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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20
Bountp Eano tl)arrants.

BOUNTY LANDAU persons entitled to Land
ID Warrants unoer the te act Of es1 hiyi shs%
oPsIy Ses g on ,Pp so P.s 20 iAiLoA
BOUNTY LAND and Pension Claims under
ID late law. Of Congress promrty and s.s,y prosecuted bJ
GEO WOoDMAN Attorney a. L.. No - Wt.i.n-.t
BOUNTY LAND TO ARMY aud NAVY
ID All soldier, snd s.lors who served 10 sn' War since
1880 whether on entitled to lso L,aS
and obtain wsrr.ut for the ,,m- OF o. sHUfELor
No 2Ewssu st., two doors frool v sll-st
GOVERNMENT CLAIMS.-The undersigned
" will procure BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS ADD obtain
PENSIONS for entitled tteno uoder the various sets
the jnoictiOn Court of Claims and prompt attention
vii .uy bushes. connected With oooT,'. or .ay
IL money car sissy: hs ave he hss,:, P,es
No "a Psnnsyvspis-sv, Washington, c.
NB-The XXXUId CoDsrsss has srsp'ed Bounty Lands,
Viz 80 se,' to 81 who served "a s'y. du'n, .ny Wa o.
miner children sueh; also 20 the widows Of heyolGu'ny
AIM en- Navy during any The provisions Of lac ap
ply also Indians .b,Plsus sson maers sod e.ptsI.
must cpS the psue Of person who performed the service
the hind. tine srsde place srd ourstoo 81 .rvs. S
,sS,S ~ .s%op .ss The date Of ,he dS Of III. bu,snd
ard Of sDd minor children should send the a''
s.f.ne. m.s s made TO the cor,.ioper Of P-n.ons 70
10y P9ef o jo,ess asn1 % Rev barley
". Coicor.n. Jude Crawford Wsshins,on HOE a. 81
FillmoIe, Hon Hamilton Fish Hon '" d. seward HA -
MCgsn
I AND-WARRANT OFFICE, No. 90 Wall-st,,
u Ne~Yorr The highest market Priee pad io ,S
WARRANTS ard al Warrants sold BY are gusrsnIe'
ar forwarded by mail otherwise upon rsesP' OF fei.
tsoees ..,i.s "a
''1'' T j. COLEMAN, No. IS valet
VNAXES.-Taxes can be paid on Lands located
j in Ilnais, scopsD. Iowa Arkansas. Museum " y
ofice. G. sHUFELDr. No. Nassau 81. too doors "'
Wslla NY
TINTED STATES BOUNTY LAND AGENCY;
u TO Army and Navy Ofeer. Soldiers both -,
VII Sale Men
Masters T,snsers indians AMI eli pe,rns who h.s tss
days In % the Was Of the Un't-d
l7g, The 1r Of SIS g'res you Oae 1H,drei das
Acre. Of bounty Land! We prepared % prO1pty "
yosr Caias and otriE your Warrant for b0r1fy t9As
ard sonep BY at aTrsne q y, -,
aaS MSnk JOras N. g. c0Bs Co;
No q Wi.aurst New i9t.
RrrrREScts-Bsnk Of the Common wealth; ONO Lie sA'
Trust Com psry.
SOO LAND WARRANTS WANTED--,.U.si
OOV the he,ieso and Florie. wsr AID me VIZ ,st.s 10
end alec llipois. Missouri AID ArtAnsp fstetn ,ss-
1872 lcps since sod for so Psten" -
In Illinois Wbcopsin snS Iowa for vsTs m mr. NJ Ea,
trice will be given. Apply 70 @ @ sHurbLDA' N"-
saust fIst foor, two doom from WAlisr
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Mr0ifal.

DR. r. B. NEWMAN's TRANSPARENT
~ PLAsTgRs-spesd Canton asonel.,re the most
pr mp relieve Psin caused BY kheumsn Diseased Liver
rns. III. oible to be the joints fice
i?l cents h, AkODYNE for Coughs Cods, Consumpt'on
&c PAGES ythu Of the kind Price - csss saa ~
cents Twenty experience asa Physicise should en,e
The Doetars ocine confidence No $ dIdsons Sea
ersl DEPOT HALL, RUCKEL Co No 2@O Green sleh'''
whole.sle Aaetis
VF YOU HAVE A CO G IL
j try WIDOW MALONES COUGH CANDY-the best
Consb Candy ever made. Wholesale No. S96 Pesrfst-
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UTFIcE OF THE NEW CREEE CoMPAsY.
Of Hanp.hirs County, Va,

