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subscribers respectfully the
mat they prepared 60 h Iron work
such as k4ings for pahc aud private Parks Gardens sep
Non'e Nerandahs, Cemeteries Ac. Also settees Chairs
bey Hounds Cast Iron Lambs, New Foundand ,gs
tai aud Architectural Iron Work.
They particular attention enclosing Cemetery Lots hay
the largest and handsome patterns Of Any
e,hmen In the country Persons desiring selections
patterns and know the cost Of
he vii receive hy return OF ms printed Of WORK ana
ton. noon 20 A"e"
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Norlcl;,- tsin fson shh fsy eas almond, Dscsnor
~ H1cfa. suprlFur
80 HsfIas Plsin sbl Tenrsi ~ ks esr
80 cher era, f,n and ffsfr oct ~ On ~ aad -
%s :. S'sTs9osb iSFi'iS y ssii i'sss sssS,,,,y.
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q
- III Liberty street, (near GrrrnwichO New orb
We call attention TO Combs Cutlery PANS
Mus.eal Instruments, sc
Possessing unequaled advantages our connection, with
'nrersi take pleasure soliciting f
our stock by larVe and close buyers. maia"Ix
~ EW FANCY C.OOHS.-one of our srr, ~. a.. 4.
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NUItt 10 IINHhI GkI IItIis--PFoq11lll rIIi h ~ I
eeyed 40 The odre cf The Hehmond, -
spcci6cd beou. - 'f'' -
white post OAK feet inchtsonF nn nrhss.
diameter 40 the smallest eud b. tarked ~ 81
two SIDES % b six inches thet - b. "a III
f4aare g. BE- clear ~ bad knots atir ffI
tastd % imparhsil strength taIsolT TAt ssii
" pc acHFee either 81 The Depot IN Nctn
e ad and % be piacef ~ the
ai On me care 70 Be Inspected ~ the
Gee. ia IT, uatoa
se--W s1psfint-n1tuf of Roif /
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eses, SsA .srgy sicssPs .sss' sirs so ~
n ~ !. IonEsIoN I aEofdIn,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
NEW MATERIAL FOR PAPER.
To ps Editor Of Tie ~ Y. Tri6sns.

To ae Editor If Tie ~ Y. Tribsne
SIR: beg to exhibit 10 you sample OF paper,
which is the first made by machinery from this
Mind Of stock-a plant.
This plant, according TO Beck, on Botany,' 10
called gnapthalium lfeeverlasting, growing abund-
antly spontaneous from Canada to Carolina.
And tlis paper so smooth, fine and strong, has no
other stock in it Il an the plant.
Messrs Smith d. May of Lee, Mass, who made this
paper for me- say paper be made (by the present
process and there is no doubt it will be lessened of
this plant I25 per cent less than with rags and they
also believe the best of urng and bank bill paper
can be made Of it.
This material can be had by its being gathered by
children. and others who can do little eise 49,.
There can be nothing obtained cheaper; while 1t VIII
afford new means of support to the poor pennless
families in isolated sections of the country, who
sre vet not far from some stream where there now 10
or may be paper mill.
Some of the best farmers of Berkshire County on
whose land this plant grows wild, say If there is nos
enough Of it now growing they will cultivate II;
heeaSfe il will yield two crops year. without other
labor than harvesting, when once seeded; which VIII
gye Al average of forty dollars per acre without the
Probabilities Of failure of crops like those OF gram
besides. it will grow where grain will not.
However valuable this article may become to the
manufacturers or consumers do not think IL will SUI
r.eede ysgs but lessen the price and prevent their
rising. .,:..,
/ thank you for the interest you take in this matter
and have the honor to be- Sir your most obedent ser
want, o. H. EA
k.,,- -ycrt Atsust l8, 1854
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
i. covered With blue e.y IN piece. over foot Aiel A.

