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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-26
II. l. ANDERSON,
superintendent Of n. & C,k, K.


NASHVILLE TeuB., Jan. 30, 1855.
We using the PArEfaBe usmel Coal OH in our Ma
chine shop, great pleasure 10 stating that have
any Oh 70 equal it, IL Wiz very greatly
longer and ubcae thoroughly shan the best qualify
other ordinary O s Tree from gum, End Is ust
Oil needed for msChineTy. We doubt not it
must come into general We hink this Oh fully equal
best Sperm and that ono gallon 10 Woth more tnan
Two Of The best LETu Oh.
AND'W ANDERSON,
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FREIGHT RATES
PROM
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO
NASHVILLE AND STATIONS,
on
Nashville & Chattanooga h. II.
WEST OF STEVENSON.
WEST OF STEVENSON

First class, cneluding Haisl per 100 lbs,.-,.sl %
second eia1assss....-. - " 90
lhlrQ elGsd
special kate5 for FuTHitHre.6cn - .......-.. 9 80.
COMPETITION between STEAMERS and Pfopelers plying
~ between New YORK and Charleston and Savannah has
caused reduction In Steamers TeEhts through Goods
As tleir charges may huctuas give above the
Charleston Or Savannah 20 Nashville. At the
guarantee the cost shall not exceed az time pTor0 Et
Of June the ralss here advertised Through
IA IS rom New YORK and Philade pha % Naslve, In
connection with Charleston and savannah steamship
Lines,
Efs1 Ass PEI lpB'sss 81 90
ara Class ss-.- s.s.s........s - z IS
npeclaA rates. o. 90
Consig1 Goods 30 gent Genital Railroad savannah and
20 Agent South Carolina Railroad, Charleston.
OgerchaEgss and Damages sIcepg damages occurring az
sea will DO promptly settled a. heretofore
For further information or Cards giving classification,
&C. apply 20 A. the y. q c. Railroad Depot By mail
90 rCHAs. ". ANDERSON,
leb 22-u General agent.
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MORE THAN 100000 BOTTLES
SOLD IN THE
new ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE YEAR.

TyHE RESTORATIVE OFsPROF. o. ]. WOOD FOR REs-
rORING harsPaTiectly aud Pefmauantlyst has never
yet had rival volume af5r volume might De aivsn
all pars Of world and fJm me intelligent,
prove that fG a pc rfect EEesLOFadkVes bit read
ClTeular you Canno dOubI; read the following
II TIE HAIR.-Psopls have for centdFiss been afflicted
WIKI bald heads, and ne only remedy, heretofore known,
has been those abOmmEbie wigs. rseehg discovery
Professor Wood these articles being dispensed
many persons still Dao size gnsm they
have been often imposed upon b. Hair fOnic Of dInsr
eat kinds, To all sucn persons Wa earnestly make the
quest that they will Try once agaa, or la Woods hesOra
tive there tung fail. We know Of lady
bald, who used article short and head
Covered completely with nisst aRd beautiful
curls aginahe We KNOW Of numerous where hEir
rapidly falling sut, which II restored Ia greater poTec
ZION thaH 10 ever had been before.
Hs also without doubt OF the best articles for keep
ing the har u good condition, making son Ind Ossy
moving daadu and has proved Itself the greatest enemy
o all tns llls that hair 10 o.
h Is the duty Of every their personal ap
pearanco, though ss mag differ regaTd he Wdys Of
doing l but every viii admit that beautiful head OF
hair, either In woman object mucn 70 Dc des
cd and there arc JaAt snoud le untitled 20
obJaln such acOnsdsratiOR WOHtss ADFOcATE1 Fhlla-
del his.H .------a-..
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Bird Cages =!
QUeensWare, Glassware,

