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, 1859-01-31

FCE4VER'S SALE.- STATE uF Hill
II n j. took Cnputy. >S-- Cock Z: u-ty coutt Of
ton-moa P.eas-C1!-aGo. January aaih* le59.
Granville knba!l ". Lux. Ccrnstock. arm He:c1.
EdWasd l. Lons+c,.-1u Ch4lc -sy.
pabEc icEce Is hereby lvea tia l. l. C. pase Freev,
as Receiver atpoited hy the Court IN the above entitled
will 1he s1tevath dt5 RI February, A. d. LIS
4. the north door Of the Cnt House Of the County Of
Coox n the city Of Chica2o at ten o'clock t the fore
Of said daJ. sell Pubic Auction to the highest
tiAder. fur cas-. ain tonl IN the reaAlty Ct ten
III ua4od dollars. txecu:e3 hy Warren 7. Necrx. az
U .to iue Ccrastock ub i@ee rec.t!nk that II.
obc- Is Indebted 10 the oblr e. Ii the Of Use thou
sand doark tart Of the urcFas money Of tie Real Is
tH,e he, e!n4er descro. d. and conditioned r. the ray
meat or sald Fl sc th- usanl dsaz% Ei~ard L.
Cocs:ock. of .ad Luke CoE1.tock. upon his becol
lag Of and the trc5t said Boaa payable to said
LUXE Centrck 1t the OF eight per c-Et
annually Oh the 5 day # February In each rnt
tl- sau Dod nat3- ch viii be tue G!h day Of
E-ouaE7. 4. D. Isl, ssld Boad secured By Oee3 Of
Trs Ths ritl iie easd Bend. bar date February oh.
isis -utet by said Warren T. Hccox. anu Mn. to
taIi n-zeAia "yokicu. Ar ccave5tnx to said W5n
keop all that Fart OF rt three t3 Ia Book sun 'rrd
and fo!tyrae It'll. In ta= hchoo teciipl Addition 10
CHi"sk. en.n-Lc,ug Oh !he northwest ro.Ees II satt
lit three s3 EuDn TX thence eu,h the vest iue I
said lot hundred etty Iac feet TO alley. tnenc.
slo2s ID alley thirty three feet theace It'll par4
lel with tke vest ihe 10 Monroe St ee th:.le vest
alonz tn. south tin: OF Monroe street thty:hree feet
II the pace Of brG! nnS. Sad Deed o. Tust recit.nS
tee ro Ions OF the Bot Substantially and coLt4ntnx
p;wrr CT sale. l.. @. PAINE FnEEa.
j4Ej C3t Efctiyer.
, 1859-01-31

G.ain by Car Lead 10 1tineiocati 7. ren!t Ct lC:-
Eula Alsat to TT sh1g ii ~ ccLts per lEu Is.
Llartr IT, Aoore s3iLsi a fse:s1. Odst. CO.
rer West fA1 t1artn Aul Canal tEtrls.
Co.I,ratts to Bostou. Ses Yoss. !hia as: H.
.!..,cse VIA Pennsylvania Ct..;y:A ii.A., rive IT
CLARKE CO.. tt-:ic.4 ater='s Bers. rer-c: r.su
s.v; and lasa..e atEee.s c. II lleo. +. cl:4 see..
JA- " MC5zO-;, F:ei:!,t 4srn'. h ~.
Ill HOUSTON. {;ral tesht Act f4tlshurE-
..uc;4xe, January 81 lsS..
, 1859-01-31

