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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13
Nsu9lak Daily Gribnne
THE TOWN NEE TINGS.
F,o. n. lrhssy Ereaiag Js4,nai

Fro0 TA fBoSDy awning Js4,hi~
We have recorded from day 70 day the results OF the
local elections in the several Counties of this State this
Sprirg Thoee who have watched them will not De
.urprsed "a learn that the Republicans not OILY hold
hs adv snsge they gained last year, but have gely
increased II.
The Democrats and Know No,bipgs, this Spring,
hsve cosescd 10 nearly every County IN the hops OF
achieving that by combined eff ,rt whi,h they
knew 10 be hopeless of st'aiDiDg singly. Bat the
hope has no, been realized Neither party WAS able
10 IT, p,fer its strength entire 10 the coalition. 50 Is
Gle &C abandonment of principle dsgusted the bonest
men Of bot par les and TUNED many away rom IN
,upport That the esders themsel zee are ashamed OF
the cosoo is evpced by the fact that shile notorious
in ev.ry County and a every local poll, their STATE or
gar here ignore its existence.
by carr fully suppressipg all results un'avoraoe 70
Their own eide aud by parsiiug and ouri.h'og largely
over every town that they gain these journals have
undertaken TO convey the IMPRESSION th.t the kepuo-
hcans if rot worsted, have at least suffered great
c,ses Whe her this is true o. false, the sIoJolned
facts and FL cures shoE.
The sne xed table contains the number Of Sipervi-
soe ch,ten in the several eouo,ies thai have held ee
tor contrasted with the number choeen last year. IL
will be that the Republicans gain In every county
with but three four excepioDs; toat IN the assre
gate Il ey gain 100. that toe Democratic Use 20 and
the Americans 95. Last year the 10 par Ne, 90 n
bined on numbered the Republicans. This year Re
publ,caIs have msjo.i,y over bob:
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SORGHUM.

The attention justly ven throughout the ooun-
try TO ,he Sorghum, or new sugar-plsnt, invests
any new development regarding it with public
and lively interest, and We therefore take the liberty
Of printng the following private letter, since We
thereby subserye the Iaudsoe purpose Of the writer
Mr.. Wrsy has devoted years to the cultivation Of
he ImpI., (the African sorgaHm) IN Natal, as well
% to the production Of crjstazed sugar thereffom,
and his experience viii be at least interesting to
our cuti,ators. Whether he has varieties of the
p ant more vslu ,be here than those already known
to rs remains to be tested by experience We must
give each fair tIial and then choose that whi;h is
proved best. Here 10 Mr. Ways letter:
No II BoulevNd dss It.hens, Pans, Feb 1857.
"DELRsIR Since bad the pleasare of seeing you in
Pans, wnh our .sumable friend NJ .jor Poussn, have
ben constantly engaged in bringing into notice the
valuable varieties of the Zulu Kshf Imphe lHoicus
sseehars,u.) which | Introduced into Europe, sod
which are destined TO occupy 60 important position
in TIE sgricuiur al commercial inousry OF tie CIV
lx.d world. Daring Las, year gfe~, 9TH great suo-
tese upward OF IS acres OF Iaphs 1t BayoDBo, bJr-
desux ard Heres. in France; aud had ne honor OF
receiving from the French Government The AIge heer
~.dal for the psHs, seeds, sugar and s1e'At ~hich
exhibited.
This season will / anticipate, ALLOW me 70 operate
upon much larger scale than hitherto, both In France
Spain. Algeria, Portugal, ItAy and eheShere; Dst
il0e IL 10 unity 10 toe wide world more admirably
adspted 10 the growth and perfect development OF
these plsnts than YOUR own most favored land. the
Usited States.
In he Northern States the most precocioos varieties
which possees would, without fail, yield one perfect
or u M three Donths shie M the SOusnern States
viii sus - tee TWO FIJI crops ~ each season.
beire entirely JbviDctd OF thee fsc's nave Yong
h. tbe oesire 20 intro duoe these valuable vares Vi
he Bo,us SacchsSsius In the United STATES OF Amer
ic, kIo~irg a, the time That In t1e enterprise
slergy and int liigsDc of your countfymen l sh~u
meet that ready g operstio0 which will se1~ve
slee6y I'D . great fucxH.
