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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31
Since January l...Si2 e9s77 si2ssIs56 s5s,s95iss
Wednesdays New York Times observes concerning
Tuesday Money matters:

Since January .si2, ,leos77 si2ssI,s56 s5s,S9s,lSs
Wednesday, New York Times observes concerning
Tuesdays Money matters:
The business Of tho CLEARING house was 1921 O0 l5i.
The demand for Money 10 less active to-day, and the
current rate call is six per cent, with occasional
transactions at Ave and seven per cent. Paper Is
long Paper The supply Of short Paper Is not
large: ,...,. ,,., ~. ....,- g.. ,...,. r.
change at previous quotations. Sterling l0g4@llO
Francs 5.l6lf@5.l3A.
New YoRK CATTLE MARKEr.W Wednesday's Tribune
under date tf Tuesday evening, says of the Cattle
market in that city:
This Is one of the most favorable opening days Of
long time. There Is decrease Of about 700 head
in our report for both days was 4,Ol2 To-day, as
near as We can make there are $500 There viii be
enough to make total of 3,lOO. There were 63S
sold at Carpenter yesterday; over 100 reported
Hudson River cars on Sunday. The total which our
report Of tomorrow will give, for the week. may be
II is no wonder that with such n decrease the
price should advance as It has done to-day, half a
There are very choice good fat Seers selling
to-day at &C. per b but the number Of this sort IS
limited The average quality Of the stock is not as
good as y rs TSs last week and the PrCes Ice, Of
pound better, as larger prices are asked and paid
per pound, and better estimates Of weight arc GER
tainly had In fact, i il much easier 70 average q
week to average them at SIC. upon such weights
as would satisfy owners.
The weather to-day IL remarkably favorable be-
ing quite mild-thc fierce August sun being shaded
by clouds. The general appearance Of the market il
much more lively than it was this day week, and
statesmen and owners are all confident that 1t will
hold out so during Tomorrow. Our complete ro-
port will show an average advance of about half q
cent, and range Of prices from to 615c q pound
for the net weight Of Beef The result of the adj
vance to-day will be feyersh anxiety to buy up
droyes in trdnsiu, for speculation next week. Al
ready some of the "reckless speculators are the
wing, and the telegraph has been ia requisiton tc
announce ga rise in the New York Beef Cattle Mar.
ket." ..
Tuesdays New Orleans Pieayune informs US as tc
Monday last
Business of every kind moved along quietly to
day, and no change transpired in any depart
ment that calls for special notice. Tho calls ON tn
Banks for discounts very light all around, apt
the better. grades of Paper Continued exceedingly
scarce in the outside market. There has been nj
ebatement noticeable since our last in the demand
in the supply. Offerings of most other classes wor
also restricted, and with further reduction In op
erations the market closed quiet the annexed quo
tations: Clear Sterling Bills lOak@I0; Bank rate
llh4@ll0h Bill-of Lading Drafts l0SAll09A
Francs M.l5@5f20 per dollar; sixty-day Bills OF
New York, etc, l@l k per cent. discount Sight pa
a. cent. premium.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31
Don't Read This!

TEE MOST 10 TN w0dNSD5ERKHJht pIsG0y; Issgs,;
Of London and Baltimore Hospitals, where he has
had many years practice In the treatment OF ve-
nereal diseases, but more recently Of Mexico where
During his practice there, IN connection with Pr.
Don ANTONIO DE LAUSVALLUS, one of the
most eminent physicians in Mexico and Spain, they
discovered remedy in one Of the Mexican plants,
and found only in Southern Mexico, that removes as
II by magic all the venercal tant from the system,
In the primary or secondary form. Syphilis, in the
worst stage permanently cured In very short time,
and the system thoroughly ceaused and pure, as
II Il had never been contaminated by that worst Of
ali diseases, Syphils. scrofula, Leprosy and all
kinds Of corruption Of the blood and diseases Of the
skin removed permanently and quickly by this pow:
erfulagent and alder Of nature Mexican SPECIFIC" !"
tortures Of the InQuisiton, and robbed Of his last
dollar and still not cured. Dr. Calvin also heals all
kinds of chronic diseases with great success Med
lcne onlyto pay for as all diseases are treated free
Of charge, ,excep by special contract. Persons at
distance;ln b eated By sending correct state
mentsD th3ir es by letter, and ten cents In
postagei. amps. Call on or address DR.: CALVIN,
IN Sixth-street, between Vine and Walnut street,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Now Ia the time-to-morrowm may
The Doctor has located permanently in the city,
dean at all times be found at his office.
No. 80 Slxth-street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31
RIVRR NMWs.