u covered with blue clay, in pssees foot thick. Az
he hes the industry Of the xreckers takes the Ca1rnia
sfaIe Hoes worked between the mbsrs fetch up q
mingled Bafi Of cnder brok crockery clay, scraps OF
non, SAND and ubbish II all Sorts Il s lifted nto loag
man! .obenhered gold washer and thoroughly sssled
with water thrown from forcing pump. Silver. gold.
lead, copper aid iron shot fan 20 the bottom and
fully gaihered.
The Erie has been raised bys Company composed Of
Mann. Vail a. Co Of this city, and NJ. GOwen of t,n.
Tie divirg apparatus he submarine Of ss
end Gowen. Two schooners and steam tag en-
ployed in lifting the wreck. heavy frame Of wooien
tin. Der little wider than the Erie rgged up an
made fast sb1ft the maiDma-ts Of the vessels and
strttcAnP ron ore 20 the other; similar erection
nsoe night ait their forem very heavy compound
book attached in the each OF these frames
sId the lifting power applied by stans from the
decks Of each Of the sehsoners But the scieur6c and
delicate Work was cone under water and by of the
mdrpensably Dscessary arm"r, by which Mr.. GOEen
makes man q really smphbious animal cne Of the Nam
iudket Collins, We believe, the superintendent Of the
oIGatioDs at the scene Of the memorable disas,e
How horrible vss that calanity-hos neIpicable II
cur memory correctly, $40 hlm4s beings
perhed eafuy in the aiternativ. of grave in the fire
in The deep water How stirred thesy mpathes OF this
city How wild was the excitement here-snd how for
weeks sckened and shuddered the ghasily
panies of swollen, burned and dsfg ured cOrpes that
were laid in ranks upon shsrves and upon the beach.
May like disaster never again happen upon this beautiful
wa
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
AFRICAN COLONIZATION.

The Ner- York Colonization Herald for August says in
reference to the emigration from this country to Liberia
OuR FALL ExfEDITIoS.-The close Of the rainy
in Liberia favorable time for emigrants arrive.
We have therefore desired and advised that the expedition
from New York should sail early in October the
18th. better even the let.
DESTROYS however, 10 accommodate company from
Penn vana who cannot leave before the close Of that
H. take this opportunity Of informing the friends
Of the that emigranfs arriving Ne1fOrk from
the 15h 10 the 3si Of October will be in time and shall
have free passage if their registered in the
middle OF September.
From present appearances have reason TO anticipate
larger emir reton this fail than has sailed from
New-York in previous years. We hope applicants will
age church connection if any education and
prof, ssion trade.
The earliest applicants will have preference, all
not be accommodated.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
ROOFS That MIL HsEaI BE - AZ,

DOCKS THAT WILL B E EAB.-
ID MILLER oRToN NuLLIGAS, AUBURN and 5UfFA-
lO yress will bsh early 10 October the loovIrs
/ NYBsfER AND HIS aASTERPlkCES; hts LI,c IND
GstsI OkAToEc,L EFFoRrt By rtIrr, D. D.. Ii d. "a
sIoLs 1870, 900 pages, with PoarsaIr> Psics
80 SO. - <,,,, l.. -
rut ioIn only complete BsosssAy bat al tose ~i
Of which h bs brilliant L<rne
m MODERN AGITATORS; Or PTS PokTR.iTs OF LIEiss
AnGrIcAS REFoKNEEs BY d. " bAErLsrr, Es9. s1taor u
PNcE ~ 25. -,
IRE ehucisr this wort usy be judged By hs s.s OF
which appeared during IN The Hartford RePuo
Hean graphic den IsioIss The ves and "nts Of
III ,boe nold and ofisirA ~ho love
tIuh thsn sor' I'D 10 ~ten se are ndee'>d Tor
ef ~ ~ II book IL he u1ea
iii PUThAN's ELoCUTIos AND okAfoRY By wosrEY
pxTYaN Vol l-No. P2lcg 81 a5.
IA dvieA the 0o~Ag crg-stn- 1tsi fhecrc;i- az
Se.sis; Rtet5-sl, ClsssisI aa PO, ,Ee Csoa>I .1i
n,.I .nc Z Colcgu <ith f-n exanpies ~ slf-
- hss Ls tr Esf ID bok fr islse e ya -s1 ia
lvfh il fu~res, n via t11 e1ccL
~ ,lsr..s s,fdsssf1 AILlkR. uKICE AULLi3.s.
AstsrB B.7-.o.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
NOM LAKE SUPERIOR.
epoe ef The N. Y. TIibans.

