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gloOcinber, Gerr Jcbn Rure NIT 00lif CD.
tharina Uaat, BON gnmriL -6srr 4arcn
6oG init D1i6 Ellen Bonner, BON gumru :
5err milliam Bnrfbart nit Wli6 gattarina
Nmn WlilIsr, BON Neabins
-purtb Den gbrm. u. 8. 0ei6enbainsr, am
Is. Sfop., 6err Sfaae Dieter, BON gretsr,
init W7is glua Ghafer, BON gbeffsr GO.
--bnrh Den gbrm. Saecb Dliller, am ls.
Slop., 6srr Sobann Sspple nit Bithpe Ga
"a Bsnlon, BON Neacins ~
-onreb ben gbrw. G. u. pauli, ain I Sten
Sfop., 5srr Qmos 8oIben init Olib gatba
rina Inn Starf, beice pcn $aneaifer Go. =
am l5tcn 6srr Sofepb Srdlner nit Oll6 G
III linn Stofer, beIoe Don $anealter Go.
-oureb ben gbr,p. 8. 5. 3. Sassr, am II
Slcp., 6r. Scnas Sricerici. BON albany, init
Olib Nnna Sriberiei, bon >ombin, $rha Go
= am l7ten 6err W1c(es NisIer init Diff
Snianna Slices, beibe BON SrIumitfeb.
ourb Den g6rp. 9. g. 6srmann, am
II. Slcr., 6srr Salomon <sfcbcr. bon @riin.
,pifdb, nit Od6 gotbarina 6a0eutatb, BON
Winbior. -6err peter 9rebsties, bon
0ihmcnc, nit Onb gIinbetb $sIeter, BON
Binolor.
--rurb oen ebrw. 2lusult 8aap. an Der
ratD. SlrtDe 5h Oc,CpeHDcppen, 0in 20. Deto
6r. 3bcmas Queen nit Oiib Watilca Sonss,
beibe bon &rinmidtb -am IL. Slopsmbsr,
6r. 9bomas SheIl nit Oli6 Daatilra Ntbr,
bcipe pcn QDafbinaton Saunftbip
-burh Den gbr,p. 3. Q, Nitton, am | l. .
Wcr., Col. Gd6avpe DieWittacl, nit Wlb
W1artba Sheppard, trire bon Nsapina.
-burtb orn gbrm. Qebi Bull, 9. O., am
22. 0lcU in UItblanp, $ancaiter Gauntp, Der
Nbtt. Bm Strcns, bon cielcr Stact, nit
Srau Naebd 6. Sull, Sottter oes 4htb. G,
Oapis, BON >aneater So
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Nbilaoelpbter 8lebmartt.
Ybilabelpbia, 9topsmb. "a. 1874!