A Ti4ANTIG ROYAL NAIL STEAM Nav
n !9a:!oa Conps:g'a Neg Ycrk and Galway Line
Tire next departure Erx York vii be tie Steamship
Saturday. jaluAry eth !5, and the Ste taskip CIR
CAs>!AS, Capt 3act eon, to sal New Ycsk iAurs-
c.ive tue RusAi Ma4 Prices d. passa9t First Cas-
SJJ; .eiouu 80: tt.r1 ~: nclu.nG ire ticket: 10
Imrd C!sss lle A.e to.k. a.. anu bed
dicc. pAssa4s St, jeAns First Class "a; Second.
IAN Exp tss Can anr RI Huhs9n. street, q Bso4dEas
t4Ekasc In the third class te eec.rrt .n5
above cfitrs tra1 oat !rG .: liz pncs-
pa! Cities L!oes railway IL 4TrAt H.s!o fer u
or from GAtEAy .os w.
ALTX HOLLAND, Haa.Ee.
JAS. @ FAEG0. Office Of American ExEErt3 Uo.
No. q llearpotn Elstet. Lhica4a.
New York Eov. Il I.5e. uo31 ht>i 3E3
, 1859-01-31

LNSTi.TE UF GRAHAM MARI De-
~ ccasci. rsblIc uoicc Is hereby given 10 all PEI.
ha3:1S CLAIMS SID demands ara nss the es,x,s ef
'raf - deceased to Urea nj the for aucdI
cA'loa AID seteraent at frYuAr OF the
tu o. Coos Cn1nIi. to he u.Eitn the ooa.t I;G1Se
10 the City Chi :aEo. tie d Monday Of March a.
d. le53. beick LIE seyt nth day thereof,
Lt3iE MARI, Execu!rx
ef tue last Nill aod Tes:aneGt Of ,a1r decd.
Rv IL H. AAssx.. Hsert
h r.
, 1859-01-31

Steam Ferry from conuell Blalfs to Omaha City.
NEBskA<E<A, NO. /.
THIS BuAT HAS THE CAPACITY 20
/ carry ~ Wagons and Teans 3. each TRIP. and
has taken over St load 400 heed Of Cattle. and she
make IL Gro snss N rarh way In day. Au,
s be abl. to fetEg Over ttcn fear 70 1--WE ipadsel
Wagons aad tt1ns from tuarse T. scnset each cay.
Ne assIrt t.ave!leEE. Tho are l.onR to tie
Nebraska Gold Mines,
C:ah. California, oresoa a7u Wssa!azton Ter:to::ek
th2i III. raads tron Fairatld low. Cv, Dubuqat aru
rol-ts i.t-rordEatt ~ Ioanc HtuIs an uma.a C,y.
AMI u3 the uoth SID 0! the Platte .rer. hettc
nearer. and more ahaadanlIy s:ocsed with wAgons.
horss mules an cattle provisions aad c,eds than any
n.hes. And vii tie settle rents a11 :owla, and the
rrtuar .nd ~e!Itstabi aael 'ne Of Mail to2c:4es u.
ready extending to f5r; kearl:y All Oh 10 be TX.
tended all lit wayt the II is 10 loas wilder.
Etss ROUTE tEtuukh an ndiaa c1nntrg br: can te ira.
SID aafely 1nd comfortably tad much ta.s
than arf n tse ads t!Irou IA M!ssolti or Iowa.
There Is NOT tt,e saue lt.t OF road Il the Uritsd
saies 50 level IN entirety 1toa: soutLs CT
ii plates and Hearty stTa fl- The streams the
ter SIDE Of the Plate all bri gel txc:p. the Loup
Erk. AID here The Western stage ooEpaay have good
f.rTy. .. LS0S LuNk,
Yor the Corrci B!r.s a2d Nebrassa Ferry Company.
al 4r1 ID
, 1859-01-31

