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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-25

TuEiionrhonnd Bnisan,. is now before the peo.
pie.
Have cough cold, your chiiren suffering
with hoarsene.s, wheeziness &C. II SO. get bottle
pleasant, safe aud cGectual sfs
Ror sale by n. n. LOGAN q co.
Bridge corner Drugcists
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-25

And he esdne Of III. purchase mcaes. a sreIi. s
May 10th. iS60, With interest day Of sale -
The purchaser to give negotiable notes sor the aeErr.
paynsnts Secured by decd Of trust The property.
b NJ. EOFF
soclAtStuS Trtast-.
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To WnoLEsALH

- AND COUNTRY DRUGGISTS. y
BhRses PARK,
No. So4 Broadway n w. invite the attention OF buy
ers to their immense stock European and American
~ PATENT MEDICINES,
the most complete in either henispheres at and
below propseors prices, by the Dozen package or 100
gross. BARsss PARr Y. Cincinnati and California
oeeIdawsm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-25
Valuable Property foI Sale

y udDte4 fSIcPerty ic1 Safe.
ME Subscriber ofrrs at private and nr On
theeerner OF Panrth and Quincy SITS The house has I'm
occupied for Of he hest boarding house,
IN The ely and Is well aspted either boarding u.s
or second class hotel It's close paSinity Hem,S
Railroad Depot mnkesit adesrablc stand either 81 r.
above purposes. Terms accommodating
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-25

PROP. WOOD
oEAfi slR Ny hair had, for several years been be-
coming prenanrely accompanied by u harshness
ch the constant application of OH necessary In
dressing IT. When using your Hair Resfora.
i've about two months Il that condition.: and
having continued Its TIL within the last three yeeks
mas turned 70 It's natural color, assumed a and
greatly to be preferred those produced by file an
OF OILS or any other preparation ever used
y as an article for every ady toilet
TO De used as Hair restorative, the simple
n%sose. Of or beeutitng Yenhavr per-
% refer to me all who entertain any doubt Of It's
ing al that IS Claimed for IT,
MRS. @. sYMoNDs.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb. iosh, 1854 - A"'ta street.
PROP. o. j. WOOD: - ''"'' - . aAy = q.
Allow me 70 attest the virtues magic powers of
iiar kestorave Three morths since being
gIay purchased and Commenced to use two bottis.
began 70 tell in restorii locks 70 tieir
~ ana me hair which before dry and iarsh
I'M falling Oh now became so glossy and II sed
the dandruh disappeared and The seaip ost All d.
itching, annoying before and now NOT on
~ iook but feel young again. =, 80
Respectfully, ours, DC.
ctIA5. WHITNEY.
NJ Market ST.. 81. Louis. ~ y 4 - 49,
( ~ For sale in Wheeling by
T. II LOGAN q CO.,
spf---sna-daw bridge Corner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-25
g. n. r. oaice, yandalia. Some 81 1s.,4

PROFESSOR WOOD 81 r. - - - - =, -
DEAR SIR; take pleasure in bearing voluntary testi.
mony to the excellence OF Hair Restorative
months ago, my hair was very dark
(the original and glossy. The only mp.
pcaton have made TO as been Restorative prepar-
ed by yo and which from theresnlt my own case can
most cordially Recommend to others. 49, q
Respectfully. yours,
~ EDWARD woLCoTT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-25
WASHINGTO FALL.
Rook, Periodical Fnnpy G. q DDS and Nh M IL