- Hrb. IT, il has MT ben my good fortune 70 mset
an, An .rican whose position add pursu sdsp'e nun
for such an undertaking I haze Therefore re'oive1
T. p., viii, TO the United Sia'es my.ei' o. eoon
c.n ro-.ibly arrange my departure from nus. lou
NAV, therefore expect IN s-e very seohy 10 Ne"
YCI. there | ,hsn be slad 70 meet those mo inter
e.t theueeyes in his matter. OF course ! shall tAks
With me Q sufi ieDcy Of ssED'-hkswsc my
',r.xn' for making crystalized sug1 from the jaics
Of the plant. .,
lyon will, prtsps, be kind enough 70 make II IN '.n
as extensively O. you can, that 40 soou stIt ng tor
America, together With the objec.s hsve in view In
,skipg ibis voyage With best regards. remain,
Dear slr, faithfully yo1rs LEONARD "kAf
HORACE CREELEY, eco
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r I X T. IS =.



At l0I O'Clock on Thursday mofnitg fire broke oui
in the building No. 1919 Goerck street. owned by
Hiram Kent, and occupied by Henry kent a. feed
store Damage to the stock 400 Insured for tsSe
in the N-wYork Fire and Marine Insur4ne Company.
The building was damaged to the amount Of el0O
No I'M urspce.
The adjoining building, No. loi owned and occupied
by j. Haley - dwelling. was damaged 70 the
amount Of so by fire and water. Fully insured
YIEE IN PUBLIC scBooL-HoUsE.
Yesterday af ernooD, sboot u O'Clock, fire brelrs
out in the roof of Public Scboo ouss No % located
in Maspeta avetue, in the Ea-tern District. The
building IL one Of the oldest in Willamsburgh, and
OF. story and attic wood structure Owned by C1aries
G. Devois. Ii was damaged 10 the e1ten. Of t0o
When the alarm was given there WAS oOnsidersbss
c. DIT. nation among the chdien but they were COO
Quoted out 10 good order and without accident
FIRE AND Loss OF LIyE IN PATERSON, NJ.
.erous fire occurred yesterday morning at Pafser
o. n by which $50 600 worth Of machinery and bsiId
nss were destroy cd together with an fnnsnss quAn
THY OF goods b. long ing to New-Yo'k merchants The
goods were a. the extensive dyeng establishment Of
ID. G. Scott, "Waverly Mills" which building 10 10
runs The FIRE originated at the Mallory hals,
which fell, with al the macbiIery, in perfect nsss Of
havoc. One man, the watchmsn, VAS killed II 10
sao that in fifteen minutes time, between 40 900 asd
s5O, eco worth Of property perished- Tns wreck u
both Of ihese lerge e.tabllshm. nts complete.
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mine Of wealth 10 fattsa stock. Tss n,ss Of II,>i
fodSer bad been obtained thi. year In
and Aenfneey. Ihe pl.Ats, # allowed 70 grow 10
8 hight Of Eve feet, and ,ben cut down for bSdcr.
win throw up pew shoots from the Old roots, and
Awe second crop " October. Where thu scssoa
IS longer more than two cuttings can he made in
Florida as many ~ fce have bS~n taken .nA tAe
ssme number in France. Letters were rad .bev
lug that cattle thrive remarkably well 90 "A. AID
more and richer milk 10 gwen by cows. Ia 40
may be sde into hour for the OF man. and led
10 cattle m lis original ,tste, " greatly rsisAel
Mr.. q. exhibited specimens OF dye. he had oosaiael
Il ON the seed hulls ard some pieces of ribbon ayed
Of A salmon color. This is the fret Successful ex-
perimeut SIS vet made in this country Aspccimca
of var scrsp.d from the stalk was burned BY the
lecturer ard made bright, clear flame. Tae crop
was mex. considered As an slcohol-producer. 4
c.mpsny hsd been established ia France, win
capital Of f40 0OO, 10 purchase az estate ~ ARR
spd manufacture alcohol from Sorghum juice NJ.
de Beautegard had sold these alrchlls IN the Mar.
settles market At the ordinary price of aeoAoh and
they were of excellen, favor Rum tshs, cognac
brsrdy, cider and sparkling vine are made fro1
the JUICE II. j. Browne, Of the Patent once, nays
1860 gallons Of superior vinegar made per acre.
