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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-29

A CURIOSITY, in the shape OF tocs or mar
from sluice-hedd, is now in the possession OF
an 'honest miner" who resides in this place.
Ledger.
More curious still = ''an honest miner" in
the town of Volcano Sentinel
The insnuations of the Sentinel do not
make the miners of Volcano dishonest. They
work for what they obtain; delve into the
earth with strong arms and willing hearts,
procure from the rich treasures here deposit
ed the means with which to procure the ne
cessaries and rational enjoyments OF life. LIS
this not honesty! Is it not an independence
that monarchs might covet in vain! II ma
ture has been more lavish in the bestowal of
her riches in this vicinity than in some other
places, certainly it is no fault of the miner.
The above dirty little fling of the Sentinel
at the miners of Volcano will be remembered
by them.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-29

THEArRE.-Mr. Mexican Buchanan, high
" celebrated as tragedian, appeared with his
company in this place Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, to very fair houses
Mr.. Buchanan has met with degree of sue
cess in the mountains, thus far, that has not
been excelled by any other actor His rep
utation, both in the Atlantic States and Eu-
rope, warrants the patronage that has been
extended him among the hardy miners OF
California Mr.. Buchanan proceeded from
this place to Fiddletown; thence to San An
dres Campo Seco and jackson. He will re-
turn to Volcano in the course of week.. and
after presenting two or three fayorite Shaks-
perian plays, proceed to Ell Dorado county.
Success will attend him wherever he goes.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-29
Mr. l.. r. Fisher

Is our authorized agent in San Francisco,
procuring advertisements, and transacting 0
business
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

Jusr THIS DIFFEREgcr-The " ork-
ing Farmer says, that BIr. james Camp
bel of n. j., SUBSIDIZED every other ia4d
and planted tie whole in corn. The
number of ears of corn to the hill were
alike Oh the sub and surface plowed lands,
sali the size OF those gathered from the
sab-soiied portions was 50 much greater
that elghty-five ears filed the same has
ket which held ll3 ears from TIE portion
rot sub-soiled.' This IS q mater we'll
worthy the thoughts OF many west eru far
ners as those OF New Jersey or Of any
country. Deepening the SOIL adds to its
capacity Of FrUduc;iol by allowing a more
extensive circulation of the roots of cro2s.
IL admits of free circulation OF the at
mosphere which carries with 1t moisture
ana deposits It on the cool surface Of the
sub-soli.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
Hack Teeth in Swine.

| noticed in former number OF the
Farmer, a piece headed = Blaci, Teeth in
Swine. The writer as well as youl-elf,
seemed to disbelieye that there IS such a
disorder, tut | think there IS | lad q
pig last fall that began to lose the use of
MS iegs-first his hind legs, ana then his
fore legs; thought that his issues were
stopped, and we rubbed them with salt
and soap, and bled him, but ali did no
good, for he failed daily, and LOST the use
OF his legs entirely. We fed him for a
v-eek with spoon, and thought he must
die. As | was telling one OF my friends
about him. why, said he, he has rot IlacL,
te n. | went and examined him, and
.olAd three little black teeth on each side
of his upper jaw. | took my pinchers
and pulled them out, and he soon got wei
and IS now as well as any pig.-Cor. Ne.
Farmer.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
" eeds. eei s.
a One years seeai--,

Sutdue and destroy the weeds. Keen
the cuitivaior ana piow on the move a.
lnong them, for nothing Indicates sIoyen-
~ culture and proaiJless farming 50 cor
reo'iy as good strong healthy growth os
weeds among cultivated crops. Poli,i-
cans make place, and saIf-2zg~andize-
ment their leading o. jects and exhaust the
wealth Of the country. Farmers make
the destruction Of weeds the leading c.
jet, following which tie great gram s.a-
Ties ills and keeps tuti ihe National Gra-
narles ami oulid a. the nation ii wealth
and power.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
derifaiiuraI Department.
Give me tho plough-boy's lot.

