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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
rT,HE PEOPLE of the STATE of NETWORK,

BY the slce o. God free and indepenent To all persons
Interested in the Estate Of JOHN y FRENCH late OF
the City Of Newiok deceased, creditors, next OF kn
or oth.rwse greeting You snd esch Of are here
by cited and required personally b. and appear before
surIossc Of the County Of New York at Ms once Va ta
City the 9Th day II December next AZ eleven
O'Clock the forenoon Of that dsy then and there TO
the final settlement o the account II proceedings OF JO
7. FUTILE, and HENRY B. FRENCH as Executors OF tne
last VII and Testament OF said deceaed In te.tsnohy
whereof have caused the Seal Of Ohce OF SAID sure
f. 20 be hereunto AFFIXED. Witness ALEXANDER '"
BRADFORD, esquire, Surrogate Of our sad County =.
the City Of New York the let day Of September ia me
year ol our Lord thousand eight hundred aud atty six
30 lsv3uM A. w BRADFORD, Surrogate.
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VJNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI
j TED STATES MAIL sTEAMERS.-The ships con

TIE ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver Eldridse,
Tb- BALTIC, Capt Joseph Comstock;
The ADRIATIC, Capt. James West. .
ships have been built by contract expressly for the
service every has been taken in their
cton their engines insure strength and speed
and their accommodations for passengers unequAed Tor
elegance and comfort. . a.,
ESQ; In second do as From Liverpool to New YORK "
and ~ suines attached To each ship
No rths can until paid for The ships OF this line
Nav, in proved bukhsds and 20 avoid danger from
~ will NOT cross the Banks north Of ~ until after the
In Of
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the county II NewYork note IL hereby gv1l 70 Al
r.r.p. having claim. Agtns THOMAS b. CROPPER late 81
The Civ Of SewIsTk deceased, present the sane
vouchers thereof - the subscrberr ais Codnuhsfoom
a Rrrlins sip iu the CIV OF NevYort before Ihe
SCI, nth dsv a November re1Da;ed Newly. the Sh dsy
rs iasnM CHARLES H MARSHALL. Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

CUPREME COURT. - FOWLER VI. RAY
- sx,u,, HENRY v. MfNPR, SAMU I'll 7. TOWNSEND,
RICHARD REED and JAMES MALCOLN-Surmous for
R.lrf-(Com ITO the Deiendsats You are hereby
uhish 10 fled the Office Of the Clerk Of the County OF hnfs
A. r City Hall in the City Bookys and 20 serve copy OF
your answer 70 said complaint the subscribers AZ their
Office No Wal street in the City York within ~ enty
days the service Of this summons on exclusive OF We
d,y III seh s-vic. aud you fail 20 th' said complaint
within th, tir aforesaid the plaintiff in this acton Will apply
To III. Court for ID. relief demanded in the comp
Nv. Yort ian. II 1895 HEARNE WARREN,
Plaintiff Attorneys.
Tho in the above filed office of the
C,k Of the County Kings the 18th day of Jane 1856
HEARNE & WARREN,
.,y Isue,nM Plaintiffs Atiornoys No. 8 WAl-st.
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SUPREME COURT. FOWLER n. RAY

CUPREME COURT. - FOWLER M RAY
- against HENRY V. MINER, SAMUEL p. TOWNSEND,
RICHARD REED and JAMES MALCOLM-Sunmons for
Relief (Com. not ito the D.endan:; You are hereby
and required the complaint IN this action,
which Ire Office of the CLERK of the County OF kings
At the Hall Ia the City II Brooklyn aud to copy
Of your the said complaint the subsIbe az their
oace number w Alst in the City Of Newfort within
twenty days after the service OF this exclusive
such service; aud il fail 20 answer the sad
complaint within the Aforesaid the plaintiff IN tins action
will the the relief cn@Gdet IL the com
plhint-Dsted NewYork, June H. 1885.
HKARNE x WARREN, Plaintiffs Attorneys
The coupsnt the above action fled II the once
Of Clerk the County Of Kng the h day o. June
n, Isv6xM No. g Wdst.
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sae.enbsr- 20 TaE TEIsrsE ~lshiIe men -, D. o.
dr.ss CHANGED should in a. eAses nve heif D,i, s7,
ard sta:s and testify which senof -. .., "a
Reshs or Wsshy add lab ssb-er D ~ .l 500. NV 49,
abserip<sI. Tks woele f-sreh-J F'e'th'~''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