3IuRTGA AGE SALE.-NUTICE Is
VI EeseDy R.rsu that detau 4rIn8 been male In
the pay.ae.s of ce.tda pEoms,osy Note s=euse II ad
hy Certain mortgage TIA IL and executed by Alfred T.
Wurs. heatits date 7tA tay Of A,r l.51 AM r-coTie
IA the o;e cf tue kSSotdsr = Dsea: tE tss Cou2ts et
Page III, to teo 81. Graz . secure The payment Of
certain pEossoFy NOTE in .aid 'stxa!e rentoaed -
Interest Esd Tnvus lad Ihlty6=vea Dollars and forty
six Gents, Now, therefore sal. By vtr1us of the
= tay Of January. 4 D; Is. a the cours House IN
t.e ctg II C:::o aaa County Vi Cock. ard State et
Ltsrst efl f'r = tse 1oo E,ox de;>stoel 'ots OF
dem ton. suate ia the ctr of lc 40. and County Il
Go K. " ) AZ Q! illinois. 70 1li; Te u:di7i1=t ors
hslf ot Lots %. ~ aoltwo = n Block facr ~, Fort
Dearborn Ai'Iuoa 10 Oairtso.
uEO. II. GRAY. Mo.tzaze.
ChcaSo. Dec. cd. 1855. dt3i i1.t=sl
The ahoye sale Is postponed rnt!i Feb.rar5 IL. 1:.o
1T the sam. tine and t14ce-
GEO. y. GRAY, Morseasee..
GllcSRD J8ru1!Tsnj. 1A4 IA
, 1859-01-31
CHICAGO, ST. elUL IND F0YD DU LlC 4. I.
CHANGE OF TINE.

&A31%A'VS 01s 499 A.sV 1U.tU 0V 1zV6 -
CHANGE OF TINE.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC. Is,
~ 18a Trains On th4 1o3d vii teavo Chicago -
nlloxa.
800 a. II Eor Belait Janesyllla Madison and prarts
do Chleu.
200 2: N. For I1nezvIue and Madison.
Tza!as arrive II l11o r. II. and $50 r. II.
CazryIns the hrSaeh e. NAL Tor Ill poIatz in tha
HoFaAVas&-
Through from Chlcaxo to Prairie du Chen xshout
change Of Cx3x III
Couasctlus PrzEts da Ca!so With daily tas ot Cak@a
&ates Nall toAcb0 -
@BA l. 0t1MLAF. 3aAN
, 1859-01-31
From Lumber Inspectors

W. The uTder sat! Lumber In,per1r, o: the ct3 or
hc-so. nt!Ee treauen'1 etnpn7-d tie in ptctoa or
!u.aHt: AL .caFe1 !oa "ili.u, ". Ft ~. Jr Pa.
lent siding MI vcuhl Eeretv :essY 10 tie arrur,
nj II. 49, - s~"'@
Man O. nni'o nifty II thickness y r.eval i.s r. III.
pant an ns purchases cf lura"~r an sr sst:.aeto,
-hih IN ths pa tcllar inevitably fslIu+s tIl ~ "
i3noer cat fEcca sa' s. ills Is ;s- itfSaion ihs
uSee q pert:Su u has 'tea at:a2rd IL ,ar,r
= antl Operation thx: p!ict 'hen equzllei by xn7
Other nii va - Tbs work srom tt q Is tie be .t
feconne1tal te5 neel for IeE:cct, ra.ca! a1d aut
,,We tax" ea.ure n ccmre:llax Ferrys Improved
Nil - general u.e
ChriAonhtr 1chusyr. ti-n : Il, u.Iyry
". H:7i,, ia. n'W H7ns1n.
F-a1kl n t..rr- 1,ror 4. n f.i,nf
L. 4. uual ILL.,. Henry nr,1.r
U. II. Hsrtol-
, 1859-01-31
u Ntc:i!:!1iu:,l:ii, 3EirIli)nlli5

READ A. .L1A4s..............,.W.p n IIorGH, kLlsa
WILLIAMS l. HOUGHTEL1NG
TUMMlS SION II Il Il Z uANTS,
~ 30 5luA South Water street, second door West
Of Wells street Es:dsc civ: her exclusive attention
Ties a:d u CHASE Of at kinds Of Produce s;ox &c.
OIL EJrrli5Eon. E.s1 aavaHcCs EA3e 1l5 O. L9ufoH
aud property .!o7c. Rstet to tieo- en1ih Co. Ma
r.nt la.k. a!d Geo. Hteeie 4 Co. ial0 b9dl IL
HIRAM WHEELER
ElR0DUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
L Corner Of Clark and south Water street.
AuEELER'5 BUILDISG-CP ETA1ES
las bs51 6nl. l,ols
, 1859-01-31

