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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
Tcp Notires.

nIsSOLUTION.-Tbe copartnershp heretofore
~ existing Of BACON RAVEN is dissolved BY the deata
by the surviving partner Richard Raven at No j Grandst
KewYork, Jan. /, 1856
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
snsurante Companies.
DEOPLEs FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

i OF TIE CITY OF SEw.ToRK.
Of,cs No l73 Csnzl-st. sTi No - !" AbsI
C..h C.p,al $1,000 with surTlLs al nye.et m scuf.'
rss Of the very best character. hlthA-1D
W T. USpEEHuL, secretsry. FIe-'Th-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
Of the County Of New York notice h hereby gwen 70 an
Of New York deceased to present ,he s.%s with yoSe
in the City before the twenty hft day Of
June next Dated, New Yok the nneeenth day Of Deeeu-
Der, 1855 THOMAS THAiNOh, Executor.
DO law6mTh
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
nISSOI IITION fPARTNERsHIP.-J

~ LIE COUNT having purchased the entire interest OF
CHARLES /. STRONG In the Grm OF lie COUNT& SfhON0
aid firm Is this day dissolved.
LIE COUNT s fully authorized to settle al business Of
MD fIm. J. j. IE COO ~.
San Frtneiero Fob ? 1886 CHARLES L. STRONG.
LILLE COUNT will continue the Book, Stationery, News
pper Periodical business hs individual account &C
he old stand Of LIE COUNT STRONG MontgoIneryst san
Fsneisco J. J. LIE COUNT.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

EOR MEMORANDA, via KINGSTON, ia.
Il usics.-The Steamship OSPREY will sail on tho sch Of
Wniam.st For Freight, apply to MoSQUSRA Co., No. ai
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

The Directors AFTER sppropratng Provisional Fund OF
to hundred and hundred ninety
three dollars aud eishtyseyen cents, (sl5 s' over ard
shove the Capital of hundred thousand dollars de-
cared Dividend of interest Of SIX PER CENT the Scrip
Cor profts declared January 1884 payable 70 the holders
Tbe MANHATTAN COMPANY has now become the largest
Joint aud Mutual Company In the United States and H
s 10 those desrous Of Life the liable
cur,y All pamphlets and other documentary information FUR
nishcd gratis on application by Lad cr otherwise.
" Wrnpir Sec,y N. ID. MORGAN President
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

COMPREHENSIVE NOfICE-The undersigned have this
y formed copartDershp the manufacture and sale OF
Piano Fortes the and firm Of RAVEN, BACON
Co. who will the business Of the late hrn OF Bacon
Raven AT No 1856 5Grsndtt-New- York, jan |, 1876.
RICHARD RAVEN THOMAS RAVEN,
FRANCIS BACON. JOHN J. DECkEKI
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
T IYERPOOL and PHILADELPHTA STEAM

IL SHIP CoMPANY-No II WLns.st, Phnsd.sih,s
March T. Ie56-NOTTCE 20 PASSENGERS and IMPOar-
ERs-The Stean,hip CITY OF BALTIMORE. 2,tsi tuns,
so horsepower C9gt Robert Leiteh ntsqdsd to resume
oT III April she be got from the French
with whom her period Of service Is expiring
the precise date of sailing be hxed h will
pear in the Advertisements JOHN u DALE, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
ON sALE.-CITY OF CLEVELAND

C'IY OF bFTROIT q cent Bonds (WsteT Loanl
G.TY or CINCINNATI y cent Bonds-
cay OF CHICAGO 6F cent Boras
CITY OF MILWAUKEE, 3 cent Bonds
CITY or SACRAMENTO ~ y cert Bonds.
r. DIfSCA's SHERMAN L Co.
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VOL. 5-..NO. 2S.
BALTIMORE.
ana uIII.s. uEnICAl.orEI1I

