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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

u We are not responsible for the publca.
ton of the following 1t is uttered in spirit
of sobriety by leading " Democratic Jour.
nal:
The election OF Hon Charles g. Atherton 20 tie
Senate Of the United States by the Legislature OF New
Hmm shire, l. event that must prove crafty.
ing to every friend of the incoming Immigration.
Possessing commanding ab.lnies an enlarged pat,
rotism and high and ennothng charactcrsf;s be VII
afford 1fpCrt % the government OF Gen Pierce wath
but few others in the honorable DDS 10 which be- q
chosen equal. With such friends around him, the
President cannot fail 10 have that brilliant and
prosperous administration hch his triumphant elee
Il n .oretellg"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. :, 1859
~ See thirdp page for some interesting items.

CoNGREss. In the Senate Yesterday Mr..
ClemeuS, an Alabama Democrat. gave notice of
bill 70 confer the rank OF Lieut.. General on
the candidate OF the late Wing party for the
Presidency. Next Rev c. ". Bntler was elect
ed Chaplain, and then the Kentucky election
case was taken up, and Gov Jones of Tenn
made torcible argument for the admission Of
Mr. Dixon TO his seat, urging the preceients of
the Senate aSwell as the considerations of sense
andreason in favor OF such course. Mr.. Daw.
son OLGA. also spoke on this side and Mr. Gwi,
against II. Mr. Butler, of 5. {. conten8ed
against going on to debate the matter. AMI then
referring II TO a committee either srop tho
present discussion and refer it. or else 90 on
with H. and decide the question. The $ aare
adjourned without taxing the question in any
way.
In the House the representative from New
Mexico spoke in favor of printing 5000 copies
Of tie Message in Spanish Mr.. Brooks. Of
ny, eontended for Special Committee 70
consider that part OF the MessagerelatinQt 70 the
tarln and the revenue To refer those subjects
TO the Committee OF the Whole or the Com.
mlttee OF Ways and Means would BE- 70 lose
them Tor the session, while here was the Treas-
ury With surplus 0. twenty millions This
iuade II imperatiyely Necessary 10 revise
the tarh, ard he should desire to have tbe Est
OF free articles greatly enlarged. and raw ma.
terlalS OF manufacture. especially almitted
duty free. This be contended was also the d.
sire OF the country NJ Hal, OF 80. .boaobr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

TEMPERANCE ~ MississIPPL-The Leg"
lature Of Mississippi was petitiOned last "n'e'
FOR Prohibitory Liquor Law af,er Nc Name
model by the people of three townships in tue
metropolitan County Of Kinds, and passed 81
act prohibiting the sale of liquors in these
toras, provided the People, by a direct vote
should so decide The vote vas taken az TIE
late election, and the law emphaticaly su'-
rninad-as inllnUs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

"a The steamer Cherokee reached New
Orleans on Monday, and reports that she was
well received at Havana, and allowed to land
her one passenger without restriction. The
difficulty is regarded as settled, and the Cuban
authorities rejoice at What they consider a
victory As usual in a war msnly Of buster
and gasconade, we suspect that the victory
is about equally divided between the combat
ants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

~ Great inventive ability and rare me-
chance, perfection cannot be combined IN mach ne end
oid Of low price. CheaYDess implies imperfec1on ana
o.l no car 1gsblv be dearcr than many things cled
cleaU Esteciay tbs true Of Sewing Machines Sine
es Irac hne- are recOIn foI cheaqDea DIX ID
ere eeuanti 10 do rae WOrA rtquir VITA iAlias acc1
% h-,ybon,e tb-ro l.aS money fist and are ,ltisicd
Cal snd canine them at the Office Of l. VI. SINGER i
Co 10. 25s y Oacwav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

~ We hear from Buffalo OF a collision on
the Erie Railroad, near OwegO, on Saturday
evening last, in which several persons were
hurt but none killed or dangerously injured.
1t is strange that our first information Of such
an event should come by way of Bshlo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

