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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09

w, W. SMITH, Manufacturer of Sole
Upper aud Harness. Leather and Dealers in French
Calf and lining Skins. Cash paid for Hides and Skins
W. W. SMITH, 643 Wv, OAkLIsLR.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09

Q. O. CULLEY, Manufacturer of Lath, Siding
Cheese Boxes nc. Planning and Matching and Scrow-
Saving done the shortest nece. Shop South side OF the
Methodist Church, AshtabulR, Ohio 44O
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09

REEVES & MURRY,-Dealers in Italian
aud Rutland Marble, Grave Stones, Monuments Table Tops
&C., AshtabulA.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09

GEORGE HALL, Dealer in Piano Fortes, and
MeodeOns Piano Stools, Covers Instruction Books etc
Depot Park street, Asbtabula See advertisement 4lo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09

TELEGRAPH OFFICE-Western Union is
removed TO the Drug Store Hendry Copeland corner
Main and Center Streets three doors south Of Fisk House
J. NJ. ALLEN, Manager. 467
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09

A. s. ABBOTT, Lumber Dresser, and Manu-
acturer of and Dealer In Shingles ath Fence Stu
Planning, and Circular Saving done TO order Elm
near the corner Of Center street, AshtAhnla. a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09

j. b CROSBY, Iron Founder, and manu-
facturer Dealer in Pows, Plow Castngs Mil Cast
inga Most descriptions of Foundry Work done to order
Ahstabula Ohio. 62s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09
Livery stables

II. f. & J, q. CULVER, have removed to the
risk House Stable where they offer 10 the citizens Of Ash
tabula Of the best equipped Livery Stable In Ash
bua County at prices that range but just above the v-
ing standard. Call and see. Nov ], 1860. 567
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09

d. S. WILLIAMS, Wholesale dealer in Straw
Goods, Hats Caps, Umbrellas Parasols &C. los and 1O7
Chambers st., and so ~ Reade st.. New-York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09

G.. w. DICKINSON, JeweIer. Repairing of
all kinds Watcher, Clocks and JeWelTy. Shop oppse
the Fisk House, Ashtabula, q. e.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09

DUOR0 & BROTHERS, Manufacturers of a
Dealers In Furniture Of hs best descriptions and every
rety Also general and OF Cof
hna 20 order, Main street, North Of South Public Square
The New York herald., 1862-09-10

ORDINANCE OFFICE
~ WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON. Sept I, 1862.
kropo1ale will be received by this department
ocock NJ on the 18th of December 1867 the delivery
- the New YORK Ordnance Agency, s. White street, New
YORK. whore samples can be seen, Of
% ,0U regulation cavalry blankets.
zNWW regulation artillery bienketB
These blankets must be of WOOL close woven Of stout
FOR THE CAVALRY
ndtg0 blue color with border three inches wide
and three inches from the edge The letters ~ 81 six
FOR THE ARTILLERY,
rad with black border three inches inches
from the edge The letters U 81 six inches high, black
All the blankets be IS inches long by 81 inches wide
ana the weight OF 3l675 lbs Variation allowed S75
They must be single and not In par packed
OF one hundred each The value Of the to be deter
The goods be Inspected factory and none will
be accepted paid for but such approved
Deliveries may made as follows:-One-enth OF the
amount oonraoed for week commencing in weeks
from the date of the contract Failure deliver spec
ncd mo w subject the contractor 70 forfeiture Of the
No bid will be considered which does come from
manufacturer or manufacturing company and which
not state explicitly the place time and quantity Of each
The department the right reject any Or all
the bids which may be made. r-'sI
Each party obtaining win be required
into bonds With the lproper sureties the faithful
Upon the award being made successful bidders win be
notified and will be furnished with the contract
and %rn.;s bond sssSIFsSd sg;I' Z. Of so1.su them:
- &C. General J: W. RIPLEY,
~. gssss- Chief Of Ordnance,
..-u. Washington D. c.;
E@sR "Proposals for Bankets.n
MI ,a& l5s JAMES W. RIPLEY .t r
N0Dav 8t Brig. Gen., Chief OF Ordnance.
The New York herald., 1862-09-10
spORTIvG.
wINEs Avn LInUOMs. !.