y Urinary. Battimore-insuted A ID ls2g, No 81 South
afrfff HnHare the Post Oiee1 Gl RE lNSI r.
so FEE REQIIRED-Dr hls, an eNperig4t eI
Physician Alopahie School may be eontdenaly
sultal In all ot private nature or disease
Va A3qey Required u Crs is mot EBecfd-A practical
ernee ot years enables DR. NJ to
ihe ahertos possible time To have it safely effected
celebrated the eteetual
clnsses Of Secret Diseases established
~ l5rty ~ a refuge Quackery, 20
this Institution would render public
not for the applicants here for
oamfnt dched OF their maltreated by
who flourish largely In the public prints and
with whom city Is uvorstotkod
4#sd be goRr Guard II would avoid Injury, pecu.
mn, loss and nddnappomtment, early medical aid where
urrr be obtained DIR NJ. makes no aluring
Haious promises than he Will honorably perform
and Chranif Ga1hc ushai symptoms Sore
ea Iteration OF the Mouth Itching aud Tenderness about
lie Naae otches EuptonH upon the Skin &c Upon the
oldest of
he br Is willing to stake hts honor aud reputation
4Ht 3riimJA Of Senrc-1ho remedies OF Dr NJ.
NlFor runuvRting the shattered
Lon aud removing speedily all debility Injury from
secret habit nnHupassod by drover, IS the
NJ
IHdIrd Mdebaed Nay here finds certain restorative. and
lhauudS thor have realized the sweet fruon
which, the ainro Of uarkeriea In their hitherto
hnHiraa s,rrch. had beeamo almost eNtingnlshod
irnifHt No poi ionous compounds of Mor
NpNiuuH llIupH used IN his practice
a. itHaf- experience Ia eho treatment of Female
Anariiuna Norvura Diseases, &C. qualities Or NJ to afford
Isfty ffief Cre in the most difficult Com
ruos sneredy guarded and treatment marked with skill
anil 1oirHtN.
~ iA trsd Prfrftirc This sovereign R7aedy applica
H1 etthor scN will he duly prepared by mail
g. by romifting $40 prescription will he included
DISTANT pcreoua cured II home, by addressing DIR j. B
Wills. HhtItNoHf dettcrs post paid Medicines sent in
/ HnF direction, by mail ot express
ff4fH Il
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS,

