Schr Aurela Hanson days from Apaachicola to
Basin.
schr Deer Island Waldo. days from Pensacola to muster
schr Mary George Gchs 10 days from Chagres, in bal
last, TO maser-Laayette.
Central Amecan scr DO 0rtas, Kelly III days from Belize
(tionduras) to converse &cO-lst my.
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HYDE & GOODRICH,
No. is Chartres street, New Orleans,
IMPORTERS OF
Ty'Ntch hes,

FINE JEWELRY AND DIAMONDS.
su.yER TEA SETS, FORKS AND SPOONS; PIT
CHERS, GOBLETS, etc.
Plated CAsToRS, BASKETS, TEA SETS, WAIT
Frs, and fine GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS and RE-
VOLVERS.
poDGERs' POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY and
SCISSORS.
CLOCKS ANDVASES; LAMPS, GiRANDOLES and
MANTEL ORNAMENTS.
MILITARY GOODS, GOLD AND SILVER LACES,
PRINCES, etc.
PAPER MACHE WARE; and a large assortment of
Rich Fancy Goods.
e" This House has been established thirty years in this
city mhSo en-
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A Coon ToAsT.-At the St. Patrick's cele-
bration, in Baltimore, the following was among
the regular toasts:
The Union-A tree of majestic growth:
- w GOLDMAN that tree.
Touch a single b,ugh; ..
In youth I Sheltered me,
And III protect II now.''
JAR" kn0o ye the Land. -
The toast was received with nine enthusiastic
cheers.
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GLASS LAMPS AND LANTERNS
~ 80 packages GLASS LAMPS;
~ - LANTERNS, great variety Of patterns
and Sizes which offered the trade a manuacturess
prices (mhl2l E.WOOD PERRY. 81 Magazine st.
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SHERMAN'S
NEW PATENT
T R Y! Y S s
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT A PERM aNENT
q U u u

H This Truss is entirely different from all others in form
md principle Of scon consequently effect possessing all the
advantages, while it is E from the OH c0as attributed to
be VARIOUS kinds heretofore ia The is
naiura being light In bad RnDtnrs be
ngs thereby Attending security al t9ss ewes under e
tor or skful surgeon. the piared beyond the
Hanger Of Srans ulson any other painful dsnaesous
ympt0ms which untreQuent in the Of oheS Tsu4
II practice iOs afflicted with HERNIA
select Truss and snply II to tbenelves. 10 bad and
understand Anatomy. and are aniar with the nature Of
Rupiures Let be fememhere that ths besi Truss may be
and is not proper fitted Therefore. have concluded 70
m No AGENCtES. but to se'i and apply the Truss only
at nv Office = D ST CAARLss srREtT. NewOrlesna
Observe the sign Of thu kV over the door. mhh 1yd& w
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crescent aBsst sno asb 3Br .t,ng 0@ee.
NE w OIL A N >:
SATURDAY MORNInG. MARCH %. 1881.

STEAM SAw-MILL BURNT IN NATcHEz.-
We learn from passengers who arrived here yes
terday on the fine steam packet Natchez, that on
Monday night last, the large steam saw-mill be-
longing to Brown Cozzens, Esq, and situated at
Natchez Landing, was destroyed by fire. So
rapidly did the flames extend that the best efforts
of the Fire companies could not save vestige Of
the mill Mr.. Cozzens, gentleman informs US,
was insured.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

ATTITUDE 2go sTaOgN -LosnIropE y0o W .nTit,o.sh
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PREACHERS LABOR .--TheWinchester Virginian
earns that one member of the Methodist Episcopal
Conference recently in session in that city, during
the past year, travelled upwards of 1900 miles in
the discharge of his duties preached 32l SER
mons--paid $50 visits - witnessed go conversions
in his congregations, and admitted 260 members
iutn the church.
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WHITE LEADS tons, from the best North
NATHAN JARVIS co.
mbA If corner Magazine and Common SITS.
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AMERICAN PRODUCE IN ENGLAND.-When the
corn laws were repealed, many politicians ina
gined that American breadsiuffs would find ready
market. Reciprocity was to be the principle in all
coming time. This crude opinion was strength
ened by the famine Of Ireland hut wel-informed
men knew and predicted the consequence. 1t is
only in times Of short crops both in England and
Europe, that the prices will warrant shipments to
the English markets. Here is the story told in two
lines:
Imports into Liverpool from the United States ,o.o
po,t b,,,sls 2I6i 2765
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f. A. CONANTs
Soda, Sarsaparilla and Mineral Water
Mandatory, asa GirOd street.
T. A CONANr respectfully informs his friends
and he public Snsrss & that b IL GsntY css Y
sAL WATERS at the above Establishment, and ed
equal 10 any Europe or America supply constantly
bnnd at wholesale retail.
GY Orders from the country promptly attended to, and
carefully ship. in barrels of from to 10 dozen.
mill q I'm
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AUCTION SAL .ES.

