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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-01

BROOKLYN COMMON COUNyIL.
A meeting Of the Board was hell last night, tie

A meeting Of the Board was hell last night, the
PRk sIDEST in the char.
A conmunica i, from the Auditor wss resd, stataG
that be had b. waited ut by Mr. C. Mthousy, tie
irvsltor Of a systsm e mnsical notation Tor the
blinc who desIed him the Audio' 10 certify tbst he
was entitled to $1,000, which -as plscsd 10 the eax
levy of 1884, by the action Of the joint Board, for
printing music fer the blind. The Auditor sssss that
s sry to the chatter 70 certify to doustion fec
spy purpose, ard refers the subject to the Board.
The suhject ref rred 10 TIE FiDan,e Committee
A communication from the Commissioner ~ ssspairo
and Suppes uas submitted ststing that be h d d.
Iefttd the architect Of the Third Precinct StssiOn-
House to furnish specifications the old ones nav
rg been ost ard requested the Board TO aatht siso
him to esdvertse for estimates. resolution 10 that
effect was adopted.
The officer submitted . communication ststisG
that the City Armory compo.ed, and asksd its
iIsDsftr 10 tte military TIE subject referred 70
the Committee on Lands and Places.
TIE Finance Committee reported In favor of sp-
pon'irg 10 Deputy Collectors at - so day which
v az carried.
Tbs Chief Engineer presented communication AK
ing for 5000 feet Of hose.
Mr.. Douglass tugge.ted that hemp hose bs pre-
cmed instead of leather, more servicesbs bat the
subject wss referred 10 the Joint FIRE Departmsnk
Committee to report at the next meetiog.
Tie sciiOn of The Fire Commissioners 10 dish spding
Crystal Bu ket Company No. I, and orsahiziog Hose
Company No. iptteed, was confirmed
The contract for fnrDIshi,g $40 lapp-posts was
awarded to Thomas CASSIDY at " 81 each.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-01

- Montgomery Blair has become executor 70 ths
esiste Of tie late Col Thos II. Benton and gave the
suIety Tor proper performance o! bis duty. since
hen be mas put up for SALE at auction the furniture Of
tie hou'e occupied by the deceased and inserted an
advertisement 10 that effect in the usual FORM in the
local papers A card from VIM. Carey Jones, son-in-
law 10 the late Colonel follows the advertisement
Stating that the furniture advertised for sale b. the
executor is Tire personsl properly VI persons nov
in Csjtorns, Calcutta and elsew lere me aping sap
pose, Ms Fremont, Mrs. Boieau, wife OF the French
Minister TO Calcutta, and the other heirs. He doe.
not warn, IL direct teTms persons against purchase,
bu the Implication, il seems s sufficient 10 prevent
q erea. many from bidding on the articles thus sx-
posed for sale Cor. Charleston Courier.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-01
The Louisiana ScnatOrship.

NEw-0RLEANs, Monday, Jan. 81, 1879.
The following is copy of the report sent by the
Agent Of the Associated Press the mornipg OF the
25,h inst, which seems to have miscarried some
where:
"BAToN RoUGE, Tuesday, Jan. % 1853.
"Tbe Hon. Judah L. Benjamin was nominsted and
elected United States Senator last night. One wiz
Of the party bolted from the Democratic csucus eav-
ing the field to Messrs. Benjamin and Santige.
attempted to organize the House, but the Clerk
refused to call the roll"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-01
CARD FROM THE REV. J. L. HATCH
10 IIIE pInIIC

Henry J. Raymond, esq. editor Of The " y. Tines,
having, in bis attacks upon me for my opposition to
Sunday laws repe atedly stated that am imposor
in that profess to be Congregational c!erzym msn,
whrea, hs have been expelled from ,hr ebureh aud de-
froul In fhz. connexion; aid Benz X
Phelps ,q TIE Clerk Of the seeaion Chrrch Union.
square ErxY or.ol which tie Rev DE- Cheeser pss,of
AID Of ncE been acceptable Der for years
pAsbsy.Lg my Eelusf sent note b. Ar. Raymond
rec,Ds the erro sd certifying tast the Rev Latch
. Of LAT church, in coed ard rsusr ssndDg snd
IL hayi.s refased 10 pbs this Of Mr. PDel
ccreet me nisstste,nen ks tnis rcbod OF for
ing ny friends and the pubic generally Of tts cond7c. Of
R.ymoua, .Dd tserr n.&e hin ior =
sieE' libel tnIs pTassed ~ IL tae ae oil oc.i denc
., n. lar of justice. j. L. HATCH.
Lrookl,r. jan. -. i3G.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-01
Funeral of w. III. Prescott, &c