o. Hampshire County Va,
No 9'l 'rGlnutst Philadelphia
sTaM MEETING of the Directors of the New
n Creek Coupsny he'd their Office tbs day IL Gas anan-
inouby .,vL l. -
pointed Vice President Of the New creek Conpany WI al
iboIy eerihcst. o. STOCK aad rsks transfers 10 new
York By oder OF the Board OF Directors
Pbnsseltbia March lG 1855 { JULIUS fTe.t
Trrs Books have been Jed st tie Office OF the Com
ps,v M SIS wall Al New. York
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pbIy, No 80 "bit
0FF1cI OF INA liIeHIcAS cEx7EAL RAILs9Ip GO
CFALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
S Six S0 90 DontsR
Convertible BLds OF Notes Of tbs company pa!seie sep /
Bond. Of the conpa,y due either IN April October next
will be received in settlement for hi' o>n or payments may
be sde in cash foOgs VIZ: three hubed snd Ss't'
Eve ,bou d dos 3Oh March AID two hundred sod
vbol- be paid 10 cash 1t such time may be
Propo.s. v De opeu stbi, odis at u O'Clock,
Tu.,dsy 2ob March end the ,osn vii be swsrda % "a.
to oermine in favor Of bios foI the isse. snount BY
order Of the Directors ISAAC LlNtRM0sE rr-ssarer
= HE COUPONS falling due on the LIST Of April
re,t the Construction Bond. OF the Illinois Cen :.
o. Con- parry No w..t end .1er the I'd day Of
A ,. T envelopes ' P IsSS ss s
V,HE MARINERS SAVINGS BANK, corner
i sd-sv and 9Th" -Ps,s6 per c-nt iNrEREsp on SUNS
Open s ssi pD fom ga H @ and WEDNESDAY
ndsArURDAi EvENIrG,. froD5ros
HOP JACOB A. wEsTERvELr Qae Mayor Of the city
PHILIP W. Escs and Isaac T. SMITH, Vice Presidents.
W II. ELLSWORTH. secr,t.ly.
B. This Saving. Bank ' N no way connected With snI
other Bar 10 This regularly Chartered
according TO i,w BY the Lssia,ure this STATE and h its
prcp,ry worth double the tmoant loaned
NOTICE.-PORTAGE ALBION MINING
s. .. srs %ss.s OF II. s ss 40 Yer %
Merchsnts Exchange In the City Of New YoIs e II
1855 for the election VI pIeco. end i hs ,ias
srtion of other busnsn J. y. BUcreh"ORrH.
NATHAN CAsWE ELL
OFFICE 40 II WILLIAM sr.. NEw-yoRE.
rI,IIE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to tran,act
Comuison Bu.ipess ia toe p1rchtss ard ale OF ~ y!
NESS PAPER the procurement OF ADVANCES ,np "a
hmrhOiAA ROBERT T CaEAMER.
RrryPrycFs Beebee Co. Bakers, Ne" YORK
Mr,,, godnsp Tea Brock New York, M.ssrs 80 'ecs
Read DIex,I DO + " Ednnrds ESQ, Ca'hier Msshsn
s Bspk do d. V. II. Bertholf ESQ Cashier Lag BANK
n Horsiio Mo.e. E.q Paterson, NJ.
nFMOINE NAVIGATION and RAILROAD
IL COMPANY NOTICE "A call Of FIVE PER CENT.
noon the unpaid ,ock Of the Demoiae N.sikaon and h
reed Company this day made by the sosd OF pee ors
nnysble Al the Treasurers Office. No IS Wih.mst Ne"
Yo,k as fllow, One per the LIST dsy OF Apn Two
rer cent the Jet day Of May and two per cent Oh the M
dsy Of June next-Dated FEB IL. 1882 ,,,r -
a NTHONY LANE, STOCK and EXCHANGE
"A BROKER member Of the n Y Stock cxehsose Beard
buvs and cells on commission al kinds CT STOCKS snt
e0EDS usually sold at the Bos.d stoek-b az
record daily ses be seen st hb oee NO ~ walsh
where Information relation to Stocks will be liver
N Oh nnn TO LEND on BOND and
can't. for term OF years soo3 productive Real Estate ia
hi. e,.v Apply to s. S BROAD. No. Is WGl-s:.
OS OO0 TO $1,000 to LOAN on Bond
d. s)sOVDV and 40 impr wed down to-n city
| property Apply to BAKER WEEKS No. Finest cor.
Of Broadway
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n s. BoveH, Auct'opeer.