STSeR h.
HAVING purchased the stock Books, Periodicals de-
of Robinson Bro, at No, Washington Hail. i in-
tend TO add thereto stock of Musical merchandise
gether with complete of Fancy Goods Sta
tion,ery Blank BOOKS DC shall good
OF those Justly celebrated Jas. W. Nose Pianos which have
Just been awarded INST Premium Medal In the best
BOSTON Mechanics Pair, all competition; carhents
Patcn Molodeons of superior style and Rnis of all the
patterns and prices complete Of Fancy
Embroidered Work Bagsand Baskets. Portfolios
ana Slgar Cases Cologne staFas Combs brushes.
portnonnAes, French Hair and Tooth Brushes, Sewing
Birds Steele Goods Jet Bracelets Beads Pocket Cat.
ALSO, NEW BOOKS.
"A fresh assorment of New Books Novels and
al the popular reading Of the Legers Day Bouts
PACED Copying Books and Hank Books every descrip
tio Pocket Diaries for 1851 indispensable
man. Per'uueries Soap, Engravings, Autographs Gilt
Frames, and Monidings lot of Guitars, yioIins,
German and Italian Strings, Flutes, Banios Tuiuborfnes
Accordeons anil Plutinees. ,srs
shan take special pains to keep the Periodicals
anu complete and solicit subscriptions TO all
Grateful for past patronage hope
us in the by attention
to the wants Of the Wheeling Public.
fy Pianos and hfelodeons 70 let.
new II, go b. p ToBIN
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PR0FEsSoR MOODS s q
HAIR ~
r. E STO r. "A TT " r.
1T HAS. WORRIED aMIRAGLEs,Ill

all the Bald and Gray restored perfectly TO
original growth SO far as their iscs are con-
cerned does not admit of doubt besides, cure every
disease Of the scalp whether developed
itching, or in the sha OF erupenseYen
Sc AID In no win Il curing
twice week by the young regularly, viii preserve the
color and keep the hair any age
Read and judge. = :, ; 20 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-25
JOHN L. HARGREAVES
UNION N III. RURf. FSINS: A..

Il liS. y nrshsi's Uterznic CntIaoifcan. n err
- hnyes Holland Btrs Hoo1andis (,erns.f, nitt,
., I, Asss,sse Tinetsrs Citrate liaresa (D
lesIAt Pills and Ontnent Eiolawa ~ Worn
Sonieetion fourca,s Alternative Dail Electric On Avers
stuee o. brandy 70 any in the cityrir
81 am sac a. the Drug ard
.OetL - fUNpENBuRa 4 ROnERTA
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IMPO R a MI =
TO THOSE USING
STAR AND ADAM ANTINH
Latest News
-. n. GEsn q gnrrHr 1890.

EIlctIOrnePl,l-
X ilATE OF WARRINGTON CITY, ID. or -
RESPECTFULLY annonces to the citizens Of Wheeling
y Y and Vicinity that he VIII open his NEw AUCTION
svVais on Main sret No 49, "a from Union street
Slaloseh nd sttnI) ON Tuesday nest oct sist
from the This house viii ne con-.
nesed on the Rules which regulate the best establlshptnts
OF the kind in tile East -
Copsignrents solicited sales Of fseat, d "
tate attended onick aiesl =
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MEssRss o. WOOD Co. So: > .s' 'Aiss i's0
GENTS-Yours of the 18th came dnly 10 hand En-
Hair Restorative have sold it all. 3 m
choose you may send six dozen bottles Hair
ye think can seliit n has worked miracles in this
place sold man six 81 bottles that bald,
fetched new hair out all over his head.
Yours, respectfully,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-03

,oepoed operation. N another qusftsr, sodve n',t
hear Q, -. at Toronto, where they have been pa''
,pg G s.uSl.r gsao 70 :ba, a. As,Dy, 1uh Aino'. pr,
,,s.,, lar yesns, IT seems mat they maoese"
70 ", n. " hill into che L,wer Hous, where o! es
citirs the na,i pal pr.judices a'd fo-tHiDs a n
jealousy 81 aips the Sew York e''e,p 'se Lhs, u"''
,pce..d-d in g-r,ius it through % a-ma' "s,oI'i
Bu. when he bill rs.,ned the Leg''''n'e v 'nnci'
a rieid SCRUTINY was Instituted a. to i's real "p'ec as
,1 a. .o The responsibility OF is p'cjectS ana 'oe
snt WISE ,hat il Yves thrown out ny advsided vo~-
Thi. i- probably the last We .ha her OF TINS oogn'
orc4rp ns the public are too deeply interested IN
,be .cce.. Of The aremp, to corpe,t New York vito
London b, direct Telegraph coU"uO''anon 70 allow
II en- now that their eyes ave opened TO give any
ocp,tensnce to uncerhspded a'iemp.4 70 emoaSra''
The proceedings Of t,e oaly responsible company thA
bas yeg taken the mstter u bano.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-03

