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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
ID USSELL w. WESTCOTT, Auctioneer,

SSELL W. WESTCOTT, AuctiOneer,
IL would call attention to the large sale Of superior HOUSE
HOLD FURNlTLRE and elegant housefurnishng articles
10 be- sold by him TOMORROW "wednesday, in house No
5 West 2s 9th all of which be relied as be
inc Furniture and comprising the araes, and MOS.
ssnicent variety offered at auction this season among which
il elegant Piano. three full rosewood Psrlor suites all
order elessnt collection Paintings Vases and Paror
Ornaments with Psro Chamber and Library Fur
nure rosewood oak and mahogany OF every description
car be had al the door morning of sale which
will BE- positive, rain shine. For full particulars see Herald
and Times.
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OrFIcE or the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.
NEw.YoRK. Aug. 81, 1857.
4 T. A Meeting of the Board Of Directors OF th

~ Illinois Central Railroad Company held this day was
esoed That Of Ten Dollars per SHARE be and
hereby called on the Capital Stock a this Company psyshs
on the h day September next at the oee OF the Comp
nv In the CITY of the Stock registered there al
at the Office Of MesG Robert Benson Co, London ~ IA
Stock registered In the London books. 49,
Reached That the Transfer Books be and they are hereby
eosed from this day aud opened the lat OF Septeub
next and rsnsr of shares be permitted after that
date until the installnent called thereon be paid
The directors of the Illinois Central Railroad COMPANY
announcing further the Capital STOCK deem
right 10 state the call is made in preference 70 sttemP
carry floating debt In the present state OF tho mon
They this occasion TO asur the TIA
Al no time since the of the Company have its
meet. Tor traffic been the land sales sasc
The local Of the Company in all departments Of
Is in efficient and honest hands the payments tor land
o,d are prompts aud the operations the Company as
Annual RAPPORT was published have only confirmed the coos
dence OF tie Directors in the value of the enterprise All "
ultimate returns 20 the Stook holders.
By order OF the Board Of Directors
WIN X. ACkERhAN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

d. n. NAsH, Auctioneer, UHce NO 80 b!uaI"sy, -
MORTGAGE SALE of BILLIARD TABLES
wi and FURNITURE, being the content. OF Chinese Bu'
lard Saloon on TUESDAY. Sept 1851 At lo O'CLOCK m
at and 5 Broadway consisting OF " Billiard aoss
nearly new BALI Cues Msces and Bridges belonging to the
also large quantity Of fine Mirrors Bar and fx.ars
Glassware Plated Ware Gas Fixtures Chandeliers covered
and other set,ees Stoves. Pipe Also large quantity Of
Furniture consisting Of Brussels and Ingram Carpets Sofas
Armchas Extension Tables Oval Mirrors n.EbetoP Center
Side Tables Olths Secretary Bedstesds Bedding &C.
Sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

EOR SALE-MACHINE and LOCOMOTIVE
u SHOP issSeo bsisk; FORGE and BOILER SH9P
$500 wood together with the most perfect set Of Tools and
70 be found In shop in the couoty situated at
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, at the junction of the
Vermont Central PassumPsc aud Northern IN H. Railroads
Also, ten DWELLING-HOUSESm may be had with the Shops
desired The above will be sold very cheap and long time
N. B. SANFORD
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chances for Business Men.

AN INDIA RUBBER SAFETY FLUID
"A LAMP Ia the only certainly safe and most economical
now muse Energetic make from SIS to $40 day
IN sess to in part Of the United States tenn
tory For ssle bersl Inclose stamps for inorma
ton. HAWNHURST. MOTT Co., exclusive manutac,ur
<fsN No. 90 milton ct. New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

&M The ADyLRTlSEH Wishes to mite
in manutun src hLs 40 article OF extensive DE-
maud hddr,,. ENTERPRISk Tribune ohics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