rro crpEg DEALERS NEW CIDER leo BARRELs
Il cf fresh ture rom ~ eld slard of elder apples
rgssscd Address rae Jas Farm, Katonhh Westc4estaf
,coanty, n N. gieHH8a *N NMgE 0# t@A#N W &"a
The New York herald., 1862-09-10
pRoPosALs FOR OATS.

pkoPoSALS FOR OATS Ill.
AII.xAspsiA, All va, August q, lao.
% 3 u Aa; oS S h. aH ar
e.s " 8 s.o
a ss
s. 8; e. sS e az: = S
longer psr0d = nay q PAsCfosReT is5sfsoS seIs ssss
Tho fsl name and Po sddrsss Of bidder must
4 sss ~ s % &c
S "a x. IN e p y:
). 81: = sss y. not and
,rrogossls mis = Capt q Fersqson As
and should 3 piaiay @sTssa aH osis" =
The sbty o. hs bidder All the contract should Be
$1,000 e HIM must ns guaranteed By .wS resIscaos
q ~ es
q shs 0nitsd States District Attorney.
Or their viii not Se sne 0'a' are
sa 10Th o. his oi' asres Of
the successfuI bidder upon signing the contract y
.sy sr ddsrs 6 Sape heir Sondsm.n Win 'ssm Or
= s % ss s
ar On made At this '0 either
v. :, -. S,u:. rona or r. cuAHAHrEE, s,.. .na
9; ssaaiy ard s.s.s q !; q hereby
oon se VIZ a enter
accordance Herewith
Should ths be awarded him. prepared to
become his cnritios.
To shs eusrsass appended the oeIa csriacsss
so''' 1sn aSd2K STdNs2KCrfox, uEnIvBsY, &C.
AZ osss oonarsessa fcr under s .dv.l,emsat wil b
spS eS ~ ~ = q rssos prove se0a io"ne
fayneas = b msde Ssm time . time - the foraGe -
pkal BE- n funds
Any informsity In The bid Or ncncunformAucs with he
rnsct shs advsrsment win insure the reisction 81 ne
a - maAe NJ suoh vha,f a hs c,tv az A,exsn
drta. = the Depot Qaariermaster 40 direct.
Depot ouartornaster himself the right -
ee s Of 81 bids that he may deem too hh or for other
9. ). fERausoN, Captain, A. q NJ. u 9. Army,
and Depot Quartermaster
The New York herald., 1862-09-10
300 SIss CASH IN HAND
LAkGEST BOUNTY NOW OFFERED FOR ANY OOM.
n - PANY CORMYH0

BROOkLYN AONlTOkSs captain Holmes <OCmpAny A,
Senatorial Regiment, Col Blunt, OF West Pointj-Only
thirty men are wanted to h this company propos
this the finest and best equipped company thai
isf .his city committee Of gentlemen Of wealth have
furnshed with clothes board quarters soon they
inspection. Headquarters, Fulton avenue corner OF
ton ferry.
The New York herald., 1862-09-10

4 TTRNTIoN--lisTH REGIMENT, n y. g. v-THE
"A drst od from the city Of New York lieutenant and
srgs.nt remain At Camp Pessner Turtle Bay park Forty
nh street. between Frat and Second avenues and 6o
Has, Houston street. 70 receive Recruits for this fine reg
snrnt now In the neld.
(yoRCORANs IRISH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ Fifth Regiment Corcorans Brigade aud Seventh Sena
toriAl District Resimen Col wm MeEyily $50 Broadway
All derous Of serving their beloved country and
preserving the constitution as y s and the Union as was
enroll their names II addition 70 all other bounes In
War Committee Nationa Affairs has added nifty dollars
extra bounty to all who lay join this regiment within ten
days. Clothing. ratons &C. furnished Immediately This
regiment Will be immediately encamped at delightful
Camp Scott Staten Island where until their leaving the
Of war; they will be provided with all the
comforts under competent aud efficient officers.
- --
TyAvALRY.--A NEW CAVALRY REGIMENT--TO THE
~ Fiedl-An cempsten, and sefncient officers who have
been n the service and desire to join class cavalry
regmen hear of good chance BY applying the head
quarters, 3l Fulton seet, OF TO Captain AYRES, $50
Broadway.
nURYEEs z0UAyEs, SECOND BATTALIoN.-RE.
~ orusar wanted FOR this splendid regiment, oncered
veterans and 10 be composed OF but arst class
The corps IL to be raised In hteen days Apgy nmsdatsy
Special bounties paid Col II. HULL .
663 Broadway Mozart Hail.
The New York herald., 1862-09-10

