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Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-23

John E. Ward, late minister to China, has been in Europe since October, and the story of his martyrdom is therefore fiction.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-23

should be square, its size varying from four to eight feet in diameter, according to the quantity of meat to be smoked the lower portion, to the height of five feet should be of brick, with door lined with sheet-lron. This part may serve both ss an ash.house and as the proper place for the fire to furnish the smoke. Fire should be placed in the middle, and covered with the material to be burned, so that the mass being surrounded by ashes, may maintain the ignition for long time, giving of the smoke with regularity. The upper part may be wood. and the separation from the toleave.space averaging three inches in diame- ter; forthe ascent of the smoke. The height ol this upper portion may be four feet, besides the ascent of the root, and should be furnished with door that mey be locked. 50 that the door to the lower portion will not give ingress to the meat-door. This separation between the two pcrtiens, will catch any piece of meat which may accidentally fall, while the lower portion need not be locked. 90 as to enable the frequent re. moval of ashss from the house. and proper atten. ton to the fire to be more rapidly performed Sawdust, placsd over :ew ignited coals, will furnish the necessary material for smoking the such wood as is most free from resinous matter. The pyroligneous acid evaporated is of better flavor from hard than soft woods, while the amount of creosote, which is the preservative property, will be the same.- Working Farmsr.
 Pam CoRs BREAD.-Mr. o. Judd. of the American Agriculturist, recently held a Corn Bread show,"io New York. There were ma. ny contestants for the prizes offered, and the affair was decided success. The following is the formula given for making corn bread ike the prize loaf:
 HTo two quarts of meal, add one pint of bread aponre water sufficientlv to wet the wlOla add half pint of -four and tablespoonful of salt ;-let 1t rise then kneed we'll for the se- cond time, and place the dough in the oven, and allow 1t to bake on hour and half"
 The exhibition has called out many valuable receipts for corn bread and cake, throughout the country. The annexed excellent one has beeu sent us by Mrs. M J: B., . lady of this city, and will be found, on trial, to be most balateable:
 SUPERIOR INDIAN CAKE.-Take two cups of Indian meal, one tablespoonful of molasses, two cups of milk, little salt handful of flour, and 2 little saleratus-mix them, and pour it into a battsred bake-pan, and bake half an hour. sou milk is better if you have it.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-23

A NO. KEROSENE OIL-For sale by
 Sept. 24. tf.2a
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-23

For GentIemens' Wear. NoNSTANTLY on hand good assortment Of o Broadcloths, Cassimeres Vestings Wrappers and Drawers, Collars Neck Ties. Hosiery ,uioVes Sc. at prices as low as the lowest: ,,rpp,ec
 Dec 26th. A. G. FEnhioo
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-23

Loss FROM WEEDs.--Very few of cur farmers ssem to be aware of the great loss they sustain annually, from the growth of weeds of one kind of another, with which quite too many of ou, farms are overrun. The late Sir John Sinclair made some experiments on this subject, the re- suits of which we annex and which are worthy the consideration of all cultivators who have fal cd themselves to discover to how great au extent their crops are lessened by weeds.
 T. Seven acres of light gravelly land were followed, and sown broadcast; one acre was measured off, and not a weed was pulled out of it; the other six were carefully weeded. The unweeded acre produced eighteen bushels the six weeded acres l35 bushels, or 221@ per acre, which is AZ bushels, or one-fourth more produce in favor of wedding.
 "2. A six acre field was sown with barley, in fine tilth and we'll manured. The wedding, ow- ing to great abundance of charlock. cost I2s. per acre. The produce of an unweeded acre was only l3 bushels; of the wceded, 28. Difference in ayor of the wedding, Is bushels per acre. be- sides the land being so much clearer for succeed ing crops
 ga Six acres sown with oats one acre blow. ed but once, and unmsnured, produced only IT bushels Another six acres, plowed three times, manured and weeded, produced 37 bushels This experiment proves that oats require good management; and will pay for it as we'll as other crops Ten bushels of the increased produce may be fairly attributed to the wedding, and the other ten to t6e manure"
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-23

Ground Plaster, Q sD < TONS.-The subscriber keeps con OS&D stantly on hand good supply of superior quality, which will be sold at s7 per ton.
 E. GOULD. L,tchfield. East Mill. Dec. lst. 1861.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-23

F. HUMPHREYS & CO.,, b62 BROADWAY. NEw.YoRx sold by C. B. Maltbie, Falls Village; J. Catlin,
 Northfeld; A. St. John, Kent G. F. Afford &
 Co.,, Hitehoocksville. ly15
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-23

The company have no losses or claims unpaid.
 SETH P. BEERS, President. JASON WHITING. Secretary.
 SHELDEs OSBORN, Harwinton, July l, 1861. tf-1s
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-23
To Teachers.

