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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15
GREAT SALE of TuwN LOTS, in ASH

III
co.L sSS M. EsGUslecfuu coataNy ID a soT
p, 20 sA El ss;s q s A'''''' % 'A.0.
cSGSy s.ssusly on Si oO ss
strikr. toe valley Of the Otto
.uS We. iud Oot s ,s and Ooc..n, Churches
sr.sr cosl on ans Psrsaas MuEi.ctadas EsAsa. asni
fugDnpre mshIi.cs ~, sae B,as
.Gsc u.uuise,arsos sd.as.. .'e % as.e 4 me .sa
iess rssn Of ss'tefo keu'uosy Ssatbe
Ohio Should and aus; e'entnS.y oorD.sd
The Copp.ny own oeAry :" sis' o. Isne par on ~ac.
9Gsa'y oi ~hics they sins Hb-rs
IT,, es.oe. Of sp...pi n n.saetara TIE .ssnaaeor Of
coa toe bill i' requisite uA1Gf.c
turn cso Sc N AnsOd ct se chs.pos, r. -hica
ossef VITA bsit coltet ts Iroo Msr naoces
tie psay 20 believe thu. oseE pl.a The msoufso
u Op, H. VARIOUS branches be ofe successfully prose
Csnuel Goa found es abundance IN Geenuy snd
ter Coup.. zoe Lexington sed s,:dy irosd
rsi, Game, Cssn 'ecoOa cor he Pdrp q sss.
Goa On .os f.I'!s ,e S,n, os y 70 o. ssln, Pr quo
sorEod y The heBtuel, Coe o. cO@P.a, III andl
e. ssor5.s b LeIOson and s,s s.ad' a.LO,d r
a'esi III, o.rne Goa IN A.srs TIE aDsa'.ace q uss
parties .ishiDs 70 eEs.se N di.nrs oh' bon coat
sSc sns ssci ss ,SS sa,.s which arc .dairssI; sa.s
hr Dsk'ss sir- Bnf Of ne beat quality he Aocicsare Of
We bts tae especial .t.sn.iou Of With sn,n esps
sho DESTROYS Of errans In ne nAoufs OF Wagons
Carriages, OaAr.,
srd sTapobes Of trade Of shch
p,ocips s.ers ebesp fol 10 oesfrsoe sdvan-
.sses 81 tins pscc believing toem 70 be rosssed
In Tie apo Of an ordoary Advertisement 81 Of re .d-sn
pcrt prt se tay se, forth and TIE ConpsEy invite
scrsl .p~c,icn sst6ss tos. strict exAunsoa ~ig cay
dognS tbeir sre<: advantage.
Ip 81 sses Of o. donsions OF real sse the Coupsn,
suved toe tncc~porsoo OF pr5viaons tse
yvaacss rar OF srrtaous trtoxcaduf hqgors
~. tern Of sse viH eOnethd cash Ia b u. snd the
rrrspor IN .so equal IN s0- sne $50 yes bearing
utsns Our the day OF ssie.
Az iurTnsson S.si-eS BE- frpiss~d sppdstOn 70
lie PIeS5sne CT Seorrszzy u 10 Cof-9aay.
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"OT UO,--Fnr tbe odd and silver miues of
Gbanrrs for Business Ellen.

business WANTED-By Practical Mas.
The AS,eriser a. Of wi,hes - eEesstu some
rcstct.b Business f podsTse CAPITAL taorouss ea
nas. map s,s ha'iuss scqasiR anes wouls
"a s.d sser AAGfsetarE W insss OF some Gsg. No
e hsb n be sIt-Deeo prshstJ sse aone on the os.s
.s.,s, The 10 spst for sry Pooonres In resAls
n being ees;re - form tsspteASe
$500 vs.s ttoa Ccnms1csfioss caa b Addresses 70
Sn.,s,ss aox eS Yors Po.t-Ofse, ana vi be eon
S..x 80 n asi Rofersnoes III be sv.i - sssia o. hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15
CvAIpD PROPOSALS wsH be received BY the

