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! 1HE pLANTAmoN.-As soon as Cotton
begins to open freely, it must be gath
cred without delay. Avoid picking iul-
mcdlateIy after shower. lest the lint
should be dirty. See that your Gin and
Iross are in complete order, and send
no cotton to market that has not receiy-
ed the most careful handling through
J. out.
Cow PEAS should be gathered and put
away during the brief intervals from
cotton picking. The vines of late plant
lea Peas may also be cut when the pod
,!s Just forming, and cured for hay
Carefully. save seed of all valuable sorts
IrENIrs-Ior a full crop, must now be
soWn, without delay Ruta Baga, Vel
low Aberdeen, Norfolk, Early Flat
Dutch, Globe, and Stap Leaf Red Top
Iurnlps, are all valuable varietics-tbe
two first being tie best for stock and
keeping.
HAT,-In addition to the Coru-stallz
and unpullcd fodder spoken of IN our
'ast Sweet Potato vines and tops of Pin
ders make tolerable rough forage, if
cut and cured before they begin to
"ither. All Crab, (or Crop) grass,
CroWtoot and other grasses, must be cut
when IN blossom, and carefully cured,
with as little exposure to the sun as
possible, to be of any value for hay
The dried up and withered grass often
pulled for lay late in the season. is al
MOST utterly vaIueless
STRAWBERRY BEDS may be prepared and
the plants set out any time during the
tall or winter. A cool moist soil, rich
n vegetable matter, suits this fruit best
IN our sultry climate. Spade or trench
blow the ground as deeply as possible,
turning under q plentiful supply of
swamp muck, dccomposed leaves, wood
ashes, pulvcrzcd charcoal, :and little
we'll rottcd stable manure. Harrow or
rake the surface until it is perfectly fine
md even, and set your plants in 3 foot
'ows, / foot to inches in the row
When the plants are well rooted, cover
he entire surface of the ground with
decomposed forest leaves. only
the plants to be exposed. By
his method with an occasional wafer
ng next summer, in dry weather land
he proper selection of varictiesl This
ielIcous and healthy fruit may be rails
ID abundantly from 8 to 5 mouths in the
ear, for family use and for market. 1t
an be safely transported 800 miles per
abroad, and has even been sent from
feorgia to New York, in excellent con-
ltion. It is, in all respects, one of our
nost attractive and profitable fruit crops
nd we hope it will receive increased at
ention hereafter. Some Of the choic-
st varieties are Early Prolific, Horeys
'eea7i4s, Ncirey's Superior, LonguorM's
roltfe, Walher's Sesdliay PeoJody's
lantbois, Crimson Cane, U7zson's AlJa-
T. &c.
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Cold WATER TO CuRE SoALDs.-I placed
a large tub Of cold water, with plenty of
ice IN it, By the side Of large kettle of
water which was boiling very fast. /
then rolled up my sleeve above the cl-
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water up to the elbow, then immediate
ly back into the tub Of ice water, letting
it remain a few seconds, then into tha
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cess ten times in a minute, without i'm
jury or Inconvenience, not even makinr-
my arm look red. From this ex,,eri.
ment suggested the propriety of using
cold water baths instantly after being
5calded have practiscd the above
renedy with entire success during the
'ast ten years. Cold water is always
handy where there is hot water The
sooner cold water is applied after scald.
ing, the slrer will be the care.-o
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The ERENcHMAN's LEssos.-French.
manila, nay friend ! have met one
very strange word in my lesson. What
you call h-o-u-g-h, ch?
Tutor-IIuff
Ff-Tres bien, huff; and snuff YOU
spell s-n-o,l,g-h, ch?
Tu,-O no! snuff is spelled sll-u-h.-
In fact, words in oagh are a little irreg-
ular
Fr.-Ah, very goodl 'tis beautiful Ian
guage!! H-o-u-g-h is huff. | vii! re-
member; and of course c-o-u-g-h is cuff;
Ihave one very bad cuff, ha?
Tu-No, that is wrong; we say kauf',
not cuff.
Fr--kauf, eh2 Huff and kauff, and,
pardonnez-moi, how you call doug h
duff, eIl? is it duff?
Tu.-No, not duff. -
Fr.-Not duff! All, oui; I understand,
it is daun, ha.
Tu.-No, dough spells doe.
Fr.-Doe! 1t is very fine; wonderful
language it is doe; and tough is toe,
eeftainement. My beef steak is very
toe.
Tu.-On no, you should say tufr.
Fr-Tnf'? lie diable! and the thing
the thing the farmer uses, how you cali
him, p-l-o-n-gs-h, plulf, is it7 la, la. yoa
smile, ! see that an, wrong; it must
be planff No! Then it IS ploe, ike
doe? It is one Beautiful language. Yer
fine ploe! 5asd tp
s.Tu.-Ieu s.Isuu. are still wrong my friend;
it is ploW.
FrPlow. wonderful language {! /
shall understand yer soon. Plow, doc,
kauF; and one more, r-o-u-g-h--what
you call General Taylor, RauH and
Ready? Then Row and Ready!
Tu.-No, Rough spells ruff.
Ff.-Rnff, ila. Let me not forget
Rough is ruff. and bo-u-g-Il is buli, ha?
Tu.-No, bow.
Fr.-Ab, it's YER simple wonderful
language I but | have vat yon call
e-n-o-u-g-h--ha! J! vat yen call him. he I.
he. ha. la.
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THE SPIRIT OF d E NJ o RACY
County Infirmaly.

