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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-03
srAyY or ansmAL rREMoNT.



Whom Lic,tenant Governor Polsioy General Samusls
qnd Colonel Crothors down In the Valley organizing
courts undor the restored they met General
lenlcr division Of the army composed OF ten thousand
;ermans encampcd between Charleston and Winchester.
Tuey had become separated from their tents and sup
plies and lad been forty days and nights without cover
ing They had eaten up everything N the country ex
cent tho fence rails and had commenced On them Gene
rni poseersus who had been detailed as special com
uapder 10 esl ths diven cut OF the wilderness, was
heard 10 ,ay chat he had bettor looking
r0dy N men or m army capable ot enduring the
htriships 70 whch thsy vpre subject. " y said that
.ioreral tremont AhoNs 70 pin lhls dlylelon.
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Tho Oswcgo Canal in Working Order.

SYRscU-s, ~ ", May ., 1862.
The mud lock on the Oswcgo Canal is in complete
order and three loaded boats from usvsgo rh he'd his
city last night.
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however. zs gscp,s ara qs'v. nj alssoa sal0usly
anisipafiHg ne spsyss

nox.ysr: re gsep,s are qssssv. na a'"oa sa1'0usy
Mnrms, April Is, 1862.
1hsar, from sourees supposed V Be- entirely reliable.
tA.sA considerable BODY q msn has been landed BY the
federals above Fora Pillow, the Yorked Deer river
The transports enabled 20 ascend the river
distance, owing 70 ins high stage cf the water TNs
laHd and .o eoopers syi shs 0snboats the Mssiss
pS Fort Pillow you have heretofore been informed
situated ju3t Hbo7o tina mouth Of the Hatchs river,
ana seventy nho, sno7s N9l2hts BY water and thirty
BY land.
The enemy Is aoy.as 81: acs from the lower Tennss
assippi Thsy dsasrsyod shs depot buildings :, the
Henry station, en The Memphis and OhSe road on Satur
day together vi a7s oar loaas Of government sores
the State lying aoYa or, PILLOW and between tho lower
Tsnnsssss and MissisS22i vsrs, and gradually to ad
vance 90 Memphis.
NEWS FR8aa FORTRESS MONROE.
RepOrfeas .slsyaouation OF CO.
rin4h ,ana Memphis.
The Rebels lneonsalaSle Over the
LoS8 81 New Orleans.
-. .-JarJN--S>.>SS~.
Execution OF . Union Man as a Spy
ia Richmond.
Resignation o2 Rebel Naval
0fa0sr5,
no.. h., &~
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CAiRo, MAYS, 1854.

The merArs bsisw continue nrirg st FORT wrisnt at
Intervals Of ten minutes. Commodore Foots is prepsr
sag for general attack the rebel works An attack
"a eur nsst was expected Tuesday from the rebel
uunboats Our nosilla formed 10 line Of battle hu, 40
demonstrations we're made.
The river s stationary and sish, inches higher ,hsu
ever before known
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IMPORTANT FROM THE MISSISSIPPI.
&eperted Capture Of Baton Rouge, The
Capital Of louisiana Preparations sor
General Attack on Fort Wright,
de-, DO, nc.
Cg,oaao hrva .asa

CHICAGO. Nay 3. is52
Aspscial asspa,ch .hs Chicago Ty!buns frsts Cairo
esday, says;-
From hsfsd~s Lean ersss sapnvt Qf 59ios Rc;.a, ana
tM Cenjsdsrak arssnal.
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Tho Mountain Department..
sRArIoss OF TIE UNION FORCES IN THB IA
MAwHA VALLEY.

WHEELING, May 2, 1852.
despatch received last night at headquarters from
General Cox VI the Kanswha Department speaks Of stu
continued stonns. The roads are frightful.
1hs no~s that ths enemy V abandoning Grecnbrsr
county s credited the movement Is Inevitable
sequence OF demonstxatsons making in the Valley.
sshsncx progresses steadily bat slowly, owing TO high
trnt tAra
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NEWS ERO@ NOkTH 0AkULNA.
The Capture Of Fort Macon
Officially Confirmed.
All the Guns on the Side At
tackled Dismounted.
S~>~~~~~~>-~
Wilmington, N. c., Reported Captured
by Gen. Burnside.
a~~~~~~>~~~>~>~~~~~~~
beth City,
~, o., &c.