The Ohio opposite this port has been
swelling much more rapidly since last issue, and
was still coming up, though more gradually, last
evening, having risen during the twenty-four hours
then ending twenty-five to twenty-five inches,
making achannel-depth at this point Of over nine
and half feet At Plttsburg the river was also
swelling yesterday with eight feet there at the hour
Of noon.
Yesterday was very hot again-excessively so in
the sunIand the mercury, IN exposed places, arose
we're a few clouds in the west, but they did not
betoken rain. fl
though there were not many boats there. Freights
we're in toleTable supply both for the upper and
lower ports being better for the lower, However
at our last quotations.
Yesterdays Louisville Courier observes;
slowly falling, with three feet eight inches water in
%epy s saS1 hours il had eD ons two s Rehes
the head Of the Falls. The weather was pleasant
business about the river i not very brisk, yet
we notice very heavy receipts Of produce, and ths
Nav Orleans, Got away with as much freiEbt and
stock as she could cleverly manage.
Tuesdays New Orleans Pieuvuae remarks:
We had most EStressns shower Of rain sSTn, ss,sr
the summer What 4 best the e. rain cooled the st
Bqsness "a ills Ieyss was decidedly dull, The ar
pnYil,g the present week we may expect the ar
Il isyes undsTstsnd that she win enter tn
Capt j. Eustis, as a regular Wednesday packet. 0I
ihs StR Irox,, tue James Battle viii venture out on
fhs i. III, Ksansi, southwester, EebrasEa, }. 2
swon apd Anslo-ssxon, from the Mound oity'wii
! ~ sTEAEDoAr REsIsTER.
A~fteEs.--M McclslIhn, Louisylllei Pricress. Mad
s4n Wss.ss R0soai Res SOsF K ges ss
yilics vi. Maciay, 81 Louis; A. Ill. SEWER, Mem.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31

NKw YonK, August 30.--Stoclzs again
IpysE but s!ossa, pss stesay q ne aselins; ,is
ss1l;' Micblesn southern dnsrenieed tsS Mlohlgeh
HssIsR fseisTsd " u HsTiss is11s EsIs ~ New
tork renlIal esh, lfll lQ.N ln rel -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31
~ lby Teiegraph.i
HnllImnre nIarlEaf. .

BALTIMORE, August 80. O.--Flour firm. How
ard-street and ohio held at sS oo City Mills closed
e higher st % Ss Mhsst % sstive "a and 4 45uoyapti ,s
ern, received 81 3eSl 70; white IS, Corn active;
yellow, es65s0e. Prevlsiens dgn aud unchanged.
Rio IJMlhc. .If....... f... 49,. -. ~ L
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31
4.t $50 tFfh eE
u n RIV -ALElD
Well and Cistern Pump. lo
.5t., ats5 -rfa t-C8FEh = ~
J. o. Joyoe's Double-acting
sd 1n
Lift and Force Pump.

TUNHIS PUMP POSSESSES QUALITIES
IL that give Ii an advantage over all others: n
1t always supplies fresh water;
1t never freezes mp in winter; .s.f- ! .NE
It gives an the agitation necessary to keep the
N allows the water to return without artificial ad
One can always be seen in operation together with
an excellent Garden Engine made from the same
pump, at the factory, 0O2 Fifth-st., below Ham
ilton and Day ton Depot.
Orders from abroad will meet with prompt atten-
tion by addressing ]. O.. JOYCE
au9-tf i.t.' Cincinnati, Ohio.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31
AN 0RTHOEPIC INCONSISTENCY

Wife, make ipe some dumplings OF dough,
They're better than meat for my cough
Pray let them be boiled till hot through,
But not till they're heavy or tough.
Now must be on TO tho plough.
And the boys. when they've had enough,
Must keen the flies OF with bough,
While the old mare drinks nj the trough.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31

PmADELpHlA,i August 90.--Flpur-- Hold
ere demand 40 sesaacs wheat wanted y, waite,
con stesdy! WHISKY hrm ct 22Qtzse, Coase dun
and nnebapaed,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31
vIyHR QUNAKD LINR-sTEApI FROM