- sped IN sebsd ~ Toe osecoi S ~ esnosftc.
800, ~ C,,ts SOC Elrp.t. as,h sosDAf sgss " ms,
oo'pfi ~, " go 10, DESKS CHAIat and sctIssso
). f,5 ,siue and 6tusa up Wsre scaoo' NO TO-
Wy,.t n .aio wsid sooorehs o esos s0s
a. ca, sno 20 tie ohce OF Toe outtiHs"@o"" w
scIeol Buibotsss, M. 8; Crossy-t .,,-,. q.
$500 rrcp1s. S also be received " the s'asnigrrL
~ a. .rS pace f,r Pei, ting the 5~aooi House More
s,s a. coo,oaDee specidoaa0Ds 90 t hod 70 Do seen
:. r. a The pcrbi.Dcert e scsosl siidioss ssoss
,..ts5 Propose uoust BE- epua@J ndfsed ffoPosSs f
p,;,.f, ~ spd " Prcp1ssn Tor sch ID Faruitate'
fbe snoa Ocsrs q .bs Ward reserve tue ss % te
N ~ .be estimate. Of deemed fot the "a os In
-, -, 40 A. 40 sA1URL HDTALIS9
JAMES D. OLIVER
kICHaRD MCCORMICK
suidIas Coura'tt.e.
0Dn HA,, IN CAPITAL STOCK and a
SoO.UOtI good basi be BID Coz ds .n re
Of Q to c,sh Pr cpis ouiy nsy ssdrsss ". BUS
TsID Rn,ms No. 9 sns 10 (s.sernsI1 No IS Walt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15

$3.50 PER TSs for f.. Egg .s. s2Ts or ktnss
cover delivered post Of New YoFA Of sro1s-
IN a. "a. sho,e pree fc o'ies ak-r.
bon tb. ,rc, Of BARLOW BROTHERS, 700, Of W,l A.,
Es..Y, III ssa Hos Aad wstsrst Brooklyn Full weight
forfeit the oosL
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90 nhpm II map Gonfern.

CAUTION To DEALERS in ELASTIC FAB
~ R,Cs oeutsiptus TdREADs or SHEETS Of VUL0AS-
IZED RUBstR -rbe ~ dessn.d 's: notice tss ns aoas
sbs vso.used Rdbbar prPHsd sooods 70 sale se
years nat~ps Il J1se IS s In oil esste hbic the sstcy
tsrsss a. susb f.bs' q ADD In al ~oveB bdsd Osmsns
ssves far. sbh he covered or prosctsS 90
both sides vita gu ssces oeef tnn Inoo.t sao AL
rubber fesas Of vuoaez-e Tsbbef s'd OF sass
Iabker vhio made dosoed By union with or
Noe h reed, sapply the rsds with saoh fsbdos ct
sSs,su.bls rates ed be- foil stotk cow IN sore
b.m Juoson 10 sbch claims the owner Of
The .s6se thst this prstsnse on the part OF
yadssn the pub 70, aud 10 made f ne pof
Dos 81 nortp. sAa Jddson has nsvsr sxhioned
his pa tes Cout 10 the pdoc ADD he Goes
Eu,, snst s ths. titles CaAsls o1odysAr
osas give any ssd u sad Juts,n or sny one epe
sss;dss sy Jssse isr.no 10 Ns~vOrE upOo a. ninsry
pepen partial on Of the case Sas 90 dsvs o.
the Of toe ute OF toe uaderstetd aad
b, .a Jsdsoa shove that tia 'uit IMPOSED up w
pr tid noh ssa Jadson nee claims 70
ksvs been 10 h,ms.lf for IN lat II yssrs
tss ssoyr sestrp iops coDtAinss VULCANiLED RUSbsH
tbs, nc .uoh soods swas 500 10 coartry ~taout
ex,ss law ait nflDsins seon his said ushtA
Otdess O. hctsd ard rshts 10 use sosrsotssd ~
AoRAcE q Day Ne. . coOrt.ndt St. New.YOIk
no! HO!--For toe gold aud silver miues of
Aisoo.- THE Ais ,a.. MeKi'an aud Ceotisl Auenesu
1mssiou and CoousavoD Associatl viii dispatch YES
s>I WITH msubeis p.,- ps-s - ktIons vie niasoii
T,ys. pbeer direction OF tie officers oo or shout t,e
7,h sJ Per sed prSsrsmms OF the Association sPPy
"' WILLIAM wiLsos. G~peral sup.rip. ,d.n,
DOCHFORT Il. GRANGE, formerly at Phlls-
N s-rh,., ~..snEop rr.9,'s, :. guessed to Soa-
hUsIc.T With s BuRh, Ma Oo9tsa Co1t Tsros
No 81 far.tos N.wioIt whsz he val hear Of s'meSAAs
much 10 ute sdv1tsse
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,

MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
NJ 10, GREENWICH stkcET cortet Q, soc ac.
CAFlfAL
SURPLUS (oVe-)... ....'. Sivo,oc..,,.-
A. the Elect tes the 18th fuss, he r"s~s 80 -
meo We re elected Dsec0fs Of taIs Company Tor ta'
eH = o...a,, Ix1 Ana, ID R.nd,ps N .ria.
49, p.,s,' III r.,l,y Wud A Wot,
...sepa $500 ~, 'uo,n.cs Fp~n'r Bs.disstss
~ ~, W Spp,s.,o I.Ss,l M,uor Jseps Bow,
,Iuo" ~, Is,sra,., Robin. David s,gs
Uovnpiy 49,, S.,,T : Rouaan G Van 0afsasl
Bsr.t Wan Or ken. Crowsl Adams ntas1., savR
AT sub1 Quent mea,ius ofths q ard, o,inAs~
wa an an inc sly reelected Pr,so.Lt ss sossss y
New York April II, 1879
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BuiIbina MateridIs.

OOOFING SLATES.-R. PRINCE, Agent io'
IL The ,eIebrstsd EVERETT QUARRY'ea
Fa aUA1- and sPrrCH" ROOT
Sox ssmeses sAdrea 10 ~ BssknAnSe nsvstsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15

FbwAsp II LUDLOW Co AuN.lree.
nANDSOME HOU>tllOLD FURNITURE
III a, .petiou-B II. LUDLOW Co. will sell .. "a aisA
on SONOAy son is ls,s st l. o'lc,., No. ~ Ia 90
tl4e HANDsoME HOUSE fURNItURs, es".ug Il
o.. o. Ps,r re Sofas Ch.irs IN su te In he sad
Ella ..s br cate Avn i6d Rec piou Ch.tr IN rsp Voes'
Table luse Per Lsce CuusioA Chsode e. % ,es roe
Velvet C,rpe.s Wspuy Beds ras' ro.esosd vess
ina Bu.osus ard wash. t,uds mJbie tops; r,'essod
so. IN red pu,s Char. ord Rockers {, msco, Gas sress
NJ saypa. sssd-s BAR msttress.s, bostefs aea rhss
B ,e spd Tapestry Carpets Ocot's together with "a
,o,,n.nt az tcb,s Fui uure which the ss- oil
"a. No 1. Fin. q. u,sS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEf.-
~ Corn,erps a, No. a. nptno With the Dyh Ssts "a
.uss ara stern RAlresd AID Eaton VITA ths Ls1
Is.y Bsro.d. ..,,, a.. IA IA
r.,y. Y. YORK FOR E,sn and in,ered4te paoss from ~
no North River. at u n, IL m snd o. m iN sS~
vine by a. We tr,ins, q dG 5:5' %.
the slos oona-c. gssb-th 9th ass the ~
Jr.,, E.rs.5 Which leave N-w yors from the loot Of oss~
Ia a. 81 At i:is u and 1s n, and snd IN
Ps.senGr's for the Dessare Lscsawau,s aud we
RsiIrosd vil leave e. y oay. Fsr Lsatsh 'sa5 49,
JOHN o. sTERNs, sapsc.nsssAssA
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priniim.