CRALED proposals will be received by the
- undersigned Directors OF the Monroe Coun-
ty Infrmsry, until the lst day OF March, s5s,
for q Superintendent of said InHrmary for one
year from the lst day OF April, 1858. Said
superintendent will be required to furnish two
horses, to take charge Of tho inmates Of the
,InHrmary, and to farm the land belonging to tho
'Inlrnary in a husband,ike manner. All pro
visions for the family Of the Superintendent
and tho inmates Of Infrmary, and feed for the
horses, furnished by the county. The Super
intendept win be required to give bond and
security for the faithfal discharge OF his duties
and to put in about 20 acres Of wheat, 10 OF
corn and 10 OF oats, and such other vegetables
as may be required by tho undersigned. Pro.
posals TO be flsd with the County Auditor.
The Board reserve the right TO themselves Ia
receive any one Of the proposals that may bs
aied, or reject the whole at their discretion.
JOHN KERR, G
ELIJAH MCMAHON,
JOSHUA AMOS,
Feb. 8, 1858. Directors.
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Il administrators Sale.

Ii ~ the 18th day of fMarch, A. D, 1858, at Q
" O'clock in the afternoon, at the front door
ofthe Court House, i'm the towa of Woodsisli.
Monroe county, Ohio, will bs sold to the high
est bidder the following real estate, as the
property Of James s. Conley, deceased, to wit:
beginning at the south east corner of the sest
half OF the north east quarter of Section
nineteen, of Township three, and Range four,
in Monroe county, Ohio, thence west twenty
eight rods to r stone; thence north one han
dred and twenty four rolls to stone at Smiths
line; thence south ffty,seyen and one,iourth
degrees east nine rods to a hickory; thence
eishty-seven and ore-half degrees east thirty
two rods t. stone: thence south sixty-sevon
and one-fourth degrees east twenty-nins rods
to stone;thsnce south about thirty-scven and
one fourth rods to Nsffs line; thence west for
ty two rods to astoae; thence south eighty rods
to the place Of beginning. containing thirty three
acres, more or less; subject to the dover estate
| OF Elisabeth Conley widow of Isaac Conley, de-
LEASED. in three ghts Of SAID land. sei
s Terms of sale-one-third in hand, one third
in six months and one third in twelve months,
with interest on the deferred. payments, aud
to be secured to the satisfaction of the sub
scrber. WM. Is. DENT.
Feb. 10, 1883. Asmr Of James S. Conley, :
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Settlement Accounts.
Feb. 8, 1858.