OFFICE or InE MIcHrcM sovTaEsS ssp Eosrm,@
INDIANA RAILROAD Co New York Aug ~ tsof
A GENERAL. MEETING Of the StOc kholders d
"A Of this Company hereby rallied to be held at Adrian
the State Of Michigan at ~ O'Clock the 18th day OF SkP
TENDER for the purpose OF eectins Threea Drec>s
Of this Company in place Of the present Directors and TO
act such other business may come before said meeting
And the undersigned do and each for himself does hbr
resign the office Of Director Of this Company t.to od
from said 2th day Of September next or from the time nat
such election sha be held Stockholders requested to
a,eHd said meeting. in person u by proxy.
lSigned)
JOHN WILKINSON, J. II. RANSOM
HEMAN }. REDFlELD, WIN NJ yERMILYH,
EDWIN c. LITCHFIELD, WILLIAM B WELLEa
JOHN STRYKER, CHARLES BUTLEA
JOHN A. c. GRAY, JOHN s. BARRY.
ELISHA {. LlTCHFlELD, HENRY KEEP,
Y. MORRISON.
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Qlothlng.

HAVE you seen the SO 50 SHOES and GAL
II TERS; also the IS 50 aud 81 BOOTS at JONESS
No. 10 Annst rear the Museum!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

IN GU,BERT & Cos PIANO-FOR rES-
i. WITH NEW ACTION AND SCALE
osly Wsssooms IN Eew Yotk-koA Gn s,a vi bfSsa~T'
corn-r q Cas- PIANOS ~ EEN1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

DRIVATE CLASSES for LADIES and GEN.
i TLEMEN MASTERS and MISSES. src forming under the
best PkoFE and TrToRs at Z. H. WILCOX SONS u
s. School AGENCY No SO Broadway. TEACHER aud rEo
PLEs MEETING DAILY TO 70 and to O'Clock. hicg al or
der vacace. and changes for the smallest fee 10 the world
No charge to Pupils.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

CT. MARY's BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG
- LADIES No 47s Grsnd.st, Brooklyn. T. D. will open
SEPTEMBER 7. For particulars apply at the Academy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE. Bin,
w .mlon-E shl hoan nde nc tho city BIN ana "a
tsiosi Nro1 WI 6nd tais sas Of the peasnts aoes II
NJ Iai'a Sass1 ~ pc wesA ASircu J. b. h0k9G, e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
0ARr CHANCE GREAT BARGAINS

III Three octave PIANOS n e,essnt rosewood case, and
,snted viii b. sold in order 10 elose account
: SO ana $500 Aso fine toned Piano tottes Of tf sS
.IcO AIS lso sad 20 Also Uprxh; Pianos at "a
ana 1i Ca be seen at CHAhBERSS boe-house, Astf
p,.es. come. 9Th Az. and dh$t
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fano marrants.

/ ID WA RANTS WANTED
II TAYLOR BROTHERS. BANKERS
49, go No 7s Wallet. New Ysft.
W-wa! sups;y orders promptly Warrants always on hsnA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

DAyEN. BACON s. Co. (successors 70 Bacon &
II R.y,nl PIANO-FoRTE MANUFACTu RERs Ware
room No. lSs Graadst near B.Ostssy, where oii s'oss
nxn n.nufsctur,. WArrantsl IN even resPect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
EXrANTED-A Young gentleman. Of GOOD address

6t I'M TO 500 Any enterprising person
MeNVJ b.yins the above amount aud no objection to
- -, bssT Of good investment BY aid,c''.ns V d
Bsr No Soc New lork Post'VneS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

EOR SALE or to LET-The large iive-story
IL BRICK BUILDING Nos 3I and S2e Stanton St, 81 feet
by 90 feet deep The building very substantial
has beautiful brick front with brown stone ntes The store
suitable any business being well lighted and close to the
Fast River and Steam Power required and will be in the
immediate vicinity where 10 proposed locate the Eastern
Boats Apply TO II. GRANT, No SO Ferry St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
MOINTAIN SCHCOI-Ask;an.

~ Collegiate ins,it,te Ashanti Greene Comfy. n T.
Ic- ip RI ye.r rais AL snse s'nle1ts c,cs7e. q
sny tne Fei patcrsrs at No 10 Nsinr,i.. " rs':I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

