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Family Grocery for Sale.
Dress Goods at q. & J. SCOTS.

Dress Goods at G. & j. Scotts.
OUR STOCK of Dress Goods this sea.
" son has been selected with more than usu.
al care We would call particular attention
to our assortment of Dress Silks, which is su
perior to any we have ever offered heretofore.
Plain, Barred and striped do, in great variety
Moire ntique Bocade, &C., making in all the
most ATTRACTIVE stock of silks ever opened in
the city, iiEAgether with these we have DU-
CALS--a new article of Dress Goods--Crape.
merettes, Plain and Fancy Bereges, Striped
and Plain all. wool Delaines, Berege Delaines,
Challies, Ginghams, Prints &C., of the newest
and most approved colors aud styles.
aprl6 ' G.. &. J. SCOTT.
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UNION MARBLE WORKS.

IWT1 NJ OHDOOtN y 0O'I S11IV1 y III
Az and Market Streets, Keep constantly on
hand a large and splendid stock Of ali kinds
Of marble work. consisting Of Monumenla,
Tomb and head Stones, marble Maniieb Ac. a
They are prepared to execute every variety
Of design, IN the best possible style. ai
Work WILDE done at Eastern prices, aud full
satisfaction givcn to customers.
Steubenville, ianl'55. .9tr
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ARRIVAL.
A NEW AND FRESH STOCK
DRUGS, .,. .a,
MEDICINES, #t
CHEMICALS,

-I-IVa CULURS, ETC., ETC.,
Just received at the Medical Hail. This stock
has been selected with great care, from res.
ponslble house and all articles are guarantee d
to be of the strictest purity and best quality,
so that Physicians can rely on them; Families
can rely on them; Dealers can rely on them,
and the public can rely not only on their
quality and freshness, but also on the care and
caution with which every article sold at this
establishment is put up ''li,-
DPhysicians prescriptions carefully CON-
pounded at all houIs Of the Day or Night IN
l,i (. OLIVER KELLS, Medical Hall.
May7 M .r ra Third Street.
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ALL THE LADIES CALL.--The
IA finest lot of Pevfumery, Toilet Soaps,
Fancy Articles, &C., ever brought to this city,
is now opening at the Medical Hall. s
junelstf. OLIVER KELLS, Proprietor,
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]. FIN C Fl.

]. FINCH.
A nimal Black Patent Varnish, which 10
"A free from all mineral or metallic sub
stance, and when applied to iron will en-
tirely prevent rust; il has beautiful lus-
tire and is impervious to the weather. Il
can be applied to all kinds of iron machin-
cry that is exposed to the atmosphere. II
will be of great advantage to our Steam
boat men on our Western Rivers for Black.
ing their chimneys and machinery. yI
April 8. ]. FINCH e. co.
No. l27 Sd ST., Pittsburgh Pa. p
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New Spring Goods--1ahR.

DOUGHERTY & BRO, are now re-
u ceiving their stock of Goods for Spring
Trade which is very large and desirable. con-
sisting in part Of splendid Moire Antique silks,
Flounced Robes, French Lawns, French
Chintzes, Striped and plain Bareges, Stella
Shawls, Bonnets and Ribbons, very large
stock Of Embroideries, hosiery, Gloves Laces
DC. Also very large stock Of housekeeping
Goods. DOUGHERTY Il BRO.
aprl6 Third and Market Sts., Steubenviie.
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Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings, &C.,
DOUGHERTY & BRO. have just re.
~ ceivcd large stock of the above Goods,
which We are making into good Clothing, and
which we will make to order as low as any
house East or west.
NE Particular attention is invited to our
stock of goods for boys wear, which is very
large and desirable
DOUGHERTY e. BRO.
aprl6 Third and Market Sts., Steubenville.
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CITY BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Washington Hall Building Market ST.,
&eubenviNe, Ohio. ..
Nan he found the largest, best and cheap
" est stock of Home Made and Eastern
work ever offered in this market, consist
ing in part of Gents, Ladies', Boys" and
Childron's wear, of every variety and
style and we are determined to make it
to the INTEREST of all 10 pATRoNIsE the
CITY SHOE STORE.
d. SCOTT.
N. B. A complete assortment of TRAV-
ELING TRUNKS, of the various styles.
always on hand. my6;wtf
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r EA D T Is