C,responGeDce Ct The N Y Tsibans.
JACKSON, l.. S., Aug. Is, 1854
day visit to the Saut in the midst ot drzzng ram
ws enough 10 satisfy most of the passengers from
tlt place amounting to couple of hundred, VINO
st,t.d .sup the lake. or the Sam Ward at last Fri
. <s morning. .,. =,
eS he Ward IL the faster OF the two steamooats on
tIse Superior, but is small and uncomfortable. enc
siAs from the Ssut every Friday morning, 'oucnins
nj the points an the lake up to Ontohagon or souie
tins to Lspointe; returning in the sap'e manner She
rea,es the Saut the following Tuesday
Il expenses OF running boat on LAKE superior
are ~ large but so the prices charged rreiGns
Ia slays calculated by the barrel and III is chargeo
het,en Chicago or Detroit and Marquette. Fare
rshi sassage-is So 10 Marquette, i6) miles from
| a. 81 So that, although "hands' are high, and
Sel3 so cord, the few boats a6oat here 6ud very
ruerstiye occupation.
| Up the present occasion we reaoned Marqueue
| a uniclt having made the run IN fifteen hours,
hr wso remarked as one of the fastest trips ever
mstn Lake Superior. .. .... .l.
dnriftLe dsy with cholera and when isSt hearu OF
~ q yyas not expected 10 live. She had Iew
10, efo,e ,artak.n largely of unhealthy fool,
1 prooflat no climate is secure against uiSo''oF F'
Tsbette as = prospective city is entitled to some
consolation. even if its thriving infancy ala no' uo
4 mend With one OF the hnest hs,oo1. ~ @
4 ,erB Gne commanding position and bouadiess re-
4 son,e,o az land and mineral To "blckit the ia!
nor risaat ere it shall BIO ooked on as anotner VI
NJ tbT;po eities of the West" There are 81 pres
0ra the retail stores, three taverns, warohouso,
and scAl house. where during the weeA are t'Vsn'
te cbdren. ard on the sabbatn tne peCP'e "
uiristeof the Methodist denomination.
IT. I.es ,ists from is AbOus ten miles back OIL
L ~. = nd flree from theJackson "mounta'n.
az Ss,rn Co,rpsny, who own the above mountain
H. ir,d with tac Cleveland ConPShs, W"oae
Eeuutss is tl1ee mles further OIL SHa are H'''Ne
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
psnkroad halt, which will probably be finished pert

P'ahhiVau Cait which VIII prooebiy De hnished Bext
spring; Toe lpaDking 10 done by James Duncan. who
has steam saw-n in operation which has turned out
about I2t0 COO feet Of lumber this past winter and
spring About three miles Of The road already aid
IA analysis Of the iron here has already appeared
IN THE TRIBUSE, / need not repeat H. During the
past winter ABOUT housand tuns have been hauled
10 Marquette and part shipped below. The price Of
at the mountain is 81 and at Marquette 81 When
the canal ia finished at the Saut and the road done to
tie mountain doubt the ore will be shipped below
IN large quantities. A forge will be started here
shortly TO manufacture it into blooms for its more easy
handling.
The land here is good much of il capital MANY
section is covered with beautiful maple wood, and
when cleared viii make as fine farming land as could
be desired; tDd when the resources Of this region
rhs begin to be developed and the flacy Of the idea
" tfat not much will grow far north demonstrated
expect population Of farmers will begin TO TOW in
ard the heathiDess Of the climate and the nigh price
which provisions must bring here for years TO come
being considered there but few places which offer
to the farmer greater inducements.
There are great many visitors here in pursuit of
business health and pleasure, and not few men Of
Gotham among them
We people in common with our brethren in misfor-
tune all over the United States, have troubles in
the mail dsarrsDgements the boats on this lake car
ryiDg it in charity only when they do carry it, though
somebody is paid for it; it would be hard saving riere
the pckings and stealings (Sl5 week. take place.
Assuredy although Republics may be called migrate
full, 30 say they are not patient.
The Maine Law, alas, is as "inoperahve and void"
On Lake Superior if it had no existence. At the
saut there larger proportion of liquor shops to
the population than in most large towns while at Mar
quette anybody who pleases sells and almost every
body drinks From the quantity of liquor sent above
the same must be the at all the ports the Lake
Twas but the other day thst the Judge Of this district
was "overtaken" with liquor by the roadside, and
forced, however unwilngly TO preach bis silent ser
mon in favor Of liquor prohibition.
bandsO ou he Ar mt ali IN iu
tate the example Of their superidrs O. and liquor
shop about half way to the mountain is weekly filled
with drinkers who mostly contract for their whisky at
50 month
Alas when will appetite be 80 far subdued that men
will cast from them the greatest curse which blights
the light of mans immortal soull VIC
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
FACTS OF SLAVERY.