~ Public attention is called 20 the sale OF
ltIe Lots On s5th 10th 5esh 77th 7esh and eoiasts
70 be made by Z. II. LUDLOW, THIS Day At Il o'clock
AZ the Merchants Exchange. The sale VIII be positive to
close trust Maps Of the property be had at the ocs
Of the auctioroer, No II Wall-st. Qt9)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08
DrslRABLr.-It is desirable to dress well

DEsIRABLE.--lt is desirable to dress well
FcouOmy is also desirable. it s moreover Vcy dc nrabe
when Yea oidea Cat Vest ps OF Pants, 20 have them
sent home punctuay az ihe pWmse0 hour These AT
reasonable desires VIII any gentleman have gatied
90 his hearts content by p-t1uzue C. Boom, Draper
and Tailor Nc 4s6 Broadway. E the elegant 'ye and
ht Of garments made this cstah cannot BE-
Passed OF this Dir Booths long esah hej reputation
ample guAIaioe. Next ms prices reasonable
than thosc 81 any otacr Iaor OF equal stadnS IA ne NJ
al orders with srict puuCtuay. Geucrlen -pqrec.sg
these induce meuts iuy Ted % cell az once o.
J. C. BOaIu No. iad BfO@3,gsy, cones Of BOome-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

~ Adyices from Port-au-Princc 10 Nov.
%, received at Philadelphia, bring the inior-
nation that the island is again healthy, the
yellow fever having disappeared.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08
nr,srrrss aorIoE1.

We, FPS AROMATIC ScHlEDAM SCHNAPPs-
,-e IF sostsft btne;s that has been bestowed upon
he sre.csr D. ht portion WHO ind Il nscesa-
~ IN nae torcs 70 cclebratfd SCHSA2fs, or Ar0nts
~, o,sual cure5 fHd imported b. Mr. WOLFE. We have
rret Mr. Ho. - ts-e Eoland-te first .ne was we've
e.r ao ard tie lct about eiah ycafrs1ce ne was, On
oih occt sor devoug BIS whole time q the at7dy Of tn
MANI ctu.e Of yin. He knew the prec - inzreents u
by cveyv ain nzrluf IN Holland re knew a. nlIn
about every ogthery e. the propnttofs me az
snereeaed Ina max NJ giu q Scedau, w1cn w1il t4ks sl'
uace % o.hers lie uaEes from TIE best oiIsy sAa u
Is 20 colt and mid al 4 can be nseq withya. w AZ
usvff lew Buichiutn Tx wefcr vi Ls sni bt lbs
al tst uor4ea into tbs country - ton Try 70 De usi
reeG by M Wolff under he name Of Aromatic Scae-
dam Schn4fps" Il Is perfectly pure ano contains nothing
ihs cai poison IL pat up peo tsgs thar one caa Place
ia his tInk aLd caT hundreds OF 4i.es o4o D. pr1-cf
certain that u IL o. Eue imported Incfc csn Dc no a.
cerror rIout it, No navel should be thout bottle
Who there 'a has y.ed tc tragers suy o. our
States tut wht - been nearly murdered by bad h1lo
In tds seoson, later in the year when one = tag e
IA chilled with J1uTneyng he should never Be Etl az
XCLFEs SchnapIs. he - then that wnst he
NAV drpi 10 inv eoTate his syateln will not poison MN
nefc = o.. hesaLg that Las already attended the i)
duCton Ct ts gin tls county u nss destroyed 80
spirit trade ofsl Gosc places IN the Wet and Sot1 VIE
Travellers by STAGES aad cars were liable 70 % hHeu " |
LOniby I'D ard a1Ultsrsted liquors; for nos" tI1'e.ls
coming 10 ue city, 30 ~ from y. PROVIDE tle-
VOLTS sch.sCar Hgndleds Of Strangers VINO ~ y
hotels 20 70 No ~ Beaver 81 AID p1.caas pD $780,.
icx as yaluab.e aid, and sue 70 neay akeiiI''
while trevt Lnr 10 safeguard against al ..o @
ing diseasfs Viii 70 pefsOn ioa n,.1,ns . l.
and no ssAC WI leave the city 70 sosiln.i - -
sior rfarcc without this pe'sant prevent ' II j..
a. Irr,n3od Ly al tie most o1ing lis1en iesn o. pr
cs F,CtTY srd even thoc pIyslcias VINO ore OfeAoss
r TIC ram Of the cane ana HlO are oy"h ~
ALI ror-s % bad SPIRITS cannot witnnoid thef ofIt
froI. tt Gu.W ne Aromatic scnipps imported oy 'ii'
Vofpy Toua IDS Of c.1zfns w10 avei nave resfDn ~
len ''' SewYorG PICK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

