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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-03
eAkorA CITY POTTERY.

iTESSFS ZiEGLER & ECEHARTs. Of the
VI Dakota City Pouery, take the present
opportunity Of saying to the Merchants and
the public generally, that they will continue
in the business as heretofore, aud having in
creased their facilities are able 10 mauufac-
ture larger amount of stone ware and Of
the best quality Returning thanks for the
liberal patronage bestowed uron the old firm
they respectfully solicit continuance Of the
same, and they will endeavor to retain il 10y
prompt execution of their orders TO which
they will carefully attend at all tines. Give
them call.
Dakota City, n r., Nov. T. 185o-tr
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-03
NEW TnLuME--NEW TYPE.

For twenty years the Cleveland Plain Deal
or has been owned aud controlled, Published
and Edited by the same individual IL has
never missed Publication Day nor scratched
a Democratic Ticket. 1t has fought its way
sjngle-banded against all opposition, until Il
bas guusd a National Circulation and a Ma
tiunal Reputation FrogI Main to California
the Plain Dealer is known and read, and il
never was in 40 good p condition pecuniarily
ar 10 better pluck politically, 70 fight the bat
ties OF Democracy than now. For the com
ing'.year it will be particularly devoted to
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-03
POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY AND
THE PRESIDENCY

THE PRESIDENCY
1t has against high authority, dared To ad-
vocate the right of "thc people Of a Territory
rs weA ss State, TO regulate their domestic
institutions in their own way" and il will
continue TO do so against said high authority
.fhe world, the flesh and the devil" Against
all Lecompton Constitutions, Slave Codes, and
tho re opening of.the Slave Trade, this Paper
is devotedly Dedicated from this time, hence
forth forever
Come one come all This rock shall fy
From It's firm base ne soon as :"
Besides the current News of the Day, the
Plain Dealer will contain in each number n
TALE, Correspondence from host Of Contri
butors, and Telegraphic Reports fro n all parts
of the World
The Commercial Department Till be under
the sole charge Of Jas. Broken-hire Esq who
is acknowledged to be one of the best Market
Reporters in the country.
The Local Department will be presided over
by that original and laughter provoking gen
Artemus Ward Esq, whose Letters, joke,
Oddities aud Oddities, are alone worth the
price Of the paper Ia short, weare prepared
10 present one of the
NEATEST OCHEAPEsT FAM
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-03
which have been selected with great care,
especially for this country, and will be sold
"CHgACER THAN THE CHEAPEST"

We are bound not to be undersold by our
neigbbors. We ask our old Customers snd
the Public generally, to call aud examine fur
themselves aud be convinced Of the above
facts N'
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-03

.. MIN has spent all hcr ryrtnne IA
sr.r r,tcmchts She M ju ,Ls svla of
r.alicc iu 80 heGih
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-03

tbo Mayor 90 Richmopd, Va le, given
public notice that he will give Sisrcvsrd to-
ev.ry baton taken from the waIchman while
asleep during Ihs hours Of doty.
rss depths in New York during the vcar
1857 we're 23,sss; in The year 1858. % Ggt
thc death reports willaliow material Sc
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-03

The cuon. 4 p riair cfMs,ourl, af.v
aoys anee, enancipatc1 Ave slaves aoaHat
Of ono uan, mother and three il.rhar
nt the Circuit Codrt ~ . Louis
, 1859-04-08
Migration of Plants.

Plants are seldom motionless. The wind
watts the seed Of the dandelion. The waves
bear the nut of the cocoa palm. Man has
carried the apple and pear, the apricot and
peach, from the highlands of Asia to the far
West. The cerealia have spread over all
the world, have become so cosmopolite that
the land Of their birth is unknown. Some
plants would seem to attach themselves to
particular races. The common plantain is
called by the North American Indian, " The
White Mans footstep." Currents Of air
carry seeds and the eggs of insects and
infusoria. To settle this formerly disputed
question, o German philosopher, Unger,
placed several plates of glass, carefully
cleansed, between the almost air.tight,
double sashcs, with which he protected his
study against the rlgors Of fierce northern
climate. Six months later, he took them
out, and examined the dust that had fallen
upon them, through impcr2eptible cracks and
crevices, with a microscope. The result
was that he discovered in the apparently in.
organic dust the pollen of eight distinct plants,
the seeds of eleven varieties Of fungus, the
eggs Of four higher infusoria, and living in.
dividuals Of ut least one genus.
, 1859-04-08
1sftpEptt.
fmprovement Of Farm Stock.