CUPRFME COURT.--FOWLER NJ. RAY
~ ,ssinst HENRY V. MINER. SAM Ell 7. TOWNsEND,
RICHARD REED and JAMES MALC0LM-Summons tor
reief-Com To the Defendants: on are hereby sum
and required the complaint in TIN. sor
bicb l. fled In the Of The Clerk Of the County OF kns
AZ the CITY Hall City Of Brooklyn and 10 serve copy on
yor answer TO the said complaint the subscribers as hfr
slhce Numbr Wall street, N the City OF New forE wtain
twenty DAYS At Of this on you exclusive
Of the dhy of such service and you fail TO the said
complaint thin the time aforesaid tue plaintiff N this action
viii apply TO thu fer the relief mand IN tho complaint
Dated New York June r. 1856.
HEARNE 4 WARREN PiantiEs Attorneys .
The COMPLIANT acton hled In the Office a
III, CLERK County Kings the 18th day Of June 1875
~ HEARNE WARREN,
,l5IAvsvN Plaintiff. Attorneys, No. Nllst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
~ DFLPHlA and the SOUTH and WEST. via JERSEY
CITf-MNl and Express Lines: Leave NewYoTk and IL
~ aud and LII fare, So IL 81 25 stoppirs At al
way stations Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati 81 ard
sS 5C snd the West and for BAtmore Washington Norfolk
Sc and Aroush baggage checked 10 Washington m and
epm ". WOODRUFF, Assistant Sup't
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate

Of the County Of NewYOrk notice he:eby Gs.s 20 %.
n.-.on. sris ssoinst EDWARD z. POWERS late 81
DE Ci:y Of Columbus eors d-cs.d % pre.eu the -sns
vouchers thereof the subs 6er bis ise Ne % VA
.tr,.t In the CITY Of Ec~York before the t~A asy ~
ni5lsxduM HENRY r NORGAS, EIecut9f
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T7TR REGULAR NAIL LINE via sroEING-

TON ior BOSTON and PRovipERCE-iDlAsd rO0s
-.,,.,t S.ny shaDte Of ears cs beSssfe -,
v.hoo. 10y PLYMOUTH ROCK. Capt Joe Bone, and c.
ylSDERBIIT Capt H. Frae IN sSnsseuon .sn %. %.
t e.-tps New.Yorh daily Sundays eroep'ed from PEI
~ North River fret wharf above Battery place oeaoos
and S:oningOB at $50 or % 'bs AnvN OF me nss
,,,n whish leaves Boston a. $50 m
IN, C. VANDERBILT from New York Monday Wednes,
day and FRIDAY From s'onina;"n Tuesday TAH'daJ ana
Saturday,. NJ
tn. PLYMOUTH ROCK from NswYort Tuesday Thur
Sy and Saturday From Stoninston, Monday, WsdrsdAy
and Friday. n,
P.sens.rs proceed from stonnsou yer Railroad 70 Prov
snce and Boston In the Express Nal Tram several boers IN
Of those by other and IN ample TN, or ~ N
early morIns lines connecting NOrb and East Passna"s
prefer board the s'saner, ENJOY hEhts sst
undurbed breakfast II desired ard lesye stonnE"n u ne
GAS rain oonneo'ins al Providence with tie u m u'
for Boston. .,
Bsgssse Master accompanies the steamer and tran re0s'
each way. NM
For pa.,are behs .,sreroous f,isnt apply Per No
North II v~r or at the Office No. 10 Battery place.
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ppopOsrD DATES OF SAILING.