At EvERDELLs.-WeddiDg Cards, Notss,
ka-The,. Cards spsnoidy engraved, only
He hsd in BioadwsJ pnsoet des 'eceved BY mail
ENGRAVING and PRINTING. HALFPRiCE.
L-W.Ssins Al Home and Visiting Cnds Bul heees nusi'
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Board aun Rooms.


A GENTLEMAN and his Wife can have de-
"a sirsb. ROOM IND BOARD in pdvae ,suily sesidiss
Ia pI.ssst and healthy poTt1oos OF NeSAf
J. Leatop couv~pient the onnii Gus
route ADDRESS 9. r Bon No 2 III New York Pos.OGc.-
A LADY, having fine, large, airy Ii 'use, 10
~ 2s' g.. weu'd willing 20 90 omDodae a fe~ "ns'9
eItn,n or 9,n,en.p their Wives. with fll or p~t
BOARD e.ir,d. FOR pst3lsrs sppy al W "ess lo'1 "
BOARD WANTEU-For Gentleman, WIG
ard Children aG6 Muse 10 farn-'ouse
TIE etY Tom must he reasonable Address l.. b" NO
/ so New-l ora Post OH>e.
DOAkD in LONDON.-Miss COAON, No. b
eod.p,ou.re R.sea ~l 'sceve u i'e' sad 'eu.s-
70. Vi, ;irg l. nsop for the day or week he noass
In osptrs csrioD sEo IA 'n''e W."
- oo,e, srn.a. home aod ecOuo nieal ohGiBes
DOARDINO,-1b whole of the SECOND
ID FLOR .e rooms 10 LIZ to ooe family or two eente
men and beiy wives No II LsnsrueP ttoe y hs Do
~ S,h and h-svS the house 6r Glass The os, refer
ence hiv,n 40 required Apols So above
WANTtD-6OARO IN the COUHId1, by
w wido- Lady prigse fsoi, .ith .w2 or iare' au
fufnbsd foorn, oil Sstnt ocsuoD Address r. d. ~ box
No lES Tribune Ofiss, ststi ter Ms, kc
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Eonscs to Eet.

A HOUSE TO LET from LIST May-No. 81 WI
lowt BroohyD BgDts Rent $3.50 five mi 1utss WALK
Yton nv aud nut-s ak 20 Vail St fsfTv Ca
on JOHN J. WILTON No. III West Washington Hsrtet n.
City.
UAKERY to LET-NO. 81 Cafmlne-st; reut
ID 10. 10 GOOD Will slso be painted and put In good
order App, 10 h. d 81 TIER American nuseun from 10
o M 70 p. On.
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rII0 LET nnd the FURNITURE for SALE

IN. v.rv 3estshe House for small family, No. 9 AM
-, Cnso.ite 81 Ceo1.Bts cosfch sa Gooern tn2tose
nr D. To foe tenant terms VII be nesrs s1s zoe 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15

A j ELgIcKRs, Anctonrer -
Eight CENTRAL PARK LOTS--6Jd and
T. etth,t.-AJ BLEECKsR, SON Co. oil sell GA
FRIDAY Aori IS Mi! o. lock 81 ae'chssts Exoisu,ei
On ESD e. hts cboics Of risht 10 IS 10 per
c@p ii uaieo b-los ado oiy sss fee< -
rom Cent al PAk atc 5shS-a very ,ttfscuse parcel ana
rohy the A uon 4 eu,es 10 pr cent ro~Aa sPs
terms, sc. 1t No. Pios-st- -,
sp.ci,l rtou gwen - ,aes Of Furniture and II Dc
Ptrsos al Properly. N.oop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15

lVO LEASE-The UPPEh PART OF the J-stoTy
Il v1ite marble BUILDING, No. SIS 8roa3way Apply to
WILLIAM TAYLOR No. SIS Broadway, or 70 JOHN fAf-
LOR Nc. SOS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15

Tor SALE or TO LET-The three-stOry brick
81 bOUsu. r3 Rods ts.s sidel between eto snd In
all n modern inproys rent. located IN oae Of
'ork IN the city frice sl, Term.say
pose edisl,. In luirs of TdONAS CUGAN, No.
ga BT, sdss, between 18th sod litb-.t,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15

Tor SALt-At a Low Prco-A Handsom
L CuUnTRY scar ct Pes.,ntvi.le Wes,chestsf Count!
80 nits trom ne G. BY Harlem Rrost and bali mile ffo
the Depot; stne ooubs hou,e, WIN or without iruta e.
scr,s Il around as euly s5 vita fruit aud shade
D. L HAYS No. eS Waist
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HdieS It aurflou.
ID aotrroos. Aas.ie.ers.