rzooN HECArE HAS REMOVED TO 1876 BLBECKEH
II street be 0nsulted ali Affairs oil life Con
hdenai letters written, English, French aud spanish
Once hours from 10 A. AZ. till n. NJ
The New York herald., 1862-09-10

CTEAM TO LONDONDERRY QLAsGOw AND LIVER
~ pooL-The Montreal steamship Coinpany's first GLASS
full powered Clyde built steamer NORTH AMERICA, Cap
tain Burgess carrying the Canadian and United States mails
will sail from Quebec next Saturday, September IL. Rates
Of passage from New class according to accom-
sons Rates Of passage from New York and return at
the following reduced raesFrst Cabin $l69 Is and $toS
SteeInge SO. Certihcfes issued for bringing
gers from all the principal In Great Britain and Ire
New York. 6ABEL SKARLE, General Agents.
The New York herald., 1862-09-10
CRE REBExLxOn.
RMT 8UFfLKE&. eFn4 o. fNM uosi zENg Nftsst
u soa Snoxpw.r. NEv YORK. xuSns, is isss1

A RMr sUrFLrEs. egs6i d "a moyi t-as 0lsf &,
so SaosDs.r q Asss New asD fs.s &
Pppassis invited furnishing yIiiora Regulation
eve ma san i q Ne JnsS states .S 'ns
sers ssks and % is Ss hereto
e & hi. ., II as % q
ssss the articles which II is proposs %
ears p:1Dd - which % the delivery VIII &c oo%msnes.
Dy are required BY law to
The following list embraces the principal supplies need
.A&S- ARTICLES OF CLOTHING. ..l-
uniiorm Ooas consisting Of engineers, ordnance aru
Uniform Jackets, consisting cavalry artillery infantry
UnIiorm Trousers consisting Of fooansn. horssnsa
Cotton Duck ovcralls.
Drawsrs--Flsnnei and knit
ss4sss s4.sssSsns. odssmSos'%en sna aas a.
Straps for Great Coats. @ftDM AFsssM &
Bt,nkets-Woollen and rubber. f
rone9os r.s 1n. Iaimas ,.I ,,.
Boots, Booieos Legsius, Stockings.
Uniform Has-rrimmed and untrimmsd.
Forage Caps psi pRecrni!s-cavslry and Infantry.
G,r cs.s ssss ysesk c.ss.ea: ss.ss:
ARTICLES OF EoUiPAaE.
Hospital Tents Wan Tosis as slPsS fsns lsDl' Common Tents
s::s's ss:s'sss:; Ss;:Iso Doors a::s s;sss;.; s.s.
National COiors Gsa@rx Cam Kettles
0aryts0u FiaGA Trunpctn -
hecruittng RlAEs Drurns,
0uidsnA Y F;fes, ae.ess*t*-s~.
Axes III
DO. Clothing Account
Do. Descriptive,
Do Morning Report
hss4sses' Do. Morning Report nte,
tsNa Do. Letter. 4rvb{e, ~ .t.sNfy ytt TT
Do. Guard.
te s Agimenta general order. 4M
sss & s: &: SE:;:;ss'''.. E:s:si' ...,, ,.
Do. Order
sNiiFs karxet Practice. - ,o1 fftssitH4 at @Aa
- "a Consolidated Morning Report. II 5ya T
Inspection Report
Security WILDE required the fulGmens every
proposals received by Of the tenth day the
date this advertisement will be of that
day and Tie articles Immediately will awarded TO
ahe iowes rsspousble bidders present Contracts fur
ther supplies will be awarded from time to favorable
BIDS srs always e The low st responsible bids
Proposals be endorsed Proposals Furnishing
Supplics," and addressed to the subscriber n 3H'e
By order Of the Quarterraaser General "a .f4lsl g.
Lieut.. Colonel D. II. VINTON, NJ +. sa
deputy QuArterniaster General United States Army.
The New York herald., 1862-09-10