SIN Marfts paren rpdbrsno Der lBotbs .
1850 Sdlabtobfsn, $50 Rubs l3 Sbrpsis
ne unb 1900 Sboafs unc qdmmsr. Die Sss
fbdfts mo Yreife waren wis fcl9t:
Sblahtobftn.-950 Stuf psrfauft su $s5
bi6 81 Die 100 Yfunb, fir ssw6bnli6s mittsls
mdsiae unb quite 0uaIitdt. 400 wurcen nab
9eu Vorf 9strisb.
Sibe.-Nae Wurbsn psrfauft Su $25 bis 40
fir MiIbfuDn $l5 bis $22 fir springer unp
SO bi6 $14 fir trofne Sibe.
Sbwsns-1300 psrfauft Su $43 bis So, bic
100 Qfuno.
Sbaafs u. Qdmmsr - lille perfauft ;u So
bi6 $4 fir Sbaafe unb 81 bio So fir Gamer.
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aeipahfen. caE eie $euts Henerisael arbrau'
fbsn nilTrn, Tim lts umlnrclsn giner Der.
ielten, ipeun aeb6ris anssebcblt, foil Elm crs
nentliebes Tevfa,ilnnasbans nit eimsm 6cl3
Dfen barinn, fir cine fleine 8emcinoe, aeben.
Ois Soften Der arossn gilsnbabn naeb cem
itilIen Wlesrs. = Inf oer Convention ~ ct.
souis ,puroe sine Nb1ttasuns Der Soften Der
Sabn nah Dem ttillen Weere, oureb Obrit
Curtis, sinem aefetiftsn Snsenisr, DOrselsst,
fammt psn &oftsn Der Sermeduna. Die
Sabn fam, ipie CT msint, fir 88 Wlillionen
Sbaler beraeItsllt mercen, nno 1000 Wlann,
ein Snsenier nit elmer partie fir jebe 90
W1silsn, t6nncn bic Derms1uns in sinem
Sabre bolIenben.
ltnsli fs fail. = Nm porleBten 9ien.
ttaa O1crsen nm ltbr fel Der SorosrtbeiI
eines ueuen oreit6tiasn 8afltsinbaufes IN
Der W1cnument. StraBe, Baltimore, pltBlitt
init einem furhtbarem SettGe sulammen.
3wei Arbsiter, bic GUT 3et i'm 6auie bslebifs
ti9t Daren, ipurben inter oen Srilmmern tes
aratcn uno lltten tebeutenbe SerleBuuseu.
Shlehtes Matsrial unc feblcdte 4rtsit ma.
ren Die lIrfahen.
spittsbura, 9. SloO. - Gin junser Oiann,
,peItbcr nah @lepelanb III rsifen teab bfdtiss
te. um baIelblt msbieInilhe Sorlefunsen gu
btrcn, fam am lesten O1cntase bier al, Icine
saft6sn noblsefillt nit Gelo. Sn einemsas
ftentntte bate CT 200, unc III cinem anpern
81 3balsr. Ills CT 9eiteru am Bbarf itano
nm absursiisn, rsceten ibn lWei 5erren fol:
9tnpermaben an:
u6atsn Cir ni6t ibr 3aItbsntntb fallen
lafen 2"
Scr 9tubeut fab auf unr fiib!ts lsine Sa'
ften Gein fotttarfes Safbentuh mar fort
er iprah ;u ittb Ieltt ocae 0np bod cbr'
llhe Serls 0e baten bein Sele arrettrt,"
uno CT 500 Gin anperes Safebentucb bcrane
nno beIobnte Die 9uten ScrIs nit so 2bal.
Olan trennte fttb, unp Der Stupent sina
aufs Soot. Uls CT balclttt lcin SaIebenbuh
untcrIuhte, mar es 5par poasspfrcpft NIT
Dapier, ater Iein Sslb mar fort. Ole
Shurten batten i'm aue9cpIhnpcrt. Bon
237 Sbasrn paren ibm nur aeticten
gr lirf 3u Iloermann Gtecle'e Dffle, ater
Die 9ai6enoiebe battsn lttt mfhtbar aema6t
uno man frnnte nibts IN ter Sacbe tbuu.
Sreib. Srp.
Son Santa So erfdbrt man, pa6 sisutrn't.
SimpIon enen bcliern unp I'm 500 O1ellen
ndbrrcn 1Br9 na6 galIfornitm 5wiIhcn Der
Sila unO Oer altrn IpAniibrn SeraBe 9efnn'
cen bat.
0ie intsrrfanteitsn Sininsn fano man in
Der Se9eno ron gbaeeo, wclhe nadb ib
rcr Gage, ibre III 2lueIrbcn uno ibrcm ltmfansc
Die pabren ltetcrrsite Der UStstCn oss 12tsn
Jabrbncerts ilno ; Der Ort itimmt gang init
per Stele itbersin, Die ibnen 6umbolet, auf
bic 4utoritdt Ginger <anpfartrn, ansepieIen
BAT
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WSeilemaelber 6efprm.

