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NOTICE. - The subscriber having a
IV large number of accounts due and unsettled,
which should have been settled prior to January.
1855 would respectfully notify all such, that all
counts due him previous TO 1858. and not paid or
closed by bord or otherwise by the Ist dag of Fe
bruary 1859. will be put in the hands OF the Law for
collection.
Always on hand, a large assortment Of Clothing
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods low for cash. or
to pUnctuai customers q 3 SPENCE,
Clothier snd Merchant Tailor,
roll Corner of Main and 18th sts.
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III have how IN store COM
~ plete assortment Of French and Ameri-
can SOFT HATS. Also. great variety OF
the latest styles of Gents aud Youths Cashmere,
SiS. Plnsh, Otter, Castorine and Black Cloth HATS
and CAps to which especial attention Is called -
Servants Wool HATS and Plush CAPS will a.so De
found Ia great Varieties and at prices that cano,
find IL greatly to your interest TO examine my STOCK
a. the 'Gontiemes's New Furnishing House, oppo
site American Hotel.
Curved Yoke CORRECT SHIRT, ready.made end
made to order. sWELNbA.
no 24-im
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VIRGINIA PRINTING! 3A6ss
virSinia Lugs Go ~
kentucky L0gs Wse2a
Tnfsriar Kentuc eSass
Mitdiing TO Issebs
coed s1s9psk
Selec tons bright and sweet-.--..........l3 eDt3
heavy export. t0l3
Maysviiie. inferior to good wrapper........ ola
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
The transactions OF the month have been in ex
cess compared with the sam. period Tor the past
ten years hence the tone Of the market contiDEes
fiYm for all desirable grades from Old stock. Al
usual that from Kew leaf has been more pressed
for safc at q eampsg alive reduction.
The stock has been slightly added 20. and is not
likely 10 show any diminution at early period.
40 we are now In tho midst OF our duh season. We
make soae slight change in our quotations.
Best brands OF SIS and
Medium d" ..............................le lean
Common - :. .,.eslI
new stock.-.......... tIeIi4
70 good 10 non
Twist IN Kegs. Medium 40 stock
half Tfcrcss. $500. no stuck
HAL pounds, me sstn ~
medium to good 925
Pounds extra 3agpsV
NO. IoVt@5
Medium SOUND tscaree) .....-..........-lTeI1o
Common, (scarce) -....-...-.-....-...-.-i4l9i
.S<tos-f
Sales for November, 1858. 1924 packages
i" 1857, 1888 -
Stocks Ist December, 1853. 81 1858 "
1887. 1885 F"
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aa GENTS WATER PROOF AND
Hs DRESS BO0TS-We have just received from
~ the Justly celebrated manufacturers, Miles
.6T Son o Philadelphia, a fresh and full supply
of of Gent Calf Boots. both Water Proof aud Dress,
which We confidently recommend as superior TO any
Boot now use both as to durability and comfort We
cordially invite gentlemen who wish pair OF Boots
which will render service and at the same time
perfectly easy, to Gail on aud be fitted.
pUTNEY d. WATTS.
no 13 No li3 Main ST, Richmond, Va.
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IMPROVEMENT AND PREsERVA-
DAY STATE RANdE.-We have made