THOSE in search of good Boots and
- Shoes, are respectfully invited to call and
examine my very fine stock, consisting in part
of Mems, Glovetop Caters, Enameral and Calf
Mems Oxford Ties, Calf and Enameral. Mems
Morocco Pumps also fine article of French,
Calf and peged Boots. Women's Congress las
ting, Rice and Glove.top Caters, French Mo.
rocco Boots, Slippers, and Buskins.
Also very large Stock of Boys Misses and
Children's Shoes, which will sell at the very
lowest cash prices, for an article that will give
entire satisfaction. Please call at the corner
of 5th and Market SITS.
May 28-3m. JOHN HALSTEAD,
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New Groceries.
MIR. VIM. M'CARTY desires us to
1'l tell the public that he is just receiving,
and will open on the first day of June; the lar
gest and best selected stock of fine Family Gro.
ceries ever offered in the Steubenville Market
Every variety of Groceries, and comprises in
that variety every quality, from common up to
fine and extra. He will sell at five per cent.
below any other establishment in Steubenville;
and will arrant his articles to be ten per cent
better. He respectfully asks the public to call
at his Store Room, the old stand on Third st.
near the Union Office; and he will convince
them that what he says is true aud to be relied
upon. VIM MCARTY.
Steubenville, June 4, 1856. ......
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CCK KEEP COOL."-It is done by STOP
IA ing in at the Medical Hall, Third ST.,
and taking an ice cold drink of that sparkling
Mineral Water, favored with syrups rich and
delicious JulS) OLIVER KELLS.
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BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY.
A FLOTO would respectfully inform
IN the citizens of SteubeDville that he is
engaged in the manufacture of Boots and Shoes,
and is prepared to supply to order on short
notice. He keeps on hand the best material,
and hopes to be able to give satisfaction to all
who may favor him with their patronage. Es-
tablishment on south Third street, between
Market and Adams streets. A. FLOTO.
may2Sly.
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RARBERS' SOAP--Another LOT of this
- finely scented, superior BARRIERS soap just
opened at the Medical Hall.
junel8 OLIVER KELLS.
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ALL THE GENTLEMEN CALL
I n and examine the magnificent Shaving
Soaps, Toilet and Washing Soaps, with numer-
GUS other fancy articles at
jul8 OLIVER KELLS' Medical Hall.
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RTNA AIR!TIaHT STOVE.

A COOKING STOVE designed for
a Farmers and hotel keepers, burning wood
and coal, and guaranteed to give satisfaction
to purchasers. Also, Live Oak Large Oven,
for burning wood Star Of the West, and
Aurora. These stoves are far superior to any
yet introduced for baking aud roasting, in re-
spect to saving fuel and for durability they are
unequalled. Manufactured by A. Bradley,
Pittsburgh. The subscriber keeps constantly
on hand large assortment of Tin Sheet Iron,
brass ware. self-sealing cans, DC. Persons in
want Of. anything in his line will save money by
giving him call Spouting roofing and all
kinds fob work done to order and at the lowest
prices. The highest pricespaid for old copper
and pewter. Store South 4th street nearly Op-
posite the Norton House. j. Il. LINDSAY.
June 25th 1856.
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RATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE-This
IL is warranted the best hair dye in existence.
1t dyes black or brown instantly, without the
least injury to the hair or skin just received
at the Medical Hall GulS) OLIVER KELLS.
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Valuable Property for Sale.


