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DROpOSALN nr S25n0lN oCENTRAL

DROPOSALS for S2JO,OJ0 CENTRAL
j PARK IHpROvl-MENr FUND STOCK or 1876"
Seed prop y-as viii te received u tho Controllers Office
until MONDAY the iO,h dsy 81 februsry o2 a O'clock
wheat WILDE publicly opened for the whole
part O: The co. two uncie6 aid hts Thousand dollars
the Contra Park lmpTogcme1t gnd Stock" authorized by
Chap % Of " Laws 81 1900 and by Ordinance Of the
Common C01noh. alpfoyedby the Mayor Oct r. 1871
The said stock Il htarinere a. The rate q PER cent per
.rbum payable qusder yearly snd the principal will be re-
deou4slie Nov lt4f
The proposals viii tate The soount II stock desired and
TIE price per bundled dolsis thereof aLd The pefs
whose proposals. psa ui DO 'quFed 20 Gepost with
The Chaot rain q he city, within ten days after the opening
Of the bids the cum. awarded them pectisey, including
Che premlpm the ssge
On pesel ting % lie Controller the receipts ~ the Chamber
lan oI such depo tie PARTIES win be- entitled 70 receive
SeInce.s % equal amounts Of h. par value Of tie stock
oss hs interest irem TIE dstes Of payments
Lsch popOeihou should be sealed and rosed ProDosl.
NSn.i ran Improvement md stoc. the In
Ts - sscona ehFs ope % ifessed 10 the Controller
lsh' reserved g. REJECT any or ell Of the bids n con.
city. Hotp ~ ~, t.Y interests OF tHe
oSty Of NewYors Department Of Eisrcs Cortyn'e,.
- =, 80 jan 2Jlt awtIOf
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
FOR Haven. :, d. ~, tEIli H.lJ, 3;NlEr)i $3.50
Tor biirerort :, a. NJ, G1)i 2l5, $3.50 (EI) $50
For Milsri S,rs,ford fairfield. Southport and Wed9'rt
For Soswst $50 IN. 2:i5 $780, (EI)i $3.50 49, s.
FOR Darien and Greenwich, = $50 l2'lS $780, 40
3.Jo p. M -. ,o,x nm IT., 4
50 s:lo 5.g o p N. ,,.-., o.,, - -,
20, Port Chester and in,ofedats itniioAs ''0A III i|'
IS, $50. 4:JJ, $50 GO sP m.
Fof Port Chester AID new Rochelle, 81. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, va Springfield. e. M trHl J:J9 (E1 p
Tor Boston vi. Shore Line 1913, 2. ~. -
for Hartford and Springfield, q IL. (Er) l2:lS J:1
For C6nnec,ieui River Railroad Montreal m, fEr
and ll.I3 fu. 20 Nofil smpiJu. $500.
For Hartford, Providence, aud Fi'hkil Railroad, An
Ga j. l2.i3 9. - q,
For Hew.issen. New London end stOninsion Railroad
at .. M, u IS. 500, p IL
for Causl Railroad. u 10 y. m 70 Northampton.
For ilou,souic ksilroa, 90 Pttshrd, s a H.
For N.usstuck Rsilfnsd 3 {. M J:Si ?. M
pr Dsbury sud Sorwak Railroad, 7. 5) m, JoD p N
ComrnoIiou. ceping Cars ut-Ached q r IN train
JAMES H. hOfT Superintendent.
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Coparinersb lloiitcs.

NOTICE.-The COMPREHENSIVE existing
IN between JULIUS J. SMITH and OSCAR v HOL,
COMB # the firm Of J. j. SMITH CO.. Vas By mutual
consent dissolved the "a day Of January last Any claims
sssust said hfm will have 10 he rendered TO Nf Nh a.
BROWN, assignee, No. - feallst. - .,,.,,
No IS F1oHAsGE-rIAcE NEw-YoRK, January. 1871
TIVE Undersigned have formed COPART-
! HERSIilP under tine and style Of l.. W. JEtOhE
l. 90 f5r the transst ton Il BANKING aud COMhMls-
SION BUSINESS 10 connection with tie stock tIci,se
LEONARD w. JEROME,
WI. HENRY MCklCkAR.
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A. J WILLIAMSON,
J. W. ALLEN,
J. W. BROWN,
nfTsYesaud A.srs.men,s.