BOSTON, Mondny Jan. 81, IoFI.
The funeral Of VIM. II. Prescott took place this
afternoon, at Chauncty street Church, the Rev. Mr.
Ellis officiating, ard was attended by the Fellows
Harvard College, Massachusetts Historical Society 3
isrge dele cation Of booA publishers, Governor Banks,
ard many members of the Legislature both branches
having adjourned at early hOar to attend the Ger
vices.
The British brig Brill, arrived to day has been
rearly ninety days on her pas age from Gibraltar The
crew have had bat biscuit per meal Tor six weeks.
She left Marseles, October l6.
The Safety FuDd Bank goes into operation to.mor.
row. Capital. s6GO0OO; A. T. Lowe, Prtsiienti c.
Il. Ransom, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-01
The NeW.MCXiCaM Wall.

ST. LOIIs, Mpnudy Jan. OF, INJ9.
The New Mexican msil, with dates to the lOih inst,
reached Independence on Saturday nigh'.
Col. Bonneville and Superintendent Collins arrived
at Santa Fe on the 9th inst having concluded treaty
Of peace with the Navajo Indians, the terms OF which
were advantageous to the United States.
Lieut. Bea'o's party were q! Hs.ch'S ranehe, reed
pefating.
Mr.. Richard Owen a merchant, died at Ssats Ft on
The 9th plt; and Mr. PeykiEs aEa Senor Juan San
doval hsye each submitted 10 the ampuatiOn of one
of their legs Which rendered necessary by their
being badly fr0stbitten.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-01
The Asia Passed Cane Race.

ST. JoHks n. Z MCEiay, Jau 81, 1879.
large paddle wheel steamsr sLip-rigged. At with
red furre, psss.d Cspe R.oe a, O'Clock on Sunday
afternoon Bob inst bound west. II was undoubtedly
the Royal Mai steamship Asia, from Liverpool I'd
;t,t and che will be due a, New-York on Thursday
moiniDg neIt
Her news map have been pcked up by the boat'
men of Cspe Race, but las not get come .o land.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-01

ATTLNPTTD Suicide MURDERER Louis
Gould, the man who so bIu,ally murdered Elizs Ls~.
renee at Pougbkeepse, few weeks since, and who =
corned in the jsl OF thst city, awaiting his t,isl
for the cime attempted to destroy himsef on Sunday
morning last by cutting his and seveIing the
tsrss, thereby intending TO bleed to death. Aboat
O. clock Mr. Psmer, the Jsilor heard one Of the pis
knocking sinst the door Of his CELL aud on go
ing up to learn the cause was informed taAt few
nOneh s9o Goald called TO him. and bsds hin good
Bly, stating that be had cut bis arm with knife, and
was dying The Jsilor imme iisSs1y went to The mar
ders cell, bat started back in horror ct the bloody
sp etace that presented itself 10 his vion Ia ose
corner Of the cell Gould lay dpoo his back n bed WtA
the led arm lyrg on the outside and the bio ID
Iusl Lg in sta from the severed atsriss over tho
vol, bed and floor Of the cell. 40 open koife, the
weapon with which he committed ths act, Icy near
him. DIR. John X. Cooper was Immediately cent foe.
but before he arrived the bleedioe hsd stopped csased
doubr, By the copgeaed blood 10 the sstriss. Toe
would, about two inches in length and 10 width,
cut to the bone, was bound up the doctor tbss fsk
the mans pul.e, which was fouod to be very o~ end
keep bin from dying ABBOTT three quarts Of bod
are snpposed to have escaped from the arteries beoso
the bleeobg was stopped.
Abou. O'Clock In the aflern ,on bleeding again
CON Derced from tbe reopeped wound. Ds. Cooper
and Richards were called, who succeeded In tsksg up
tho severed arteries and sewing the woan5 theeD
e6ectuay stopping the oR Of blood. He was lsfs by
the toctoTs in a very critical condition, hsvag oa
in al abO1t ore gallon of blood. He had not ea8so
noutbfu OF food since the mission Of the act 10 70
Sai prdoy morning az 10 o'clock. When asksd Vny
he stte Dpted to kD hse be replied that he did aG4
wish to ive tte ne would have been desd osiore ths
he had cut deep enough, erd that the neat tms -
would make more sure.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-01
Large Fire ip scuthimgtOn, COnu,