Hunts Merchants Magazine SAYS: -
8 The young man who l8aves the farm
field for the merchants desk, or the law
yer's or Doctor office, thinking to digni-
~ or ennoale lis tell, makes sad MS
take. He passes, iy that step. from IN
dependence TO vassaiage. He tarters a
natural for an artificial pursuit, AMI he
must be the slave Of the caprice OF Gus
toners and the chancery of trade either
to support himself or acquire a fortune.
The more artificial mans pursuit, the
more detasing is i, morally and physical
ly. To test It, compare the merchants
clerk TO the piough-boy. The former
may have the most exterior polish, hut the
latter under his rough outside possesses
the true stamina. He Is the freer, fran
ker, happier ana nobier man. Would that
young men might Judge Of the dignity of
labor by It's usefulness ard maniiness,
rather than by the superficial CLOSES il
wears. Therefore, we never see a mans
nobility in his kid gloves and toilet adorn-
nienis, hut in that sinewy arm whose out
line, browaed BY the sun, be,ohens har-
dy, honest toilet, under whose farmers or
mechanics vest u llingiiest heart NAV
beat Thus says AIr. Hunt and we en-
Gorse it.
But, we greatly respect the boy, who,
leaving the plow. makes himself useful
man III any profession in life. Thou
sands forsake the farm for the sake of the
honors and awards Of praise which all
men are want 10 bestow upon the success
fal members of the studded professions.
Make agriculture one Of the learned pro-
LESSONS, and you will put stop to this.
Add TO plough-man, the dignity of sound
learning aliI other accomplishments OF
the school, and then see which way the
.avrent tends. No sensible young man
leaves the pursuit Of agriculture, bu, for
the purpose Of adding 10 his intellectual
sores, and Obtaining those honors and
emo!uments which that ROW refuses to
confer.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

Hon. CHARLES Fl. RUGGLEs.-Among
other eminent members OF the old Democ-
racy, who have espoused the cause or
freedom, we mention with great pleasure
the venerable Judge Charles II. Ruggles-
Having been ir1viled 10 attend a Fremont
ratification meeting at Kingston, n y,
on the 9th inst, h. sent the following let
fer which was read to The meeting:
Poughk apsie, July 3, 56.
II. r. REYNoi DIS, Esa.,
Dear Sir-YosIr note OF the ID instant,
inviting me TO address Fremont ratili-
cation meeting, at Kingston, Oh Monday
evening neyt, IS received. Regretting
thatit will be out Of ny power TO be pres
ent al the meeting. | beg leave TO say that
heartily concur II It's object as aanouac-
ed IN the notes, and that [ shall vot, the
Fremont electoral ticket, IN the belief that
the peace, honor ana Welfare Of the coun-
try require that the administration OF the
General Government should be changed,
and that Mr.. Fremont should be placed
at It's head.
With great respect, Yours, g.,
CHARLES II. RUGGLES.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

How THE CoysrRY GoEs.-We have
no great faith IN the votes on Steamboats,
and Railways as q tast Of pubic sentiment.
1t undoubtedly is a test, to some extent, of
Il large and highly Intelligent class in COM
mmlity. The following vote taken at a
raising in The town of Arena, in Io:ya CO.
yesterday, IS however, a much better IN
dication Of public sentiment. There were
forty-three voters present-a miscel Ham
cots gathering, called in from all parts Of
tho town to assist in raising the frame of
q building. After the job was completed
a vote was taken 10 ascertain the prefer
ences Of the crowd fos President. The
vote was ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS foi Free
mont Daily State Journal.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
Nh. BUcu.StS's CoasrAScr TO TIL

Nh. BUcuASss's CoasrAscr TO THE
SoUrH.-The Charleston 6. c. Mer-
curry gets off the following conclusive ar
gument on this point:
but in order thar the atsusJity Of the
charge Of Mr.. Buchaaan's being a free
soiler' may, if possible, become apparent,
We need only cite the fact. that, two years
ago, he signed the Ostend Manifesto, 4
document whose sole Object was TO acquire
Cuba, ott Of which two OF three Slave
States could have teen formed. Here,
then, Is his record. The champion OF the
admission OF Arkansls-the champion O.
the admission OF TeXas-tl!e chagapi0a Of
the acquisition Of CUba-wkere Is the
faint or suspicion OF freesoilisin in ali this!
Whatever are n. Buchanan's pre]ulices
against Slavery, his votes and his aels are
with us"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

! TBEAsoSA8LE HIH.-Thc State o.
Main says.
Our old hen was Put to set on thirty-one
eggs, and only sixteen chickens were
hatchcd. We therefore have given or
ders 10 have her hung for treason. on ac-
count Of this 9 significant sign Of her hos
tility to the Union"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