VENSUS Of 1860. ARTICULATION Of EACH
X STATE by COUNTIES als the Population Of the pm
cipsl Ties Of the United Stes from TIE CENSUS oil b'D
Win be found ia THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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A BSTRACTS of important Acts of the Second
II Session ofthe XXXylh Congress aud the Special SEES
Of the NHAVllth. Aso, the more Important focna
ALMANAC.
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NETWORK & NEW-nAyEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:

COMMENCING NOVEMBER n, 1851.
Passenger Station Esw.Yotk 2ihst and SHIT
Entrance 1lth-st-
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NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ RAILROAD. For Albany ADD Troy, North ard IVES.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT commencing MONDAY, Nov.
N6l For ALBANY, 1880 IN. Eip.css mail train, nom
26th..t Depot. -
For all local trains see TIME TABLE.
JOHN BUKCHILL Asst Supt
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The .ewl ORR sud RE Rslrosd mske' tie following re-
rort OF tauor Of stock for the ending his day
Beeyes 1914, HoEses ~ Sheep and Lsmb. 900; swine
go.
BEEF CATTLE
Number reported for this market at Forty fourth street.
2,1.S.
HE prices today quoted s'ioow,:
Flint qnaity..........8 4 Ordinary .........b q
Medium .............s..1 az
Some Extra good Beeve. may he quoted e. sarge
The general sversge OF the market at 7lc
The no,t Of tl. fses range from &c ~ &c. 80, ~,
Trices per per pound, OF different weiSh" VIII
be tom IN accounts Of sa,es Of sundry Groves -,
Total number OF received Ia the city thi' "eeA
En-. ia Og head les. than last week. and 1901 head less
than tie syesge OF last year lie sgerats naue a. eseh
Wtn.ds, market at year was3b6 head while tie npmbsr
,dy beue llg shows 1868 bead lees than the sverige
and i g3J head less than this day week.
NoTg-AbouL head supposed ~ BE- detained on the
ID. "A "a Of ne eli
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GLOTE d JAMES.
~ ss;iontrs Printers and Blank Boob Manufacturer NO
SO futo1-st. Orders respectfully solicited.
DRINCE's PROTEAN FOUNTAIN ARMY
4 AND NAVY PEN. Sent by mail One filing whites 70
10 hons GEO .. HAYNES, No. % Nsssiu'si., " ! q
VA. ALL KINDS OF
READS AND FANCY GOODS.
Depot No. fsG Pearl-',.
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financial.
m SIrrr.t rYsua,voa coYrASr, ;

