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A MEEKLY EDITIoM

story brown stone house and 70, No. 100 n
18th street. 20 6N22. .........t 10 SOC
4 unry brown stone and laa No. 1bo w
9Th street, 20 6Ii0s. IA Ooa
Hou 70 and lot No. &c Eas, Broadway, BITS d poA
Houss and ot .. .. 55th ct, l6e n. eas, Lex
ingtcu avenue, Is pHiOO 6................ 8. AfTn
House aud lease Of lot n. .. 17th II, 70 n W.
oth ave uhcs s.s.ss.ss ssssssssssssssss NV
H,use sn,l %, adjoining above.............. I0oe
Lot south ,ude 35th u, i6O n. east Of 10th ave-
H7uHc aud ici No 700 W. 94,h 81 20 iIese.. Soes
Hc'isr and 10, south sids i2th II, asa feet sast
Of e,h avenue, i9I103 S.................... s. 6<1n
LII -outh side o),h At, 80 n. W. Of bAh ave,
OlN W. .s........ .................... l3o0e
ave, 1sESs S....,........,... 10000
Lot Z p .or of New sud i2eth II, 2bxiO0 500
LIT AL uiuing above, IN the avenue, 25s iOO.. 9oe
Lot ad io.Hihg shove, - the avenue, 2b1iO0.. BOe
Iot adjoining above, on he avenue, 2bSiOO.. nn
LIT adjoining above, on i2tst street. oxiO0.. a9
lot adjoining thuve, on Tiist street. 2bN1OO.. s0e
~ adjoining above, ON i2i.t street, a5Ni0o.. 20
la al Looming above on hist street. 2bE1OO.. 400
Gore All lining shove, on f3i street, Tbx20.. 100
Gore la rear ~ above, on l2tst street....... SIC
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
Real Estate Sales.

lots n. .. Goth street. 4DO n. W. Sd avenue, each
2bki1i. Each $40.
9 story brick house, stable and lot, No. i4i u.
RstA 81 SQA trOnA 70 IssE, xlbos snd vi. 100
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MARKETS..
Dsnestis Markets.

Saturday, March ~ 1861.
ArrtEs.-Grecn'ngt s450. spitzenbergs, s46Okn
Di,ldH MS $40. ihiss. ~, f4s4 2h
Asmrn-sr'cs PD,-, 50 80. Pearls $3.50.
CprrrH-ink' refined insot, 2Tks2Sc
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WANTED.

AN EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR OLD
solders-N anted for the sth L. 8. Infantry, an
old regular regiment able bodied unmarried men,
under TIE age Of ~. Pay from sis ~ Sn per
month. Subsistence, pay, clothing and medical
attendance, furnish ed frm date Of enlistment
Headquarters al Fort Hamilton, N. Y. Hsrbor.
Ncn dcsiious OF enlistng in this regiment can ap-
ply At the recruiting Office, iE Eighth av. w. 8.
WORTH, First II. Sth Infantry, L. 3. A. Recruit
Ing 0fh,er. mhiS 24ac'Ol
DAKER-wANTED, A SITUATION TO
- take charge on bread snd cakes no objection
" the country. Address lJoS Mulberry sL near
Grand n. mh2l S'lit
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THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK
Il Cor Third Avenue aud Tweuty.hth 81.
CHARrTRFB 1904.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed on all sums
rom one TO one Thousand Dollars,
DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE APRIL FIRST
WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM THAT DATE.
Bank open daily from 10 H. 0, Also ON Monday,
Wednesday aud Saturday evenings from to 8.
SPENCER X. GREEN, Presdt.
AUG. y. LEE, Seo'y. mh2i lV'l2T
MARINERS SAVINGS BANK.
A'l No. l Third Ave, corner Of seventh street,
Open rom 10 daily, and on Monday, wOd-
nosday and Saturday evenings from n o'clock
Deposits before the LIST Of April will hear In
terest from that date. THOMAS ID. STILLMAN,
PreH't ISAAC T. SMITH, SecH mhlA 24Ac'i26
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nISINESS WAGONS nF EXEEY KIND

