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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-04
Timetable ---Lewisburg R.R. Station

WOTfNT MOUTH.
Lightning Train passes l.ewisburg 9:33
Express (maO Go ll:55 "
FREIGHT q Accommodation 637 N
MOVING NORTH.
Express Cr,aiO passes Lewisburg 4;lo n
Iirb,ping Train do ll:3O N
Freicbt X Accommodation I0:il \ NJ
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-04


7. NJ. Hall, of Centre county was elect.
ed Senatorial Delegate to the 18th of
March Convention-defeating Mr.. Diet
rick. This is his third failure to get to
Harrishurg)
--~------. ---.. .>>-----.,--->
4 Baptist church has been organized at
Beach Haven, Lnzerne county, composed
Of members converted under the labors of
Rev j. H. Shanafclt, Of Berwick
Vim. Il. Wilson is chosen burgess of
Jersey Shore, by one majority, in close
" contested borough election.
A valuable watch was stolen from the
study Of |. W Gaagler, pastor Of The
Suubury Episcopal church.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-04

CcEnpI ORDERS neaur cr..e4 aadf-
- sai- a. 10 ~, =. oao,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-04
5. w. EOWLE & CO., ProprieiOrs,

For sale by their agents everywhere and in Lewis
ishurg by J. J. Walls and +. : Caldwell, and in New
Berlin by Ms. Margaret VI. Stees. eo~,5sy
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-04

The Feb. Term of Montour county last
ed tco days only. The most novel trial
was that of J. W. Sheriff and James
Mccormick VS.. +. B. Reynoids-Action
for damages. Def. had hired a horse
from Plfs for the purpose of going to
Sunbury, bat went to the residence Of
Gen. kase, ia Rush township, tying the
horse in the neigh hbcrhood of several bee
hives; the animal was stung by large
number of bees, and injured SO much as
to be unfit for service for nearly whole
year. Verdict in favor of Plfs for Si4 80.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-04
Godfreid Zahm and wife, of Lancaster
city, recently celebrated the fiftieth ami.
yersary of their marriage

yersary of their marriage.
IInLIOwAY's rnLs AND OININENT-W- hear that almost
Incredible. results have followed the exhibition of this
excellent medicine in of dropyy. Acting immedi-
atcy upon the blood, IL prevents the enon of serum
ia greater quantities than the absorhrI t. take up,
and by dqualzng and regulating the flow of the secre
ious and the circulation of the vital fluid. eectually
stops the progress of the dstpmper lolloways oint-
meat also usl with great cfcc, of dschar
ging by evaporation and absorption the water already
collected ia the cellular tssu Really there seems %
be no disease which the combined action OF
these tw" prepa ratipns.
Way hngsr sufer?-Th9se who are so for
lunate as 10 have escaped Dyspepsia. and its
attendant evils, can hardly conceive the SUI
ferlnc that these diseases cause. The won
der is, that the afl cted continue TO suffer,
when that infallihle remedy, the Oxysented
Biliers. is within the reach of every one.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-04
THE 9JLZLER.

"yo' Il ri5fs far ire f'ise,
y ~ a. tcAtst suEie Mys.,y ''rs : '
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-04

The Opposition party iu Snyder county
have nominated Henry X Ritter, Esq,
for Representative pt.ega;s Z, The nsxt
S,Ate CQuycuu2u.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-05-27
PATTON ( PEYTou

! HAw just received
NT s,.isa S.a. !. sy y Marion uorland; =
loihing to Say. by Doesticks. eM
fuckers History Of the rni,aa e..
/ The War Trail; ~ oH''eo States
4 Ross on Slavery
5ouEenirs Of Travel. nv Nine. T.evcrs
'unn'er oi other new and interestinoe r. RooI
ALSO
= e., laTge assortment Of School Bool.
~ ~ Note Paper. Visiting Cards Cas5 st,s
Envelopes. Steel Pens. &c. '' O1ru SUI
Oct. IL, 1857.
~ adrance on Cotton Cor sYK
- fr'ends C0pn ~ 4 chan 80
ueci'-w JOHN BUCKTNGH
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-05-27