CRysrN pALACE--ASsoCIATIcN FOR TIE
rNtnrlnoN on TuE INDUSTRY oY Al EArioNs-Ohco
no O. Bioadwcy- Proposals VIII b. received e.. tbs ON,e
until the ltih dsy OF December TOY the publication by
contract ol au fustued Catalogue, ard lAUrtrlt 4
Weekly Paper be devoted exclusively 70 tire objects and
intcfcsis Of the Exhibition which tins sooation prept
ing ~ oprn next Nay.
Ii will he required thai hase Two works shall be executed
in such sy mark the highest point reached IN ths
country hy the respective ats employed .
The contractor viii have the privilege oi printing tie II
luatratcd Weekly Paper in the Exhibition Building, and
snail receive u fcilCs ia the c'uFlr OF ootn works
as tie Association eau reasonably afford
VIZ. WHvrTEN Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

~ The telegraph wires being down beyond
Calais last evening, we do not know whether
the steamer Niagara, due yesterday at Hall
fay, has yet arrived there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

q UURNEI ; tUI''IU t3tt4'II"IIIIItII'1 ~,
Hroaownv il trClged ali day long by the beauty and l-
ion Of our city. The msgIihccnt Embellishments OF re
nam yooIo-6e cxqu.ute Daguereoypes that ndorn tAe
walls and the 10 les eNceAeut hkences taken on M IN
tout or all comcls are general theme OF conversation ~
De bion,l be world The gold medal oftis American In
,tute hiss merely confirmed the general OPINION OF OUR
NEY's pictures The diploma Of public approval was award
I'd 49, In ID rnnln Of tie honor Of tle lnttnte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

OF winter has commenced The Of Ovcrcoa's nangu
rated So SAYING o. thinning. we have made up our
mind 20 make our friends W. T. JEsNNGs Co. goa
s8usaLle CALI week agO visited ilelr oloslOOns
and en display there 20 most sup W STOCK o. Die-cOa
nlmae Ovesac.s Gd other gear ia ~ have ever
seen orouIod together IN ore cstbhfhmeit Inc assor
reri conf reher led verify believe every Kind Of wool
on m rc that aste o1pnce and fashion have Yet taxed
human ingenuity produce for winter SucIa va
riety we ave r.rofed be met with elsewhere and
H., themselves Ike an articles Of Clothing made
liz JENNINGS Co., defy cOmpcI0n ln graceiulnesS 0t
ehst. and teauiy Of w0r nansup it"Ie Is no o.r zee
ioLe ready made C0h be obtained. ~ the ccle
brsfed estsblishuet OF w. r. JENNINSs Co, No 81
Inn, WI y Aulrr IIOtrI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

Il BgADY's DaguerreOtypcs received
Prle Yede. at tie Worde Far in London and a; yarou
Fap O, tn American nstate m ths City ana IN no -
ece have fhry ever been detected wherever offered or
cornretitiou His rooms No 2u5 Broadway, corner Of
Fuitun-st open al times ana the Pabc are invited
o. examine his superb COLLECTION OF rich aud elegant az
tices. suitable for the coming holidays
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w 1t would hardly do fox any one to have

" II NVVIW NJ u. w FVR Ut w ~ -
tie tsmeIity DAYS 90 question the excellence 81 d.
HoOYLANDs GERMAN BirriRs winch are prepared D. DR.
l. Nj. JACKSON. In c-ses OF Dyspepsia Liver Compliant
aud pertrFr ett Of thc Digestive Organs t'r any VFnca
have long been rsse plainly epparrns. They p2r,c
tom the system e. morbid hunos which -eatithe ulIrl
i0ncous and bgng pa the cheek, Ond suffering T.
the brow They taIsh those clogs upon haop0tS AMI &C.
sforc tie system 10 nigh health
For sale in NevN ORR by 4. b. d. Sands corner Fu9n
and Wilaiu-sis; Ring corner Broadway nd I,hl-s-;
Dr. Doolutc, Ne. IA Grend-st, ana By Ms. HAYS, IA
RrOOkiNn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