N GoOD assortment of Toy Books, Engra- 1.A nA ungs, and large variety of Wood. Tin, re"tef. and China Toys, Yankee Notions, &c. ALSO sse A Lot of A. Morton's new patent Gold Pens and Silver Pencils-worth from 31 cts. to 8
 each. For sale by
 RIvERIUS MARSH,
 H is At the :" Litch6eld Bookstore
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-23
Ayers Sarsaparilla.

Ayo1 OoAOd AAu' For Spring Diseases. For Purifying the Blood. For scrofula or King's Evil. For Tumors, Ulcers, and sores. For Eruptions and Pimples. For BlOtches, Blains, and Boiis. Fer St. Anthony's Fire, Rose, CT Ery. For Tetter or Salt Rhsum. tsipslae. For Scala Head and Ringwerm. For Cancer and Caneeroas Sores. For Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and xlumors, For Female Diseases. For Suppression and rrregularity. For Syphilis or venersal Diseases, For Liver Complaints. For Diseases of the Heart, The Mayors of the chief cities oe the Uni. ted States, Canadas, and British Rrovinoes, Chili, Peru, Brazil, Mexico, and in fsos d. most all the cities on this continent, have signed this document, to assure their people what remedies they may use with safety and confidence. But our spaoe wtu only sdmAe portion of them. Ayers sarsapari1la,
 Ayers Cherry Pectorai,
 Ayers Pills, and
 Ayers Ague Cure,
 PREPARED BY
 pr. '. c. Aver C Co.,
 LOWELL, MASS, And sold by Druggists every whess.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-23
Ayers Sarsaparilla

Is an excellent remedy, and worthy the con.
 Adenoe of the community.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-23

From the Advertiser, Providence, R. I.
 The Ccphalic Pills are said to be remarkably effective remedy fur the headache, and one of the very best for that very frequent complaint which has ever been discovered
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-23

From the Democrat, St. Cloud, Minn.
 If you are. or have been troubled with the headache, send for a box, (eephalic Pills,l so that you may have them in case of an attack
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28