4 humber ofvaiIeties OF the Sorghum similar to
il in appearance and seeds Specimens Of "Dourrs
Corn" Guinea Corn Chocolate Corn,
Broom Corr" and bnpAee, received BY Mr..
shown. The sugar Sorghum should never be allowed
TO grow alongside any OF these varieties. a. is viii
certainly deieriorste. Col. Peters Of Georgia had
made very ex,en,iye experiments in producing
strip. These were seyersly noticed. but you are
already familiar with them. DR. Jackson OF BIS
ton had found the Sorghum sirup IL ixed with very
slight portion of honey; il had all the favor OF
honey itself. Sirup could BE- produced ss far north
IS lndsu corn would grow, but the lecturer
doubted if sugar making, unless with very com
pete apparatus and care in manipulation, would be
profitable north of 40 deg. The best processes Tor
NIup ard sugsr-mskirg were given. The lecture
was listened to with marked attention BY an intel
lgent audience, and was pronounced to be most
Interesting one. From the remarks ct the lecturer,
We see no reason to alter the views already enter
tanned BY The TAM NE ss to the manifest value
Of the Sorghum, and we are, perhaps, more satisfied
that, if undertaken with due discretion and IN a
moderate scale, no farmer " fail to receive OIL
vantage from an experiment with the plsut during
the coming season.
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DEM SYLVANIA RAILROAD
fHE GREAT CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA RAIL

FROM NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN HOURS
IRON NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN % HOURS
FROM NETWORK TO ST LOUIS IN u HOUh
The Shortest Best and consequently the Cheapest Routs
from New Yort n all points In the West
The Pennsylvania Railroad connects u Pittsburgh With M
roads hom ST. Louis Mo- Alton 0Aeza sud Chicago,
H. Fr.nhson Lexington ard Louisville, Ky rerr- Hsue,
Msason Lsyste and Indianapolis Ind al D.Jton
sfeld B-liefontan-, eandusky Toledo Cleveland Co
lnmbas ZanesviIe Mason aud Wooster Ohio also viii
the psk-t boats from and TO Orleans o. Louis
Louisville and Gin einnsu.
Through Tickets be had OF the above mentioned
psees Wet Ses handbs the hotels Of this city
Passengers Will ind this the shortest expeditions end
comfortable route betv cen The Fast and West
Through Tickets further information be had II he
shhcs Of the -
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
No. ASTOR HOUSE, BROADWAY.
L. ELLIOTT, Agent Pennsylvsnla Railroad Co
Ne'-.York, Jan. 5. la57.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
LOSS OF THE BARK RANGER AT SEA.

LOSS OF THE BAkk hANGEh Al NEa.
The schooner Julia A. Rich cf Bostopl Capt Sears,
from Csrd.nss 26th February; the 9Th ins', IN ld
80 GO, In. 100 OF, fell in With the bark Ranger ,d
Portland) Capt. Ipgles, from Matanz "a for NeS.YMk
In sinking condition, and took from her the captain
end crew and brought them to this port this morning.
Capt Ipg.s reports; Sailed from MatanzS for New
York Feb %, with cargo Of concentrated mc'ssses
March had strong gale from N. w bat received no
damage On the 9Th met experienced gale nom the
southwark during which shifted deck Lad and sprung
leak Found feet 6incbes OF water in her hold; start
"a deck load 10 tighten the vesse but II beog frozen
fact could not get it over. Both pumps going and leak
pair irg with the gale and increasing, the veesel
settled fart by the bead At p m. had foor feet "S
inches wat. in her hold sail b wipdw.rd stand
ing FOR u.s. and set signal Of distress. She provedto be
the schooner julia Rich (of Bos.oo, Sears, mater,
from Gardens for New-york who touk ne IN hoard.