Die Senatoren Der Ser. Staaten BADEN
flbon felt eini9en Sabrsn Die 9swcbnbsit beim
Nnfan9 elmer jeoen neuen Nbminitration BON
lbnen tcgenannte utonlfruftipe Meilen9elber"
anSurebnen--rpa6 fir bic 9tationaIsS tbass
fammer slne b6dbif uoetruftpe" (psroerbIibe)
Sabe ut. Der QSe9, me lie's MAIDEN, 1T
fel9encer. 9tat Der 2uf16iun9 bs6 @on9rsIs
ieS wsroen Die Ofit9ecer oe6 Ssnats bsnads
rlbti9t, elmer 6efonoern Sisun9, pstde Der
neus prdliesnt beruft, um oa6 @abinet gu bes
ifdti9en, &c. beisuNobnen. Ole uecntruttipsn
Wsllen9Ioer" nun iino barauf 9e9rlinbet ods
man !. .. onnimmt, jsber Senatcr babe in
Der Natt pom g. Mdr5 eIi9it eins 0ieifs nab
ielnsr Sosmatb 9emaht uno fsi am anoern
Wcr9en misoer Surif9efebrt unb in Sersit.
fbaft Der nsuen Sisung bsiSupobnen. Sn
oneern QSortsn jebrr Senatcr rsCbnet unb be-
Siebt bic Wsilen9elber fir cine sn9sbiloste Neis
le wdbrsno Der Natbt ;wfbsn Der rsaslmdsi>
gen uno bsicnosrn Sieun9, nab fsner Soeis
n'atb uno Suriif, oa Die Senatpren bod felten
in jener Raft ron Der Stabt QSaibjn9ton abs
neieno line. 9iels @smobnbeit uecnlfruftis
pe Wellsn9eloer" iu fcrbern, 1T fenssfallS liz
berelnlfmnRno NIT Der ueonifruftipsnn gSsiss
belt unierer 8erfabren, fonbsrn esb6:t elmer
@ntbefun9 9ans neuersr 3eit, maDribsinlidb
lr9sno zines u9rcsen Sinansers," an.
Inter Der jesi9en aomniifratirn, wiI bieie
neu @ntoedung, pie e6 ibeint, nitbt ret)t bliie
ben. Ssl elmer neulid)en Scrosrun9 an bisSas
fben bon ullnfel Sdm," burb ben glerf oes
SenatS, fir ueonifruftps WislsnSs
Warsn 10000 SBolsr--iuieS bsr Nbtb. y.
0Ebttelsp, srifer Comptroller BERG baBfaillsr,
bic Scrterun9 juriif, unb CAB su peritsbsn,
oas er iie nidbt NIT 9utem @swil1sn ausbesabs
len f6nne, unp bas CT in 9Sabrbeit lieber auf
fein lint pf9nirrn ipeqe, alS bieier Scroeruna
nabtcmmen. 90 wurbe ibm 9slaat oas gee
piiTe Sosrren pom Siicen, in Der Shat fsbr
ffren9e Scnifruftioniifen," bic Meilenaspsr
pisoer uno wieper in bic Salbsn 9sfbcbsn
bdtten, obne bic 9erin9ftsn @epi0snbiif III ems
pfnbsn; uno Of CT nun,ein bIossrGomptrcGsr,
9ei6sietsr unb 9ewilIenbaftsr tein ncue aIS bic
mdbti9sn Ssnatorsn Das Dina War ;war
altsrn 9enu9, absr inbsm Der @omptrclIer nbt
nacb9ebsn uno bic 40 taufeno Sbalsr blebsn
Wcas, fam bic Sabe Dor ben Yrdlibsnten.
absr es fbien AUDI cine tboribts @emnsns
baftisfsit ben alten 3abarD befaasn su babsn
-osnn sS mro bsrbtst ct babe ssantmcrtst:
Gag bsm 6r. Wbttlelsn er ioae tbun mas
rsbt it, unb bisSo9snosn mS9sn auf lib fsIbif
Abt 9ebsn.
nno Ioerr Wbttsiep that uas CT alaubts
bab rebt fei-bisScrosruns ,uurbe psrwsi9ert,
unb bic Sbasfammer um 100000 Sbalsr rei'
der ssla6sn. at.
9isSsrbtisfsit forbsrt ater bsfannt Su mas
den, oas brei Mit9!isbsr bsS Gsnats (unter
Ssnsn @en.@as) feline Scberunssn als eonifrufs
tips MsiIsnsslSer mabten. 8riso. Sets.
Nerbeiratbet.
-pmtt ben ebrw Dm. panli, am Isem
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SS0brid,t
9lcp. 81.