WE have great variety of Bird Cages, Of bsauti-
w ul patterns ghe bandsomesJ assortment seen in
Nashville. .-r.f F...- DO. .--'
feb ~ MACKENZIE & WILSON.
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RTEE EEws-The river is on a stand, with an
abundance Of water any class boat
ARRIVED Blanche Lewis from Carthage; Nash
vile, from New Orleans; City Of Huntsville, from
Memphis.
DEPARTED.-J. II. Lucus, for Lew Orleans Sligo,
for WaitsborO' Blanche Lewis, for Carthage
ExrEcTED.-Princess from Cincinnati.
Red Rover viii arrive on Saturday, and leave for
New Orleans on Monday March the 18th, at o'clock
p. NJ.
The United Ststes Mail Packet City of Huntsville,
will leave to-day for Memphis, at o'clock, p. ~
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81 FEEAMa zsr -frss
90 One copy for one year.......& ~ %, and gliL
Ons copy for two yeafs...... 3 80, and gifts.
One COPY GOI three Fe4r5-... 90, aud gifts.
One copy for i've years. 49, . o. sad gIfs-
Tf. AND TO CLUBS
Three cnpfss one year. go. IS 90, and ghs
Five c1pi.a one year...--..- %, and gifts.
TFsnty-1ns copies ne year. 90 20, and n y1fB.
TIE articles to be dstr1ue6 EEs COMPRISED IN the fol-
F.oEagss Of Gold containing ..... $500 20. each
10 DO do d -. 100 %. s.ob
10 PatebtLsyer Hlntirg Cased Watches 100 %, sacl
~ dl-a fA-eltss 1900 each
~ 40 ..r -.-.--~.--.--.-.-... % co. esch-
.lVy 80 .-s-.-r.....-..s. 50 20. c1ca-
BjJ Ladies Gold Watches ............ IS 0Q, each
20 silver Haunting Cassd Wstclss ..--- 81 90 each,
ouO silver senes. $40 90 20 - co. eac
1000 Gnld Guard, Vsst Fob CHains 10 Oto 10 co. ec
Gold Lock-ts, Bracelets Brooches Ear Drops, Ersalt
PlnE, Cuff PLs- Sleeve Butt1rs, KiHgs 5lirs STUDS,
Watch ksyE Gold aud Silver T1mhez aud var ETY. e- A.
other ar.ic e. worth irom so cents SD CO. esCh-
Immediately receipts "a thu al bt0U mere. ne
subscribers name viii be entered upon su5srl uor
book opposite anumDsr and ts M o0rrssp0ndf1g WI"
thai uliu Der will forwarded within week. % Gle
subscriber, NAIL OR sEEzEss JFOsT PAID
- All com nunicati01s shoald be 4ddrsssed 70
BECKEI 4 90.
As and ~ Mcffll Building B55 Broadway New York .s
- specimen copies sent Tree. Agents wanted.
isoz1-Wlmly
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HH ia - s arsr h Way land, MaBg., Fsb. 5. Ie5T.
PROF o. J. WOOD & Co,-Gentsi Having rsslissdths
good eHacs yOuf siE Restorative Lsh STATE 5hat
hudnr nv gro wing thiu, well gray, uas ffdue
ed rum read and heard article prepared
By you % Pr1Hgte ~ growth and change its color
was youth, 0ugh OF which Il Effected con pegsy In
the OpeTaEiQn 4 haFe used nearly three bottles.
-bogFs- q - ----a-JAsfHa FRANCIS
o. J.. WOOD q CO., Proprietor, 3f2 Broadway, new
New ~ the geatN. Y, Wire Railing Estabshment) and
ia Asfkststi a. Louis, No And s0id By al good Drug.
yiat ~ faru9r,rrs
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NAGHvrILH AND CHATTaHoOaA RAILROAD
49, =

NAGHvILLH AND CHATTaHoOGA RAILROAD
Machine ShOp, JaE. p, l6j5.
This will certify that are using the PRrafiae Camel
Coal III made BY Unioh Coal aud Oil Company, Mays
vile, KY IN our Machine Shop and on the locomotives on
have tested the Oil very carefully discover
quEllss entirely convinced it is very Ems Oh
machinery and thar one gallon Of this OH fully equal
90 two gallons OF The best Lard Oil. Il being entirely
rom gum mEchnery viii with less pow than With
any Oh used Although the OIL has thin sppesr-
anCe lu5rcstnE body superior any Oil in Ordins
ary uss, sbd "a O. veil B6sPisd 10 Railroads.
q. B. hNOW LBS, Master Mechanic,
Nashville and Chattanooga hEirosd.
Mr. Knowles is Master Of Machinery OF Road and
reliable nah, in whose statements we would condde.
v. X. STEVENSON, President,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad,
s..f. Il. /. ANDERSON,
superintendent Of n G. q. b. K
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The male dspastmsntsOf 4hs Public Schools viii
celebrate their bird aaHiss7saryon Friday the 26th
inst a.
Mr. Crisp has psry sishly Rendered them the use Of
the Theatre for The occasion. -.
The exercises consisting Of declarations, dis-
loguss, debates, songs, &C., viii commence at A.
NJ. The members Of the Legislature, The City COun-
oil. The Board Of Education, Parents and Citizens
generally, are invited % attend. feb zl-tt,
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sE1frnnrlIInarE. Rargain