More aud more attention is every day be.
ing paid to the improvement Of farm stock.
Something like general impulse seems to
peryade the country. We may not all, it is
true, hope to be able to ornament our fields
with specimens Of the beautiful and extraor-
binary Duchess tribe, Of the family Of Short
horns, or Of the finest Of the rich red Dew.
oushires; vet we may all do much better
than we have done, and make our cattle, hor.
ses, and sheep, fair item on the profit side
Of the account. It is beginning to be found
out that the breeding and keeping Of fine
stock amounts to something more than me-
cessary evil, or q negative good.
We may trace the progress this feeling is
making among agriculturists, by the intense
Interest manifested at the different fairs
throughout the country. In almost all To-
calities we find that some choice stock has
found its way in, and that the people Of all
classes and pursuits are kecnly alive to the
advantages which such public exhibitions
afford.
One thing seems 10 be wanting, and that
is q more liberal encouragement by agricul-
tural societies in the way of premiums.
Our premiums are meager-mere shams-
operating collaterally, and in no other way.
The real original object contemplated in the
award Of a purse, or premium, was to create,
20 bring in what at the time did not exist.
Commensurate rewards were offered when
important objects were to be fostered and en-
eoaraged. Our societies spread out their
limited means over too large a variety Of
Obiccts; the premiums offered are so small
, 1859-04-08
nnrnt cav aa Manure.

About four years ago, had my attention
called 70 the use Of burnt clay as manure,
By an Englishman, who used the ashes
Of burnt clay on his potatoes and garden
vegetables. The good results obtained by
him induced me TO try the plan. Accordingly
burnt ten bushels Of ashes IRON good clay
sods, and applied them to one.tenth Of an
ucfc Of meadow land. sowed them broad
casi, about the last August. The effect was
quite perceptiblo during the fall, and the
next season the crop Of hay was ct least one
thhd heavier than L was on meu16Sw ad-
pining, where there had beca no manure Of
any kind applied.
Twas induced BY my success on meadow
land 70 continue the use Of burnt clay.
burned two hundred bushels during the fall
Of 1856, and sowed broadcast one hundred
and flty bushels on one and a half acres Of
meadow land and tho next spring applied
ffly bushels % half an acre Of potato ground.
The results Of the burnt clay on the meadow
land was quite as satisfactory as was my
era trial q thcm, aud the results Of the
burnt clay on, the crop Of Potatoes was
equal 70 an inerease Of ono-third over halt
an acre adjoining, on which no manure Of
any Kind was applied, both pieces receiving
tho same amount Of cultivation, and were Of
the same variety Of potatoes.
Being well satisfied with past experiments
IN the use Of burnt clay, burned four hun
dred bushels, IN the fall Of 1851, aud during
the past season have used them Oh meadow
land, On potato ground, and on spring wheat.
The results on grass and on potatoes were
equal to the results previously obtained
but o. spring wheat, the elects were not al
an porcoptiblc. f.lslai = ~ Aae .taelil Z
think is effects on grass and potatoes
have been equal TO the effects Of plaster, Il
not more 80. shall apply some Of it on
spring wheat next season, and ] anticipate
better results than ] obtained last season
Iskall also continue is use on meadows and
potatoes, and shalltry Il on carrots, oats, and
other crops and watch the results with in
tereat.
, 1859-04-08
1rl c. N. LUcKEY 4 Co, O9
MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS,
No. 90 Maiden Lane. New York city.