6ne. y ~ Isarc. ErwYofi sise hsii atn tpea nsy.
,,ricy Zoe 10 l5i0i6ic. Aew iofs state bali hrlis
ta6' common % good Pm, ig e renn.yssns>
kini inner sinds yellow y Is 4olse fsonsyiyana con- n,
non edua = D. loSi2ci hestsTs ns..f'e, sooa 20
hue, yellow. = H. i4dl5c. Western ke.sre c9nllos %
medium 2 h, iyQi2e southern ONO g ~ S9l4cs alics
en linois, Indiua, aud W iscor.n good 20 fine ye'w
10, l3Gio. 81 on iinoi. ladi'na end Wisconsin, So,a
mon u medium, p d. 04 &c. Or $40 Butter original q "
81 oc Chees j. hrn end IN good De- and Tor expo chety
q Engind. We quo,e; Newfors State sthc " hne nssx
y TO- 7;09c: how York State COMMON o. medium new
10 3u5s Chic best kinds J. H. 6ac. Eggs ars selling al
DGic a DOR fos siu aud Pelnsy lysna eshi Qilc fof
Ohio, a,d 99ltc .of We
RtCE-East india continues IN very good demand and
~. aud QUO Psns a. Sd a5io Carolina sells moderately at
sjGARs-The J-ulsrd Of yesterday hls been very fsily
GupgJcd to-day by sslel II about CcO bids the make,
do efa5c; Fsi 10 ia7ic: Good TO- .sa.lc Fair Gro
ce.y, Ic Coco de- &c. strictly pune d. &c aud choice
ssS also Of ~ boxes hgvsna 90 private terms ke
ei 70 IN vey small supply and prices elreJ nominal ii
SeicESWo hear Of further sales of go bsg Pepper u
sfEUTER f. in good d,,nsnd and is hruer 'aes Of 20
tHt' LehSa At ace. now held az &c. and % uns siesan
sflR sI consequences Of tho proposed advance Of is
trA. prices ru very ara, eud holders uan little dspo
s390=lgO 50 La do. at 40 z5oS9l5 ls5 threeqGsr,sr
ls dn ps 10 I'VE a, 81 2oq 81 20, and 10 puacaeons
SALTPI TAR tc.-We bear OF no sales OF Crude bu,
prices yefy iim. OF Nitrate Soda we note sales Of ~
aagq On private ee.ns
sEE -Cacgt4 very scarce ard prices favor the sellers
saes o. 90 oas Eon3al tall sunns IN hsst hands In ne
c0unfry ~ 40 u 5ush cash. Grass seeds are ql.e bat
steady former
TOBACC0- is in good demard anJ prices fully
aDed other tim; sees Of 4o5 uh1s hontrcky at
slalsc Il basl Havana private ens SIcsses Soedieaf
90 i0tu.dc.
IL Pig has been cutie active and prices frmer; sale.
~ 800 aDs rails 2 0Jc 30 do Malacca al &c, and
40 DO. Banca &c.. cash Plates quiet but prices are
hTsi.
TALLOW-Tte market II better, and the oemend fsh;
sales u ~ 90 % s9'c for Heen AID LssIen, IN cks
sud 30 bDs and o, ic., cash for Cry.
WOOiihc stock lf i've fleece ana pulled woods Is ouits
sm prices rule firmly, te interior markets sfe consid
erbiy excited and beng psid 10 the rev
clip foie ~ good dcasDd and prices favor be seer
Good Hope a. ZT0 Be.
WNETo demand Il fairs sales Of 20 q casks Burgundy
Pot a. IA ~; - 90 Sherry ~ - 10; % DO
bisd-ra = ~, emf 80 c3sss Che, IT Szb 80
WHISKY is "a moderate request ano tine market 10 lower.
cios atler quietly; cf 10 bbi 250Lbc for
State, a1G . G-gic. 0r Western.
ZINC hss been IN .eod dmand and the mark.. Is 6rmi
sales 5f 25o co ks Sheet ~ &C.. cash.
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CoroyrRsl CAsrs.-About ] o,eloek yesterday

orung hs night Waterman Of the Four avenue Railroad
Company fonud William Coer ins dead the of tho
toutA Railroad, Nine fourth The
ceased supposed 10 have fallen from the top of the
haukaen ditu Of forty cet lie did sppest 10
struck ~ tlo lie boarded IA hnee street
Firth avenue.
Ahoat O'Clock Thursday afternoon Letitis McNsmse
residing with her parents No. III Broolae street
her by horse and cart driven by John Law
Ter Or ihu slendsn aud sanity killed Both drivers
arrested lnd cd await the result vi The CoIOne1s inquest
Deceased wac on.y y years Old.
Yesterday afternoon, boy, the OF Benz Pncbney
un over by Of Lodafds wagons r.sniyhIs street.
h,s residence and billed ano., instantly Coroner Raa
ury he'd an Inquest on the body.
jane haa r from the roof OF IL. fouTstory house No. -
East IirtY-.eCoud street. aad died thereafter a. Bdr
Nue Hospital C0gcIsg Collin hed iueQost "a TIE body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28

The exchanges OF the Clearing Iionseth.s morning
were SO, .OG,l ~ O6.
meeting Of the Directors Of the Atlantic and
Great Wcstcrn Railway was held at Cleveland On
tbe 2ld inst, 10 take Alo consideration some uai'eie
connected with the local aii-.rs of t,e line. Toe
following mombesa of tie Board were presents D..
Riblet Gallon; DR.. Bushnell MalsGed judge
Church, Meadyille, Penn Hon. John Dick, Mead
vide, Penn; r. ". Seymour Rayeuna; william
Keut, Franklin Mill; 5. Hayes, Hartford, 1run-
bul County; ". Streator, East Cleveland j. Crow
I'll, Ashland j. ". Tay Tor, Warren.
-Four thousand men are now al work or The road
principally upon the 10 miles between Corey, the
present terminus, aud Knoxville, Penn. This po,-
ton II the road viii probably he IN running order
within 80 days, when tue men will DO put on The
road between Meadyille and tie Ohio State line,
which will also soon be in condition for running.
The entire grading on the Racine and MifsissiPp
Railroad between Frceport and Savanna, Is com
pst.d, aud 10 mlos Of the icon are laid. The bal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28