D...., n, that are ~thek recogna' and I'm
Dsyn..a v;,Ats under the Constf"s mi vhSch TIE
ooSyw. - considers woad >. ey;..btv lad tbem
!. 20 sc, .iop' IN saA 81 emit VIII .THiae3t
resser be god epoagh 20 ,,.spsin
Our readers w be- siruess tbs, this psRsr h.s AZ
ways stood up W .se ,igbss Of the SOUTH we nsse
q n. na+d ~ "slI tha sipuiations contAineo
sCopsip ,ti.n In favor Of ssy' holdiug estes oSeu'
"hs fw,.~a and % far a. d-psuds On us snah &c
S,s,,sd - the ia pess Of their spirit and 20 voc
"eyaetp.-. Of their letter" Bui We toPPea 80
we never went further .bxn to sdvocate tre 20 ).
scrsn,v 81 North and South We hcld tina Isa !"
~. No,,h n an eco1 a. q man in the Soutn-oo 49,
No vo,se We would 10 day Just o. .noo VOC m
sIsy.Aoloer A. ftS a pon-elsvebolder, ms Po",fe
ny;nc;, Al ,ui,ed n; but are Dot nov, snu nsss
fnye been, Wiling ia yi-k any Of the ConNHa'Du .,
;.bts ~ the North And II Is here that We par eo
nav vth T1e Intlligesrv. Tbsf paper woaid .c.
nv n. Norta nights hich have been e1erceeo oy .ae
Scptb-amope hem the right IT voting '~ Two ca%i ~,
Ss,.s som n, own section. Win jackson snd W
bmn ere spdiistes both ssvsbodersl 'hey eceSeI
N. vote OF ever southern Stae with the e1cePca
Dela ware and part Of Maryland. We nov r'sin 'ae
noht Of the North TO vote wish equal unsnsmny vr
P,sm.nt and DAYTON. The fatelilSeser PROCESSES 70
he and p,obsby is, frightened ~ the Consequences
that could eppue We are NOT.
The extract we have quoted from lht iHts"iee"e.;;
!. iutoaut m exhibiting the spirit OF the Cidcansu
nhtfdrn,-vbich j. rervity 10 the South. Inc PMS
d.nbis platErm trests them az equss ana ofotners-
,hs C1nrirn,ti ~ masters. Toere IL the difference.
- Lancaster fPs Exeknnef'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-03
DEFEAT OF THE TRANSATLANTIC
TELEGRAPH BILL AZ TORONTO.

twill be rccellected that during the last Winter
session Of our Legislature at Absny an attempt wa
made by certain spectators TO engineer through the
House bill for Incorporating Comp soy ds'gued as
the beginning of an opposition TO the Ne~-Yerk Ns~.
toundaDd and London Trans A,lsptic Telegraph Con-
papy. in which Peter Cooper, Gyms w Field, VII
q. Hunt and other gentlemen substance aod To-
speciality both sides OF the As1ntic are nown 70
De- Interested.
Prof. Morse together with several other respect able
gentlemen IVES ipyeiged lato signing tie petition fr
this BILL and fuch the strength given 20 it by the
names OF taese sigpen that the bill was favorssly
reported on TO the House, when aeedept exposed
its true character to the uosuspectns Legislators. In
consequence of this exposure, Prof Morse aud the
other gentlemen whoss had given respec.abily
10 the petition immediately withdrew their signatures
ON the plea that deception had been practiced ia
shtaiDipg them; and the bill, thus emsscus.ed, WAS
defeated by overwhelming majority.
But the parties most Interested in thi, speoals.on
Cers pct aishsartened by this defeat. They CON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-03