A LECTION NOTICE.-U N X T. Elk V Il ID
~ I,U.E SALE R..woo1 and 1sbogs.y FUR
Future C.RPETs. PIANO FORTE, &c THIS tues
b.twe,r CHf ard Gold-Al the well msds. desirable rose
wood ssny Furniture naned In The blouse con~
ns OF isr.e py Ingrsn ard other Carpets fine m,nog:ny
Ttt. Tee sois upholstered In bes, and covered
in hair cloth; rosewood AID mahogany Corner stands upho
with slab nd breasts several very large Engtsvines OF the
eaton Nativity and Ciuci6xlOn; ro.ewood Piano frte Of
octave Gne iDs,rumept made by Chicksring; mahogany
Fereb Beds.sd. Pslsses, Hair Mattresses wooden Bisn
hsis QUins Pillows. &c - =,
A.o wsnut spd maple Bedesds Looking Gls marble
top sur.sus wsshsnds &c also GROCERY, sto9e-Wse,
Cbba t1tGss Parer and o,ber stoves, ed'er Tee
Set spcors Fors &c Parties whipg 70 puishse eoois se
assured they do with perfect security every
te vii found perfectly sound ana fully equal 70
oesciptoD given. kOthiog bought in Sale poaive "
Adj tised
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CUPREME COURT.-EDwARD EVANS

- ssainst JAMES RtDHARD5-jummons for . money dc.
mend on eoniIsct-To Mr.. yASES RICHARDS; you are
hseby ard required TO the compsnt In the
County New York the i4h day Of February 1so and OF
witch copy herewith served upon and 20 COPY
OF your a. compsst the scfiDers,
oce ct No us Nssssu second Office aoor. rom No ~
City Newyok within twenty days ser the service hereof
exclusive the q suct services and fail 70 aaswe
the said plant within the time Aforesaid the psntih In
this action will ke Judgment sgsnt for the SUN o. one
hundred and seventy dollars and ninety cents win Ia
ter, the seventh Day Of rovemoe thousand EIGHT
hundred and fifty besides the costs Of this scoa Dated
Teb IA 1855 CAPRON L LAKE, PisntiTs Attorneys,
f20 lsvtwTu No 10 Nssssust., N. 1.
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OrFtcE OF IN. IIIIkois GENITAL R.LsoAD coNPssy.(
hEw-YOEK Hsreh 2. i6,A
THE ANNUAL MELTING of the STOCK
i HOLDERS OF the Ilsooi. Central Railroad CompsnJ,
for The ELECTION OF DIRECTORS and the ssas.euon Of
.ry ott er busue will he'd the Office OF he orp.ay,
N tbs city OF Chicago Illinois WEDSESDAi zee Ar
ssy OF rsrcb 1855, at l,t ocloek 4 a.,
fls Trtu1fer Books viii De clos from the 18th to the 2
mat both dsy. lpclu,ive J. Z. sUSCE. Secretary.
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OFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY
Nav YORK, March 10. 1901 )
TIIE ANNUAL ELECTION for Thirteen Di-
re:tors Of the above Company will BE held at the Office
No 10 Broadway, MONDAY, the a day o. April next
The polls Ill open H. and cle at o'clock p ~ The trans
feI will be closed the 18th ~ Msch until u Of April
inclusive. HENRY SNITH, Secretary, pro ten.
PHrsIx FIRE Insurance COMPANY March 49, 1855.
nIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors have
~ this day declared Dividend of EIGHT Pea CENT on
the capital Of payable sod after the 18th inst
at their office No. 345 Fulton-st. 3rooklyn.
PHIL4NDER SHAW, Sec'y.
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SOO LAND WARRANTS WANTED-,.U.si
eOJU the n.,Iesp ana Gloris. WA. ard the wsr OF
and nlpe Missouri AID Arh.nss P,ietn is.T
n is,o,. Wisrons,n ana Iox fr which hxeest cssn
,4rs III be siy,n Apply 20 q @ sHUfELDr No Nae
ssust, fIst foor Two Goop from wallis
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TAXES.-Taxes can be paid on Lands locator
i in Illinois iscorsp. Iows Artsnsv, Museum ~ ~
ofiee G. sHUFELDr. No Nassau ST.. too doors '''1'
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Tvsfs MOsRsLL, Anetioneer
A r-CTJnN THIS (Tueedsv\ MORNING. l0d