(,ODHsH. JUST RKCE1YED, NINE
~ tons Code1h aad for sA1a hy
u. Rd8sEr4A CO..
kA19 G6f ~ Qhf. TVel Rh y 4n4 El3aa Haea
ono BALES PRIME NEW YORK
aalks NN4R 4A1a1 / %.
, 1859-01-31


1cI I'll he3t aIl:isr IN ~ sarip pf Inn,t.-
Hnl-:
c. Mtats & ca. f{iIlI1rt / Nnrto, C,f.n Eastman
Jss V n;cs ~ Jo..nh VITA. .,n Ih-o n a"nnt
.yii-nv & Ly 4 novx- & = rton, iu inst !: 4 ~,
f. 81, !.;xaey, La, u1 i tuiu.ton NJ Dxl.on L En,
y: .;!ry ( trn. H.nry Ho -I7Ii / Gu Il E,r1T
". rl:n, !. i. His- H. Wr,stwo,ta Co. r1r,oos i
ft:.n. Stou1er 3 n.aJ u.nnah Law u ca jnhn
Clancy ca. t)tisva. Iii.
Cdc A.u. Dec. 1t3, la5s
We e.E a':o; to refer ia ts- tl,.ine rentemen whn
~ v"i acautaltd 1:th al he practical wolknk4 pro-
5ti a7,t ben .at4 Of Hly Mills:
linn Wm: T. Powers, Grsui Rapids Mch
!! 'h- Willie u. steT. .lo. do.
hsn. George Ha.t.n, d. d.
lf"n u McC1ar, d., Io
Lselu. Patterson, ESQ, 70, DO
tta'Y Mar1 Il tsq, io, It
Aa.e Wood F.o ia Ia
Ian ~ y tamurel'. Ter it Mich.
). WAX r. Esq. do In.
ttcn i! :, '"n ila'iva. si'sSfe; = A''''
, 1859-01-31
CTATE uF ILLINOIS - COUNTY o.
~ C0oK-ss.-Cock County Court Of Common Plea.

,-xu. yE:i7 sa7.r2ao 2. Georse y. Cofin;,
::asd E az q. eS'iss & e
Ptss ss sen5s cn a e
E1t Of the sad On sae1a1 and aEasnst dc estste al
r. I'd M bs. s,e Il e 6: e. 9st ]. e s9
which said us.: has been returned e1ecateI D
Cook Coaaty Coast u cor,a pess % OF ss:ofe he a
IL i Il csssxe T. ea tSa H. r. !: ssy e
1anua!y 4 D. ls3a give spectA hall aod plead To The
- ~ sss:ss :ss3s :
@ = 81 & is't + e.
5,uA:;t;EiY SoTlCE-srATG oF ILL.
5st .n, cpn3g T93 Go9t ss-cFca ooas OF Cook
'5o 5oha 1s' hasa3 13Ea ded1ss dS'E
shsrd;os sest IS t re BaT1es J.s1z 15ie Aaf
Il :Ke ayEca aad u e.. H
coane,
Affidavit cft!.e -on.scz!leuee Ebtldze @ IL o7e
e ths M aho3F xxi pane: ha!a2 Hhxo'
s as5sls ! sssi ct
s5es 81 o q I'd Is sr I'd II: ; .
a6le o. the tIst AoalAy I'll January. i:3. Is il ~
ps,Ss; S: isa ysq q; ss s. .:ss s c s
Of Csns cou7t5. Oh IT, eE:tiay Of the next Ap:i1
1t.l lL@te3l. 10 Oc lCt1eE 2L S..E31c II tie e83u
Coaa:y of coos. oc the arst Moa4a5 of ,Arri, l,s,
saa pr3u answer OF deo1F 70 TIE said bib
e e "a e. FL 9 e E sRe :sa s ssa %
6ee "3ter.d a&a.1st 2ccc1dax tic aver q: sad
eo'nG.ai.a'ts. NM. |. CHURLH. l.rk.
fA4A n Webster. Coc-plts rotr ja2' clD. 4~
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. COOK CuUNTY:ss.
- T:ct Court ofCook Cocats. Fcb:uasyt 2ec.slreEu
A. q .ls5a.
ss IL; sf ras a9i Sss ea onH gs Is it, st.
Van NsseneE and Jnr? Van WaaenrE:
AEia'tt Of tE- nrE;E 1sljrace q Mary DaA SIS l.
Go:3. Isaac tsos fsiher Van Wa2ener AMI John S4a
Wa-rn:F. defendants aboy. named. having been died IN
the oce tue Clerk Of said Circuit Cour. Couk County
notc= i tc:eby given 70 the said cfcAacs sa! said
conaiaats td their bill Of compliant IN said Corr On
he Chacctt7 aide thereof the f1rrth day Of Janu~
ses ~. a7d tha: SUMMONS thereupcn Issued ~; CT Aa
Court aSa.:t said aeecd4nts returnabe the se:oEI
AentAT Of t.e.a'3 * uan as Is 67 law Eesured
1saHs s.ls Eit1;E Tn Wasensr aad Jo:n yaa Tseoes
coot IT, tie tres day q sAr Il specl t:v:eo.
to he ode2a ~h;caxc: in said Cou.ty, t:.r --cnni
to tt= al; cor,p.:asa;s ha G.couplaiz, he saar A.:
TIE things therein CHARGED AID .stea wl
be taEeu conf ssed sd decree entered axaia.t you
according n the prayer Of said bill
W,1. LcHCRCu. Clerk.
, 1859-01-31
Il + ASTEK'S SALE.--STATE OF ILL
ls1, not. CooH Cou1sy. ct:cuit Court o. Cook Co,