HINf l. X nlNl
EEtNf ~ EftO.. General Commission u'r-
IN CHANTS, VIRGINIA 81 theiweou cary al and u
- X Il nePntA solicit oorstenrens Of Tobacco, Wheat
Flour, and produce gcuotal, Tot salt.
They aso fnA all pruet aud merchandise sent 10 th't
Prompt personal attention paid to all business enid'd
tu thrm
Richmond March Goth iYs6 ina -
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pa. to a physical P but not aasN to make ihe h'
of all m que which woud Lave NM "i t' o9''
all the advantaeesot every 'e'f aS ' ,st snint IA
" What success we would f"slNliuIS SUNNI "
ill., public decision Il has been unfortunate for the lah'h
uihcrt, that amast every purratNe medeuo +" aSi'""
aal irritating the bowels lhs not Many "' '''h f
,, ISL, pncl prpnr main and reYusan in the system as I"
mon, than eo,utr balance good 10 to derived FROM them
ILusr "a Is produce irritation or pain unless arises ''l'
els Being purely vegetable" no hAiin van "ll' " i hii
hut Is heer tha' ~ medicine sn'h
p takcu lleeuslr. Minute directions tf th'f use III me
Diseases Which they are hinta'' are Wv ~
y Among the eotn which hnNc been spoedlN cured
In them liver Complaint ia all ~, ,afns .'Ms
i Iauul.r mdle siou Iaugour anl Los " Appetite List
and gu, pan the side aud Ions In truth all these
The consequence, OF dseaa1d at ~ "t III, F
aaapcicu they afford prompt and sur l' ~ @ ' -
rjcs tholc Dystntcry iumors. Seo1n 'Aud N'ut, 1
with soreness oi the hGhy tccr- aud hn y :" tue blood
in short any every wher rn1gat'N" required
The have produced ngulifN suec"stnl tnes IN
rcmatisfn ,unt Drosv travel l spcHs, lalratlono ct
the Ioart the Back Stamaeh and Sd' ny s'U
be freely taken the spring ufthe Nea1, to lhry Tie hu
oasGnal dose smulac- The stomach ni' 'aNhN action am
the appetite and Nigor They rnN h' hana anu
hv their smnlant action on the rfenit"N SH,''h th'ia
tie body oud restore the wasted "i aHHsr
rrrr. o the Whale organism Hence occasional dose Is
advantageous though serious d, exists but
unnecessary dosing should he carried too far. every
rratvo reduces the strength when taken 10 eA
tr.. Tho thousand Which lAs' Is required tah
t enumerated hut they suggest themselves 10 the
mason of very hadyi and IS confidently u.tN,a ., pH
n auwcra better rup"s" than ANYTHING Wl'h has hti'o
I,uu available mankind When their virtues are once
kHowu the puhe will no Longer oub 3" hat remedy 10 'pi9
nhru iu need al II CaihlrtC medicine
Being sugar wrapped they are pleasant To take anu e'los
pn.oy Vegoaleno harm arise t, their u'' Ia any guh
IiF.
Chemist Lowell Mas Icc - tens per i''N nv e"N'5
lorSI,0 Sold by John IT. Scay. I>nchurr and by all
Druggists Country Merchants throughout tia State
ruc"l, ladd \ Co. Richmond, General Agents
ti I'd
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SION MIKt7 7TNNIN, M. n TNONI II u NV 'NIh
= ifhrral HdN Nputes consignment
NT MISC ADAMS would ho plcasod Ia hear from his
pttlnis NJ this house JAMES \ tbN NplIn,
aFl ald1y ROUr NJ. ADAMS.
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y W. n'e N store Oio5' ana oeh'f" "asa seed On con
sgnment aud Tor sao ,, ,,,,.,,,.
't~-=i7 49, = '''''',,'''
IAN ORNtnENiior tir tnrior, "a. u g'N
"a la atrlen hmtutn :" absent lnNtd ones whhtc
c appropriate what morn acceptable what more dear
ANA worthy 10 De tt'l,h q thdl nn'u,l i, lH''
etaLin aud breathing lh'heH9 q" h' ' hdHoi iho ous'"h
IL f.s n, b. f,.h NM he seldom soon Ayuricious men
l laft,r bo,ltl and character and appnoss for gold;
finn men have sacrificed home comfort and even friends
m , Of mace and powcr hut " ho eyer heard of
l bap, pas4csso one Of Tanner Ambroypcs
Photographs DnEucrreotypeR exchanging 1t for money
the impulse oi any sss The hoh'S mnuNtsihh are eit
90 the heart ct fallen humanity !" prtp'tuAe ana cement
friendship Ia renew To seal aud fay ha"wed Affection The
, n, iy my, n,nnps i nra eouirnuates lilo i'm Ills
r.If - 3 cd IN n ie saisror,l,r Tho lanltGil md
l th, nr, ,oratnntIv gopp ont from M, estn,
Oh t, MEDIUM, af lna and tbfl pictures
- ,, Ia b,nut,fl and truthful originals 10 gladden. tho
Fathers and Mothers, the Sisters and Brothers,
Lovers and Swocthonrts Of the land
The nndegncd having aereased his corps operators and
hand fresh and afge supply "t materials inviosa
every body ohs Gallery whore IN all "eaibcls may
be procured faithful Amroyre or ana those
Wishing fac SmHe 81 themselves wh De codihIy wei
,omed and amply rrpaidlof heI tioub ny examining our
- ~, ',,, and uninne cases we have any quantity
slnable +, y,,ry such as ocko,s Breast Pins Brace
- - li,,r uing4 A d,sturd Ia contain pc
nus "aieh '"' , h f f H., ,i e., s,,,n ap th" m
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VasRNOR REOk ~NnE.-N" cNirn in,xc Mi
lNn LLrnmnA LalAl - l. 70 lnuMu. lnI aA-- u

