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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

ton, the Chairman appointed The following genue'
men. John c. Spencer u New York Chairman
Jesse b. Thomas Of Illinois,
James Hall OF ONO,
samuel Is. Ruggles Of Ne"'fo'h
David A Noble OF Michigan a.,
On motion Of Mr. Spencer, secondeo " -" 80
eles the following resolution was a"'P''~
mOusly; -. ,,rtt,,,,i,v In The
R..oired Tho, Ia order 10 produce - -, -
49,. ,bs elect committee oil I'VE De Auno'l-u 70
.Y. ans-ss. embracing the different subjects on
.,,mtttee 10 directed To obtain Information,
,o.,ber With = general form OF condemned t4Du sr
,,e,ent OF the results snd transmit the same 70 ine
+s,ent u-cOm niftees for their guidance snd tnAi
rb ss,eulens refer 20 the year commencing lot sep,
lstS and ending ., sept l.f7 and that the select com
en- oitf@e aso ob,.n such comparative statistical state
rent and returns msy b. found practicable.
On motion, adjourned, 70 meet az ID A NJ on
Thursday, the 10th.
THURSDAY. sept. l6--l0 A. NJ.
Committee met Present-the Chairman ana
the other members who appeared yesterday
A communication from Mr. T. Ogden Of Wad
dQaton. ~ Y was presented by the Chairman,
and On motion of Mr. Hall was referred to the &c
lect Committee Of Five.
On motion Of Mr. Spencer,
Resolrsd That an assessm.ni Of hrs h01sald doAd's
BE- made on the olosing states and places Which seh'
Delegates 10 toe Chicago Convention In me ioio"ns
oroportious and that the be collected Dy the con
nitiees transmitted 20 Samuel b h'ssies Q, voc
CITY Of New York who is hereby app 'lhiro treasurer
OF this Committee and who 10 TO disoUrse me sums re
csived by himtne payment Of the expenses 81 pflnns
III. proceedings the Convention suo o ihs 'onn''oe
nosa Incurred By such committees ana the agent
smoloyed by them In collecting statistical iniormatlon
10 IN the account. for such ezpenses being audited ~
the Chairman Of the Select COMMITTEES OF Five and any
other MEMBER Of that Committee.
o. motion OF Mr. Williams,
Resolred That Philip Ripley Of Connecticut and
Charlie. King OF N-V-Jersey BE- added 10 the Commit
tee on toe AusDtc IIsrbOrs and Rivers.
On motion Of Mr.. RUggies.
Res0ired 1nst the Treasurer deposit all moneys re-
C iged ~ him in the Bank Of Commerce, In Ne"fork
TO his credit as Treasurer.
On motion OF Mr. Mills,
R,solred That the Secretary transmit printed copy
Of the proceedings of this Committee u each member
thereof requesting his immediate attention 10 tne COL
lection Of the sssessFnents made By the Committee
On motion Of Judge Hall,
Resol,ed That Chairman be authorized 20 call any
future meetings Of this Committee.
On motion 81 Mr. Ripley,
Rssoired That the Secretary furnish copies OF tne
proceedings Of this meeting 10 the daily papers Of the
CITY Of Nev.York.
On motion. adjourned SINE de.
A LAwRESCE. Chsirmsn
WV DUANE WILSON. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

Wig MEETING ~ BosToS.-On "Wednesday
evening the Wings of Boston mustered in great
nnmuerN and with much eu,iiu-insrs. OF n meeting
called for the purpose of electng Delegates to the
s~cpnvention. which assemblies at Springfield
on the 2eth inst. A.nong the Deeg ates elected we
find such well known persons as Rufus Choate,
Nathan Appleton, Charles Sumner, p. w. Chsnd.
ler r.. c. Winthrop and Fletcher Webster The
meeting was addressed by Messrs c. Francis
Adams, Nathan Hale, Jr. c. T Russell, and other
gentlemen
From all we can learn. we are inclined to believe
that the Convention, which is 10 meet at Spring
field, will be distinguished above all lperhapsl
hitherto assembled for the great number of eminent
individuals in attendance.
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CorresPoutsnce Of The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA sept lt-I