IN "A ESIRA u LII X Il d e N CEs
Offer for sale sErozt sacrhes FOR cash, ~
~ New aandsoms BRICK DFeilinEs win six large lia
mons ktehsn gistafn. dfs, md lot frousaF ZOO fs
Russell greet iu Zoi6sfsFs Addition % Ersdeld ou
lev hhadrsd yards from ths pubic squire Persons ah
10 Duy great 5arrn 90 Of the fssa5s rssdcl
ess 10 EdgsseId, via SD % heir % make
date Application 70 J. L. & 2 W. BROWN,
fsb t5E-ln az Cherry street
TChOice Chewing Tobacco aud Cfsais.
TITk have in store large lot Of Capt SEuEa ceehrat
W Cd brands Of Tobacco and his veil kn0uu Pan1ke
0randt0 arTve IN few days We except brands wen
lay those who want he BEET arcs tha hey can had
q, ahoiesals OF retail, az a Union street
Also large lot OF Langhorn & Armis,sad, win many
other brands Of dua NrUhia Tobaeco-anda ol o. Eto4
Tennessee Tobacco, tat wish close Gus AZ piea Y
please The buyer. ~ "a
nFeOntin ue 70 Keep genuine imported hayeAs Ign
Domestic and German d., fPosS sodEshsnuai smoking
- - ~ Nv LANGLEY q CO..
de- n a uniOn Street..
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GEORGE a. HERTOT.
tIsts HEEIOT d HOLMEsJ
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
NO.4 VENDUE RANCE,
CHARLE STON, S. c.

Particular attention given 10 the sale Of Cotton FouI
Wheat Corn and all other Produces also, the Forward
ing OF Goods 10 and from the Interior.
REFEEENCEs-B. S. Rhett, ESQ, MessTB, T. S. 4 l. q
Budd W B. Herot ESQ., Charlie sOn, s O., james walker
ESQ Nashville, Tenn, Thomas s. Kennedy, Louisville, Ky
Wilson 4 RuFna, Baltimore. Nd, IHpr23-WIy
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- on Cochoctoh, Ohio, Nov. II, 1886
J. WOOD g. CO.-Gantss As have been engaged N
selling ar Restorative the last season Tor one Of your
local agents, * d. HarklnsOn and having experienced
e ben6hcai snecIs o. 10 mysa would IKE 10 obtain an
agency for state Ohio some Stale N ne esli
should KQu- wish 70 make sucRan leL y - an
con Tinc8d tnsfe nothing equal 10 u In ne uhea 5ss,
for restoring the hair have been engaged In The Drug
business several yaars have sa various Bspara-
tons oT the hair have found nothing that restores The
s-csiiVo organs invg5sieg the scalp as E5 - soE
being ~ y co. WINGED mat your rsEoraVe IL What you rs
present il 10 BE- would ike 10 engzgeR the sale for
l satisded 90 mo st sell. ... J. ..L Id. lt-. To-
FourstruIy, 81. ~. s. 7. sTOCKMAN.
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.--7 poo s.l '- SPRING FAIR, .--... --
The annual Spring Fair Of the Davidson county
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, for the year
1858, viii be held at the fair grounds near Nashville
on the 4th To 9Th of May inclusive. Liberal pre-
iums are oersds list Of which with regulatiOusfOr
holdiugthe Fair may be had on application to L. P
WILLIAMS, Secretary at the Office Of the Southern
Homestead, No. 173 Deadrick Street, or at this
Office. Membership Tickets emitting the holder
10 all the privileges Of the Society for the year
1858, and frss access TO the grounds during the
Spring Fair, may he had Tor 81, on application
to THos B. JoHEsoS, Treasurer.
WI g. HARDING,
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lWEFHHA

WISH 70 purchase nom 10 50 bushels Of pIiaa
nsrohanta6ls wheat ioE immediate delivery, or Villa
win pay he fan market Priae, q. l'hAAAs
June i5-tH&Ea A4El9teatlir
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BOHEMIAN, &C.