ID constantly on hand or made To order, suon A.
yrocers', bakers, milk, plumbers aud eNirtt'.
You will nud this place favorable ~ any that eau
lee found. aud every article warranted rs rcprcscut
ed, st STEWARDS Wagon Factory, aji Il, bot
Broadway and ~th ave. mhl5 slAc'l2i
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DOSE HILL SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
lNoi lIh Il aud 5th svc.--Open daily, from t. .,
p. IA. Wednesdays and Saturdays until p ~.
slN per cent. interest on al sums oi 800 and un-
der. Interest allowed from tLe lSi Of April. TAOS.
CHRlsTY, President. RICHARD II ~ LIZ srcy,
Iuh ~ 2iac'l2T
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CARRIAGES, HORSES, AND HARNESS
~ for sale-2uO Night family ca .rinrps, rocSways,
buggios, trottug wagons, su.kirH, grocer's and
business wagDnsi also, "a carriages AMI wagons
Of al kinds, ami ~ horses. 10 Nuyins st, and -
FULTON ave, BROOKLYN. fc26 Yi'lbs
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NNTANTED-NEW SHIRT IRONERS AT
w the Beeville LEundry,s miles from \. York;
none but those accustomed 70 ironing new shirts
need apply. Inquire at 10 Doy st, bet 10 and Q,
nh3 Pacific
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Gen. McCulloch fell while leading his COM
mand to charge. The bodies Of Gems. Mcln-
tosh and McCulloch will arrive this evening.
OagpntA
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w take their straw hats " 34I Eiguth ave, bet
20th and 2Ith sts; remember up stairs, where they
clean, press and wire ladies' straw bunnets, for 70
cents; Misses bloomers, turbans, aud Chdrcu's
hnoy hats cleaned and pressed " the fashion; hatt
dyed any color; pressing for the trade; ladies and
gentlemen leaving hats at tlis establishment will
be Of having the same returned, 40 u,stake,As
al hats are numbered. GEORGE FINIGAN.
milo 24aL'
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DOTATOES FOR SALE-SWEET CIDER
pure CIDER vinegar; dried apples aui rtasr
country produce. Goods delivered Hyo OF charge
In auy part Of the city, HYDE Co,
te2U l4Ry'lU9 40i Grr.Ntl,u It, y. Y.
CEWING MACHINE IOR SALE--ONE OF
> s1yer's No. 2 machines iur sale cl',p, as tic
parties are going iutO ether business. Inquire lu2
Bav,ri q, ~ LOtr. mla 2isc'ltl
SEWING MACHINE NEIDLES-GREAT
> reduction ia prices Tue test aud cho.l 1t
uroilos IN 10 market, ot ll3 t'm ST.
n2S 24,r'ls9 A. p. PENNUr MuuMctrcr.
STEAM ROLLERS For SALE, NEW AND
- secondhand uf all lasggit tt..uS from ou' T. ~
horse power, at the Brooklyn st'am Boiler Work %
l8I Watar vt. WIN FlNNEY 4 co. mhig G iOs
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE-NEW LIGHT
~ wagons, viii Apl without t,rs 2d-hAnd r"cka-
ways one G-sruttd 2d-hsud Albert wagon suitable
Tor = Doctors uss very little used 2d-laud t1p
wagons new skeleton wagon, weight - pounds.
orders received for new work, of all kinds aud
puuctyally attended u and finished iu good Htyie
new Business wagons, at 10 Hicks It, Hr',k'yn. At
II. FRIEL's mrlp 2i,,'l"-
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pOARD-42, GOOD BOARD AT bTHoMP
-, son st., from 81 10 8s a week, man and wifa 81
% 50 week. Also lodgings, ID. to ss a week, or
Is " q. night. N. B.-LesSons on piano, 2s.
.ach mhl 24aC'1A
, 1862-07-02
OIL CT OF. rs