TUyHR CUNARD LINE-STEAI FROM
n NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL E.Es
via Queenstown british and North %+aFr3<zik
American Royal Mail Company's S([/AJ4<2IH
Screw Steamers, CHARACTERIZATION "A N uS{1 fs.3taes
3,lO0 tuns, Capt. Hockey; ETNA, -1....- -.
1900 tuns, Capt. Anderson; JURA, 24Q0 tuns, Capt
Moedyi KEDAR, 2y3Oo tuns, Capt. Cook and other
New York every alternate Thursday for Liverpool,
calling at Queenstown to land passengers and dis
RATES OF PASSAGE.
CABIN-S15, Children under n 2years OF age half
price. Infants free The Cabin passengers viii have
table amply supplied with fresh proyisions Of the
best quality. An Cabin reouistes with beds bed
Wines, spirits and malt liquors 10 obtained ON
board at moderate rates. !. -
STEERAGE-S3O. Children under 10 years Of age
half price. Infants So. The Steerage passengers
have to provide themselves with beds, bedding and
towels; also knife and fork each one table-spoons
ono teaspoon, one tin plate and ono drinking cam
They will be allowed provisions OF the best qnahty
as much as they can eat cooked and served by the
Oompanys servants, and each passenger will be SUP
wishing to send for their friends can obtain certi-
From Cork to New York $50 for adults; children
under ~ years half price, under year 80. 4. :.
From Liverpool to New York = 10 for adults;
children under ~ years h9lf price; under year 9
These Steamers are built Of iron, In water-tight
eoppsrtnents carry each az H experienced R surgeon.
eommodation Of passengers. AS they proceed direct
to Cork, the great risk and delay Of calling at rs
Johns is avoided. For passage apply 70 qOODhvBs
ARKELL ELLIOT, 1873 Broadway, New York.
Or to our Agent, VIM. b. BARhY@ \ CO., q
jyl0 81. Cincinnati, u.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
financial AGaIra.

] EthnMchAh AuahFHs
I The business Of Third-street is still improv-
ing gradually, but steadily and the Bankers yester
day reported better demand for Money than for two
days previous. Currency was In fair supply how
ever, and holders Of good Paper had dificulty in
disposins Of II at the regular rates-o per cent? 10
per cent. being sometimes charged.
Money is coming In more freely at a number Of the
Ranks; but some Of them experience no increase In
The demand for Eastern Exchange was less ycster;;
day than on Wednesday, but the market remained
a Sobs e. except Ba'more cold was lover deal
ers refusing 60 give over Soc. though the market
In New Orleans Exchange and Uncurrent Money
there was no alteration.
The Imports and Exports Of various articles
during the twenty -four hours ending yesterday noon
we're:
Butter Il6 PACKAGES Corn 22lO bushcis; Cheese $50
boxes; Flour, I'LL brls:: Hogs, i33 head; Lard t2
ST.he ST forF and aSon BSd bSS and
box Potatoes, 81 brls.; Salt, $50 barrels; Wheat
's eSBry g bSTrS Snirfs Butter IS PACKAGES
Candles; SO boxes Corn, A.! bushels; Checss "a
Ssad GGs GSF % br SSg' Monsse; aSSs brs 6s %
bushels; Pors and Bacon hhds, 4 iiorcSs and
| l,l72 bush; Whisky, l22l brls.
The Flour market continued buoyant yesterday
the news from New York and New Orleans being
| causing n limited amount Of business. The sales
lighter In supply, and rates advanced, and were un.
settled at the coseq00 brls selling at l91c and at
the close Of Change, 200 brs. At 2Oc. Provisions
were quiet, without any special change, the only
l sales being GO hhds clear Sides. No alteration in
Groceries. In Grains there was no alteration from
Wednesday
We annex comparative statement of the exports
| exclusive of Spcce) from New York to Foreign
| Ports, for the past week, and since January 1:
For the week,......sl ,2gl,o3s si,2lsh3 sSO2i 90:
Previously reported. ,2Ol,6S6 42Ol,639 56,5T2Ojd
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31