Toys! ToYsu Toysi!l-The subscriber has
a3ded largely TO his previous assortment Of cloic' Ioys
Eioutoc Sc expressly 5T the Fem and pptoi.aO5 hj.
dyq Everyihne suitable for house keeping Kept on hand
Baseu,c,t .toee J. W KELLoCG, 40. l35 Cana. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

NEwMAN'S LACE, EMBRoIpERY, AND DRrsS
RAzAAR.-Just received, Tor Of EmbTodeTod Skis.
81 50; very rich pointed Rudle Collars s., Swiss ali
q Chen is ties 81 50 Lace c. Muslin pc,atsi CO..
geeves, Cars sc. No. 6,0 Broadway nea- i,h-s;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

SO Ii seems 10 be the general failing OF ali
E-rrni makers to be unrunctuA NOT 50 GREEN OF No
Asof House. Tie world acr admitting the superiority ~
80 shirts compelled also 10 admit ha nc never lncou-
Veriorc6s customer by nee oong g. soad ion home "a
acrNeincLl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

FAsu,osABIE FuRs.-TnoMPsoN & RoEsLER,
No 10 Maiden lane invite particular attention 20 tneir as
ertrnebt Of Mink sable large Capes Ncoun bo ana
CUTE sede from the rchest skins Aiso 10 tneT stP-of
Furs Of G inchia hudsou's Bay Sable, Stone ~ m-3a'
Pitch MaTten ROYAL Erm.ne Iniia'on Krnnne oli ROCK
Nertep with a variety Of ChiGJcl's us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08
BrAur1ruL HosrEaY At GEvIN's BAzAAR.-

Beautiful HosIERY At GENIN BAzAAR.-
Winter approaches aud the preparations ior e cold s-a1I
az OYNIHs Bazaa. The most eAens'e sci.'. -
L.Gs, he, reteushed with large mud well lec.ei e3
sortJnent Gom LoLd.n and rers The newly ln7nf!-d
goods have lust passed the Custo House, and VI" D. as
Taycd for the irr time 20 da7. Among them wil Do uud
ladies Undervcsfs aud GentCmeus iudrrshris' OF tle
finest qushtes iu ak, wool end cygoni iaihose o. tt
cation DIR nd ald wOoen Shirts Of e latest sy"s pa
and eunoidor,d Ladies Morning EObes and o n,iein as
Directing Rob, 81; Geutemen's Rcins Gloves Lad,9 tnr
Go,es ard every yori,ty of Cmdi.us hos,Iy' ~ ca
col ne Of the BAZAAR has been seic'
With great care and believed to De- unequaed III excel
lence aud IN he moderation Of tue pnceS
GENIN's BAZAAR, No 55 BfOadwGy
s. Ni.InlLs Nnlel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

.. 1853 BROADWAY, CORNER OF ANTHONY
soEsE T. Fox Tailor, l.. $ i. and u. S. ",
tnteur Dc Modes. Maker Of psyfect h--iHs Cpats,
Pantalooas and every conceivable sarueutiu ire de-
'tut OF Tailoring. Author OF the nrs; series OF ihs
sophy of Modern Dress and Fashion. Inventor and
manufacturer OF the Webster hhabaa, tie Oriental
han, &C., standard oyerooaiS designed ia may varioHs
vtd styles CLOTH color or fabric 70 sglr tAe sta
ssfes o. requirements Of the wearer Made suitable
worn IN any cline. Price according 20 quality 50
%. The n h4han OVercOat combines al the eom!orc
cloak and can be forwarded BY express, cwe cash
with bil for collection receipt OF esr giving the
wesht, age, and general description Of the customer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

- Sinks emptied in the day time, without
say uupcssan, egya by the New-York Pneumatic Drain
iag end Manufacturing Co Sinks and CesspOOls also
Dste,ed by process used only BY this Company Oee,
~. 81 Mspglp-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