Qf these we 'oher large and un.i7aned assortment
esneE as fegts14 quantT. styeor prica; Engl.h aud
ahsn yaFds and tEo yalna W1de a. nless tom thsee
on Cloths twelve feet eizhteen feet aid SSents inn
fsss Fas st. Kr1ess t5oH fous to ten ahll'n yard
StAlt oil E1QtASl1 great YRfiefY. -.
, 1862-07-02
TOOMES RAISING 4 BIG COTTo,
CROP


from the Atlanta [Ga Southern Confederacy I
:, Some Of our contemporaries in Southwestern
Georgia have been complaining that General
Ioonhs had planted 4 larger cotton crop than
usual. while many farmers had planted none,
aud all Except very few had greatly re-
dutcd the number Of acres usually planted b7
them. This evidence Of patriotism on the
part OF the cotton planters is one Of tue most
encouraging signs Of the times. a people
who will make such sacrifice can never be
subdued. Gen. Toonbs for some reason un.
known to ua, has declined to observe this
rule 50 nigh universal, and it has given good
deal of dissatisfaction. The papers have no.
uced it, and condemned 1t very extensively
it nay be hastily-we cant say; and the com-
mittce Of public EatetJ in Cnthbert hare taken
the following action:
WHEREAS. Authentic information has been re-
seived that Gen. Robert Toombs, ofthe confederate
States Of America, Col, A. P. Rood, and Others,
Kiver-infuenecd, as We believe. more by ayaricc
than Patriotism, hare planted unusually large
eefoFs o. soiten thereby ea1tanE to that
Rfso1ted, That Gen Robert Toombe, Col j. P.
Rood, and others who have followed their perni-
available negro labor from the cultivation Of their
cotton crepe. anu place 1t In charge Of the com.
mittee sppoin1ed TO superintend the defense Of the
Resared, That although 1t may not be regarded
aepcrtinent to objects for which this meeting has
assembled, yet We cannot withhold the expression
Of our unqualified Indignation toward those who
baye recslessly d'eregarded the wants and neces
IS suf1cient for domestic use. Their pnrses nav 5aS
be better dled-but ne trust they will not fail tt
receive the reward due their unpatdotfc conduct.
4 similar committee at Eutau1a, Ala, have
adopted the foregoing.
The only public notice which Gen. Tooubs
has taken In this matter is the following dis
patch, which We take from the Co1anbi:
| 3 demand from the committee for Ills handi
10 work on the defsnses of the river:
RICHMOND, june Il, 1859.
To Aeaars. Geo: Hll, 4. 7. Newsom, and Will IN
Carter, committee: -
GENTS: Your telegram has heen received. re
fuse Rinsle hand- Ny property, SO long as live
shall never be subject TO the order of those COW
afdly n5aers:a1ts, the Committee Of Public Safet,
| Of r. n9o1ph county and Etfaula You NAV roi
| me in my absence, hut 5ou cannot intimidate me
totgnea] ROBERT TocxBe.
, 1862-07-02

There have been many queer things In the
official teleg raphlc dispatches from Major Cen
erai Ha1leck who, fine soldier though h. uu-
questionably is, sometimes suffers from q
2apsts pc,afag, or from thoughtlessnese. The
dEollest mistake the general has made was in
his recent dispatch, about his affairs in Arkan,
sas, in which he said that tt Governor Rector
and the rebel government had He'd from Little
Rock, on q datboat, towards Fort Smith"
Tint datboat evidently belongs to the eauard
line. Fort Smith Is up the ARKANSAS, Shout
80 miles By water, from Little Rock. Tha
distance by laud Is only about 160 miles,. II
Gen. Hallecl1 had ever tried, to work f1atboat
from Little Rock to Fort Smith, along the
tortuous cou.se Of the Arkansas, sgainst the
swift current and annid it's countless spaos and
slndbars, he would scarcely have telegraphed
10 Secretary Stanton that the Arkansas gov
crnor had fed !" hy that method, The re-
port must have been given to Gen. Halleck by
ian intelligent contraband,'' - "reli able gen
tleman from the South ~ or by veracfous
"deserter from the rebel ar1ny'' In either
case it is nonsense. If Governor Rector has
" fed" to Fort Smith, he has taken steam-
boat or the ordinary stage road. He has had
experience in working his poor ship of State
up against the strong Union stream, aud that
is enoughto Keep him from ever attempting
to navigate tiRtboat up the Arkansas s-fNNa.
daphSd BEgeziM, I, =:
, 1862-07-02
9prriAl Rotlres.

Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder,
Tested for 10 years and grows IL yos It Kills and
exteEulpates Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ants Fieas Moths
Cloths, Fur6 and Furniture, Carbon Insects &C.
al genuine bears the signature Of E. Lyon and Is not
poisonous to persons or domestic animals. Beware OF
Eaounterfeits and limitations
LYONS Powder kills aI insects IN tl1ce,
Irons PILLS are death to rats and mice.
Sold everywhere. IS. BARNES.
zrF19-s4ossu N2 Broadway, New York
, 1862-07-02
SALE Whereas

MORTGAGE SALE. Whereas,
I'VE Richard E. swift and Melissa 4 sv1tt his wife
and James Johnston and Jenny -hts vile
jannary ist T. ia59 mortgage and convey IS The u
dessigned lllan 3. ogden, 81 the properly heIeau
st1er date and interest on The same foi1ows One
dsy 5sas1 Isl aaa pa ~ sp sY aser ID ts.t re e.
od in,ssess Gn 1as sa sun q ssye1ty
anaum payable On he dlst day ef JaaaaEy ana aIy
Nd .pa 5sstes ~ : { ~
~ 8 IS s
q n ~ aa
given fo SAID Interest pEoV1ded and he sane should
ss eqs a esR sR e. e e. s
derss1ed ssiz pEineipa zn escg1ed b said no szge
!5SE i Is Sos 8 r. sss e.
& n g & e e e aaase
e @ a. s ead g s
aSposs o1 the fss q - ~ p q ps5s thsseol snd
he ia ia Se9 Ssl e1eenior Rsax q
admlnfsti asora ceviseee as1gns therein at public
IS FIX g g
neEE2sper publ,shed n Chicaso.
e tas sa@ e a5s taoasaad io9f h91dEsa do9a r.
thesame. wss 10; paid Ehea the sama bect11e due.
a 6e PAa saS nd
Ugde3 have elected and do elect that the py1ncioa
Z Z 5ss5s ssa s. 8:
and The1eas, tbere Is now cue and unpaid On satd
dohaza and said sum Of one thousand 1our handIed
dsst az Of q Jsans4y 4 b. ISL and iso tas @ iasss
a 6aasa @ Il Te a
Tie of interest = 10 the lsss aeovs
Sc g e.
OF eighty thousand nDe hu1d dred dollars {&u9o1
EoE- therefore public noicc ts hereby given taat L
the powers and proSalons In sad mortgage contained.
have entered into aud upon III and the pte.4
Ea sfssesa z 1 So 3 e.; e
tREs 81 81 81 W SEQ ~ aaa
"a Is s
% ess A IS: ss;s sisti
st5s6t Sssssatss e5 sad s,9ss
n orfonA Addison 70 Chicago, said lots bet2G
eesa e GsF E e. np5s
south by Goethe street aud being Al the lots included
Hifhtn and beveen sad etrea1s All situate fiaK and
being IN The cttE Of Cesso county Of cook and stae
And thatIw VIII. on Monday: the twenty fifth day Of
August Eext tAngus D. ts6O at tan O'clock in saa
p1o1issoas ot Sid assssSe osr Ia sas
1ou sell the said premises in sgd mortgage deaoxoed
betnE the sane gTemses a6ovs spd - os9e
rs Msa JennS joaa9n III @ II Se
= snne snefoa e tse 4
Of % C q IS zsid EesE county s. tssetszs dsy q
%Ssnss.z 3 1a zRe az !sfa5sa 4 Sssk
| Catesgn sane y, Eas fsl2rsss22s a
, 1862-07-02