PoLTIcAL POwER OF THE Sr,YEuoLDERs.-Tae fo!-
lowing table prepared by the editor OF TIE Paa4d2ta
despee II polf ca pov@r sbieh bas been e,erced By
II. slAy, hoders siRoe this Government wnt into op RI
op Ii uust he borne uBs that these ~ offices nave
not oIly been given the southern state uch sFe AMI
always have been greatly Inferior in popala ion 70 the
free STATES; but they have been given in nearly every
instance TO class o the people Of the Soath the sar-
holders thems.lvss No other class of southern people
stands much ebenee for power int Three hun
dr.d bouspd men, hess have since the hrst
President chosen, bat particularly within the
last thirty cr forty years controlled absolutely the Gov
eruuent The Offices which they have not themselves
led they bsy. given TO the neanes: men that could De
fupd IN tie northern States. Look parcl iy At TIA
Office Of President Of the Senate and Speaker OF the
Houss which very great consequence in eoutrol-
ing the eg s,ion Of Congress. Here are The figures
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YORK..
Arrived.

ship Kentucky of Boston, Lennon Liverpool q days with coal
and Perkins Has been the westward Of
BL rc, tbe sht westerly wnds aud eAs; had
pilot drys lat - Ion S. spoke Br Jane Isabella from
Newport Tor Quebec.
ship P.en H.vre days With nd.e and "a
July lat Ion l5 - spoke br orr
flsi for - John Aug 10 lat ~ lon o.
Pennel from New dfod fer Pctou
iceberss the Banks between 5th
ard h eholera also, John Brown
~ a. OF the as days asd
Ship Lady MtOn B Frost Liverpool 20 days with coal Bar
elsy Li,inlitoD.
ban White Wing o sson Sherman Gibraltar IS days with
lead Gro francis Aus ls lat q 2 lon 81 81. spoke
sbl 81 Louis bound E from New Orleans for LyerpooLl
Bg HAudN XII Stsksy New Orleans Is days wa eoitor &c
TO d buribut l. Co
B Onward (Br Banks, Cape H,yen II days with osEo)d 10
sMr DeWof The schf spray sd the I'D and ths 30
Cscos Rect; captain and aved
by wreeker. .aken Turss lsl,nds.
b Dsabsy (BT HsPsOod Newport IS days with iron
orceT
B sf ThonAsool Watts Ponce r. 9Th ins- with
TO J. W. El~en
s (Br smith Windsor u day.. With plaster mtstsr
seh Suvsb Hsasehdi AnsOsgus 10 dsys and II days rom
the bar with hides &C. 10 l.. Bsch kunhsrdE
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