D ted lightning Conductors with improved Rud bong the
approved lightning onhuctornow offered o the public
It il recommended hy eminent scientific gentlemen In all src
81 the country aHu b3 large uumhcH ot pcHoa IN cy
mud country. who enjoying their protection Please call
and cknine the Rod Ton yourselves Orders Tor the nhovo
nds ChuT,hcg. Factories Dwelling AZ, will receive
prompt attention by applying In prrtonor hY mail 10
4 s BLISS.
tul. II Il lynchburE, Va
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tAsD SHIPPERS OE TOBACCO WEST,
II VIA HALI MORE. Mp-The undersigned, Forward.
Merchaut aud Agents of the Pennsylvania Railroad at
Baltimore. respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
10 ALL POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH W EST,
md their acquaintance with the rnde having been for
the consnees of large of the Tobacco
Nos through baltimore they hatter themselves that they
can give satisfaction 10 shppere,
Freight as low a. hY any other line
Ieneigmons the Wost solicited and lmotualy
attended to- MAGltAW 4 kOONS,
North Baltimore
Refer to Jacob load Co.. brandt ir, Baltimore p l.,
nu1lry ". r. Smith, Mcdaniel Hurt y Preston, Miller
tfenshaw, Iynchburgi Grcnshaw &Go, Richmond
div
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS


ihe undersigned desires call the attention II Parents
aud Guardians having children ot slow mental ~ fhN"ca u'
,lorenent To- the t, thai he has opened aa few
Hil.s the York, in very htAliW anl
beautiful isne Family schou where such chl
~ can be received taught The experience he has had
tian eight In connection with the Masarh"'ts
for Idiots has shown MN
much be bringing theso children TO
condition In Instances he has had them
hout clrt enter aromuu school win advantage
the duties Il le with The earlier the
rabtnE commence ,he better forcreuias reiiencc Ae
address JAMES u RICHARDS,
4IdlV No ~ Maiden Lane, or Harlem New \ OK
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Ed MAlN ST LIBERTY, VA, con the site OF tht h'fel
formerly kcit Iy Wm Terry, 'sl)
The above house rebuilt in the modern sl l." aud fur
ii he'd iu manner, is opened Tor the reception al
guests The undersigned promise their best efforts to eelI
any patronage which they may receive
QTARl.ES 4 SGEPlOE, lroPrietes
: % \ HACK will always he in readiness to convey the
guests the House and their baggage 10 and from me isa
faad trrr of charge ap tj Is
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Xo nTECI'l Y OR NATSEOltS DRUGS USED
lOkkNsI<lN.
,,.,V.uouE ,oCsS Hospital.

Member If tle To al College ot Surgeons London
from one Of the me II Colleges of the United States
and the greater past whose life has been spent in the rs
Hospitals of lond A. Paris Phladcp pha aud elsewhere mas
effected some of II astonishing cures that were ever
knnwn many troubled with in the head ana ears "h1h
aeen great beng alarmed at sudden sounds
and hfuncss frequent bushng attended sometimes
~. .I-.. ... n NJ nIrnl immGliaiGIN
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- attention something very rich and beautiful in the way
"i Cameo Sosof Breast Pins and Ear Drops which we have
leeeHe nom the best sources and eSpey to large and tine
cameo Pin with box ard glass for Daguereotype
Miniature Ihts last article wouia be and acceptable
present for a Lady.
We would he pleased to show them Lady Gentle
man VIII would do us the favor call place
SIINERrIIORN Il Cliff,
stI. tI,.r,
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PHILADELPHIA.


PURPOSES or \ | AMlIA ilih
sic C-Ibere haa ipuE existed pheAe
demand Tor an etitrtlvo rurgatlNe IN
which could he relied Oh as sure aud
prricctIy snf,s in its uperati,u Tins has
i,.u rrrpnfrd Ia meet that q ,mand, and
an extensive nal of is virtues has con,
,lueivclv show II with what suereas II a.
lcoinphshos the purpose d,siguod. II is
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 ht9. WINDOW NW ,t.ff'T n RTNIN
~ BANDS AND tORNltE=-We have lust received
large lot Oil Window Shades, Of and beautiful pat
terms also, GIT Curtain Bands and Dornice ot every
quality. Please call and examine at
Gts ] - GREGORY 4 cos.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
DIR. HoHERT Dentist,