NEw-HsyYS, Monday jan. ~, 1897
The extensive bolt works of Plants Manufacturing
Company az Parisvine, in the town Of Sout1ineton
was Destroyed by fire tits morrirg the loss is est-
mated at 500 GO. THE buildiug sDd contents were
insured or s65G0e. TIE fTe is believed to have been
Tie work of d, sien Two Hundred men have been
thrown on. Of employment.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-01
A CORRECTION.

To He FGi'or ef The w. y. Tribune.
SIR: 4 correspondent at Washington, 4" IT," has
pl iced Communication in TIE Ereaing Post, which
you have copied, and in which it has made Charges
which 20 far as cur frnIAither individually or col
lectyely s oucerLed, feries of anbushOg false
hoods, and We desire contradict IN Of the same
through your colgnns We have no relative in either
brarch II the Unite States Congress the State Les
la,me, or the city council
Respectfully yours JAMES MURPHY Z ca.
Fulton Iron U0yk,. Nsv York, Jan. u, 1889.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-01

Hrsn MILLEE.-Last evening tie Rev. Dr.. John
Thomson delivered lecture before the Society o.
Mechanics and Trstesmsn at the COopsr Institute.
TIE subject Of the ds,ou was Hugh Miller, ard the
Lessons TO be earned from the lie of that distinguished
cecocist lie followed tie history Of his early strus
eles down tc The triumphs Of Bis ge ius, aud made
highly Interesting lecture.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-01
The Eark Brunette.

LONG BRAsCB, \. Monday jar. 81 1917
Tie bark Bruust:e, ashors near thls place e oe!ng
Sischsreed aud vii oe got Of next tide. IDe N,sse!
IL in good ord r, ard ber cargo no. mrch Damaged.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-01
Fire nj II. Catharine's. &. w.

ST. CATHARlSRs 4 W.. Jan. 81 lcJ''
A fire broke cut liere at II O'clock OF Saturday
Right destroy irg the 81. Catharires H)ue, snd the
erti-e blrck acioiniug. Tbs loss is estiDated at
100000. The Office of the Montreal Telegraph Com
paw was destroyed this being the sec Jnd tune taa'
L has been burned within few weeks. Two men
were injured
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-01
Rohbcry of Adams's Express.

AUGUSTA Ca, MOpcay, Jan. 'I, NJ
The Adams Fxp,ess was robbed b-'ween Mont-
por,f nv and At!su,. on Friday Of 10000, mostly IN
a. ard $40 bls of Georgia aud Sou,h Carol "a Banks
4 revsrd Of sj COO l. OF d for its recovery.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-01
burning of the North CaroIinn.

BALTIMORE, MOHuay Jdu JI, I"oy'
The fire on bosrd of the steamer North Caronna
commenced in the state room, and was acc'dsntsl.
All the crew and pssseI gers except one, the Rev Mr.
Curtis were safely landed. Seven ladies were among
the passengers, and were all saved in tceir night
clothes.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-01
Arriyaiof the Circassian.

ST. JOHS's \. T., Monday. Jsn. 81 toJ9
Tie sieamsh Crcsssian, from Galway Jan. IL,
arrived here 1T midnight Of Saturday last, short OF
cosl. She experienced very heavy westheT.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-01
4 rrest Of n Murderer.

WORCESTER, Mass, Monday, Jan. 81. lSJs:
Malone. one of ti Irishmen who murdered Sr. W "
lard S. Tain'sr at the Half Way House, between tais
city ard Milbuy last Thursday was arrested on iae
road from Dudley toSouthbridge, to-day, by Constao
Hastings Of Sutton.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-01
From Havana.