UCTION, THIS Tuesday MORNING, l0t,
At Eo 81 Nassau a., by catalogue &c Of nch and mo-
Sinu, vurnars 0n6 hand PisnO roes Mirrors
on Pspiitss Colo aud Psted Jewslly French Ohlas .s
j,ry Chinese Sh-ws Porte NOonses Hsvsaa cgHs pes.'
ker Roe. wood Psr,r Hall and Cpsmoer Furoifoei sso
Rssew ooo Mshos.ny Oak sod Ensmel'd for eoue ouh.i
best live Oeee fentlsf
Ro,,,r. -r6 Pillow, eessut Cbns Tea sets sod 's-es 10y
ste Furniture; Gold END Plated Jeweiry IN lsrss IA
sro F.s OF superior qualify; also second hand 40 DC o1
~ II oeloci lsJe stock q Bsvsns Cig. Counting sooa
Desks superior Hsl Stands sofs Tee alctss Easy MOCK
,y ana rsylo Cbars &c See catalogue for description
NB-ssis elton susrsnteee purchaser NO under
tedins Every attention paid 20 pscsDs for shlPplne
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II NexYorE The bishsst msrtet price pad for ~
WARRANTS ard all Wsrrsnts cold by are gusrsn,eea
AZ oIw sIded by mail otherwise upon recs'p, OF 'e
Lave Warrants procured for sodersnd Others enee 20
D'DD'' T j. COLEMAN, No IS valet
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JOSEPH COLLINS. PresdeGt
DIRECTIONS
Joseph 3. Collins, John Chez. John J. Phsps'
Luther Br,d.h B. = WheelErisht, Charles z. Bal.
Jsmes suydsm, Wilson u. Blunt, Gefard otayVesa'''
J,u.. h.r.b ID H. Arnold Clinton Gilbert,
Tho. c D,Iemus, W. Hermilye, Jacob HArs-a,
Isaac A Storm William Tucker, William B0Ies,
Jn. s. Poh.nns Shepherd Knapp, H. K Coming,
Jobr A Irnu,er Fdg ard l. Glars John c. 5sdwin,
Io.ish ticb lease ~ Pbeis Ed~ud Min'urn,
C,s. n Cor nolv + Luqueer. Lucien D Conan.
J. w u. (LEnESTs NJ s-oiesl Examiner, fe-henee
70 10 Amiyst Al the once u the Company dsy fo n IL
10 C'cook NJ. -
n q DE GRoOT Actusry
Ioux Far
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Planting Corn al the South.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Jan !, 1856.
II has occurred to me that you may not be
familiar with our mode Of planting corn upon
the highlands at the South. With swamp
lands and river bottoms have but little ac-
quaintance; my remarks refer to the larger
class oflands upon which corn and cotton are
grown, in Middle Georgia.
The usual distance torplanting corn varies
from four feet square, a single stalk in the hill,
to Eve and halfby three and half feet
The former distance gives 6, 1922 stalks to the
acre. the latter 2,262. We cannot depend on
more than one good ear of corn to the stalk.
Some persons estimate one hundred cars to
the bushcl, but my impression is, that one
hundred and ten or one hundred and twenty
ears will be found more accurate There is
not much land which has been long cultivated
by our exhausting crops Of cotton or corn,
which will bear the first mentioned distance.
My own experience inclines 10 the latter.
This will explain toyou why the product in
corn to the acre is so moderate, nor can the
distance be much lessened by manuring
more libcrally. Corn closely planted on
those lands will generally fire" Such
lands as now refer, which have been cult.
waited some thirty or forty years consecutive.
~, originally yielded, when fresh planted,
fifteen or twenty bushels of corn to the
acre; now, without manure, not more than
ten bushels with manure they will yield as
much as at first Such lands being free from
stumps, can be tended in corn and cotton al
the rate of from twenty to twenty five acres
TO the "hand." Although the product to the
acre seems small, the yield to the hand is
fair
Corn is generally hoed once and plowcd
thrice. Cotton is hood and plowcd five
times, at least During seasons of drought,
there is danger Of injuring corn by blowing
and cutting the roots. Yet it is difficult to
avoid blowing it in rotation. The pillow must
be kept in motion. During the drought of
last summer, mode of culture was adopted
on one Of my places which think worthy
of mention. 1t was this Instead OF plow-
ing both sides of the corn the same day,
only one side was plowed; the whole field
being thus worked, the other side was then
plowed This gave time for the corn to re
cover from the first blowing
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The ground being in a fit state to receive
the plants, we will discuss their preparation
&c. The plants when obtained from the
nursery, should lie sorted, fnot done bcior'
keeping all large and small plants in separ.
ntc parcels, and avoid mixing in planting rs
much as possible. Trim the roots cutting
off all scraggy roots to facilitate planting,
and cut off the head of the plant about one
inch above the ground after planting. lieut.
the plant before putting it into the ground,
by taking handful of plants by the roots,
and cutting them off ut one blow, with a
sharp hook or Ratchet on block, about two
inches above the collar. | consider from
experience, that hedge trimmed at time of
planting, to have more than two seasons ben.
eft over one trimmed OF cut down the sea.
son after planting.
To obtain an cvcr-growing hedge, re.
commend small plants, as there is less fail.
urc in their taking root than with large ones,
unless put in by an experienced hand, and
though plenty profess to know all abour it,
! have never met with more than one or two
that could pass for such on trial After the
roots are planted, attention must be paid that
nothing be allowed to trespass on them
whereby the tender buds may be broken
Dogs, cats, and poultry are fully as deter
mined to making good hedge, if allowed to
pass andrepass where the buds are about to
sprout, as hogs would be in a corn or potato
field in securing a profitable crop.-Nothing
should be allowed to pass across the hedge
the first year or two whilst in sap, if YOU
would secure good hedge. To guard the
tender shoots, have found it beneficial to
stretch wire No. H. a few inches above the
ground, allowing the plants to grow around
it, and if another be put two feet or more
from the ground, it would be further SO
CURLY against trespasscrs.
These direction, have given for an orna.
mental hedge. Fer farm hedges, il. would
be needless to cut down-.hc object in farm
or line hedge being a heavy and strong
growth in the most expeditions manner. 10
effect this, the plants should be allowed to
grow, unpruned, until fit for FLASHING
cutting or trimming weallcns the plants and
rctards its growth more then persons i'm.
aginc. have plants that are seven years
cd, that are six times the diameter Of others
that are ten years, and in height the differ.
cnce is as three to one, and all owing to occa-
sional trimming or pruning.
W. ". BEAuCnAur.
Skaneatalcs, Dec, 1854.
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Cure for EOul i'm the Feet.