When leaving the bark We soundsd tho lee pump end
found Fix feet sev.n nches water, making Impossible
e Der to float more than an hour longer
vASDERBILr's EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP LINE
The stesmers Of the Vanderbilt European Steamship
Line between Neg-York, Southampton, Hsvrs sod
b, emtn will commence their regular tips next month.
The ARIEL slready well and favoraby known to those
who have SALT 10 her. as . Nsnch and comfortable
tesmsr, will sal on the 10th Of April and the Wander
bit will make her fr,t t'ipon May 9Th This chip vas
specially built to compete for ocean mastery, and 70
held to be in point Of sze, accommodating power and
peed equal to anything shoat
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6teamboais and Railroads..


DENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD.-The GREAT
I CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the AtAnds cities stl
Western Norhvestern ana so1th western ssstss By
tr Railway direct This aos so Ptsb1oh
With dsy line q Steamers al ports the Western Nves
md Ceveland md sandnsky With III porss
rensbse b. vkch tREIGH1 b forvuSsd 81
axTEs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PIfPsBUReHs
Hinsr GLASS Boots, sho~s, Has and Caps, )s.-,,,D
Books Dry Goods I'm boxes bales and trunksl -
Drugs I'm bikes and bAlesl Feathers, Purs ~ -
Sxeosp CLAsa-Do nestse she-sins, shirsins md
ching I'm opna e~-sl Drug I'm c>shsl Bard IS cents
Leather I'm rolls or bsxssl Wool and Sheep 40 D.
Pelts, Eastward, &c. ................"..........l
Hemp Bacon and Porh Sailed doose In sseksl ia
Tobacco, Manufactured teIcept Cixar or cut he
RopRrH CLAsA-CeGee. Fish, Bacon, Beef md
Rork lin cashs boxes, EAstvardl, Lard and 30 cent?
Lard OIL, Nails, Soda Ash. German Clay, Tr, 100
Pitch, hoen, Sc ....'..'''s.ssj
IIoun-sl y Dbl until further notice.
Gln1-5s cents = ZOE . until further notice
Corros-o2 hse not sIceedn1 500 % weight until srthss
notice
onsr 20 m.st tn p.si.se . Pennsyivsni. RAiro.A- Al
s consigned Agents Of this Rosd PhlAdelphs
Ptt,sbursh. will be forw aided without detention
InrIsHr AsEsrs-HA'y,s, Wormley CO.. Memspis, feanI
A. r. Sass Co. St. Louis J. Mitchell Son, Evansvlla
ind Dumesnil, Bell Co., and Carter Jewett Louas
die ~ B. c. heldrun Msdson Ind sprigmas Brown,
md Irwin Co. Cincinnsi N ". Graham Co, Z~nesvns
Ohio Leech Co, No. klby ST. Boston L-ech Co., Ne
Asor House Erwyorh No Willian-st-, and No. Bet
.esJpla., Nee YOrl; sneedsr, Phisdephis hasrsv
aoous Baltimore; Geo C. Frsnciscus, Pt'sbursh
II II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent Philadsiphk
H.. LOMBAERf. Superintendent Altoona p
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feoal Notices.

CUpPFNF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES County
y OeC.Rv CRAM and RACHEL y. CRANE Ms 81. r
.shM phBoRAH T6rS s fSspPps ssa sRHScss
b. vie hIsTFRE BENNETT, ANsANELlA sLNSL n
MARY o. BENNETT, wILLIAA Nelson nntcxpH
son ABIL DOWNS sEABURy , COULD hLshf
stokes .sa BENAIAH o. sfOkGs $500,
JAnEs DAVIS Yes ss ser.x ..nnosed and rssS sis
TO Ns-eI III. esnpsini in iAs .sIes ~ w.s,ss..ssT
., Whit. Plains N MD County, On %. - a.3 OF !.p: ,a
n., an IN =, ls.3As, AZ In Peshsk In sAd CsastJ
sitSE t-,rty DAYS stsI ,hs u 'as % mons =
you exclusive Of he aAy Of sasA .srvs,i s.a ~ o,l
T. III, plsiIt toe time Afrssn TIE pfs
as IL th sstion sypy ihs Ces for
Wills Pi.iatSs Assrrey.