Window Sash, &C., by Machinery.
MY Machinery heing 10 succes,ful operation. having
ISR sn,ulovea 6ra rite Workmen, and having on
hand supply Of good lumber, an now prepared TO
offer TO the public
Furniture, Sash, Blinds, Doors, &C.
Of good workmanship al short notice and cheap of '0e
cash. PRIDE JONES.
FEBRUARY -. so
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From the southern Planter.
BEsr MODE or APPLYING GUANo Tt
fsHRN

BEST MODE or APPLYING GUANo TO
CORN.
Mr.. President: In accordance with re-
aucst 81 the club. the following experiments
were made with guaDa on corn, IN order to
ascertain the best mode Of its application.
4 selected four acres Of thin land. about
ihe same quality. On the first applied 200
lbs. Of puanu broadcast, aud turned il under
lhe 1T or March with double plough.
/ On the second acre, ! applied 200 lbs,
euano in The drill, in the following way
/ The land having been previously iallowed
\ with double plough. burrows we're made al
,he time Of plantingby running twireln place
with single plough, 10 which the guano wa
,IriIIed: a harrow was then rnn over II, whicl
Gov cred il two or three inches deep, ih'
corn was then dropped and covered with har'
rows.
!, On the third acre, used no guano.
On the Iouth. applied 100 lbs. Of guano y
!. the drill, ii the same way as on the sccun'
acre; and at the second ploughing ] applied
100 lbs. in burrows made by . single piong
on each side IL the corn, and covered vii
single ploughs. The results we're as iol
lows:
I i'll acre. 200 lbs brcaiesi, produced bbls. .
!. bushels, and 3 Pceks, at 81 80, sa
i, "a acre, 500 Ibs IN the drill, produced bbls.
bushels and . pccks, At 81 30. y
lc Sl acre, nothing used. produced bbl. bush.
els, aud pecks, al 50 30,
2 l,h acre, 100 lbs, IN drill aud io0i ihs At side.
produced bbs., bushels, and rcck. AZ
~ ~ so, ~
In the above there is nothing said abb
short corn. AZ il was pot al halt price, Al
carried out in the estimate Of zach acre.
Byadding TO the proJuet ol The unimprc'
II acre, which was Sc sJ, the cost ol guano a.
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/ WELL. SAIp.--The Indian 10 his native cenii-
tion. il no ianl, as The following anecinle related
I n, n Washington correspondent 81 The Baltimore
4 RrpublTan ai.tsls: -
we mel COl. sam. SianbodIng to-day ~ he
rpiunda Of The Capitol aud While ae we're looh'
ine i, The carved representations over ihe door.
ways oG lie rulurda. Tie veteran Indian agent
,olj us Ina, in 1890. with delegsion nl the
Menominee lniians. De visited the Capioi, aug
explained lhr nalnrt aud design 81 We stone
ptaups IN ihe rniundt, when lhe clllel, tuZL'y
Bear" turned 10 lhf pss' dnnTwsy, over Whlct
there X represenlalion ol lie landing the ol ~
gru.. and said, I" fhrc, lngen give whie maI
cora !" aud 10 lhe nonh, representing Pen1'
tUes,y, "Tharc Ingen give un land;" aud on
llhe wes,, where Pucahnnlas Is seen sssitg ih'
lie Of Capt. Smih. " fherc, lngrn Save M
llf. !" and lasiy il The south. were the hard,
n,oneer, DANIEL ,one. IS seen plnnging his knd
! : in,n tLr hear ~ one Z, man, Whale his loot
: = pIanled On ,he dead body nf auoler, !" An
! y ,nere whue man kill lngrn."
.,~@~.e>~.s<~>~,,
A Fuoi. ASp Ills F0tLy.--An exchange pa
: per relates that in Pittstown, Rcnsselae
suunty. N T., man with his rifle at arm
4 length, At twenty PAGES, shot potato 'io.
> the head Of another. The potato was cut
- two, and by the lorce Of the ball vale
big as i mans finger was raised on The OF
