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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1862)
kvkst satcrdat bt RATE OF AUVKnTISinC. One tqart (ten Uaeor leii)oB lTiertioa," $1 09 HACKER,; Eastr.giXrua, ix line er leaa, got ytt On colaain neyear - - One half colntQTS .n yer- ' " ". -',' Oae fourth cMuma on yer , Cc eiKhth column cue year One column six months On halt colnmn tlx month! -One fourth column tx month . .! eijfhUiof fteoluma ix monrte -On column three, mooth - . ' One half column threo roontt , . ' One fonrth coin mn ibr nat.Lhi 0 o M It 0 49 63 ts ) 13 90 IS StncKW" Block, Main Street, "U.' 3"" ,rrt T r Tu' T. V0 I'KOrHILTOIiS. ..U V 3We eighth coin ma thr mmtti 1 Anoctincina-Carwiidiiei fcr OSre, . 12 -e "LIBEKTY AND UiriOK", OKE AND INSEPERABIiE, WOW AND FOEEVEH. -. $2 00 ft tlf? ,1 : pai.l-uhf month If njllil til 'iii r- 2 60 3 00 iTearly ad'ernnrfneiit, quarter ij luaJvancti ' !BRQWNVlLL;yBP;ASKA; SATUH 22, 1862. ; ,9 nr more will be frnih. I a $1 6 per 0 leVtbe h cmipanie.-tbe order, not la Tranwcfent AiiTpTUetaenu, f racUi a. VOL. VII; iKiuare will becirceJ for b the line, attha ri . Vents the flrt wek, and & cenU each anbsequent wer. - " k E !. V . II A . a ' ' . - Ml - ak. I - : l- v fV iV XV OvZ i i Afl.A . r t i r i - -' m I : , i if '':'"' ' ' ',"" ' - - ? '.ii. - .r . f v: ; . ; r s i K E S S CAR DS jEITMEYER & R0BIS0N, M4crACTtREBS or - ;E0OTS ANDSHOES, ujulWiN'tH.I" T ' ... n.,r.-lr1 the Shoe Slion formerly ycc manufacture kit thai we offer V 0 ... irPft. W ...... i- l2 nll-ly LECTl C PHYSICIAN AMD SIJ V. (i'E O N , . J. SCHOCNI1KIT, pfORNEY AT LAW, pUflTORS IN CHANCERY, 1 r .rf F;rt and llaia Streets, ' jWARD-W. THOMAS, nORNEYp AT LAV, UCirOR l A- CHANCERY. J i'c r!ir ..t it4.i aud Fi:st S:rcPt. Uu.VMILU:. NKim.VSKA; ".''THOMAS I)A'IS'. lectic physician SU RC4 O N" , 11LE IWCK, SEBUASKA lid' r. nee, . L i lr. I. iwt, UrUwnviile. ril li. "i. LEWIS WALrDTER,.... 'ilSE SIX AN 01WAMKXTAL LUZLB AM) YWYM HANGER- ltiMiU Wll.i.l.. T E. LIOODY & Ori. AGARY NURSERIES, IOC K PC) 11 T, N. Y... rbc!c:oi r.til Ritflit Deaiels in Fxuit. ;it, a i-d Ornamental Trees, j . AKD'snnuus AND DR. D. GVIN, Having i-ruiHivutly L.HMtrl n!i' iOWNVILLE, "'NEHItASlvA, 'r' the pra. ti" nl M.-i-i r.t: and "urTV. tin u wi i l iio j-vull. 1 tou, vi ihe -Jvi JEWELRY. if n i uii.o j J. SCIIUTZ j fToBld tlounceiotlie ;ititrn or BrwuviU' mi.l vicinity that be has located biinseil in iT-ownvnle. 4fidiiiteiid krcping k fin l assort. I . fvervtluiiu in hi iin"-;f business whicb will Wi. tr.-i.h. lie will a!s.. do all kind.- of re- I :.d . i.cV. watcbeand ieweiiy All work war- v3ulSiy 0 T H E- ArT-LlCTJaDa 1 . 1)11. A. (iODFHKY, HYSlClANj SURGEON DBST ETR I CI A N, I iie-l in Fiance, havtnir twewy-f.ve jeers' exjc kMntt e "licai srirn e and one ot ihe otio i ii--.tlie -Ameivs-ui Journal f the Medical S-ien-i . heated pet inanen ly in Hr. wnvjile. and le ""..nen.lrr Ins i.rresti!ii services to the cn- i-v and icini'y ' nil c"..i floe hi set vices l comnu n pract-ce. f ssiilihP-.i t . chr.nic -i.f-!i-ese of Ions l .-Viliimsnt Turn .rs an.l S ie Ahscses nnd f..i-.ifl re Eye eveu V'M'! Blnlries, jfis oxmn -iilv it inl FaMinii S ckues- Palsy. fa l-jK'i-y 0 n-mupii-.il ' t be first and "1.1.1a1, iu-Moitv in s me torni-, and di'tfase ol f'ti'i !' iriiciU: attention paid io Aci V i a r ill f e TcrreMce to h -e jto- 'in,-i!rie iii the 1'ni e.l States and atterwaixls i,i "t " no i.- f.,nid at all h.-nri eiilratJ. 11. Haun -rat h'R dwelling h jose I. vti no. enme.l 4-i..Ma. b;i-ittes. ' - ,,?u ,r ii I1! 1R.OKT. 3. A. C O ST A II la K H IMPOkTIK AND DtAI.tR IS .ON STEEL, NAILS, i 1 l t I H.i vi;n(;s. AXLKS. FILE - ' I ' ' a" . I K it I' J ti l 'I' II 'v ' Ml I S 1 J JV O .H i I lk J a. J v ia : IIulis. Strikes ;nl Hent Mul'f. Thirtj Street, between Felix and F.dmond. MT JOSEPH, MO. i I iif.na-.i Si l.nir. hi ices ful cash J ii.e-st Pru-e I'aia ioi Scrap iron. . "l-r I 18ri l.v J. WILSON BOLLINGEtt. AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, j MJulrE, IrA-iL CO.. AEBUAsKA. . 'l'-b pmefiee in the al Curt in lia and I ' tii'.r countie. and will irive tMtn lit RtUMltton ' s !f r-n utru3t d to lit I i i'."-lr-' iHr. arttcular att m. Collection? r.niu- I j I3"- if . arttcular attenti-n given to b oat- f '"it Warrants on lands careluliy feieciea oy 'u t ;.i. nl2-yly , ... 'srrssixs' axi) fxperi- ' d as n wnrtui sn l '.r te est-eeial bene M -n and th-js- who MitJVr rtith Nervou 1 -v. Mclnrv, Prrtnainr.?Jv,cry.AcAe . j " t:-,.f Hij,, ni cured hi ra self by siuij .e tift.r ltjn(j yU tl prcni exp ne end incon ''; 'h-ujh the us w.r:hlu.? medicine vtil,v learned 1 n. . 1 ''liT.ts-i.. ttreontaiiut.lxinr Island. bv enclos r ,!,.'t-rid addressed enveloj. - Addres rirjcrx2 ct? Co., r j itti,i i"pr FlalMmC, K. Y ;i ' . .'ii.u Vina moo ruciosr rimur their t -u., " "e Small Fruits. tncUHllnc 20 Select tncUHllnc ! - VMlilU,.,. .. . ,r Also TtlftloCiie of Uulb .cs -'la rmii and I) luuieuul T sm. j. nn flarin Piants h eat Ac . flff-Sw escenes. tnort severe BATTLE HCEXES and -nf.' ' Wli in. on fine heavy rutper. Sent post-J'id. J C, rrl(,- Toerenf.mithetr.de ' 4Js, i?" r '"J wasev i.QcrtHt. 'J Wr IE55,,y B- AXSOS.rWatruUfAoriaT-e, J0HIJ L cArou ;i (Succeiior to LnhhhauV taron. ' - LAND AND 'TAX PAYING Dealer in Coin.. Vncurtent '"Jfotiey, Land Warrants Exchange, ami Gold Duzt MAIN STRKKT. BROrt ILLE, X CUIl ASM A. I wr.l rive enpecial attention tsbtij-liig and MMling ex '.hive n the principal citie if the United State and Ki.rope, U"id Silver, nucurrent Kank Btlii., and (i.iM Das', Collections made on all acceaMe points, ar.d proceeds remitted tn exihanpe at current rates. Df jK.fclif. received un current accouut, and Inter eht al lowed on petfal dcpfit. ( OFFICE, MA IX STRCKT. UCT1VEEX THE Tclcgrrapti r.n! the r. S. Laud onicc. i. i: i: .v u ; -I ' Co. .1 Uer. ' rt '. -f. 7. Je. Tli.iiip".u Mim, Col'r f Port, wm. T. Smiths .ii, q.. n.inker. J. T. Sloven. h.., AH'y t Law, J no. S. ;lllier, 3d Aud. U. S. Tarlr K tii"il, bankei b, Mi-Cieiund Pve x Co., linll. Tliolilflfr. Prlt, ' K ii. J o. t ar.ton, P. ki. niili Kq., PretM S. Bank, C !. tirv Ahl-, A'y at Iiw. C .i. o.m. ll iiiii'letfii A.tt'y at Law, J mite Tli. P iry , -rot. II Tiawiler, 1 jiUv.ore, Md. WTashlagfoP ' D. C. Chicaen, Til. St. Lo'iih.Mo. Annapol, Md. Mvcertbur)r Pa llagcrtown, ild. . Ksntcn, "itd: Curnberland, Md luvnn, A labnia. Nov 8, l$6(Mf. 131 J OWN VI LI. E 14 'UP1-! TKOHH, COLMAMj CO., Annoimce to the traveling public that their splendid and C"in iu kIioun Sieam Ferry running acrokk from ftimviuiile, Nebraska. is ..lie f the best in evf ry rerpct ..n the Tpper Mi .uni river. Tbfe U...it uuie icirular trips every hour ai.tliat no t:me will e b st In- wuiiina. The banks ..n both i1oh f the river are low and well er Jci ninth rei:iler unl .ading unne;eciary at is the c.ifP.