II
lJIlHE undersigned offers for sale splendid
n SIEAM SAWMlLL. situated on the New
Orleans aud Jackson Railroad three quarters Of
mile from the located depot. Bal 3. and ter,
miles South Of Gaatin. The rarid settlement
OF the surrounding country he snt cipated tow A
aud the undoubted completion Of the road 10 this
poih by the lst OF October next. with the alread,
increasing demand. insuTes ready sale for lumber
N r. bring 40 mill nearer than twelve miles,
To the mill is attached $50 acres OF finely tir-
bered land, with sufieieucy ppened Tor the pro-
duction OF corn, potatoes. etc, to supply the
employees and teams of the mill A comfortable
dwelling. with the necessary out-houses. at
tached. The mill house is large and substantial
containing the latest aud most tmproved ma.
ehineTy; Uoiler 81 ieet long. ~ inches in diane
ter.double flued; circular saw. "a inchesdiamete
Everything new and in complete running order.
MS mill. with seven hands. can cut between
fye and six thousanL { e. Of lumber day. bur
averages 1900 ieet daily, without extra labor o.
strain Of machinery.
Attached is one oi Straubs superior 26-inch \
Fr nch Burr Girls MI LIS, capable Of grinding /
rom 10 to Is bushels ler hour. with sufficient /
business 10 supply the place with bread Also.
4 Wagon and Team. Lumber Car, Tools. ETC.
necessary to carry on the business with an
abundance Of water all seasons.
Terms easy For further particulars, apply OF
he premises. OF 10 the under signed
". J. BRUNER,
or MAYES & MtLLsAPS. Agents,
April III, 81. 53-tf Galatin, Miss.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-05-27
OF INTEREST TO ALL

tn TIE und .rsigl..d bsgs leave TO inform tno 81.
.v.a4 Of ci,iierpe a ld adjoining cou ltle'
that he has purchased the Right Of CRANE
PATENT metallic BURIAL CASh r.
new and beautiful article, unlike anything w
offered TO the public before. The casket has none
of the rcpnlsivc appearance which all othe, D~ur- ~
al Gases ar Cofflfls have. A supply of all sizes
constantly on hand The public are invited to
call aud examine them.
AN orders for the Casket or wooden Collins,
will De filed with despatch. Burial clothes Of
all kinds furnished when ordered.
A. ROLLINS.
July .. 1856. 46-ly
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-05-27

TllE lirm Of Griffith Il Garrison is this DAY dis
7 soRcd 10y mutual consent. T. Garrisoi will
atend o settling up all the business Of thc firm.
Al thoe owing us on note or book accounts. ar.
equestd 10 pay up n soon as possible. T. Gar
son VI continue the Furniture business nj the
Y staH, where he will be pltascd to see our
1"ndslnd customers who may wait anything
the hrniture aud Housekeeping linz.
f. GRIFFITH.
7. GARRIScS.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-05-27

ID.
nnAlENr DErATcHED CRATES. and Patent SLiDIxG
DcTis and MOrERs all Of which are EXCESSIVELY
.sED BY Us. These Gins obtained A PRIZE OF
slz9O AND GOLD MEDAL IRON the Govern.
y, Ien' OF India for Ginning fine Cotton. as also
redals from the Worlds Fair at London and
NeW ! ork. and combine all the late improve
mehls IN Machinery, and are warranted superior
q every respect In order 10 meet the great dc.
mand Tor these Gins. the Company have estab.
,Sled warehouse and workshop at the cornero.
Oanal and Phlllppa streets, aud with the stock
On hand at the established depot, No. 81 ST.
GnArles Street, feel confident OF meeting all or
d'rs promptly.
All orders should be addressed TO
WM. L. CUSHING. Agent.
81 ST. Charles ST.
Ne. y 20. 1856. lO-tf
Mr. J. J. Person is the duly authorized Agent
Of The Eagle Cotton Gin in Port Gibson wher,.
a sample stand may be seen. All orders lcf \
With hin will receive prompt attention.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-05-27
IMPROVED EAGLE COTTON GINS,

THE Eagle Cot
ton Gin Manuiac-
turing Company.
are now prepared
TO Gll all orders
for their lInprov-
cd Gin Stands
All stands nov
made have thc
PATENT IMPROVED
EyITNnrR npf-stf
, 1859-02-04
BuyinE. eel1leG
New Ynrk slight. par to u pErm- H1H prem.
PHIL p7Siou Baltimore . . .