FCus Ia b isiels 20 ........lH,, 40 80 lpf+ttD'i
OfNVh,st aud Flour tie eps In 'As present
yea ae .cuai 20 7Gf6o0i bnn. against 7ftTfn bus iu
ils. iacla., "a CO.. trie a.. year 2,sCO 1iah Ih-
ia sufficient reply .o t.o gslsr h which laye Dtel Goat
inc around r pagers for ulu.at past stating that me
,fa t.ae 40 Chicago ls declining By tie above tI.e 70
VIII boz .eu that ceeds 1rs ess n last year - ueary
900 90 .asAris.
To-day olr lad n new Rcd or Ar-be- Winter Whes wa'
rsr, we'd fr Carorii in O. 81 s- conss1- Co ~ y J.
ilcn.rds W.o -od 10 &. Y. heTt, II Chicago" bills,
Ir ID iO A. oish. The qlsI yC-y t.e uIi The yield
ID fo t- -.l..
ne Glowing th'f p os tic dates Of the fr; receipts Of
u'-4 s. re-t O. Re- % Tor series O. ycart
b. C...................ny 1850 ....j lie
................y a. ID t........'''.'.''.J
I..................Jas 3.
Dining ie week th@ woihrr hss tsen mild FOR Tie soa'on
with .g,rs o. rain The hfrye' h. rrogc si
fvl.py 100 .tr .ouer fa.t Of Tue e end t.e crop %
Winter -lt rl to te Nrrf tle wiz m average yield
TO- 90, torn,rD -ut oera a. r'sn.ns o. THIS stale ''. %
'sA rl. u,Irl lic. tif s agcc.I.e iue- particularly
,o-p ia pnls GO. Cals cols wei, "iiA ihe
pg1slrcto, "a crJ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28
ance IL being laid at the rate of one mile day, the


iron upon The ground
A few DAYS since some bile Of the City Bank OF
Ottawa, Iilinois, were presented at that bank and
payment demanded in specie. The bank rendered
Treasury notea which were refused and the notes
Of the bank were then formally protested. TIE Su-
rreme Cour; Of Illinois has decided that Treasury
notes not legal tender Tor Safe dues and will
also it is reported, decide Tat they are not tender
IN the Sste for anything IN opposition to State sw.
An intelligent merchant sGys:
After re Indiana f,aills1lboad issnc there shoui BE-
means By which know whether tie bonds q
0th. States. par r.liy hose en3acpt IN sece sion" and
Cufsaty beng sC-l, ere nj genuine We hee
of age amounts Of Anercin stocs cius here by eech
from Europe se aud his given by some in
exp na0n - the fl-.an Unexpected O. 'herls" % -A-
tliclale export csuai r gold A. tho ycr'or Jndses
5nd Le,s4.,s VI le S-c ID" f;a,es have wifty prae
ced nircn dIpri'y Fn.i dishonesty f1d f Hn .nc q
butter nlred che Nch II ui N be- sell 20 Inquire "hr'nc
II the American s0cAs coming back weekly the Srce'o
S4fe g. css constitute an Important part end u - "f @
.ry geuuilr o.hsr.so l. l. c- ,eu tho s toniss
way ed irC- OF money Europe 60
vas do r. might Dee Inst large is-ues o. sts bonds hsYc
rlldU uty aade oud SID or ~ pohrcs.et Win hnso
ptal tl44tf, ad thcy advised ID convert .la same
X.
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rsccninis OF Elroti.rrc.

JryE 27.--2r23 bb's Flour. $50 50ls. Corn Meal, rs
b-z, 90, ISi0 bDig. witty l25,D0 push. Whes 1000
blso Corn bush Oats 1900 bush Sat, 1859 pkga
Pryvsi.ls q pks, Ashes AS pkgs LAID III koss do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28
6oyses, Carriages. &r.

HORSE FOR SALE.-A frst-rate Horse TO
drive % o Coupe Wagon - very gent g ''E ~
Tribune Oaes and an Will be- sent to see the ho''e
EyTAGON WANTED tw0-seated covered
w Wagon waitcd with ou--lo'se Esnes. M'-l De ~
good order Adde'S SALISBURY, Inoa9o Ohs'' '''"s
p.tlcriafs
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3ilGcl)lncrn.