Heanett =. Cha9beF5 r. Jaoe5 NICHE.
Public no:ieels hereby given that IN pursuaac- nfs
DecFrtA Order eaiefed In tie Abo7r entitled cauEe.
on the fourtee.th day Of January. A. D. ls59. L.
l.. C. Paine Freer, Aste: Ia Chancey u Cook Counts
D. ls9 at ten o'clock in the fcre:oon of said aay sell
aubic accuoo. 10 tae hshes tsdle7. os c:sh at the
in Ike ctr tf UtcaRo. n l- following de.cr5eu parcel
cf real ef;e IT, vii: TIE west fraction Of the ror.h
t7 township :rty eight g.. ran4t twelve t1i eas:
tue ;hirs principal meridian In Cook county. contssnaE
ore luldzcd ana twenty three acres more or less
... l. G. PAIN1 fhkEa.
Master IN LaaactrJ. Cock county.
, 1859-01-31

1853. NORTHERN 1859
Transportation Cas- Express.

Transportation Cas- Express.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Via Mich South. sna N. T. & Erie Railroads
Ff,BIs COMPANY ARE Now PREPARED
l to e're .hrcush Ril!s "f 11hnE to New York and
n srn =, ~ ss out II se SANE n "' rel
The i. r. u. 4 * viii Transport goods fron New
a'a - ~ opr sof n.S:a ioa $ thr " " + It. l.
to sI asa Ssnse y Sss G + n!ssY ind m
y n z X r. fco. Of rute street. or Pier : EA;.
j. Ar:Rs l. l.; WARNER a.d cl1Aa ALL,:oS
MiTl1ER i CO..
j.s7 1n,c1os CIR. Lasae aad Moth was1.t. Cl.ca@c
1859. ..CoLL1NGwooD LINE 1859
!I!SSse zsz!!E -.
(tOMMESC1SG On THE OPENING t;F
~ Ssvlsa io". s'e f'!o*ine No. nev and Iarss St
Ga i' = asFs i. % m II, e asstssa 'S
r2TSTA1S CITY Capt !rSFEK c:gs"'s . nckS'x
lyEES1EEs II; CITY, Cap: Eiss: SHs~'''' ~''' w.
Leave Caicaso fron the :o2t q La.,e stre.. S ut!
s s s1:a II ' i"o
e r xs hs55 s6d % e IL st 1rse L T.
sad Eew Eo.!aad stAttsa.,d caAaca,
s:::::2 Is -
Connect at t"lt:ESooa yta the NeEths5n Ka'ssy
% II aaa a.se W aad b3Ss
lake Ontario steam;rs Or SiaEara Fall: 0sseso; cApe
kfaa ISe tq "f n5sto i sni p,s n ysflatt
Central brtwe~n usleEsbur*, a,4d Boston: =.
pate and freE: b et,wse We 1 ts WseFn
, 1859-01-31