,x,r MUTUAL IYsuR,NoE coSrASr
hgr-1g.hi JshN - - IL
rTHE TRUSTEES in co1io eGa' .,,t,o' u'
i Charter of'he company 'uon ls, i'''
Of sasir- on the 3ist cc-mes i,' zoo, lat
prsmr.,s re-, .ri or NaTue hl. OH ''' can ooe =.
fsrn-v losi To- 3f.t SENDER ist S1ol0'4o' -
Premuns on Policies not ma keo Oh S' January ~ 9ae %
IS6I
rc,, amour. Of Ma'ioe Premiums 5al4 SIS 80
No Policies have been ssged upon LIE Kicks nor upon
Fire m K. dscour ec'et Win Marine Histt
f; s Te.e ME is5l... s4l551sS 70
LOSES p.ii during Tie same porod$z 3l.6'0 %
Returns Of Prem uns a. Expenses i284'6 IS
mo Company has the foil. ins Assets VIZ;
Uritsd states On State Of NewioTk Sock, 49, .
City. Bank, sad other stocks .....,...S2&34us6 81
Loans cured by STOCKS AMI O'herwise..... bO4D ~
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortcages.... 263 10 %
Dividends on stocks, lntsiest on Bonds aud
Mougsge, aud other Louns sundry noes
Insurance aud o'heT claims due the Company o-,, ~
Premium Notes S..i sni Bill. lsa59 o.
Cash In
Total Amount Of Assets .............. $ '7St6' ~
Six PER cent int e on ihe oitsndng.s pens
will BE- pals the holders tbere or TIER legal Iee'e"
tiyes CA aud alter Tue dag Sc Ia a. Feoi'srE A, e,
the outstu ding cerfo .. issue # e VIII be re-
deemed and psid TO TIE .ceis .u..s, an ~ Fb~v e..
sentatye- OF aid after TUESDAY the an o. ieo' I Ia
from which date al thereon viii cease lie com
Jyileod of THirY PER CENT L. declared OF the net
EARNED premiums Of the C'noy or ne year ending S'
December 1891 which Get ihctCs viii be Issued On ano
after TUESDAY. he Sch Of AT1iHs1t
The profit. Of the Company, ae'rtaiped from he
rh Ci y ee2 io, were .ae smo1at G9OO
JsYos5y 125O 600
Total profits for IL years............. Sl2 20
deemed by ........................ 8sae 40
Net earnings remaining with the Company, on lst ..
January, saw 4o
BY Oder Of the ard.
". TOWNSEND JONES Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
John ID. Jones Caleb Bsr,totg, Dennis Perkins,
Charles Desuis, 4. p. Pilot J,.. Gslsrd. jr.
W. II. IL More, Leroy ". Wiley, Nm. Wood,
Tho, Tiie.ton, Datiel :. Miller, J. Henry Burgy,
Henry Colt g. T. NicoIl Cor Grnnei
WIN. c. Pickersgil joshua J. Henry G. Hand
Lewis Curtis Ge-. %. Ho5sou, Watts Sherman,
Cras H. Russell, David Ilue Edward K. Bell,
Lowell Bol0I0os, ia es Bryce, J.. ,. Morgan,
Robt c. Goodhus, Vim. S,u-is IT,, Il. j n wlend,
7. A. HargoUs. Henry i. Bosert Benz. bancoeF,
Never Gam. A. Low Fletcher Westrsy.
Royal Phelps, Nin = Dodge, Roo. q Alniuh j.
John ID. JONES. ire.idcut
CHARLIE DEN Ms Ni0e-ires'dent
W. H. n MOORE. ID Nce.Prest.
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I ONG ISLAND RAlLkOAD-ClIANGE OF
New.Yok at gJOa NJ Tor Greenpot, $50 and $3.50 D.
for North sp, aud Saturdays Ysphauk $50 and
$3.50 p for Syosset $3.50 M. $3.50 md m Tor Hemp
stead and $50 m, $3.50. and p, IA. Tor Jaasica
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CLiyToS FEElTsrE'NcE CoNPANN}
Newly ORR. Jan. ?, 1852
DVIDEND. The B01rd OF Directors have
~ thi. dav declared the us11l sEMI-ANNGAb D!NI-
JAS Is. All 5. r., Secretary.
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

BOSTON DAILY via GROTON.-SteameIrs
ID Commonwealth aud Plymouth tock from tsei 10 "
n At n M w NJ EDWARDS. AT, olcs 10 "1st's,'
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of the UNITED STATES, Members
y Of classified Ia TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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THE BEST FFNS IN THE WOkbp
On receipt Of any Of the following IN cash or post
sups ihe sunsc Will send BY return mail or Otherwise
directed Gold Pen Pens, seteHg te same ACCORDING
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DROADWAY SANINGS NsTITUTIO

AXE YOU INSURED '-HUIGERS FIRE
~ INSURANCE CONpASI. Office SO. 10 Chatham
square cor alot.-t $50, 49,
NUAL bItfDEND Of FIVE 50 PER CENT payable oH
the 1T O. feb next The nusc books W De closed i.1n
Wv IT, b. FELLOWS s, retaGy
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any one sendnga single letter po.siap will receive cir
cular with the eu.ravings above referred to.
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Fs,O NEW HAVEN.-Steamer leave at pm.
II m m a, enaiu on board till morning without charge
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NOTICE.-1ue BANK or MONTREAL
~ having e.abi.n,i % 4 fENCY 10 CHlCAGD, g. pre-
pared 70 do GENERAL BANhlF1 BUsINnaS. and, in
come on eIey h viii attend 'o CO.. collection Of CONNER
cal payer all accessible pnt throughout the West Col
iectoDs l. terror points via be a. tie k OF owners care
bel us,d IA selecting the mot ac mo i1u lso
Oct ly lobl l.. ". WILLARD agent.
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Reerfipu 20 The above we ~. nreorel 70 DRAW. PJn-
CHASE aud COLLECT upon Oh 90 on favorable terus.
Weai-o PURCHASE uad tDLLECI ur1ltle tANADAS.
and DR. ~ aul CREDITS upon tie various br4nces
Of the Iauk of Montreal sid vi Bal q London.
EIDA'D y Ill e. 4. OGlLRlL,
No. - Finest, New-NOIk,
relts for tie Bank 4 Montreal
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-01
For the sehlinel.