14iro bierpurb seseben, oaB Der llnteri6rics
bene anseitslIt porpsn 1T pur6 pie WaiIens
court pon Serfe gauntp, sur Sevibtisuns
mo llebsriettluns per Neebnnns BON SIaae
2Samlber Ibminiltrator &c oes reritorte'
men 2Billlam Waml6er, leetbin bon Union
SannIbip, Serfs gauntp, uuo Die Silan5 in
lelnsn 6anoen scm Gcfrse scmdb gu pertbei'
leu, uno rab bcr erla9te luoitcr allen intercIs
ltrten spcrlonen akwarten piro. in feinrr
Hmteitube III Neapins, am Dlontase Oen
nattiten l7ten December, I'm llbr Slaebs
mittass, unr pen pfi6tcn fsincr AnlteIIuns
nabtpmmen ipirb.
glijab Debert, auoitOr.
Ncaoina, Slop. 81. SIN.
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QSaifencDurt 9Serfauf.

3ufolse elmer 8srorbnnns Der waiIens
court bon Serfs gauntp, ,pirp auf 6tfentlis
der Senoue psrtauft msrbem Samitass ben
9ten December 1849, am 6feutlicben 6auIe
bon Ipam 93. Raufman, in Der @tapt 0eas
olns, Berfs gauntp:
IAyA Gin 9enii1eS ein= uno ein balb
I;:;:As ffDft9tes S(of QBobnhaus,
&sszEa& 'Slcf 9taG uno stpa brei4fsr
gano, selesen III eliab 2aunlbip, i'm erlas
ten eauntp; aren,eno al $anb bon Dstsr
Nctbermel, Daniel Dlaurer NIB Den Sehupl
filEBlub. Cine pumpe init sutem Wader
nabc prr 5auetbhr. - $estbin pae gistntbum
oes peritcrhenen Jacob .. SeIir.
Der Sertauf te9nut um | lIbr Oatbmlts
tags, ,pann getibrenpe uufmartuna ssssten
una bic Sertaufetecinsunssn betannt scs
maebt nsrben bureb
Peter SeIir ! Scrmin.
John Ullaaier, Der.
Ourb bic Court mm. 10. Dieb, CDR.
Neapins, Slot. 90. BIN.
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Sin StDbr III perfQufen.

Scr llntcrItbriebenr, wobnbaft in Sereforr
3aunftbip, 8rfs gauntp, nabs tel 6utf's
2Sirtbebaue, 1T Seicnncn ras StobrbaIter.
Sdbaft anbuseben uno pinfht Geinen gan:
5cn Scrratb BON StObrsNtsrn, bsitsbcnp aus
alle oeE rerfthiepenen Irtiteln. welts selp6bm
lid IN elnem suteinseriheten sanptcbr pors
aefunbsn perben, pripatim su pcrtaufen. -
Saufultlse f6nnen eincn portbeilbaften Bar:
gen tstommen uno fmo einselaocn Gb talO
3u mclOsn bel
1brabam Sauman.
Hcp. 81. 3mS
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QBo 1T Sernbaro Nubrmaun

QBO 1T Vernbar0 Snbrmaun?
BON 6eutblinsen, Obcramt lblsn, &tnisreieb
QBirtemters.
Oer(eltr Fam im bersanssnen Suni ODER
SuIi III cen Scr. Staatsn al, 1T sin Oreber
Geines Sanpmerte, etipa 90 Sabre alt, uno
foil, natb fnr5em 2lufentbaIt in pbi!apeIpbia,
natb saneaiter sesansen fein. um 9lrbeit stl
Iueben Sein unterjsiGmeter Sruosr, psi:
der ittb felt Q Wlcnatsn bier befnret ,pinlbt
febnlibit isinen Nnfenttalt ju erfabren uno
crfuebt ale Menfbenfreunoe, Die oarhter
&nnoc seben fonnen, 70 mic ibn feltit ibm
piIelte 5ntcmmen 3u lahen, untcr NDpreGe:
n melhicr Snbrmann,
care Of Neutralist, Skippackpille,
Montgomery Co. Pa.
SloD. 81.
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Sprot fit De1t QSinter.