J. HoLsso0k. Anoiiosees.
A UCTION NUlICG- PLANES, R0SES
N TREES. EvERGsE.sS te-FRtnty, snu Is =
ft sslo ., Ne its ssd-n At-. from tee sa'.-ry Il a
Is@ ,.e ats ecosiss o. ~ Dssr All sts>svs Ne
Tee b BIS ius o'e-T .taese so- l-sS add s,,s.x
sgit.s, AE,s; Dee rysi Vssns. Os,stes sse,,scs e.
Chin, Ases &c. 10 81 az vnse.,, 81 ss,rsi ed ru. "a
.,oted vita sr.S 10 EaoPc and IN tAs sssay -
SIC marc
p,,rL a Horsa. IaTtioa-cr-oase No ~ sr..s ,,,
. LOTION MI ICE -ADJOURNsD SALE
y RIoa so.Ew Cd sd IApo,rGD eUaNIrUsR
d n CoU6e VT sol - his ioa Tdts DAv tsra.,l
Aph IS. 49, OesoSt pr-csey al the suraa-rs csrsss
Of bic wxs, al Csiaa Oanst ADD Tea se,s says
srvc-, Te. Utn, selv suss'. Ware cs'l " sp.sss
t,ee Res. BFosa.sy csessss be A,i q, tue nous. sss
A u Msswn Aaetisre~s.
DY BANGS, MbRWIN Il Co, Tlie-SLs
ID Roou. Ne IS pss.ro..
FRIDAY evEstN3 Apn - at o'e,oek,
PRIVATE LIsRARY-counisins isrse CO.. asa Il Nc
.i,,,ps Of rare 81 neg sod Cd s,st Ia v,.
b,hrs,S Of d cudDg siue GA Psstsss ,.t -
ssTirs, u Oils ao'. &c Cs,Al,sco. are no" re.af
OY JOSEPH HEGEMAN. SATURDAY.
ID April L. al o'clo,k precisely a. Ma Is, Aaa.y
S 15 ,s.s eq's1 o. s ~ Il pv,y
TURF, Of the be't mGg''oil' -so'esrs r'nl fw i.~
In green Plush; p ensii Een plate Pier GSs .ts Coses
No ,r rab-; Ss Rrss~ss IuUsio Carpets; oo the
ru.es ocd Hss, soo'csse sdiS secrsary aeS ssi "a
weed uinoS CutAnh ushos any and osk Ex~ssa rssss
aps CS.s ~i,n chaabsr aad Acaen fsiaiteI CAaA oaa
aRe Crociery ke. e,,. NV
IurreSis.ely AFTER The sb've, in toe h-us. No haew.
,ix'6 hoe,e ~ss' II Yst 'as a. 3 oe,'es n ,.
NirURE Of bss, usHu'a tare-Msaos,n, 'stsjs.sa,
Fa.y.' h, rosescod add n,hossoy Boo.ssss =. ...s
co.ey Tsbi" w,,s.r' raeDs :ns1as, sac ~i "'A''
Ia Frame StAclo, (, De rrnoved-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15

COR SALE or EXCHANGE for MERCHAN-
Disc four CT the most sesreble LOr5in n. Ci'y Of C,
cs,o Forrsr ioalau iaque Of or sdaress r TERdUNE
no 7 Bro,5.s, N, y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15

TYNO LET--in Yesey st-1he Store and Base
inert the ehssnt ssibe iron. S,os. No s, vesesEt
Is feet mort liz feet sse2 with eopveoieo; fny BOOK a-s
co.ly.nh. IN font suitable for any b1sir-s'.
w. W. srfEs. 81 Maiden lace
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Nrpfsssisnai H1t,rsS.