ComyoRT, TLEGAsCE AND EcoyonY-Ladles'
the weather is beautiful md kNoIS assortment o. uis
,osf Attractive FniOy the former cal and eSaull1 te
sttlr make your seecou and buy tlem a. cheap ~ YOU
can from the acknowledged c1eiPes' deaer ia INC CITY
KNox's is az No. ia \ alfOIst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

~ Fow1ERs & Wells Pdrenoiogists aud
Publshers Clinton Hall No 49, Naasau-st New York ant
20. ~ Mashingt0n-st., Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

tS- A Thousand Crying Babies have just
be,n received Il Trrt IS Emporium No SIS Brood vay,
tud offend 10 tho public wk0lssae ana retail Dealers
supplied reasonable terms. rVrrLE never better
prepared fer the holidays There Is lack OF ay-asaS
rcy iagl re. Tie rcsA tor sAy choices has already
4 i.Inenctd. No. SIS y the place loI presents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

FURs! FURs!! FCss!l!-The Ladies are IN
,od 10 ce aud inspect orr large and carefully selected
stock Of Lades' and .nId.cns Fme S.ae Robes &c 40
fonable te-me. J. w KELLOGG 30 - O1iiAs''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

LA morning paper calls public attention 30
die mighty thou n outiou "a Sewing nacin
are now ttecug Al who Il o. Al interest in This subject
and nh TO know why he revolution mighty and mast
go on mny receive fee and f Information by ealing az
The Office No 90 Broadway. and examining the admirable
Machine cod By /. ". SiSCER Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08
~ How painful, how sad it is, to see dim

udcw It's Grape DER anything love or admire The
golden sparkle ofhea-fho human eve, with i ambitious
lrht harnOnzng with the general Ow OF swelling 'es
Crut form the blending Of to spiritual a9d physical
tuough OF the earth earthly 60 force rd power o. re-
ously clean wings ,hat soar noltato see sable sot
ahuud tins ight aid 10y AMI tO see hc gloomy shadow
of disease psi aud hcriuto srnkeu parchment the once
fair velvet skin-shade hon The eve ia diamond nv add
cast all speculation hope nOn Out ts disappointed iluy
gozo. Many many eye had not been 80 dinmo- navy
ard many ioua had uO gn 80 srduN but had iet tlc
full warmth Of hesltl had they akcn Mrs JrEViss Cold
Candy in time, octo, the drcad consumption TOOK ROY
Ron efficacy n Coughs, Colds Holrscn-s, iutucuzi ard
other pu lonic evils Mrs JERvlss Gold Candy has no u
val Sold ~ Mrs w JERvIs No. 3ji Broadway, and BY
lrurgifts grntrauy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

WArTss Nervous ANriDorE.-Mne was
VERY severe cosc Of Rheumatism Gnesnmatory) could
not iusc y v hand cr turn il or seyoTt weeks.
could rot even feed myself took Waite Nervous Anti
,ote and very so0a cur, L. have No pain an eoas
hearty Ind in vigorous health MosEs u,wSiNs,
No. 80 last -.f.-st
81 pcrbottle Depot No lo2 Nassau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08
WR,rIge CLAssEs.-Mn. GOLDSMITH will

WRiTING CLAssEs.-MR GOLD NTH VIII
commence several classes t5 day a. hs rooms, no
broadway Cassfs during the day and oyeulng leahs'
f.rten OF s. for twenty lessons including stationery
dos Glasses ot eleven A. NJ, and SIX O'Clock +. IL
TARIE LINENS PROM AucTIoN.-WoNDERF
R.cAlNs-Doublc Damask Table Linen , yards WIDE.
u and 46 yaid elegant Snow Drop Pattern DO o aJ
e. worth lCl yeu; Snow DIgp double plmlsk Linen
knpkiuS ~ aud S doom Mems large SIZE Linen Cam
lnc Handkerchief % and q piece, rt Bv2DErlS
Cheap Dry Goods Store No. ll6 Wskcr-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