NeT Ol{rsns, ,,..,,....... T83
Time bills on the Ia st and Sout a.e thus bocEht:
50 ds,E......... H@ He4. 50 9day!. ..'.".HG33H o..
The above the rates fer hanka,le fuoda for gold
tic rates would tx1y H4x.
1t will be seen thxt Tor currency exchange is
quarter per cent. higher in st. Louis than it is
here,
, 1859-02-04

Both these Mills are AUTOMATIC or EELP OPERA.
TIVE or can eas'y be worked bs haad without any
change o. alteration In their arc the mort
1nole and seldom ct out Of repair. They Made to
"ear-"arsanted durable and suhssaut!i-tor Year In
aao feaz out The aAw Frames al Ison entire: tic
catase md al are to endure heavy work to H.
sare aecurae7 azd durability. The Patecee has been
PRACTICAL MANUFACTURER OF LUMBER
To- The past Thirteen yearA aod otzs the result Of
hS Aoo's and experience to these who wish - aval!
themselves Of the dement's. claiming that 1uobenen arc
here offered the
, 1859-02-04
From Practical SaWVers.

TIE uadetEFaed arc practical ss41er4 and h.vnk
used N seen 10 ne other kinds Of Czcu II aa1 iii
re prefer those OF Wn n Fer J. jrs P1,xnt above ai1
otheFl '~ 80
VIC can cut nnre lumber With them /, TIE ,anuo time
mn VIA any Of the ether knda heretoore Ia ose for
Mese re rrna: The care Of tu: one belt Ia Ferris
M;eain.s takes tse .aes ot iesp,re ln rtpalr np!
Other machines have taiiog % more ~ il stme
evey dsy in ~.inkeFtox" The Artof il Of Ca4t Aer[
ard atht work connected - dntahed In 1uc6
naannrr tnst "a ~ rot uouh Cd with iouruaG thai
neAs 70 The damage OF the 2Aw and dticnton Of k MIL
Ania9 siI.1 *ork : stfons ip!e md aayneus
tas NH fos different Qualities Of or u dtdereaf
AKs maJ need Without gazing or havtne snI ten.ency
p a. y The Arb as the sAx The ernvtutencs of he
~aoEs 'o5 b d!nz cants on these M1. ver. Ereas
!he '; Desa!. bad Do: aees ~; wth tae q
sa:Jes. l. thstt nIn bar tho saase rore 10
cldents thAo saJthnx e4e. 1hs .arity o duInx tho
earase ior receiving End cutting d6ereat LEACH <sats
Il uceQua1led. ~
ne near no complaints Of tresusr thickness Ia thu
Lumber rom FesrJ1 Al We take pleasure .htrr!ors
n TT @E.eounendf.k eae Mills ~ The HANuiE3T s1d
9E8i We have ever seen. ~
fhntnas Merrill, Jos. D. a.ebhIns E1fas ,rr,rs
Nlco1s IAw!eaA Henri H~astei jnhn Tarreos
o. H. Rr1mnt, Gilbert Tho mnson Hsmnei E1Mh.u
Mefett C Mr<Ae ----e~AA*
, 1859-02-04
From Manufacturers.