0TERS LORD, SHORTHAND WRlrERs,
ID No sassau a. Official aepor ers In u Ssaa1' n'
tn gj1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15

TO LET--In Jersey City, two blocks from tue
R.rr,-,k. Ss,sry aud easement brick FACTORY, 2bxs
feet ccibsr OF 0fesn and Wayne ss Also fol sses no~
twenty horse thrty horse ooi
ina Plan sI corner Of Morgan and Greco s jersey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15

TOR SALE-Tho premises M. 32S lztn ST.,
l. bstwseb Avenue, ssa u comprising eOUh LDrs ~t1
lately pied 0acnoe shop suitable 1r
fouoev say or pisnbg u usehiO any u.a ltsct
oers located the Prucpa iron works aud an
Ebsbe and ps Il shis IL tho bIi dog ready Tor
wo,k Apply TO ADRIAN II. hULLEk. Aucnonoer, No. >
ALL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR SALE
i THOMAS D. DOU8LEDAY, AaoriYas-f VIII ssh At Fod
schuylsr esches County, 90 FIR CAV th. tn-ean ~
~ ANIL pe1t 'cioek P-rsona effects sstd yo
ssor.r 20 the estate Of Col. JOAN sxird d.oeaseA-
~ nrdsr az THOMAS C ZELDA
Pqbhc AdnlLis.rskoS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15

COUNTRY SEAT ano FAHM Of 65 acres a
~ Bedford W.uch.Ster uuty. with large b1ld'nss fru
&c SELL easy terms or sde for or Brook
Iyn property g. COCKCR0Pf, No. Is Merchant ExohAnse
Hiist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE 10 WILLIAMS
BUBGH-A number Of firs-csss HOUSES, within mort
distance Of the In the oesuss ocsti)Os Aso
lsse pLmbe oBUiLOiN3 LOTS OF which are located
ip the most des,is ME para OF tho city Appyto
O. ". KELSEY, No Ia Grane,.'., near oh Ct
Willansburgl l. i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15

nOUBLE HOUSE and STABLE for SALE on
nDkk,Y HiIL-a frst-cl..s stone font HOSE +
ory spe slb stoop Gxe5 and Dunns Room IL 10
aoo,op and superior .ble for Murray dtL pear
pso,,op sv .po Sh-s. Terms easy. For flber particulars
a cards 20 view TIE premises OF hOnEa MORGAN
Nc. ~ tropoHtan 6aph, Priest (l5O
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22
VEGETABLE GARDEN.

In those favored localities where the
frost has melted before the smiles OF
spring, the gardener will loose no time
In getting IN his early Potatoes, Beets,
Carrots, Parsnips. Peas. Spinage, Radish-
es, Lettuce, Onions, aud Satisfy. These
should be the first crops put IN after the
season breaks up for good. The earle
they are in. the better. Asparagus, Rhu-
tarb, and Horse Radish beds may now
be made. Asparagus roots are general
ly planted too thick!y TO produce fine
shoo,s,-they s,arve one another A bed
five feet wide should have three rows,
and the plants set about eighteen inches
apart deep soil is very important, as
the succulent stems require every chance
they can get for Obtaining moisture. A
bout four inches beneath the soil Is sutfi-
cient TO plant them. Rhubarb also re-
quires deep. rich, and moist soil. The
LinnHus and Victoria, of Old and we'll
tried kinds, are considered very good for
size and quality; the Prince Albert and
Tobolosk for earliness; and the Prince
OF Wales and blood royal for color and
flavor. Horse Radish beds are best made
10y taking pieces of strong roots, about
one inch .Jng, and making hole abou,
foot or fifteen inches deep, with a dib-
Bile. and dropping the piece TO the bottom
OF the hole clean straight root will
then rise up through the soil. Crowns
or eyes are better than pieces or roots,
where they can be had, and rich cayev
SOIL better tisan a light sandy one.
About the middle or end of the month,
or still later In The Ncrth say the mid
die of March, Celery and late Cabbage
may be sown. Here we usually sow the
second week in March.
Those who have hoi-beds will now SOW
Tomatoes. Egg plants, Peppers, and 9TH
er vegetables that can be forwarded By
this means; and those who have not. will
SOW them IN boxes or pans and forward
them IN windows. Every garden ough,
. have al least few h.t-bed sasn TO for
ward early vegetables ). for if hey have
no means Of applying artificial heat to
them, the sash will of i.selt forward some
things considerably.
All gardens should have beds Of herbs.
They are always looked for IN The fall
and nearly always torgouen in the spriur
Row Is the time 10 plant THYME. Sage
Mint. Balm, and other perenniel herbs
End Parsley and other seeds OF hardy
kinds may be sowp. When we say now
II Is, OF course, understood to mean where
the frost has evidently broken up for the
season. Our readers in less favored
chimes Will not forget IL when IL does.
Many parties like to have Turnips
sown IN spring. The only way to sue
coed with them IS 10 SOW as earIy as pos
sibie, and on very rich piece OF ground,
where they may grow speedy. If they
do otsweii. before the hot weather comes. /
they will certainly run 10 ssed.-I Gard /
eaer's Monthly.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22
aQrirnltural.
The MAsUrAcrURE OF SORGHUM MoLAssEs.