A EXTRA CHANCE -eso 900 woKrH OF CAST ovl
having received :Ss soo. ordv &c ssenssss 70 ~ Y
SO; from - y 30; for santa from - e =
Also carpets iswel.y, lurDiture, tc B-Ihe hiGhs,
prices paid ss old gold silver and diamonds Call ID
dfess By noe AnbH f63 Seventh avenue bctwcen Twsn
eth And TwenyGr streets Ladies' attended By Mrs An
halt tt = IL t-tts Et Hr feN
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-08
Pure Water for stock.

A good draught Of good water. is. proba
bly,, as refreshing to beasts as it is to PEG.
pie. But, in the month of August, nearly
all domestic animals suffer far more than We
imagine. for want of good water. Sheep
will thrive far better if they can have &C.
cess TO pure water. Teams will endure the
heat far better if they can have a plenty OF
clean pure water; and if mich cows must
drink stsgnant water wherever they can
find it. how is il possible for them to give
their usual flow Of good milk. II is i'm.
practicable for them to do it.
Some people allow water to stand in
trougbs. day after day. many times compel
their animals to drink il all up. Did such
people ever drink water from an old dirty
slop pail, after it had been allowed to stand
in the sunshine for two or three days? Let
them try the experiment. Of drinking such
water, and wait for the result; and they will
be prepared to express correct opinion,
whether or not such water is as good for
stock, in the sultry days of August, as pure
cold water would be.
Water troughs and water tanks should
be cleaned frequently, during the hot days
August, aud fresh water pumped in to them
several times during the day.
Milk cows require vast quantity OF pure
water in hot weather, in order to produce
their usual flow Of good milk.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-08
Ph,Iosophyor Curing Hay.

AS to the proper time for cutting hay
and the philosophy of curing. the following
from the ohio Farmer is sensible to the
point:
"Don't dry your hay too much. Hay
may be dried till it is as worthless as straw
As good coffee maker would say, Dom
burn your coffee, but brown ii so we say
don't dry your hay. but cure it. Our good
old mothers, who relied upon herb tea in
stead OF 'potecary medicine gathered their
herbs when in blossom and cured them 10
the shade. This is the philosophy of max
ing good hay. Cut in the blossom, and
cure in the shade. The sugar Of the plant
when il is in bloom. is in the stalk. ready
to form the seeds. II the plant is cut eari.
or the sugar is not there; if later, the sugar
has become converted to moody matter.
Hay should be well wited in the sun.
but cured in the cock. Better to be little
too green than too dry. II, on putting it
into the barn, there is danger Of heating
in the NOW, put on some salt. Cattle will
like il none the less.
Heat. light, and dry winds, will soon
take the starch and sugar. which constitute
the goodness Of hay, out of it; ond the ad.
dition Of showers render il almost worthless.
Grass cured with the least exposure to the
drying winds and searching sunshine, is
more nutritious than il longer exposed, how
ever, good the weather may be. If cured,
il contains more woody fiber and less nutri-
tive matter.
The true art of hay-making. then. consists
in cutting the grass when the starch and
sugar are most fully developed, and before
they are converted into seed and woody fl
Der; and curing il to the point when it will
answer to put il into the barn without
heating, and no more"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-08

%Fruit trees to insure a healthy
growth. should be pruned yearly, and all
excres cences and gum scrapcd off. A coat
Of whitewash every spring and washing
of tho affected parts with strong soap suds.
will eventually prevent disease and ensure
a fine crop Of perfect fruit. provided the sea,
son is favorable.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-08
VC. d. B. Of Chicago, thus speaks Of