.. -a-.. BOHEMIAN, &C.
HR subscriber has the pleasure Of announcing to his
friends generally and the La dies particularly, that Mr.
BADGER has just arrived with very ane stock Goods
IN his line As usual he ready meet ID wants Of his
friends and old customers either for cash trade here
tOfore. We bespesk for him a call.
70 Rooms ia second story No. AZ Public Square,
feb 20 BENJ 2. SHIELDS.
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XTTATBRFIBLD & wALEBR are adding 10 tbsfr srfsp-
W EiVe assortment some New and elegant Styles ~ Hats
original On design and Of psoF texture Their stock a
large and select, and their prices low and uniform
feb - WATBRFIFLD & WALKER
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Life OF Aaron Burr,
Colonel in toe arEv Of the RsyoIution o S. sspator
Vice PresdeHt Of tbs Unitsd States, &c ~. ,--,-.
For sale by no.. .s..-4 d. r. ~. t. .- ...
feb ....... ....-f. ID r HAGAy .
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BUGG1Es, R0CKAWAYs. &C., &c.

-s-f H' s 5s = 81 VFboiesah Agepss
And by A. H. ROSCOE, G. W. HENDBRsHoT, and J.
STRETCH. 8 '' ' an l-dtWdFW5m
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-25
Cutting Potatoes.

The practice Of cuttisg potatoes 10 sd,ps.
ed By many % 4 matter Of economy. Ex.
peFiencs, however, seems to have establish
ed. that the practice has On injurious inau,
encs upon the crop, especially whom the
planting is early, and the soil and weather
cold. Last Season, in order TO test the thing.
] tried several experiments, the rssuI.s sf
which were ia every case in favor Of the un.
cut seed. The method adopted was &c fol.
Iows:-Tworows Ofcut potatoes were plant.
cd in the c,nter Of a piecs-the tubers be.
ing divided - nearly In the centre as prac.
tscable--and two pieces sllowed to each
bill. This was tried on four dizsrsn, pieces
Of the vegetable. and each piece 10 differ.
snt Geld. On digging the roots, it was found
that the yield Of the Gu, rows was less BY
one tenth, by weight, than that ofthe uneu,
ones' and 10 point Of size, still more mark.
ed difference. Inevsr plant the smallest or
the largeat potatoes. but select those of me.
dium size, and allow two potatoes to the
hiIl.--GermGntOOn TsleorspG.
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Look after the Course Fodder.

Nothing IL more common in the fields and
barnyards Of our farmers ,hsn to see quaint.
ties Of straw, corn stalks, and conrse litter
lying kicking abou, the cattls's feet. and n
piles along the fences, where little Of it is
nosed ever BY the stock, and the rest trOdden
under feol and wasted.
This 10 all wrong, snd ss unnecessary as
wrong. Every particle Of coarse fodder
even to buskwheas. pea and bean straw,
should bs carefully foddersA out, for Ia Ger.
tain portions Of the winter. il the sluf be
we'll saved and clean, the cattle, sheep and
horses will eOnsums it all. II the rseks
under the sheds are not sufficient TO hold It,
We build ssbbIs pens Of rails, poles or coarse
limbs. In the ysrds or adjoining fields, and
carry out or haul with wsgon, cart. or sled,
90 the case may be, the litter and pitch ii to
them. To these, 10 good wsathsr-not in
rain or snow storms-we drive the stock,
snd never had sny difficulty in their sating
Il. even when they fed on geod hay over
niSht in their stables and sheds.
Sometimes, when the straw 10 net bright,
BY sPrinkIing on e little brine, the stock
will easit clean, when otherwise they would
hardly touch II. It 10 no use to say, that
such fodder does the stock no gsod. We
know better. Anything th,t the cattle sst
With relish. does them good. Cold, brigh.
weather 10 tho time to feed out ell coarse
fodder. and it is wrong to waste q single
handful thst any creature you have will
consume. - American Agrieultsrist.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-25
Ayers /. Cathartic pills,