tITATE OF ILLINOIS. COOK COUNTY,
- ss-cc'k cecaty Circuit Coa1t-Fsbs7asy Special

lieas7 sA3a"d rs. c. D. C1lbeEtso, Co,
Public ncEce u hereby kivea tbs sad O. D. Cubert-
scn co taa: writ q attscAeae- isaed on. Of lie
g. C q tae Ges5 q tie Cock Cccoty -entt cou.t.
81 81; q .s sd es;y lxa5t ss.,ust ise
ha2ared ana eighteen d.llars directed 10 the Sheriff
Cuted.
HoF, therefore, ucess 5on the sAd O. D. cuIbertson
Co. personally be aod appear before the SAID Cook
spee4 tes thereof 10 be holden Al the Court House. IN
E!e ctr o. Csieaxo. On thu .econd Monday Ct Feb
rua55. 4. Q ls3y. avt rpec!2l and plead 10 the
satd aet!ol. rdnen! will be entered aza!r*i
SIu acd L. favor Of the latd Henry Miiw.td acd 80
.ati=yt- said ndE-at add costs will BE- scld to sa;sy
tbs same HM L., CHEKEH C1erk.
=. DAYS. kiE > Att jale iE ci
, 1859-01-31

GT4TE NF ILLINOIS, COOK COUNTY,
= s1.--C:,cr'; Carr ofCo5k Comfy Ja1usry specia
Terra A. h. 1874.
William Nc u!iy, Join F. Gully, a-d M..k t. '2tsol,
&c r.. Hoyt.
Puoic Hotsct hereby F.Fea tc .hez Ger :xe Z uoyt
tHt Of at !*H:ci Oh. Of the cf!ce II the
Crt2 o:ts. Grcu: tar ofCoex County dated the eisa
Iena tAy .: pret"er A. ls5s at the salt ot t~ said
fni axaast the tsae Of ,be said Geo 1oY: for the
0: two hundred and o!ars aud ~ent5 TIT
writ la, hesn returned executed Now. therefore, une
y"u ths said Geo se Hoyt shall nsr1e Ea5 ce and sp
t!t ETs DAY u he s,ec!a ter: ttrrot, g be
hfsi sos1sg O. ~: ja:aasY A. b. i: rse rSsesi bs
AID ps 71.a sa:d pa;stlts action Judgment Eil De
catered tu. and In 'avor 1f t. said Vii lam
Nc.;rs. Joaa r. cCuly AMI Marx ". Wa's a. and 20
ch'p', 3ro7s1t7 a;tacasda a. sg p sa:1e!eEt to ea
:he zane. WILLIAM 1. CHURCH, CitrE
C1--t.i Walt ] ;r, 11n rl;F'e k,t'yH -44 hA53 I'D
, 1859-01-31
tS3H NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -..i @a9-
KEAT CENTRAL SHORT LINZ. f'CTE
u -r:.-
rlTrSBiE EaH, FO2T WAYNE + fIits..o
PENNSYLVANIA RAILRGAD2
TO ALL EAsrI;AS CiT!E!.

