THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SCIENCE AND ARTS
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 enco had appeared in thln counY except thes ofDF: RSvcT wklbh wNs limited to mlieraogy, and ceased s oo:o. of ss 'i S vf. . rSs ...S nsIs srs ,mdsr vIcssudes sometimes diDcourngng, until it has TsaSHed IS sixteenth volume. Ample iusirations by

 gsyn and large SsVs ads dSsi aa s9 rom I,S Commencement to the present tne ishas cost from i50OO to l60O0 dOllara, and nearly a tMst ina been received has been paid for the support ot the work leaving little except the exchange lO"'""S' ana S TSCH ,Se will no. fall short of per snn and should MI the copy be paid tor, ,ney may swell eyon lO e9SOO Ormcre, and the edOF S'o"e Hs %" wrtngv of others have been, SO largely and Nberol onIi6ued to the pages of tue J0utnels tnc editor may be permitted to say, that there In n" .hands sufficient evidence to snew, ulat MMs esav s hns been well rec ciVcd pbrond and thAtnhas Docome in some measure identified with tio grcgresg oI tile

 Science and Arts of S presens ns dS trent nnI Ope"t mnton, that tho number of good subscribers, lwnlcM has never exceeded six hundred, and which nas oeeI, recently diminished by failure n Eng.sn%u., % ,aSsd SnSS to command Mll the intellectual as well as mechan,cas aid, necessary to the perfection and PerPe'uy 0'sae

 R~ steady pevscyerance through the period of elcy- on yonrs. it is now Mscertaned that m American Journal of Science and Arts, can bc sustaaed so es 10 acquire respect and confidence in Europe; uut snes JoITnai has stl to obtain an Gdsgsats patronage as home patronage sH6ScieM tO place perMa"snsfy' aud securely, 6D Ms highsst ground

 ONE THOUSAND sUBscRIRERs ARE NECESSARY 70 give the American Journal entire securliy ana soedu, n the most desirable degree, to iis emeeney, ano I the excellence of its exeeniion, both tn s Massr:as l and ifs ertersaI dress. Who can doubt, that wMh proper exer,ions, FIVE HUNDRED ADDITIONAL SUB } scRsBERs MAY BE oBTAiNEDi u. n

 AZ former occs,on sal when . ',%as noM s,a|r Sn respectfully suggeSeed, dfHis means St compass. nr nm object which appears 70 desirable that all those B wRo now honour tho Journal with their patronagc' s@cS. ons % GSdCa sSserSsr and has such others, us may approve of tho des'gn shou!a ada Ane'' 0"" names. u..,. To al those to whom ]. may be acceptable, ssss F factory comysnsaton ,ri3 bs made Jor shs Toaos v i obtainiag gocd subscribers.

 On those who, two years sine etm egsas a;", bo indccato to press again; sl tIstcis 70 ienson s

 to doub, that slser influence would now Do, as shcn was, eecua! and s therefore ag" , ss,, " m"v |. Although tho American Journal has been pnElshsd veor one Of our most anecnt and important 9niversl' lies, Has nsvsr had any local feature. aor has ss. poused, or been sHssaaed by aHy local iHtersss' st The editor deems no dshoner to confess shst ns ,t elInes are deeply interested n m Fnccesei anu nnS

 t hWs been from tho beginning, his ambition ard hsS z; vrids, to see the AmevicaD Journal esabshsd as " permanent NATIONAL WORK de.tned 10 susv.vs. r .. whom no shall have ceased from his labors ehopea d NoU to see it flourish with ggor and with esssnd'

 so"rbuor, and s editor hrys gss:ssssssgy iS;

 

 is Nppeu s now nndo al tho trends of American sSl es encc, and perhaps e not improper to nael 70 ns s M a: "s sos Su1scrpS AS,1 nay tu S' promptly aud adequately iHcrsGseS. n s,,,,.sAN

 Yals Cols6s, sw.yt&-sana and iS.@.es sSsss a- terms GEs hgsa assss ss each

 asY xsr: SsSsd oss pSss % g. oO'" @ n Tho editor and his Agents will pay 10 any nevaon Y osn DotLAn for every "to sabscrIher who pays hi1 new subscriber who voiuasss sis name either to ,he editor or hs agents, with payment iM advance of five dollars shall 6s credited sx dOiar n tho Grss years U account. f

 Returns may bo made either to the Editor, or to !ieaekiah Howe or A. T. MaIiby, New.ilnvcnj E. .'' .I'' HSc.sSe'' .l;;a. .Phl;i;ad'pSisi C. M Sar. hereby au,horissd to fallI ,ho above stlpSI"toSs% Complete sets of AlI the back volumes, can Dc lur. nished.

 : TIE FRAsKLM FUSD.-I, will be reeolicc,ed bv many, thnt Dr. Frankln in his wilt eit lOo0 s.cr. ling to tho city ot Philadelphia, to be oaned ou, to young marricd ar'dcers n small sums. to asss. them

 nbuslness. He calculaed that a, the en 100 years,

 would amoant to GlS 900 of which appropriated to supply the city with wa.er and tho balance to go on another 100 years, when tho capital would be G4,0a 900, which he also appropriated.

 In i797, the legacy was placed undsr tho charge of trustees, and was lately reported b tho City Council

 that the present whole nominal amount of increase is only Sls,42S 56-and tha. very large proportion this sum s loaned to those by whom h will never Do repaid. Certain propositions are made to place tho fund twi,h that of John Scot of E3ooo or like pur. poses) on better ioodng-among others, to require

 freehold security for tho repayment of monies loaned, wish aregalar discharge of nteres..-M F. Obssvsr. l EVIL og TiaHT L.AciNa.-A eolored woman, re. gently from New.York, in ,he employ of Mr. Y. M. Diasndefer, of Baltimore. died saddehly on Thursday lust week, while standing at table ironing cosIes. An inquest was hold over the body, during which tho body was opened by aphysician. ftappeared thasshe deceasOd had been tn the habi. of ghs.e ug to such

 degree as to force tho liver from its natural seat. The more immediate of her death was the rup. ture ofa blood vessel near the hoart.--Bai. An..

 New.York editor reprmands the ladies for asking 'Or "black ladies' silk gloves" instead of "ladies' black silk gloves"

 teamster engaged in sprinklng the streets of this place being one day oversaken by sudden shower, exclaimed, "By H-ns! it's just 90 always. man can't do any thing in Rochester without cEpositiea" Roch. Rep. ... .-

 Nsso Socssiss-It s said, that Is in consempa,ion to establish new society, to be called the antisssiar aeaa