COTTAGE HILL SEMINARY for YOUNG
~ LADIES. Pooghkeepas, n. Y. Pr,f hILOP. JEWEII,
M Principal aid ProprieAor session nees
op the sh Of Pember Pupils limited to ga one half bard
er ptoe-.or lecturers ead Teachers, For catalogue Win
a. particuisrs, address the Primo pal
CLASSICAL FRENCH and ENGLISH
" SCHOOL WILLIAM II LEGGETTS SCHOOL. COT
Of Broadway and lib will Be reoPened on AoSDAit
Sept Circulars may be obtained at Lockwoods NO ~
Broadway; Roes NO eg7 Broadway; Segres No s Broad
way and after the st Of Sept at the residence OF the
cipa No 3 East 10th The number Of pupils IL iuii'eo
snd the corps OF assistants well known and thorough
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

NOTICE OF NEW FIRM
R.eAfHsk and =. W. CHURCH have this Gay forsssa
OPartnetsip under the Of sATHER 4 CHtECH. Ai
sn coutnue the BANKING BUSINESS q heSetos<s Gu
SaStsd b. the late 6rn. p6AfHEk,
osn Sareisco, JIIe e 1857 T. ". cHreCh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

HOEBLER & Schmidt, MANUfACIUn-
y Frs of GRAND and SQUARE ACTION PiASo-
FORTES No AZ Broomes lone Mock east OF SrsatSsy,,
Eev.Yoft We would invite the seutico Of ametesrs sad
critic. the insp< otton Of unrysea stock OF tAso
FORTES which tor tone and durability OF woransnAaP haze
noe been surpassed By any in this countsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

SCHOOL and HOME EDUCATION.-PRl-
OVATB FRENCH and ENGLISH CLASSICAL and COM
MERCIAL BOARDING and DAY-scHooL,, With lars.
PLAYGROUND and GYMNASIUM sttac he'd. Mo-. At aud 4s
West 18th st. between Broadway and 6thsv. Mr.. LOUIS
ERNST charge Of limited number of select Boys only
For particulars call or address above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
Real estate for Sale.

T'ARM for SALE.-Ninety-O ne Acres of Land,
Il House and Barns and Out House new Two thirds OF
money lie bond and mortgage for hy years
Catharine Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

sArhER CauRCd, Bankers
Corner Of r sts~ry ,ss c1sy~1L .
tslcws:
On NewYotk... Psyasle at the Ansr4csr Ersa.ns -
% Boston ....Psysbse ., Shoe sad Lstast psASs
9n Ph'ade pha.. Payable oy Drex1i Co
On Baltimore .....Paysfie by Johnston, Bros. q"
On Cinei1rat.. .. Payable 81 J. whe4s, 80 -.
On 81. Loyis Psysbs ~ Hssks c.. kxsaAafs osas
On Pi,:s6ursa, Pa Psyas!e b. Y " jones esi. C>Aas
On LoDisviile, Ey. PaYaS.e by A. v. Hun. Co.
0n Caate ston sc Payable " u. ". Coo aof = 20
Dc N 0desna La. PAYABLE by BsosG, sSaasce Ss
Aso, Exchazx. on Lon1on.
ssnnsfoIt o. ths hain', Germany.
HeroS.:. CERTIFICATES OF DEfoslf .as - 81 -
CHANCE =. -a,reet estss. "a. ss EaS, s'ss"
'V~ssss E y sat oa5scu ls.n s".s''"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

OFFICE MILWAUKEE, AID CHICAGO r II. Cosrakv,l
No. q Nassau-st.. New York, Aug. 8, 1851 J
NOTICE.-The Transfer Books Of this COmpang
N have this day been closed by order Of the Boad Of ~
or until further notice for the purpose Of sTOCkH0Lp
Frs MEETING. to be held Aug II. 1857 at II NJ Il s
Conpany's Once in the City of Milwaukee upes ~
question of the CONSOLIDATION of THIS COMPANY N
THE CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COL
PANY and to transact such other business may b nd
dental thereto C. 4. SCOFIELD, Transfer AssaA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

fled In this Office notice OF the appointment Of tbs PAM
BANK 10 the City Of New York agent for the
OF s circulating notes together with reyccstico q" ths
pontmen. The h.chsnics Bsnk New YORK 80 such ago.
agreeable t the act entitled act to amend the severA
relating to Incorporated Banks Banking and iu
vidGal Bankers" passed April H. 1851
JAMES M. COOK, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
furniture.
BnilGns Materials.

LINGUISTIC TILES-FOr Vestibules, Halls,
IL Hearths Dining rooms Consery stories &C. GARNKIRk
CHINNEY-TOPS. DRAIN-PIPES &c For sale By
MILLER COATES, No. 2T9 Pearl a., N. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
DEV. D. c. VAN NORMAN, A. N. late Prn.