HC. D. B. OF Chicago, thus speaks OF
the season in the West:
The weather during the past week has
been splendid; and crops and weeds pushed
forward quite as fast as could be desired.
Reports from all quarters are favorable; and
the great scare" Of few weeks since is
found 70 have less foundation than Stanton's
fright about the same time. Gold is worth
IL and II per cent. premium for currency.
IL has declined little within . day or two.
The effect Of the present money pressure is
TO diminish confidence in U. 8. currency,
But let the people sus,ain and back their
own money. II is loyal and patriotic to do
SO. And let alone all other currency.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-08

CorroN FROM .fGrPr.-Accounts from
Alexandra announce that the Egyptian cot
ton crop tor the present year is estimated
Al zoo. 200. quintals. The cotton crop for
the year 1861 was calculated at 600. 1000
quintals. of which four fifths were exported
TO England. and the remainder to the con.
tinens Of Europe.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-08

ENThere is a great complaint in this
county this year. Of the rav.ges Of insects
on fruit trees. A single remedy may be
found. by making girdle Of tar around The
tree. or by washing the limbs affected. with
solution of ley.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-08

EY-The heaviest load OF wheat that ev-
er came into New Castle was brought in on
last Tuesday. by Joseph Pierson. He had
on his wagon 40 bushels, or 1900 pounds
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-08
Valuable Property for Sale;

In offer for sale property in Knighstowu Henry Co.
consisting Of three lots, lying side On the
lsest lot there large frame we'll
upplisd with water BY well and estern the lot is plant
~ with evergreens peach, pear and cherry
kiies small fruit. The middle lot has On small com
PORTABLE frame house aud is planted with apple trees
bearing condition. with abundance of small fruit The
past lot has on il frame building 30 fee and sta
pile, and is well set in all enclosed BY new and
psilipg fence. The lots will sold together or
tepsry Everything pertanin the three lots is In
excellent order. For further information appiy On the
premises WILLIAM H.i';fJroN
I May 3r,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-08

~The wheat crop Of France promises
TO yield An abundant supply this season.
The corn crop, also. is doing well, and the
French agSicalturalists believe that but lit
tie il any corn win be imported.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-08

A GooD SIGs:-Over $4,000. 900 worth
Of breadstuffs were shipped from this port
TO Europe during last week.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-08

~The people II Indiamtolis, are re-
calling theHsSlves with water melons and
musk melons and few have been offered
for sale in town.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-08
rERns OF ADVERTISING, CASH.

A"souARE" ise lines of the typo in which this
is set. No advertisement inserted for less than One
Dollar, though LESS than lines, ard for week
only. All displayed advertisements measure! by this
rule.
All Advertisements continued till forbid the cx-
of the advertiser.
s5-Sotice. observation-disclosures to insure insertion
must be sent in by 2 o'clock ". Tursday.
Advert. amounting SIS wilt be entitled 70
editorial notice free of charge Each subsequent
notice, when requested, 81.
Obituaries. All Obituaries of ten lines less
inserted FREE. All over this amount will bs charged
at half Advertising rates.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-08

~Read the Premium list OF our county
Fair, which takes place from the 9Th to the
10th Of October next.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-08
NOTICE.

MANUEL BELLS having removed to India apois has
left his accounts with for collection of which
hose indebted to him will make pay
rent with as little delay possible.
WILLIAM BELL. Gen Agent,
RICHMOND, IND.
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M. SINGER & cos GAZETTE