During the past gear, the University has
OF Chicago. Under bis management radical
improvements have been inaugurated calcn-
lated to carry out more efficiently the great
popose Of the enterprise. His administE3ti
is spoken Of on all sides as attended with the
grcAtest success, financially aud Internationally.
When he came, the institution had heavy
debts hanging over it, business matters were
in the 1oosest condition, school discipline vas
below par, creditors had lost all confidence,
and we're commencing suits, the. institution
could not have Obtained credit for five dollars,
and the board OF education went to their
homes last year with long faces, aud burden
Of misgivirg and fears. The whole thug hiss
ehapged within the year. Creditors have re-
gained confidence, have dismissed suits, and
are willing to wait. AjudicIous economyhas
run tie institution upon less than three quar-.
tErs of the estimates made, and the balance
together with other resources has been ap.
piled to the aymeat o: debts. The iutrodoc.
ton Of the principles that no debt should be
contracted without knowing the source from
| ~shich money to pay WAS coming, has given
The Institution good credit Strict disci.
| pine has been enforced. The objects of the
| ansuintion have been kept steadily In view,
anu tnese mas been no personal faVorihsm IL
| the appointment, OF teachers or scrutiny o
| their conduct The answer to the pressure o,
| his kind has invariably been, stIf the friend
| whom you wish appointed feels himseT o)
herself to be the best teacher for that post lei
| him or her apply. If not, the application
, 1862-07-02
fe1EtST W&s.1m Is 1phn.st Nav York

10 HOLDERS OF CLAIMS
4, AGAINST THE WAR DEPAKTMENT,-Ths
undersigned. appointed hy the president to inyesti
gate and eterlne nil Claims alE st the War Depart
meIt aGcrulEg Cairo prior to aps1l !, 1s62 hereby
give notice TINT they are In session In Cairo for TIL
purpose Of hearing all such claaa, t., who are re
quvrd to present their claims with the evidence b5
which they SUSTAINED, at the office al the Commits
s1ou in the Bank building, IL Cairo without ieIuy
GEORGE S. BOUTWELL,, j -
sIkrbKES Skl BKSl + LOGAN o'm'Fs
TEoNAa MEANS. Solicitor.
CasEo, .Iunc 20. 1Si2 deo3=53SG In
, 1862-07-02
TH E
Northern Transportation Coy

OF OHIO
lsrrepared TO transport property between
Boston, al Points fu New England, NeH York
and the West,
With pronptuess, care una Dispatch
This well known Line OF Fourteen Fir5tclass EereJ3
Steamers. coanec's At oEdeasooIg with the
Railroad for Boston and all Ptiata in HFY
England;
1t Cape Vincent with the
Railroad and PropellaE Lire batweaa Eepe
Vincent and New York,
Aud st Oswego with
LIHE OF rs FIRST CLASS CANAL B0AIN
Between 0swego, Trey Albany md New York.
Forming 8 DAILY LINE from Boston. Few YoRx
Os5ensoaTEh, Cape VinceEt and 0sxezo TO CleFelaaa
Toledo aud Detroit,
AND ATRIWEEKLT LINE TO
Chicago, Milwaukee and Ints1mediats Forsxs
AGENTS:
:: J. MyerA 1s1 Broadway: New York John Hodz.
Ing. State street Bossou Geo. 4 EDDY Osdensbu19h-
x.eEo. Pelton Il Breed. CIevelaad Walker 4 HaYexs
Toledo E. E Mathew, Detroit. o. ]. BALE, MlH12e
kee- Fsylaz. MazzAy& Co. Ractne-
CLARY & HOWE Agents.
Foot uf Hmth Lasalla st., Chicagc.
lap+p26n1
, 1862-07-02