eaTst niemal5 cine Satbe bi6 auf Den lsstsn
Nu9enrIif ,lpeiI sinsNabldei9fsit immsr st,paS
fcifst; uno nun rpdbrsno Dem fb6nsn Bsttsr
forge fir roS fbIed)ts. Secer Sag bat fsinsn
Q6eblsl unb Der iif meiie wslbsr fir bic gu.
funft irr0t. Ssper bal beQueme &Ieibsr n6s
tbi9 uno baS Rdbife 1T, Its poblfeil Su fau.
fen. QSir ratbsu alien ,pelbe iis bsourfsn, ben
9reecn Klcioer 5tobr BON James Gas
mcfon, Orr. 81, on psnnifrass, jwifbsn Der
6tsn u. 7tsn Strase, ;u bsiubsn wenn iIs sus
te &leibsr ;u mabiaen Yreiien gu faufsn piins
fhsn, osnn sr psrfauft pid moblfsilsr ais anpss
re j3dufsr in bieisn SADIE unb bdIt Elm srCsss
IGcrtimsnt.
James Jamefon.
Hopember, 20. bp.
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Sin pent9 metr bon Der lelbenSor-
ts ouf IQono. = SnoianiidbsS Sa9os, Sabfsns
uno Sprsn9puIpsr an James 6. Nnoers
ion'e SoortmoarensStObr 0ausum'6 QotsI
9s9entber, @de Der 4tsn Strase unO Osm meits
litben Marfts0isre6.
&eapin9, Hopember 20. Am.
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0ebetbiiber.

90 eben erbaItsl, cine Uueipabl oeutfeber
6ebetbuder fir fatholifhs gbriltsn, meb.
rentbeils init srotsni Druid. ipeIde gang tils
Zig Uerfanft ipsroen in oisfsr Ofn6ersi. M
Neatina, Slcp. go. -
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Qn Sauern, oBtrtbe uno 2(noere
Srunnenoro6en.

qeute i'm Qanoe Wsbe Drummer gu araben
baben, f6nnsn bic Nrbsit 9etban bsfommen
purb en9liibe t1jinirer Die wObI psrtraut
fine NIT 8eIfsnfprn9sn in irssno elmer Sisf,
menn ite an Der @cbnun9 BON NIattbias
Roea, in Der Sin9enmaniirasH 3Wifben Der
4tsn unO 5tsnStrase unloading anrufsn oesr
fbreibsn unter Der &bbrGt
Mr.. MATTHEW RODA,
Reading, Berks Co., Pa.
9tcpsmber, 20. 3m.
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ron Glbrsdt, GEO, Dbers@eaulator bet &c.
cabtsn Start, batirt ben %. Septemb. l849
iraeno elmer teitebsnpen Stipulation ooer Ors
oinan; i'm wioerfpru6e nnseaebtet. pal'
Itrt October 81. 1849.
Seinrid, naseL pre0p. g. G.
Nttetirt. 9. Sries. %. 8. g.
3. s. Ncitmcper, g. 6. G.
Scbn IB. Splon 6. G. s.
StoUember 20. 4m.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-06-15

ills sufficiently porous 10 allow the surplus wa
lerIO pass off so as not to subject the plants 10
damage by heavy falls Of rain. As soon as the
young pauIs make iheir appearance above
ground. top dressing Of plaster, sJrewed along
The rows, will promote speedy ard healthy
growth. Ii damage be apprehe0ded from in
sec's. The seed should Be put into water 10 soak
for about twelve hours. aud dried with sulphur.
This wll imparJ to the plants an offensive odor,
by which most Of the turnip flies and other in
sects that auack the IuTnip crop when itI green,
will search for food elsewhere. House ashes,
Stacked lime, SCOT, aud sulphur mixed together,
The three FIRST being 10 equal quantities, and the
las, at the rate of one pound 10 three bushels 0l
the mixture, # sown lightly upon the plants
when the dew is on in the mornings or Just after
a shower, will greatly prevent injury by insects
The horse hoe, or culuvator, adapted for dril
crops should be lsed twice between the rows, il
The early growth Of the crop, and besides il viii
require hand hoeings twice, and al the sam'
time thinning 10 a regular distance Of about IF
teen inches apart in the rows. II such infor
nation should be- desirable. we would give a!
future time the expense of managing Of ruu
bsga crop in detail; and at the same time shoV
in It's various bearings the advantages that wOul,
result TO Ohio farmers, # they would giVegre
er attention 70 this business.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-06-15
FRESH PURE TEAS.
WhoIesaIe md ] elaiI aL he