Which b.aIifs pictorial paper entirely deroted 10
the sahie ct- { -SIi be gratis.
GP8s have made the seov= Tefuc.ion N rriees With
tEofcd view OF benstuE the pnbfic ourselves
The public have been swfBded by spUTsus machine.
made imitation OF Tie metal them ihs
iron casting the SMALLEST piece is Of qaxity-
makers have the 10 do their yell.
They hid secret places where would he
possible have their the proper
al appliance IL IS only hy Going great Business and
having extensive manufacturing est2blishDents. that
good machines De made Moderate prices. The
best designed machines. BADLY MADE al rays Iale
10 out Of orcsFi and consiaerab .
trous{s ard money 10 ksep them ia repair.
The qualities to be locked areeeTtatr
~ Of correct action AL speed smgielsy
constru7tio great durability and rarisity Operation
With tse least izear Machines eezhne
tal qaAfies ss. he Ezde % The hes; finish
ed % P-rfeettoa- We have he ways and means o
grand seal. thfs.
The purchasers Of Machines, whose daily mar
concern viii End thai those having Qualities
not only voTk veil al rapid well sfoy speed
bot ass long IN the tnes; possible working order Or
machines. made - III rorey vfth fsrs
labor iaAs other wbethsr In imitation Of
not Ia faei ihs5 are cAeaPrrh.n oth.r machines
- gsft- l. NJ SINGER co.
ASS DfosS~sy- sev York
J. a. WATSON, Agent,
RICHMOND fyp
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-08
Summer STYLES.

sUST received a large and splendid stock of Parer
- Hanrfnss Of the latest styles. also
Borders SC &c, pl gdaies Cheap Wall Paper Depot
%. Main Street,
March2s o.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-08
TIE ST. M O M a Is
What Homer G. Emery Says,


The Manufacture Of sorghum Syrup being in it's in
fancy, and likely to become OF general interest
among US, few suggestions in regard TO il be OF
service have been engaged in tIe business the
last five years and found that very
seasons aud found Il liable to serious obieetens one
The difficulty asking the syrup having
Yer and caused it to ferment Another the liability
of scorching the unless the fire
greatly to eheckthe boiling in The first AID
Of the pan
Last season used Meals Patent Evaporators
with much better with il could the syr
of any required thickness and entirely
particle Of the juice with little norisk of scorch
ing though the ire kept its full height. Upon
fair trial found could make more syrup per day with
Patent Fan OF four feet by six feet nine inches
(the size usedl than could Cooks eight feet pan
ana lltte or no Inability OF screening The damper at,
tached TO Meals Pan by which the heat n regulated
the syrup thiekens. and liability TO scoreh or boil
over increases by adjusting the damper the
when pans will rot be Affected So impor
tan is this that will use no pan wlthoSt the dampers
Lincoln Township, Morrow Co., o, Feb. 10. isss.
What A. II. Wrenn Says.
This certify tina. have been engaged the rails
syrup Tor the last years an also engaged in dealing
in Agricultural Implements and Machinery, used
and in several different kinds of Pans Tor Evsp
orators for boiling the Cane juice have taken
IN the @ t and ct the
defects in of the Pans in Some scorch
enough. others again without great deal OF
would the syrup and juice mixed. and
above objections, would here that and
used, that with experience and good deal
caution would boil fast and make good syrup. But saw
in by Mr. Ii. C. Emery last fail, tn
nearest to perfect and meeting the of the
public OF anything have seem from the following
siderations: lst They can be afforded cheap, being
made TO set arch, therefore admitting large wood
be made of different sizes. I'd. They have Cooler
through the center. 81. The most of the
taken of in the first apartment said first
be made to boil rapidly il desired 4h II has hampers
(Which is excellent feature in it, that the pan
10 be under the entire control OF the enabling
him to rush his re as fast he pleases without
ger Of scorching the syrup, and be boiled any
sired thickness 5h. 1t does not require great
perence said pan. "A. IL WEENS,
Mt. Giiead, o. March 4 1862.
II F'Ali persons using Evaporstors not OF
with da nper attachments nfrip ging right
and will be dealt with according to Law.
yAgents wanted in Fayette, Union, Henry and Ran
dolph counties.
For further particulars apply to
j. w. WARD & CO.,
June es, 1862 "a
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TAMARINDs. nne End sour
June IS -
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For Sale.
VALUABLE BUSINESS LOTS.

VALUABLE BUSINESS LOTS,
TWO lots fronting go g. south on r. R swith run
ming north to Pool street, with nearly 30 r. front
on seventh 81.
lso, two lots same block. caruerins en- u n
alley. All these lots have the advantage of switch
connecting with all the Il. Roads. Enquire Robin
sens Machine works, Main st, Rich mcnd, Ind.
Oct. IL. a