Provision; and Liquors.
By sYK Es, HYDE = CO.
D .ssg s:ss q 4 Ia e' 70 n BE
e e s s.:i s on s s ss s:ss';.
100 Demiiohns; 90 boIes slsrssrhloej |
g s ssss T.ss $ boxes .:.
100 6ose. orange; 40 Toubien;
sassr So 90 sg Nss e.sd s..,,,
Coffee Msster Codd.h, Pork Beef Hans, shoulder, etc.
riay two f s.:. OLIVES nss
C.r,i.re.- Carriages. Carriages. |
by SYKES, HYDE 4 CO.
March ~ - Be ;sa n
dsl., Pea .,sss TO e,.e
One cae apsr sssssSsy COACH uiab. public p
Both carragr. new and sold 70 close cons snmen
FarnIs.re. New, CookIn. .toves. Top Busy
Wagon. etc.
Attic Old Auction Mari, 81 Camp street.
BY WIN. p. SCOTT, Auctieneer.
Pay q sss sss saRsi T. %
S Ss s Te s' su s %so Ss.ss various
BY j. M. WEYMOUTH, Auct,r.
q :s ..s g CO., 80 Ss .s p
An OF FURNITURE Counting house Desks Glass
superior saddle ihsss irss cohins
Superior Cutlery...... ....... Superior Cutlery.
By j. L. TAYLOK 4 co.
CATURDAY March q at soeoeh-wl be sold at thsir
ss ::s' ss% =: e:i!. @ and
wood cas samples of which will be exposed on day Of
saleratus saleratus. .eaievatus,
By SYKES, HYDE = CO.
for IT sSom At No.
50 hall half bo1es DO
slightly dam. ssd ship Bsrha from sh. port.
Damaged Goods Damaged Goods.
by SYKES, HYDE 4 o.
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Brilliant Hart from Bayou Sara.
BOstopa. Price, from Louisville.
Cora No 2. Keeling, frum Camden
B Mosby, kerchival, from Aitakapas.
Gipsy Tire, from Bayou sara.
Gnlnare, Linn, from Cincinnati.
j r boswell, l.ar0se from Grand Prairie
Mary Foley, DaIteres. from i.sfOuFcte.
Ne Pins Ultra Robinson, from st Louis
Natchez No 2, Leathers. from Vcksburg.
New La,ona, Smoker, from Shreveport.
Pride Of the West, Rogers, from st Louis.
Philip Pennywi, Apologize, from Little Rock.
st Charles, Apologize. from shreveport.
Towboat C0nQuerO Andrews from the Passe-went down
light-brOugt up bark LaconC. brig Victoria and schr
Mary George
Towboat Diamond LaPIace from the Passestowed down
and the ~ sh Th0s Watson and Cal.
edoDia Brander-br0ught ship Ashbnrton. brig Har.
monia and schr Cofah.
Towboat Phenx, r0wei from the Passes-oyved dewn and
to the I'D inst, ship Caroline Nesmth, bark WIN
brigs Adams Gray and Lola. schr DolorItas.
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HAVRE-Per ship Maid Of Orleans: 2524 bales cotton Is
hf bbs % kegs SAUSAGE skins, 3UO slaves.
PENSACOLa-Per schr Al ce: 80 bbs flour, 400 sacks
rs casks bacon 50 Dbl, pork bbs mOasses bbls
WHISKY hhds 30 sacks coffee, lOO SKIS oa 40 boxes
tobacco 70 bales hay
BELIZE-Per schr Jane Elizabeth: sundry mdse
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General Winfield Scott was expected in Cincin-
matt on Saturday last
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The Columbus tGa.) Enquirer, devoted friend
OF the Union, reproves the administration for the
appointment of Grafton Baker, ESQ, of Miss, to
the Chief Justiceshp of New Negjao. The En-
quirer fears that this and other appointments of
Sou,herners to important offices in he rev terri
tories, will give cause of complaint tn the admin
israon is stealing the food out of the very mouths
of the fre-eaters.
HIGH WATER IN INDIANA The streams in the
vicinity Of Indianapolis almost impossible.
Several hair breadth 'scapes !" in crossing creeks
are chroniced in the Indiana newspapers
STOCKS AND MATRiMoNY.-There is an inter-
est ia tn. rise and fall Of stocks which may not
have been properly noticed. When manufactures
are looking up says writer in recent number
of the London Athenaum, weddings are always
found to be the increase. Bad times in the
money market always produce bad times in the
matrimonial market" The writer draws moral
from the fact. Cupid" says he, " is wise, and
makes hay when the sun shines Heavy discounts
aie heavy discouragements to him. The immortal
urchn wells his sunny face in hard times, and seeks
his harvest only after benignant He il
by no means so blind they say. and practice.
his archery according to the means which he find,
of paying for his When bankers smil,
Enaldens are also kind. Love weaves bis witche
RES with the three per cents non-suts in hi
court. when stock is quilted at IS, reversed
when ii reaches 100 When bills are scarce
bans are not to be thought o"
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MsISiC |! .MasSic 2!