-. ,,,o,,ss s~ssse, slsp> &C., no taS
sgsms. onS.eyd Tbe repor wse "fopsec'
% ss"y ,.. ;cssiou we rcsivsd ron .se wy W
~ fence 10 Qssniit' - o. oones so1 ncsns
I'M. NM pes, Fohis'h stf- Ct, between .sn' $500
r,sws,X avenues. Aha 10 reference 20 pns. IA
e rsnu,e m the open l1ts between .n'r - Rvsr
Sn so,rrun;c zion wss referred TO the spec'"
~ Sns~.l Committee appointed a. tae -. a.,
y, k Hard on the subject OF is'o,:es,a az
n.snsels &c, reported that they nAe ~, ais west
ca. OF the soap and candle factory ~ h.8 been
ia thar The proprietor bad ssreed t'a' cou,
t Hs ,S"uld DE placed on the boilers 10 wsy ~
o S Az d;roo~s Of the . >s-eoes smell Inc s "A
scrx - No. iOs Eat Thirty third strsoe, "a h..sn
IN on eu. 80 = ui.c.d IN q cleanly = coodition
opsu ,, 7, v.s nR CLAIMED thai the tActoy nso ~
h.sshv feet Oh the n-ighborhood, ou. toSs -
LAY msrsped The complaint sgsin't tne oos $3.50
e.I :, the Corner of Murray and Green""n '"S'
was csmirsed. H.. a.. ,.hla which had
hen offered by Mr.. smith ct pre- uous 49, a.
a. Act that Cast. Garden be Chased p.s
tDs Cor sm;srsnts until the let day 81 Oct. mex.
re- S,Tu n,erepted number Of resoataops, gong
sbnv tina, tie Garden wss nuisance. 1os ur sah,sd
500. ta. s'.;dsr.ble d, bate, and was finally tao'el
.tt u, prrp diam, sed Of the subject oy ononnB 'N0
f f,o, mo- resolution shch ~ss adopted =. 4.
pJ..s Thai the Heath 0hcer Of ms po ~ .~,T.a:
directed 10 n.SssP o. AZ 20 assts vsnt.ts Add
ps.nts ~ The vese in shich they shall have s's
ha-,., TIA condition Of SAID pessei SER ~ ~. -, ,i
r,ouire the zane 10 Be done or toe P'o''~
The Board then adjourned subjec to the cs OF VIC
Mnvsy
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

~ nd ma, vesterday afternoon at Quarantine,
c.. I.l.,a the Hon. GuLrAs c. VHRPLAScK pre-
sizing and Mersrs Purdy, Cummings, Craotree' ou''
tis and Hunt present. NJ p.as.d
Collector of the port, stsune that a. tne %
N..YUk ard Brooklyn bad refused 70 allow cc'' an
;mnorted goods to be landed on then wnaIvse, 'ao
government would require the use OF the wsren1usS
AZ Quarantine to store them IN. hue hsa'n Ou.os 30.
states that the wh., :. SnioS end,ioo and not
vth,tandipg the representations when we're nsIs Wy,
,hs raj Government last Winter, nothing ms oe1
done to improve it. At prssent "nen c T gssss,
required, 1t is almost too i IL. Cowmtee'
The nronriety of charging the reception IoJ., ~
S,.,an t.iand was referred to the same Commu.ee,
and the n, .ded repairs to the seawah were o'u0'
be made forthwith. ,,.rrc, . hath
honse "a, the use of Guaranteed imngean,s e
tn Enance Committee WA instructed 10 uapsto'
tlO 600 from the SGoe and Leather Dsnx 20 tha
chsnics, Rank Mr. Wilson g. Hunt stated tnat .no
CIV c. snberlap, A. v. Stout esq nso msue po
position on behalf Of the M.cbsnis BANK 70 sssuns
the financial arrangement made by the Mecnsni''
Rank r, fen ed 10 the next MEETING. -, o.,
Tn, SECRETARY Mr.. Cass~rly reported that the C'e,A
Va no nsult.d French immgI ant named ia meicn .ae
other osy at the office o. the commissioner, 60
person named Weber, who had been ulscu .o
misconduct. Gain. icb will have ample renei auo'oet
him Tor the Ices be has sustained in having ns
mslsid The article which appeared in certsao mHn
inc paper in ret, renee 10 this matter emsnAted Hou
incorrect view Of The case Weber sf er insulting the
man. q Mt him to the Mayors Office, where ne was IN
tlcduc.d to Mr.. S.wler Il appears that G.lne.ca
broke his leg on ship bosrd some months SINCE aua
RS hesn in The Hospital On his recovery he fouad
that portion of bis luggage 10 Castle G.;oen wts
mil sr O. and on stating bis ors to Weber at the Worth
street Office be v az treated a. above.
DIR. Thompson yesterday sent hve infected veeseg'
arrived from The tropics to Gravesend Bay, to be puri'
fed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-03

