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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

WINTfR-E URNISIIING GOODS.
Under SHIFTS Dawers &c lined Gloves and Gsuues Shawl'
L. whclessle or retail Ira PEREGo Son.
' No. 6l Nassau-st.
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Iune. cIsoFdfrru
oIsst. BY The u's Of iioi .owAr, rLns consoTn" toe
rtc,e NO O. Msicep'aIe, n. A.
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Patent Medicines en- Hand q for
Sale at the PTOprietOr'S prices.

Sale at the PTOprietOr's prices.
!. /
.S5 -. -; sss ...,i,s-s .--...S
V5RIJ0S 0.M!1,IeEOiGIAItso51 h
Javnes' celGbNted family medicires. consisting
Of his Alternative, Ekpect0faht Hair Tonic,
Ague Pills. Hair Dyf Tonic Vermifuge, Car
minarive Balsar, 81 tive Pills d Counter
rritant MgiuH16A
Stabler's Chei 4 ri J'pce2rint, DGrrhua Cordia
g. Worm MixfnE ----y'
Ayers Cherry Pect6eal e. Calbartic Pills.
Bulls SarsapariIa 4 King Of Pain
Guysott's Yellow Docl and Sarsaparila.
Wistar's BaIsrm of Wpj lherry.
Rowand's Tonic Mixti Eemedy for Co.tive
Bowels Remedy Eyes, Remedy for
Far Ache & Deaf Inedy for Dyspepsia.
Rene y for Conn abf the Lungs, Rem.
edy for ToothacN Compound Syrup of
Blackberry root. .... ,.',
Narchisi's Uterine CTlholcon.
Loudon & Cos Expo rant. Hair Tonic, Sana-
tive Pills Altera. E Fever d Ague Pills,
Carminative Basann Remedy for Piles Ver-
mifuge, Female Elixir, All healing Ointment
& Cherokee Iiuiment
Branrs Blood. Purifier and Pulmonary Balsam.
kirkIand'S Akue, Fux d Liver Pills.
Pennmore's Eminent & Cough mixture.
Phillips Gou& Syrup &Bheumatie Liniment.
Railways Ready Relief, Ready Resolvent Reg.
ula ators Circl lssian Balm Il medicated SOAP.
Denig's Goughk ktlsam d Worm Syrup,
Barrels ~ ,iniment Il Indian Yermifupe.
McLane's = ,e Il Liver Pills
Soules SoyerGfsN IN Pills 4 Balm Syrup
HelmeCld,s ; IDS. E1tras' ! Dyspeptic Cordi,
seI,Gr's Her. v'rmitoge' clGS Syrup. d Liver
Palmer's Cosmetic LotiouW
Roback's Scandidn Blood PilS &,9lood Puri.
fer.
Hoofland's German Bitter.
Green's OXygenaled Btters.
Westbrook y Mustang Liuiment.
FeIer's Eclectic Lipiment,
Temples Nerve d Bone LnineDt
Merchants Garging Oil.
Walkers Rheumatic Linimcnt.
Cottern's Chimes, Linment
Woods Comedian Liniment
Badgers Pain Extractor.
DaIluy's 40
Davis Pain Killer.
Soupc Il Cos Egyptian Salve.
COnklm's Salye
Mern's Black Salye.
Moorhead Magnetic Plaster
Bakers Pain Panucea.
Fahne,tock Veruiluge.
Rhodes Fever < Ague Cure
MuX g, d Rarber'S Ague Killer
Osgood's India ChOmgogue.
ThOmpsou's Fever and Ague Pills.
Wrght'6 Indian Vegetable Pills,
DeGray Il Co.'S. Pills.
Brandreth's Pills.
Lees Pills.
Bennelt's Plant & Root pIIls
HaStGd Anti-Dy,petic PDns
Houghtons Prpsiu
Jacob DarruWa Cordial.
Iownsrno's Sarsaplri Il.
Ednistoa', Lung ual,am.
Kirr Rock oil.
Ro bln,on's Cough Candy, &c, ,tc. DC. at
JAMES II. g. MlhLER'o Drug Store.
Cor. BroaIway and Pear Streets, Jackson Ohio
Jackson Mach II. 1883. Iy
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Seed Potatoes.
To the Editor Of The My, Tribune,