-n ni i other ferries. No ier-need be entertained astodifflcultlesatornear thi crowinp, a eve j Ixh- in this resign, on both idea Kf Jie river, is ior the Cnioii ibe tr.nce-'! kind. . Our -cbarpes too hii ileia tbee hard limes are lower tlmn .n any oilier crossinp. Traveler fioui K.:;rsas to 'vr and to thecal will find thin the nearest and not. route i- every respect. THORN. -COLEMAN. & CO.. Brownville Xebr.-ka, t-pt.Slyt. 1S6I. L'NDRETHS Warranted Garden Seeds nLt;NDKX," K.OEMG !c CO., . . l.fl e JoM M O AhliZTT K CO . .) No. bi Nurih S-. p I :tejj.j'--Ve T.uxt ST. L.OUIS. MO. " ' " Oirer for ?a'e at .very b w fienres. a brpe end wel Ms .ii-.l si.k ..f Au-icuHjiral and H .nicultnral Imple ments. c-.niiri-ink' t-verythiiiii necessary to tho Farmer ios-e:htr with a laige and fresh supply of ' Lacdreih's-.rcIclirMii-d Garden Seed-, CROP OF 1S51, For which they are the -lc upents. Their friends tan re'y np-h' pMiiTijr T.-in tbeui eeils that nre not only pure bu't trr.e t nunie ii. -every in-itxnce. Also fl3ld seels at lowest market rates Chinese SoMrOnrie seeil. Tohacc.. seei. Tp r.nioiis Kc. . Dfalerln seeds uould do well to send theni their orders. Send tor Almanac aud Illustrated Cat a J'tfrne gratis. l;i.t Nl'EX, KOKXUJ It. CO. March 6, 1S2. . I35 ly To Western Farmers. . Tobacco 53 cod. i I have se? ml viirictn-.s ot Tob woo that will ripen well in tins latitude. T. an? one wht wishes acid, a i,d remit me a thre-i-ent IVst.is ytnmp, on the ssiuc' I will send .nter.if each "-iritty of seed (IUATIS. ' t)rdcrs must bo srtit InJli" months of -Sci.ictnber nnd October. I do this to iutrWu e the culiuru of T b eco iu tha West: - - Address R. O. THOMPSON', ' VyrHi-use. Otoe County, Ntbniika. P. S. r;iMrs in Missouri, Iowa.Kanst-. an Ne bi a.'k, jiubliahing 4he above once, and sending a Xo. tturked.will nn-iii-e tvr.-uty four yrr hniee fluw r d- tree by nail. R.' .- THOMPSON:- ' MKES"PE aSOLD ! i wili'receive Pike's Peak Gold nnd advance m-.ney Uiii.ii the same, and pay oyer balance of proceed as.H)iiasM'mt retnrns are h;id. In all caes, I wl ( exhibit the printed returns Of the United States M id ir Assay Aiflice. . ' . J NO. L . C A RSO.N, I BULL10X AND EXCHANGE BR0KE DROWN VI LLE, EH SKA. . , . ' . n20v4 JACOB MARH0N, MERC HA NT TAILOR, . BROWN VILLE, CHs he attention of Gentlemen desiring new, neat, ervic.ble and fashionable . .. . . . WEARING APPAREL, . . i TO II IS New Stock of Goods JUST .KfXJKIVED. , HIU1KD CLOTHS, CASS1MERS. VRSTIKGS. &C kt., or Tin: very la.iTETT styees, Which he will sell or make up, U erdef, l unptece dented low pr.ces. Tb. se wishtR any thinit in hia line will do well to call and examine his stock beiore investing. a he pled:cH himself w hold out peculiarly favorable la Uucementa. . , . , . - - February Itth. 186J.- - - R A L ESTATE A S V CoHcctibn .Office OF - - ' T- "VT. Sec3L.ro3r3., 1POWNV1LLE, NEBRASKA. i: Main, B'iveen Lev and First Streets, Particular attention plTcn to the Pun-hase and Sale-orileal. . '. . . Estate, Ulsvfiiff Col- , . lections anl lnymcntul' Taxes for Xon-Resl- dent. '"LAND "WARRANTS S-OiiSALK.frr eai ot)d on "la SO WARRANTS LOCaTRI) fnr Extern Cp itolista.on lands selected inm jwnal examination, nd aeorojilete Township .Vaj., h0wing Stream, Timber, Ac., forwarded with the CerlifieAte of lw- tKiirownTille.N'.T. Jan. 3.1861. - yl : Currants! Currants ! I hale left wiih R W. .Furna-.. fl-ownvilie a fir Eed and Dutch Carr.nt far ki l"oiTSLS SUGAR CANE MILLS i :. .' ARD 1 V 'I' " 1 EWAPO'RATOBS IlaTinr beea upp.tinte'l arent for the taele WokV Swat Cane Mil i amt - Evaporatora, Chicae. X41 I m prrpared t fill orders at the manufacturer'a pr'0- Prices of Hill f rotn $40 to $300. ' Evaporatora from $Mto35. Aldre!a : It VV. FURNAS. ' March 27, 1862 n3-tf. . Brownvil-e. Neb. FAIRBANKS' . ST AIi DAE D .' SCALES or all kikus. ; " . ) Also, Wit reboxiie Trucks, letter :Z1 iPrenea, tc. . ; FAIRBANKS, GREENLEAF & CO.. . 1T2 Itl&irST., CHICAGO, ! tT?He cjrenil. a id l.ny. on'y tLe penuiueCS Jit j' ISlU. !i43-3m -. , . XCG2. . FALL TRADE. ' ..10G2 1. 1 WEBER. WILLIAMS & YALE, JOOBCnS OF ii Ats, caps, : FURS, BUFFALO ROBES, BUCKSKIN GOODS, &c.; 25, LAKE STRKGIV CHICAGO, ILL. We hare now in Store for Pall Trade th Largest anl best Asconed Stock iu our lin ever exhibited in tLU Market, especially adapted to the want or Dealer irciu nil section of the Northwest, and unsurpassed in vmir-iy and cheapne by any to be found WK5T or EAST. .' Merchants who' have heretofore purchased in other Mat tel are especially invite I to examine our stock tbU season, and aie assured we are fully prepared mid leeruiined to sell floods as cheap, and on us favorable teruis a the best class of Houses in any Market. ' ORDERS WILL RECEIVE PROMPT PERSONAL ATTKNTION. CASH PAID FOR RAW FURS, and Trice Lis furnished by mall, v WEBER, "WILLIAMS & TALE. Oct. 4 '62. nl2-Snf 0 T of nmsu c-iwTii Merchantt aud Post Masters who will addres us thi fall, will be supplied with Varden, Fieid and Flower Sreds to sell on couwiiission at fair rate. These seeds sre all grown bet e atd are true t name. 1 THOMPSON St HEDGES. - Nemaha Nor'eiy, Syracuse, Otoe, Co. ' Ang-16- , An6-Fu8 tf : Nebraska.: V!.iM VKb'. L'iL Uiliir, Tlitre?'' .fior.z or '. i i i ,l l;j V"; 'ijwry, author l "ji'.'..