TohrREss MoRos, May !, 1861.
Hon. =. u. STANTON, Secretary Of War;
em-Captain wordsn, Of the navy, with deapatchss
from General Burnside. has just arrived Hs reports
Port Macon taken after eleven hours bombardmont.
-Four hundred prisoners taKsn Colonel White. late
= ths Ordnance Department, commanded Fort Macon.
Loss On our side one killed and eleven wounded.
JNO. e. WOOL, Major General.
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rIscNNAT1. May 2, 1859.


r0o rona.ovias has ffoal is correspondent nth tho
aay u General Hac3k tho following official Ggrros cf
loss &c tho batllo of pitt5burg landing -
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Opening Fire II he Big Siege Batteries
e1tAe heny's Works.
Bomhazsh1snt y 1csktown and the
:. 1[aseslsgsels q Gloucester.
Buntingso1a . RtAed shty-eight Founder
on tAe HeigAes of the Town.
The Rebels Scattered and Their
Fire 6klenced,
ks., &e., Aes

MUeR1 YoRxTowS, May 1, 1862.
On Tuesday Steamboat with load OF troops
at yorktown. rhsy probably camo from West Point,
thirty miles above, Indicating that the enemy being
reinforced instead of preparing TO svacuate.
Battery No. l. a. the mouth OF Wormscy creek, and
commanding tho rebel water batteries at Yorktown
and Gloucester, opened yesterday afternoon on the
ensmy's shipping u . range OF about two miles,
Tho first shot, which was followed in rapid
cosson by others caassd the rebel vessels TO boat
hasy retreat of range No damage supposed to
have been sustained BY the snsmys vessels, as the
range had not been obtained.
The guns were them directsd towards the works at
Yorktown and Gloucester, with the view OF getting
reply. They were nos long kept waiting,
when the large pivot gun stationed on the
Heights Of YORKTOWN sent Q messenger which
caussd every one u Jump Tor the trenches The
fro kept up quite briskly for two hours from
both afes, with damage far were concerned,
although some of thar shells came 700 close TO make
plsa.ant Tho accuracy Of our gunners, considering
this being the rst attempt with the now siege pieces
was acknowledged BY competent Judges 70 DO most I'D
mlrabs. Some q our Shsls were seen 70 explode d.
rectly over Tho ensmys psrapsts, which moment be-
fore mere lined with msn.
About SIXTY shots wste fred from our one and two
hundred FOUNDER PARROTS during the aftsrn"on. what
damage tha an..~y ~--s-is1u - not known.
Tho rsbes opened On our parallel, where the WORK
psn we're employed. about dusk, throwing shells, at
intervals during ths night. No ono hurt.
Private Charles Young. Company A, Twenty sixth
Psnpsy ylyanla rssimsnA, was severely wounded in the
knee last night, while On picket duty.
Heavy April showers stiu continue to visit US daily,
rstardiug considerable dssrss military operations
Two desertes belonging 70 the Mississippi battalion,
commanded by Colonel TsyIor, camped Yorktown,
deserted last night while on picket duty. They both
Northern men; but thsy give little or no nforma
ton.
Generals Johnston and Magrndor made speeches last
week 70 az their troops, calling on thsm to use every
cyerton isfeAt tho Northern invaders; that thoy
should surrendsr % long there man left
has il they Sws ds1S = YwiaUUu he cause Of The
iordcy soss, a. NY ssws daminsd 70 rest their
o, his :hr- laa oasl5s
Sergeant Panmsn % The Frtseth United States nian
try formerly ssoand s1sananA In the English army, and
who Distinguished hamssk tho Crmsan war for which
ho had facdas, disd yesterday from wound received
while dity IN tbs trenches on Monday night last.
conEidc-a alarm 70 fs,t Jy surgeons as TO the
durability q wounds here owing to the popularity Of
tho climate In view Of this fact arrangements being
made TO send North all those who may be wounded
quickly possabae.
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Tho rsbsls opened this morning with their riasd
eolubad sixty placed on the heights Of
Yorktown
Our No. Battery, oe ono hundred and two hundred
pouncr Parrotts, thsn brought TO bear upon the
only gun which has given any trouble, shots
falling and around II with every prospect or It's
being dismcantsd vUy soon, when, on tts twenty
third discharge, es sss.y's es~ burst ito housand
pces, tea;S,g up the parapst and making havoc with
tic crowd who collected around II at the time.
No lsss than persous were standing tho parspot.
within six fss< of ~ besides those that hid from
ysw by The works. n destruction or life must have
tssn cons,dorshis.
Tits was The ouiy gum which tho rebels have shown
capable Q. doing No. Battery any harm.
Al irlng THAR side now ceased, whio guns
wore with rsnswsd vigor, directing their shells
into the town. About hundred shots frsd by
our gun I'D TO two O'Clock this Afternoon whsn BY
mutual c,nsent, thsy all ceased.
About Twelve O'Clock today rebel steamboat csms
down tns and altsmpsd 70 land YORKTOWN, but
was by few shots from hundred poundsr
Psrrot..
The rsbss kept up ooutinucus nre all last night on
onr rnen 10 the trenches The only casualties the
soundiuc q ysmss Rntons and Philip Racdisn, Com.
pany = Thirteenth New YORK regiment.
The weather ia again pleasant II II should continue
YOU can look for startling from this quarS
tho work laid out is approaching completion.
Is. Dooker, Company @, Berdans sharpshooters, was
wounded night on picket duty and taken prisoner.
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1.-THE SECRET.p
GEN. MIrcHEl's OPERATIONS.