esps.~---Ne DIX. NVHEKT EANIN F"nttsi,
1SsssN4 has removed his Office our above his resi-
'4lIfyYYS sidenee. MAIN ST, and square above
Dlhreli> Hotel. dts
QAK. a. s.RsENiEgi offers hi- proic-sion-
Al SERVICES 10 the citizens al tNnchburc VruttY
Dihe" IN Warwick House
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ran mud owner. uf Ilea#. should have some of tli,
excellent Kennedy uu hand, faf the of Rheumalism
Spraius BrazHs aul Wuuuds. just received hy
irua In.f48 STABLER & JONES.
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fHN0 HsHlpERs.-The subscribers nre pre-
pared furnish Window Glass OF all sizes from the first
quality French Glass the grades either double
q single thickness Odd sizes cut at short notice.
STROTIIER 4 WHITEHEAD,
aug l5tH Druggists
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-16
rnorEcrInN or Seed coRN.

After reading G. L. HIS experience, in
preparing seed corn. in the Country Gentle
man oi Feb. elst, and fearing that some far
MRS may take his experience Tor advice. and
lose their seed. BY soaking tarring. plaster
ing, or otherwise injuring their seed, | will
oIler same Of my experience.
After trying experiments oi every dcscrip-
ton that Gould read, or think OF, in prepar.
ing seed TO forward the growth, prevent the
destruction, or increase the quantity Of corn,
Tor eight years, in which | have cultivated
from twenty 10 fifty acres 81 corn per year
have come TO the conclusion that the most
sure way TO have the seed come up, and do
we'll, is first to manure aud prepare the
ground wcl-plant cool seed, clean as il
came from the cob. This never fails with me:
all variations frum this have Jailed under diff.
lrrent circumstances.
70 preraai fhe seed from being desiroysiJy
hcns.--Thc pig. with lull belly. will never
root around; the hen. with a full crop, will
not scratch the ground. Therefore, when
my hens are disposed to scratch. | call them
up TO the barn, aud give them as much corn
as they will eat, for which they always sing
70 inc merry tune, and lag a whole hat iul
of eggs.
70 oprerni erors pulling eorn.-l scattrI
corn in the field broad cast, which they feet
upon and leave the seed. ii have too mucI
company By my Iiberality, ! soak the corn y
strchnia aud hnt water. Last spring. aite
scattering hall bushel of corn snaked IL thi
way, picked up forty two dead crows. an,
how many more went oa feeling kind y
4 sick" ain unable 10 state.
Hire and grub ,coms--are more diiicul
customers 10 deal with, Tor any pnisun usc'
for their destruction, is always absorbed b.
the soil, which is sure protection Tor them
4 have never found sure remedy for 'thes
pests; and can only secure my seed By plant
Ing enough for their wants, aud il they &c
Inore than their share, plant new hills ic,
iches from the old ones thus destroyed, an
''thin out" at second hocing. NJ. ]. 7.
Country Gentleman.
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THE ROLLER AND IT'S ADVANTAGES.