-! - tb'" en. '" 'I'J-.is-nm.g u gw4. Prite j cis, um.U-d itee, A pinniet in attend- ir.ee tj try new luu&ia HORACE WATEUS,' cit ly Ne. 4SI Broadway, Publi her. Seeds Prepaid by Mail.. 25 Prettiest AnnnaN in Ct.ltlvati.m, - f 1 00 25 Ch ice Vegetable Seeds ior the Garden, - 1 CO lio;h to Clubs of Five f..r $S f To Club of Ten for $16; To Cli b-of Twenty l,.r $25. ... The NKv JAPAN N1LIET, with Immense .head six to ten inches b.iiji," 125 rents per Jarpe paper j Five tor $1. I received Genuine Seeds of this new sou valu able Millet direct from Japan, bv the Niagara, last My, ati'1 can c-iifldently recommend it as t;e l.es-t Jtllirt in rultlVation. ' B. M. WATSoK. " ' " n3i tf Old Colony Kureriea Pivuiouth Blast. ; Shingles ! Shingles ! ! ' ... . . ' i " . : :' .:) i I wou'.d respncitully Inform the citiaensof Kemaha county, ihat 1 fhall endeavor! to keep this market ajp plied with good Cottonwood Shint?ies. which 1 "will sei forcash; or take in exchange Cattle; Ilogs, Wheat or tni; R. F-BARRET. March 27. lSG2 n38-tf 1 . .' i '. Hiats Boots and Shoesi I have Jnt received a New Supply of Hats, C-ots and Shoes, which I will tell cheaper than they were ovei tiered here before. Call and see me. i DAYID SIKGEL Brownviile. April 1, 18 o40-M For Sale at Bargains. Two No. f Shuttle Empire Sewinit Machines. One Franklin Family Sewing Machina. ' . Two Horace Waters' $75 Melodious. , Two Freeh's Conical Washing Machines. , 0oe No. I P. W. Gates . Co.'a Suifar Cane Mills . , Kvaj'ateia. App y at, the 4dieWter nd Farmt Office. Browi vll'.e. i'rbraska. Mardi Uih. 1861 n36-tfl . I ! . ' - FRENCH'S CONICAL -Washing- Machines, The most simple, durable, convenient and economical art id ever invented for the purpose. Will do the washinjt of an ordinary family tefore hiiakriit. n t onlv savibe time tutcioines. By strictly following the printed directions, which are simp-e and easy, tt will wasn, at one num. six miio. or two doien email articles, in about tix orteven min ttfet, or their equivalent. ,. tiv ti tha ordmarv methods of cleaning fine fabrics nch as laces. &.c. the ereatest care is required, while -ith thi macbine the most delicate article can be .-.Lhoii vithnni th nnssibilitv of danaxe. TTipa results are nrwduced by the constant reaction the suds while the machiao Is In potion, erf Families, laundries, hotels, boarding-houses, fcosr-lt u asrinms. boardint-schools. on phips and steamers, and in the army, who h3ve these macaUnes in use. have sent in their testimonials vcluntarlallyand the enco n.inma nf the Press are verr numerous, aoiae of which t h.o riillis.DKl In Damohlet form.. ... an I ask of tuePnUUc is a careful examination of hi. m.oi.in hpfoift nurchasinK of others. innri non.it i Broadwav. corner Canal St.; New York. ' """'' ' '' ' Price only Tea Dollars. ' PHILtP FRENCH, Proprietor lA.lrm. twl 4S93. K. T. CUT P. O.. NBA liberal discount to tha Trtf. Agtntt wanted, Stndfor Circular. 600.000 AGENTS, MALB OR FEMALE,' TO IE LI. ' "' T I OTD'S VTIW STEEL PLATS COrNTT COLORED nc V- Ml-n CT111-C JUJII iir iur. uoo" ?miTM, eiviDAS. AND NEW BBUNSWICt. Trim recent survey, cempleted Aug. 19, 1842; cost im f u t.. nrv it and one year time. ..-rinr ta, anr 10 map ever made by Col ten or Mirctell. and sell the low price of fifty centa ; 70, WK) uam are enKravod on idm map. It U not eniy a County Mar.- but it U also a ivtrrvTY AND RAILROAD MAP of the United States and Canadaa omblned lo one, girinjt EVERr RAILROAD STATION . .. . .mi iitnca between. , Guarantee any woman or man $3 to $5 pgr fliy. ifld wl! I take back all maps thai cannot no aom idi reiuua themoney. 1 ' 'x i ... . . . Rend for 1 worth U try. . Printed.Uistructionsliow tocanyaa well be lurniahed I ali our atents. W.n'e.1 Who'esale Are-its f ar onr Map In every ' ... 4-.H,i. i,t aaada. BnjJland. France and Cuba.' I . r,..- i. nide with a lew hundre-t dollars eaoital K competition. ' T. LLOl'D, capital. ( r Broadw.r- New Tork. . vr.r rtpnartment usw our Map of Virglula Mry . .... ....a ..nivivi.ni. cost tlOO IO0, on which la iT i-Taiw,niwn. Maryland Helnht, Williamsport S: " . mu.m.k Mills. Koland's Ford, and Ml ot .-pt..ma!..and every other place In Maryland, rirtinla. antt Pennsylvania, or money refunded. PRICE 25 CENTS. m Tribnne AucnM t. , t.-nrd'xD(J Vireinia Mryiand, aud Ptnnsylva ..I. lln.V.nU vrrv iite: H'C -l b but 5o.euta, i..iii thi but MXiik caa bt pilfitaitJ. all il . QPFICIALi.; LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES Pasud at the Sccdn'd Session of the Thit ' ' Seventh' Cortsi: V. " " rpCBLi.iiiEb ' by 'auth'oritt. ' REVESVE LAW COXT1 SUED: Sec; 45. And It it irfr-r earicreo,,'Tbat- erery jerson who, on tb first, day. of Adjust, tgbteen butdred end Fixty-two, shall be the owner of any still. Isuikr, or otber Teasel. ued or Intended to be ued for the purpose of distilling spirituous liquor, as hereinbefore provided or, wbohall baye socb still, boiitr, or otber veusel urder his aui-crinten-iKntieiHther hi agent for'the' owner "or on his own Mi-count, aad eyry person who, after swid dy. shall use f r intend to use aiiy still, b.il-r orotber Teasel, as aft resaid. . either as owner, agtbt, or otherwiso. ha!l fr.m day to duy m iVf! true and exaei r:tj,4 cause be entered, in a book to b ktd by him f&t ibnl pnrpe, the i.nrwlxrrof gll 3ot' iji'utiug liquors d stillid ly h:m, rdaliith-f number of gl b us sold, ir r'm ved lor consumption r ee. and the proof tbere.f. which bk h-tll always be open in ti e d t;mr, Sunday ctrepud, for the in-peo-ticn of the said collector, who may take any min ute, tmmomndumsvor transit! pstheieof, and shall reiider to.. iid collector on ,tbe first, tejith,. and twentieth days of each atid every: month in each year," or within five days Iheieafter, 'a general ac count in writing, takn from his books, of the num ber oT gallons of pirituou3liqnors distilled and sold, or removed for consumption cr sale, and the proof thereof, for the period or fractional part of a month proceeding said day, or for such portion thereof as may hare elaps-ed from the date of fid entry and report to tho .-iid dny whi-'h shall next ensue j and shall alsit keep a book, or books, in a form to be prescribed by the Commissioner of Internal Reven ue, and to be open at all seasonable hours for inspec tion by the collector and assessor -of the district,' wherein shall te entered, from day to diy. the quan tities of grain ar other vegetable pr ductions, or olher substfinces put into the in sh-tub by him, big fgent, or stijierin'eiidt nt. for the pnrjosc of pruda eing spirits : r.nd shall verify, or catiso to bo Torified. the s id entrie-s. rjxirts, btks. jmd gonefal eccounid by oath or afiiriintin. tu he Uke.i b- f .re thacollec tt.r or n tne oth- r fn -er outl.orind by tha laws of the State to admiu:strr the same aivording to the form required by this act, wher the same. i$ prei cribed : and .