To the Editor Of The My Tribune.
Slm You publish the statement orn CORES.
pondcnt, that cutting seed potatoes is the prin
cipal cause Of the degenency and decay Of the
plant and solicit facts " hIeh tend either to con.
firm or disprove this ihpory,
was born in the province Of Nova Scotia.
where my father now resides, aud frequently
vbitmy friends there aud have noticed particu
larly the method OF culturo aud the products Of
the potato crop--a statement Of which will have
adIsCt bcarIng on the point in question Tho
almost raveral practice Is to cut the potato in.
to sev,ial poces, giving one or two eyes to u
hill One of the best (armen in the province
oldme that fewy years ago in time Of fs3Grcity
he bought three bushels Of small potatoes with
which he platled an acre Of ground The leId
~ Ihysb bushelkwas about 300 bushels
leiaes. The average amount Of seed
the acre, Will y this county
twenty bushels. The pruc,
potatoes is univerwl IN the
senofaey aud rot Is less than
Pc,
EloRsss. Take Tablespoonful Of
pm, pull thohorse's tongue out of his
d as possfbIe, and throw the alum down
I Lot 60 bis tongue aud hold up his
swallows. In six hours tlmo-no mat
5W bad the foasaer, he will be a. for moderate
Eieel have tesn this pplaely tested so often,
.h.Usylses success, thatd woud not make Rvs
noe ina hdgsefodnderel, If dono rO /.
- Z. l.. pedam.
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saC"m-All kinds of Bacon, Sugar Cured
Hams, Shoulders, Side Meat, constantly on
hand, and at reduced prices, for sale by
T Z SUTHERLAND
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BLACK TERN IN PIos AND SnoATs --SYMt
TOMS The hair stands out, with slight cough
nnk in appearance, and do not eat we'll as the
cough increases they grow stupid, have the
scours and die in fits.
CuRE Catch the pig, md YOU will find just
to the wolf tooth in the horse) set in the jtw.--
Take hammer aud punch. and break the
ooth loose, aud with p,lr of nippcrs take out
the tooth or teeth; nnd II the luSkS are black
break Them of also, and give the pig little
sulpher with his feed.
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>UIOTO Il mYCKISG yALLEY RAIL
kOAD.

WINTER ARRANG ENENT
ON and after DECEMBER 2, 1851, Trains will run
as follows:
GoING NoRTH.-Mail Train leaves Portsmouth
at 7-2O A. NJ; arrives at llLmlen at 1913 a. Nj
making close connection with through trims ON
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad tor all point,
East and West. accommodation Train leaves
Portsmouth at 40 I. NJ; arrives at llamicn at
80 Pm.
GolNG Accommodation Train leaves
llamdcn at go a. NJ: arrives at Portsmouth at
1910 A. M.;-cunncctins with daily packets for
Cincinnati. Mail Train leaves llamden ut Fla
=. NJ; arrives at Portsmouth ut lis Pm.
Through tickets can be procured at the Office Of
the company.
II B GREEN, Superintendent.
PartsmOnlh. Dee u, | 81
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FRUIT TREES
u1-u wE. wu w4-WE ~9

LOOK TO YOUR IN IERESTS,
The undersigned has made permanent ar
rangement with the Dayton Nursery, one of
the Oldest and most reliable in the State Of 0.
bio, and he is enabled to furnish the following
variety of
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BrUnuIS.- All kinds and lorany prize, On
hand mn for ~nle by y p sutherland
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JACKSON STANDARD.
Phoenix Foundry!