N cip.l Of Rutgers Female Institute will o. " open
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNGLADIE3 at No
T9 l4th near Union square the 18th Sept next
For full information TO AIMS, SYSTEM OF INSTRUC
TON &c attention his PROSPECTUS, 20 be
had q. the SCHOOL or BY addressing the PRINCIPAL"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
DIANO S-PIkNO SPAN S.-

il FIRTH POND 4 Co. No. 81 Broedwsy Nsw.fort.
have on hand and for SALE, AT THE LOWEST TERMS
r,. assortment Of Planes al prices Of rich and powerful
ta. patent sc,or all Of mAnufsctlre and FULLY
TNRRANTED OR NO SALE. SECONDHAND PIANOS
Ia a. o. 10 Rent and rent applied 70 purchase.
W. FIRTH. POND Co. No: az Brosdwy
Re:He~a 81 NicholA. and Netropo.tsn Hotes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

nISSOLUTION.-TEe firm Of DKEXM.
IL sATHER CHURCH, Of San Francisco sni s.ssmssts
Centomla Is, from thi. day di,soived By iLni.szoa
0REAEh, Of Philadelphia retiring therefron.
Mes, sATHER CHURCH. a. per sdyest;ssnsnf bAcc,
I'll conoaue the bnsneAs - heretofore sai snnon -
collect and settle 81 claims 10 California eAa r. L. DREUA
I'm sette toe business on the Atlantic aide
Any Outstanding drsfs vii b. paid On presentation Il ~
fssecaaye p-scos uesa waicA they srs Aa~n-
v. n. DREKEI.
p. SATHsR,
June e. 1857. T. W CauR CH
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-15
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
M. M. FAXON,S

s7tfdchment Of TulcDaized India Rubber
Spring to the Tubes of Grain Drills.
iiE undersigned. having perfected arrangement Tor
the attachment of Gum Spring Ia the Tubes anJ
Drag Bars Of Grain Drills, is happy inform Farmers
and s Others Interested in the growing Of Wheat and
other grains, that he IS prepared furnish GRAIS
DRILLS with the above article attached al the short.
notice, al his Foundry ia McVeyiown sesdersb have
become almost Indispensable article 10 the Farmer
and be will nd that the attachment of the Gum S,,i,
will enhance its value least onehalf An The ds,sn
ton and trouble caused by the breaking of ,ooen nj,s
Is entirely done away with BY this arrangement aud
man or boy can pefrm nearly double the la boy that h
coua under ihe old plan, with much greater both 10
hmset and horses. There need no fear Of the Snr;ns
breaking, Tor II there article that N IA hrs
rot or wear OUT, The Gum Spring that article and
hazard nothing IN saying that Grain Dri Is the SIM
piest IN construction economical in ne
and therefore the durable ever offered t ,h ,s,i
cultural public The feed is arranged thai il win o,
i y, Il, H. and bushels per acre Persons DESIRING
one for the coming seeding requested Ia send in their
orders as early as possible. Direct MeYeytown Mf
MN county Pa, or F G. FRANCISCUS Lswistowo
+ L. FAAoN, Hoiidaysburg, Blair CO., Pa ROVER 4
bRo, Harrisburg, Pa, who ara authorized 10 a
agents, and from hom any fun her
aimed. 49,
fRiCE OF DRILLS. with the attachment. ATS Pa,
mers who already have drs can have I'M ,ered and
'ae inaA hneoer Spring attached for $40 10 SIS
sfAH branches of the FOUNDRY BUSINESS .fill
carried on, for which orders are respectfully solicited
NJ NJ FAXoN
ScFeytown. June 10, 1856
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-15
aGrtruIturaI. sc.