We heard eminent lawyer say that two adie,
just leaving bis Office had given their ages TO legal
quirement severally 81 and 49, when he knew
be SO and the oiher ST. The gentle forgetfuness Of
Arabic numerals belongs the the other side Of
the water learn that the ladies have been conpe
ing the British Register General to present the public with
an statistical version of the saircal jest that
has been imputed TO almost every remark able from
Cicero Sir Walter Scott The individual in question,
whoever it may be- appealed to by female rela
tive attest the fact that she but 25 years of age
and in corroborson of her statement he observed that
it be true since she had given him the
for the last ten years Now no fewer than $1,000
ladits have been giving the Register General the same
for The number OF women between 80
and IS s far small for the number of women who
ported themselves To be Of the fyor.e age, between 20
and 25 in ls4l and the other hand, the number Of
girls between and fifteen in ls4l not at all sufficient
for the number OF prOtessedy
between 20 and 25 The number of ladies' who obsnaely
keep the safe side Of forty roughly estimated at the
pumber which have stated above. The Register
Genera il sa0 to be scandazed at the "fooishnes and
iho confusion which the ladies unscrupuousy intro
duce into statistics aud gentlemen who regard the female
with other than statistical feelings have through sue
ceedug centuries been perpleXed 10 know the practical
which the ladies to the mseves by saying
that they Young when they just as far from the
cradle and practically many years old az IL they
confessed IT, But the evident; the woman who
R 81 and calls herself IS does not much intend to cheat
her own sensations her looking the specta
ter; but ,tuslly what shs says by the statistical para
dox ia: "Wbaiever my age may DO, treat me not a. 80
"batas 25" And why should she not be taken at her
n.df
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
FANNY FERNs Bo9oKs-FERN LEAVES

DANNY FERNS BOOkS.-FERN LEAVES
FROM BANNYs PORTFOLI0-Fr- Ssries-Eixat lasra
t,on.h, Coffin .rs,.yea BY " On Ngsa 80 pp lsnc proe
81 IS The same nusln alt edges and f si sls Price -
LITTLEFERS> FOR FANNY'S LITTLE FRIENDS sS u
luson, muslin pr SmO Pree 10 cents The sane muslin
FERN LEAVES FROM sASNY's PoRrFOLlO~sccosd 8
rss-Eskt Hlrsrsons ~ Coin. ssvtd BY y O'r M9sn
Elr sd,s Price - 4,
Frny r. . today beyord reson ouly the most original
cIAtns and effective winter either here 0E oseNaee
trvsd popularity from herself soas was a1 o7t ensaia
nee will osern to her SeEl1s aud eane 20
stiutsd the time from both des 9i me hsns
past ezrtRy Essble history the sale OF more m
2f hI sorls in les than yesr eas .e''' aaa
aed den and indicates future s NOR brilliant
FANNY FERN AND TIE PRESS.
ONE oF A THOUSAND CosSESDAroNs.
Fen The Boston Pe.t
wOusr's life finding erIrs.sisS IN l.tersta5e"
h.s sll the Gov Of Irving The sh O. II Marvel and ne
''a7 ~ D From The NexYors Tribune.
her OF the
thte her brilliant fste- Of hlnor With ften
sym uthy Her tsndercs progressive snd truly Demo
crate Her heat with the people, AID warns 70 h'ey Jo aa
soucws"
Her spirSton from nature not iFoa looks >h de %
be original She bss her unmisaksby to tae heis
of people and hs interpret triumph OF uatus feeling
Fom The ses-Yok Albion.
Her books are unAs snybo else In heaven on eah a the
waters under the earth"
From The Nev-York Pic,yune
We ook in a. sulP and expect 70 rad second third
and fourth time unless Il s pr.matur-ly bJrro wed
Prom The PhilaoelPbia American Courier ,.
they than match for the Csuie Lectures IN VIII
and snItrior common sense applications"
Fror The Philsdslrhia Evening Mail
she has fund Of 'tFonr sense Of 0gnSsnt "" sn true @
makes j0ttngs the hog OF the Gay
FROM Goaays Lady's Cook
Her originality Industry hceney IN Al, the depsr mrs OF
life snd human knowitg wonderful indeed and therefore won
Address orders MILLER. ORION MuLLIGAN Auburn or
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
THE PEMAINS Of THE ERIE.
Ero,, Tns Buffalo Dsmoey1f