VVITfsFVU1'IVVV T 7 u" f'F77
PHrrApEIPHiA. Sep, l6-P v
Another dull day Nothing doing IN Gotta
The demand Tor Flour hss not incrssed small % - Il
Old IS IS snd for fresh ground shd pa
s5 37t 49, 30 Corn Mesl 10 nominal a y. >rsl
sales rive Flour were made At 81 Wheat 10 rsibei
irmsr but no sales. 1900 hushel. P~nnsS Ssnis Con
were taken II 10 cents (Seishp Oss southern Ia n
!, Iss, 49,. Wh.kx will readily bring 20l ~ =,
The s,ocs msrse, 8 very heavy and TRANSACTIONS IN
it'd
surs oy srocxs -Fira Board-s hen'nesy Bt I,
& N -oi, h conmercisl Bx. 5St; 1900 Govt L@sr 4,
- tea 90 II : pk IS vsn ~; 50 sosQ Cansi is{
second Roard-3aoCO Penn 81. s. ia, 100 Girsrd Al
las. 3COO Prnn So ) a, 76i 1850 Read Bds 7si go
Phllad es i02. q 4 Ri. at 50 Gr,ri B< u,
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"THE MorHKR's RELIEfr-Decidedly tho -" -
which cau BE- Afforded TO mothers dunns ths prs
sucslinz, - the genuine OoCRAUDs ltailsn Aes-,
soap irnnd and get the genuine AZ Of q.
iOrds imned ate relief 10 iunaased nsPp
renders the infants mouth truly comfortable 49,
soap = buOyauf; be used IN bard or SAT- ~se -
hi .hly priced by 81 seutlenen-w mihs S,s
isn-ior its value Ia shaving Dr. o. nAA.a ..sr,y
n,y,ie. ,,,ctles sanbgrn .siosp
other uu.ishtly eutsneoss visitsiPn' ~ ,.
avs the pain AID swelling resulting 'o"' I4s Wv
-rcfs n c.r..ro . .
Be.r Ia mind that the only depot Of -, ooeS srst
81 Waker-.f hf.t store rSoA mot az the cosal rst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

~ single glance A. the b.l q the Museum must con
vince AZ one hatin amount Of Il an paraeled
eir-l esisfn me Yankee persdnafor and Campbell.
Ethiopian >erenaders the be-. band IN the county are
giving performances both afternoon and evening 0xeher
pa ne Orphean Family Miss Bernard and Pete Morris
Zen ayors Portrait remains bat days longer Don't
fail seeing d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

>ie>OR BLirZ.-Ihs celebrated Magician and y~n.rilo-
quis Is creating the extraordinary excitement an he
>cety L..ary b. the extraordinary ;eats he performs
A Hilral Mage De drceiye- people afroiflv thar the
entertain serious doubts whether their optical organ. are
noi deficient lie reverses the adsge thar seeing b.
evlnE ~. cnteI-a-lmeni D well a-rthv 81 n.t-nna1e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

An accident has JUS. occurred here. \ carriage
that was being driven on to the ferry boat con
tanning four persons, was driven of the boat into
the river. and man and his wife drowned. Two
men escaped Gu, Of the carriage. The horses were
10th 1rours3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

II There was no Nal last night south Of Phil
delphs relesrsPhie Dispatch from Baltimore TO the
PaisdaPia Bulis that the Uai0s Of Wednesday,
contains severs letters from otcers OF the army from
which appears that Santa Anna sued for the srni.re
Do these letters state ray the srmstce granted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17
BIZ Telegraph TO The Tribune.
Maine Election.

ArtAs OFFIcE, bosTO>' FTP I0-sFN
We have returns from 73towns IN Maine TIE
vote for Governor is. Wing 1850. Loco 1875.
Libberty s.i75. In the same towns last yesr the
Whig vote was 2o.36i Loco al,3's Liberty.
el93. Morse is certainly detesied in the Lincoln
District. and we fear that johnson is IN the Wsldo
We have reason to belive that two OF the Wig
Senators are elected In Kennebec County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17
PxrEksRrne Sept %. n

New Orleans papers OF the 9th contain farther
particulars from Mexico but | omit them. as the
pony express has sgain anticipated the mall
dav and q half
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