A. Pc RIER,
$40 Royal. bet. st. Philip and UPsuline sts.,
OFFERS for sale large and beautiful assert.
" ment of " IANO CRTES,-S
which he will sell at the reasonable pnces. They
he manufacture of the celebraed tLrYEL and ERARD,
Paris The celebrity Of whose Instruments require
no further comment.
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COAL.

~C AUTION.A
PERSONS R. PrUREn shaald BE- aWMe that thsy have
NO security against STRANGULATED HERNIA
with all It's horrors. but in properly constructed
and well afAnfed NJ r. III SS
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The ship Ashburon from Boston, the 2st inst, off Salt
Key Bank. passed ship Hartley bound Westward.
The steamer Pride of the West left ST Louis The I'D
pst-In port for New Orleans Pacific Hannibal
and A,antcRep0rts the Upper Mississippi and Missouri
very low--nine feet water TO Cairo
Passengers.
Per schr Dooras. from Belize (onduras)-4S passengers
Per scbr Mary George, from Chsges-2 pas engers.
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DURE OLIVE OIL-50 baskets, a recent i'm
l. porahon, just received, for sale by
mh2 r. MASSEY cor. Camp and Gravissis.
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STIMSON r co.'s
AZR ksS &l


CTAR CANDLES AND PORT VINE
- 80 boxes star Can1lea, S.. So and a.:
100 quarter oaks PoN Win; E@ sAe by
6l2 +. RfONs y Od Law NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
Iourfii of InlY In Paris.

The anniversary Of American ln1epeno-
ence was celebrated in Paris by banquet, at
which large number Of citizens of the United
States were present Among the toasts were ;
"To the President of the United States, "Ihe
President Of the French Republic George
Washington" "La Fayette," The American
Army and the French Army" A brilliant or
ehestra had performed the MaTseiiiaise several
times, when an order came prohibiting 1t from
being repeated The guests Immediately thun-
dered out the Republican chant IN chorus pro-
testing to the utmost Of their power against the
enormous presumption of Louis Napoleon's po-
hce They then went 70 Mr. Goodrchs, our
new Consul at Paris, who gave ball that even
ing to his countrymen. The National, IN relai-
ing the circumstance, adds, AS Frenchmen we
thank the American citizens for having assocI-
a,ed the French revolution and the Republic
with the celebration Of the anniversary OF Their
glorious Republic. The time will come when
such manifestations, far from being regarded
with dis;rust by the public authorities, will be
greatly extended under true Republican Gov
eminent
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

LONGEVITY There are now living in
Newark and It's vicinity, seven brothers and sisters
the youngest of whom is 10 his j6;h year. The last
death was an infant IN August, l79s consequently
there has not been death in the family in nearly 81
years. The mother OF this family died IN her I'D
year. the father in his s5th his mother in her s9th,
and his two sisters each IN their 92doRe in Newark,
the other in Ehzaboihtown recently. One of the
lives with married daughter, herself past so.
whose husband of nine children, the youngest
IN the nelgbborhood os So the Oldest died in infancy
81 years ago. All are married, and but two are lv-
ing with the second connection. Most OF them re.
side in and near Newark. Their mother Is IN her
slth wear.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