CLARE1E &: COMPANY,
-oECIAL AGESTF, are prepared 10 jontcact FRI '',e
1troug ! authority OF lac Companies FAMED atle.
At their o,tee No. Steele block, gunner truth iI.:rt
nad Lasatle Streets and a. Dero1 Of r.. It ". q.
4. Chcaxo: or Et Depot. Liberty street 2|:t:5urxa-
The Offices Of the Pennsylvania AaLGl Company il
t1e Eas. Xrt locx+ed at
Nh. 4As;or teuse Hev York
Nc. seuth William street. New Fotk.
No. Is Kiiby street, Boston.
No. IS FeE1J .4reet. Hartford.
No. " No-.a k.ret. Baltimore.
And ,t .ue Genera! DEPOT. Ptit.dept,ta !ecl1l;
, 1859-01-31

GOLD MIXED AND PRINTED SATI-
~ NETS Just recetv d sad fos sAe hy
FIELD, BENEDICT / CO.
il Or. 8tate md Waak1 IT,
, 1859-01-31

Chic1Su, December II, l85a
HENRY B. Dixie Eecutor
JANE O00ABs. E1ecutxtx.
0fxf nil and testz=a4ns Of George Oootaha. deceased
, 1859-01-31

CTiTEMEAT OF THE CONDITION UF
~ the NIAGARA Pre- Insurance Coronany Of ci:y Of
Neg York On the LIST day Of January. e5 in conformity
with the Law OF Illinois:
FtzssIte Of :he Contrary IS The Sesa-e Fire IA
s3Eanes co.nLanS, and Is located IN LIE cg AID Sale
se;oa.-Thr .mount oflts Capital stoek,s Two Huni7ed
TIlTd-Tes amount Of Its Capita, s:ocs. ra!d rp is
eaD.UD.
gourth-L Casa en- hand ard In the hand, Of
q NJ .ieal E::ste.
j. i: Th:e;s Th:oe;: ~ Iort s City reys2ua ssH
9. Seven Dtcoklyn City Water Lotn
PER CENT bonds. 41.tUl
3 six hudson hlves al road, Isl
mort~axe pr ..ea,5 5tl-i1, of9l. GO
4. Lebtg due the company Secured by
iond1 AID MORTGAGES. being all
first l.. l.ns and OF which mere
than &1G1 o.D IS uron properly
-rasedtheTean at:Tc .. Interest. el375o.co
5. L,atls on St css .asable OF te.
mtnd Of the IaiE-t ralrc o!
&i9.tll. q ~ =
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+. All other teCusl:ies. s................ 6j3 u
Total Assets Of the io55's
Fiaa-.The Company owes no bank CT otlc:
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Ss..n.a-LLs ,es adjusted aa1 not dur........ Eo-e
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Esven:h-The ereate-t amount Insured In any
"a se:crai ra:es ~ tie e points.
T~efha | but seko: txceed'as tluv1
TaiEieentll ed 9: a. :i;s:s risk in LIE city. and
H 0. TIiLNARTII Agest,
i.cc:1 c1G) Corner Clark and South Waier street.
, 1859-01-31

I1'ipp, Hale & Go.4

PATENT O7PToE DEPOT,
a:9 3n No, 100 iakr s.rr,. t,hI,., n,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-06-22
HOGAN HOUSE.

CORPORAL JOHN KIEFFER, PROPRIETOR
ENTOULD respectfully inform his old friends
w and the travelling public that he has leas.
ed the Logan House, Hollidaysburg, and is pre-
pared to entertain all who may favor him with
their patropa ge in unobjectionable style.
The HOUSE has been newly furnished tho
out in style not surpassed by any establishment
in the interior of the State. His TABLE VI i'll
always be supplied with all the substantials and
delicacies of the season, and attended by atten-
tive servants. In word, pains will be spared
to make the Logan first class house, and moth
ing will be left undone to render its guests ccln-
Portable and happy.
The STABLES, which are extensive, will be
attended by honest and faithful hostlers.
RESTAURANT.-The basement is occupied
Restaurant, where meals will be served up
at all hours of the day, together with oysters
wild game fish and all the delecacies and refresh
meuts of the season. JOHN KEEPER
limo 4 -2Otf
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-06-22

As sand. gravel and muck is almost an in
dispensable basis for a good crop of potatoes,
\ tenacious clay must be mechanically made
TO resemble such soil as near as possible by
the aid of well worked-in vegetable matter,
coal, ashes, &c. &C., and when this is done,
fine top dressing of long manure can alone
keep up that moisture necessary to good
growth of tubers in our hot climate. l have
had them thus TO grow entirely out of the
hill or row just under the mulching of coars e
manure; this is much better than manure in
the hills or drills.
1t has been said the seed-ends of potatoes
bring tuber fortnight earlier than the other
seed-but they will also be fortnigh
smaller. To get potatoes of good size, cut
out and throw away most if not all the small
eyes in the seed-end, and plant cut potatoes
of fair size for seed as the French say,
q bds du petite pon,nae de terre. S. w
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Becs---DIviding Ssyarms.