- F6CtthhAANs- T.-.-.
2oalograpkica Protsm.-Giyen, the fol.
lowing extract contain every elementry
sound oflhe English language, together with
their representation by sixteen letters, to
dsler9ins the rules used IN the spelling, &c.
eve aar, cen phaks. cen dhe nbist obh au
rcbholeushon.=au phrahz huhz dredfuul
nbshuesng, az eenterpretsd cen dhe hees-
tutree obh,uahshony. nun Obj US nou real
laez dhe dzhust phohrs Obj. Dhe onnes
eunbanree obh dhehz boorder stahts, huhz
phanbaeleez leebh bae haard leeks,. phohr-
pheephths Obj buhnb Ohm no nebgrohy and
nsbher ekspekt tuu ohm ennee, aar tuu be
-phohrst tud lehbh dhahr uaebhz
aod tsheeldern Iuu toel aud supher, huael
dha phaet phoor dhe purs proud arrestohcr-
ats Obj adhe kotton stahts, huhz pekeuneea-
,hreee abbeeleetees ueel ennabel dhenb tuu
ihaer substeeteuts r.Rsbhloleushou, oor
seebheel uoof eez no hollceda aphshr; and
dhohz hu ekspekt tuu karree eet on bae dhe
braet and shseneeng laet obh plezheur and
prospeseetse sar tuu ekspereeens sdhe sad
dsst obi. deesappoentnbenss. ~ BrO,snlo,e.
5sl.so5 as,aal b.osj oaiE .sasoa ID tab.
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suiesdSviSscYibe.y

A large number Of people will be IN town
this, week, attending the Fair. We sheald
be pleased ifall that oweus either by note or
book account would !c;all orr scnd during the
Fair the amount of their Indebtedness. We
need the honssy. tThess debts ware all due
On the ,frss dsy. Of May last and should have
been paid before this. s.iioga ,itods 81 fsts7
Our friends can do do. themselves as we'll as
US favor. il they would induce their neigh
bors to become subscribers for the Sentinel.
We have very good list, but there is still
room for more names on our books. Our
terms are only $l,5O, ayear, b be paid be-
ore h, e,gagsrii rem stlle a9lse. Call in
while you are attending the Fair, and be-
como subscribers u noHaoa ae, /" se Y !. so'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-01
PROCL A NATION RK PRESA'
~ BENT LINCOLN e..
Martial Law Proclaimed and the Writ
.7of Habeas Corpus Suspended
t's Throughout the II United States.


s1of Habeas Corpus Suspended
bs Throughout the United States. "
WHEREAS. Il, has become necessary to call
into the service, mot only volunteers. but also
portions of the militia OF the States by draft
in order to suppress Insurreclion, existing IN
the United States, and disloyal persons are
not adequately restrained by the ordinary
processes of law from hindering this measure,
and from giving aid .snd comfort in various
waysio the Insurfections #
| NowyTHEREFoRE, BIZ IT ORDERED;
FIRsr. phat during the existing lnsurrecs
tion and as necessary measure for suppress
sing the same, all rebels and insurgents, their
aiders and abettors within thelU United States
and all persons discouraging volunteer enlist
lrnents, resisting militia drafts or guilty Of
any disloyal practice, or Offering aid and
comfort to the rebels against the authority
OF the United States, shall be subject to Mar
tial Law, and liable to trial and punishment
by Court. Martial or Military Commission.
( sSEcosp.q That the writof Ha6eas Corpus
is suspended in respect to all persons arrest
ed, or who are now or hereafter, during the
rebellion, shall be Simprisoned in any Fort,
Camp, Arsenal, Military Prison, or other
place ,of confinement, byanysmilitary author
ity, orby the sentence Of any Court Martial
or Military Comnissioh,H XXI ES3a
In aWIgNEss ,WHEREoE. I have hereunto
setrmyr hand and caused the seal OF the
United States to be affixed ,aei hoe aaI7l1s7 I
Done at the Cityo " ashington this Gath
day Of Seatem6er, A. d, 1862, and sof the
Independence 'of the United States tht
Eighty.seventy. ia ai lg29 s,a@ al :
| ss. l(Signed) poi "a ilas irgR 90 .t4ts4 5 VI
s1e 1lt'9g eaf ABRAHAM LINCOLN
BY the President; tiIS 3ts Y 4''''" ''t''''3'
/ WM. ii. SEwARD, III ,&aaa h 1st5, cisr3
-.-- Secretary Of State.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTs.
Sale Of Real Estate by Order of
Court.