~ E..LUcKEY 4 CO. DESIRE TO DISPOSE OF
Os their entire stock Of WATCHES and yEwRLRY during
The present season. for cash. Al great saeree In order The
more readily g close up helr business they Oer The following
Any person purchasing according 70 The oowlug Price List
onequarter NE Of he purchase VoF Instance,
buyer Of any ~ article win receive without additional charge
IN proporon An orders must be accompanied 81 cash and
prope nlructons a. TO the Of delivery, whether BY
Refer 70 VI Smith, Maiden Lane; George comlngs, u
John street y Lewis, Esgs Attorney MelIOpetah bank
Value 80 Cents-dents Stone Pins Sd quality Ladies'
GPla RsDs e. Pain sEd RIngs az oha's a.
MIA Diamond Rings Gold Pens commercial size Ladies' Gold
Pin; q % Esngx Cent? Goa Cluster Hni DO 90 Studs
Value el.S0s with 50 cent premlum-Lades, Gold Pencil
DO % Pen silver eas DO Do Rings large .s Misses Cameo
Cents Gold Pen, sveFpped holder DO DO watch Key; la
deg eola es, ior hair OF miniature.
Mosaic GodstOne Studs Sleeve buttons LAdss Ca
nee Or Mosaic PIN. % Dc Do Earrings 9a's Lava Pins DO
ters dents Scarf Pms Gold Locket, No /. 80. - &
Neiae ~ ylsh " premium Bracelets Ladies Real
rings Gents Gold Pen large sine extension case Cold Pen
mammoth sls, with llverpPed holder and box ood Lock
Vsiae s4-cameo Bracelets; Gold Fiat BAND Bracelets;
ses Cameo o. Mosaic Pins and Esr9g se Lava Pins and
Builong do etudg Gold Locket, No. g. .fI u.
Pin and Earrings Coral Garnet Pins large She; Gold Lock
Ssias ss-suvsr opentleed Lepns watch. 4hOles ruby
Value sIO-dents Gold vest Chains; LAdIe. Gold chase
S3S SILVER SRSE R1S wse sG. SSeE sSssd ST.
Value ei0-silver Hunting Detached Lever, fun ruby
vsius sso-oOld Open-faeed Cylinder watch four holes
Vsiss sl5eola sPsn-fAssa Detached Lever, fun ruby
Value S8O-GOia Hunting Cylinder watch, four holes
vsiss sS5SGOid Hunting Detached Lever watch. fun
ruby Ieweled, IS carat case.
, 1859-04-08
Eggs for Burns.

The white of an egg has proved Of late
themost 0ficac,on remedy for burns. Sc en-
or eight successive applications of this sub
stance soothes the pain and efectually ex-
cludes the burned parts from the air. This
simple remedy seems preferable to cOllodion
or cotton.
, 1859-04-08

doubtless best for all whose trees are exposed
to the regular strong wind currents that pre-.
vail in many localities in our State, to train
low. To do this, and give breadth to the tree
at bottom, nothing but early, repeated, and
always judicious, cutting-in can accomplish.
-C0I CLlfUriSk
, 1859-04-08

LVI IIllONWO''s4 ulIu IIIo IOuI IsOVIVWSi n %
TO avoid fractions 5 may be remltted for HaekWood Of
which We VII forward that work for both years, pO paid
N. 3. The price IN Great Britain Of the. flee
Periodicals GbOre-ndmed is about S31 per Ghnun.
As we shall never again be likely to offers such
inducements as those here presented,
NOW rs THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE! /!
~ Remittances must, in al cases, be made
direct to the PUblishers, for at these no commits
sion can be allowed to Agents
Address LEONARD SCOTT 4 co.
..ll No. 81 Gold street, New York.
, 1859-04-08
BROOKLYN HOTEL,
Corner OF broadway aud sansOme streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.


~ THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL.
known and old established house Il still al his OLD
- tFieks-uf feeding the public at the low price Of
slx Dollars per week, and still they come TO partake Of
his good and we'll furnished table; and Mr.. Kelly Is
Of the pioneer hotel keepers Of this city, he pedge
himself that there will be nothing wanting at bis house
10 make the public comfortable.
The house Is centrally located In the vicinity Of the
Custom House. Post ONCE and also Of the up river and
ocean steamers and contains q number of sing'e and
family rooms, well ventilated, suitable for ladies' and
single gentlemen. -sIrH. .1.-Ll.l
There is also attached TO q Q house READI C
ROOM, and LIBRARY which contains large number
Of releted standard works There b alsO the arrival
Of each steamer, utI
A WAGON,
which belongs 70 the house. to convey passengers and
baggage. free Of charge. The public are respectfully
70 give the house q trial.
Board per week, CO., per day. tli heals, so cents;
LOdges per night so i5 cents Lodging per week. %
T. Sl. = JOHN KELLY, Jr. Proprietor.
san Frau,sco, Dec. &c, 1857. IR
, 1859-04-08

Udoipho WolfeIs Schnapps.