II The Governor OF Connecticut has offered 4
reward Of 500 for the detection Of the person pr
sons who ~s1iony d.inisrred- the BODY Of Francis
A. Msuhewson in the town Of stouinston, On sbo1,
the 22i day OF August last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

ann. Men.-An sdjosrned meeting Of this Committee
~i be held At the Broadway House on Fndsy evening
Sept II. at u O'Clock By order
JAS. 7. NJ. BLEAKLEY, Chairman.
fRrpERfcx FRyE, lser,s..re.
r. DELsfiEtD SxiTHs) =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

CmSCsE jonas the Chinese sailors have left the
junk V.iters have better opportunity u seeing al the
and outs Of nis eNraordnarY vessel than they had
while they board Of her They can now see M
orecate which contain. the apartments IN which thew
lived duung the day and slept dunng the night They
in which they used the drug look a. these With
ne other cgnositss which have often called the
entuu Of fne public Will amply reay .-fers Tor the
trouble Of visiting the Junk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17
MORE PROOF.

NtW-I Utk rePI 70 - !,
DEAR MADAM. Having used your Cold csndJ' 80
and IN nay family have found u invariably sfood r'''
for coughs colds, and all throat and lung complrls
mach opposed 70 advertised remedies bat Jo'' ~
hanbug style Of advertising. together With re W. I
your medicine has induced to give you tins eefn'''
% use as you think best Respectfully,
W. r. PARSONS, Surgeon Dentist, IN bs'rc'f
To Mrs ". JEWS, 57s Broadway, cor. Whiie-st
~ sold By MIs JEWS, 10 Broadway eo's"
White-xf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

- We are stin indebted to Messrs- Cloyes 4
Dennis for cop les Of Boston papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

SOFT SHY and clesn-oe u red, gray o. fssf', -
AL can have IT, sy all; At least those who WIZ ~
Three shillinzs for J0nes's Han kesf0fsnve-
N their hair 5 now dirty, harsh rusty or teTyi
II f falls from the head, turns rsy o. turns ~ n
II will make Il most lovely tnd sure Dore WI 4.
Al east only fools will do - tore they W ~ =
And 20 Try Il Is 10 Ike H. % you bald sod 700 sfs''
Remember you've only three shillins' % ~; A., ID,
~ Reader, this exquisite article feAll &C., ~,
tina. from you for you name n me nos, a.
ch.,h.r,'s, wv '"s As''' S'S '" hs Sso4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

srrKkIok CoUxT-Nos Sc g ~. q, 2 IA. g.. ~. 20
II. a. % II o. 80 IS N 100
Tnis Court vin sit for trials the whole Of nexf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

ait1 tAN9-JuFt received one stse OF very slfriI
Paris Hats latest fashion, made by the most celstni
makers ofParis. For sale by GESIS, 2Is BrosdEsJ
Also, Of beautiful hats and caps Tor childrse
RIcHELIEu DIAMOND PoiNTfD GoLD PfSs-B r. VA
sos Co Is Wilhan-st one door below Wsiist 81 j
Y SAVAGE, ~ Fulton-st selling, wholesale snd
all kinds OF Gold Pens at remarkably low prices ~
have the exclusive sale Of the brilliant Riehsl,s,
which at 81 the beat and cheapest Pens IN 'hseJ
Congress Pens 81 5oo,her Pen. a. 81 2s, ~ih''s
pencils Gold pens carefully repaired.
THE PREMIUM Coin PES ToR ONLY 81 ~
CREATION Co. II Cedar-st are now selling thee sp,fs
pens IN silver for only 81 D. liberal dseori'
b made 70 the trade, Country merchants should GI
means supply themselves with Of these of 81
Fail and Winter sales. GEEATos 4 CO. also keepsFa
variety Of other styles suitable ior the retail trade
sANDs's SiRsApARfLLa-Ia the wise economy ofNnn
there has been distributed through the mineral and r
tahlg Kingdoms variety Of medicica Substance sdss
- the relief Of various diseases bat n is believed hHs
no one product Of the earth are many powerful 80
tive properties combined In sanapanlla Yet % 70
der these latent properties practically useful they rs
development combination aud concentration 10 s,sei
Sarsaparia t % believed ell these objects have bees
fscted 70 the fullest extent II i now administers
general practice a and uniform remedy IN esas
scrofuis, leprosy tunor, swelling Of the joints, hrs
tsm. eryspela-, kings evil and every complaint ~
tomato Of impure blood Affections Of the m9coun 70
branes, suci chronic cstsrrh. spreading throsc
nasal passages into the bronchial membranes q he f
also iumbazo, white swelling, and hip diseases VIZ
removed by this invaluable remedy.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail. BY ABiD
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists. 100 Fulton. eornsrofWS
ham-sf. % Broadway, and II Fast Broadway n Zen
SID 80 BY Druggists generally throughout he Drs
states fnce - per bottle or SIX bottles Tor -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