a DnIINIsTRATOR,s sALE.--IN PUR-
n BUANCE to an order OF the Probate Court Of
Hamilton County TO directed, will offer for sale
On the sth DAY OF sEPTEMBERa r. A; d 1880, a., st
following described real estate, tO-wit;
The west half OF the northwest quarter OF section
eight in Township seven south OF range two east, in
the district of lands subject to sale " LAMA Ohio,
Mercer and State Of Ohio, and being the same prop
erty conveyed 70 Clemens Kramer BY Patent OF the
United States dated October TO- 1874, and recorded
In vol 20, page l6s, Of the Records Of the General
Land Office. y 9 = q ( sf4 IT. 4 = p T q q
( Appraised at 5000. - .....y y
Terms OF saiei One-third cash on day Of sale and
The residue thereofi one and two years thereafter
mortgage on the premise ], r. Il. SCHULTZ, o.
7 Administrator OF John il. Schultz, deceased.
. Ta01 'i fjy3l-amJ' -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19
SgEndries! SslRtiries.

WE have in store large quantity OF the best Of
Wv ali kinds of the purest WHISKY. All We low
ers of the essence of corn give US passing call.
maF29-tf CHURCH ANDERSON & co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19
Tar! Tar!
Whisky: Whisky: Whisky.

IN Z have just received large lot OF TAR, aud
w oftring ii at the lowest figure
mar29-if CHURCH ANDERSON X co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

NTOU can find at ali times, IT store, all kinds
i of Groceries, such as sugars, CoIee, Moasses,
syrups, SC, &c, sc.
lnar29-t CHURCH ANDERSON & co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19
Umbrellas.

!, ECEIVED supply of Umbrellas of silk, Alpac
A ga, Gin CHAM and plain CottOn-sOne extra lar g
snd ma others small for Summer
apr5-tf j. Ii. HGSIII4
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19
ana sleIaneoty,es.-

4 He cheapest and the best are made a. tie Al
l. Gallery, corner . College and Union stresss
iaguercci,tpe Picture ef deceased persons can her
De coppied aud Thrown the Lsfs Size Persrass
Please eaiIand see specimens.
G Z. HUGHES.
Principle ana sole proprietor OF the NeIaaeotspe
right in Nashville J1.s.ssI-f1
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19
Terms Per SessiOn--PayabI in
Advance
GENERAL REGULATIONS.

No deduction will be made for absence OF withdraw
al, unless occasioned by illness dismissal
Pupils viii be charged from the date on which they
enter,
Boarders requested to bring all necessary articles
for the toilet
The Academy will not incur the expense of furnish
ing articles of clothing pocket money.
Pupils viii not be allowed To spend pocket money
their own discretion. Such moneys must be deposited
with the Superior of the Academy.
To prevent improper correspondence, all letters
oeive and sent subject to the perusa of the Supe
rior, though in such correspondence prohib-
tied regards parents guardians.
With the exception of books of devotion, books
periodicals allowed circulate in the nstit-
ton except such receive the approval Of tho
Superior.
For further particulars application may be made to
the Mother superior OF the Academy, 10 the Ri.
Rev. Bishop Whelan.
All business letters 20 be addressed to the Mother
Superior, st. Cecilias Academy, Mount Vernon near
nashville, Tenn aug27-t oct
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19
WATER COOLERS. sc.

WATER COOLERS, sc.
/ UST received direct from tie manufacturers and
- Tor s-lo a lower prices tlan ever before sold IN
this market
- plaiu Water Coolers.
% Perceisin lined do.
10 fcDnnald's Rcir.eerators
Schooley's Patertdo.
80 MassCT 3 minute FreezeTs
Selmore $ Pat Ereezars.
also make i,isn Zee cream Freezes ~ 0rsaer O.
Gny So.
so boz. Masaa s Pat. Screw TeY Fruil Cans,
and quarts
80 doz. Plzia Fruit Cans for zeaHng.
49doz ] quart Glass ruit fars-
Ice Picks ana Hatchets
Sherry sIXeTs and HuGdiers
10 ,i0z. Plated DppeTs
COX Pat Egg Whips
IN WILSON,
aPrill9 II College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

175ss aa.=s -et
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19
Underwear

4 MOTHER in voice of seasoaaole Underwear Of
IA GAUGE Silk, GauZe 8erino, Cashmere, Linen
Lsie Thread Jacconet and Cotton, received and for
sale by J. II. MCGIIL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19
Furnishing Goods.

