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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13

G0IsD MEDAL PIANOSL;ITHR BEST IN
0U UAMERICA-Steck & Grupe's (of neVH
New York; powerful toned double 49,, = + d
grand gtdS action % g, CONCERT Pisnos, gro. pro- H0W
great artists the best in existence.
We will sell lower for cash than any other dealer In
thoroughly Pianos to let at from So to SIS per
ter Musical instruments selling at half prices. Do
not buy rent Piano until you have called and ex
amined the above.
BRITTING a RRo., sole Agents,
Piano Dealers and Makers.
fel7 No. 227 W. Eifth-street, near Plum
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13

MUSICAL.

NEW PUBLICATIONS. ''DROPs OF
~ Water, (Gouttes d'Ean,l BY M~A
Wilderness ;, and :. Dlxey's Land" G6SN
as performed by. Menter's Band, rs N84lS %aRl
cents; " Lincoln Quickstep," with N%A -
Portrait OF Lincoln, 30c. Doug
New Music from all parts Of the country constantly
JOHN CHURCH, JR.,
aus H tI I"l- 66 West Fourth-st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13

In addition to the names of the saved pub
lished in yesterdays paper, are those of
George Parks and Edward Nelson. The total
number of persons saved from the wreck is
seventy-fve. 800
The Milwaukee papers publish list of
names of over 300 persons known to have
been on board the Lady Elgin. The greater
portion of them belonged in Milwaukee, and
the place of residence for any one who did
not, is not given. ..--..-..
Among the lost was Mr.. George K Lock,
bookkeeper for Long & Co., of this city. He
was on his way to Sheboygan upon business
for his employers.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13

It is stated that the road over Scots
Mountain will be completed and stages run
ming by the 18th of this month, between
Sacramento and the Columbia River.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13
BOY SAVED BY A DRUM.

The drummer-boy of the Milwaukee Light
Guard was saved by means of his drum. He
had presence of mind sufficient to whittle
plug and close the air-vent, then lashing
the drum to his shoulders, he trusted him
self to the waves. The drum supported
him, and also four others who seized hold of
it but these, one after another, dropped off.
when by some means one head was burst in,
and it filed with water. The boy abandoned
it, and seizing fragment of the wreck, sue
ceeded in reaching the shore. The drum
afterward came ashore, and was returned to
the boy whose life it had saved. -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13
PERSONS ARRESTED.

Hearing that Captain Malott, of the
schooner Augusta the vessel which was the
cause of the disaster, was preparing to leave
port, the Coroner's jury thought proper to
order him to be placed under arrest. 1t was
accordingly done. and and he! he will be held until
A number of persons have been arrested
in the neighborhood of Evanston for plum
deriHg the trunks that washed ashore
Among them are three of the persons with
whom property stolen from the trunks Of
Col. Lumsden was found.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12
tFCOsn BOARD
TFrsDAY. Dee. Ii. N

The Stock market opened with a brisk and earnest
demand Ter de leading share and The morning session
commenced with a cheerful and buoyant feeling State
socls led oil AZ al Improvement of from to cent,
and large lo of Governments taken with greater
readiness although for the cent loan Of ISL there
was decline Of = cent Ths losn ia the last taken
hv proposal az fraction above par value, and the de-
cline Of Is T. cent which has occurred since the seccs-
sion agitation commenced, displays, more than any
thing el.e IN the Stock market, The great distrnst
which prevails as TO the stability Of Government. The
Railway lit wac animated by vigorous demand
for e0sh stock, though tie COMMUNION houses,
and scIamblisg among the shorts to cover engage
men,s. added very much to the activity. TIE bears
awaited Of the opportunity to put out line of sellers
opon contracts aud had some effect for the time, but
he market took stock in his way better than for some
DAYS past snd resumed its upward movement imnie'
diately after the adjournment. Between tho Boards,
Now-York Central sold high IS, and others OF the
leading stocks were about 1 Z cent better, but this
rally was partially los. before tie afternoon session
commenced. Tie accounts from Washington in the
morning were fyorably interpreted in the street. al
though somewhat conflicting, but later in the day
the tone WIS considered less hopeful. Pm
yate dsra,ches are hourly received from
asinnglcn ny SUCK Ol-Ialoie, ANU Hner '''-
prcfsone Of " many ncn OF many minds exercise
strong influence upon the stock market, which Ii JUS;
now particularly sensitive. Cash stock is very scaree,
and the short interest is undoubtedly large, but while
political matters look ~ gloomy there Is but little
disposition to take advantage Of the position Al the
S. cold Board prices were generally lower, but bus
inees quite active and toward the close OF the res
sion the market mad a steady tone. There was not
much doing in the Street after the adjournment but
prices Were tolen.bly firm. The closing quotations
were for u. 5. -, ~ S9sS9ii Tennessee State Cd,
o. 40; Virginia saie e., III 97jl Aissoui Safe Is,
81 Z; Pacific Mail Steamship Co., 1Sl d79i New
York Central Railroad, 53l ass; Erie Railroad 30
Z 26 Hudson River Railroad, -. al. Is Harlem Rdl-
read, I3cl3,; Harlem Preferred, 81 OBJ Reading
Railroad, 80 sS2 Michigan Central, -: ai5.i Mich
igan southern and Northern Indiana, Eel2i
Michigan southern aud Northern lDlisAa Guaranteed,
264a%l Panama Railroad, III ell.i Illinois Gen.
tai, 81 e5;l Ga!ena and Chicago Rilsol, ol! eOil
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, p o2jli Cbcago and
Rock Island Railroad. a.. g. Chicago Burlington,
and Quincy Railroad, G. eGii Illinois Central Donk,
1884.
Tho Foreign Exchange market u inactive aud de-
Ginning B9nksrs f,erIng is r.ouinaliy 100 tri there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12
feaal Noiires.