NEw-ORLEASs, Jan. 80 1859.
The steamship Tennessee is below, with Havana
adyioes of the 26th. Sugar was steady. Lard had
advanced Ic., ard was quoted at lsc. Exchange on
L L,ndon, 80 days, l2l per cent premium.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-01

BURToss THEATER-L,st night an America,
medy three acts, produced ct this house. en-
titled Our Fem.le American Cousin." The pieos
written by Mr.. Charlse Gsylo who 10 well kao IN
a. an suthor OF number Of successfa plays hsrsto
fore. It s perhaps needless to say that, hs1 there
never been an American Cousin" Q. LsuYa Kesn.,. :
there never would have been " Female" Of tbs 49,
Occ'deIts 'pecie. A BuItons. However, We ca rs,d
5s: the new play fu)fl cd whs. seems 10 b III
primal purpose Of the modern drsms--thss u pss,s.
he audieLce.
We DO net remember TO have seen . mora snsans
astc house on the occasion Of the fss pfodslhn y
rev play for many nonths. Judging the dssns sn..
the sInt point from which IL was considered ~ ~.
author, it was perfect success. It was not w,>a -
. model OF American dramatic compoGtioh. hsk -.
cen ted to fulfill cest&in local rsqairsmests "a
ditions Of which it perfectly meets. The hc' -.
fan one, and the audierce were snth1sisst!o sad -.
PLEASED. TIE author vss demanded, and m, . -.
bat appropriate speech.
To Nrs julia DAILY, to whom Is entrasts, II -
ossrous part Of the plsy, pasticalas praise kdsA -
plsy sl BE- rspsased tssishk y
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-01
ASSEMBLY,.
PLTlIIoNs PRE- EETED.


Relative TO ALLEGED abuses by Gas Companies.
Relative 10 stesH. on Atlantic street. Brooklyn.
To charter the New York National Vaccine inssitu-
toD.
yote or holJ Office.
The lin relative to theaters in New-Ycrk was re-
Mf. CONKLING gave rctice Of a bin to increa'e
The revenues of the State by imposlng additional
duties on ea.
By Nh MORRlS-To allow divorces for three
yeLis' desItiOn by sither party, and On one years
Continuous crne sud ilbuman treatment.
ByMr SMITH-Tc Incorporate three Base Ball
By Mr. LAW-To repeal tie charter of the Trus-
tees and associates of the Brooklyn Benevoleat So
BY Mr. MEEKS-To pre,crve the fisheries of ia.
BY NJ. .RUTgERFoRD-To aboli.h imprisonment
for debt aud limt tie Imprisonment Tor tue nonqay'
Tie iils TO widen Seventh avenue, New-York ard
to txterd Central Pax four blocks on the north end
were reported fAycrab!y.
The r solution Of inquiry itto tte sals,as Of the
Sheriff County ClcIk Register, Heath Officer, Port
WsrdeIs and HaItor Masters eomlng up,
Mir. CHANLER moved TO include all the Sheriffs
ard County Inks il the State.
M.fsrs COVER and SPENCER made strong
speeches aIs tue T. solution special .gisatiop
.syipg it Was unEorthy cf tie consideration If tae
Afisr - remsrss ffo.a Mr.. MORRIS. the further
con.iderG,iCr o. The subj c. wee posipoued.
The House then agreed TO meet az ~ =. n, aud
hold evening iessiuns on Tuesdays ard 1hursdays.
Tne resolution opposing any increase OF the rates Of
postage was sdopicd
MT SCHOIEPIELD gave notice that he woad
u We as second proposition, reso dtiong favoriJg
reduction of ocean postage to 10 ents per oulce and
, &c Is per bali Ouuce
Mr.. SMELL introduced resolutions ealing Tor a ie.
roTt Of an lie nes ard expenses of the Pilot Commis-
s.orers and Harborm6s.ers .. New.loTk.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-01
NFW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. :. .ALDASY, Jan. 81, 1859.