OUR stock of Full Bosom Shirts IS again complete.
~ For GOODNESS and comfort commend them as
being Particularly appr PIRATE to the present hoI
SON We have also a small lot OF Pun Bosom shirts,
together with an endless variety or palmer styles.
We have also received another not 81 Lap 1 me
Neck Ties, Gloves, Handkerchief, resslne Robes
SuspeRders, Half bese, &c, &c Also, rs-sGpps oi
Seasonable UNDERWEAR Gail ana see tssods.
We are determined TO dispose them al very low
figures, being anxious 10 reduoe eur sto /.
iune22-,f ] n NciiIII-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-08
Ntomps. NfGbel II. (. 10.
WM. KNABE g. co,
ami sem nften Mfnke
III Gem uItet pIdBe
92n. /. 3. 5 unb z. SC. G1ttnmftr

gtp. /, 5, D UNI Z N. Gltt1tp1tr IT,,
seaeniter Gem @utap 6oufe Baltimore, Nt6r wieter er6fnet.
Ddnfeno fir bic dus9eSrettete @6nner161ft, wet6e Der ~frberen
6irma wdbrenO osr leBttn Is Sabre gu 3 Bell wurbe, maGtber I'm
~tersct6nete benz gutltfurt tte %ereebfnife In5et9e, raB er felt rem
7poe eeS etnen Thettbabers, 9rn. Senr9 sable, tur6 6efen Sob
bie GYMS 9nte selGf rDrren mar, ben ean3en beOeutenbeu TVrrat6
ppn nN6 ns0aenbetenptnnC''s 9glj uno aneerent pr6partrtsn M(a.
in benz alten Snle III benz friberen @ei66ft5lpfat fprttetretben
utb rs ft CUR Auf8dbe na6en, bas Ytdnosei6dft INNER rnebr In
fetner 0paenbung sl S%erbelerr.
Iugsr letnen alten QDaarenbdulernu no Der Ba6rtt IN @utdplr.
nabe 8alttrpreftr, bat er etne neue grpFe Batrtf In g. @utapfr.
NIT Der SrUnte uat QBefitr. errthtet, in mel6er er ete srpBe Nn.
;dtl Der befen &rbetter bef6Gftt9t.
Sn fteer 6dbrtt per6en Ytaup'S na6 ether neuen Stdld aefer=
ttaf, fir melde er tt Der g~uSfeQuns I'M MdrplunO Snfituf, rp
bic befen Snffrumentenmdder aus Bottom, Nen- gort unb 8attt.
more IA YdnD's %auS8efteut bdtten, bic bS6fe 9rdmte erbtelt.
Ser AuSfpruh hes Snitttuts murbe tur3 naG6er bur6 BITE Sn=
Oufrte .agsfelun8 Srn Rt6mpnb, 3d. b%eftatst, tpU ibm ebenfans
as erte Uranium erttetlt puwbe.
Dur6 btefe beiren @tnbGtfenents 1T ct tn SEN Stano eefebt, aGs
IuftrdBe, nit pelaen er teeDrt wirb, auf's 9rUmptefe au8Sn=
fibren.
&le 1T tieler 5abrif eetauten 9taup's td6en sUle etferne Sab
nenuub fm6 70 eDnfrutrt baB fe Bel duBetprbentlt6er Dauerbaf-
tiaett tte TeinDeit hes GUneS ~benabren uno jepem 8ltma wtber,
teben,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-08
8tanp'8 auf 8eltenung

umO Bn jeeer SOl,= unb gauart perten s%eliefert.
Ote grEBte Spr9fdlt wiro auf bic Mrbett un6 duf tie MuSrabl
Der Wuteralten perpentet unb er fam ba6er fir tebes aus fetnem
Snfttut terpprBebenbe Snfruntent be 8ardntte iternebuten, Rag
eS ale @ieenIGnften zines euteu @tanC'8 BETTE.
&le Suftrumente aus metner Sabrtf per6eh FIR 5 Sabre son
benz Tae be8 0erfaufes an edrdntirt.
gefpnbere @ufntertiamfeft wrb auf Bic Musnabl BON Snfru=
ntenten, rpelfe IN elmer grp6en @ntfernWng Ser1enoet werten, Yer
rpenpet uo etn gprredt beS ltnttanIheS t~hnerbal6 6 MlDnntet pom
9ertauf8tage an, pirb sefattet, iplte en Snfruntent ntbt SDl-
fdnbi9 b~efrie6tgen.
Mg @rosbihrler werben wpblbun bet un8 Srsu1preten tbe fe
F6 a~nbermdrt8 umieten.
8efdnbt9 p%crrdtbts cine auspa6l BON Me(p6eptS, Sut ben be-
fen SnfrumeHtenma6ern 3u $4,000.
IL 9tanpS percen unt9ctauI6t. nuSeentettet uu6 gefttnrtt.
Snt. &nabe II. Spmp.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-08
Iemers0 erfebermnaen.