TNHE sciences Of Chemistry and Medlcino have bean
l. taxed their utmost 10 produce this best most peEtset
purgative which k known to man. Innunerable proofS
are shown that these Ps have virtues which sarpas, In
excellence the ordinary medicines and that they win un
preeedentedy upon ths esteem Of all msn They are iA
and pleasant TO take but powerful 70 cure Their pens
trang properties stimulate the vital the body
remove the obstrucOns Of its organs purify the hleod
and expe disease Theypurge out the foul huors which
breed and grow dSsmpcr stimulate sluggIS or dsor.
arsd organs into their natural action and tmpa healthy
tone with strength to the whole system Not only 10
they cure tie everyday complaints Of every body, but
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have bad
the best Of human skill While they produce powerful
effects they at the tme In diminished doseS the
safest and best phyc that be employed for children.
Being sugarcoated they pleasant to ako and being
purely vegetable, fres from any risk Of harm Cures
have been made which supasB belief were they NOT sub
santated by Of such exalted position and character
s to forbid the suspicion Of untruth Many eminent
csrsymen and pyscans have lent their names 10 certify
70 the public the reliability Of my remedies while others
have sent me the Of their conviction that my
Preparations contribute immensely TO the relief OF ny
Gdiicted, suffering fellowmeu.
The Agent below named pleased to furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions their uss and
certificates Of their cures Of the following complaints:
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism Dropsy,
Heartburn, Headache arising from foul stomach, Nam
Iea Indigestion, Morbid Inacon Of the Bowels and Pea
&rsng therefrom Fhtuency Loss Of Appetite oil Ulcer
ous and cuaneOus Diseases which require an evacuant
ing the blood and stimulating the system. cure many
complaints whc II would not be supposed they could
reach, such as Deafness Partial Blindness Neuralgia and
nsys, Cont and other kindred complaints arising on
low state Of the body obstruction Of IT, functions.
Do not be put Oh BY unprinepisd dealers Gith so1ss
other pill they make more profit on. ASK for AYER1
PnlS, and take nothing else No other they can gss
L.. Ia
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Wash for Fruie Trees.

Make . firm soap of ono part lamp oil mo
matter how much saDdisd) and six or eiph,
parts Of strong Icy or potash solution; one
part Of this soap and eight parts Of warm
waser-apply with brush, or cloth attached
70 . long handle.
IhaSs used this wash with perfect sue.
cess On young trees. entirely destroying the
sPhis when the trsss were nearly covered
with them, and giving to the bark healthy
sne vigorous appsaraase. Apply the wash
IN February Or March.-Nss England Fs-.
mar E .s> -'yr
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- Gard.
NHE srduous duties on my practice over
lV taskfnG my strength n the infnrv az nv ha. I,h

M HE aTduous duties on my practice over
lV taskfng my strength 70 the injury OF my health
have been induced % engage psriner; and take
e:eat pleasure 10 saying to my ends sDd the pubc
that have sue ceeded In securing, as SUCH gentle
man with whom have been acquainted for eevera !
years, and In whose skill rs . physician have the
fullest confidence. and 70 whom can safely entFust
the medical charge Of my patr0ns. DR.. Reed brings
with him the highest testimonials OF moral character
and professional skill. The following, from Prof
II. P. Gatcheli, Of the Western Home0pathie Col
lege is su1cient suaEa Of character ahd ability
70 oil who may require his services.
CLRvELARD. November Ist, 1857.
Dr.. WM. CANE: Dear Eif--HayiHg been acQuains
ted with De- Reed, as student 0fmedicne, and also
having been engaged 10 practice with him a. part.
nef, take great pleasure in rec0mm ending him 10
the citixene Of Portage county, % eeHtiemsn Of
ET0at moSal worth, and as phyeican whose skill ii
be diagnosis and treatment OF disease, have sci
en- seen sQua ned. would especially recommend
10 shas most intFa Sabie class Of diseases termed
sfsr's-'e eti i.as I. f~eATcHELL,;N.Ds
I'm conseahsnee Of present arranremen,s.
i desirable that all 6cceunts Ghoild Be- settied
up. Therefore, all who aRo ewing me- either note
on aceountss arc reQussted ~ settle ne same
fore ~ let 0f Jar laIy, 1858. AfeY shat tlme Al
anraad aceoants " Lbe len In proper hands foF col
seilsa. DhEa thds ofpEoduss taE 20 Iat na5Ess
is'ss@, nssa aSI, lss7-sv- ~ = 'A's~
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a1nnmtara.