SENATE....A .AIBANY, JAN OF Ic0J.
The Senate met at s clock this evening.
Debate atose on the question OF approving the Jour
RAJ motion being made to eXpunge all relating 10
NJ SpinCla's IL marks at Friday seseiOn
Al,e, opposition by MessIs. DOHERfY, ELY and
PRATT TIE journal vas approved.
The Attorney. General sent in report, that in his
opinion tie act of 1851 aboshiDs tolls on railroads,
did not conflict with the Cor stitutiOn.
Mr. ELY gave notice Of bill to vest the title to
water lands in New York in the Msy0r and Common
atty.
INTRODUCED.
by Mr.. AMES-To require District-Attorreys to
make seID annual reports to tie A'tOrney-tieneral
also requiring semi-annual reports from the Comans
toreIa of Jurors and mOrtbly reports from the Cor
poIation Attorney in New-loIk.
The balalce OF the session was consumed II TIE fs
cusion Of bills Of no general interest IN Comni.tee OF
the Whole.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-12

OIIA" n SENlN AHN.
FSIliE Third Scholastic Year the Fifth Semi Annual
Il Session commences on Monday, the Goth of Sept,
inst. Both young Ladies and young Gentlemen be
admitted. instructions given in all the
OF an Academic and Collegiate Cou. Sc of Study.
Expenses.
For Board, Washing, Lights, and tuition in the
Academic and Collegiate Departments, peryear
of 4. weeks. S15I 90
Or per session oil - 90
Or per week, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 30
Tuition for ddy Scholars.
In the Academic Department, Comprising Read
ing, Writing, Spelling, Grammar, Arithmetic,
Geography, Elementary History, Natural Phi
losophy aud Composition per year, "a 90
In the Collegiate Department, Comprising Gene
raj History, housekeeping, Algebra, Geometry,
Trigonometry, Astronomy, Botany Chemistry,
Geology, Zoology, Physiology, Rhetoric Logic,
Mental Philosophy, Moral Science, Political
Economy and NATURAL Theology per year,. 50 90
Ancient Languages, per year, each -. ...... 90 90
Modern :. :. ............ "a 90
Drawing and Crayoning, ..- ..-...........- ~ 90
Painting in Water Colcrs,-. -.............. 81
Painting in Oil Colors .... .............. 40 90
Nusic-piano and Observation-Disclosures. 40 90
Use of Instrument, Observation-Disclosures. IL 60,
kItS
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GREAT ATTRACTION
S. c. EARL & SONS

NE subscribers take pleasure in being able 10 IN
iioGnce to the citizens OF Ottawa ana vicinity that
ey have received, at their stand their stock
~ hp"hS, direct from the manufacturers. This the
Sred'@St oPp0rt"Hdy ever offered the citizens A.
their stock i TIE Lrrgest an the confy and selected
rom the best and moot extensive uauufactori-. and
importers IN America, comprising all grades and sty..
"S feT H1td DscOrGtiprs flr Parlors and halls from
me cheapest piank to the richest gold and velvet Also
large and splendid collection Of Wiudo. shades Co.
Aice-- Trimmings, Fixtures, &c &c.
IA connection with the above they have the klr1est
'1Jtftrst assortment Of Oils Paints, Varu-h.s and
very low FOR cash. " ~ -
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sasIs:sV side for Sale.

fs'E subscriber offers for sale his present residence
4 which i acknowledged be the most beautiful To-
calIty IN all OTTAWA said premises consist Block
twenty-five, (2l Green's Addition least side OF 70,
Il'erri containing l6 Lots, or between and acre.
The Improvements consist nf spaci. gothic house
containing min. dry cellar, every room
supplied Wit! gas. BESIDES there il excellent well
ana cl-t"rU under cover and the Kitchen
barn aud other outhUidiugs in keeping with the ar,h
iectaral style OF the house The garden supplied with
al kinds Of bearing fruit trees indigenous to the c
mate together with some iaf dozen yureties Of ars!
crraEts. goosebcrr--. Strawberries &C. &c the whole
furnishing most desirable and complete home Tor 4
gentecl family
TIL Whole part Of the above named property VIII
BE- sold ON reasonable terms 70 suit the purchaser.
Also, slHdry articles OF personal property. among
which fine mare and colt, wagon, cutter n! lr-
mes, two cows garden Vlo~, &c, &c
seJ4 4 = CIapEE
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Eam.iIy e:roccrie> & ProNi,ion..