JOnnSCOn>S insurance Roo
SEQ. 70 SecpnbItr.
Teuer=, Martne= umb &eben8=QSe.
rnng8sS Dmpa9nien.
St6erlte llt0 ~feiteite GDmpaQnie
Serli6eru198>@pnlp Der Saleb i. 8irotnterl.
NIT $500, 900 capital.
Npndbur9zS erlt4er1n98=GO .. 0iraintert.
NIT $500, 900 capital. T
AlbemarlezS n98z@putp. y. 0iroinien.
nit 5000, 900 Gaptal. T
Charter Sat<Serlt9. zGpntp. bon Sartfsrb
NIT $3.50, 900 capital.
cltr1tp=SerItHerun08=S pmp. bon 92pmz Ocrf
NIT $270, 900 Gapta[. 0f
PbSntrzS er1 t1erltn98z Gpmp. bon Stem Norf
NIT $500, 900 capital. 0""T
Nelpltte@Serl t6ernn98=Gpmp. y. Seem Orrf
nit $4,000 Gapttal. 0UFT
WtptttatteV erI t9erltn98=Gpmp y. 92pm- morf
nit $4,000 Gapttal. SU'I
NeW@QSpr rit6er z@pmp bon Nem-Nc
nit $25O,0OO capital. 0"f
Wtercalttile W1lttual Morite
nut 81, 900, 600 CAPITAL.
Serelnl9te Stdaten 2eben8<0 erfihprr,o -,
nit 81 ,25O, 972 capital. ~
Jtprtbert A1urance=S pmp. bpn Qr,,no,,
nit 50, 1914, III Gopitor I
Oe rber bemertten Gonpa9nieen fnb nm hr o,ss,
Stoote8 Dtarplano %autborifrt nno lt3eniirt. y" W. SeS@la1ur oes
St pph oet unter5etDneten repriIentirteu Gpmnoonisou
mrtlt0 oertngbateS capital gum pplen obep "S 49, 2uoen
Setra9 oerantportltd fir bic 3ablun9 BON GerIulen "'Se9eoenea
erebt. SS"s ~" q 0Stlule gunttlt6
Sreb. Giium, SurDeDCr. "e
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

Mr.. o. N. Bement, a wel-known agriculturist,
writes: As layers and sitters, game hens have
no superiors. Quiet on their eggs, regular in
the hours of coming off and returning to their
charge, and confident, from their fearless dis
position, of repelling the iRcursions of any in
truder, they rarely fail to bring off good broods.
Matching accomplished, their merits appear in
a still more conspicuous light. Ever on their
guard, not even the shadow of bird overhead,
or the approach of man or beast, but finds
them ready to do battle for their offspring. The
chickens feather rapidly, and, with ordinary
care and liberal and varied diet, such as
chopped eggs, with portion of onions, chiyes
or leeks, bread crumbs, grits, boiled Indian
meal, bran and wheat screenings, with some
new milk in the earlier stages of their growth,
are reared with as little difficulty as those OF
other fowls.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
SWEET POTATOES.

When sweet potatoes are grown at the North
on large scale, hot-bed should be prepared
tor them, from the middle to the last of April
The edges Of the bed may be made with any
convenient rough boards, say four feet inwidth
fifteen inches in depth, and long enough to
hold the desired quantity of potatoes. Fill up
the inclosed space with horse-manurc, in Il
fermentng state, and tread down to about ten
inches in thickness, and cover with three in-
ches of sandy loan. If sand is not in the gar
den loan in good quantity, it should be added,
as it is great protection against the rotting of
the potatoes. After this is raked over. and all
the fine humps broken, put on the tubers in
rows about an inch apart, and cover with two
inches of sandy loom. The hot-bed nhy be
covered with glass, or with fine straw, rs suits
the circumstances of the farmer.