LIrrLE hosE GsAPs, Ger Bsaes In fartherin.
P.isais Dy "h.ch the good of the comm unity 4.
Piro' us - sensble motto II customer. ar scarce
Ivy. more sdvertisir< II enough has not been aid b.
Joy know edge q the business. tell little more
80 <-4.il 70 cards and circulars, which highly imnor-
AZ a.o beneficial le prbcs be by advertising ia
FA'ilc nep1trf Of "a coesfrB They constitute the
iitrfl from whch little grape NAV be convenient.
y a1d ehectually applied and PALsERs Agency asord.
teidy Opportunity q commanding he = Commissioned
~ 20 ne on'inessdaiy receives advertisements for the
bet rspers. and near which may BE- seen an Sc a, III.
vee-Eises valuable practical information and IL always
on hand There Is bat one way OF obtaining business,
puDAetyoDe way Of obtaining publicity advert senenfs
the Newspaper the hy~heef by which motive power
q commercial enterprise sustained and money the
y we.es ne .a'ersns "a kept sO,nE" 50 says Black
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

Nsw fI,r UBlIcArioNsl-Just is.ued-Ths hrsi 81
ton Of hSoNs Fall Style Of Genilemen's Has Tor ~
has just been Published and is now ready for deliver
The author Is confident that he will dispose oflho'na
Of copies, inasmuoh all who have inspected the ar
pronounce Il 70 be unequaed for grace beauty and ar
tngne and promise Of doing the most thorough snt's
factory service. This style Of ha, only he obisr.
lS fulionst ltsaready the talk Of fashionable ciie
sud the prevailing opinion s that one cannot he
nizsd as gentleman in society unless he wears Kna
alllI-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

- VIII open tins morning an elegant and extensive
assortment Of neh Silks printed Cashmere D'Eco.se and
Mou'n de Lanes purchased the recent Auction Sale.
a. pn'~s greatly below the Of importation 70 which
they invite the attention Of purchasers Corner Brosd
Way aud Reade-st ---~.,, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

We are indebted 70 Extras Of the Sur and fsr'
aid for the following intelligence received IN ad-
vance Of the mail 4 TelegTaPhic DisPAlcn' 0oH
piled from what follows appeared 10 our Evening
Edition of yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17
Business Notices.

LEARY 4 co. HAf1ERS
~ d,anmn, lsi7. Fashion for Geafeusas Has I'll
DO Introduced On s.,s.s- s4la = TIE Riafk k's'r
Has W.. are no v manu- featuring vill embrace imporn
improvements recently perfected by u.s. sod in qssg
and elegance OF style WILDE uuequalei by sny her,s
fore offered They will DO readily distinguished B, he
nap which when agits,sd by the air become, de,assi
into delicate and graceful jas eo'ant.' ies,ure char
scteristc Of the choicest quality Of genuine Beaver
Astor House " Y 4nx % 1877 su2i n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