The undersikned Manur eture13 Of 1mbeF, hay.rx
bad II Use Wi.usHl Ferry Jr's Fete1t Ndas Mills do
hereb5 testify 10 the excel ence lboTe Ill o.hr III is
Ne bare seen In operation
The dtncutes he, etofore experienced In The ue Of
ether kinds Of SelksettinK Mills hare been theIf AatJ
more e7sve and inaecuszey of thickness Ia luna
ntr sub1ees!nE TO the oss Of Eocd mate
tyand h .tIensth md TSrtmsallxe manner of their
reliable 10: .osk There u! ls With hs lats impfove-
nents are tae only aceui ate ;sI Mills to uaifelm
andWe recommend them from CUT own knowledge aad
experience 70 be the bet and not prehAhle Mills Ne
know Of Ths patenttes ex esleaee as i LuYnheruaan
hs dou7es called his attention vhat have here
tofcre much needed md are coudde1t M psinx
hl1 Hills vii 2kFee With rs n the expression above ktYru
Ferry 2on, Amoa Norton Iiunter StTfdxe
Stephen Monroe. 9Aen Eastman. la. Na,nu.
t,sni 7. Fargo. j. Wilde Co., EeIloE Wits 90
& Laurence, Richard kobsria t;eorac l. Nnrtor
Hopkins Eros. Joho UAney,
, 1859-02-04

E01 PIECES SAT1NETrS JUST BE-
HKLh R1NEDIm o..
, 1859-02-04
CHICAGO, 81. PAUL AADYOND DU LAck l. u.
CHANa1 OF TINE,

JAA O. UAHXl aanlaepA
VIZ. J0EN1ON. 8au&A rcie4 Aee0l
naR n. T. AR1HQR A1px Q&{caSo ptvia1n
, 1859-02-04
Montreal Weekly Market.

&oxIkKAt4 jan 49. 1659
FoCRThe za1ea dnrlns the pant week hare been yerY
tsnE eut the sdT.nee noted i4 cur q. has
tht and any lots a17vin9 afr tasay dsposed of
within the range Of our quotations. "
WHEAf-A small sale Of Milwaukee Club. 1t IT, & has
been made but M advance thu figure has been d.
mAnded Will checks operations.
CoRg-Hnne here.
BAaK-Not much doing; rrocurabls 1t Sc but not In
quantity.
81 nj
RYE-So:hnF dolnk.
PcAs-Hecelpts Il. .ht-65c procurable.
F&oEH1pHs-Althout change. and verJ 1fttle dnire.
A8nks-Roth s71ls In limited demand with downward
tendency.
, 1859-02-04
From Dealers.

We The undersigned. Lumber Dealers Ia tie c1ty Of
i%aaruf:eased % m vi! i'm Terz5 j "a ens siens
ma ASn 21eaaAe = h.rrb! certifying saat lumber
a. ~ soo,h % md ..xs I'D
other sec setting mill with which 1e ne sequ ,iuted
n Of ha'n1 event, saved humber for 4 nc
comment n this rrxa'd 10 unnere essa1y Tbs hest aot
most o0er tor said mills
the Uniformity Ct Satisf .cttoo xh!.h .pher msnnfSc.
tufed uefef!om xses 10 our punefnus customers. We
iLetsl re hesfAi-e'y c'nsotn 1erv1 Mills 10 x.ne
, 1859-02-04

GOLD MIXED AND PRINTED aAfI-
VI NEIT8 tunG seoalved md K4aaehy
NE1o. &&NxD1H CO..
~ QK- HAto md 1SAX ~
, 1859-02-04