Medicinal Diet Drink. OF lively used and sppruved BY
emineutly salutary qnalitits The medical faculty, the
manulacturedhy bimsef ex temperance penple, Leads
cusvey, At his factory o. l1f families iSs. .etG
'cheidam, ln Holland, and In Gravel, ,GOut and heu
well known during the last matism, In Distinctions Of
twelve years throughout the the Bladder and Kdneys
At antlc and Western States and In genen Debility, It's
IL Is made from The best elects are prompt, decided
Barley that be selected AID invariably reliable. And
In Europe, with tho eafence Il = not only remedy for
Of aromatic Italian berry Iheae maad es but in all
Of ackno Eedged and extra cases In which they are pro.
ordinary medicinal qualitles uced BY drinking bad va
Il has long since acquired ter which Is almost unver
higher reputation, both IN sally the Of them u
Europe and America than Operates q SURE PREyE EN-
any other duretic beverage irivB. go AT ~
Analysed, Il Is a PR For Fever and Ague Il is
FEcrLY PURE LouoR, 10 lts Of the most ecaeious
effects . mild and whole pTeven,lvos that can be re-
some tonic. It ls exten- sorted 70. l1 saal j.
, 1859-04-08

OE&
Corner nattery and Clay streets, San Franchise,
TTAvE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
Isl 200 bales 0inch brown drills
. 100 bales % inch brown shettngsi
100 b0ls No. O--UO0 Duck;
800 balla No.2 2-l0 Dlck;
20 bales Raven Dack: . 80. $40 E
Is 10 cases MeFimac priuis; .f5 ~. II.
10 eases Prague prnt-i . -frl-t .s0.r
4 10 clses Pacific prints;
-. 10 eases Dunnells prints; 49,. tI .f...--
10 cases and bleached shirtinrs;
70 eases ~, 8 Z and TO- bleaehed ahirtingsi
20 cas- q blue drills; .4s,sl - ~
20 cases blue denims;
10 tales hickory stripes;
20 haiea A.. aud uck'uga; .
10 bales scarlet, blue and gray hannels;
10 bales BallardFale white flannel;
cases CohuIga aud Merinos;
cases wool and half wool plaids;
cases hlue and black alpacas; HHTEa
10 eases Paeihc-peW styles Do LANES;
cases. al wool. new styles De LAines;
cases French Mefinns;
1000 Bay STATE plaid abavls;
1000 cashmere and plain wool ahauls; black and col
ored silks; plain. figured and plaid silks;
And large assortment of other Dres Goods.
BLANKETs.
1000 pairs white, ereen and hlns MackinaW, llr
1000 paiEs BIB, TBB and SBG Blankets;
1000 pairl cheap grey Engllah Blankets; b s.
100 pains cheap blue English Blankets;
800 pairs scarlet English Blankets;
600 pairs "a 10 I, II and ia white Bed BlanketS.
CLOTHING AND RUhNHsElNG GOODS.
1000 dozen grey. blue and scarlet flannel shirts;
1000 dozen grey and white Merino Undenhifh and
1000 dozen Merino and an WOOL socks;
7 500 dozen satinet and jean pant;
500 dozen duck and coiiounade pants;
500 dozcn hlok0Ty and check shirtR;
E 500 dosen calico and whlts dress shirts;
500 dozen overalls and jampen;
Black and fancy alk cFavats. neckties, SIX handker-
ehis, snlpandeFA, and variety q other articles TOO
numerous d mention. For sale Inv BY
JANsON, BOND 4 co..
33M Or Rstiery and Clly ia. ssn FFancisco.
, 1859-04-08
The ArOmat:. 'rheidam Sehnapps