NOTICE is hereby given that settlement sc-
IN counts have been nlsd In the Probate
Court Of Monroe County, Ohio, As follows, to
wit: .lt........... .......fs -. .e-l.,..
John Fisher, executor Of Richard Fisher,
anal
James b. Melott, executor Of Jacob Melott,
fnai
otho FARMER, guardian of Christian Spend
ler's heirs, final;
Thomas Griffith, executor Of Thomas Lloyd,
fpal a So. l.aE.E.Es 4
Jacob Eggar, administrator Of g. j.. steig-
later, final; tss ..e
Hiram sprague, administrator Of John
sprague, partial; 4lI
Isaac Booth, executor OF. John Booth, par
tial; t-
Andrew sawyers, executor of John Watkins,
/ Josiah Wilson, administrator of Rosannah
McWilliams, partial ~
William 7. Terry, administrator of George
Terry, PARTIAL
jacob Vernon, administrator of Robert Car
penter, final. lf ..
The above accounts will be for hearing IN
the above order commencing March 2, 1855,
and continuing from day to day until disposed
of finally. In the mean time they are sab
ject to. the examination of all persons inter-
ested therein. JOHN s. WAY,
Feb, 8, 1858. sr Probate judge
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Honoways Pilss--In eases where med
zeal skill has exhausted all its cxpedients,
and the practitioner sorrowfully admits
that his repertory contains no drug that
will help his patient, this ;all-conquering
antidote achieves its most signal triumphs.
Where the frame is reduced almost to q
skeleton, the appetite gone, and a general
attophy of the, system prevails, course of
ths Pills will infuse energy into the whole
vital organization, and spur into action
every torpid and palsied function Thus
nature 10 enabled to combat the dsbilita-
ting influence of disease. while the anti
septic properties of the remedy are at
work upon the animal fluids, purifying
from all matter antagonistic to health,
and imbuipg them with nutritious and life
elements -. tfl ..4-t8t 8 s.ll,f-t
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WooDsYEIp, Feb. l6, 5s.
sPECIAL n OF Es.

d r.
TIE ScAspINAyIAN REMEDIES THE
following is taken from the South Bend
(Ind Registsr Of Sept. 4, ls57--Hcn.
Schuyer Colfax, M. O., editor; I, u
I'VE rarely aIlude to Patent medicines
editorially, leaving them to speak for
themselves Ia, our advertising coums;
but II is only sheer justice to say, that DR..
Roback's scandinavian Remedies are
performing some extraordinary cures ia
\. and Central Indiana, and really seem
to be worthy Of trial by the afflicted -
We have noticed In our Indiana sxchang.
es alone, accounts Of three or foar re-
markable, cures effected hy them within
tho past month, certified to by persons
with whom we are well acquainted. And
we select from the following, because tho
signature will be well known to all oul
citizens. Norris Morris is one Of the
most valued and widely knswn residents
Of indianapolis, Was for many years State
Auditor, and enjoys the highest confidence
Of oil who know linn lie has just vol
unfairly published the annexed certificat,
in the Indianapolis. journal. SEE ADyER
TIsEMEsT. .TGEAdtl ad3E}3
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SHKRIFF,S SALE.

Gushing Arms BY virsas of "a writ .m OF Of
Mar. & Gin. R. R. Co. reCted from the Court
of Common Pleas of Ross county, Ohio, /
will offer for sale at public auction, in the
town of Baresville, in Monroe county, Ohio,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and A
o'clock p. NJ, on
Thursday, the 4th day Of March, l s5S,
the following personal property, to wit: About
Twelve thousand Railroad Ties.
s Taken in execution and levied on as the
property of the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail
Road Company, in the case ofThomas II. CushI
ing and Richard c. Arms, partners. under the
name ofCushing, Arms, & CO., against the Mari.
eta and Cincinnati Rail Road Company.
Feb. Sd, 1858. G. M. MORROW.
/. llte--L W. ~ - Sharff Al C.. O.
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- 1sa COLUMBUS a
gs''laNURSERY. ~
FOR THE SPRING OF 1855

"A VERY LARGK ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT
IA AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, Shrubs,
Vines, etc, including
Apple TnERs, 6 years grafted,) very thrifty,
and Of the best varisties fer Central and South
ern Ohio.
PEAR TREEs, both standard and dwarf, the
latter on Angers ounce stocks, very thrifty
aRd handsome.
CHERRY TREEs, adapted to the climate of the
Southwest, mostly on Mahateb stseiss, and
branching low.
PAAcn TRKgs, Of the best age and size with
fine healthy roots, and of the choicest kinds.
Piums, Ounces, Apricots, NectarinUs, Al
nioids, Grapes, Currants, Gooseherries, Raap-
berries, Strawberries, Rhubarb and Asparagus
Roots. Usage Orange Plants, (for hedging stc
Also, Evergreens of various kinds, Roses
AMI Ornamental Shrubs and Flowers, in great
variety, and at low prices.
Il Send for a DESCRIPTIVE CArALoopg, and
order directly from head quarters, as no .dgent,
are. employed 70 sell trees for as. Articles viii
be packet securely, aud forwarded to any
points Oh the Railroads, as directed. (Twsn
" Varieties Of choice FLowkR SEEDS sent by
mail, postage free, for SD Address
M. b. BATEHAM Il Co.,
Fog. IL, 1857. f Columbus, o. n
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OF SCHOOL HANDS