.-,.-s-v PeekskAl, N Y.
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h7laveup

E,JrpRFME COIJRT-Cousty Of New-York.-
SWILLIAsw sIsHOP A.,'en.. q JOHN o sVh .s
.s.in.i LkWIs J. DOYLE, Robert EAtOs' 20, oe S,s
HM JotE ". shslsr Jane, l. "nIe'' SCI" 1sa-s..y
and Courty Of Se-Yori, Ed-in HoJ' rh rmass-
Upi.n b. Greene sLa Nebs nish knisne -sunn'ons "f
pTFESDANrs ana OF them: feu ere nfeoy sonm.nes
,,quned als..r the :snR ~ az .s,,...,s ms,
Yorh q, ,ss City psp .a sid City Of Me-. fsrt 81
..y. -, AZ you 70 tss - comp ant en- Ne
h,e,t., Il = So No lss Broad IN ssii ey within
t-rpr, d.ys ssr his ssmnoas on yca .Aesvs
~ A, f s..h y NICE AL - ansvs tss aid con
,s ~ ~, A.. 80 Aforesaid the psonf IN - stAdn -
- nd q. EFT .s.n for the 81. q tsity egg, ss.ns.e
sn, usrs.al sths hundred and ssrds ne eoss o
M s<tios. T. ID COLLLSS' 81 =. =.
Tie cen lain, In the absve emitted seton - I-es -
:HT " .se LII |" w rSs1 us lawevF
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.
THE RAILROADS ON SUNDAY

To 10 sIssv u Txs ~ r. T,as~~
SIR: The present Mayor Of Brooklyn has had the
msrlne.s to recommend to the Common Council an
ordnance permitting the City Railroad Company -
nm their cars on Sunday other days Of the week
Til. measure. lag d.msnded by common ssnse and
by public COW niepce will be sd pied, unless defessd
b, cestan parties who attempt to veil their real de-
,ep. OF der The hypOcIca guse Il ssnctty end rev.
esr c. FIR the sabbath. 1t Is TAR 10 presume snss e
elfni ice Of this reform are Dot tbose Wh1m pro-
t,r.d to b. D. 6t but the contrary, thoss WI - In
i,r.es are an,agopsiic 10 the ger eral good IL an
CENT? bic tbst large sDd resp~c abe clsss OF our et
zen, il now denied the privilege Of attending pohhc
v.ho by be sek 81 ec1aorsic~ mode Of conveys sse
a. n T. localities YET Lotto ~ q. snfset plose,a 10
yovr psp~r that sons ol.f thsoeo uI' "a - t~yA.L
p.sd tie proposed innov. on oot n.s
snstheu sssits sirosd trseh asy tine. ne
they ssain the wheels II our csnfss when =. snv.
tnreush the streets Poor divine IL nethns nv 49,
tbon.snS OF hard wofkirs and women Sad eesso
able eouvsysncs, our carriage Wheels" nest s~
.ndsprsr.d Nov, Sir. this opposi'iSu, sseefs 800
he st,bui@d TO bsoIy and narrow minded 80 ~
generally adopted would stop the terry e 49, di,ex Of
tween the ess and possibly mFo, P,h.. ~o,ssssrs 90
our caris,es1 with their losds Of oom'or'As'e WV
the ssbbaih o, ,o.,,pi.pcs vh,ch
ApEt from cor sder.tons common Z. 10000 - oa.
nost .ns s,..sns pi.n o.'ins "a Snmsn%
ws b. ubsfb. duns D., 2. ..ep N. ,asat u msas
,sa. q re-. rs,.la. .dvsno- q popa.oa .oa sI
Ssy. - PRODUCTIVE whole dnt,e,s 49, 'NN "'
coz es .s. ao DE y til. soa., rv.,
IL - s.r.Yort and 10 co sviDesd th.s that Gay VI ~
trAvs ID md orderly clsss u p~sseaseis iaaa say
roe ns. - God morals Il prouod rSihef than yessd
az. ~, pun anieal vhnirt Of Interested or
~. .sr. dsresrdse, and tnis eooees''"n mao o.