For ,brteen wears has the engine of this reconsumed
steamer laid at the bottom of the lake Portions OF he
machinery are almost Unaffected by ths wafer Inc start
inc har for good as new The lower part
of looks fresh The walking beam is but little touched
by rust In places the water has not acted on II 81 AT
Portions Of the condenser are also quite iresh ~ WI
sound for us 10 say that after thirteen y as soak
some of the nuts of the machinery turn heey-the grease
having been preserved in the threads OF the screws
water has acted with unequal effect GU deen. knds y
iron pair of tongs for example, aud s'eeiy1d looA
only as if exposed to mild autumn usage s'uo- ana,
twis, double-barrel, of German make rs honeycomoea
and and full of holes. Another double onre gun sceu
;sh Fpehsh is not nearly much injured. Cssi,iron
has tood the bath better than wrought OF course some
of ihe heavy castings could be used again To-Day
Had they lain in salt water thus long instead OF tesn
,lcv would have been totally destroyed Most u all the
euoiuo work and most Of the tools and utensils oeongos
TO the crowd of immigrants upon tne rsu se 81 80,
show the action Of fire upon them ihe frame oi t"c
vsikro beam still has the blue scales and ouish tinse
given TO wrought ir-l BY intense hea-oy ournins' 80
called. :L:h;,.dh, b., ,h-a. v,,cb..
cover.d from the wreck. They ali stopped about the
same tme-at 10 o'clock, 40 minutes; Inc eIys.. $50
,bemssves together the joints Yet the pressure OF
,he water upon them the depth OF ~ feet was 80 sre
,La, tley flied with the fluid and nov bold II ght wInn
tlr deposit has taken place, wh!eh seeus 10 nsve
i ,he 6ne messages through which the water entered
Irss hoes spades f,xks, rskes, ce'-oens nitHon',
kniyes and forks. scissors, and every ~ Ua
;, IN use in German s'r Norwegian henseho'd cate
o., - he wreck in profg sion. Fire and water hAse
osn,tad them oil The tone OF a cow-eeu nov IN ou
once 3%Mce - - somswh.. az sied by its thirteen years
dTovne The pury ssI a done '5s sS ss%sr SDs "Tr. r
and The iron portion o. ,n' Msss a. Of stove pss are
,cdsred t"ber b; intense hes and bundles OF wire and
sheet iron sre welded together. -...,,,v s..,ad
kuek gold and .ilver con rs We hs'e leS h,.s her
was found upoo the floor Of the steamer, and oetwseA m
tnbers on zach eide of the kelscD. She was osay Vr
Ken forward when raised and some thry iest Iroi
tows aft was taken s~horc at Poin' Ao'o 90 - anj
Tie st parcel Of FIVE franc pieces was there Sana an.
so close by the fracture induce The oeiei 'na'
or less Of the coin must have fallen out into aoep
a, been lost. This part Of the wreck was si'errAu
TOW ed out into the Lake, and dropped. fhe poruon n
out GEAR the Marine Railway ssteaish he'd ~
the spectacle Of gEsa; 'ieaIah,p burned down !, ,,e ,s
Icrfs She Is tlnost thoroughly barned do~n a. SnS
iS Lsv been ii shc A.a been dry land, iosIesd o.
~ fse lr.h Of 60 feet there has been slch Geiion
i, his dfts booy Of water Lake Esie, ;bSt ne WroeA
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

SORT SHELL CITY fRIsARs ELEcrIoSs.-The General
Convention met Tuesday evening" and appointed Tues
day the 26,h of August, between the hours of and
p H. for the election of four Delegates Syracuse from
each Assembly Disiric. In Districts comprising two
WARDS each Ward return w66eegates and two ae:-
mates. In the District composed of the Twelfth, Nine
tenih and Tweny-second Wards, the delegates to be
chosen at District Convention composed Of FIVE dele.
gstes from each Ward Wednesday, Aug go a.
Of Fourthav. aud Eighty .sixh.s. at p. M.