Those who use the Longstroth hive will
now begin to divide their swarms, instead of
waiting for the natural swarming, aud thus
save time and labor. By the use of movable
comb frames it becomes very easy to divide
. strong swarm, and the time in which it
may be performed is short, say fifteen minutes;
and expect it will do it in less. When the
bee-keeper can remove his swarms to dis
tance, say two or three miles, the operation
can be performed much more satisfactorily
but it can be we'll done even in a city lot,
with the distance of removal reduced to rods.
Some apiariBns, in dividing, remove both
new and old hives considerable distance
from the old seat, while others place the new
hive on the exact spot where the old one
stood, and thus all the bees that return to
the old stand enter the new hive, In the
meantime, being removed to greater or less
distance. IL our practice, we move every
alternate frame with the comb, from the old
hive, removing the mass of bees from it,
and letting them return to the old hive, and
then placing it in the new hive, with an
empty frame between each, one Of these
empty ones being placed on each side. The
same order is adopted in the old hive. One
advantage of this is that the bees are com
PEELED to build their combs straight on the
frames, and are thus more easily examined
ard divided, IN future. After the frames are
all properly placed, the old hive is removed
and with it the larger number of bees to the
new stand, and the new hive is then placed
Ia the old position The object of retaining
the most of the bees with the queen, in the
old hive. is evident to every apiarian for
nearly all who fly out that day will return to
the old stand
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A@RsGugGd8A9.
How to hoe Corn.

When 1 was boy, and first went into the
field to hoe corn, was quite puzzled 10 hno"
what nv father meant. when he directed US
20 be sure aud "hoe where the corn WASH t..
But after following him for few days; ana
noticing the pains he took to have all the
ground betueen the hills well stirred as we'll
as the weeds cut up, and particularly when
I saw how careful be was not to disturb the
ground deeply very near the young plants,
/ understood his meaning In long ac-
ouaiptance with corn have observed enough
to make me think he was right. The weeds
must be cut up root and branch to have good
corn, that's certain. and the ground must be
kept lose enough to let the heat get IN, and
the moisture pass up from below, and to al
low the spreading roots to make their way
easily through the soil in search for good
picking. But I've seen many slash away
with the hoe close around the stalk, when
every cat there if two inches below the sur
face, must have broken number OF the
growing roots 1t certainly cannot be of
much use to fe ed corn well, if you then go to
work and cut off it's mouths for the roots are
mouths to the plant. So always cultivate
lightly where the roots have extended which
is abou. the length the stalk has reached
above the ground, and when the corn is up
breast high, 1 wouldn't let man go through
the field with plow, if he'd pay wages foc
doing it and find himself. I do not believe
in hilling corn making the field look like a
crop of young flag staffs planted on small
pinacles. The crop has grown up into the
air where it was intended to stay, and it ism
natural to partially bury it alive. People do
it to prop it up, SO that the wind will not
level it. But if it be let alone, it will do its
own proping, by sending forth extra roots
Just above the surface, which go out and
anchor it all around l have seen field
that vas hilled laid fat by storm, while the
next one to it, that grew naturally. stood up
after the blow as straight as militia captain
on training Gay. Wien corn is hilled it will
try to send out second growth of support
ing roots, but neither the first nor second
growth will then become strong enough to be
of much use. 1 therefore try to leave my
ground nearly level. and thus also save the
roots the trouble of diving down again to get
below the gullies which are sometimes left
after the first plowing g.-American Agricul
turtst