have heard nothing Of this previously.
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PROPOSALS.
i IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS AND OWNERS OF
QUAHKikS
PAVING THE srREETs OF HAVANA.


The Havana City Council viii contsct At public auction
(Which will tske pacs that city ths 2lt Of January,
1900 for the uTn,hng Of materials and 10 execution OF the
paving the streets OF Havana TO tho
tent Of 80 square also FOR 80 ZOO meters Of Curb
Cd,
The work must be commenced within sixty days efer the
ad 1detion Of the snd must be finished within the
Of the contractor being bound 20 accom- ,n
every moth Of Pavement aud IlO neters Of
CuTbs,ous
Ths payment for IN, 50 OO0 meter, OF Pavement Is Sc. down
the Of four dollars and .Ky-hve cents ~ bS per
square ard will be made by sad City Council OF ia
In muucpi bonds bearing the interest Of seven por
Per lnnu payable within years to the bearer as
they become due 10 which effect the Ciy Council will do
sd bond, th. contractor fast the work ere
ou.d aud accepted monthly The coupons Of these bones
tsIe Sud the saii Council will appropriate, every
year ia the estimate Of eIpeuses binding and preferred
debt sufficient suounl ior the payment OF capital sHd IN
ttrest.
he payment or the 90 600 meters Of Curb,one 8. the rate
Of four dollars ni twenty cent, ~ 2Ol Per square meter
will he made b the contractor IA cahOnchsll TO be pad
within sJ after the work {, done and accepted and
the other hall ct tbe following slx months
should any in Lis bid otter 10 eIccuts the Work
pr booN that specified the contractor Viii nave tue Hgh
30 Ufnsh the nuuuer Of square meters q Pavement ana
Cufhsione the amount OF hvs hunaftu
thousand dollars 90 o. 10 which In sucl cse, VIII
cunt The tao contracts combined. . .
rrccssary order part N The afldcAton 70
deposit IN the the Ci,y Council ia specie or In stock
ol the Banco Espanol de Ia Hab.n, tno SUN o. S11Wp
which amour, the viii TO- felt should he h 20 iui'
oil pfou ptly al the e.udit!ous Of the contract,
Tno.e ho dre further particulars In detail arc referred
70 th Oscs,a &c la absna the 23ih Of November last,
which obey hud the spanish Conulse 10 this city
Ne t.l4 ". l.l1
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QrsRrHHN,srER GASEKAps DkPARTsEsT, 7
No. "a HAIKzRsr. HKw-f ORK, Dec ID, ltos
CFALED PROPOSALS viii be- received at
III. Office uut. the 2jd day Of December instant At II
O'clock noor foG uauuactUre and delivery the FOL-
lowing article. u UNIFORM CLOIHING-sl to be manu-.
fsrtarsd In the Cify q Brooslyui -
aDsl Wool light bloc krrseyOVkRCOATS
go dart blue Cloth OHA5skbh IA klIS.
40 psr. iglt bloc KeT,ey CHASsLUR TKOW SERS.
10 BE- IN material and style u manufacture according 20 pat