- asssrsls sarzrs1s-4-
Every sns can see Al ones Why somt
fArmess ,sy lime il good, and others that q
10 not; one son.sndiug thAt plaster 2 good.
and shoihsr. that 4 ID injurious. Linz on
somS land & beneficial, on other land, not;
plaster On some lsnd is good. on other land
iujurioJs: sOteA On the same field, lime
may be bsnsfeial on hSPStt. and injurious
On another. Thus. take . fsrna fcompcssa
ofalternats knobs and ss.swlmpsi 10 trea,
II all alike would beas Inappropriate as to
rive the sane food 10 your children, snd to
your horses. The sHsmps wsht lime to ds.
compose the vegetable matter that always
sbounds ia. them; the knObs san,, ieached
sshes, or swamp muck, to pnddls. them. and
plaster 70 faFnish acid 70 dissolve the sand.
and 70 render il soluble. 30 that il can Be
drawn dP ~ the pores Of ths plant. The
mode % 1iipg lims should vary according to
the objsct to be attained ifthe soil ID hard,
and the objsstis 10 maksit loose. snd give
the land life and yigr, the lime should be
sowsd On 10 a crop Of clover and plowed In.
The limss acting on the clover, produces the
gases which give life, vigOr, and lightness
to the soil II the lime 10 required to give
body 70 the wheat kernel, sow il with the
wheat, and harrow, or drill both in tox ether.
But lime should never be used at the same
time with manure, unless it b. Plowed under
immediately, a. It sets the ammonia, or fer.
tiIising principle Of the msnurs fee, and it
10 wastsd in the air.
But different soils not only require differ.
snt articles for dressing, but the same soil
may require different preparations of the
samo article. under different circumstances.
Thus. for clover, hydrate or common slsked
lime. 10 needed; il the sulphuric acid. a. in.
dicatsd BY the appearance Of iron, 10 want.
ing. it requires auIphate Of lime. or plaster;
II it has been exhausted by raising cattle, Il,
noeds phosphate Of lime, to furni.A the ms.
torial for boRea, which has been oxt austcd
BY cropping. Ohio Farmer. .,
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Planting Fruit Trees.

Mclntosh says: "In planting fruit trees
where the subsoil is Of indiGere At quality, it
is sdxissbls to place tnder each piece of
pavement three feet square and about twelve
or hftsen inches under the, surface, that the
roots, when they come in contact with Il,
may pc made % take . horizontal direction.
This = enc great mesns sf keeping them
near ne suffacss and has been found 81
much sdyaptsgs,''l = i I. =. \. e ss 81 e,a q
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MORB SUSPENSIONS |! |
Important Meeting ofMe People

T the earnest solicitations of my friends,
"A have suspended the further sale Of Summer
Clothing, and have now on hand the best
of Fall and Winter Clothing ever offered in the coun
ty! Alta meeting Of the people Il was decided neces-
sary for the safety OF ALL thgt they should keep cool
until each should securs a winter supply.
large and varied assortment of OVercoats,a ,at
NuHfRER 3 PHGNIx Block. F %
Best stock Of Dress Goats in town. Velvet, plush,
silk, satin und cloth Vests all styles and prices.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, comprising Shirts,
(plain and dfancyJ Collars. Crayats, kcrchiefs
Gloves, &C., &c. Also, Trunks aud Saichels-chcup
at No 3PHENIX BLOC X.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-25
MERCHANT TAILORING.

The subscriber has just received bis Fall
stock OF Black, Rlue, Brown, French and English
Broadcloths Of superior quality. Also. Black and
Fancy Cassimeres Of the neatcst and
patterns Also, full assortment of Vestngs Of all
kinds; the most "recherche" Velvet Vestings may be
found at my store, also Silk and Satin Tho repu-
tation Of my cutting department 10 fully esta
being competent 10 suit both old and yourg.
October 3, 1857 .CHAS. GREBNFIELDER,