FEEf89URe. FORT WAYNE / CHICAGO Ii
NOW COMPLETED AND CARS RUN
~ ftoI eh1easo 70 Pittsburgh without change, oon~
PEsNsYLyAs1A cKs TRAL Rourk
r Hsv Y@s, Fhiladslohia. Baltimore and waAatsteo
y . ia w y s soxns of Psnas,tvsaiA RevJs
M@1anta b taias shis roa.s v1M havs Tho eeue-
u q ~ shs s.ss9 1asals:s Il no addiaoaa1o ooat
fios esve tbs depot corner Of Canal and Van Ba1en
!:o 4. A-Motnlnx f1nsee a.u,. sunday, e1eepsee.
9@F- 4--alkh1 kxpres. daily. 5atnfd1ya excepted
g se s4.4s - ss ~ NJ fs 7s,s
Es9 fs:f ss & e s1 '
80 - e SSlasss 1s..a: K.a ~ S::.f: aoast
G gh!e I'd St,an,A Aotla!na Il Lima fc. Dayton ani
=. = Asa aaa ae9 sa9a a<..nt
~ sssaoe pas4n thFeaah many Of shs laxEe.t I,
yl aad .at!s shsei afsss 1 ths dsasts . reess,e
saeh teh3 a|ad Chicago eala Sleeping o., .eeonasn5
Wesk md i hs Company ! oasee. eo1ne Of Raadoith
saa psHeo:a azea<s. or u tho depos On Van Baz'n
js5ssaE;ts K - \. aess.. y yeew.ya.
!oHsn AxPsss5s. 315 T. aso so ST.: a;e As'' oA'''%
j. DT51hHR; T5 MEHosxs7s s1ns: y aSD 2 su1pptsa
h.vtae e9sesed = a.s.nsssasas III 10 Rsaas,ssl
T.: -. <; s Rs:sss
Sc : e esess ''
T. Z: {; ~ E!!!'4$ - = s:.ss<{ New York.
e. & kle3 80. se*ea,
pesot Go1sh 9sset s Rslisdslphia
sst i.stsss 80 s IF se'aa %.,e: 81. s'i:.' T.
Tor h1thz !! !1fo;eA;91s 4 !. 4q3ssse;, a, sRolI =
J. Ho6sT6a. asa II Il. TN III fts Nsissasa6. Sle f
, 1859-02-04
q K16AM SO q T II Il 4 n
AID
LAKE SHORE KlILROAD.

1855. Winter Arranxsuant........ .la6s
1,HROUGH ROUTE TO NEW YORK.
so.oo. Phjl.dePhl1., baltimore, ,Wash'n8.on-
Rochester. eyEacu1e. Troy A!oaoy, Hmira, BnxhA1ap-
ou aprnkheld. Worcester. and III point9 In tho New
EcklAod 8txt<s.
500 A. n Msl and Accommodation. III old M1chIkaa
line.
645 4 II Nsx Tort Expsass leayes Oh.eaxo III old
ROO 2. IL New York aad Bo4oa HpssA v1a old Mich.
i9An line.
6&3 4 N Train tdaty. except eundaJ1, connects n
Adns, W!to trim for Monfos and Detroit
making eaote connections II Detroit With
taiDs On QSexI Western Railroad.
aQu d H. toA1ly, 61oAAJa exeepted.) connecting
Gkhafs with train !or Goshen Air Linz.
Aoo H. {daly. except tAtuEday.} connect II At1An
With Aaln1 Ios Monroe and Detroit
ONE or
W00n8UfT8 PATENT 8LKKPIH6 CAR5
FILL accompany the Night Train
a PkAenkes7 leaving chicago On the 6:3 AN, train
get Night Car at Cleveland
fckeu can be haa Il Ill I1eks+ ooes IN Tie Wes4 End
T the Con panZs oace undef ae Easeze House. oozon
Randolph a1d ne&eho1n etkeetA, sad Il tna depot
n1iQ d. A.dRAf. General Wez4e7n Ager1
, 1859-02-04

<&F I 133&Ue7FUR*s @7st1s V1uFHE GeEQ n Iklf re-
quest aud priees steady sales Of 500 bu prime
At e6.s2H per "a DIS; 100 bags do At q. 80, aud
10 tens re.eleausd from second hsnds It te.75.
No sales of Timothy. Al Baltimore. 2s.h, lim-
tied inquiry for Ciover Seed; steady 1so bash
els good to prime Glover Seed 1t ee.eex@e.75
per buzhel Of e. lbs. Timothy Seed il dull at
&l.s71f@2.1235. At New York on the ID, CIo-
veF Seed was quiet bnt very firmly hsld 1t l1@
1l1sc. Timothy steady at 42.1ssl@a. SIX cash.
SUGAR At HEW YORK.
The co'*rier cad Enq,arz Of the "a says:
There has been some speculation, bssed On tho
small stoek-salea to-day l, 100 bids, and 1000
cur report, but Tho m9rket close DAT and inaui.
mA&A.
, 1859-02-04
From Lumber INSPECTORS.