The official report Of Gen Salas, who was second
10 command A. Contrrras aud ~ho IL now prisoner.
has been published ir Mexico He admits that hls de-
feat wss total bur usual lays tne blame Of BIZ.
brother o-ers he says that on the afternoon u tn
l9th-lths while one Vas returning taer fire.
the MexicAns fought with uncommon v-lor and enthus
they we're suddenly surrounded sni At tnrosn into
that Il the outset OF disorder ne shouted Victory for
Mexico ordered the truuPcts 70 sound and directed
Gen TorrejJn - charge <h bis sncer but sccoroinx
d the sane accounts that oe-f fed In the most
srdy manner the infantry 20, mixed up N the
~ and also fed and the rOut Of a. complete AMI
most disastrous
sslss says that Gen Valencia ran % 3, the com
neDcemeni Of the hht that he does DOT Know VIVA,
tecou Of hir and tor this has es hmse called
upon 10 make report. such 10 the account given by
hs ExceIency Gen Sr Don Narsno ie Sslss Of the d.
feat II Contrerss-0ns Of the brilliant victories
achieved by our since the ment cf the
wsr-brant and most important for the great results
produced al % little l0ss side. and for which
Gen smith a. vel a. Col Riley and The other cftcers
engaged to IL receiving the unqualified appreciation
Of tn- entire army.
Gen salss himself scknog edges ths. In this battle
Gen Fou,rra Vas killed and th.; beside himself Gem
Aeni0xa Blanca and Garcia we're wounded and TAKEN
prisoners IN ADDITION b Ia; Of over 100 other OF .-rs
-colou.la captains. &c-gbo we're either KILLED.
~0uucec or are nox In hsnds And here IL, M
nenoa one fact In rel.fon % the zer battle OF nuru
oaseo. which will sho~ how Gsr Scot wn 70 Gao
'1rins ne entire Mexican army Attic tine Gsc worth
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-01
TO FARMERS.

AoblET WOOl.LEN FACrORY.-Th
- subscriber viii keep on hand a large assor'.
ment OF cloth Of his own manufacture, which he
proposes 10 exchange ioI wool. He wiil give
one yard OF good heavy cloth lur two aud a half
pounds Of good clean wool of the sam. quality ;
or he viii work wpol upon shares, o. fnlInws -
give oac-hal( the cloth the wool makes Ia rccciy-
ing eight cents per yard from the customer upon
his h1li or all the wr3lnikrs By receiving thirty
light cents per yard Tor manufacturing lie " III
al-o Manufacture for customers--hlaniris Jeans
ond 'hnnel', 1s we'll ~ siiineli and fan cloth.
CiRb Dressing d1na on reasonable trrms,
and At short nri,ce None bat the best work.
men viii he ompluved.
Any person gong &, Chicago, from the cen.
tr1l or southern par, OF the state, will pnss nv
his town. an all the subscriber wishes, to in
sure a Continuance Of patronage, s.to once have
n nan piyoli1a him. Wool can be san, M he
Illinois river directed TO J. \. Ma,,cspn Joliet.
W III county, to the care Of MIR. Abrams, Peru
ilia. aul it will he forwarded. where cloth will
be put up in nent anil safe manner. according
to the above terms, and sent in return TO any part
of the State without troubling he owner, to &C .
company il. J 4 NATrESON.
\. B--Persnus coming hon distance with
quantity Of wool tn be cariad or manufactured,
ii obliged to stay over night, shall be to no es.
pensc. IA H.
Inlict. Niroh 22l, 1917. 10
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German method far making Flo,o-
erS grov IN he Uinter.-We saw of
such a branch Of any shrub as will
answer our purpose, and then lay it
for an hour or two in running stream
1t we can find one. The object OF
this is to get the ice from the bark,
aud soften the buds. It is afterwards
carried into our warm rooms and fix
cd upright in wooden box or tub
containing water. Fresh burnt lime
is then added to the water, and allow
ed to remain in it about twelve hours,
when 1t is removed, and water added,
with whicha small quantity of vitrol
IS mixed to prevent its putrifying.--
In the course of some hours the BIOS
SONS begin to make their appearance,
and afterwards the leaves. II more
lime be added, tho process is quick
ened, while fit be not used at all,
the process is retarded and the leaves
appear before the blossom.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-01