~ y. SUPREblE COURT.-CiTY and COUN-
". ny Of NEW-YORR.-yTTAL GUERlN @gL WILLIAM
H. JARViS-Summons for money demand contract
tCou Ser 10 the defendant above named 1ou a. Aee
bv unluored and reou I'd the complaint IN TINS
seon HIGH filed l. the oee % The Clerk Of ihe "a ana
County Of New York a. tue City Hall ~ the City Of Ner lorA
tie eighteenth day of October l6 aud 10 fe copy
your anwero tie si complaint on the subscriber a. hi
Office Trinity Budug number III broad way Ia laid City o.
bin twenty DAYS oeT the service OF this suuul9ns
on YOU 2cinye OF the DAY Of such sercc and yoa fail %
a.,eT the said couI int within the time Aforesaid the pantM
l. his action will take judgment against you for tie Of two
hundred and ,ishtyore dollar aud itytwo cents with In
She eufb d. May thous aud eight hundred
q q nity-six besides the costs ii j. action. - 1900
BARNEY BUTLER PARSONS.
nova laWCwW+ Plaintiff Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12
6iopcs auo Geaters.

'T'HE ETNA
4 BASEMENT AND PARLoH HEATER,
tasgned 20. rOni basement fireplace 70 SArT ne
Prc-s ard above Fer efficiency eecS0nJ
equsied send foI circnla
SPATLnING 4 STIATTON,
h.nuf.rn-,rn snA Prnpratovs bible BoDsA tthsv " Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12
6cuse fnrniebiug Socos.
furniture.

Z BEDROOI SUITE Of EEAMELED FUR
n EITuhE fos as II ssns1tst NAM iee Rie 4--o -.
eosI ehegfrrt TlIAhBfnfsJllEs't az shc -.
Noo1sT. BstGbi shed IN 1873.
TSEIEFLTU CHAMBER SUITES Of FUh-
~ EITg7gE % 81 ooory end tyles Wholesale o. het
- - ..,o,s,a- - ~ s.tTssses AMI Ftilsaaes
MABEL VARD 10. 81 Cana 81 a, -
Feaz S9on &c, VI bTssd"sy, n T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

NTEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN DUEKIRK EXPRESS al = N, for psnsT'' h"n-'s'
C.nsndaiTus and principal Stations. -
MAIL sts:is a n Tor Dunlrk and ntermedise statorS
rhi. Train rsmsips over night q Elnra 49,, ,,s,
WAY Al 49, for hddie'own' ks~onish' arc hn'''
Mont EXTREss sea,, at m for Dss.l. Bna.lo
CsuAndsguS pnopa stations Tbs tram OF SATURDAY Ps
CBAs alSor Gspsr. sop't
EOG BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, wa NEW
i PORT .nd FALL RlyER:-The 'plend,a and sipeiei
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY Al 9si2TSh
wEDNEsIAY, AND FRIDAY at <oelaeA . n, from Pier 10
,aat ustIi tss same ,hsl bsvo beer paid fsr.
Freight Boston Is for~ a'dsd through with great dispatch
WI BORDEN Agent Sa. ~ All n ys.i-'i.
NTFW-YORK, HARLEM and ALBANY RAIL
~ ROAD or Albany and Troy connecting win the New
Central hauTt d f0i all points rs Norm es' hls
souihWo.i aud northern Railroad for Saratosa Rot
nd Burlington i.oug nqss@' foHi oSasn, s,,is sd
saye 16h.s station hswY follows; For Abeny ~
sBd Express AID 1000 ExPie.s hss ITein For
For bite Plsips sls go and s:fo M s.oPpns all
.oupirg 3. vi stations For Williams bridge II sna -: p
fom Itihst DegSt sopPine y az sAiioh' hS' ~, ss
II Depot stopping a all stations
RE- rnslsa vii leave Albany -. md 1901 N East
Albany 7.Iss NJ. ard AIS D DEIpres Tran Albany n a
sn East Albany Has --EKpress Mail Train Croson
S. 81 ;s. .ggS and sto 6pPas al
v liisns ridse sos m sa p ~; s'oPPih - a. ,II I1
William bridft, 10 w edne-oas. ~
ssoppius 10 all station JOHN bbHC'llLi AsstSpph
GALENA and CHICAGO UNION K. X. 20,
"A FROM CHICAGO % DrSLE1TH and ST. PAUL
PROM CHICAGO to FULTON and CT DAh RAPlDs-
This line D. with The Illinois Central 2 q Co q
freeort through without change Of Dansh sae
ts@nce BY dAiy line Of nfscsss stes.nbcsts 10
PRAIRIE DU CHEN,
NCGREGOH,
LANSING,
LA CROSSE,
NINOSk
ST PAUL
And al oher paints on the Mississippi KVs. Il eonnec
ONl ETH through he Illinois Central r. Co. With DU-
7UQUE and PACIFIC 4. r. Co. 10 INDEPENDENCE, loss
.ad Il FULTON with the IOWA znd hEBHAohA X. X Co
- CEDAR RAPIDS. Regular daily usiEs m2IiDs 2ne
svsniuF the shove named pts and Sleeping Car ere ~
ehed ni The attention Of travellers T. aid from
- North IS sepecisly invited this he mos
sess et fs;iguRg b that region Ihrolg5 okes
nd TON Information be otsne1 ~ The AGENCY ~ re
AIFNA md CHICAGO u r. Co Of CoDr,snJt 81 sno
sd-y And sl.c principal ticke: agencies 9. hi
Z u. TALCOTT Gsnl sp9s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12

The shipments by the Illinois Central to the South
are increasing aud from this freight the gain in traffic
of - ,9CS % the first week in December was made.
Ills season the road Las forwarded upwGdof seventy
five thousand iuns Of freight to Cairo This iaciades
1871 26 bushels Of grain and l3l sJ3 arrels OF -four
reducing the latter grain gives toad 0. TWO mil
lions Of bushels.
Comparalite SlateJzeat Of e Exports fezure ~ Spee
from Aen- York FoYsga Ports J3r the reas aad snef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12
yTHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN

yT'HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
xEvTonx TO LIVERPOOL -
sscond Cabin Pas.sse.......................... IS
EosTor 20 LIVERPOOL 80,
Chief Cabin Pnssase.. ....'.'ss'..s'..'''fiD
T ss siT. , oss Ed. a. Con- sIbai
The irs froll Boston ess Hssz and Cork liarbor.
PIhslA, CsPt JDlAins CAnA a1, C apt Lang ana,
Asa c., t'E' G hGI' KItdHGa cspt Hef.cn
.hElGA Cert shsnnon- t LUE9PA Capt y. Lsi'oa
ArSTRALAslAN, Capt y SCOTIA 'A'" sGidinsl'
Tese yesi. carry clear white light at mabesd green en-
ARABIA, I.o.,On Wednesaay Dee IL
TuEOPA Noodle. leave. o-toa.. Wednesday Dec 70
PERSIA caves New raie,dly' Jan
CANADA Anisr-ou. earea Boston wednesday Jan
H i'ci lo,vc "Wednesday, Jan. ls
AMERICA, Litte .ley's Boston 'dn.'daJ' jan
BeTibs No occurred until rai foI
An eIperienced suTgeon ar board 49,,
Silver Bnion specie Jewer, Precious Stones metals
l t sding ssrsd therefor snd he value thereof
'e''~ expressed ROY cUESRD w bowling sresu.
CTEAM WEEKLY between Nk,W-YOkh sns
- LIRroo .lss and ,nssI's Ps'' eng ps.ssi ss
se,i Company htcad patching tls' iaPowsr'd Clys'
ssili Iron Stesmships IS follows; - n .,
CITY OF WAsHINGTOS..... Saturday Pee %
~ ~ %
lss every sITrRDiY Al aoos tom fei H. NOrk Rvn.
tlRsT cABIE............tis
Tfrst Cs a 70 Lon ~ S,e-rsse % London... %
Storage dcse;s good for siS uouths n
Pes.easers forwarded 10 Pads Esvre, H4monE BTcrnsG
SSttsrdsri Antwerp 4 c., OF r-facsd through ares
Pssons wishing 10 brig Their 1ds can bay okfs nefs
following New 5rt troo Liverpool or urenb
torn Fi-s' Cain ss5 se5 and lS stesrsse from Liver
p0sl. go: from OusanstovrL, go.
tt Steamer superior accommodation of ssentr
.n5 rr sxporerrsS guTQeons The7 bull. IL Wsterla
iron SECTIONS al Fire A1ni.stos board
For f1rths- 9rustio1 apply ia Liverpool 70 Wa lSdA
Agent, No. ID Wserst. In Gaszov 70 Wh Inn M No
81 Enocb-squ.re n Quevnstown 20 w. d: sEnMOUKt
Co g. London 10 EWES MACY No 81 King Willarn-st
m Ps JULES DECOUE, No. Place de Ia Bourse u oil
adslptia JOHN O. DALE No os Wsnu st. o. the Con-
papy's Ofhcoa JOHN q. DALE, Agen,,
No. IS Broadway y. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12

r-..;is tbl, Iou1 is - bush 1Aos,. iIsi, bas
a. e a. CEN ~ 49, Sod Gas 10. Pro s.l, A. - ~
Ntsk,, @ u. A1hes ~ 80. 10 4. - trsl La-d
-------.-=--------.----.---.s
hlenJs IA Nasgfog " j. a., obi.- lAc y ,gJs So
Wllhsl, " NIkAss AgaHvsse. lbo- nc r. 80 = We e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12
Otean Cleaners.

TOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.--On
SATURDAY Jan s. the United Ststos aei steamer FUl
TON J. A. WOGTON. Commander VII ali i0I f.sr no. u
Nor River foo, of BeoChst 81 r0oH. .
This sip tunsupos afiy AID conf has double
sagrrs undsr drrk ircssJ by tst compartments
which b.le other Fesnits tend b. the event Of !on
ding Keep the plmPs -e 70 work ana secaie nc 'y
o. rrsfci AID l,aisauger-.
Iasssr IL second C.Da, 8 IS aad 80. - - -
GEO. MACKENZIE,
Agent No. Broa issy
TIE seslser ARAGO will nsl FEB. p
V'HF NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS Steamship
\ KYw-YOBK II. :. Won S2aten. Conmsnder. otr-sinI
TIE Uyi % MAJ MI sal from Pf No ~ n L. loot Of
SATURDAY Dec p at IL O'clock I'll,
BnEAEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
Tsiing PasssIca-str
LONDON HAVRF, SOUTHAMPTON. and BREMEN
Al The following rsef;
Pifs' cabin. leo; second cahiI, Cd stcessEei 80
oELPlKE KEUTGTS & RElCHEIH,
No. % broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12

LNOk CALI ORNIA VIA PANAMA. hTss.
Sass steamer 81 lesyo NeW err on tle i Ih s'e ~"
o. dsv u d-partuf. VII BE- the MONDAY kuewnt foi
a. ID " 49,. -Tp' ". u. ALLEN, ASeEt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12