10 N sppssr@neS 'sasd just been snAnse' "
In the ..aee be Iound tbe sAte and wae ena' ne
TO move I. With es-e, q, t,ot np1n dect s.oasb.
sr,y,dpg rons were haen. on, sno me az. n.
,1.iy 70 the light Upon opening NE sNc,
nj. va ia eDtt4pts 10 perfecs rtsfe on 49, Al. a
Tb.ye va, in the rafe IS 900 m gold, DIE an
The C;.,ver re1t sock Bank, aud i.rge o rSs
Other Batks amounting in all TO about $50 ~ ~.
Dap r. wee upirur.d, creep, thss thy snsn Is
strongly If decaIeo human bnies, a. ns' %ns
r., g.. MANY ,.srs in a coffin with their owner. ~
en,e all hi. m1ey goes 10 the persons iS'efeed u
hi. wonderful adventure.
The L etroit Free Press says;
"Tse Iew blk, ve are told, sre o9upaEsavey
injured ty ,beir 70, imprisonment .od sure q
cauppe.t nut tie old ones are cure inJiro ~.
d, Iarec-whetber 90 much so ss 10 preveGt toea
identification and redemption 90 have mt barn.
Tftre are several fhuusand collars on the exp IeI
Govert mert st~k b INK Of Ann Arsor Dcdded IN oee
| anouLt recovered
| SHIP BrILpIs6 FOR JUNE.
The business is at present very dull There are no"
nm the .,ocks or we've launched during the month Oh
June, FIVE steam vessels three shiPs, one clipper snip
Ave BARK ope bsrkentiDe, two schooner, one po''
boat ole yacht aid one lighter the aggregate sunnase
| h IL i21.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-03
SEPENTEENTH ANNUAL COMMENCE
AENT or THE RUTGERS FEMALE
INSTITUTE.

The annual commencement Of this institution took
place on Tuesday afternoon at the Rutgers street
Church the Rev. DR.. Krabbs. All the pupils Of the
institution were present beside friends aud patrons
which filed the church in all its parts
The Rev. DR.. FERRIs presided The exercises con.
:s,so q nusc the reading Of the reports Of Com nit
Geography, Drawing and Painting, and Mathematics,
and iht distribution Of sards.
HE following IL q Int Of the grsduatee:
Grsce y. Chalmers, New. York; Hannah w. Dsw'
son, Newark, N. j.; Mary A. Gilbert, New -Hsysp,
Corr; jennie 8. Gray, Nsw-York;. Lorena !onss,
New:fofk; Agnes A. Lane. New.Yosk Mary J. o.
trander, Hnsosle, N. T.; Dora b. Robiu.oa, Flat
eosh, N. y; Amelia 7. Schwarzwselder, Ne~.York;
A6eiine 4. Tslcott, Rocton, N. Y; Lbbie n: Yer
niye, Clinton, N. Y; Maria s. Wright, New-Yosk;
Sarah o. YouDgbloOd, Mont gomery, N. r.
Beautiful sPt cimeDs Of penmanskp were referred To-
remarkable for eymmetiicM beauty and lesibily.
Posty highly credtable to the juvenile composen wss
also mentioned. Prizes were assigned 10 Lizzie r
Young, Fanny Hamilton, Sarah A. Youngbo,d, La
CrO.ly, Gisce Chalmers and Virginia Lumien. 10
Geography Julia Moris and Elizabeth X. Young FL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-03
CTGAR-MAKERS CONVENTION.