Discovery AT THE MAMMOTH CAVE.
The following paragraph, from PRIV
ate letter to the n. Y. Times, mentions
the discovery of new and extensiye
passage in the MammotA Cave, Kentucky;
Last thursday, (Julg l0) a partg, con-
sls'ing Of the guide and three students,
Robert Taylor, Clarence Bate and VI IL
hala L. Stone, >:IlIs wandering in the
cave. discovered heretofore entirely III
kaogra passage, OF some tqgo or three
miles ii length. b this discovery the
cave Is found to extend eleven miles IN
stead O. nine, as has been heretofore
thought. TIE party penetrated 10 cham
bers Tar surprising all those already known
both in yasjness and magnilicence.n
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

Us All the Old Wing papers ia Mas
saehuseos Int two, support Fremont. and
mos, Of the leading Wings DO the same.
Fremont will sweep the ENTIRE E,orth, and
scatter the northern dougAfaees Ike chaii'
Of the summer threshiur for.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

An editor remarks that some one has
written on the art Of making one happy
without money, and says he is in excel
lent condition to be operated upon.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
TO TIE FUBLIC!

WE, thc uH'lers-nei, would especially announce 20
W re T1talc generally, tiir have Just received
ing though tie season a general assortment Of
Lnnaef, vi l. !iasess, .-:,:h saasa sl.i.:as'es,
which they ofer Fo2 SAFE reasonable terms.
IN" pulijc are in.pFusi t,+r have esaIJiSIed oar
LUMBER titl'S q Sac new Town Of " Jone.s.!e.
tae mouth 81 tAc Wyoming valley which Place Is ae,
s3"ale nearer todgeville ami Nae5eI Point tuu any
other point IN tie Wisconsin, iiyer, ana aycs mailv
steep ana horse hii'in4 illls Ic.stc.s and Tt;as viii
hc rendered comic b. c a-loal1aota ing PisLt
pEl COLE Who has recently bail: ec!iIaoGou TIyen
and Stables ct JoncsGae-
E5,NFsttIN THo5fAS.
BARRETT WILLIAMS.
Joroslale, Iowa county, Nay Z. $500. 2-tr
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

10 DlsTR5v AArs.-.rhe Rural New
Yorker says:
lake large coarse sponge, and dip
II IN s"eeiened water; place II where the
ants " most do coagreeate," and as lbpv
ere pass!onateiy TOAD Of sweets. they viii
Sq'n gather IN the sponge IN quest Of II
Have a dish of boiling water had. "a
plunge them IN 1t. Repeat the process
until they are used up
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
5DTLDRIlG.
GROCERIES,.
1855

1861 GROCERIES,. 1856
I An now receiving my WINTER STOCK of GROCER
les sni PROVISIONS to wl.ich most sespeetfuIly
cali the attention # Fauiiiss and all consumers my
viii he full have besl bought
10 sell For particulars please call and stock
IN prices GEO. W. COBB
January 1886 If
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

- Al Ing ish farmer says, good
saeds' dry teds, small yards, recu ar..,v
!. = feeding, small quantities al a ulne. mr..
.ls great essentials in feeding all animals.
80 s'Tiet attention to these principles
M9'ld save an inmence quantity Of yaIu-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

W ny IS the sun Ike a good loaf? f.
cause II IS light when It rises.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

io9as men had better learn 70 boli
az. ny pioW, aud feed pigs, then measure
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

ANOTHER AccIssIoH.-T.le New ! ork
.'iITEor, one Of the most Influential papers
IN the city, has come cut for Fremont.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
- ATr. ". II. Ear.

f# dr. ". II. Farmef, formerly ed
tor Of lhe Iowa Statesman, and enc OF
the be-. writers in tie State. has left the
Ifo-:'-aEery party, and = ont ia a long
ami wei written communication giving
hls reasons for leaving tLat rotten and
corrupt party.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