The proportion in which the several coun-
tries above-namcd have contributed TO the az
grecate immigrant population, IS shown in the
subjo.ned statement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

- The Bazaar Of Holiday Presents. Of
RoGrRss. No 80 Broadway where may be found every
variety Of To}s Games ana neat lncy articles or the Oil
and Young rich aad ro0r lIic-s distinctly mlNeu on nj
alceS and 20 arranged as @ nGJ-l every facility for siec
ton among the erod that daily throag he store FOX
biur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

= Why SMILES the housekeeper to-day
What ar those she sweeps away
Insects deaC Of every kind:
Not a live one lcfl behind,
OF them q Der holse IS freed
LYONS Powder did tAe deed.
PRINCIPAL depot for LYoN's Magnetic Powder ani Prs
SO. 42i Bgoadwey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

NItgfTf. 7 hIUD \ % =.
Tor sale in Newly urk, whole ale and retM. hv CN.
CtICxrNTR Co. No 81 barclay s.. and Bora PAUL.
No 40 Coultlanot s.; sold aso by al the principal anS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

CaALLEveE TO THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
defcs any human being o. distinguish head Of ha ed
with his ENcelso,r Liquid HarDye on one that has been
dyed by nature herself lie chaer comDers'n. not
merely between his and oler dyes bat between his
handy wofk and natures. Sold snd applied Nn private
r,nnll NJ Z RIsrAnOROs No. b Asfnr .lOa.r
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-11
Gro. w. PRrEsr, Sec'y.
Frcm the Dollar Newspaper-Philada
Corn Culture.

| Perhaps the few hints herein submitted may
prove acceptable 10 your ''farmer" readers.
They have reference TO the cultivation of corn.
Great diversity exists in the minds Of farmers.
in regard to the cultivation Of this most impor-
tant crop. The best plan to be pursued upon
rich soil, and with view to large harvest, 1
conceive to be the following:-After the pre-
liminary preparation Of tho ground, mark out
two rows together, say two or three inches
apart, and let there be space Of four feet ON the
inside one Of each of these double rows. Plant
each single row in such manner that the hills
will be three feet apart and each hill contain but
two stalks; arrange the hills sothat those on the
second row shall come in the intervals left be-
tween those of the first, thus leaving space of
three feet between, as in the row first planted.
As soon as the grain is sufficiently large, Il
should be plOughed ''from and to- and the earth
drawn around the hill so as to completely cover
up the grass, &c., and thus prevent its growth.
For a few days the ground should be gone over
with cultivator, perhaps twice or more, AMI
then, after an interval of ten days or two weeks
again ploughed and hood. This process, regu-
llarly followed up until there is no moTe
danger from weeds and grass, or the hardening
of the ground, together with proper attention 10
the removal of suckers, cannot fail TO ensure y
good harvest. The ground viii not, in ordina-
ry cases, require more than one or two good
hoeings II. Z.
CuS5crlaad County, N. J., 1852.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-11
A WORD TO THE WISE,

WE subscriber takes pleasure IN informing his
will keep full assortment Of
COOK AND HEATING STOVES,
which unsurpassed by any made east OF west for
beauty IN hnishs economy in fuel and perfection 10 OPP
Grafton.
For The esming season, we win have new patterns
Tor cook and heating stoves, Of which viii Be
LARGE OVEN COOK, upon = design and
principle, which Is expected 10 excel anything
now made, also a new PARLOR, eatirely Of a new de.
slgn. The manufacturer Of these stoves spares no e.
pense 10 make his werk perfect IN every respect, sud
whenever Improvements are necessary, thew viii Be-
adopted
From The fnl'hsT ISaaetioA We have made ia en- nh,
ees, the superiority Ct Workmanship, and ne perfect
satisfaction they hare given wherever ~, - -
eolfdeHt our stoves are both ehaapeS a 4..f ar-
eAe than can be had At any other hoaae q .'1',,L
Don't forget ne place. ST. LOUIS $40 W (nE,
~ D. All our atoses aPe WaRulselasea of Mlssouri
Mountain Iron, aud - warrant lhaia CT ahs Yaeg.
nArFos-1 cARTAll W hkyAR.
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