terms this ofe, wArso tie sPes and SPECIFIC -on' may
BE- Inspected
The nid. Will state the prizes which each Of the above
ueutiolrd articles viii b. furnished.
The IL reserved 10 reject shy VI all bids which may BE-
adr.
~. .scseful bidder will bs rcqniei to give bonds with
Approved .r,e. o h. ih Iofofuance Of the contract
lopos4 vi 10 Addressed 10 the uatef,igued at THIS otee
aud ndsTsd " Proposals io. tnofIn Clothins"
G. 4. ARTHUR, QusIieru.s.teT-O GENERAL
Dec 10 10 ~ nclu state OF New-ioh
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$40 THE 1862.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD,
win its connection, forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
rr0x NAVY DIX Tng PLiSCirAL "KsIKES CITIES
GigLt trsins dsy from Ntw York 10 Philadelphia vls
EsS Jersey and Camden and Amboy ,ne ~ NM,
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR TIE AkSI BY THIS
ROUTE LEAVE hEW-YORk FROM The
ROoT OF COUBTLANDT-sI.
By q Philadelphia the morning pfssenge leave New.
1oik a. lime other IouifF kveni pGs'che'
a. p. IN. one hour later than other Lines.
by Way Of Allentown evening ptseehgf ica'e az, = IA
Two hous later than tie Northern lines shi by both r0ls
arrive at the time Northern Ines in Cicaso and Oh
points the Nonh-Wcr' Ciestue IndiauapoIs Louisye
d. Louis, Cleveland Coumbus Cincinnati, and all Hsin
youts West with fewer changes e. cars
Sleeping Cars, without change run from philadelphia TO
g.burgh, 3S5 miles sud New crk 70 fi.tsbu.s ~ nies
Smoking and saloon (frs al trains.
I1fe tae same ofnes routes
Baggage checked Though. Transfers rec.
Secure heke, Ios4 si'l q,,f ~ ,,i9,o5sSsh
The Pennsylvsria Central company Fmigraut
Accommodation Line which af0fd q comfortable mode Of
ravei 10 pae. moving Wts"s1d at onoha he usus rates
81 FIRE
BY this route feish s iescfp can be sried
70 al from any point the b-iOads Oio Kentucky
HVAD DBECI OF 20 uuy pot on the uaygaDle rivers Of
West by steamers from P,itsourgh.
I 'otes oil 10 gh % I'D non point IN the West by
s-avd oy other Raiirosd Companies Merchants ship
ll'In,uns the it1si esion q their Freight = his
LIVE SIDCk
snsIs aud Dealer ia Live stCc1 @l hud a nost al
v LII Ioots. .ap'eious f.rds, wen watered and sup
u" connections and every acltlon e. paid er wants
u@ii'Doig where y l be found every convenience for
PhIA KE~YoFK I'D Bf IrlsSiE mAnlFTs5 OIL
=. GElltiy "a, Passenger Agent, No. A,torlionfe
@AACi I Go, Weight AgeDte,
NO. Aatof- house. sud 10 South Wiliidm-s'.
N'DOEALD BlsCHOFF Eu sraDt 4. ents
EEocH LEWIS, General Superintendent, Ai,ooaa p.
Nrrl
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Proposals.
OFFICE % AssIsrAsr CossIssARY 0EanRAL or
SVBsisIRsOg. No 4 Statsst. Z
MN nKK. Dec l6. lN62.