EOR SAL - MACHINERY, TOOLS
y sw,afps DIES &C. for manufacturing military
,les o. tie ess,e Of WIN Pinchin deoeset any srtce
y be .oI .eper ey. Ths nsnu.actoy b. ~ rent Ihi-
GOOD chance o. tie bu iness has hrcu IN operation
s,,c ~ Aso iol sale Buo k1s, with necessary too'
,oy mailing army hu tons Apply 20 . .,.,..,
40 MARY 3. PlNGulN No 1872 inberi-st
NN j. CARTLR No loo Chesuui-ttl
Philadelphia, eNscutogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28

Tie aggregate increase thus far IN Jane is Sl,2ii'
which IS at the rate Of about 100000 q aunum.
DIS nearly all thus increase is profit, ile road Is 10"
evidently earning large surplus over ihe interest On
all its funded debt.
The Peoples Bank has declared dividend Of .
1, cent PAYABLE July !. TIE Bank OF America has
declared O. dividend Of 3! q cent payable July l..
rhe Park Fire Insurance Company has declared a
dividend Of 3 = cent. payable July !. Tie New
lor., Providence, aud Boston Railroad Company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28

FnInAY. jun q. y

s'----
FRIDAY, JrH &--P. y.
! There was an active Stock market this morning
with no important iuciuaton in quotations.. The
movement was checked somewhat boy tlererorfs from
! tio James Island Geit, tut The pric1 Of yesterday
were maintained, except in two or tree instances.
be Ere Issues were slightly lower rrdcr sa!es OF
foreign account ou' toe Western ft'res generally
were firm. Pittsburgh waa sci.ge aud better, wi'h
large sale 81 II. E'ot Island cold upto o. Toledo
10 ~ and Illinois Central 10 81. Reading wac
also firm, touching %. The injury to tie cslaI % D.
supposed, will larsey increase tho iu' ea- Of this
ROAD PaciGc Msii s'ld az d.. ani Panama wss u
bid. Aher i-e Board i1e market Va fi.'iy' "il a
'enjeucy TO lower prices. 81 t'e oe'oA' ho-f' 'l'
market was irregular unoei me imi re-s.'' ''''''o
by the fepnlso AZ Chalier''n 'u' we cL.'c'7 were
not important. Ate- Che Board ia''e WIS an
important change ih ihe tone of ne march,
especially for Rock l-ithd ac Toledo. Tic io'.ie.
advanced to 0'l. and Che Later % l'i. Central was
I9il, -. @'ve-"rer's have been h'-'.r di.AS me
| day 0na Coupon tor. i''i -'d a' y. Inc h.' .''
wAa f.ie' "' N" 'o-' 81. 'ho i'''' n- f''o." '''
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o'n1 ~ S'y' , - g--'n isc R'e-.a c1 ' 5'..
sigh, . rix dollar, SIC
! F-ei,hts are fairly active and rates ore a,aiu
armer to Great Brraiu. 10 Liverpool. the susag,.
.. o.. d w, t,r
meme are ''0'oyo O'''' " "'".' oIenus 81 'ot
100 IN Dull, ana o'ss' ana ''0'iDg AZ 'oll' ID O"A'
| lu'l-. ZOO Lils Flour az 49,. 100 bbis Pork IL
! eo, a 49, Oh, rn,t .,
IT, on" ''o' i-'N' o.. .''f NN van '''''f 90 "'.'f
iiv HrA'iH D"''Vii "' '-' ''' We Ni'"''i a. -''
a. o.o ,r,. T.lIo,y OH oOs 10 Cl...,,,.. A oot
! NJ, tt4 3: lit o.. ,. ro,t,t
busu' w NEAL az 'io III Du'A an "'a'' wv 'o'S'
/ Flour, at Be- 81. To Hhvre: 1900 onsh. Wheat,
at lie. THO chaI'e" are; h'-'oi Unrk' win
''VVl p"sn' "E'"s ~ NoiN tot ou'''' q o.
on4rfer. a pr.sau bark % Belfast WIKI Grain. III
/ |
81; LIND .. ma d. c0 u and "a trit, ~ Go-i. T. p
ia 80 ~. ~.
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Tie bu''Lc r o u'e S'''i iea'aly vac hee' PH'
I$l,oO''4O@ o'-iof customs S-'r'Ui T@!4sA'''
Isb'oi'r'o 80 ".,"''''' 9 -
Tie Michigan Southern toa ,i slows on 'Ae '1'fd
week Oh "uIe IA in'i,..'e q e'-'VlV'
HE r.''i ''o OIL '"e '''lO ana ""''.'l H'."V'''
Tor the l-ifa Week III June ,as. Dee1 DR. IohoMs'
! 49,, a, a:
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movements 81 Ocean steamers.
"a pEpApI