Is er's head, aud the poor fellow thought b
skull was split, though no blood was dra"
nor any real harm done. The truth u, q part
10 IN the tavern somewhat elevated, had be-
nj discussing the story or William Tell, aud tll
M led ;uthe perilous trial. The sufferer "a
il was the first aud Tie last time that he "
rd ever stand as 1--we illustration Of Swiss ?
I'd triotisn,.
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interest thereon for one wear. lsay W ou) anu
leslucting the amount. $l2 90, from the pro-
duct Of the first acre, the remainder rs 59)
will show the profit BY The use of guano, ap,
piled broadcast. In the same way, 8 10 IS
the profit BY its use in the drill, and 81 II Is
The profit BY its use as applied on the lourth
acre.
But IN order to ascertain more accurately
The profits by the use Of guano, we should
charge for cultivation, which | will put
down at IS per acre, which is modefate,
supposing the laborer to indhimseliand horse;
also IS so per acre for guano when used. by
/ this estimate, it will be found that the net
ipro6t on the unimproved acre is 81 -; on
1.-THE lst acre. 81 IA; on 2n,l. 80 65; and on
the 4th, IS &c. The result Of the above ex'
Eperiments is decidedly IN iayoroi using hall
the guanu int the drill at the;time OF planting,
and halt at the second ploughing. ! will
state, IN connection with these experiments
] that the corn on the acre on which the guanC
was applied broadcast, looked decidedly bet
ter than any other until il was about thret
feet high, about which time that on the acre
on which the 200 lbs gpano was used IN th'
drill, overlook it. This acre, during the sum
mer, and even after the tops were cut,
thought would have produced at least bar
. rel more than any otier, but to surprise
found tie 9Th acre produced The most. Thi
: lsan exemplIfcatiun Of the Iallacy OF judginI
as TO lie results Of experiments by the eye
Respectfully submitted. WM. lRBY.
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CuRiou. ERROR AND IT'S REsuLT.-A certain
citizen of Montrose, Scotland, il is said,
wrote 10 his agent in London TO purchase
ton ol. copper for him; but The letter being
one Of lhe very worst specimens OF penman-
ship, as we'll as perhaps net very correct IN
point Of orthography, the agent read the or
der ion of capers. Surprised at such an
order, but nevertheless anxious TO oblige his
correspondent, he Immediately set TO work,
aud bought up the commodity in all quarters
till lie had the requisite amuunt. This, as
NAV b. conceived, Was attended with the very
natural effect Of creating demand Tor capers.
lin The language Of trade, capcrs came 10 be
inquired aI,er,) and also nf rendering them
scarce, so that they in consequence rose very
much in price. The agent now wrote his
correspondent that he had had great diileal-
N in fulfilling his urder, but at last had sue
ceeded in procuring for him ton Of Capers
but that capers had since risen sery much u
price, and Il he chose 10 sell I've had now a
opportunity OF realizius handsome gain o
the transaction. The Muntrose citizen, a
might be expected, was very much astonisl
ed in his turn By the communication, and u
manner in which his order had been inlhlle,
/ but had the good sense TO write immedIatei
. TO sell bv all means--and thus, II Is adde's
pocketed a considerable sum from an unii
ientional speculation and unexpected adsa'
tage.
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HIST RECEIVED,