s consequently In great de-lin The stomach and bowels
mand BY persons avenR 10 which they arc especially
about 70 settle IN th0s sublect as well as IN the
parts Of the country espe- cholc Of grown persons
cally well BY many 10 Ig indci0ua adoption In
every community where lconnectOn With the principal
has become known on meals or when sense of ex-
count q s ether remedial hauston dictates lie use,
properties. never falls 70. relieve the
ln all cases Of Dropsica debility attendant upon pro-
tandency II Is generally the acted chronic mAlidies0W
only remedy required when Temperament and exhausted
I'D ipted In the early saqpavtd energy, By whatever
OF The disease. In Dyspepsia cause induced These are
malades when taken profacts 70 which many Of the
per quantities, as dleilmost eminent medical men,
drink and especially At dn-lbolh IN Europe and the
ner 4 is found, BY uniform United States, have horne
experience, 10 be eminen'y Testimony and which are
ecao0ns n The most 0a eorrohoraiad by hU hlgh6st
nate cases, when even the written authofiliea. - -
best Of the usual remedie Put up In quart pint bot
have taed 10 rd mOret teg, IN case8 Of one dn1en,
than temponTy relief Iu with my name on The bottle,
cases of Flaineucy u sanlcorks and no amlle Of NY
immediate, invariabe speci SlgnatuFs on The label
&c; and may be admlnla Foraeb By an the respect
tered In diluted and proper able druegts and LquoF
tionate quantities even toidealen III California and
young infants, IN al th0stl Oregon. = ~ fl ~
paioSysms Of gripping pain UDOLPH0 WOLFE.
sR Sole Importer, % Beaver street, New York.
, 1859-04-08
SECOND HAND PIANOS
At great bargains SlWay in store; prices Om $50 to tIIO
"#.- MUSIC. TN E

One Of the largest and best eataCgues Of Music now
published All the music and music books published 10
the United States for sale at this establishment Martins
celebrated Guitars and all kinds Of Musical Instruments
and music merchandise at the lowest prces Music sent
whenever ordered post paid Catalogues sent BY mall
literal discount TO dealers, teachers, semnTes and
clergymen. Er1t
, 1859-04-08

no the
r.
Board wesk, 81 Boar
hgerOOnsh furnish dcOmpRte T5cenhpe yer
very best STYLE with patent French springs and the be usd hair nAAa
neh =
.T
There extensive Library and Reading Room well supplied with Pehb
Wnhhk
i-W R WOODWARD PrprEur
, 1859-04-08
The Sabbath School B.Il.

eolecton Of choice Hymns and Tunes, original and
Standard carefully and simply arranged a. Solos Duetts
Ios semchOruses aud ehofusses and for Organ, Piano
Meodeon This book contains nearly 200 Hymns and Tunes
and s Of the best collections oF sab6ah Schools ever
pubsAed Price 20 cents slne els per hundred paper
covers y cents single IS per hundred postage
way, New York. Z u 'i'i..lt-i i' 81 .fItHIfI
, 1859-04-08

london Cordial Gin, but ntls. on which they
Club House Gin, hope 70 realize llsrse proais
Seheiddm SchndppS s SoISs ~ N co,nnonad.
dedicated SchnGPps, some SiS are 20 sETifaiy pre-
Royal lSehngPps, pared as % pass for gooa
~ a. A. Liquor, except with the best
Under the above and sim = ~, ~ , =. "
liar titles, the liquor mxeFs l,S ~ y.S w Ss s.o
Of this city are bottllug large W ~ ~ I,
quantities o { adultemted -. " . ~. -
lnWhoesome trash. costing A l =
IN " UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer,
4siR % Beaver street. New York,
, 1859-04-08
dlstfaI solicitations.
IsraarS Scott & er.'s
REPRINT OF TIE
BRITISH PERIODICALS.