-hall also pay to th collector the du ties tvhb-h by this act ought to be psidoq the spir itoux liquors so distilled aud sold, or removed ror consumption or sale, aud in said accounts muntioned, at Ihe time of rendering an account thereof. . Sec. 48. And be it frthr enacted, That the collcj tur of any district may grant a permit to owner or owners of any distillery within his district to send r h!p any spirits, the pioduct of said distillery, after the quantity and proof thereof shall have been as certained by inspection according to the provisions ot this aes, to any place 'without said district and within the United States , and in such case the bill of, lading or receipt (which shall be in such form as tho Commissioner of Interna) Revenue may direct) pfthe-rarno si. all bo taken in the name of the collec tor of the district in whu-h the distillery is situate, and the spirits aforesaid shall b-j eonninsl, in such bijl of lading or receipt, to the eollccu.r of the dis trict in whi h the place is situate, wbith. r the spir i; is sent or shiqped, and ih i mounlof duties upon .-aid spi.its .-hail be stmed in the receipt: and upon the arrival of the, spirits, and upon tho demand of the eolPicu.r aforesaid, the aont f tha distillery (and the name of the agent, for ihe convenience of the collector, shall always- append fn.the bill of la ding of the tu'eij t j shell pny the tiU.ties upon the sin ! spirits, with tne exp- ti.-o f fr-ijiht, 4ud cVcry otl.or txrnie wLuh !. pturcd thcrppon; n l sa d -o! lector, uriott the IMvm tit if thedaties aforx s. i f -'i'cr ihii hCi.if PvI'tt receipt and i lie ?i'trus t i the agent vi tiie sa4 iliMlivry ; st-) if th? duties are in t aid as afon mid,4 then the said; siri's tlMl la stoieu at. the risk and cost of the !ncer or Hgent 1 beret f. who shall pay an addition cj ten per c ntum thereup n : and all the general pro visions of tbis act, in reference to liens, penaltios, and forfeitures, aa also in reference to the collection, shall apply thereto) and bo enforced by tho collector of the district in which the collecter miy be: Pro tided, That no permit shall be jjrnnted under this section, ror a qi-amiiy less than fif ty barrels: And prm idtd, further, That, the Commissioner of Inter- n, J . l ... i. . . W . . nil itevei.uc, ut:aer tr.e oireeii' ti oi, tne.:rei.Bry f the Treasury. m.iy makoaueh further regal;ti. ns. ii nd texuir-.; such fu'thr securities. a he may deem pnq- r in ord r to joteet the revenue, and to carry ul the sp:nt and lott-tit. nf this section. Sec. 47. And be it Jnrther eutcted. That-distilled spirit uiny be rt moved Irom the pluee of roanniae- ture tor Ihe purpose if being exported,. or tor tne purpose of being redislilled lor export, imd refined eoiil oil niay bo removed for tne purjose of being exptTte, after the quantity of spirits or oil s re moved shall have betn aseertniied by n.pftv,n. ac ord ng to !be ptevisionst.f tl is act. uj on nd i h the tsntlen fxrioi.ssion ot the oo'leetor urdeputity collector of-th distrk-t. with, ut payment of -the iuliss tlierfon prt-vjons to sueb nniov.il. the owner horc-.f. having fi;st giv:'n bot.d t. the United States. uith siifDeient fun-lies, in tb- manner and form ami undr rguUtii us prescribed by tbe C. mmtssioner ot Iritrnnl lierenii. nnd in at bast tb-ublo the am ount t f said duti. a. t "txjxrt the suid spirit." r oil or pay the duties tu, -reon within su-h time hs may be prescribed by t. lomtni-sii -tier, which tira 'Sbai. b-.'StJtted in sa d ln-tid : I'ruridrd, 1b;it ary iors n desiring to give such btitid shal tirst m.-ike oath, be fore the collector or deputy collector to wnem ne may apply for a pcrrait to remove any such pirits or oil. in manner and form to be pn scribed by said Commissioner, that h intends to export such liquors or oil, and that he d;sires to obtain said permit for no other purriose whatever; and any collector or dt putitr collector is hereby authorized to administer vuch oath : And protided. further, That tjo such re moval shall be permitted where themnountof duties docs not exceed the sum of three hundred dollars, t or in any case where tbe person desiring such per mission has failed ti, perform the obligation of any bond previously given to the United States for tbe removal of nny such articles, until the same shall have been fully kpt. and (rl. rmd. And the col lector of tbe distrii-t in which any sar-h bond maybe jriven is Hu;h"r x'd eHncol said, bond on payment f Siid lurie. with interest thrreon, :u a rte to be t5x d by said Ci.nimissi-nr, nd all proper charges, it sai l liquor or ril siall n t. hiive b-cn exfiorted, or uioti a'i-taeiory tirHji mat tne same nave oeen extirttd as Hfcrt-seid. And in ense f tbe breach of the obhgaiion f sny sueh Is.nd. the fame shall be forth with fotwa:ded by the collector of the-district to the Commissioner f Internal Kevenue, to be by him placed in tbe hands of the First Comtroller of the Treasury, who Frail cause the same proceedings to be taken thereon, for the purpose of collecting the duties, interest aid charges aforesaid as are provi ded in tbis act in case of a delinquent collector. SiC-43. And be it further enacted. That the entries made in the books of the distiller, required to be kept in the foregoinr section, hall, on the first, tenth, and twentieth 1 days of each and every month, or within fire days thereafter, be verified by oath or affirmation, to be taken as aforeaaid, of the Grson or persons by whom such entries shall have eo made, which oath or a formation shall be certi fied at the end of sueh entries by the collector or cer administering the same, and shall be, in snb- stanee. as follows : "l do swear (or amrra ; mat tne foregoing entries were n.ado by nie on the respect, re davs specified, arc! that they sta's. according t the best of my knowledir sd belief, the whole quantity tf s'.iritiius iiquc-ra dtstiiit-n anu soki, or removed for cociuojpt.cn