EDHARD X. COLLINS, No. Sc Wallet, N Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY Co. Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co.,
No. a Austin Frisrs, London.
b O. WAINWRIGHT Co.. Paris .
The ships will not be accountable for sod
silver bullion specie elry precious stones metals unss
bills adiug signed therefor, and the value thereof e1
prssed therein.
AJIyW LINE Of NETWORK and IIV Err
IN POOL PACKETS.-PATRiOTlC LlNE-1his line VIII
b. of the following and hItclAs ships, VIA:
HENRY CLAY III. 500 tuns. Capt David Csulkns
1000 Capt. DANIEL IA Truman
QRIFNT .........2O 900 tuns Capt Georgs = nm
ELLEN AUSTIN. %, 900 tuns.. Capt VIM n Gsfrct
Ibe above ships have been recently built and the largest
and most substantial the trade They are commanded oy
r,n,Ien,n OF experience and ability Their accommodations
A., .nneror and every will be made 10 promote
M eo,ort of Messengers and the OF shppers
For freight OF passage apply 20 =, ooo,
sPOfFORD TiLESTON Co., No y Broadway
Agents in Liverpool. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

THE CosDITIos OF KAssAs-Mr. o. G. Brown OF
Osaw attse Kansas returned TO this city on Monday,
and is stopping with Levi CoZzens, esq hs fsnef 10.
law Mr. Is. left Kansas some two weeks since apo
ust previous to the recent election. lie Reports NO
Territory in a condition OF temporary quiet 0wIns
in part 10 the recent fair promses OF Governor nsay,
and in part to the fact that most OF the prncpHi
tants have lett the Territory II presents eAsore Ok
dfsosiion at once sac and fightfaI TO oehod: htpy
farmers have ef large fields Of crops and fought sally
in flight Fields of corn in some instances many b J.
dred acres in size have been abandoned. la o
vicinity of Osarattamie especially, the deserion -
heen General Great destiIution prevails among .
Eree state ,ettlers The fact that all suppl IL
OF 6ora period of several wee ks cansed much acf
Great suffering The Dcessant robberes prscsi,ed y,
be Bordrers made the cOnditon of the resdentone Z
almost unparalleled hardship. Mr.. Brown gives Il
rpost discoursgipg accounts Of the prospects for
future. Gov. Geary last falsifying the pledge 10
made BIZ arrival, and disappointing the hopos Of tho
people. His deter DDstion to enforce 10 Bogus
and susfa the tyr .nnies Of Shannon and Lcompts,
slow- hin % be essenay the Of the Prort-
gsndsis. Mr.. b Is spprehensiyc bat tie Free sttts
men ave more to fear from Gesry than shannon Ths
latter was d mere negative and simply acted WIZ 4
acted upon; the former has more brains than seart
Mr.. Brown will remain in this city and vicinity fof
several days. We hope 10 hear from him n pat -
within few days. Utica Herald
NEw-YoRK HosPITAL-WeekIy Report 70 Oct: :,
1856: Surgical Asdc>L 1VtA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

NJ EW-1GItk and HARLEM hAILhUAD.-
IN FARE REDUCED.-Ony 81 50 from New York 10 Al
bsnyrhe Inland Route connecting with Western and Noh
ern Trains. $40 m, Express Train for Albany without
change with l:l5 Central and North
and ali Stations shove s:2o p m Express connecting with
the Central II pm
without change of 9l5 O. Mail Train $3.50 p N.
Express for EewYork. -,
invite all passengers business pleasure 70 take the
Harlem Railroad which for comfort proptnos OF safety
unsurpassed. Tie Albany Trains are now fitted up With
Brakes which places the train under the
Of the Engineer rendering the atest road IN the
Union Tickets be obtained Baggage checked OF the ONCE
Of the Western Railroad. Albany, 81 White and Center,
Broome and 2Gth-sts., New York -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

~ YORK to ROCHEsTER-The ROCHESTER and
GENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD is now open, and, IL con-
nectiou the Buffalo Corning and NewYotk and New
York and Enc Railroads, forms direct route om
u Rochester.
The direcness Of this route together with the superior com
fort afforded by the wide renders by fI the most desirs
bic between the sbeve-nsIled cities.
Tickets be procured the New Yort and Eric Railroad
Ticket Office foot Of Duane st. and No 1885 Broadway A's ia
Jersey City.
Baggage checked through
Frighis win BE- transported between New York and Kochs
with dispatch. Any information desired IN regard therein
obtained by calling the General Freight AGENT OF The
NevYork and Ere Railroad Erie Buildings s. TAPPAN,
Express Freight Agent, No. 1876 Broadway
No trains the Buffalo Corning and Newfork Railroad on
SUNDAY. j. A. REDFIELD, Superintendent
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CANDS' SARSiPARHLA.-The aperien