In the " Rural ",of December ., see
two recipes for curing foul in the feet of cat
tic by the use Of a small rope, blue vitrol,
&c. have used these, and also corrosive
subimatc, and have seen hot rosin and hot
tallow poured between the claws ofthe hoof,
and even the knife used to cut Way the ciicc-
ted parts, and other like barbarous remidies.
But for the last fifteen yeaas have used
nothing but curriers' oil, of a good quality,
and applying from three to six times, has
never failed to cure with me. | once had a
cow so bad with the fouls that she could
s'arcely get up and was entirel unable to
walk, and cured her in week perfectly
well, with nothing but simple, pure curriers'
OIL 1t is equally good for the foot of man
when affected with what used to be called
the ground itch, in or between the toes.
u. j. MANSON.
West Gcnncsec Y
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Aud lh0l al lhe sniOe SAFE on The Tlst tIay ihCfe
of, T.. l.. IleriIck became the purchaser oil the
swqof sec. %, township "a, range ), and las
duly assigned the same TO me, which tract ssub
Iect to the same time Of redemption "a those pur.
chased by ne. la27 u G.. UNDERniii.
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Gun Maker,

and dealey IN all kinds of Sporismen's articles,
one door south Of tie Union Housr, Columbus
Street, OfidBa III,
Il EEPSconsanlly onh1nJ ageneral assortment
IN 81 English aud German double aud single
towllng pieces, boys guns, good variety, all OF
which were bought for cash, aud selected from
large invoices, with great care AZ 10 their general
workmnnshipand finish, aud can be sold al better
bargains than have been heretofore had in this
market.
Gentlemen wishing guns for themselves or boys
and not being good ud., .s oihr article will find Il
q oblecit0 call ON the subscribers where they can
dependupon what is told them and be sure oi get
ting good safe gun, rs we deal with none but the
regular gun dealers, and have none of the cheap
east iron stuff with which the county Is flooded.
Rifles, made from Remiugton's celebrated cast
shetland iron barrels, are warranted to b- equal TO
any made ~ this state or elsewhere both in shoot
ing qualities and workmanship. The subscribers
have tot several years been enga ged IN the manu-.
iacure OF the celebrated increased twist rifles and
have avnilrd themselves OF all the latest improve
mcn's as regards the inside finish aud sighting !;
We ia,ier oursely thu an inspection OF the work
made n, our establishment Is II that is wanted to
satisfy gentlemen of the ,ra,h olthe above state
larn,.
Powders superior article kept, suitable for tar
get practice orlong ranges
Key lifting done bycompetrnt hands and in n
workmaniikr manner.
All work done by him is warranted.
Ottawa. Dec 2.lSj2. HIP. BRrSKER.
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Washing Butter with New Milk