good
DARCY SHOP BRoxrs Up -Yesertsy Nssssos
OGo,r. y.eobs Co:tsa msie es-ssss .ss.i,s n y.
bao 1, No IS North Second street and soSs 100 ., ~
roo. s.per. T.y a.e a.. Ssss Is
Al1 ara Rsss G1dter, ebsIs'd VIZ
Al IL IA
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DspAsvHnsy YnAscs OhwTss.LsHs ovIes,
C.yS OF hsS,Yoan assse sn. > =


CEETRAL PARK YUND STOCK:
O-sss go AT SIX PER GENT: nEoEEAAeLE n
THIRTY WARS sBALEp PRos0s4Ls .l = r, ,ss,
81 ID. CoDtrsBu' O0oe mul TUHsDAf Mach ~ w 80
Who'll. on AZ p.yt OF The amount bdbdred ,boosAnd
dollar, % Cen IN. fh ssoel Of The Cay Of
sutborizsd Of The Lessstore Of hrs SAL elee
"AD Ae, to sissr The nsp Cy Of Ne .Yors sst
out Poene Pl.s and TO a,eorss ne a. ~ .sd
D, Of Conuan Council Of SAID aJ approves
By 10. Msyor Psbrory g. tS =, On.
hundred ooT.rs each 'hre BEARING ioter's' =. ", -
per per snnuD ps,she quarter really and the P'SP
m. u,ouo.ss will aie number # hsres desired and tbs
Price share tie ge.on wao.s ~ ~. u ,n
sv.Iaed and covered BY bid and pr enns he recap
of DE ID. Controller vii b. ea led 10 re-
eve osrfes,e fort pr ,.ns o. zoe ns0s' o. '''e o
'Tbo.. n4r.ops v DO have awards the Central
Psrh Offer tsrms more syorsse 70 ee fnIers. OF NE
the amount If their awards INN edatay aer he hos
decided esyhs Interest from me date o. he coehrn.
81 be ~aos In ease the same p-rtnn or property 49,
,ssed the cAmii the swrd Sil b required
of with interest thereon. the ne
81 the port Of the Com before
the delivery Of the certificate
The Ac Of 1889 for laying out The Park provides r evyies
he s2 .Ppbo.ble tbi. pro
VIDE, DO, only for psdsns the o Of the Mayor Aldermen
hsi al revenues Of the CorpDaon
hereby pledged and Appropriated for the Of the interest
Which sh become due the said soch aud stall continue
pledged until the final REDEEM pon thereof and that In
the said b. sufficient to satisfy aud the whole
Of The ssd interest then and 10 that the fh II the SAe
shall from time 70 time b. authorizing the Mayor
&e 10 raise by tax" such sum sha be requisite to supply
och deficiency In addition TO Thu the IT'D 'eetos Of
the Act Of 1855 for taking land for the Park declares ts.t oil
the thus taken shall be irevocsby pledged" for the pay
Dent Of the oebt created therefor
or sI per Cent CeDtr, PTi Yand" And The proposition
then BE- put in second envelope sealed and directed
C. FLAGG, Controller, No Hall VI R>eord. NewYoft
A. c. fLAGG, Controller.
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CHINESE SUG4R-CANE.

Core.perd.Iee Of The n. " Trieans ,a
ALBANY, N. T., March 9, 1857.