NRwYoKK. Dec. is. 1852
A RMY SUPPLIES Proposals will be re-
~ ceived by the unier,igue1 until o'clock p On on
United State, Amy. SUBSISTENCE STOKES, s' io',
lows, viz: - .o.,,
n.25O barrels first Quality new con.f.d MESS PORK.
II be delivered by before hs 10Th o. January i8o1
Getty. Packing I'D. NewY0rk City. whose Certificate "
Inspection will bs einired.
Measto be thoroughly cured and packed with an extra
quality ofthe bes, SAT-
Each bid have printed copy OF this advertisement
posted At IT, he ID and be specific In complying pre-
csely with all the ems Each bid 10 have coosiderson
must contsiD tho written guaranty OF two Responsible
follows: - .
We the undersigned hereby guarantees that shonid all
part Of the bid bs accepted shall DO duy
fulfilled according TO It's true pmport aud conditions; also
thss written contract with bonds to tho amonnt o. one
fourth the of the proposed to 10 iuinisheo
shall be executed ifreQaired."
Payment heretofore bs made "a such funds may
BE- furnished b. tho United States 80
BaEks for Proposois H he Jssisd az 1G offce whieh
uH b. iAelosd IN snvep, dddrsnd 10 the uHe"sgHed
aud indoysed" Pfoposdis for SubU,teaee Siores.'
A. h. EATON. Lieut.-Col and A Z. d. B.
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N,vT AG.Sr'. OrucR NEw.YoRE. Do -, 1861
CEALED PROPOSALS, indorscd "PRO-
- PO5ALS FOR MACHINERY" will DO received AZ ihls
mill FRIDAY tho fgth il.t u O'Clock fol the fol.
l,wlng aitcics of Macl'nerY yikf
one DoablsOtarri slide Lathe % sw Ing % Does diane
tef, tp 10 d. feet compound ts.t Tor boring
AID tmif les CAanfeH heels i9g euiiInE, DE- d
fes f ng wok T. Ac bored in the end two faca plates
,d o tiv.fal Ga Ca aud ov,llcid motion complete and
10 furnish - ct f1T eating screw a. \ AID ~ Inch fns
o. Dcnhle- Cleared Slide Lathe 20 swng 20 hlLc DIANE.
bed.s 10 turn IL feet compound te' Tor ooins Asd
tuning coles CD ees f0r selewcuuns dad rest Tor
bodr. o ~ 10 boied in tho twO face plates and one
uuyoss cucs aud overhead mot o. complete and TO uinh
v,lrels fo, cuulrg .cIctT * X AID II inch guns.
Ter bed plate 10 feet compound rect Tor boring and
turning cones chan heels fo scie" cutting a'sd res io
holding wok 10 be Dpred Ia e o ace ps'e' ana ole
uuiyersnl chuck aud overhead motion complete.
One Double. Gesfcd COLUMN bglug Machine, WIN adjust
able table 30 that port no table cn Do brought
under the d 10 llse Ia Wtfk four eet n 70 bore hoes
p T. u inches n Diane a4h adjustable seiaciins tsa
irg motion and overiesd dr tiug noti,n olmplele.
ono s,.uouay Eusno tno'ilonial Of ilinoh cylinder
One Planning Machine 10 plano feet; 70 he % Inches
high, ard ~ Inches "ido ans"fcih'aa di'hs NOM" o'
Bids VII be required or csch article not separating COM
noet parts erd the awards w DC made 10 the lowest bl
De- In the manner prescribed BY law.
Tiey are to be- pu up their proper places by the seller
lo H. nj suAlanise TINT they Yitnn sm0ohy and perform
be o ed of,aom Jr ,hJ days before they can be
received aad PAID Tor , 81, l., fl HI.
ar a. down fu he t.no above specified, they are 10 De
removed entirely at tho cost o. Iho seller , ,-
Eacl ohor uust be soon painted ~ "fttsh snmAsl'
gped M one OF more responsible persons ceftnod 20 ~
orrf of 10 Government stN iOfth thtt the hnl"i
fs oi.r DO tbs ~osf will nme deI cnof i.o e'n'isos
No l. deoned nocvs.ay tho isiihiui performance ~ VIZ
worn. . - =. .h,.t,.4 = the
"''"'"'' l. HENDERSON. Hssy Assah
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C,r,o Nrw.YosE. DEPARTMENT % FfyAscs !
-. /. Il J. -