- septic and restorative propre. Of bis ny.usoe pr.pArs
ton rpd'r Of 5crp'uls Lv,r
Con plant, Dyspepsis aud UcsrOus and k1pGEs
st.ss I'll With Extraordinary potency upon Tue elis 81
the body cleansing them for all cel.rOus pGees snd
e,ioa;ive dnfeeian and sen,e speren; combined
,qualed.
Prfpsres and sold By A. B. D. SANDS No. 100 FULTON -,
New York. Price pr bottle OF si1 bottles for s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
Alc6iraI

nROPSi CCRED.-Oh DR.. BOYD having dis
covered ~. very important secret and wishing 70 do M
TIE good IN bis power viii ,eDd the prescription s OF
N suffering with hi. fatal mslady Addr,. r. O. BOYD
NJ D., Boa No ~ Br0sa~sy Po.t 0Gce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

- ArIan sement-(sundays excepted Trs,ns going East
Leave Brooklyn Greenport 10 daily for faphAk ~
M daily and on Saturdays 345 Rarrnnsiale, 10
NJ and 3:45 D. H. for Syosset 10 and S:45 for
Hampstead l0a m. ~ and 3:45 and for Jamaica
o. Ia. u III S: IS, g. and 80
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NENTRAL RAII.ROAD 0f NEW-JkRSEY-

- Connecting al New Hampton with the Delaware Leots
Wesie Railroad Scrastou Great Benz ns NORM
aud West with the Lehish Valley ksirsad 70
kauch Chunk. 49, car.
FALL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS October ?, ISb-
Leave New York for Easton and intermediate places from per
No Nor.h River at 30 and $50 p for Sonmer-
VILE A. 30 and " 81 a RI. and $50 and 800 p M =,
The above trains connect Elizabeth with trains on the NN
Jersey Railroad which York from the foot Of Court
i~NOV'" - '' -"O JOHN O. sTERNs, sapt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

nEAPEESS CURED, however caused, n the
~ tieAins Of watch he board Liter q inquiry,
htIonnf postse stamp, sddresed % Dr. BoARDAAS No
susolf pses, Boron, answered. Remedies Add AYpNsus
ssnt by empress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

ElUSHING RAILROAD-Leave Fulton Mar
i ket by Steamer ISLAND CITY, At ST. and ~ m l.
and o. H. TIE CARS leave Flushinr, L. l., - the saSe
hours and exchanging psssengers with the Boat a.
Hunters Point. Tbronsh in S. minute FAYE % cent?
WIN NJ SMITH. Superintendent
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NTW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-o

NETWORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-On
and After Tbursday Aue 1886 and until further notce,
Passenger Trans will leave Pier foot Of D1sne - too"
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at a. m, for Buffalo:
DLNkIRK EHPRESS. at a. NJ, for DunkTr
MAIL S:l5 NJ for Dunkirk and Buffalo And inferno.
dial. stations Passengers BY this Train Will remain over night
A. OuegO. and proceed the next morning.
CHICAGO EXPRESS a. p. H.. for DunkHk
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at $50 p. m from 100. o.
Chsubcrs Wis Pisrtlont for Sufern's and intermediate
stations. =, ,., mill
WAY PASSENGER, st4p m, for Newbursh and Middle
town and iuerrediate stations.
KiGIIT EXPRESS a. p m for Duntrk and Buffalo.
FMIGRANT p m, for DuDkrk and Buffalo aud inter-
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED.
These Express Trains Eimrs With the ElrrA
NIAGARA Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls; at
Bin "a an with the Syracuse and Bnghanton Railroad Tor
Syracuse Corning with Buffalo Corning and New York
Rroad for Rocheser Great Bend with Delaware Lscka
wanna aud Weern Railroad for Scranton al Buffalo and
Dunkt with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cncn'
natl, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, &c.
d. c. McCALLUM. General Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

kkv-ioNk A w.YoRE, May n 1855. )
~-oTyCF The rate Of Freight by the Steamers
n =, ,sIs line from Liverpool reduced 20 - per tnn uea
@,psnt until further notice. u Nol'Ll'o'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