are no transactions above 100. The best commercial
,csture, can be had at 100 l0 and some have sold
below par Francs are very heavy at $40 1850
FreQhts-Rntes are lower. To Liverpool 30 bales
Cotton at esd; 1900 bbls. Flour at 81. q H. 3D.;
&c 600 bushels Wheat at l2ld. Sl3.d, closing at the
inside price 300 tea Beef at 7s 3D. and 1000 bushels
Peas at I2,d. in bags To London, 5000 bbis Flour
at A.; TO- coo bushels WHEAT at 3d., in bulk 500
bushels Peas at l3,d in tAs; 100 tcs Beef At rs, aud
50 boxes Bacon nj 45s. To Glasgow, 800 bbls Flour
at 3s lOId. To Bremen, 100 bales Cotton at he 10
Rotterdam. 500 bales Cotton NJ lie. In charters, we
hear Of vessel of 400 tuns TO Havana for -, lO0
vessel Of 800 tuns out to Buenos Ayrcs with Lumbsat
s2l ON. weasel of 800 bbls. capari;y to a Wind
ward Island at 75c. q Dbl. 4 brig of 100 tuns oui 20
Windward Island for $500. A brig Of 30 tubs b
the Wcst Indee 1t 6Oc. Y bbl. and a schooner Of Ia
tuns out to the West Indics and back for ~ 100.
The business of the SuO-TreasGry Receip;s,
s23957 l6-for Customs, s2O,OoO; Payments, $50
% IL; Balance, & $780, S7 10
The earnings of the first week Of December on he
Galena road were:
December, lseo ssSss5
December, lssy...............'.'.'''''''.'' 2.sZ'
Increase. ................"...,.....'. SIN
The Toledo & Cleveland Railroad shows an increase
in The firs week of $3.50. The business Of Noyen-
Der on this road was
100 as
Total ..............,..,..,. S3J34
Increase over November i8j9............... 1,t10
Tie November earnings Of the Michigan Genital
road were
November l36o.........................el@ 100 i32 "
November 1859. i5Ibli ~
r-.as. - si4s 65 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12

A UT0GRAPHs C1IEAP.-BANGS, MERWIN
~ q Go will eel At auction on MONDAY and TUESDAY
next, NEN- lORk REVOLUTIONARY DOCUMENTS
John end Sam Adam Bartlett, Chase Carroll E,ery Frank
lin Gerry Hancock JefeTson, Lewis Mexican wilson Gons
Washington, Warren Lee, knoz, Glover GIeaton Mou'rlg
Iincou HnrrisaD, Jackson, Schuyler Gage Piro Preys
&C Oliver Cieniwe, Daniel Boene Simon henion Lord vel
Goethe Sir is1sc Newton letck Henry &C also Let
Presidents AID large number Cabinet officers AL
will be sold 60 the hghest bidder. Catalogues ready
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12

NANt Ittu NJ IUIIUNhs
Tl,rr hblA WHEAT ha- Corr bu. Barley bu.
istO........ 1870 ls.y,ap Ses.S 1910
l.3. ....... 80 Ji,tV "9"" bleW
Dec. 1850 lnc....sei,i0O O. l)J Dec 49, 100
lsrrr 81 she receipts OF lie hcNc agt1ii 60 Tar Tor
tt,.ytals ~ srd l.t9 lave trrIi
80 fiour bbls. Wbesi. bu. Germ, b. Dsrey. bu.
ls0...... ~ sa20o Isl9.4y1 80 - =. y -
iofc....... $3.50 tilp1O EttrA0 JSh 10
Irerss.e 2slo l4t6@o il,oliso0 Dso.5Sf 90
n,dr.i,r D. shctt D. Hol4 Tho IN the receipts o.
1917 eq1.l 10 =, !Ol, - bae OF flour
Tie Rlao&,5l,G Leicer sy. that money ye-ter-
d.y wac tighter tlru ever. Ver! BEET tihs :! p
cent month"
II, B1'-ns P0.ri0t says
feeling Of uneaire. ld d 'rss 10 per - ,hs stock
efket both a. 0ut u he stock Hodrd I'D H. consequences,
noie tody farther e as down ae'o ke VIZ 's
lgurcs - Set, cay t la Al no olls r1E hvlre - I
- veg Laf l5i.sFs- Ia 49, eicssng ~ sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12

EONIih EAJlNs
~ AUCTONFER or LITERARY PROPERTY,
-thsL, dO0f east Of Bfos1way
THIS DAY, and following day {. IL o'clock a. tne
stofe No Jgl BroadW as, the entire Nock in trade OF
DANIEL DANA. Bookse.e..
Also THIS DAY at o'clock snd daily - the suction
rooms IA until cold c,4ociioa 0i
81 ERROR ENGLISH BuOhS,
"a quantities spit the rode and private ouyers
Catalogues 10th the above Sales ready and the Books
o view.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-23
stirring the Soil i'm DrOuth.