Chcsxo. being freauen,' nsed u ihs inspecoa OF
!urae e Hanu*ctured !om NiHsm n. Ye ~, Jr'a r.
mills. - s@1~
Want Of uzlfo nifty Ct thickness IS prevailing conn.,
p!a!nt 1,nK purchasers Of lumber Aod she sa.actlon
ea1sn ~ ~ pa.ucalar Inevitably 'oo.s tha OF
laoef cut tr: t&3 Is the Iodca lon that
dex1se q perfection hAs heea stained ia theF eoasTae-
othss mill n@vn to u The work }rcm tnem il she b. 4
they neet Tor perfect pracca aad aa5.
We TAXA . ehare n ccmmendlaE Fesr1's Improved
MHt to 6enerA1 ue
ce!s9f,: , December = lisa Gf1d Hasen: Michigan.
Enf1nopneF Ichnsuc. Geo'g D. Harvey,
~. Hf2le. John v. Hopkins,
Z q, bood4 d4iU. Ijrnr H.nTer
-&e"~A.
, 1859-02-04
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEATKaL K3lLkOAD.
Tie Cup0cav Of lila Eodd II no4a E,uaI to aau il,
khA GlAn{tK. ~

tho Country.
Three Through Passenger Trains
BETWEzS Pirra5CGh AND PHILADELPHIA.
IOSNECT1NG DIRECT IN THE UNION
- DePot u Ptshurs x'sh throaxh trains ron, III
"eatesn Gues toF fnnade'oaA, ..ev YORK potion Bsi-
q. ,he 9aulreralaa Of p.,.en1ers - usulpsaed % ieT
'oeed 7a,. .sd co SonfoE: @ h7 any other roate
uea97siaE az r. a.sa:hed saao san woodua4
d s 20 H.: f.: nv 2s; w;
Szt for Rs%o4s I'd aan5s's and
A. s.7S Si9, 4 ,fS!i,dsos5; !! 4 i 5.efs rs
r.aln: Connect 4 n.'.eqrsh Nth the sP. NJ II.
Sg!sa S'l'.as i fa.ae'ahis Il 7. e L. nv ~
six aa; t..a; hs:.e:n Phsaeuh!. md Nex Yort
REe1o ~ sse,s y sn:soa a1s xaod 'A Norwich 7A
I,:l:. Esa.s1a ~ se os..lned =. N, Of Tho ,r-
t. q =,
H. S.s,s Ss n e III
fare always Is Lev ~ hy aAJ ether Kslts.
g IT, e tho
1forkAr<se
! % y: sss e:ssa i ssas 1.
aspEsacsased b. sh1bs.1 of freight md 10 ua1si1x
P4rde. shipping Eastxnd .tu Ind Il 70 their adyan.
tase to sh1p b1 thEs Toute.
e. . ssS e ss ,s 2
n tnsts.sst Fs soazsA: Do1ie p. ssabeaNlla 9;
1eN.sy. aS:;ais 3: 65 sos: cso1psi. s:eef az
q 4eidfaa as1.aaso so 1ea. 4iax eias G5sasa snsss
II %Sf.s.a GLE 81; e. S.!e !Ss ii S. s
John Aaz1ta 4 hashvtae Tam: HaIIh aunt en-
, 1859-02-04
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF
COOK. &a-Cook County Gousx Of Common P1e,s
febsu3fy Term laba
Charles g. Booth md Chas.es Ta,s II. o,ylle Finch

Public notice u hereby given 10 he sald o.v1e Finch
that VII q Attachment iMued out OF tho once
da.ed thsnrn d4y et Eeecasy .. isa i d. nj of
the etate Of The sid 071le Finch ,or tas ea1 q e
Ten hnnds Y sna fc.tytEo de.a and tsEJ
WITT has been returned executed.
Nov. 4ezefore qns@ Jon. he sid oUIlle Finch sha1t
personally be and Appear before he kAd Cook cpuof7
0outt Of Common Pies4 before The dsst div ofthe
next term thereof 70 b holden Il the Qoet House
NJ 2. lts9. G!e special bal md plead 70 The I'D
plaintiffs acton fndGsnt viii be entered saint yo9
Tutle, and much Of The properly aiisched u ms1
be sufficient 70 saaK0 The aid judgment ind ooN9,
VII be sold to esnEty tbs AsuA
WALTKR K1NBAII4 Clerk.
ThnnnnAan 4 Kfthnn- Pit III fntfo
, 1859-02-04