Cirr o. NEw.YoaK DEPARTMENT % FisAScs
CoNFTEoILzKs OTFcs. Dec. - l.o.. .
ITO REAL ESTATE NERS.-Sealed pro-
/ po,,s viii be received Al this Office until THURSDAY
nes 10 1874 Tor the pachGie by the Cooperation Of TWO
LOIS Oh GROUND Tor tie erection thereon ~ Station
House 1 he Tenth Ffecnc, foce TO Ue located between
Grand, Ilidssr. delaney aud EnsIstL
lie oYsisls ia addition 10 tho price. shoull contain
dssn q he property offered giving nenon, and local
~ a.5 IL. claiscisr o. impToyoasa any Preference
vi be rir.u % vacant ilts.
Payment will 0o made IN cash, on giving clear and 'A'
factory u'le.
The ~, 70 reiec, Any or al Propo's'' =, reserved
RObg. a. HANS, comPtroiisr.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY.-

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JEkSEf.-
y from foo. Of Courtsndtst.-CoDuectlns at Hampton
Junction with tie Delaware Lackawauna aud Western sl
rod and at Es.ton with tn. Lehish Valley Erosd and ne
cenn ctions forming die line to Pittsburgh ana the est
without change Of cars. a.. - ,o,,
leave Neg-s ork e. 1. lo~t: -. nj,
HARRtsBrRa ExPKEss--At s g. m Tor fastoh' hesaihs
Pot.syille harrisburg Msuch hunk. NihlmspoTt
Man TRAiy-At8a m for Lasion Water Gap Screh'on'
Great Reud Sirrh.mtop Pitlston. Nikesbaiie &c -.
I2M guROreu TEAfN--For Esston Allentown hesdlns'
PottsviIle HARRISBURG Wilimsqor, &c. " ,v
~ NJ TTHeTGm TRAN For Ess;on, Bethlehem, Allen
30 Way TRAS-For somerville and intermediate
n WESTERN FxrRsss--For Esston Allentown Read
tns Hsnsbrg Pittsburgh sud the West Sleeping cars nom
Jcrsey City through to iitt' buIeh ~, -,
FxruESs TRAIN HAIR Br ai-IIe . a m f1lIe.s
Train on New Iork arrives 81 HsrFo1rs at p m c9nneC'
Ing Fat and West Pennylvaua Central Railroad Noiih
s Central aroad North and South and with tie nmoe'
land Valley Rsilroad ,,, -,
Tgy THnorsH ExrRBss TRAIN FoR THB WEST leaves
Ne-Yerk Ut D. m daily Sundays excepted making close
.snuec.on 1t Haushus with Icrnsyi7hl hlhTohd VIVA
no change OF cars to Pittsburgh but 20 Cincinnati and
(sesro Two hours time IL saved by taxing ths trsin
Etlz4RETHPoRT AND NV -loRE lfrrN- cave New ors
nom Pier No. Q North Rive, at $3.50 e. m, and l2JV
ins p 49,, ,,,-, III. -. $780,
9p each way. JO0lAh " Si4'h'' ouPNt4u'eN-'Ns'
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Directions for making PRliiE MESS PORK 20 meet the
requirements OF the English market by hoBar T.
GErTI. New.York.
QUALITY AND WEIGHT % PIGS.
The Pigs weigh from hundred 20 one hundred and
sixty pounds each aud TO be in good condition, strictly corn
fed hard Pork For the United states efmy tho weight
may be EXTENDED 10 one hundred and seventy pounds
PARTS EXCLUDED.
The head 10 be excluded also tie fore leg mp 10 me oest
or bke the hind including the hook gambfel joint,
and the rnnp II the hams not cut up Win Tue sides
WHAT CONSTITUTES BARREL or PRIME MISS
bare. Of Prime Mess Pork conrs Of my pieces Of ioui
pound. each II the hams cot up aud pat H. tie man
be than twcnYthree eide pieces II without hn'
not less than thirty sido pieces -
Aer the Ps has been split through the bsck ent eaoh side
ps; pax tho strips into large o2.s
aud M With brine having sApeter sdiei At TOE
Isto Of one three gallons Of brine eave the sP la
the br Tor tight 70 ten days to eIua tie 0.ooJ ard of
the lean meat to take pink color.
When 'eady be ed into bars have each ftP care
fully cleaned usin. knife sui brush recs.ay cut them
Into four pound pieces nearly be- Mess f'ds ~
ys, Indicated and pack neatly and c9mPecty IN ayers
with Sufficient stt to pre.erye y
BARRELS.
The bsns .hond be twcutyesht inches lour end seven
half nche, the end when hui-hed made OF
reasoned whte.otk ce rou ,p foil bound vita liek9sy
hoops ana lion hoop lone inch ~itel on oaeh
end ncrt below the chne-hoop -
THEORY Of MESSING
Pig, s-rsgg say hundred and forty i've pounds VIII
won up 10 u..rs about fooNs When tie side. lnclai
nx ham IL up there viii DO twenty three OF twsny
four rieces ,iensst eight pieces 81 him aud saddle
eighteen nnoeen Of b tef sud ucck 10 the barre
cudug the hams the number Of pecss will be iaclcasei
10 thfy.oue or thy.two. In shosld there be moro
barrel
New.York December. lsc2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17
USE HELMBOLDS EXTRACT
BUCUU