Which said lands Samuel Swnrwout 10 VIM
Young late president the Mount Savage Coal and Iron Company
r the ard benefit United by deed briing
3dy Of Decemh 1912 and recorded January s. 1913 in L6e
H. No. ilos IS 49, and 20 the land records of Acglny
iy. Nd"
The said lands sold by the marshal Illinois
under adsess against said Swawout the 22 November
1913 and in by the United The deed OF marsh
the United executed June H. 1874 and duly recorded in the
sevearl counties in the Of Illinois where leland lies.
CONDITIONS.
Each bid must he Cor separate number tho schedule &C. for
cash he deposited the following places To the credit Of the
solicitor Of the specifying OF what particular
her IN the schedule Of property it is deposited, TO witt
The United States treasury WOshng'ou District Of Conmbn
the Assistant Treasurer Boston New York. PHILADELPHIA Charles
ton, =. e." New Orleans, AMI St, Louis.
The Collector of Buffalo, y. " Baltimore, Md
Wilmington ~ savannah Ga Mobile Ala. and Richmond, Va
Surveyors of customs, Nashville, renn Cincinnati Ohio
Receivers of public Ilo Rock Ark Jacksonville nl
Chicago, H., md Detroit Michigan.
2 Eich bid must h accompanied with guaranty the form gwen
below which mus, be certified by collector, naval officer marshal
unlSae dsrc, attorney pos,uas'er that the sun'or good
AM topafy making responsihrc for the amonnt.
g. On receiving depoc signed by ofhe deposit
torres above mentioned NUT claim deed conveying all the right u'
interest and claim the United the property described IN the
m an paid or will be executed anil acknowledged by the solicitor
m the Treasury fes Of all charge purchaser Such conveyance
will be sent free Of Office in the United States
may be requested.
cto whether there shall no bids for the property
o. Before bidding all requested to make themselves a
3uained with the situations value and lille Of the they intend
to hid for rs to rely upon their judgment in bidding
" Amer The last day Tor them, the bids viii he openen
Of such officers Of the department shall be NIL. to 'eu
nod viii he examined aud passed upon fast practicable '
WI be given promptly 70 each person whose bid accepted o"' " "
Others. ,
The NJ tho bid Her should in Ill be written a. eng
and rgbc hand The bidder should give the name ot inc S'
office 10 which communications for him L, be sent ,
g. B be scaled and marked the outside IN ese
Sr,Lsn IT, s. rnor.nTY aud addressed TO tho S'co'
Of the Treasury, Washington, d. T..
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n .skNm1s


" rofm OF lhd. guaranty and certificate,
!, residing at in The cam
~ OF in the state Of hereby ole,
the tnlsd States the sum of doliersii,
cash TOR their right, tItle interest, and claim Il,
The property described in number in Nh,
printed advertisement Of the solicitor Of the Tea.
suty, upon the terms and condition therein men.
TONED and hereby, in consideration Ct the
premises, neree Ia care my Ind therefor shall he
accepted by said solicitor. To deposit that sum.
N law la money, in one Of he dcposloIirs men
n'h'u in SAID advertisement, within thiuv d.y,
alter my hld shall be accepted aud notice there
ol sent I" me by mail. .--'-..
Dated 1917
FOR value rercind, gunrantccro the Unite,,
Sates the Performance of the above undcr,akin,
10y the s'sner thrroi, in case his hid be accented
Dated lsiI
certify that the above guarantnr is rcsnops;-
bc for the sum mentioned IN the above bid
II. Pat- e The lands Mt Boston ran be- srcn =,
The office the United Safes dislric, attorney
IN that city and in tho solicitor oice al Wash.
ington.
Bid not performed on the part Of the bidder.
according Ia the terms spccihedin the above con.
dii'ns, may At the option e the solicitor. he
declared null and weld In all eases where fraud
may have been pmc,ised against the lnn,l
Sairs the sallcltnr may, before CNcru,ing M.
convcSan declare the hid invalid AMI of no ec-
feet. H. H. GiILEr
= hcIier uf the TREASURY
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10 prescrre Peaches.-Clcan
your peaches BY pouring hot water
upon them, and afterwards wiping
them with coarse cloth ;put them
into glass or earthen jars, cork them
up, and lasten the corks with wire or
strong twine; then place the jars
in kettle of hot water, covering
them to the cork, and boil the water
NATL the atmospheric air is expelled
from the jars, after Which seal them
mp tight with wax. Peaches prepar-
cd in this way retain their original
flavor, and are equally delicious,
when cooked in the ordinary manner,
six months or year after being put
up, as Just taken from the trees.