w uOiFSdle anu ltldll IL the
PEKIN TEA STORE, 20 Fourth street, near
Wood Pitlsburgh--The subscriber having just
returned from New York, is now receiving a
large tall supply Of fresh green and black teas,
from the New York Pekin Tea Company, selected
with great care Tor retail sales. Our stock being
now heavy we are prepared to supply Grocers
Hotels, STEAMBOATS, and Families with any quan.
nty and at any price they may wish; packed ir
/ and pound packages 5 ID tin canister, 6 &
l3 ID catty boxes, and in halt chests.
Retail Grocers are invited 10 call, as can &
will sell better teas at lower prices than any 9th
er house in Pittsburgh.
Our stock Of fine Young Hyson, Gunpowder
and Imperial Green, and OoIong black teas ar,
the best in the American mark et
Coverings double refined Loaf, crushed anC
Pulverized Sugars, at retail or by the barrel.
COFFEE-Mocha, Old Gov. Java, Laguira, St
Domingo and Rio Cohees, selected by the mos
experienced coffee Broker in New York.
Sweet SpiCed Choc oate, Picked Cucumbers {
Onions, Fresh Peaches, put lin their own juice
Malaga Raisins; in 3 ID boxes
N. B,-Al! Dr. Jaynes Family Medicines 20
sale, A. JAYNES.
decem l84S
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From the Ohio CuIiiudiOr.
Cultivation Of the Rata Baga.

The opinion generally prevails that the rula
baga is an uncertain crop, aud cannot be profit
ably cultivated in Ohio. The high price of la
Dor, and The comparative low value ol agrlcul-
tural products, prevent nine-Ienhs OF 0ur iarm-
ers making the experiment. and, besides. II Is
not to bo supposed that those who have given
their attention almost exclusively to other bran
caos of husbandry, can be as successful in grow
ing this crop as those who have thorough
knowledge OF the business. The latter com
pose buta small portion Of the agricultural COM
munhy, and hence we submit few hints which
may be Itund useful and acceptable to practical
ugreullurlsIs.
The soil Of Ohio is we'll adapted Tor the
growth Of The ruta baga, and il would require
bul rihing expenditure in labor, to obtain an a
yorge crop Of Ave hundred bushels per acre
On good soil and with proper cultivation much
higher average might be obtained. AZ low
calculation, the value of ruta bagas may be es
lin.aled at ten cents per buShel, al which value
they may be probably fed TO milk COWS, oxen
sheep, &C., during the winerand spring months
This would give the crop money value OF hi
~ dollars per acre, twenty CT which in ordinary
cases would be costs, and the remulning thirty
profls. Where luruip culture is carried on tt
a grea, extent, it is an excellent plan 10 selec
the poorest pieco of Iadd on the farm; and thC
manure should be made fnc by fermentation
and appcd Iiberaly to the land for that crop
which in connection with the plowing given tt
pulyerlse the land, and tho horse and hand hoe
ings required TO keep down weeds, and impar
vigorous growlh 10 the plants, will clean III,
land and prepare il better for the subsequen
crop than if summer falIowed. But if only
small patch be cultivated with this crop, and III,
grower has doubls Of success, the best course /
to select The richest, and most highly cultivated
spot Of ground on the farm for lurnips. Al al
events. The latter course is best until more expo
rience is had in the management of this crop.
Before sowing ruia bagas, the soil should b.
brought by frequent blowing, narrowing auc
rolling, inlo perfect state Ct til,h. The soeC
should then be sown in drills, about the 10Th o
18th Of June. twenty or twenty -four inchesapart
III lhe taie of pound per acre. Raising .h'
kEd in drills is l6i c0mmendable practice,
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WHOLESALE SHOE WAREHOUSE
III. CHILDs 4 90.

No. l3l, WOOD STREET, PITTsBURGH,
WOULD respectfully invite the attention ofmer-
chants visiting this city, to their very extensive
stock Of Spring and Summer Goods, consisting in
part Of $500 cases Of Boots and Shoes; comprising
every variety Of mems, women's, misses and chill
dren's wear, of many new styles, and of superior
quality, adapted to country and city trade.
A large assortment of ladies', misses and chill
dren's bOnnets, among which are Florence Braid,
Straw, Tuscan Lace, Rutland, Devon Birds Eye
Florence, China Pearl and Lawn, in great variety.
Also artificial flowers, mems, boys and chdren's
palm leaf hats; mems leghorn, Panama and Can
ton Hats.
All Of which have been purchased direct from
the manufacturers and importers, and selected with
the utmost care, and which will be sold on such
terms as to make it the interest OF Western Mer.
chants to buy Of US. II. CHILDS g. CO,
mar 20, '49. 1871 Wood street.
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MIIlet--IIs Culture and Use.