E0o lbs. Pure Lead. ea5 ibs. White Zinc rani
OUU 10 asi.. SWEET oil, 2 hhls. Tanners Uil'
6 raIs Japan vsmish. u lhs Pans uisen;
10 M. rseueh zinc or po,eelaie White. sc. Sc.
= W. ! LONG & CAIN.
Jnns 90, 1855. %
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PLANT CORN.

The question of cheap bread for the work
ingman, and whether there will be good
supply of beef, depend upon how the people
plant corn.
Ifpork next fall is scarce and high, those
who have il to sell may think il is prosper
ous time for them. but il will be more so 4
the people generally have planted corn. It
IS not true argument that it all did so the
price would be ruinously low" No coun-
try ever was ruined by cheap bread.
We adiure you, therefore, every man Of
you that owns an acre of soil, TO plant corn
lin the English acceptation Of the word,
anything that will make bread--but more
particularly we entrcat you to plant maize,
or Indian corn. We ask il Tor the good 0i
the country Tor de benefit ol tile farmer. i
/ there q man living who took our advice and
increased his crop last spring, and who has
since had moment Of regret that he did so'
II he has, his deeply benefited country has
NOT. The people return thanks TO God Tor ?
bounteous crop. Without II, what would
those who buy bread have done IN all tins
terrible winter
Last spring general effnrt was made Z
increase the product Of the land. Heayei
smiled upon il, and the people were mad
glad. There was cause then-there Is caus
now-that the people should plant corn
more than was planted last year. Tor nn@her
are the granaries fall; nowhere IS there sur
plus laid Up against an uniruitIul year. am
without such surplus no country can be ~
dependent, no people prosperous and happy
Let them plant corn.
We have had winter Of severity such a
those who are mast able to work have nese
known before, ant NAV never know agait
But that is not CERTAIN; the next MAY be 90
ef s,ili greater severity, aud i 50, what q &c
nand there will b. for grain-the poor vi
cry out for bread. Let the farmers plan
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LET Us REASON TOGETHER
HOLLOW Y's pTLL.'


TT has been the 10, of ,he human 70 Be WEIGHED
i down by disease and suffering. Holb0WAllsl
PILLS are specially adapted 10 the resf OF the eak,
Tho Nervous Inc Delicate and the IDhm, Of ell eines
sers Sexes and constitutions Pfotrssor Hollway per.
sonally spernends the manufacture Of his meienesi "
lbc United States. and offers them 70 Tree and engni
sned people as hs best remedy the world ever saw cf
The removal of diseases.
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
These famous Pill. are expressly combined Y operate
on the stomach the liver the Kidneys The uass nc sEn
snIthe bowes couecing any deIangemeni IN ihsu iune
,on. purifying the blcoJ the very fountain q life, and
thu. curins disease 10 all - forms.
DYSPEPSIA Axp LIVER COMPLAINTS
N,a,ly half hs human race have taken these Pills i
has seen proved IL III parts of thcwod, iha, nohlns
ha, been ound equal them IN cases Of Disorders ol lhe
liver yspesia aud stomach complaints gsnersliy They
o gt,s healthy tone 10 these organs however much
de,anatd. and when 81 other means hssr tailed
GENERAL DEBILITY. ILL HEALTH.
Nany al ,hr most lespoiir Governments have opened
tt,t e,.am h5ascs 10 tie Introduction o. ihrse fs-,
cha, ihey may ircrme the nedsne oi the nasess tram
ed Colleges admit that this sditnr y the hes' trnfes
Eve, known cor prssons II delicate health % where 9he
system has been impaired, a. W. lnsgoians PVPe'es
never fail 10 allofd Ielei.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
b,.led meicne Il coTreets and regulates ihe mon'hi
eousr. :, III periods acting in any cases lke charm
n !. aso The cs and safest medicine that can he e'ssf
a rhi,sr Of III ages aud Tor any complaint; eonse
qnenlIy no family should be without u.
Boligpov,, RIA, are Ne B,i Remedy kno,ca IN tis
Uorld Jer me- foiioring Disen@s.
A.bm.. Debility, Lown'sofSpfi,'
now.ll,omol,ints. Fever aud Agne, Piles,
,ouehs. Femaierompnints, stone and Grave
E.s.
Chest Diseases, Indigestion, toms,,
Cosliseness, luausnSa, 'enesh n"ee.
f....,.;. Inflammation. tions,
n;.,,bos. Inward Weakness, Worms. Of ell
: n,c.sv. Liver Complaints, kinds
-. sol5 4, Inc Manulaciories of Professor Hollowa
20 MaiIcn Lane New York and Sfi s.fsnu' honao
,.a.,.,a,shos, the ine,Slairs and the civilized VOL
M boscs, Il Is cents, BcI cents. and ~ each.
], 80 There Is a considerable saving W TAXING y
larger sizes.
N. b. Directions COZ the guidance o. patients 70 c'
= ~ dsaf,lc, are afixcd 20 each Boz. =
= September ss.
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FOR SALE,

rnrARt. starch. chlo,ins Tooth Wash,
Blaek I,ea,er vamiah Bulls safsapsila.
go. af lava Coffee. Ex. MeI.ane's venniluge,
Il, Pine. Ayers Cherry pcciofal,
r,ali.aJ f;,n. Ayers Pills. &c. &C.
"'"'"' LOSG & CAIN.
June sad, 1855. vs.
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LONG & CAIN