GEORGETOWN COLLEGE. - The annual
Commencement of this Institution was held yesier-
daN \ large number OF ladies and gentlemen were
N attendance on the interesting occasion.
The annual address OF the PhIlodemc Society was
delivered by John w Archer, Esq, and the yaledlc-
tory ly + Mathews Lancaster
The composition OF the several addresses evlnced
high order Of talents. and they were received with
demonstrations Of applause by the auditory
The DECREE of AM was conferred on John W.
Archer ESQ, of Va. John Cooke LongStreth, Esq,
IA John {. Riley, NJ D Dist Col. John Red, NJ.
p. Nd Jas \. Haley, Esq. Ga. Jno ii. Bronson,
ESQ. Mass The degree OF 4 Il. on the following
students John {. {. Hamilton, ID. {, William Y
Willis Nc, Clarke Hoon.z. Nd Edwin +. King,
u, {. +. Mathews, Lancaster, Pa. La Fayeiie J.
talnel' La, Dominic \. Obyrne. Ga. The same
Sesr'e OF AB. was conferred on the following STU
SeAt> oi The College OF Hoy Cross, near Worcester
JSiaeS \ Durnln, Mass. John Power Mass, Edw'd
u zone d. {. Lu5ger LastTaper, La.
-N'Vs '~e sraduaticn. the students who have dis
uhs 1hSh,1 themselves IN their respective classes
were rev AIDED With silver medals AMI premiums
and eoAo1@oly mentioned. lWash. Republic.
- Tn Sunday, the Goth, while little
son Of ~. \ h Brown Of ZaneSyiIe, q. was going
10 Dresden II buggy, his FOO, became entanclct In
the SposeS OF ore OF the wheels aud beng unable
exificaie Il, MS leg Sockingly mutilaied dis
location at the Anee JOINT causing the bone to pro-
,rude through he hesh. and rendering amputa;ion
necessary. cleveland True Dem.
" \ severe drouth Is prevailing in east
ern virginia Great apprehensionS felt that the
Corn crop Will fall far short as TO cause much dis
treSs among the poor.
~ Funds are to be raised In Cleveland,
OHIO for the erection OF suitable monument 10 the
memory Of the persons killed By the burning of the
steamer Griffith. on Lake Ere few months ago.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

- sbalI we ungratefully refuse to DO an'
ioi u~ To- oprseIyesI Instead OF importing rom
."s IN wear so many bushels OF dead seed to thro"
,e through Government agency, 1t should give
III the money expended for agrcultural
or,roses 20 an independent board or associa.'oh,
Rf.;,iv representing the agricultural interest oi
To- ,rhole country and let such ASSOCIATION Trans
-" -, str,ct professional business, IN common,
"erse and scientific way. II the iriends OF furai
's;snce and improvement at the South VIII unite
,a hose of tn. Middle, Northern and Western
S.s.es have reason 10 believe, from some cor
""sondence on the sub ,ect, that such a society
~ ne organized On a permanent basis Lille :
..a.,,ng away and IS a WAYS uncertain, and what
'.s, good We intend 10 dom our generation we had
sa.,ey he about IT, Is t not plalu u every reader
80, tho great agricultural interest Of the United
c,ates needs nothing SO much at this tine as an
,n.elIigenl workIns head Neither talent, nor
"sfriotsm, nor money IS lacking; nothing -
really wanting but orgen ut m among the iiicn's
of agricultural Improvement % acneVe the ''iO''
honorable and usepl results. Science DeIonE'
20 no party nor section and hitherto It has cone
next to nothing for the owners and cllu Fa'ol' 'D
of American soil. IS TINS always 10 ye o~I -
dition1 For one do noi believe u. Aho" -
is too valuable for hat, and s0uethih5 onoo.i
will soon be done 70 turn the iaDof' tnV o'Pi-'.'
and the intellect OF this country 10 OU'''i a.
count There are before me Whed' d"' O''
nlants. grown expressly 10 test the na,nrai n
berent bowers Of different seeds 10 yield unlike
crops when treated alike IN fertility OF land ana
tillspe and the result j. difference IN product
Of sixty per cent. IN the oars, and ioTf-sH N
the wheat How few planters, farmers, or gaI
depers have ever measured the VITAL force Of Oil,
4erent seeds Friends, vegetable and animal
physiology should no ionger remain seaieu
hook LIE, US open II and read the first lesson.
Yours, respectfully, DAHiEl Lhh'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
Tremendous Storm and whirlwind at Homes
dale
NoNKsnALF. Pa. Satnrlay. July -

HoNKspALE, Pa. Saturday. July -
Last evening our village visited with very
violent storm. accompanied by terrific whirlwind.
which swept across The upper part of the place. tax
ing IN It's course the large dwelling house OF Mr.
West, portion OF which was deposited On The op-
pOsite side Of the river
Another portion was seen by several OF our citi-
high up IN the air. sailing before the wind over
" Irving CHI" which Is more than 800 feet high
and nearly two miles distant from the locality Of
the house . A large quantity OF the bricks were
scattered the fields along the track OF the whir-
wind. Mrs West, child and servant. were IN the
house II the time the wind struck II, and fortunately
escaped unhurt.
large quantity Of glass was broken BY the hail.
and the crops IN all directions are leyeei with the
ground. The thunder and lightning were very Sc
were.
Ny Vests damage Is estimated AT s2Oo0.