or sale, at tbe distillery owned by n hee-.unty of .amounting to rallons, according to the tow prescribed by the Unit d State. See. 49. And be it further enacted. That the owner, azent, or superintendent aforesaid, shall, in case the crtzinal entries required to be made in his books by this act than not nave been maae oy Him self, subjoin to the oath or affirmation of tbe person by whom they vera mad the following oath or affirmation, to be taken at aforesaid : "I do swear (or affirm) that, to the belt of my knowledge and belief, tbe foregoing entries are just, and true, and that I have taken aU the means in my power to mike them so." '" 1 See. 50. And he it further enacted1, That ohaac! after the first. dy of Augwt. eighteen hundred and sixty-two, there hall be paid on all boer. lager beer, ale, porter, and other sim'lar fermented liqiors by whatever name such liqnort may be called, a dutv of one dollar for eicb and every barrel con taining aot more thaa tbirty-one gallons, and alike rate for any other quantity or for fractional pamof barrel, which nhall be brewed or manufactured and sold e-r removed f or donsumptioh cr sale within the United States or - the territories thereof, or within the pbiriet of Columbia; after that day: Mil(1S t SrS.l I- p 'J ' ur jvwi urx, hiti... ip!feu&fti 'i tb IK"! cr ana ii t mrubriHft all pil by lh xwner. njrfr.t. or such fermented liquors shJl be made, and shall be paid at the time of rendering the accounts of such fermented liquors so chargeable with duty, as re quired to be rendered by tha following. section of thi act : Prox.ded, That fractiotal parts of a barrel shall be ha Wrs,' quarter., eighths, and srxteentbs; and any ractional jart containing less than one. sis eenth shall be accounted one-sixteenth'; more than one-sixteenth, and not more than ona-eightu, 'hall be accounted one-eighth ; more than one eighth, and cot more than one quarter, shall be ac counted One-quarter; more than .one-quarter, and not more than one half.shall be accounted one-half: inn re than one-half shall- be accounted- one barrel ' Sec, 51.. And be it further enacted. That every person who; on said 'first 'day in August,' ighteen hundred. and .sixty-twit, shall ba the owner ot occu lant of any brewery or premises used or intended to be used W the purp sa of brewingor roakitig-such fenntn'ed liquors, or who shall hnva such premises under bis control or superintendence, aa agi'ht for the ownef or.oc2Up(tnt, or. jhall.hava in bis posses sion or custody any vcxrel or vessels iotendad to be used on said premises in the manufacture of beer, lge boer, ale, porter, or other similar fermented liquors, cither ss owner, airent, or otherwise, ibV' from b-..k wb u dy t. d i", e.-iter or csusu t$',be r: .tJL'i 13 11 t b Ket-t br hi a f r ilit-purpose,1- and shs.l be oteted at all t.mes. except Sundiyj, b twtit tha -rising a 1 setting oi tha sun, for tb inspection of ssid n.llect r, trb may take any min utes or ' memoriuddms'or trancrip"s thereof the quantitios of grain, W other yegetablo productions or olher subsUnes, put into the mno-tub or oth. erwise used for th - purpose of producing beer,, or for apy other purpose, aud the quantity or number of barrels and fraction.',.! parts of burreis of ferment ed liquors made And. sold, or removed for Consump tion or sale, keeping separate account of the several kinds and descriptions ; and shall render-to said col lector, on the first day of each month in each year, or within ten days thereafter, a general account, in writing, taken from bis book, of tha quantities cf gr in, or other vegetable productions or other sub stances, put into the masb.tab, or otherwise used, for the purpose of producing beer, or for any other purpose, and the quantity or number of barrels and fractional part of barrels of each kmd of fermented liquors made and sold, or remoyed for consumption or sale, for One month prrceding said day ; and shall Terify. or.cause to be verified, tbe said entries, ra ports, books, and gencj.il accounts, on oath or affirm ation, to be taken before the collector or some officer authorized by the laws of the State to administer the same according to the form required by this act where the eaiue is prescribed ; and shall also pay to th said collector tbo duties which, by this act. ought to bo paid on the liquor made and sold, or removed for conrumption or sale, and in the accounts mentioned, at tho time of rendering the account thereof, as aforesaid. But whero the manufacturer of any beer, lager boer, or alo, manufactures lb c same in ono collection district, and or hires a depot or waaehouse for the stsrage and sa!e of such beer, lager beer, or ale in another collection district, he may, instead of paving to the collector of the district in which the same was manufactured the duties chargeable thereon, present to such collector or his deputy an invoice of the quantity or number of burreU about to be removed for the purpose of stor age and sale, specifying in such invoice, with rea sonable certainty, the depot or warehouse in which ho' intends to place such beer, lager beer, or ale; and thereupon such collector, or deputyshall in dorse on such invoice his permission for such remo val, and shall at the same time transmit to the col lector of the district ir. which such depot or ware house is situated a duplicate of such invoice; and thereafter the imuiufjtu'rer of the beer, lager beer, or ale so removed shall render the same account, and pay the sama duties, anl ba subject to the same liabilities and penalties aa if the beer," lager beer, or ale so removed had been in mufactured in the district.-The Commissioner of Internt.1 Revenue may prescribe such rules as be may deem neceaaary for the purjse of carrying the provisions of this ieov ttouiato effect. : .' ' Sec. 52. And bo it farther enictsJ, TVr. t tM entries inrii'e i:i t.- Io., a rroi.