LONG & CAIN
HAVE Just recesed end oiTef for saie large ys''-
IA civ oi fcrfamery DC. ol The bea quality, among
which arc the following;
Cologne, Toilet Vinegar. LasenJsr Water, Vesbena,
Gsnneum and Bay Water.
f,a.rr,,e.. Da,in&H Har. Balssmic Eau DE BOioi,
,.,n fnc Tooih Wash,
f,hl.,;ne ,roe,h wash Paste Cor the Teeth,
pm aI.a..r,le. : yer, 6ne ar Lyons Ksihsrion.
,sie f,r the Hair. Hillief's Excelsior Fufni-
liz slice lure Polish,
Fanes SONS. Tripci Polish,
Shaving sdaps, fhhocnmes.
t,ala Cream. Psmsde Divine,
Egyplian Hair Dye.
P.nex Letter 4 Note Psp.T, Pocket lnksiands,
rpxelopes. Steel Pens,
Letter and fooiscap Paper, Ink,
Backgsmmnu Boards, Mefk Boxes,
WIRING Decks, Cshas,
Por Monies. Baskets. &c. &c.
November 26.
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RECEIVED,

A LOT of THEE Penny Male; and one bauel o.
n BURNING FLUID (not Camphcne.l = Also
SUMNER MANTlLLAs. q yatiens Minds, -,
No, ale by .TuRRENTlNE a SON.
May ~.
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Musical AuroaATnN We have had an op.
portunity Of witnessing a most ingenious
piece of mechanism, constructed by native
oi IL lland, in The Island Of Java. 1t is the
full length figure Of a man, we'll proportloned,
who holds in his hands musical instrument,
from which he discourses music IN exact
time ami with almost superhuman skill. The
instrument he used was a clarionet, but the
figure also PLAYS upon the cnrnet and an Or
gan, IN which latter case the feet are used as
ell as the hands. In the interior, we see
The complex mechanism which, Initiating The
lungs as il were. sends the breath into the
instrument, which cuntruls the angers moving
The KEYS, and which serves as the nerves and
muscle. Of the antcnaton. When this ma
chlnery is wound up, the head bows, the eye
turn in the most natural manner, and th,
lips seem to count the measure, and The cia
riuaet may begin at the exact moment requir
ed 10 accord with the accompaniment OF th'
piano Several musical gentlemen were pre-
sent it lle private exhibition, and expressed
Aihemselses delighted with the ingenuity "
l the conlrl,ance. Boston Daily Adu
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Owing to the fact that the ground has been
covered with snow for many weeks, and that
snow is an abs0rbant Of ieriIlizlng elements
lor the earth, we have reason TO believe that
this will he great grain producing season.
Lei the people plant corn.
Nut day is TO be lost We know That
the ground is still froZen-that the SHOWS ni
January still linscr on the surface; but. We
repeat, not day Is u be lost frpm your pre-
paraiion, il you intend, more than last year.
to plant corn.
let il nat be argued that the price Of corn
is falling--it is still largely remuneratiye,
while all its products are equally 50. LOOK
AZ the prices that farmers have realized Tor
beet and pork. aud though The latter has ial-
len, il is still abpye the point Of profit 10 the
maker. There is no prospect that beei VIII
fall ten cents pound on the hool Tor sii thai
Is corn fed during the year. Al that rate y
will pay to plant corn.
There is pressing need now Tor greal
crop. as great. or greater than that q las
!. year, and we may have ii, il those who rea'
this article will bear in mind the burden
its song, and urge upon all with whom the.
have any influence, 10 plant corn-plant nor
than you intended, more than you did las
!. year, il pnly by one grain, onc hl!l, one rod
!. one ruod. uRe acre. one ield--silil let you
: motto be that which begins and ends tii' up
. peal ! Plant Corn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-23

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