The legislative Agricultural Meeting was held
at tie Geolosissl HaA last evening" for the purpose
Of hearing lecture on the new sugar plant Sorghum,
or Chin.se Sugar Gaze, BY Mr. II. ). Oco.t, OF the
We,teh,.ter Farm School. The meet Dg vas call
I'd to order at n o'clock, Gov. J. A. KING 10 the
chair. Mr.. o. commenced by treating the p ant
as Isrsge crop aud a cereal, 20 give proof % ms
faraer. tia, il all the sugar and alcohol products
,hnld lail Of beng extracted, 1t would stall be a
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ONLY LINE with SURE CONNECTION
" Tr.1r niIe. .hortr ban any Route and
eSyosui. River Nav TED STATES MAIL LINE
Fy pounds bssfas- 10 pr pound exs-ss
-Four from by Panama Railroad Through
70 CALIFORNIA via Panama Railroad TT. United States
Hnl Steamship Company will spsteh for AsPiN WALL
FRIDAY Hsrch 90 at o'cl ok precisely from PIER
foot Of WsTren.st., North Rv,r the wen-kuown aud h
Steamship GEORGE LAW Captain w m l. H-rnd.n, u ). "
Psser and Mails will be forwarded bv Psnspa Rxrosd
and Panama With the Pacific Mail Sesn.hp Com
psny's msgpitcsDt Steamship GOLDEN AGE. J. T.
Wskns Commander VIII. viii be In readiness and leave i'm
uedisely for San Francisco.
The public Pacific Mail Steamship
always have extra Steamers lying PAnsns
resdy for avoid any possible detention OF
mails
For passage apply TO W. RAYMOND. 1t the only ONCE Of
b. Companies No. 1T West ST., Of Warren Y
Regular United States Mail Steamer days b and tb oeseh
month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

NJ KENNEDY Of RoIbury diseo,sssl IN one @ %,
sSR p;: , .s .s: ssss av: .s.s.
&c las TIED In over eleven hundred case: na osu@ go
.osp in two cases both s1unssa ,,S N
Two bottles are warranted to nursing mouth
One to three bottles viii the worst kind Of pimps "
Swo 70 three bottles will clear the system Of boils
Two bottles warranted 10 cure the worst esnh~ II tns
Three 70 Eve bottles warranted the worst ease Of
"}s.pel.. hottie, Ar. warranted to .r. all humo, /. IL.
bottle. w.unssd to cure running Of the ears '.A
-Four 70 sI bottles warranted eorrpp and running
One bottle will eure sc.iy erupaon of the shin-
Two three bottles are warranted to cure the YER" ease
Two or three bottles are warranted dsspsr
fSrs~ to four bot,les warranted to s.ltrhsan.
Fve TO esh bottles will the Of scrof1A
pHEeroS. ros USE Adult table spoonful per day Cnn.
.sb. year. pooniS A. DO directions can sppacss
4. .is enough to operate on the e.vs twes
sct. s KENNEDY gives personal ''''"''''' ~ '''''
K'ST 70 81 gsh , i tosSSssTicS Wrrh -'
eoa INFLAMMATION AND BUSoR OF IsE Errs, tAs size
nmediate rehsf yes vii sppy il on linen rag "hea sos
For se.Lp HAD You will the hair Of the ssssted A
spply the Ointment freely and you vii 80 'hs
sos Sal Rnrux rub well In - oses eo.ven'snt
Fol scALrs nA,med 'uri.oe you vl rep ~. 70
hearts content; u give you suen iee "'eO''
rou eAInot help Wishing we'll 10 the inventor
Fol soAss These Commence BY thin .end sn'1 oona9
thIoush The shin hardening the surface In n~r
sms yellow are on An inrsnsd
epur are not viii apply the Ointment freely but do nos
rsb II in. a., - A.. 4.
Pes sorE Lees TIM common disease, usre % than
ssnersy supIsed the sn turns purple ooyen VINO .eaee
a. itebrs tunes forming rsanna sores oy aP
oayns IA Ointment itching and scales VII ds.ppeG
lev DAYS bot Keep with the Oin'ent un0i w
ship gets ito natural color -, /.
Tos rns PIL,s and Inflammation. you viii use nsey :
Ta. On,m~n, asrees every h.sh and Svss immediate
selief In every 81 disease fesh h her TO-
Price 81 cents per box. ,,,nx - 80 w..,
Mu.s.eturrd BY DONALD KENNEDY, No. i" ""r'n-'I'
aoxbury. Ma , r,., a.. - u.,,,.A
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