Eils go S-- t,-z5.sfs;1i:sf
! ,:.!. wv
p 399P &99A
As have made extensive Improvements in
he Phoenix Foundry. Oatelv purchas.
"d by u.s. aud are constantly adding new and
improved patterns Of varions STYLES to our stock.
we fiud Unnecessary, it principally, as many stove
dealers live 50 remote from us, that they bnt sell
dom visit this market lose sales Of many articles
of our manufacture that they could deal in tC
their advantage, did they but know the quality
ind style Of our work,
During the past year, Cincinnati and other
manufacturers have cons dered it hest to produce
a very inferior article, in order to meet The
present low prices stoves, they using the
cheapest materials without regard 10 its du'
rabiIity, usefulness, or appearance. Whilst We
use the vely hest selected Pig Metal, Manutac
ured from pure Limestone Ore.
We assure dealers and the pnhlic, that no
pains will be spared to introduce improvements
in principle aud design of our stoves, that their
wants NAV require, as we warrant all our
work. And tits even SO, that our
TROPlC rO\L STOVE,
Two sizes is lar superior to the much vaun
ted Diamond Cooking Stove.-using at least
half less fuel, and cooking better in every par
ticuiar. Also, our new and beautiful Wood
Cooking Stove
TIE GOLDEN AGE,
Faasuperior to any thing of the kind in this
market. We have other Stoves Of various 81.
zcs and patterns, and manufactured oflhe best
material, as all our stoves are, aud hope they
will consider well the advantages of selling a
good article in preference to poor one: aud re-
ying as we do on the superiority of our stoves
over the majority of those now in market tlotter
our,eIves that, will they but eXamin" particular
y into the general character Of stoves now maar
and consult their interest, ours will be prefered
70 the IN iority now in this market.
FLOWS AND POINTS,
Pittsburgh PIow5 and points, 3 sizes. Also
Points OF our own mrnu'acture, which we war
rant equal to the Pittsburgh, or the money re-
funded. And an assortment Of Hollow ware
Wagon Boxes Crates aud fronts Door and win
dow Stills and Caps kept constantly on h'nd oI
Manufactured to Order
WE are also prepared to manufacture various
kinds of MACHINERY op the shortest notice
We are also carrying on the
Ginning Business.
In which we are manufacturing all kinds o
Tin aud Sheet. Iron Ware, which we offer to the
public on the most reasonable terms. And il
fact we intend furnishing anything and every
thing that may be called for in our line.
Jackson. Apul t. 1857. 4-tf
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Sorghum..Thing> to be Remembered


/. Good corn soils are best adapted to lis
growth--wann, deep, dry, calcareouS soils,
2. Like corn, it is an advantage to soak the
seed in waterand saltDeter, and roll in plaster
be fore plauting-keeps away worms, is unpal.
ateable to birds, and insures quicker germina.
tiou.
8. Asin plantlngcorn, it pays to do the work
well Be careful not to plant too deep you
must remember this.
4. Plant as soon as you do your corn, viz
when your ground Is well prepared and warm
5. You must not plant near broom corn, cho'
colate ctrn, durra. or any of this species, as it
will hybridze with any of these plants, and
thus effect It's sugar. producing quality.
6. Plant two rows two and half feet apart
then leave space of FIVE and half fcct aud
again, plant two rowstwo and half feet apart
This facilitates cutting and drawing, as the
wider space allows room for team to pass, and
four rows can be put IN the wagon as it is cut
up, saving labor and dirt when the juice is to be
| expressed. II this IL no oJect, plant III anus
three aud half or four feet apart, and nine OF
twelve inches in the drill, or three to three and
half feet apart each way, according to your
notions Of cultivation.
7. Its valuable fo' fodder. Sow any extra
seed you may have In drills. two and two aud a
hAlf feet apart, thick in the dill. 1t will pro
duce two crops of forage If cut the first time
when growing vigorously, and sometimes, in
some climates, two crops Of seed
The foregoing require your attention now ia
which we wish to add ole more. Remember,
that whether for syrup, sugar or forage it will
pay on to cultivate limited quantity of the
Sorghum this year.
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NdIIs amd GiaSS,--Or all sizes, TO" sale
by r p Sutherland.
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SoGGY PorAToEs.- At This season Of the year,
potatoes are very liable TO be moist and soggy
after boiling, and many good dinner will be
spoiled on account of the bad potatoes A sim
pie remedy for this is the following: After the
potatoes are sufficiently boiled, and the skins
mken oH place them in dry cloth aud express
the moi,tuf6 6y-aEllght wringngi they will
then appear moaly and i5sts IS well as the best
Illbegians -.Scientifc American.
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Apples 25 cents.
Pears 81 cents.
Peaches, Is and 25 cents.
Plums, 80 cents.
Apricols, 50 cents.
Ounce, 50 cents.
Grapes, 25 cents.
Coos b rries, % cents.
Raspberres, 10 cents.
Strawberries, 80 per hundred.
Currant,, % cents
Siberian Crab, 50 cents.
II W, WHITE, jackson, Ohio
March 10, 1858 ly
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agricultural.
secret Of Tanning Horses.