A National Convention Of Cigar. makers, whose OBJ.
ject to equaze wages and harmonic the conflicting
Interests Of the trade commenced its session yesterday
at No. l63 Bo~sry. The Convention vs well at.
tended by 9 very respectable body Of men. The fo'-
lowing gen lem. were elected permanent officers;
President, g. II. Zimmerman, Md; Vice-Pnesidentsy
Rotary, NJ. D. Bitter, Pa. Assistant Secretaries,
Frederic Walker, N. Y; Geo. Beers La
The number Of Delegates from the different States
are as follows: NewYork, 10; Rhode Island, !; Con-
ntcticut, 1; Vermont, 1; Louisiana, /; Delaware,
4; Pennsylvania, II Maryland, l.
The business Of the meeting yesterday was confined
TO spbjects Of especial public importance To day
the Tariff bill introduced into the Sense by Senator
james III be discussed, when all who are interested
IN the matter invited to be prese and paic pste
The Convention adjourned to meet this mornIug d .
o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-03
BOARD OF PUBLIC HEALTH.

The Board Of Health held its fret public meeting
this season yesterday at tie City Hail. Councilman
SWAN in the chair.
AID ELY stated that r port had gained circulation
in Other cities that pestepce was about breaking out
10 this city, based the practice Of the Board of
Health Of sitting with closed Doors He therefore
moved that the meetings Of the Board for the present
be public. After some discussion the motion was
adopted.
AID. BARKER, Chairman Of the Special Committee
appointed at the last meeting TO examine the condition
Of the public stIees, reported that they had made
pretty g mel inspection In comphsoce with the drec
tion If The Board, and that the Commissioner of
Streets and Lamps lad appeared before them at their
qu.sf ard stated that the appropriation, for cieao-
ng The streets were exhausted within about 100000.
but that the streets in good condition a. ooaA
be expected at this season. Tie Committee also re-
ported resolutions to The effect that the Commissioner
oi s'Is.s and Lamps be directed TO report the cond
lion Of the streets weekly 10 the Common Council and
that the police also make weekly return of the sane
IN theb respective Wards, and see that The ordpspces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-03
GOVERNORS OF THE ALMs-HOusE.

The hoard of Ten Governors met ON iueea"y
,,,n q, The I.upstic Asylum on Blsck~ells Island.
p.oS.r, covepors Draper, Smith, Tiemann Ohver,
rownseud, Bell, Anderson, Gunther .,,u.
re Fourth of Juiy-The donates OF the ihs'nu.'cnS
On the Ia apas are 10 enjoy Holiday on tne foa'tn
AZ Randall Leland the children will parsne eea re-
ce;ve ne Governors after the exc c.ses IN zoe scs"
loom they will be served with refreshments anu ~
lowed the frset ON OF the Irlapds. =,
Tbe inmates of the LuDatic Asylam VIII assemo% ~
asoclock TO listen to oration the rta1ng OF lne
after which Refreshments will be served up, N n
u.,as of the Aims House will also be served Win re.
eshments The inr titutions viii be open TO vi'ors
on that day. ,.h ho,se In the
report was adopted to erect cook-eoure N sne
.,", &c the Lunatic Asylum and sso that the puiid
inc know as the old Md House be reduced 70 one
story building to be used as storehouse, ana SE'V''
wss appropriated. ~ .,a Committee
n. ii y Prirou TO whOm was referred the c,mnumcs
top in r, lsou to the appointment OF the ouPennenu
emit of the House Of Reception OF the Juvenpe Asy
IA sub K. eper 10 take chsrge OF witnesses oe."en
the age OF FIVE and fourteen years reported mat tney
have carefully examined the subject, ana haa 'Sg,.
have been but two witnesses connned 10 we .my
Prison. within the two last years, under fourteen
wears Of age and they were kept separate anu
fton ali prison ep and other improper persons, shu
90, seouebtly no necessity exists for msking my
change in their custody. The report was anopsed.
Gov OLIVER stated that be should present report
1t week reference to the deposit OF the funds o
the institution where interest would be received
Gov TOWNSEND said that almost any OF the banks
would pay or per cent, and that Ct least sio wv
ee 600 per annu coulo be received from this source
Numbtr Of Dmatee naming in the INSTITUTIONS LOT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-03