An old topic, surely, but one OF the
greatest practical Importance. An old
topic, but one about which men are not
agreed in opinion. There is theory and
practice on both sides Some farmers
hold that stirring the earth IN dry wealth
er, Injuries the roots of plants, and expos
es the soil to the sun aud dry air 50 much,
as TO do more harm than good But the
other side Of the question has, also, its
good arguments. We viii hint at one or
two:
Frequent stirring of the soil in drouth
renders it more porous, and SO fits it to
absorb moisture from the atmosphere, and
to draw it up from the wet subsoil. BY
being frequently broken up it becomes
like sponge. Any one can easily salts
fly himself Of this Go into your garden
and loosen up the soil over a space Of
few feet square, and then see if, for scve-
raj mornings after, that patch is not moist,
while the surrounding surface is dry? A
ntighbor Of ours had potato patch last
Summer, which being in warm and
sandy soil became badly parched 10 July.
The stalks dropped, and a total loss of the
crop was threatened. Here was fair
subject for desperate experiment Ac-
cordingIy, on one Of the hottest and dry
est days in the month, he gave them
thorough plowing, passing the plow four
times through each furrow, first plowing
two furrows from Tie hills, and then re-
turning the ground back by two other
burrows. no rain fell for ten days after.
In three days, the vines stood erect and
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-23

4 BmeroleRt Institution established Jy 49,.
Endomment, for The ReijJ cfthe Sick and n
tressed, afflicted 1gdh Fiuieut and Ee3.
Diseases, and especially tor the Creo h
eases Of the SeruaI Organs.
NFEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. b- 4
vs. Acting Surgeon, to all who apr,-y
letter, with a description of their copdi,.
(age, occupation, habits Of life, &c, arl,
cases of extreme po| erty, Medicines furn.l.
free of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorsa
and other Diseases o. the Sexual Organs !,
on the NEW REMEDIES employed in the n
pensary, sent to the afflicted in sealed len
envelopes, free Of charge. Two or thu
Stamps for postage will be acceptable,
Address, DR.. J. SKILLIN HOCGHTr
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association. N9.
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Bgo
der of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWETL, Presleq,
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-23
GREAT FEMALE MEDICIMEs

Females who value health, should never be
without these Pills. They purify the blood;
remove distractions Of all kinds. cleanse the
skin Of all pimpes and blotchcs, and bring
the rich color Of health to the plae check
B@sy~ The Plants and Herbs Of which these
Pills are made, were discovered in very sur
prisiug way among the Tezgcans, tribe Of
Aborigines in Mexico. Get the Almanac of
our Agent, and you viii read with delight
the very interesting account it contains Of the
GREAT MEDIcINE Of the Aztecs
GbSerVC.-Tar Ho0aton Har5 Pills are
Pm up in a Beautiful Wrapper Euch 5or con-
taias 40 pills, and retail at 25 cents per 5or. AH
geaajae, hace The Signature Of b. l.. JUDSON
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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-23
EZRA STARKWEATHER.

would inform his former Gus
toners and the public generally that he has
reestablished shop in the building form
erly occupied by Benz Kennels in Couders-
port, where he will be pleased to do all
kinds Of BlacKsmithing on the most reason
able terms, Lumber, Shingles, and all
kinds OF Produce taken in exchange tol
work. 1884
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-23
FARM FOR SALE.

VEVHE SUBSCRIBER has Farm, contain l.
Il 2l2 acres, which he wishes 70 sell .. y.
uated in the town Of Sweden, about FIVE pD., :,
from the county seat of Potter Co.. aooS' :. :.
acres under a good state Of Improvement, y, y,
which is growing young Orchard oil ya'y', .
kinds of Fruit; a good Barn and ohtl
comfortable House, with water conyenI,a.
a good Road through it, and ia an enteFI,n
ing neighborhood, Soil, Red .Shalo; Iinyg r;.,
Beech and Maple; land nearly level ~,
unquestionable, Any person desiring a g...
and cheap property, well adapted for I" -'''
Stock and Sheep Farm,
cannot do better The subscriber desire,
sell the same because he is engaged in on"
business, -.
TERMs.-A part can be paid down, ana =. =.
on time. Any communication 70 -
will be promptly answered,
Address JOHN B. SMITH,
Coudersport, Potter Co., 4''
May 5, l860.-34tf