A correspondent of the New York Express
submits the following method of horse tanning:
For the oil Of fCummin the horse has an instinc-
tive passion, and when the horse scents the odor
he is iDstinctively drawn towards it, The oil
Of Rhodum possesses peculiar properties. All
animals seem to cherish fondness for it, and
it exercises skind of subduing influence over
them.
To tame horses procure some horse castor
and CRATE it fine, also get some oil Of RhOlium
and oil of Cnmnn and keep the three sepa.
rate in alr.tight bottles. Rub little oil Of
Cummin on ycurhauds, md approach the horse
in the fel6. on the windward sile. so that he
can smell the Cummin. The horse will let
you come up 10 him without any trouble. I'm.
mediatey rub your hand gently on the horses
nose gettinga little Of the oil on it. You can
then lead him anywhere. Give him little cas-
tor on piece of loaf sugar or apple. Put eight
thmble; take the thimbe between the thumb
and middle finger Of yonr right hand, with yonI
fore frgcr Stopping the month of the thimble
to prevent the oil from running out while you
are opening the horse's mouth. As soon as
You have opened it, tip the thimble on hi'
tongue, and he is your servant. He will fol-
low you like pet dog. He is now your ser
want and friend. You can teach him nythinl
if you are gentle and kind to him.
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New Stock

T. P SUTHERLAND has Just returned from the
Queen City. with a large and complete STOCK
Of Groceries, which he will sell very cheap for
Cnsh
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FRUIT TREES,

From FIVE to Fight feet in height, and warran
ted of good thrifty growth As the Trees are
raised in our own State, and buta short distance
from jackson there is no danger of the roots be
ing frozen or injured by long and tedious Jour.
ueys They will be carelu ly packed aud la
belled at the Nursery, aud only one or two days
on the road The subscriber refers purchasers
to the following ist guaranteeing them to be in
all respects as described Purchasers eau either
leave their orders at my store or with any of my
ravrlmg agents, who will be furnished with
printed circulars. Frees will be delivered in
jackson, on or about the 18th day of Novcm,
Der,
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AND -
COMMISSION NNRCH INT.

hePSF.-An excellent quallly oi W IT,
Chesp on hand al ali tunes, 7 ?. S.
Lard NiI,--A prime article, winter strained
for sale by y p. sutherland,
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

4 BeRerOlent hStitUtion, estaJlisked Jy special
eHdo,cment .tor the relief ot' the SICK and
distressed, afflicted With Iii-alent and Epi-
demic diseases.
Two ALL y PERSONS afflicted with Sexual Dis.
II eases, such as SpermatorThyea, Seminal W eak-
ness, Impotence, Gonorh1a, elect, Syphilis, the
Vic Of Onanism, or Self.aluse, &c, &c.
The Howard Association, in view Of the awful des-
rucon OF human life, caused by Sexual diseases, aQd
the deceptons prsctced upon the unfortunate victims
Of such diseases by Quacks several directed
their Consulting Surgeon, Charitable act, worthy
Of Their name to open Dispensary for the treatment
OF this class OF in all their forms, and to give
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who apply by
letter, nth description of their condition, Gage, &C
poverty, furnish Medicines free OF charge. 1t /.
needless 70 add that the Association commands the
highest Meca skis OF the age an will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors, review OF the past, feel assured
that their abors in this sphere benevolent effort,
have been OF great benefit 10 the afflicted, especially
TO the young, and they have resolved to devote them
selves with renewed ZEAL to this very important but
much despised cause.
just published by the Association, Pepor. on Sper
matorrhea, or Seminal Weakness the Vice Of Oman.
ISM Ma uration or Selfahuse, and other diseases Of
the Sexual Organs by the Consulting Surgeon, which
will he sent by mail, Tin sealed letter enveope Free
of Charge, on the receipt Of two stamps, for post
age.
Address. for Report or treatment, Or. GEORGE II.
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Associa-
ton, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order Of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Pres't.
GEo. FAIRcHILD, Secy. mr2f
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NOT FAILED But STILL REDEEMING.
SINCE the suspension Of Bankers Brokers and
- Mercantile houses has become so general, SAM.
ENRICH informs his numerous customer. and the
public generally that he Is still redeeming all
Bank Notes, including Tennessee, Illinois and Wis
cOnsin with rich and fashionable Dry Goods at low
prices.
Favng lately fitted up the up stairs for tn. display
% aotons, Fancy Goods, and Wooden Knit Goods,
great variety, and as we are constantly receiving
ew supplies, We are prepared TO meet any sum, and
will continue redeem all solvent notes in seasonahe
Dry Goods to the satisfaction Of all customers.
nov l3.u
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HARDWARE s. CUTLERY.
F5reign and Domestic,
Ship, Log, Trace and Halter Chains,
Nails, Hoes, Ares, Hltc6ets,
Planes. Seythes, Grizzlies. Rdfes,
.SReatks, Forks, Scales, .SHorels,
Spades, GrandstOnes, Locks, Latc1es,
Augyrs, CAisels. LOokiRg Glasses,
Files, Guns, Pistols, &c Fancy Goods
ALSO
AGENTS FOR BOSTON BETTING co.
BABC0CK & s0NNTAG.
ap9T Water street. Evansville, Ind.
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MEDICAL.
PROF. DE GRATH'S PRACTICE,