-0N the Goth day of October, 1862, at o'clock
" in the afternoon, on the premises not far
from New RumleyY will be sold to the highest
bidder, the following real estate, ss tho proper.
ty of Alexander Morgan, deceased, to-wit;
L A part OF the sou tn east quarter Of section
two ~ in township thirteen Q3l and range six
t6y in the Steubenville Land District, Harrison
county, Ohio, beginning at post at the north
boundary line oi said quarter section, thence
west 46 $40 perches, thence south u deg west
5-l0 pcrches, thence south So deg east | 7 lilo
perches, thence south % deg west ID g-lo per.
ches thence south 43 deg east II $40 perche
thence south 81 deg east 10 A. 10 perches themes
north Al deg east 5 3-l9 perehes, thence north
81 deg west % % perehes, thence north 10 deg
east s perches, thence north al deg east 10 6 10
perches, thence north ~ deg east ii perche 8,
thence north Is deg west g. 10 perches to the
place of beginning, containing seven acres,
,nore or less, except Two acres on the south side
of sa id tru CT sold to the $. i |. r. X. Co
Also the following tract in said county, south
of tho State road and bounded by the road and
creek and being part OF the south east quar-.
ter of section Two ca township thirteen u3)
and range SIX (6) beginn ming at post on the
north side of the creek bank at john McDon-
ough's corner, thence north Q deg west 10 $40
perches 20 the center OF the road, thence south
" deg west along the road 26 perches, thence
eauth 86 deg west 80 perches thence north AZ
deg west ii lilo perches along the road thence
south 81 deg west 20 40 perches to the creek
bank, thence along the mott side OF the creek
and with the different meanders of said creek
ll57 $40 per ches TO the place oi beginning con-
taing ten tl0, acres and twenty three (23l per-
| ches more or less. Terms of sale one half
down and the balance in one year, with inter-
est, secured by mortgage.
| henry BRlCKER,
| Administrator debonis non with the will an
nexed OF Alexander Mo rgan, decd.
| October J, lS62-4t
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McNEELY NORMAL S CHooL.

TIME SPRING TERM ll2 weeks) begins
Il August 26th, 1862. as gF
Instruction given in tho Common English
branches, Penmanship, Elocqtion, Grammar,
etc. Special attention, is given 70 training
teachers in these branches, and fitting them for
The successful management of schools. The
higher Academic branches Algebra, Geome-
try,l Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, PhysioL
ogy, Botony, Logic, &C., &C., taught as here
tofore. II sss..a = . t .t. t.1 3 ..sl
Latin and Greek languages taught. .a 4.
Vocal music taught. rt4SF X
instruction on Piano and Meodeon at usual
rates -e a,E.E2
4 "Lewis'a New Gymnastics" so useful to
teachers and students, practiced and taught,
with allnccessary apparatus. 9 al
. Lectures are given each term on the "Art
lot Teaching,a and the "Management oil
SchouIs,, and other subiecls Of interest,gsg N
'fhe continued prosperity Of the School is an
penditures of the teachers are appreciated.
For Catalogue or further information, address
gG'T8I Es''47F, EDWIN kEGA Principal. (
s7p3 Ysts or Prof w. BRlNKERH0FF.
HopedAle, Har. Co., o Oct. %, 1861,
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Meeting 4, .l.e court House.

On last Saturday evening the Republican
Party held meeting in the Court House,.
to hear Mr. Bingham 9'say his speech" but
in this, to some extent, they we're disapoint-
ed, tor be did not say the Abolition portion
oflit asshe did at Belmont and other pcr-
tions Of the country, during the, week be-
fore. I'd, 80, t.,.r,
Mr.. Bingham spent great portion of his
time in, abusing the Gazette, and in attempt
ing to prove that he is as great man as
President Lincoln, and that all the measures
iptfoduced by him into Congress had receiv,
ed the SANCTION of the President. \, .s ~,
lie did not tell AS anything about the Pres
idenps Veto Message upon the Confscation
bill. Oh no! that would have let the cat
out Of the bag, ard he was therefore silent
as death upon that subject. 3iil,s f.iHG
Mr. Bingham did not tell us, as he did
the last Congress, that be was in favor OF
liberating four millions Of Southern Slaves,
and their exodus to the North; such an ex-
odus as has. not been since the ''exodus Of
Gods people, which was celebrated by the
dark eyed daughters OF Israel in that sub.
lime Song--T Lord hath tIiulnphed glo-
riously, the horse and his rider hath he
| thrown into the sea- ,s., 81, i.ds ..+a., 5,i
| Neither did he tell us, as he did the last
Congress, that there was eleven States out oi
the Union, and that these eleven States were
! now Territories, and must be governed as
such. 100 IL Gu6 5-a&1JG 4&s1@
Neither did he say word about the Mil
lions upon millions of money that has been
stolen from the, public treasury by the thieves
!, that now, I, in fest the public Offices
Els sentiments upon these Subjects wo'd
not suit this region Of lcountry and Mr. Bing.
ham therefore omitted them from his speech
4 The man who conceals his real opinions from
the people, while candidate is dema
lgogue, and contemplate political mounte.
llba1k. st. CtairSviHe Gazette. & 3 8.{
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THOSE LEAF BEE-HIvES.
The Hest Hive
The Good Old Bog Hive,