-i-a t Oa kef.1 by ti t f- rfcvtoj Kuiou snail; un said first day of each aci every; muj.hi. or within tea dayjthcrea.ftor.be vri fied by tho oath or affirmation, to be taken as afore said, of the person or persons by whom such entries shall have, been made,' which oath or affirmation shall be certified at tbe end of such entries by the collector or otiuer administering the same, and shall be, in substance, as follows : , "I do swear (or affirm ) that the foregoing entries were made by me on the respective days specified, and .that they, state, - according to the best of njj knowledge aud belief, the whole quantity of fer- mcnted liguors either brewed, or brewed and sold at a.. l.v. i.. the brewery owood by . in the county of, amounting to barrels." , ,. I Sec." bi. And bo it further enacted. That tbe owner, agent, or superintendent aforesaid, shall, in case the origin! entries ro iuire l to be made in his books shall not have been made. by hnmself.subjicin to theoath'or afli.miition the f iloing oath.or af firmation, to bo taken as aforasaid ! 1 "I do .swear (or affirm) that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing entries arejust and true, and that 1 have taken all the means in my power to make them so." ' ' 1 ' Sec. bi. And be it further enacted, That the owner, az-nt. or superintendent of anv vessel or vessels u.-ed in making fermented liquors, or of any still, boiler, orother -esse! ns;d ia'the distillation of fpiiits, ou which dutv is payable', who shall neglect or reiuso to make true am1 exact entry and report of ih same, or to do, or cause to be done, any ff the things requited by this act ti be done as aforesaid. shall f'-ritjit tor every such neelect or refusal all the l.-quors or spirits iru.ie by or tor him, and all the vessels used in making tbo same, and the stills, boilers, and otner vessels med in distillation, to gether with tbe sum of five hundred dollars, to be recovered with co?t of suit : which said liquors or spirits, with the vessels containing the same, with all the vessels used in making the same, may be seised by any collector of internal duties, and held by him until a decision shall be had thereon accord ing to law : Provided, - That !- such seisure bc'made within thirty days after the cause for the same may have occurred, and that proceedings to enforce paid lorte.ture snail nave been commenced by such col lector within thirty days after tbe seizure thereof. And the proceedings to enforce said forfeiture of said propeaty ghall be in the nature of a proceeding id rem, in tbe circuit of disttict court of the Lnited Stat os for the district where such seizure is made, or in any other court of competent jurisdiction. Sec. 55. And be it further enacted, That in all cases in which the duties aforesaid, pa j able on epi riluous liquors distilled and sold, or removed for consumption oi sale, or beer, lager beer, ale. porter. or otber similar fermented liquors, shall not be paid at the time of rendering the account of tbe same, as htrtsiu required, the person or persons chargeable therewith stall pay. iu aauiUon, ten per centum on the amount thereof; and, until such duties with such addition 'hall be paid, they shall be and re main a tioo upon the distillery where such liquors have beenu:still d,ortno brewery where such li auors have been brewed, and upon the stills, boil era. vats, and all ether implements thereto bclonr inz, until the same shall have been paid; and in ease ot refusal or neglect to pay said duties, with fie addition, within ten days atter tne same snail nave become navable. the amount thereof day be recov ered by distraint and sale of the goods, chattels, and a i . . aa. effects of tbe delinquent; ana; in case or euca oia traint, it shall be the dttty of tbe officercharged with ! the collection to t.tke, or cause to be made, an ac count of the goods, chattels, or effects which may b- distrained, a copy of which, signed by the officer making such distrains shall be left with the owner or possessor of sueh goods, chattels, or effects, at his. at- . L aa.i. 1 her, or tneir dwelling, wua a note oi tne sum de manded, and the time and place of sale; and Said officer shall forth -vith cause a notification to be pub lished in 8"mfl newspaper, if any there be, within the county, and publicly posted up at the pest-office nearest to the rjsidenee of. the person wboto pro perty shall be distrained, or at the court-house of the same county, if not mora thaa ten miles distant, which notice shall specify the articles distrained, and the time and plee proposed for the sale thereof, which time shall pot b less than ten days from the date of sUch notification, and the place proposed for sale sot more than fire miles distant from the place of making such distraint . Proeiled, -bat in every case of distraint for the payment of thn duties aforesaid, the goods, chattels, or effects so di trained may and snail be restored to the owner or pd-sesor if, prior to the aale thereof; payment or tender thereof shall be made to tbe proper Ulcer charged with the collection, of the full amount demanded. together with tticb fee for levyinz and advtrtising, and such cum for the necessary and reasonable ex penses of remorme and keepmz tte jroocH, eaaiteis and effects to distrained as may be allowed in like cares by the laws or practice of the State or Terri. tn, wkaratw -tfi iatmint ah&ll haVfl h n tETiis : torv wherein- the distraint shall have ben but in ease of non-payment or neglect to Und ;r aforesaid, the fcaid officer shall proceed to seL . said eoods.chatiels.an4. effects at pa bud. zuctiuo. after due notice of tbe time and place of itle, and it .... , r . j t , "J tasJ the amount demandabla for tba use of the Upittd States, with the said necessary and roaaonable ex penses of said di itraial and- sale, as ajoresaidt and a commission of five per centum thereon for his otcn use ; rendering the oYerpluV, if any there he, to' the person whose goods, chattels, and effects, khali hi To ben distrained. See. 58 And be it further enacted, That evory person licensed as aforesaid to distil spirituous li quors, or licensed a a brsJer, shall, once in eaeh u inftr, upon the request of the assessor or assistanl nse$sor for tbe district in which bis business, as distiller or brewer may he carried-on, respectively, I nrntsh the said assessor or assistant assessor with an abstfjgt T, the- entries upon hts books', herein . . - i , . l. i . t . t iroviiea to oa man v. snowing us amouni. oi spiritu ous li juur distilled and sold, or removed for