"Farmer's Guide"
Great Reduction IN he price qf ne LGfter Publication
EONARD SCOTT CO., New York, continue 10 re- publsh
/ 4 the following BRITISH PERIODICALS, viz;
l. The London Quarterly, CConseryatIyeN
g. The Edinburgh Review, (Whig)
g. The North Brltlsh Review, (Free Chureh)
L. The Westminster Review, (LberalO
s. BlaekWOOd's Edinburgh MagRzIne, CToryO
, 1859-04-08

KINGSBURY & DODGE,
PrOpFietOr.
.NB-The Baggage Wagon rens from The boats rieo
Of charge 80 ~. lIf
, 1859-04-08

.. KINGSBrRr. A. DoDGh
n.. FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Corner Of broadway aud sHhsOnac streets,
20 #f SAN FRANCISCO.

Board per week Sc; y ard and LolgiER per week. %
to $40; single meals SO Cehts Bard PER day 81; LOde
ings, SO 70 q cents.
, 1859-04-08

These Periodicals ably represent the great political parties Of
Great BrAin-Whg Tory, and RADICAL but politics form on
feature Of their character As organs the most pro
found writer's Science, Literature Morality and Religion.
they stand they have stood unryaed the world
letters being considered indispensable the scholar and the
professional man. while TO the intelligent reader Of every class
thew furnish correct and satisfactory record of The cur
literature Of the day throughout the world than can pes-
,ibly be obtained from any other source.
Early Copies Secured.
The receipt fAdvanee Sheets from the British pnbshers
gives additional value these reprints especially during the
present exciting state Of European affairs as they
placed in the hands Of subscribers about as soon
as the original editions, ...
Termst
For any one Of the -Four Reviews, per annum k8 90
For any two Of the four Reviews, q Is 90
For any three Of the four Reviews, ......T 20
For Baekwolds Magazine, ,..,,,,8 90
For BlaekwOod and the three Reviews, ms 90
For BlackWood and four Reviews ...... 10 90
~ Payments to Be made in al cases in advance. Money
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-04
n Psytona Cannel Coal.

Last Month. the Western Mining and
Misunderstanding Company. shipped from
Coal Riyert 10 Cincinnati and elsewhere,
60. 900 bushels. Of the well-known Pey-
iona Camel Coal.
The Virginia Camel Coal Company
also shipped about 10, 900 bushels Of the
same Coal to the Western markets.
This Goal brings now, from i to is
cents pei bushel, ID Cincinnati, and from
l8 % 90 centgper bushel il Louisville.
e Is n great demand. And these. Com
Panies ATE now busily engaged, and viii
be for The next six months, ID Mining and
this very superior Camel Coal,
from Coal River, to the Western cities.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-04

s, g; 81, Is thoae oil am other, and ale
6,hers 81 tbey are correct, there
~, ~ n floiYl,t IF tie importance Of
- 1870 tbe ,al,st thofohdil steps for
si,e;r Immediate and unconditional
sdo,,t;nn and of Tie Imperative DUTY
SC IL vay;ons Editors 81 the State.
:. !, r ,, The proposition upon their
s j s If these claims are not cor
AZ, ,ec i seems no less their impera.
To. ~ Inv II erpose their fallacy, be-
fare thew have made deeper i'm
preston On the public minds.
ssTo BE- 81 not to be 2 must now
Is the nnestiop before our people,
s a, sbonId We aeain urge, have a
,.r,,, influence Ia tie selection
of fhe members of or next Legisla-
fire II 4 trne. that our State law.
makers should be selected with ref
erence rs tie laws they are to make
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-04
Camel Coal DILL

Messrs. COOKS, PIcKETT 4 o.. Are
now making about 500 gallons of Crude
Oil per day, at their Camel Coal Oil fac
tory On The Kanawha. and about 25 miles
above this place { Charleston They
intend 10 enlarge their operations, This
Crude Oil they ship to Maysville, XVI,
where II is refined. .1s#
The Camel Coal Oh Company near
the Mouth Of Elk river. are making both
the. Crude and refined oil And their re-
fined oil is very highly spoken Of. They
are also erecting additional Oil Works
on Mill Greek, At their Camel cpalbanks
AT Paint Creek, Messrs. ALIEs n
CApERros q Co., are having erected ana
Constructed, D Camel Coal Oil factory
The Camel Coal found there is said L
be very aine. ls-