Embracing every article belong hi- line trade
ssta many others usually found in similar establish
ncat.. A. a- buys only Et Cash, De- therefore sell
cheap ANY merchant town. H. respectfully IN
.t-- elsrH- @. s.- him q call before purchasing else
wlvfr. he Ha- ALSO Tre % Tobacco and
Cigar. IL Bog, tlarss kind and be-
raj patroaE. h.sgtpr. extended him. and solicit -
gol'.u-aus-- .-.HI7. PHILIP GODFREY.
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Notwithstanding all that has been said and
written, and all the invest cations OF the sci
entiiic, and experiments of practical farm
ers, no ciiectual preventive has yet been pro
muglted, that can be relied upon to insure
sgHHd crap Of PotdtOes, as was the almest
universal fact before the potato cholera made
Its appearance.
In leJI, the Legislature Of Massachusetts,
offered reward of $4,000, to the person
within that State, who would discover and
make public, "a sure and practical remedy
for the potato rot" And scores, if not hun
dreds, have presented their claims for this
generous reward; as yet. all have failed to
satisfy the Governor and Council of Massa-
chusetts, that any one is justly entitled to it.
-touHtry Gent.
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FIELD- GiRDEN, IND FLOWE SEEDS,
ttE are now fully supplied With one OF the largest
w and most complete stock % Garleu Flower and
Yield Seeds ever offered to the Western public. our
stock nas been made Up with much the best
seed gardens 90 America and Europe. large share
arr homegrown seeds being grown under our own in
-Pec;oi, ane which recommend "a true to name
and o.; yt- b-si quality
Among our assor;u-n, o. seed. may be found over
Is" varieties OF Flower Seed.
BIO d" Garden d.
hungarian Grass seeds:
Chinese s-.ar Cane and Inphee seed. &c. &c.
fr0t long acquaintance with the trade, feel con-
hc.ft no o-r better Inducements te thos. de-
sirtrg seeds
Thase Who design 10 e=.ig crate 10 Kansas and Pike.
Pa vns.t 10 Wi % iase w.;I them = Lox Of fresh
Garden seeds.
We also Keep cou-tartly on hand full assortmeu: OF
IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINES
Suited 20 the Field Garden. Orchard and Household
W are :ly prepared supply the trade on the most
liberal terms
FIl Catalogues furnished gratis on application II by
Hiau iuc!ose stamp. address.
II D. EMERY CO.,
'-hl+-5f7 2'ii Lake street, Chicago. H.
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To DESTROY BUGs.-Bugs cannot stand
hot alum water. Take two pounds of alum.
hruse, and reduce j. nearly to a powder !;
dissolve it in three quarts Of Boiling water.
letting IT remain in a warm place till the al
uin is dissolved. The alum water is to be
applied hot, by means Of a brush, to every
joint and crevice. Brush the crevices in the
floor Of the skirting board, if they are sus-
pected places whitewash the ceiling, put
ing in plenty ofalumn, and there will be an
end Of their dropping from thence Country
Gent
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LIMA BEASs-Who that has once tested
this delicious esculent can wish to spare any
needful pains in cultivating it successfully,
Many persons plant it in the richest soil and
give it the full liberty Of twelve or fifteen
feet pole; the consequence is, that the up
per half Of the vine is practically useless -
The strength of the plant is wasted in max
ing branches high up in the air, which can
not mature pods before frosts set in Limas
should be pinched-in as soon As they reach
six feet in height. They then throw out L.
,erals, on which pods will form and ripcn
before cold weather begins. And the whole
vine will be within the easy reach and ma
nagement OF the cultivator-AgricuLtur
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE,

I WILL SELL good time and at i reasonable price
Il the following property, viz:
My Residence on thc east side Of Fox River
the east - ofbock lr3-ben- 100 feet front and 2> far
deep 1t IL, beyond question, the handsouest location
for residence in the city OF Ottawa The ground. arc
adorned with the very choicest kinds -ruhbcry and
shade trees and in the garden apple pear plum
peach trees in bearing condition; also plenty Of crane
vines, currant, berries, rasp berries and straw
berries In short ythng for ease and com
fort is provided for.
Also, $50 Of good prairie land near New MeIi,n
AMI Pontiac, Livingston county
Lots ~, and 3, Block - Ottawa,
Lots and . subdivision Lots 10 and IL RIorL. %
Lot i3, Block 50; all good business Lots.
All OF the above valuable property Is offered at a rea
sonable price, and on time suit tLe purchaser
nOv6 VI. OSMAS.