KAIEs Of FAssAOH T IVO'I ~ 7I'n
e.oon-- q 90 3 IS and sS5 according 70 Ststeroon
knitted number Ttirdcsss Passengers Will be taken
f,,r Pbilsdclpha and Liverpool and found in Provision
- ,inba...... $50 From Liverpool so
Thu slps constructed with improved water tight CON-
parmens and each vessel carries an experienced Surgeon
Prties wishing TO bring their friends obtain eerR
oses Of passage and drafts Liverpool in Of Al sterling
"a upxsrd Apply 10 JOHN O. DALE Agent,
No. II Walnut-st., PIladelpkis,
UslBTLG CORTIS No. III Broadway. New-YoIk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20


i TON for BOSTON and PROVIDEECE-CHANGE Of
HOUROn and after Monday Oct. 80 the Steamers of this
will pier No North River first wharf sbJve Bat
tey place, daily except Sunday al instead OF p m
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
WI Travellers for CHICAGO, ST LOUIS, KANSAS, and
points West and Southwest obtain Through Tickets
and all inform concerning routes fare 6c either by the
EEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, NEWYORK
CENTRAL RAILROAD. by application al The COmpsnys Of
foe. No 1875 Broadway, corner Of Dey-st.
JOHN y. PORTER. General Agent VI. g. r. r.
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-cp rUAPIEgrON and FIORDA.-SBMI-

r1{)R CH4HLkSION ara rI(ohiDh. .I
FvTIKLY U. 8. MAIL LiNE.-Tbs splendid "oain, W.
Inns William Foster commander. viii leave fisf So-
a on WEDNESDAY, Oct q, At 'oleea n yreSssy.
- IIsh, spply bOaa where s ss q .ss III
- Co Nc ~ Broadway. The magnificent and fs'tsons
s.srr las ADGRR G. Turner eo.n.pder Wal ,'ss,.1
- Lev. an SATURDAY Oct 81 The tsvoF1i. sS-n'
sROLJNA paies regular uips 10 the ~" ,h ,Ss
-, an III. 81 Johns River, FLORIDA, oonn-enhs VERY
s.sw.y, from Eew YORK. AID le-vnt Chn'e' i....op.
WTsDAY. 81 2 o'eloch Tuoash nsf'"
Do. ISL: 70 PLATA aS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

CLIPPERS of CARGO per steamer CONNEC-
~ TCUT the 18th October inst, from New ioIk 70 a.
u's Point will please call at the office OF the unHeSsned NO
are slso wanted MOODY TELFAlR, Insurance Brokers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
ryOp YFRPOOL.-IJpted States Mail etta,in-

L,OR LIYERPOOL-UDite States 1a aln or ai,h
J. AMP ERICSSON, Lowser eonn1snoJ , on SATURDAY,
OF IS a, u O'clock M from her BERN a. onp,odsons for
fU ght passage, bavins Hoeq
slezsnoe and comfort apply to corrISs No s. WAlSt
IA 70 e. ~ on board a; VI = M -,
P.enfers are ,oosb he PosOce any Others viii
y returned o,,r,c Csnt West viii succeed the
u sns s'' sS III on SATURDAY Nov g. q,
xo1esTbe Of fish' from Lgo s", fortbsr
reduced 10 eDuI pounds PR '"N
al
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29