a writer in the Boston Cultivator over
the signature Of "Many," says he finds in
French work the following remark and
asks if any one Of the buttcr-makers in this
country have even tried it, and fso, with
what result. The remark is as follows: To
procure butter of an excellent flavor and cx.
IRENE dclicacy, it must be washed finally
with new milk. The cream of the milk is
incorporated with the butter, and commu.
nicates to il its sweetness and dclcacy.
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Green's Mills,

rTNIIE above mills havsju., undergone thorough
/ repairs aud are now so arranged that six run
oibuTrs can be turned on custom work or merchant,
either which makes the "Old Pioneer" one oithe
bestcustom mills in the state AZ the four run Of
mcrchantburts, bolts, &c, WILDE used iorcustom
work wh.neverrequired.
Gem -men give us cal ,ns we are determined
to spare no pans, with good, competent, and ac-
cOmmoda,ing mlIIers to render genera lsa lsiaciOn
The undersigned has obtained the entire con-
troll ottc above mills and will hereafter supcrin-
tend them in person and he feels confident that
with his new arrangement ioge'hc with II Young
lileiime's experience in the above business tina, he
ansately defy all honorable competition.
DAYTON, Sept. II. 1852. ID. GREEN.
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NOTICES!
THE UNDERSIGNE ED AGENT Of the lET-
i MA INSURA<CE,O OF n RTEORD

CONNECTICUT, takes pleasure IN informing the cit-
Gems of Chicago that this Company il perfectly
sound, with It's whole cnpitalpaid in, and uniTnpa-
red. We have received from the Secretary the
following, VIZ:
EIA INSURANCE CoMrANY,
HARTFORD. Sept sih, 1854
I ;. lIcBBARD, Agent, Chicago,
The condition Of this or.
fee. notwithstanding the considerable losses Of the
past two months, is sound. The capital is whole
with respectable surplus. The Company do not
owe Dollar to any Bank or other Institution
There l. not n note or acceptance oi the Company
outstanding in the hands OF any Individual or lnsti-
tuition, with large balance in cash al our credit in
Bank, and every loss now outstanding VIII be
promptly paid n, mnrurity or before. Our invest
lucnts IN Bonds, Stocks and Mortgages exceed
-Four Hundred Thousand Dollars, besides large ha.
lanccs due and IN course Of transmission from
Agents.
believe the Hartford insurance company ofIIar-
rttori, and the Norhwester lns Co. O.wego,
IN proportion 10 their capital, ARE equally good in
all respects. Their annual statements can be seen
al my Office. sic GEo. 5 FIsnsR,a.t
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Undertaking as usual. shall receive his particu-
lar attention. Ready made collins. OF all sizes
and styles. from Fisk's metallic cases, to plain
walnut coiIins--a full supply alwayson hand, md
those coming from distance need never feara dis
appointment a, the depot, and u, unusually low
rates.
Good walnut and cherry lumber q inch stuff
always wnated - PETER RussELr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-24

The JAPAN PorAro. This is a root recently
introduced into this country from France,
where it first became known about three
years ago 1t somewhat resembles the
sweet potato, but it is thought that wherein
it differs from that edible its tendency will
b. to come into even more general use
French chemists represent that its nutritious
properties are greater than those ofany 9th.
er known root. Mr.. Boil exhibited some OF
the roots at late meeting of the New York
Horticultural Society, and described then,
as giving a large yield, capable of bearing q
cold climate, and of remaining in the ground
during the winter. They are extensively
cultivated in Japan.
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Executors Notice.
A LII persons indebted 10 the estate Of NJ.
~ VIM. W. Cavsrly, late OF Ottawa, d,cea.
sed, are requested TO make immediate p,ymcn
TO the Undersigned, executors oil said estate. a
failure to settle and pay sad demands, on OF be.
for. the first day Of March next, will subject all
81 ell debtors to settle the same with some oil ~
duly authorized to collect the same according tc
law JuILANYA w. CAvARIA,
LYMAN ID. CAvAELY,
December 23-u Executors of saidrN uh =.