T. J. N'77 V Z ~ y 2 : y 'Ff q y z 17IE
- IN. Once and Acting Military Comma ud.r Of
TIT cit! ii Chicago Chicago, es1th 1S.2,
II: Caitcti Stairs st,i. Il twctc- volunteers or
r':ua' = u ts city 4nd The forntT aronod wl are
hessby difsctel u rHpest tl,anisaves t, tis ''ce
All srlaltrs ii Stat: rr p!:vaie lnlspit1l5 t:osn
Ml1:.l Ccago is te nea:est inli.sy post are drrc.
Il IL f.rt,fi lu person 1T t6 ucs SUN us cJiiya
scsct't t.r bestbie6t +" ti,c same Icla!ty.
All soldiers On iufloaEhs graatal b7 company or
tGti til commanders. Hl}i report IEnediately fu-
at1y 1T this oI!cn Fur3ug;s IRON such authof!t:
DO OF relieve tic soldier from the dIrge Of desertiol
Failure to report will subject them to the forfeiture oi
al nay ald allowances. End t4e psa!.ty awarded b
Jaw, to such offenders. No plea r sickness OF ot,er
physician in civil life, unless approved By me- viii
sEall to remove the carge Of desel5n procure NJ
rcarages Of Fay when q soldier hls been mustered
rs absent from lis regiment without leave.
Transportation and subsistence Ntll be furnished tC
all enlisted men vic report themselves for duty
JOHN CHRISTOPHER,
Capt 18th Infantry. Mastering Officer q S, L.,
and Acting Military Commander OF
, 1862-07-02

A DAIINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
IL STATE OF ILLINOIS. CQDK COUNTY. SIS
County Court of Cock County.
Public notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Admnistrerri1 Of the estate Of Dolite. Walker de-
ceased wlll aprear before the said Court the July
July l. D. 1872 ut the Court House In said County fo7
the purpose of hearing and adjusting oil c'aESs and
having such claims orc requested 70 present and
G1t the same. ABIGAIL F. WALKER
AdnatrstTatei1 Estate Doiivcr walker
Chicago, juno ID 1S61 ja;-rsG6td
, 1862-07-02

" AR CLAIM OFFICE OF
W LEAyITT & WRIGHT, Attorneys atLaw.
Al kinds Of Claims against the toyesnn1ent prompt
to act agents IN every town in tue Northwest, to
whom blanks and our work on Pensions, &C. will be
furnished and liberal commission allowed. Office
E5 Clark street, Chcago, I'll. ja+kl176m
, 1862-07-02

e. DR.. Frankin Chayett's Uterine
CORDIAL rs WARRANTED TO crRE ALL F1ENs or
G5EE1sE DISEASE, or the EoNEE VIII ne EEFUNpsn Ia
Vest Van Buren It -ett Consultation free Post
CHce Box s5 Or. {. s@s Tacticed medicine for tWen
tyntnc Eeats four cf which have been II this city.
, 1862-07-02

3R. N. S. S.DODGE, PROFESSOR
g. g. his S:o2.,s It the SHERMAN si"ss Sn Fridays May
1t 1ol-t Ut tlr Satina Hntel saturdays MAY I0ti
ESe e. 21st August ;H,' and setc0Aer 18th Patients
Rhoult call early Oct hours from 10 to l. i NJ and
f:nn to Pm. Consultation free. Address p.,st
pdce Rc WA, Chicago. Illinois. DT. D.'s Lectures I'd
6saHip. MY3ttt11-2m
, 1862-07-02
AklF'lbGSS hUD RUGS

N G9Soa e 9Mattags for o;ea Churches sg1ou!sa c
straw Astting both White anc ch-cked oLe oneanda.
9aaef ana onean9 haH yards vide; 5sac Velvet
ekeleton, A1e1a1de and SheeuSsto llata-
, 1862-07-02

N For the cheapest anG beso Hal:
zeE4.T, Wigb, Brads Crfls. Eitz1cta ETC.. 70 tc 4.
@ @nasWAApT, 2oo Lake street and examine those won
ETfGial from the natural when sdiuBted to the hesd.
Hta HR!f JewelrT ccEtaine e1w9se the newest PsriE
pC2x6tiF
, 1862-07-02
A G. E N rs.