On our plan we take the honey in the white
virgin comb in most admirable way. There
is no b etter way Of regulating the size to the
entrance of the hive. 1t is the right size and
shape for profit, 1t has a glass side through
which TO view the operations the bees and ah
Excellent Mode Of Ventilation,
or getting rid of the moisture and frost in hives,
which destroys 80 hicny good colonies In win
ter. .'"
Then by merely adding ffames to the GOOD
OLD BOX HIVE we are enabled to lift any or
all the combs from the hive at any time, to
know their Condition, learn their habits, save
from the mDth, Ga odens need never be lost by
tho wOrms) ascertain and supply the loss df
queens. have the bses to sWafiii as HUH or little
as we please, unite weak smarris, feed MIDST
admirably by lifting combs of honey and bee
bread from therich aud giving to the poor with.
out tempting ROBBERS. Th Sc with
FIFTY OTHER THINGS!
the intelligent Bee-keeper would wish 10 do
can te dsne in saiety; and those who consider
handling Of bees injurious can let them alone
in this as well as any other plan, and then he
has not to expend SIS for palace or costly hive
to kill bees in,
ourplan ., Hive has been constructed with
references to the principle that the spiarian wish.
es'i0 keep his bees right, to do which nj E must
first learn the nature and habits of bees and
the condition Of each OF his stocks at any time, :,
and then have each comb Of his hive moveable
that he can perirrm any operation he may wish
governing them according to his Intelligence
Unless this be the correct theory in Bee culture
we cannot conceive what would. s,t IS
The Bee.keeper who fails in this plan mhst
do sc either through ignorance or bad manage
ment-mcking due allowance for such seasons
as last. 's tH
The Price of individual Right to mekes
and use the Il i've is g$",el. S5,J0
One Hive, including Glass, honey boxes,
and the right to make and use 100
Every additional Hive va. $50
TO such as wish one Hive with the right
= 10 use it only ttl ~ $50
Persons having Bees in any old Hive which
for any reason should be removed, can, by in
ttrning us, have Il Bees, combs and honey all
removed from it 10 our New Hive, and in case
OF strong ones make two of one.
Now is as good time as any to transfer. sI z
We are prepared to furnish BEE HATS, th,,r q
persons may be enabled to handle Bees with
impunity. Also .E ,,.....,.t ~. r. y,
| Qaaby's Mysteries Of Bee-Kecping, a.
One of the very best books on the subject in
existence, which every Bee e-keeper should have.
a5-Price by mail 81, or at Cadiz 80 cents.
Bees in a Movable Comb Hive
Delivered 10 the purchaser and INSURED all
right, with an individual right to make and use
the Hive, oil for $l2. fals4s. 80 l.a. u
aTItalian Queens may be furnished efe long.
Call at the residence OF the subscriber, Eve
doors North of the Post office, and see il the
Hives act az REPRESENTED and If you get stung
we pay the dam ages eli =. F.
&FCuculars sent Tree on application, u
r. W1LKlN, Cudiz, 0.
APRIL 80, l962=3ti ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-01

%G1T.yVe are glad to-; learn that theiPresi-.
den! has APPOINTED Pr, nWn. .oG,I Smith, of
New Philadelphia, and formerly of this
countysAC Civil Surgeon for Central Ohio. His
dntyewtll be. 70. o.exa'nine app plDAtions dor PEN
sions. This is an appointment fit to be
,Ssaa v9iirsp hFa V38iTeT we've nGJ7raaals
nl"uAo;'al MN aeh lMli- .IEnl hMa nnoM ~