VVW RA* VI :.
Tho imports OF foreign dry goods at toe port
Of New York for the psst four Weeka - laEgef
th1n tor any corresponding period (wa1 angie AZ
exeepton) enee ths county, 31s.s * s sat n. total u
for thst month waa only tribe beyond tho ag-
nres mr. reached during Tho current January. We
annex comparative summary Tor ten years:
Import Of rarsea Dry Gends at S's FORK I'T ~ "'0""
, 1859-02-04

Grain by Cur Load to Cincinnati 81 cent? pez lpona
Bully Meat to Pittsburgh 50 cents per TO h.
Contfaets made 70 abQre ponts u Ttelkht ONCE cor
0ef West V&1 HUren 1od Q9aal ftreet4,
Contracts 70 Boston, New York Philadelphia and Bsl-
n1aoFe " r. ~ Psnnsyiyaot1 oeatzA R.R-, Oven b1
CLARKE CO.. 0@ce 84eele'a Block, to1uef South
WsteE md aaas streets md at depot II Gsns aFees.
JAA. Y. Muad0N. Freight AEtps %hicaxo
IL HOUSTON. eeai I Ifsikht Axt Plttsbasx. "a.
, 1859-02-04

The averages Of the above weights would not
be . correct average for all the hogs packed, Al
the relative plumbers packed in each State are
to be taken into calculation. in arriving 1t an
stance. the Above figures would show falling
Of in lard Of f4As lbs per hog. when in fact it is
~ lbs per hog. IL We have ascertaned hY cal
cuiating each State. and the same remarks will
apply to The average weight Of hogs
.. IA regards she average weight OF hogs, We cb.
tanned, as We have already stated the returns from
LIS places, aud find the total weight Of the hrgs
packed at these places last year to be AL l99 l40
lbs. The weight Of similar number packed at
the same places this year is 3sG 009 ,lS3 lbs This
IS slightly over GH per cent. Of decrease il
weight, which is equal to A9 ,2253 hogs; which,
being deducted from tue excess as given above
leayes the net increase in number 70 635, thus
showing net increase Of shade over 81 per cent.
as compared Y th the crop o; last year. rhc hog
crop Of 1868 compares then as follows, With
that OF the last two years:
50 per ceut- greater than that Of 1873.
As regards the falling Oh in the lard, the aver
age yield per hog. a. shown by the returns. YVES
80 lbs last year. aud 25{ lts this year. Now, by
multiplying the whole number Of hogs hacked
both ,ear o. reported abuse, BY the yield Of lard
per hog each year, We can arrive at the compa,u-
i've supply Of this article, with all The accuracy
necessary:
iss:sss iss :ss:s;; ho:' : xo'.hos:.:s@
4:ss 459 n.
This Is about ~ per cent of decrease as com
pared with last year. An impression prevails,
very generally. that the deficiency In lard Is much
greater than this but it seems TO have been over.
Looked that whilst there is large falling on in
the yield per hog, there ia greater number Of
hogs from which 10 obtain the article this wear
than last '~~-
:, Our correspondents arc unanimous in stating
taAt farners and store keepers packed yery lii.
ne pork this season, whilss = greater amount
than usual WAS cured BY Them last year: 10 that
there can be no doubt that the supply Of bacon
and bulk meats from this source. the present
season. vii! b. very small indeed, as conpared
with that OF Last yea1. 1t should be remembered
howeTer. that tho large amount Of last Year's
cure which pssaed orer into this wear. ansxera
10 great extent, as N Offset f-r this deficiency
and in making calculations regarding The snpniv
thia should be borne in mind ''
II Is also stated that the supply Of hoes to he
brought to market during tho spring and sunn.
mer months, will be far leas than lass year. And
Win good reason, We think; but these specu1a-
nons are matters which all intelligent business
men ara fully capable Of examining themselves.
and need no prompttnga-
, 1859-02-04
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