Uafer PancdkeS.-Beatf four eggs well
with two spoonsful of fine -four, two
spoonsful of cream, one ounce of fine
white sugar. and half nutmeg, grated
Rub your pan we'll with a little old butter,
and pour in your batter as thin as wafer;
fry il only on one side. Put the pancakes
on dish and CRATE sugar between each OF
them. Serve them hot
Cream PancMes.-Mix the yolks of
TWO eggs with half pint of good cream
and two ounces of sugar. Rub your pan
with lard, fry The cakes as thin as posi-
ble, CRATE sugar over them, and serve hot.
Ground Rice Pudding Boil ounces
of ground rice in water, till it becomes
soft; then beat the yolks of four eggs and
add TO them pint of cream, four ounces
of sugar, and a quarter of pound of but
ter; mix the ingredients we'll together
You may either boil or bake the pudding.
Cup, or Soft Ginger Bread d-The in
gradients are as follows:
l cup full Of butter,
l cup full Of sugar,
l cup full of milk, into which put a
heaped spoonful of saleratus,
5 eggs, which must make cup full,
8 cups full of flour.
l cup full of molasseS,
glass of brandy,
Is drops Of essence of lemon-nutmeg,
ginger, allspice, and any other spices agree
able 10 your taste. Bake in lin or earlhen
pans.
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-15
AGRICULTURE IN CALIFORNIA

The remarkable fertility of the soil of
California, its genial climate and adaptable
ity to furnish both temperate and tropical
fruits, together with the great advancement
of the agricultural interests during The pest
few years, have attracted to that country a
large share of attention. Owing 10 these
facts single year has suificed 10 work
complete revolutions in her internal econ
omy. One season looking TO the Atlantic
States for food. the next she assumes the
position OF producer, and sends to New
York The products of her hills and valleys.
So suddenly and so easily was the change
wrough', that one, speaking Of The facility
with which crops were raised. remarked,
You have but to tickle ;he earth with
hoe. and il laughs with harvest"
We gather the following items relative
TO The agricultural portion of the State
Fair, held at San Jose, from the California
Farmer fer October 24th and 3Isl.
The frs; matter which attracted the at
tention of The editor thereof on entering
was "a pumpkin Of enormous size. weigh
ing 256 pounds, and measuring seven feet
light inches in circumference. Further on
were some enormous cheeses, weighing
346, 100 and II pounds respectivelv.-
They were of fine flavor, and show that
we can make as good cheese here as can be
made in the Easl. Still further along we
noticed some enormous sugar-beetS that
cannot be easily beat: one of them weigh
ed l03 pounds, and me easured-well, we
could not measure ii. there were so many
roots and branches, and all so enormously
large, that we were as sorely puzzled as
the lrlshman when sent TO count the pigs:
counted all but one, little specified pig,
that kept frIsking about SO thai he could
not count him. SO with this: so many
branches appeared that we could make no
beginning TO measure. Another beef, three
feet four inches long, two feet two inches
IN circumference at the top. and twenty
inches III circumference two feet aud nail
from the top; weight not known. These
grew in the Fountain Garden at San Jose.
There were many smaller beets that any
where else would have attracted unusual
attention, but beside these lnonslrous roots
they were but pigmies. Some of the
largest Lima beans We have ever seen,
were from the same garden. By their
side were two lunches of very large pars-
nlps. The name Of the garden from
which they were taken we could not learn,
nor of the enormous cabbages could we
find the owners name. There were sew
eral Of these cabbages that were very large
one weighing fifty pounds. measuring
four feet eight inches in circumference;
and Two others u trie smaller. The pre-
MUM sample of oats averaged l. 81 bushels
10 The acre. Six samples OF silk on exhi-
billion. No. /. Sample of spun silk from
native cocoon. No. ,. Florelti silk from
native cocoon. No. 3. Native cocoon
No. 4. Two native wild cocoons. No. 5.
Cocoons raised in the house. No. 6.
Cocoons raised on rose bush. This will
ultimately become one Of the best silk
growing countries in the world.-RurQI
-Ne,0 Yorker, Dec. 10.
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DONAs.is KENNEDY,
.Ng ID N'arr.M 81, ReIkars, e..

Ne l20 EarrsM ST, RsIbArs -yss,.
PEICE 81 10
WhaiesaI- Agents. New iurk Ciy. G. C.icknersI
Barclay street; II. KiHg lg2 Broadway Rushlun ani
Clark. a75 Broadway a. & u Sands, J. gFuiton street
T. " DNOFT & sons, philadelphia wholesale
Agents for Pa. Fer sale by F J HOFFMAN aud Mis-
MARY MARKS, Lrwistown, and hy b F. hEPNER
M'lIntown. [na22 Iy