DAY STATE RAHGE.--We have made
- arrangements with the manufacturer for the
al @ of this superior COOKING RANGE. and invite
he attention sf purchasers to the advantages which
offer:
lat The Range is made of the best iron, Is simp
in its construction; aud conveniently arranged.
I'd. 1t can be operated with wood or coal.
Sd. 1t can be set up and remoSsd at pleasure. ns
readily as the com non Cooking stove.
4th We can furnish them TO any required size.
with one two Ovens. and with four or six Boilers.
with or without water fixtures-and WARRANT each
one sold to give satisfaction to the purchaser.
9Th Repairing pieces always on hand, which viii
be put In when required at a reasonable price.
9Th The price OF this Range il moderate TOR
fl tclass artice) a. we can afford to sell them at
mani acturer's retail price,.
81 We continue to set the AMERICAN RANGE
In brek-aIl of which have suited orr customers
and have not cost any sne Of them anything Tor
repairs.
ALSO-Several varieties of Low Priced Ranges.
for sale at the Governor Street stove stove.
se6 GEORs e STARRETT
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n We ARE ALI WATCHMAKEKS.
~, The Governor he ID o Westminster
- The best finished one Of any,
And one Guard 10 not enough.
30 of them he has maBy.
The Mayor be 10 Case maker. =
bad Cases to refine;
And IL they are not pleased with him
It's hard 60 beat his time.
The Watchmen they are Watcamaksrs
And often In o while.
They get good Repeater
And q very Managed Dial.
Tho Auctioaeer ,sa Matchmaker,
lie takes Watches into pawn,
And keeps them for & certain time,
Untii-6oing, going, gone.
BARTHOLOMEW he . q WatchIaaker--
His pane all people tell
On the corner Il Eleventh street,
Opposite N the Hotel Z
BARTHOLOMEW, Matchmaker,
0fnnoaifa fEa AunArkcara
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r ONGWORTH'S PURE OHIO CA
ga TAwBA BRANDY, CINCINNATI, OHIO -
This Brandy has been manufactured for several
years from the pure juice OF the CEtawba Grape,
thus aording additional evidence Of the progress Of
American enterprise and industry, and OF our abi
ity produce articles at home equal to those made
by any other nation.
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only equals
but ExcELs the best imported Brandies. in purity
and a ivor. 1t Is in fact the best Brandy known II
is q sovereign and sure cure for Dyspepsia Fistu-
lency, Cramp, Cholic. Laaguor, Low Spirits. Gene.
raj Debility, &c. No family should be without it,
Retail price 81 IS per bottle.
Sole agent fer Richmond and vicinity. W PETER.
of I2,h, where dealers and customers will please
forward their orders.
By calling on the ADORE agent the public can get
O small battle gratuitonsly, TO test the article
90 Ia-d6cw3m
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HA~esEA BRAZILIAN Pc Ii b L Is
spECrACLES II would invite the
attention of my city ans country friends and the
public in general &c well assorted stock of Gold
Silver, Steel, Tof tose Shell 81 kCTACLEs and kYE
GLASSES, Opela Glasses and Spy Glasses, Of the
best quality. which always keep on hasd and offer
for sale at the & reasonable prices by my large
assortment of spectacles and great variety III Glass
es science and art have adapted them to different
ages and defects Of the eyesight, and by long
perience in the Optical iine am enabled {, suit q
persons age with GLASSES of any kind required
New Glasses fitted into old Frames atshort notice
and Ia the best manner.
have Just received another lot of those fine Bra
LILLIAN Pebbles All those that were waiting can now
be supplied
pcra Glasses for hire.
SA MYERS, Optician.
Cornar ain and paurt
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RLACKsMlTHs' TOOLs.-We have in