SrAGGERs Is SHEEr.-Formerly | lost sheep
by this disease. until by experiment / discover
Ell remedy which has not failed me for many
years, and ! think il safe rs web As sure
remedy. About twelve years since found that
nice eve Of mine. which had two fine lam'.s,
was afflicted with this disease. She was down
by tie fence, at the side Of the pasture, and
when she endeavored to walk or run, would
stagger and fall, and appeared to be blind.
went to her, took MY knife out, out off an ear
close to The head, and to my surprise found the
blood did not start not 50 much as one drop
could ! obtain. Thinking my sheep Is good As
dead, concluded to try experiments upon her.
/ returned to my dwelling, and taking bottle
Of spirits Of turpentine in my mar. went again
to tie pasture. | had been absent perhaps an
hour, but the sheep had not moved from where
I left her. and there was no discharge Of blood
from the car. I poured perhaps twenty drops
Of turpentine into enc ear; and after waiting a
few minutes ! turned her over aud poured the
same quantity INTO Re other. She soon began
to shake her head and a stream Of blood ran
from her anputated ear. in an hour she was
apparently 6 we'll Is seer. Since then | have
used the same remedy, without cutting of the
ear, AMI have never lost sheep by the stag
geTs.-HtraE Aeu Yorker.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29
/ 1856. New Volume. 1856.
Graham's American Monthly Magazine.
I1-1-J
to Art, Literature and Fashion,

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the choicest reading NATTER STEEL and WooD ENGRAv-
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6ach Nunhef WIN contain splendid Steel Engraving
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THE = ASHTON fI ,vEC
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Inc out nj ipInor costumes fr ne ,,i+F ~ 80
been pronounced superior to those published any
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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29

ArrLE P.FFs.-Ron out good crust, have
some apples peeled, eored, and quartered. Cut
the paste IN round or square pieces lay some of
the quarters on it. sprinkle well with sugar and
spice and fold the paste around it, pressing the
edges tightly together, lay them on u buttered
pan and bake. Peaches may be done in the
same manner.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29

To MEASURE GRAIN IN BISs-Multiply the
length and width together, and that product by
the height in cubic inches, and divide by 2,150
and you have the number Of bushels.
70 MEASURE Conn IL THE EAR.-Find the
cubic inches IS above, and divide 2,Sl5 the Gu
bic inches in a heaped bushel, and take two
thirds Of the quoticnt for the number of bush
els Of sEelled corn. This is upon the rule OF
giving three heaping half bushels of ears to
make busheI of grain. Some fall short and
snnle nEerTIIn this meaSllre.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29

How TO PREVENT THE TURNIP FLY.-A cor
respondent informs US that two ounces OF sui
phur, commonly called flower birthstone, mixed
with a pound Of turnip seed, will effectuaiiy
prevent the tiy from destroying the crop, This
preventive is extremely cheap, the cost not eN-
ceeding six-pence per acre In mixing, employ
a little rape oil, which viii cause the sulphur to
adhere to the seed but care should be taken
not to use too much oil, as that would prevent
the seed from passing through the drill-C3an-
Jerla1sd Pacqaet.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29

FEEDING RooTs-The feeding of roots to cat
tie, if done properly, is of great advantage
But if the farmer makes it point to pitch out
into the lane yard, turnips, DC, without cut
ting and unmixed with some kind of meal. pre-
cious little good IS accomplished there Is a
way of doing just right in everything ana IN
feeding stock, the right way IS the most prohe-
able. Farmers should give their cattle more
attention and we are determined those who
read our paper shall not Jack in instruction as
to how they should keep their stock In feed
ing roots. they should be cut very hne and
mixed with chaffeei hay straw and meal, (says
a cotemporary,) that the dry food VIII be
moistened by the juice of the roots About a
btfshel or bushel and half TO a large tatten-
ing bullock, three times day, Is about the
quantity to be fed to smaller cattle IN proper
ton. Roots should be fed to all cattle in win
ter quarters on dry food-!Iester's Agrie'at'tr'ss
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29

- OF all the preparations l have used for
washing,-savs an exchange,-and they have
been many, l give preference TO the following
Put one pound of saltpetre into gallon of wa
ter, and keep it in a corked jug two table
spoonfuls for pint Of soap, soak, wash and boil
as usual. This bleaches the clothes beautifully
without iniuring the fabric. 1t is particularly
valuable for removing grass stains from the
knees of pantaloons.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29

To hEEP PREsEEvEs--Apply the white of an
egg 20 a single thickness of white tissue paper,
with suitable brush, With which cover the
jars, overlapping the edges an inch or two
When dry the whole viii become as tight as a
drum.