cv ., Baltimore Live New Jane II
4 pton Now. June 10
Liver pooL... Quebec. June 10
s.,............Li.srpo New York. Juue Il
outhaf pon. Ne-f ora. ...Juus %
p2oi..... New ok.... June IS
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10y BANCS. NTRWlN 4 Co., Irving Build
Is - No. So. a., ,,5 ir4aausy -Saiss Of Books, Sta
''Ae'' s1<5., ri' f.sfVf,. f.ne 80 81 - O'Clock.
bodTsRfIfRs s1UtE -C.mr-.rs largo collection
Also scientific aud Classical WofAs Photographs <''''
e..., etc. .,-.,.,. ILL.,, ..-to..,oot
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DRAWINGS hMhtJI'FhS II 4 ~ ,d ,,, H.
or particulars Catalogue s-d l1o 44''''' '' - A'
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llLLlEs VIII ioet pa '' i''i' '1'e 80 i''-' 80 :
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stsrrs ne su6,e Der WI 'srd return us or otherwise
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-. ~ - . - - 81, ~ = -, n
., e. es' ' e ,oy !, se me t s,,o;
irE and ,ea 70, . the ~ ,'.'''' ', i,.'
TuE SAME PISS ~ SLY H-PLATCD EXTENSION
CAST. i]h ~ N'Lo.
FT oeen' the r.r'c Yen r Is cents th' lucky peni
I'D .eF So &c Iscesic, Pen These are weIaa,.hej
Ven %. oyey one 81 wica y af oa.s sro. Of tie be-
sieSi Pens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28

Wand & Co. get 2 share Of ,5e whole amount in
proportion 10 DE sum bii for by tten.
We annex a comparative statement Of tho Imports
OF Foragi Ivy Goods 81 the port OF Mes iotI Tor
,ie week ending june 20, and since JAM:
For g. iGrss. 1900. 1871. 1862.
F.it ,itarpor.......... 49,. s.-4li &l'.,.n
laro,.n on' m-rsot...... o93,i5i 2H,'I l.'t4l5
ft,,.. d. ..srrlou.e..sts52 iall s298itto f23.o1i
IA-.44 on laaikr...... ,ta-Ja, A%JJe0 zLl-,Oi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28
Burning l.ulo, Oile, &c.

C,RIIDE or REFINED PErROLEUM OIL
" Received direct rom the manufacturers and wells and
fr ,s m cusrf 90 70 sum- ~ pimc shipping order ~ the
yery lo,,e,t market rate. ~ o,hIEFFtLlN btOlhAHa
A. 90. ros 40 sn1 ~ william -. N7~-ioiG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28
90 farmers ano Offers.

90 farmcrs an0 Offers.
a NTLFRICTION HOKSE-POWERS,
u
BIrRR-STONE FARN-MILLS.
BENNlsT BROTHERS,
Mo-. - and41 GRLEEE ST., NEW-foRK.
~ x W. MCCAMMON"
~. DRAIN TILE WORKS,
Garner Of C'infou-ay .fil k1pr-st. Albany, n J.
cor h Co.'S sUrERFdO3PHArE Oh LIME Jos BALE.
Terms Cash.
nRAIN-PIpES for SALE-At Is per cent lee.
IL tt.n naal0rtuer plcs. 6op o 20 feet csch; ara
and airca DRAINPIPES io sALE ~ egoge low p4cts 81
ci,se lot T.. kNUaSDHEN Go,
New-YoIk Iis bt.k bihuulac'un. 3 Co..
Cor Cocrr4 md D",laccy .s,a, New Ok
NTEW SEEDING STRAWBERRY, one Of
= The 6nr.t ,vsr grown Mr.. GO. CLAP Of Aubura
o,..r tori. viii EXHIBIT specimens o. new 5thuLiN u
-TRAVBERKY. named Nos.rifs Ciso. Pro!hc' a. r.
Rooms q. he American Institute iu tire cooper mon baii
Ing THIS DAY tSturcayj 81 y O'clock n4 Al VINO tske
/ eu interest is Horticulture are ihfi,rd
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