khaNn0M1IuC 1UULSs-Ne nave IN
~ store. for sale cheap
BerriAR'S extra and warranted Bellows
Western" Bellows, a new and superior article
Wrght's Patent Anyils
Solid Box Vices
Kings Stock and Dies, to cut from }. inch to y.
inches ~
6ledge aud Hand Hammers
Horse Shooting do
Topgs. Farriers Knives, Rasps Files. &c
CLARKsON, ANDERSON 500.
oe1 No los Main st,
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IN SOMETHING ENTIRELY -
AANEW.-suIR1si SHIRTS!i-Arc you 80
In want of Shirts7 Ii go call and examine :
the new style of Curved Yoke 'GOR0Er sHlkTs,
and the 'ELLIPfIC COLLAR" shirt acknow-
cd by all who have used it, TO be superior Tor
ease and comfort, to anything of the kind yet In.
vented Leave your orders for the above Shirts ct
the ''Gentlemen's New Furnishing House." opposite
the American Hotel. where will also be found q
TRUNKS, CAV PET BAGS. UMBRELLAS, READY
MADE SHIRTS, DC, &c.
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E@NAsx-N BRAZILIAN FEBBLE
0-oCGLAssEs.--AF JAHNKE, opri-
CAN 751s Main street, have opened q new lot Of
fine concave and convex ground Brazilian Pebble
Glasses in tiold and Steel frames.
guarantee 20 suit. with these superior Glasses,
any person to whose vision optical aid can be ap.
piled.
The public are requested to call and examine
Brazilian Pebble and other Glasses filed In Old
frames Az JAHNKE
nos 755x Main street.
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kn DOZEN STEEL EXTENSION
~ SKlRTS:-We have now in store and for
sale Ct MANUFACTURES PRIoKs-
STEEL SPRING EATN SKIRTS, I'd quality.
With and 70 syringe white aud cold
WATon ssktN6 STEEL SKIRTS, 9, 10, Ii, is
Dou1Li ExT1NsIoN SKIRTS. 10 and II
springs
~HE GOLD MEDAL n SPRING SKIRTs III.
the most elegant thing out. ~
Mrs Nathan's Six tRTS are acknowledged to be the
most DURABLE and the CHEAPEST Skirts now manpfac-
tuEed. We invite the trade to give us a call
THOMAS, HUGHES Z CALDWELL,
NO u Sole Agents.
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ksxa FOR RENT-A desirable store IN
u der tho Exchange Hotel, on 18th street, next
diately. Apply 70 Hugh W. Fry. Or Henry q. Can
non. au lots
ssa FOR RENT.--The residence Of the
EES late David IL. Pulliam, in Manchester is for
rent with garden attached, the remainder of this
and the ensuing year. ANY information concern
ing the same can be had by calling on
PULLtAM i BELTS,
an It's Odd Fellows Hall, Richmond.
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x1 FARM BRUGANS.--I have
aEss - paid particular attention. this fall, TO
have made sub stantial farm ShCes that will not rip,
and have now in store large supply that cso
confidently recommend as very superior, and viii
ing to give their negroes prime Shoes find them
at No IS Main street, sign of the Big Boot, ct
ii WM WAI.SH'S
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,Aarlfultnrol.
,ns4NAAs0SS 0SSs2SGA9A
A&5p 0FSS$:I
[ For the Ohio Oultivator. ]
Buying a Horse.

First, acquire knowledge Of horses, so as to
model. There is more money lost, and more
honest men defiauded, in the buying and selling
Of ofhorses, than in any other product of the farm
For the last twenty years, | have had all sorts
and shapes Of horses, from the pony to the
Shanghai and the greatest weightin the least
bulk, is the animal for service. horse weigh
ing from / 100 to 400 lbs, is large enough for
farm work. You must understand what you
want an animal for, before you go to buy. One
minute is long time enough to examine the stan,
ding points of horse. These are: A good lively
eye inclined to hazel, and pleasant counten'
aucei fiat leg and open foot; shoulder set ra'
ther back, and thin at the withers: short back
and no objection ifit is slightly reached; the
proper shape of the hinder parts depends on
What you wish the horse to perform.
The prevailing bemishes are blindness OIL
weak eyes, ringbone, SPAWN, hoof.bound, cur.
bed or thorough. pinned, stihet, etc, all Of which
an expert observer will detect in one minutes
time.
The heaveS is the most difficult to detect, as
that depends upon the treatment the animal has
had for the week previous. The thumps, o.
paptation Of the heart, may be detected easily
by moving and exciting the horse, and stop
ping him suddenly.
As to the age Of horse hurting him, it de-
pends on how he has been used until he is sI
years old, if sound then, he is good for IL or q
years service yet, Judging the age Of hors
by his mouth, is very uncertain. You can tol
to a certainty within one year until he is 81!
years old, then you must judge from general ap
pearance.
Some horses have full mouth at fve other
at six, Some judges rely on the tusk, but som
horses never have any tusk-about the sam
Dumbcr Of mares have tusks az horses that hav
none. Some men will tell you that they know
the age Of horse by tho jaw, or the wrinkle
aboutthe eye, OF by the joints Of the tail .--Yo
might as well say that you know the age of
man by the wrinkles 10 his face. The wearn
Of the teeth depends upon tie general health an
lungs of the animal, Bad teeth follow disease
lungs.
purchasing horse rely upon yonr jndg
ment and when you trade, do not asl, neghbO
as every man.ought to know his own business
II there is much talking to be done, let the otho
do it. What you say, let it be to the point, anc
stand to it. II. r. PUMPHREY.
LICKING Co., April, 1858.
NoTE.-There is some very good horse tai
in the above, aud some main points in the hors
entirely overlooked An indispensable req .ist
in the man. in making good purchase, is, tha
he must have good horse sease, and this man
people never have, and have not the capacity
acquire it, Such people had better set an hon
est horseman to do such business for them -
Ed.
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From the True Flag.l
my COME ESSI0N. .
The Autobiography of
WOMAN OF FASHION!
BT AGNES sATHER.