In accordance with the request of 4 sub
scriber who desired information on this
subject, and for the advantage of vast
many others that we know are seeking
light with reference to 1t, we clip the fol-
lowing from an exchange:
GEsrLExEs:-You requested me TO
inform you of my experience in the manu-
facture of sorghum mo!asses. which | Will
endeavor to do.
The mill purchased of you with the
las. improvement on 1t, used win one
horse; i, is capable OF grinding cut three
hundred gallons Of juice per day, which
will make thirty gallons OF molasses.-
For boiling use a wooden box with sheet
iron bottom, and three twelye-gaIlon ket-
lie. nut in a furnace with one Hue
When we commenced making molasses,
we used lime, blood, milk, eggs. and
other things, for the purpose o. clearing
II, but found nothing equal to white ley,
one pint 10 thirty gallons of Juice II Will
make, if managed properly, good molas-
ses all the time. 1t viii make good mo-
lasses without putting any thing IN 1t, but
II Is more trouble
We made from twelve different lots Of
cane grown Oh different qualities of H.
That grown on common dry soil prod &C.
ed the best and most molasses. ANY
ground that VIII yield fifty bushels of corn
to an acre is rich enough Green cane
will make good moasses, and cane that
is beginning TO sour will maze good mo-
lasses by putting plenty of ley an IL. The
most of the cane we worked was mixed
with broom corn. All who wish 10 cul.i-
va,e it, should be careful to get pure s Led
to keep it pure requires care, as 1t wal
mix if anywhere near.
We made six hundred and sixty gal
Ions of good, thick molasses, and ground
out a quantity of JUICE for others 10 make
l am satisfied that il will pay well for
every family to raise at least half an acre
il is sure crop, sta nds wet or dry wealth.
er well, and viii yield TWO hundred gal
Ions of moiasses TO the acre.
Three Or four ia each neighborhood
should buy a mill. Don't wait until you,
cane is ripe before you begin to fix, and
then PVT up wooden rollers and lose one.
third of the juice. Don't believe Holo-
way nor no other man that iron rollers
have 2. tendency to dafken the moiaSses.
/ have moiasses made through cast iron
that will compare with any made through
wooden rollers and brass kettles. | am
satisfed there is,no difference.
weighed 50 stalks of cane. and found
that they weighed 100 lbs. just lbs. each.
Gu, of these | pressed 1913 lbs. OF juice,
which mad % lbs. OF molasses, or , gall
Ions.
Owing to continued wet wea Their, we
did no. make sugar as we anticipated.
am satisfied that al the present price OF
labor, molasses can be made and sold al
40c per gallon. Al present In conse-
quence of its scarcity, 1t commands a
higher price.
In conclusion, l would say make mills,
for everybody who can viii raise the
sorghum next year.
Yours, DANIEL CLARK.
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