A Sheriff Cured in one Night by De Grnth's
Electric Oil. ,
LETTER IRON KEysER.
Pttsbnrg, May 10th, lSJ6.,
Prof. De GRArH, 90 South sth ST., Pha.
have remarkable cure Deputy Sheriff Kerr Of
Pittsburg, had a very swollen and painful hand.
applied the oil personally which gave 1sant relief
lie has recommended the oil others afflicted with
Rheumatism, in which the results most satisfac-
tory. Truly yours,
GEO. III. KEYSER, MD.
GREAT CUREs-CrrIzENs, READ! RHEJMArIsM.
Mr. Joseph ID. Bare, ~ Myrtle street, says the Flee
trio Oil cured him Immediately.
den says six applications cured him. Also cured his
rheumatism.
NEURALGIA Mr. David Mann, lee, Vine street,
he great su ierer, but the Oil cured him..
% cao1r.This oil !. iniaiise for Group. ASK Ask:
lady al Girard House.
CAuTIoS.-There are numerous limitations sprung
up the reputation that my article has acquired
The public must beware. They are worthless
PRoF. De GRArH-Dear Sir: must inform You OF
the great benefit patient Of mine has experienced
from the application Of your Et ctric Oil. The case
that of girl OF years of age, who was terribly
afflicted with scrofula and discharge from the Knee
The leg became contracted as to literally buy the
heel in the hip. IL hal been in this state for about I:
months, and could find nothing in the whole " Mate
ria Medica to have any effect or give relief. final
y procured a bottle of your Electric Oil and gave il
to the mother directing her to apply to the part;
making the leg nearly one-fourth straight in about
hours. The application Of the Oil was continued
for about weeks, using only bottles and now the
leg is nearly perfectly straight.
JOHN II. McEwIN, Md;
I62 Calowhill street.
CAUTIoS.-There are numerous limitations sprung
up OIL the reputation that article has acquired
The public must beware. They are worthless.
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HARDWARE AND SADDLERY.

Axles, Springs; made Of the best steel; Bands, En-
amele and OF all kinds Of Leather Cloths, Innings tor
Carriages, yarnishes, Castings Of all kinds, Saddle
Trees, English Bride Leathers, Bits, Stirrups spurs,
Gig Trees, Self-Adjustng Pals, Taylor's Patent
Hames, Fly Nets, Shoe Threads, Horse Blankets, Lon
don Girth Webs, American Grth and Rein Webs, both
Cotton and Worstei; Lonhon Welt Skins, a superior
articles Ivory, Gutta Percir and Brass lined Matengal
Rings; Superior kerseys for Horse Covers, the rest
quality Of Carriage Bolts, Patent Gig Trees, &c, &c.
keep in fact everything appcrtaining TO either
branch Of the business, and understanding both branch
es thoroughly, would respectfully invite your at
tenon before purchasing elsewhere.
am also agent Tor WARDS PATENT PRING
SADDLE. apaaikw
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Some Things are done Better than
9TH T. RS.
r. 3. n A RT
rs now prepared TO supply the City and County
IL Trade with the best OF U0RN MEAL, Unbolied or
Botei, Corn Grts and lIominy, of all grades; Wheat
Grts Unbolte Flour, Rye Flour, Extra Family Flour.
Crush Feed, Bran, Shipstnf, Corn, Cats, Chicken
Feed and all articles in the Feed line trade deliy
cred to amy part Of the City.
Please send in your orders My Prices will he low.
as cheap the cheapest and good as the best The
nmhle Sixpence better than the slow shilling is my
motto.
All nav depend getting all my trade made Of none
hut the BEST Of GROUND GRAINS, rs L will buy no
other.
Grinding done for the Country Trade. All orders
from abroad, promptly hlied. *. B. HART.
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