Especial attention given Insurance Of FAEM PROPER
II, D.sELLINGs AND cUr-I5U ILDINGs-
NSCR,1S s5eit uiIGI., contents favorable tel ms
for gears. IssuIe Stores. Warehouses, Build
iu- contents, ana Pefso- al Property 2orsraiiy.
losses equiilby j listed and promptly PAD CASH
This Company joint stock so,i ltion, crgallizc
under special Charter granted by the Legislature Of
Mseuusia with authorized Capital Ct S5no,GU0 One
hundred thousand Go1itrs OF which paid ill., and
eurey invested in bonds and cages. The Colnpai
being thHs securely organized upcn Grrl basis the Di
rccteis take pleasure in recommending il 70 to public
f4yor worthy OF confidence and support. with the
suInee ;lSt al Losses shall e promptly and honorbis
adjusted Is this is purely sock Company, mutual
tasness viii b. done, nor premium notes taken.
Gsi.iccIs:-N. II, DONALDSON, President: ]. ".
EDDY. Vice President; ". l. GIBSON, SECRETARY A.
oSfBsoy, GENERAL Agent.
LILY ]. Il. CLARY. Acent Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
NEW FIRE. c REV GOODS.

N9let.4 q ItANf3 are nov receiving and opening
Ains1ai Point, 1 -lFse a1i well soiee.o,. stock ot
STAPLE AND FANCY Dry aoops.
tiro-eiss, Hardware. Cfo.ler, Roo and St,s tI.,
t'i5 together with every ,irle usually called for
Ileir st2e sf GROCERIES j. Igc and faey intend 70
Aep constantly en- hand general assortment of fs;,
fatiii t'loeeries Of ali kins which tey yili Sell IN
>e1 etiAs Is 10 Iaake i OBJECT consumers 10 cal
H .H before purchasing, elsewhere as they are De-
te.laiaed not BE aaierSola - ak 60
iI IN and examine The quality ana prices for va
~ g a!'S see q These things not 81.
Ahe highest IRasket price i.sil Tor W,,eat Os4s Can
Fotatoes, Barley, Mineral and ka-s ' o'h'
Mineral Point, May IL, Isa5. o.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
Madison Mutual Fire Insurance


fs'!il5 responsible Company ofIes superior Inducements
bsrn., "ld cut bUi cings against Loss FltE Farm
eTs .isks and Isolated Hwciug Houses being the only
STAT u property this CoupInv nScs persons having
Ills class 81 property Viii reay appreciate the adva-
ages which tbs Company affords.
JOHN T0AY, Agent.
Mineral Point, March II, 1906 le-I7w
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

The man who took ii for granted"
il 7-ne;hing else.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

fs@ The King of the Sandwich Is
lands has announced to the hous, OF no.
hiss, Lsat he iuty2ds to marry Emma,
daughter Of d.. I. [. b. Brooke. she
viii be the first white queen Of Hawaii.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
20 1-1 - < < --:ssEaa eI w0Da


NIrT9
Dr.. D T. WEID, sCRcEoS l afEcHA.,ICAI. Dentist,
w QUIZ respectfully enneunee lie citizens II li
ert Point and yieirits that &c mas r.ey g.arf,ti,
iocated and opened Dental oliice in sae!a poi
ier ne purlose Of praeicia II Tie YaIous .aEcis 81
tbs zeost important art -
Hi work ms heretofore taken fhc Firzt Prel.;-., At
iir5 er q 5he County i'airs ia te STATE o. y Yoft ar
IS I r MS purpose 10 Keep pace with fe
Of the sse, re ieteIs hinself that he viii be cam -
S1let altentola 70 his PRECISION, ant r3sc 81
q ssta a3uF Improvement OF the AT, s.;sy an Who
Teeth nay be lee II tie apFiisaio he rl.4,e il tt
n faiaf "a s-is 81 psitieD, al} Il i.rJ
Deicieneies cursed by 1ae loss teeth sapI:sa rro,
one 2 an entire ST. OF snort notice ana ,Ie most vor-
Dice opposite the American House, Hizhst
Ctk9stS~.-Los, Trace, Halter fifth and boz chains
- 5Vst reeeiyee and for sale b ANSIFY : TRAslEI
Aii-l25 casks Nails, assorted sizes just received
~ and fos sale by JOHN MIi,TOS il CO. -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
NEW IGo> BEpop.
LZUEE &rAEuE
- Aerr<sf
Efsfi I"