he dsv. and brought homo 10 sleep ~ f.suetH =
~. usy, nsrs. An domestic suinA s Are tesssd NJ
~, ave and the people are 10 IN e1cel'ent nm
sosdo', osss IN S S.y s wsss S ss q -:
tbouso. ent fence and al the stock f.d 10 he sA
ny . ~ The Iarmstesd, except the sheec whcs ~
=. S.,s NJ their shepherds, and these snins. srsn
perfectly trained tbst they can % ~ un 100
tne ,Rs,s With as much ass led h9r's eosh
h hs,. on The came errsnd Mr.. kmosn y ace1t
~ cnniop that upon all land a. vsfnso,s ~ ",' ~
cannot ..Id 70 issp so aver sy..se Of 80 bo.Ss
P,S;nh .~Il for On busbe giving about WOO IN are
rroSt. II Win not pay 10 pasture such ,ano.
ttThe value Of %iI.t P"I "w. NO 3, j.: o.AsS
i Is%s ,smsrhs: M,lle ike Buckwheat tstivecs
|~s The nae of this plan. for soilng purposes Y
- King recognized Hor.es like tAn1 Toen oonso.
tnt.s pant OF their food they tolse s w n. =,
,s "a and Is much used by Germans and ishsn'
p"vrv NE the seed and prsrtic experience asefes
us tksf Il u excellent food for them Dcep 80 .,rs
,ch so,h az most conducive 10 tne gV~,u ~ ,,, n-
re rspt berg native Of Egypt, we can resony an-
t,pra vb, he seed should not be sown TOO cary
cn.;ur Ipy time from the beginning OF msy Ole
e., - June will ne suitable for the sowing "nue'
iced. There is much chafy seed 90 70 hesl Ir
py o.ss pea scw tSs ssme pants II grown for hay The
ususl ou sntisy used by me has been 70 99sns Pc,
H., q rrnvn Tor seed not ore than ball ths qosnI;
II the seed be sown too thiny ioI nAy ~ ~, .s.d
GROW too large and cosre, and 4 too tecsy I@ 80
Rs rl.pt, viii not ow sufficiently strong to .srsn,
voc Ia mi development. have always so~n
bosdcsst and used the bsnov to cover AZ %sny o =
Of hay may b. s0M,1r , 90 ,s a. ' tho plants
mSps he cut for fodder When TIE upper esd. are
"u;ie rps Is the time to Gu, If the object be 70 r.:s
seed. -Four or Eve days ess or more :, ,Ss Ssy
may DC, WI .houd be- used when cuttn FOR sod oat
The mo~ne machine will .as .sss ssr
ting for hay Persons shoud not stsemp, 20 case sSs
:ne SEED nom the same me H% snti 'if ;O%ssiass
s 9, 20 e ssve the seed snd hence one cause Of q.
Or. nj .ssy Of the birds coming the ~ sO 10
ess numbers 70 feed upon it, hiet leaves INC '''' ~
Ths s"b;eCt 70 be discussed at the next meeting W.
he ;mnuyemsnts in putting up farm produce or mar
ket.