con sumption or sale, or of beer. lager ber, ale, porter, or other fermented liquor made and sold, or romoTed ior cOnfetimption or' sale, dtirinfr the preceding montb. respectiTely : the truth and correctcesj of which abstract shall be verified by tha oath of the party so furnishing the sumo. And the said asses sor or assistant assessor shall have tha right to ex amine the books of such person for the purpose of !t?ferta!Dir' th ccrr?ctnrjs crsush 8l5ttacr.. Ard ! ! r ; Set whn ro- v-i,-r-rt-i t fat aia-aa cxau.isatioa cf :be books as aforesaid, ths person so ncdectij.r tihaJl forfeit the I out of fire hnr.ire-i dollars. .UCEySES.. . . ; ' See. 5?. And be it further enasfed,That from and after thefirst day of AugOSt, eiglte-m hundred and sixty-two, na person, association of persons, or corporation, "shall be engaged in, prosecute, or carry on, either of the trade or occupations mentioned in section sixty-four of this act, until he or they shall have obtained a license therefor in the manner hereinafter provided. . Sec.5S. And be it farther enacted. That every person, association of person's, partnership or torpor, ation, desiring to obtain a license to engage io any of the trades or occupations named in the sixty fourth section of this act, shall register with the as sistant assessor of the assessment district in which he shall design to carry on such trade or occupation, first, his or their name or style ; and in ciie of an association cr partnership, the names of the several persons constituting such association or partnership and their places of residence ; second, the trade or occupation for which a license is desired ; third, the place where such trade or occupation is to be carried on; fourth, if a rectifier, the number of barrels he designs to rectify; if a peddler, whether he designs to travel on foot, or with on&, two, or more horses ; if an inn keeper, the yearly rental of the bouse and property to be occupied for said purpose ; or, if not. rented, tho assistant assessor shall value the tame, j All of which facts shall be returned duly certified i by such assistant assessor, both to the assessor and collector of the district ; and thereupon, upon pay ment to the collector or deputy collector of the dis- trict the amount as hereinafter provided, such col lector or deputy collector shall make out and deliver a licjnse for sucn trade or occupation, which licenso shall continue in force for one year, at tte place or premises described therein. Sec. 59. And be it further enacted, That' if anr person or persons shall carry on or exercise any trade or business hereinafter mentioned fur the ex ercising or carrying on of which trade or business a license is required by this act, without taking out such lioense as is in that behalf requtrcd. he, she, or they shall, for every such offt nse, respectively, for feit a penalty equal to three times the amount of the duty or sum of money imposed for su.?h license, cue moiety thereof to the use of the United States, the otber moiety to the use of the person who, if a col lector, shall first discover; and if otber than a col lector, shall first give infoemation of the fact where by said forfeiture was incurred.' Sec. 60. And be it further enacted, That in every license to be taken out under or by tbe authority of this act, shall be contained and set forth th par pose, tr.ido, or business for which such iHehse i grated, anl the true nauao and place cf aboia of ti person or per3jns fi" ir ? r't ibe'fixr- if for a r.;tnier, the quantity of sp;ri:s authori-si! to bers if br y K. rw . r !i,i on fwti or with one, or two.r r raora bort'j L i iuae for which such luense is to rua, snd ths true U or time of granting such license, aod (except in the case of auctioneers and peadlerst the place at which the trade or business fnr which such lioense ia granted shall be carried on. Provided, That a icense granted under this act shall cot authorue the "person or persons, association or corporation ment'oned therein to exercise or carry on the trade isiness specified in such license rn any other ) than that mention ad therein, but nothing hbrein,ontamed shall prohibit the storage of goods, r3' P'' - - -.1 .1 .j . .L ... .u - IdVDUl yaiMvoi-, See. 01. And be it further enacted, That in every case where mure than one of the pursuits,' employ -' mcnti1, or i ecu l at ions Hereinafter described, snail be pursued or carried on iu the same place by the same person at the same time, except as- therein mentioned, license must be taken out for each ac cording to tbd rate severally prescribed. Sec. t2, And be it further enacted, That no aus- tioneer shall be authorized by virtue cf his licenso as such auctioneer to sell any goods or oiher pro perty at private sale ; and if auy such person shill sell any puoh gxds or commodities, as . aforesaid, otherwise tnan by auction, without having taken out such liccn-e as aforesaid for that purpose, he or rhe shall be tubject and liable to the penalty in that behalt imposed upon persons deal in" in crraUinr.2 or trading or selling any such goods or commodities without license, notwithstanding any hceuie td him or her before granted, as aforesaid, for the purpose of exercising or carrying on the trade or business of an auctioneer, or selling any gods or chattels, lands, tenements, or hereditaments by auction, any thing herein contained to the contrary notwith standing : rrovided, always, That Where sucn goods or commodities are tne property oi any person or persons dul v licensed to deal in or retail, or trade in or sell the samo, such person orpersons having made lawful entry of his, her, or their house or premises far such purpose, it shall and may be lawful for any oerson exercising or carrying on the trjd or busi ness of an auctioneer, or selling any gotds or chat tels. lands, tenements, er hereditaments, by auction as aforesaid, being duly licensed fir that purpose. to sell such goods or commodities as aforesaid, at auction, for and on behalf of such person or persons, and upon bis, ber, or their entered bouse or premi ses. withouttakingoutaSeparatelicensc for such sale. The provisions of this section shall not apply to judicial or executive officers making auction sales by virtue of apy judgment or decree of any eouot, nor public sales made by executors and ad ministrators. (To be continued.) Crops In Ohio Future Surplus The wheat crop has just been gath ered in the the most part throughout the State. It is the best and largest crop of wheat produced in Ohio since 18o0. Tho crop of that year was the largest ever grown in the State, and the largest average per acre. It is probable that the croD this year will be equal in a mount to that. The crop of 1850 was 31,500,000 bushels. . That of this year may safely be put down at 30,000,000 After 1850 the wheat crop of Uhio declined till it reached only 11,000 000 bushels in 1854 which was but a little more than one-third the mail -4. A . ' - mum. The maximum and minimum crops were as follows : " " In 1850 - .'' 