There is no agricultural implement so sell
dom met with in this country, perhaps, as the
roller. and vet it is one Of the most us ful Of
utensils. Where yonr ground is soft and
loamy, IL you have not time to pick up the
stones upon it you can roll them in, and pro-
duce, at little expense, smooth and clean
surface, rendering your fields free from hum
mocks, and fitting them for blowing and now
ing. And it has been mentioned by some
that the roller is useful implement upon
ground in which the frost has heayed out the
grass and clover roots. 1t may possess an
advantage in this respect, and no doubt would
be fine thing to level and press down damp
land where clover is sown and would be like.
| ly 10 heave.
The roller which would recommend for
general use, and one which We have used with
great advantage, is made with two separate
rollers, each one being four or four and half
feet in length, with strong iron bands around
their ends TO prevent splitting, and good
wooden or iron shalt running directly through
them. to which il attached frame work, &c.
The rollers can be made OUT of large hollow
elm logs, or Of seperate pieces but together.
A good, streigl,t, hollow log. is. however, pre-.
ierable, particularly il the outside Of it is
sound. You can work it down to your lik-
ing, and put some strong cross arms in the
ends af the roller, through the center Of which
1 the roller should run. Some farmers believe,
use iron rolIers, but probably on the whole
/ wooden ones are better, if they can be made
large without incurring much expense.
The roller is an admirable implement 10
pass over barley ground after narrowing it, or
eyen after you have drilled in the barley; for
when the grain ripens, IL you do not care to
cradle it, or even il you do. yuu possess the
advantage Of cutting it low to the ground,
and in this way secure greater amount OF
straw. not TO mention the clean surface which
close moving makes, thus leaving your bar
ley lot in the finest condition to pillow. We
invariably roll our barley ground; We think il
PAYS in three or four ways; first, the small
stones are rolled into the ground out Of the
way. so that they will not dull scy thes; second,
YOU can rake up your barley with horse
rake. and not run the risk Of collecting stones
in the winrows TO be ultimately threshcd;
third, you create smooth surface, either for
blowing or moving; and fourth, YOU get more
straw, and make your work lOnk better
where the field is rolled than where il is not
| therefore recommed double rollers. Rol
down your grass aud barley aud wheat lands
save money and labor in picking up stones
and in word, make your lots appear smooth
and handsome BY using an implement which
: is both cheap and simple.
Plough Loom Anrik
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-16

may be eAfec ted; that is, one-fourth less food
will answer, than when the stock may be
exposed to the inclemencies of the weather.
l8. A bushel of plaster per acre, sown
broadcast over clover, will add one hundred
per cent. to its produce.
10. Periodical applications Of ashes tend
to keep up the integrity of soils, by supply
ing most, il not all, Of the organic substan
ces.
90. Thorough preparation Of land is abso-
Iutely necessary to the successful and luxu-
RANT growth of crops.
81 Abundant crops cannot be grown for a
succession Of years. unless care be taken TO
provide an equivalent for the substances car
ried Oft the land in the products grown
thereon.
%. To preserve meadows in their pro.
ductiveness, it is necessary to harrow them
every second autumn, apply top-dresslng
and roll them up.
%. All stiff clays are benefited by fall
and winter ploughings; but should never be
ploughed when wet. Ii at such ploughings
the iurrow be materially decpcned, lime,
mari, or ashes should be supplied.
"a. Young stock should be moderately
fed with grain in winter, and receive ge-
nerous supplies Of long provenders,. 1T be-
ing essential to keep them in fair condi'
tion, in order that the formation Of muscle
bones, &C., may be encouraged and contin.
uously carried on.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-16
A WARNING.

A Few weeks since, in the course Of conver-
salion with an eminent broker, who has been
over forty years acquainted with The leading
moneyed men of the country, we asked # be
ever knew schemcr, who acquired money OF
position by fraud, ronlinue successful through
life, and leave fortune at death. We walked
together about three minutes in silenre, when he
replied. MOI one! have seen Imtn," be
said. become rich as if BY magic, and aller-
ward sreach a high position in public esiima-
lion, Eol only for honor and enterprise bni even
for pely, uhen some small circumstance, of no
apparent importance, has led 10 investigations,
which resulted in disgrace ard rum"
On Saturday we again conversed with him
upon the same subject, and be stated thai since
our last interview he had extended his in nqui-
ties among large circle Of acqnainiances, and
with one solitary exception. and that doubunI
their experience was 10 The same effect ms his
own. lie Then gave brief outline of severa
small and big schemers aud their lools, their rise
and their fall. Suicide, aud perjury. he ssid
we're common crimes with many Of those who
made .. has,e 10 be rich," regardless of iht
means and, he added. there are not = few men
who may be seen on 'Change every day igno.
family striving lpr their own destruction. IL ];
not. lie SAID, SO much The love of gold that lead:
many business men aslray, as the desire 10 bt
thought sharp or successful.