This plant will grow upon any soil, If tolera-
bly, rich, but il does best on fertile sandy loan.
IL sown about the 10Th Of June, it will come TO
maturity about the lst Of September. Il so6n
in drills, from five TO six quarts Of seed may be
sown per acree; but if sown broadcast, as sub
s,iIuie for hay, twice the above quantity will be
required. On rich soils il will grow from three
10 five feet in height, and will produce from two
10 three tons Of excellent forage per acre.
When cultivated FOR seed the most economical
method is to SOW in drills, about fifteen inches
apart, and if the ground be in high state Of cul-
iiva,ion, from thirty TO forty bushels Of seed
may be rcckoned upon as matter of certainty.
| The seed, if ground or steamed, is pretty good
substitute for corn, in lauening hogs and other
stock, and where poultry is reared 10 a large ex'
tent, it will be found the most economical food
| that can be cultivated for their use. The straw
of miet when cut green, and before the seeds
arc riponed if care be taken in curing it so thai
it will retain its naturally light green color. il
highly roIshed by horned cattle Of all ages and
conditions, and horses.
1t natures in Q less period ihnn any Other
crop that is sown for roIder, and hence it may
with advantage be sowU on land intended lor
wheat, instead Of subjeclng it TO the expensive
and somewhat useless process OF summer laI'
lowing. When 5owl 70; this purpose, the ma
nure made on the farm should be applied Ilber'
ally. about the first Of June, and before breaking
up the land; aud after being c7cod and the sur.
face brought into mellow condition by harrow.
ing and rolling, the seed mny be sown at the
rate Of two gallons per acre, The latterpau oI
August the crop may be harvested, for fodder
and in the early porI Of September, the land
should again bo broken up for wheat. The ma
nure applied for the crop Of millet will have
thoroughly undergone is various processes Of
fermentation, so as to make it in every respect
adapted rs fled for the wheat plants.
A crop Of miiiet sown on summor lallows if
the above directions be followed, will thorough.
| " smother weeds and wild grasses, and will
leave the soil in u better condition for wheat
than if it had been exposed 10 Ihe parching in.
Guence of the sun. II isa crop that is cheapIy
cultivated, easily harvested and cured, and be,
sides furnishes an abundant supply Of palOtabc
and highly nulrative food lor cattle, horses, ard
even sheep, 10 carry them through the winter,
If any doubt these statements, it would be well
for sach to cultivate the milIat crop upon small
scale, as u matter Of tria, ,und doing so weven.
luro the opinion thatitw shortly fud favor by
hundreds who al present have no knowledge O.
its use.--Ohio Culiiuator,
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Paper EEangingS,

HAVING purchased at three of the largest Fac
tories in the east, New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore) a large assortment of the newest and
most improved styles Of Paper EEamgingS,
Borders, &c and made arrangements by which
will be enabled to procure all new Patterns, sim
ultaneous with their appearance in the Eastern
market, would invite the attention of those desr-
ing to have their houses papered with the atest
styles Of paper, to call and examine my stock, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere,
| have now on the way from the East, 10000 pie
ces of Gold, Satin Glazed, and common Paper
Hangings, which | can sell at prices ranging from
l24 cts to 81 per piece. S. e.. HILL
mar %, 40. 81 wood street.
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New Spring Goods,

Now opening at the Wholesale and Retail Dry
Goods House of w. r. MURPHY, north east corner
of 4th and market Streets new spring goods such as
Hoyle's super 81 and IA prints; do small figure,
for infants; new style Madder prints, Gall prices j
super "Jenny Lind" English Chintzes; linen Cling
hams small plaid French do; Kid and Lisle Gloves;
Bonnet, cap and neck Ribbons;
And a full assortment of housekeeping goods
generally, such as Diapers, Sheetngs, Pillow case
muslns, &c.
0J-WhOlesae Rooms up stairs, where goods are
sold to the trade very low. Buyers will please ex-
anime before making their purchases. mar 90.