---ll1@ss-s=5l..ss1ss-
THE undersigned wo4 resnee:fu!Iv annoonre = =,
Fghiie t.Iat fcT iEIti; oli iEEd. q ihi
u !l STABLE. in tic rear ii Ike % C5ltai i'ol,
Nt'n f-a +4esls, easy earrings ami careful Dllf
HtIe'l i'}T tins accommodation ttosc WHO 1ss
4lier @are g0cGly IS,Iaher of
Horses, Buggies, and Carriages.
81 VIII hold themselves IL readiness ALL EEh -.
pl?iy The wants % tie public in their lpe) on a.
able terms. "A
They viii run Haze, to Warren every other dF' 80
convey passengers
70 AND FRcI The RAILROAD
in good time. ct reasonable prices. share Of nc =
MAETTs T. G0LDsWoRIiitti
asEiaerai Point, April p, $50. @s-'l
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
GREAT WESTERN CLOTHING DFP1j

E g q 81 c5n 3 ~Ce
O., h5gd-Si., aa1er tie Icg}s sa.eos
HINLR-iL .0l,g MS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

Ca-pAaTNERsHiP NOTICE.
rg1fE uscsiisr las this day associated with h'
I business Vi. EscI- ARD r. SWEET and TIE - -.
81 he cntinued, NJ the Old stand, under 'he Ell
JOHN MILTON * co. ley
Mineral Point, January 18Th, 1856.
Notice.
NJ blsiuess having heen changed from this ioE.
having large amount of unsettled accounts on ~!
ara anzous to have them closed up, and viii
devote the most Of anytime IN attending 10 he n ard
Those indebted 10 respectfully invited = e7
settle without further delay, il is 2bsoqteiy Tr
tor it TO DC done. JOHN 'iii IT
Mineral Point, January 18th, 1855.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

fgSfIF, subscriber has r5x ff1e pas.uri7,- ar,4 i
red te t3ke 3osses, Colts &c. on Ievofafie -
Ilue care viii Re taken 70 p-ereat acci!es or IN
IA case any shea d eclr, L must be at tie 1i of 1l
Lost Grove june l6, 1855. 3wsss
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
CTTY of KE0KUK UOwN EIGHT PER

NTTY of KEOKUk IOWA) EIGHT PER
~ CENT BONDS-Principal and lnJeres payable in the
Chy New YokThe subscribers ofsr Tor sale $4,000 o.
Eight per Bonds Of City Of KeOxuk stats Of
be January 1876 interest payable semi annually
the lst OF JauasIy and July in tho City Of New York
The issued SUBSCRIPTION 70 the stock
OF the Fort Des MOnes and Minnesota Railroad Tna
pledged by the City security .0 the Bonds (n
ado rion the faith City, aid guaranty BY ths Railroad
Company the prompt payment the principal and interest
The BoLds convertible into said Sock.
The City Council have authority leyy tax 10
pay interest bonts.
The reputation 1850 about. 800
The population IN 1856 1000
and increasing with rapdty unsurpassed by city in the
West, Proportional 10 its population.
IT abes in the City In 1851 $7l 800
Assessed Ct aX4bes in the City in e}5 1870
Assessed tsxaDes in the City in i6S..... 10 500
Assessed tsx-bes in the City in iGji...l S9 100
Assessed OF a,sbles in the City in 40
ytse.sed Il tax.bes in the City in 1856. 90
L. w. CLARK, DODGE Co.,
No, 81 Wsl.st., kew.Y YOrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

L'OR SALE .-45000O FIRST MORTGAGE
l. EIGHT PER CENT CONVERTIBLE SINKING
Fund BONDS ofthe DU5UQU Z aid PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Tie Read situated u the State Of lows and extend, from
Duh.que termination OF the Geni aud Chicl
.nTo al TIE ppi nver) due through
uereIdeDce Cedar Falls and Forte Dodge the Missouri
rytr q the mouth II Big Sioux river.
These Bonds issued upon bsss Of than 81 600 co.,
dated Apr lst 1856 able ~ their interest
COUPONS payable semi annually in April aud October srd
secured 10y deed OF Of he Rosd, equipment
stock and faLchise Of the first division OF the line
The Railroad Company Is the recipient OF l31 900 OF
lands OF the productive aDd inviting character
The convertible privilege therefore Of value aud the
, psporsiDlity Of the Company is unques iouabe
We recommend these polds friends frat class
eur'ty
Fufther inform may haA Of the uudergned By whom
they are for sale. BISHOP & Co No 81 Wall st
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
CIX DER ONT LOAN of the STATE OF