NOTICE is hereby gvea that there will be
ElN offered for sale at public auction, at the
front door of the Court House in Woods6eld,
Monroe County, Ohio on rr.aE
On Saturday the 27M day Of Aarch, neat
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. M, and
o'elcsk NJ, on said day, the following tracts Of
School Lsnds, to wit: a3 ies 81
The east half of the south east quarter oil
section number JIG. in original surveyed town
ship number {, and range number s, containing
SO acres. Appraised at $1,000. s9 u, ~ is
Also, the east half of the north west quarter
of section number l6, in original surveyed
township number 5, and range number &, con-
tanning 80 acres. Appraised at $1,000.
Said lands in no case to be sold for 4 less
Isum than the appraised value thereof. ia
0ne-twelfth of the purchase money to be
Ipsid at the time Of sale, the balance in alevsn
Eequal annual payments, with interest on the
dsfsrred payments to be paid annually.
JOHN 8. HOLIDAY,
Z 80 Auditor, n. G. o.
woodsnsld, Feb. 10, 1855,
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Ths .Vote "a conxress.

The "imtnediate admission" OF Kansas
under The .Lccompton Constitution is no
longer possible, lift ever was so The
measure is q 'dead cock inythe pit" SO
far az any immediate nctionis concerned
The motion Of Mr. 7IIAnRIs for its refer
encs, with instructions Cor o full i and
searching inquiry into all the matters at
tending its concoctiop. the various elec1
tioss.s aud whether it embraces the win Of
a majority Of the people, giving the esm-
mittee power to 3 send for and examine
persons and papers touching all or any
Of these points, decides the matter against
the "impediate admission" which We have
still been told is. the sole, and, sovereign
paiacea for all the evils ofthis imbroglio.
The motion for references Of this kind
had to run the gauntlct Of all the Admir-
istratfon and Parliamentary opposition
thai ceuld be devised, Il had also, by
its intransic strength, ~ three preliminary
questions to dispose Of under cover of
which feeble Democ rat might dodge, -
The preEions question had to bc sastain-
ed. STEpHENs' motion for a reference to
the Gommit,se fon TERRITORIES. had to be
voted down; andIthen the motion of Mr.
HARsIe vas sustained by q vote of ia
Yeas 70 al Il Nays. EOn Mr.. HARRIS
clinching motion, TO reconsider aud lay
that motion on the table, the. Anti lie,
compton men increased in strength. = /,
was carried BY 115 Yeas TO / II Nays
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N uorrr Wv .s. - T,.,,, ~ "
used vour Prcros At n yss,f aud In INV snv cx,r .
yau invented it, and belisva il the best medicine fr its
parpose ever put'out. With bad ooid should sooner
pay twenty i've dollars f bottle than do Without IT,
axe any ether remedy" -
Croap, WhoOpins Couch. Influenza.
SraINaPrIp Mss Feb !; iSSS
BRsrHnp AY1a will cheerfully sertAy you Pgcrcsk Al
IS the best remedy we possess 6rtle cure al Woop;re
y,aa Cssp and the chest disesses of childroa We 81
omr fraternity In the South appreciate your skxi and
i,nmeui your ,nedicine 10 our people =
! IIIRAI CONKLIN NJ n
.yos Irr E.o .,ox-ww +, vr;.a. =, I. ,ssa
tbsJ ,,i Isacn,s Son eS nsS % @ W a
six weeks; took many neJcinss without RELIEF; nnaiiy
ried your PEcronAL by the advice Of our elsrrymaS
The frst dase relieved the soreness in nv threat ana
lungs less than one half the bottlA made me complstely
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AYERS Cathartic Pills,

'TyiJE .crnce. of cgem..rv anil N.a;c,re ha,,, ~.
-. 80. " Sn.''eS =. ~ -, -N ~, - --e -
.eu 'aei utmost 70 pfoduce 'nis oeas' most perfect
irgativs which IL known TO man. ihnunersoie Prooss
e shown that these Pills have virtues which surpass Ia
xce,snc. tbs oparv medicines and that tbev win M,
-. N -. : .,.,.,, ~ an ,..r-- IN. e
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obstinate costiveness, heartburn, infam-
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and should be in the store room OF every
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