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For al sgeccn and disease, Of the Urinary Organs whether
IN MALE Or FEMALE,
From whatever originating aid 90 matter Of how
Ion. standing Dis,a4es Of ine.s Organs
requise the aid Of DuTelc
HFLMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
IS THE GREAT DIURLTIC.
AM 10 NAVE TIE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEASES
n IS RECOMMENDED
EVIDENCE OF THE MOST RELIABLE AND
RESPONSIBLE CuAHACTER
I'll seeo5ps9y r.. ne ,i la' 9sEf5
FROM 20 40 20 YEARS srAEDiSg with
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAME
g
PHYSICIANS PLEASE NOTICE.
WE MAXI no SECRET on INGhEDiENr3.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
composed Of B,chu Cab-bs, aud Janlpot B,.' selected
With gIss, csIe by eoi0Petent druggist
PREPARED ~ VACUO, By
II. y. HELM BOLD,
Prscca end Aasy' casii '1s s?s Nsaq,lcdr' Of
/
AFFID A V T.
Pef,ousiy trQcered before an Alderman o. The Cy OF
pi'n.dsl,bis H. T. HELMBOLD, who being duly sworn
bis pre- partitions contens narcotics no mercury
or othei injurious drugs but are purely ycssiaoe
s.or and ,ubcrhed before this $50 day Of November
ias4 WM +. HlBBERD Alderman,
gthst, above Rsce, fhlidsPhia
p
PRICE ~ PER BOTTLE OR SIX ron as
p,,r,d 10 any address securely packed rom osseVsoh
hedre.s lettels fg information 20
H. Il. HkLMBOLD,
CGnsfsr.
No. log Sout I0tl-st, below Chestnut
PHILADELPHIA
-
BEWARE or COUNTERFEIr3
JNPBIsClPLED DEALLis, ,.,,
"a no eudegvof 70 dispose 'Oi their own ana oNei
articles on the reputation obtained ~
IlELTBOLnb GENUINE PREPARATIONS
EXTRACT BtCHU.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT SAR5APABILLA,
HELMBOLDS IMPROk I'D ROSE WASH
SOLD ~ ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE,
ASK FOR uELMbOLD'b-IAKE NO OTTER
Cut out his sdgefsemsD, and ssai for IT, aud a'od iHP'
iion and eIpo'I'e