GIN PER CENT LOAN of the STATE of
- Ohl0-The Com'ni.s0nes Of the SINKING FUND of ths
Ohio by yiItu, Of Act of ths General Assembly Of
the State Ohio heTeOy giye notice tba Scaled Pro osas
be received until the lat day o, October the
the OHIO State Tran New York for LO AN
f TWO MILLIONS FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS q 400 O1o) oi which Transferable Cer
will be issued besrng the of
1857
man us the LIST DAYS Of January and July in the City
New Yok and The principal retnbusab at the pleasure Of
the the ,y after the 3ls day Of De
cen ber eishte en- hutdred and cshty-sLx 1880
deposit Of Ten Cent OF the amount of each proposal
viii BE- required their Ocenir 70 insure Gna payusat
viii h six per Cen, interest will be allowed
Tie hole Of the Loan De paid the 3l day Of
December. 1876.
POro,ss may be made for OF the above Loan
less than Five thousand Dollars, Th,y specify the Of
treuum offered ID other Sis WI Ne received
the address Of the party making the proposals apd be
inc elcpe lzrss.l PfOpOsss fDr OHIO sac
Loan End be add e,.ed SAMUEL I. BULL, Tnaasf-r
Agent The of Ohio the Office tbs Oho Life
ssee snd Trust Compsny, ia Ne E-i ork.
IN WRIGHT. Cogmi:siOqers of TIE
J. n BAKER, the state Of Ohio
New Ncrk Avn l3 lh'n
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
I'HE HOPE FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.

H'HE HOPE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
l. OFFICE No. IS WALLsT HEH.YCRE.
MECHANICS BASE BUILDING.
This Company with caSh cso.a go lns7rs busS
nss bar de household furniture .sss.s M r- az O. ,r
and personal opety gas sg o5s " 5a 4,
b. fIe. OIL the most favorable
DIRECTORS:
Stephen Csnlbr re-ng Ssu' Il. FostsT. 1-ln 7 Rr-ssF
WHl. Rems-n Jacob Rsess, Is IL = NJ cLirils,
James Libby Geo BsN James : s.r'c-,
Joseph Brtton. Lsbbeus Ns:i, John r. Suy1su
Wm Lewis Morris, beUj. baOcock. Iasld y R4sy,
Robert schell. E.s-cs DG p, J-c ~. NetssgaH,
Chss d. Smith 81 D Amos RoSfins Es--V Be1d.
Wm. C. Wetmore, Joserh Forlxa Th0m- C. suta,
Nathan STAN, Jcs. Gs s.ttou = S-epls- EyAr
Ee-ry : L-Ver.ch
JACOB ..15E. PEA. ct.
THOMAS GzEESLE,S Ss-rstsry
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

J. BoCARr, Anc,ioneer- BY 3. BoGARr.
THIS DAY. at 104 o'clock, at the Auction
i Rooms corner Of Frsukfort and Villa n-sts.ASSI =
MES SALE-A .arye aId excessive stock Of CABINET
FURNITURE Rosewood bureaus, ESter $40 dining Tables
MbLogaly Chai Also Gas Chandelier Gaylofs
srge Iron SAFE Also in store 10y o'clock, pre-
cisely, one Pony IioIs- Light Wagon ard Harness
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19
INANNFHY SITES for sALE.-Five thousand
obstruction.

ApOYS BOARDING SCHOOL-At Little Ferry,
NJ p muss from Hohoksn M. Stages from Hoboken pass
sohJo severa daily Pupils 9ceved any time Terms
Board snd Tuition from = iEO TO si0 toI CIrcu
iirs with particular address A. B. WiNANT Principal.
pERNARD Il REUFIELD's BOARDING aud
I'D DAy sCaOOL for YOUNG GCNrLEMEN. No l23
. cor of St Mshs place TIE Ancient and Modem
,ngusess sDd Literature the Elementary and Advanced
EaLe the Exact Sciences thorough Commercial and
Cocs.te PEims y,De7aItme' has boed oIssuizel
The 18th Aca0euc Of tbs stituon vii commences on
NOFDAF The IN " Sept@r.ber Circulars be obtained
a. Liess il 7 KiERSTE y SON, No 80 Broadway,
, > % Sprins at