A G. E N T S.
Those acttug as Agents will be allowed en- cent? On
eyery Certncate orGe7sd bg them provided their re
mttHnce amounts to collar Agents VIII collect
= eents for every Certificate and remit Is cents TO ID
either II cash or postage stamps Great cauton should
&c used hv our re1lyd to giving their
cat7cct adsi:eas town, coufty and State Send for
C1fcula1s, which Will be mailed free, Address
". FORSYTH d. CO..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24
PAIETS

or all COLOR ground in Oil, as we'll as dry
" TrshSupplX, Tor sale al tha Drug Store ul
VI l. STARR X EEU.
No : Williams Flock.
;anIl '6I IiciWaI7. n
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24

THE subscriber. wishing to CLEAN OFT HIS IN
L TIRE STOCK OF GoOIS- now on hand, will sell at
Very Reduced Prices for Cash,
saving to ,he purchaser from 10 to e5 PER CENT FROM
r':ia-EST I'E'iriAR PRICES REEf or ElsAwHEKE, un
Broad Cloths. Cassimeres.
CaslImerettS. Jeans, Tweets, Satiinetts.
Farmers & Mechanics Cas<imcres.
Yestings. Hats. Caps, Boots Il Shoes,
Lace, Edgings and Embroiderics.
Ready Made Clothing,
Ladies' x Gents Long and Square Shawls,
Breche. Plush AID I'hibcl ShawlS,
Dress silks. Ginghams,
PLAN and Plaid F.annclS,
Ticking. Checks. Drills,
Cotton F.anne!s,
Brown and Bleachcd Sheetings-
Irish Linens CambricS, Jac0netts,
French and English Mcriuocs,
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24
How to Keen Eggs a Year.

1t has been an interesting question,
and one that has been argued and cx-
pcrimented on from the earliest his
tory of the world to the present day,
to-wit: The best, cheapest and safest
mode Of putting up eggs to keep good
the greatest length of time. Nearly
every farmer has experimental on it
moro or less, and the longest l have
ever heard of eggs being kept was
six months l believe.
But l think / have struck a plan
Tor rather the hen struck it, that
will settle the question for all pracli
cable purposes. The discovery was
in this wis2-Ovcr a year ago, l had
some hens laying in hollow gum,
filled, or nearly full, Of unlcachcd
ashes; the gum was upset by accident.
and | paid no further attention to il.
until | needed some ashes this spring
in making mortar. In taking the
ashes off the ground at the end of the
gum, l dug out four eggs that had
been laid there one year ago; they
were perfectly sound and good. We
used one Immediately after finding
them, and kept the others four weeks
and then used them, and found that
they were as good as if they had moi
been laid week. There is no doubt
that these eggs were laid in the un
leached ashes, previous to the gum
being upset, over one year ago; the
upsetting covered them with ashes
which were leached in course of time
by the weather. A. G.. PHELPS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-24
The Eject Of Cold on Eattsnin Animals.

DR.. Playfair, in the Journal of the
Royal Agricultural Society. in speak
ing of the necessity Of warmth TO
fatten an animal readily, says that to
keep up the animal he t, the oxygen
of the air unites with that portion OF
the blood which goes to form fat and
tissues, and converts it into carbonic
acid, water, and ammonia. Where
all the vitality of the animal is used
to manufacture heat, there is no pow
or left to increase the fat. If we
would fatten animals in winter we
must give them a summer temperature.
by warming the shed and stables thcy
occupy. The air that they breathe
should be as pure as possible A.
mcrican Agriculturalist.