CONTINUED.
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Spring Liabilities Of Cattle,

|. Leanness and debility are among the most
universal and disastrous. Remed dies--GOod
case, good shelter, and good food. These may
not prove successful at once. Butpractcc them
now and till the fall and through tho winter;
aud next spring this liability will be mainly
avoided, and in fact most of the following ones
too
9 Constipation from day food Is another
Remcdy dy-Give them green food now, and pro.
vide for good supply next winter, by growing
beets, carrots, ruta bagas, and turnips, this sea
son.
g. Lice are another Of these liabilities. Rem.
edy-Unguentum and tobacojuice, These are
enough.
4, Getting mIred, Remcdy--Keep the cattle
in fields were mlry spots do not exist.
5. Straylng away from home is another
Remedy-Feed the cattle well at home. and puI
up your fences and bars and shut your gates,
g. Drinking sugar water, (sap,) and having
Darrhoea, Remedy-Keep the cattle out Of
the sugar orchard. II any are sick from drink
ing 'sap, pint Of flour, and tablespoonful OF
charcoal. stirred In to two quarts of boiling wa
ter, and given when cool, in pint doses every
two hours. will generally bo sufficient. tea
of raspberry leaves, afterwards, will be good.
I. Cows having bad luck in calvlng. Rem
edy- Give time for nature to do her best. II
this does not suffice, employ careful and ex.
perienced cattle DOCTOR and follow his dlrec
tions. If no such ono can be had, take the ad
vice of some good physician near you. we
have known cows saved by this latter course
No common scnse, kind d.heartcd physician will
refuse advice, though the case be a little out o
his lne-OhiO Farmer.
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~ VA Al~A WI AA-l~ N
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New Stock

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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-05-13

From Five to Eight 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 aud tedious Jour
news They will be carefully packed and la
beiled at the Nursery, and only one or two days
ON the road The subscriber refers purchasers
to the following list, guaranteeing them to be in
all respects as described Purchasers can either
leave their orders at my store or with any OF my
travelling agents, who will be furnished with
nripted circulars. Trees will be delivered in
Jackson, on or about the 18th day of Noycm-
ber,
Apples, 25 cents.
Pears, 81 cents.
Peaches, 10 and 25 cents.
Plums, so cents.
Apricots, 50 cents.
Ounce, 50 cents.
Grapes, 25 cents.
ospbprries, 25 cents.
Raspberries, Is cents.
Strawberries, $2 per hundred.
CurrantS. 20 cents.
Siberian Crab, 80 cents.
Ii. w. WHITE, jackson, Ohio,
March 10, 1858 ly.