31.550,006 bushel ' la 1334 IW33.I1Q In 1857-. 23,137,613 From return of assqssors received at the office of the "Commissioner of Statistics, it appears that the crop -of 1861 was abdut 15 per cent less ihdri that of 160, which- would riiake last year's crop in Ohio 20,000,000 bush; els. From general observation, .at seems that the crop both in quantity and quality is far beyond that of I8 60; so, as remarked, it may be set down at not far from thirty millions. The three crops then, of '60, '61, '62, were ver hearl as follow ? ...... 23 "ft-:TJ."ii.t M.imtvaxin) .50,000.005 lohsia. The coosumptWof the State -for both food and 'seecf "does not ,excWl 1S,000,000. We have, then, the fol. lowing surplus of wheat : - 1 ' ' basbeX Er "" ' " 7.000.039 For 1851........ .-.17,000,000 - Ihis is, ofcourseon the issump' tion that the. wheatja stored and ground without any wa'stp." ; It will bo observed, that as the consumption re-, main3 nearlj.the amej the' increaso' of the crop is ' really na increase of the surplusi "The State is, therefore; as to th profits of comnerc?, a much greater gaiacr than tl; crense cr tne cr bne corn crop hs zqvt got to 2j)th of Au in a xnpstLcscsIIcn: dition, the plant being : vigorous and growing rapidly. It ilTbackward in,, point of time, but' never in a. better state. The drought which was "appre hended has not taken place ; and if the remainder of - 'August should ' be dry And hot, it Will be no more - than what the corn' plant requires to make and ripen it Veil. - Thi3 will probably be the case ; and, without providential calamities of an unusual kind, it miy be assumed that the coVnr . crop of 18G2,will be abdv the aver- a;re. he oats 1s rather inferior. There will, on the whole, be Joss than . 'aa average. in mo.... In 1831 In 1332.... OtheT mall grain and potatoes have ' I lone remarkably well, and the grasj- ' ' crop is unprecedented. Taking all " the crops together suppoin' the re'-"?J mainder of the season .'.to be fufr for gathering the outstanding cropg it . ' r may be confidently affirmed that' Ohio.".- will have produced a?j agreate ct - i breadstuffs much eXcecdinir that in any year of-its existence. The ag gregate crop- of 1860 was the 1 irgcst ever produced in the State beirT oiiq hundred and fifty three .millions .of bushel?, including potatoes. The ag gregate cf 1862 will exceed thi iin- .: mense amount. We' shall' h;ivp, there fore, the same surplus to sl-hVjo.ul -:! in! 1862'63 that we had in 1 8tf0'61 .-i ' WhenVft add to tbis. the labor used in"1 m anu fact :ri; flcrur. II luor. r.r. l r-r-- A A m t viiicn- tz tc this a;Tin; Uw.o ji UalLl. "..l'i C ...ii u. j u'rpla prodactf ,arica!turo c.ip ;.r- d from Uhio will exceed the inttr.-.. erst on a thousand millions of dollarj the whole value of property, Jnjha.T ciate; anci win exceeu me mieresi oa the whole National Debt, made by tL6 war, in two vears -from its commenced . ' at - rLent. " It 13 m these products of frco- aboi and good soil, that we see in ": what manner a people become stron1' and independent. .Knglaml . h5 no- : such independence. ' For forty-year she ha3 impoited 'bread every year and next winter will hayc:to pay Ohio, r the cash for these .very .products. J This is the triumph 'of a Hepuhlican . state, in wmcn laoor nas u reward, and there is neither cast or slavery to' ' depress honest industry. '' ' ' In conclusion, -wo may ?.ly that Providence is on-our eide I ' - l!or great the contrast between -these -vat-:- harvests and evcrflawmg grat.aries aod r what might have been, , had our,.fieltl3. been wilted with blight and drought , Let us be thankful taat God leins in mercy, and will cause truth andright- tousness to prevail. Cin Gaz. Migration of Birds In ttlnler. .Some, species of birJs .remain io ihej nonhern btatps during the. Winter. Tha crow, the wobd-petker, th'V' yellow-bird i little transformed, and 1 a few 'ithers spend nearly the whole year at the Garth. ; lieside tuese, .we have. afew. vuiujrsfrom. Arctic regions, who like our winiers bet ter than their own, but can not endure a I aa "V our not summers. JJut tne majority ot Our Summer birds ga southward ch'the: approacaof Winter. It is an eld noliori - that swallows. spend their. winters, here, in sand banks or in mud at the bottom of onds; and that robins hyberhate in hol ovr trees and in caves in the foresti. We have no faith in this. . Now and therl . a robin or. other bird, ovehakn by Win-. ter, may spend the cold season here, feed ing on seeds and 'berries,' but this is doubtless an exception to the general rule. American 'Agriculturist. '- Few things are cal ciliated to maVef a more painful irapressiori' th.m the view of empty rcfomsV once "contain- ' Ing within their walls so raden of the warmth," And light and joy of life. There is a .voice in their silence ev er proclaiming ,,the, mutability of hu-. man things the dull ashes i the cheerless grate are emblematical of the, decaying embers aforelijne burn- i. . . ii -. " -.. A-i err.' - '-- ing in Dosoms now cou. i.ie ro rnaihs df a string ' which lie about the floorsv'are types of the broken fibers which once bound some-fond heart to a" cherished object, severed now, but still refasing ouitti their hold. It is nothing to. tell ns that "the change, i for the better;') that they would be mosh better nT" Whc has not felt the fallacious charcter of such comfort in the anguish of a part ing hour. ' ' - - ,