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MgiteinGs.

iINRl pmHHV YEARS AGO
iAOuA q the success OF ssveraI medical gentle.
men IN curing disease upon principles in accordance
with the great natural laws Induced their esta fiisb
nent ns an Incorporated institution under an ct az
the Legislature BY the titlB Of III
OOmPAkf Of New York. The continued Success oi
ther remedies and the firm hold they have Gained
pom public confidence, has fully justified the honor
Ionterred upon the Association By BeEsIafiys- -eT1
ctfnenti aud they have to isel great pride IN
Comparing their success with medical aesdernfea al
so chartered by public authority. Unsolicited tI-
Honl tro1R public and private indiFiduals and com
nendAtoFy notices IN the leading public Journals
bear witness to the medical skilland high personal
character uI the gentlemen connected with the IN
sttution, thus assuring the public that among the
many nnworth ~ adveTtisers of the day, III L GREF-
EnBEhG COMPANY has eYer been and will be a
EslaOe ana trustworthy medium for the restoration
OF health TO the afiicf ,and all who are suffering
may address them wiz sItlre conhdence. 77
The principles and prnctice Of medicine adopted BY
this Institution are lucidly sot forth IN IN HfREE
ENBERG NAN UAL OF HEALTH, sn ipyalua blss
medical work, published for family use and thrTe-
lore sold az the nominal price OF 5 cents for which
sum u Is mailed free to any part OF the country
Inc health OF American W emen, diseases Of Chill
dren and the more obscure and chronic corn pRints
as we'll as the c5mmOn diseases incident to this conn
try have received the attention of this Insttuton
and II Is enough to say they have proved Themselves
iully competent for the great trusts which the bic
have conhded TO ther skill. III + -.Is- = = -
Their series Of MeuiCines embrace eleva different
remedies adapted TO different diseases with nilIfe
directions accompanying each article. The Medi-
cine 20 which We wish 70 call the attention Of the
many Females afflicted with disease, is
rrrn
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MERCURlAL DIsEAsEs

Persons whose constitutions have become i'm paired
by the tniudicious use Of Mercury will find thsss
Medeines pereet cure, they never tall to eradi-
cate rom tho system all the effects OF Mercury in-
nttely sooner than the most powerful PREPARATIONS
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THESE MEpInINEs

INV T7VW UIIW UlTUTT LTU TWUTIU IuI V1TIVU
ears, and during that time hEYs maintained high
charaotor ip al0at eyety part Of the globe for the
e1traorunay curative properties which they possess.
IN MANY THOUSANDS
OF ceruded Instances, they haye even reScned sun
or1 from TIE very verge Of an nniim6iy gfayei aief
all the Uecap I've uo5truma Of the dy have tnvarA4
bly, ailsa 50 great, indeed, ~ their eieacy inya.
riably aud iniallibly provef, that 4 has sppeared
aequainted vita The beautifully philosoDhies prin,
] lples upon which they arc compounded, and upon
which they coneequently act. IL was TO their man
fest and sensible action n purifying tho pringsg gnd
channels OF life, and enduring them WttE renewed
tone and Yisor, that they we're indebted for then
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BILIOUS OoMPLAlNTs-A MODE OF oUAEa

q = MoEFATs lPHGl lIx B1TTERsnL 4 3
Have been happily used for the cure of fever ana
Ague with inVariable success. z 'fr N %
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~ - @---%F&
and yog have permanent Cure.
Ene CABAIE has proved Itself to DO the bsst Ofnf.
nenL ever invented and EheFa oncs used, Il has
lever peen known 70 AL Of eliscting q permanent
cure ot old Sores Ietter and RingWorIn scad Heada
Sn1Dlain9 and frost Bltos, Bsrbsr's Itch, Chapped
the Face. And for i
f-, soRE NIPPLES AND SORE EKEs, -. =.
ne yerAte is the only thing required 70 cure. Il
Ahoolo De Kept In the hOuae Of avery Family.
Directions Aeeonbddy EGsH Bottle.
Sold BY MOsR MEDICINE DEALERS.
Pries Of Syrup ST. Craze IS sssIts peE BoitIe.
Z; .. HARRIs 4 Co, Propriesors,
70 whom ali orsisf5 M ma assSs Sfs5;s, -
BE- addressed. a.l.ai y illla III >
Sold WAolssals and Retail by
. =. =. Gaylord, o. s. Hackenzie, William Flake
2 ". eaekriders and Strong Armstrong, ClsYe.
and Ohio; Robsrts q samuel, Colum buS: W. a c..
IAN, Sandnskys Garter h Brother, Eris, Pa IT
- HeaEsrs Salt RheaHl syrup and Gerats q sold b.
Churchill 4 Brother mao
I Is -EVERYB0BY'S FRIENDT
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LEAVE ERIR.

l;5 A. n. NIGHT EXPREss TRAIH-7touuln- - =
Girard, Ashtabula and pains4viiis Ii--sS1 4
-, arrives at Cleveland al as A. - - = =
l9i00 A. n NAIL TBAIA-Stoppinf q ali 'sfafion5
except SaybrOOk. Unionviiia Per-v flsl-.-
tc- end Wickli1e, and arrive It CisTei11f
ct l:l5 p. n. 5'l.lf
2'ao P y. DAY EXPRESS TRAIE-stoupinra atcs
rafd, Conneauts Ashiabula md -Pai1e7yiIi.
only and arrives at ClsTeland AZ ~ 4, =
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN viii issys ds-,sss-f
a. oso0 A. n, stopping At All 1fafionS e-l
arriving At Cleveland st s.ie u ii -.
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asalelliessaa7
HEALTHf HEATH HEALTH
PURIFY THE zBLO0Dff ill.ia
DR.. WEAYERss 1ai sla - ae
CANKHR AND SALT RHEUM SYRUP,
EoR TrK oUnE o.
eases, Cutane0ua kfuDtions and elerg- Irfnd
Of Disease erieing rom IA impure
N state n abe Blood
The mos. Effective BlooS RarVssT Of he Mn,
{ l, tsMtb 0sRtaEy. - 81 4,r--5.

y Z the prescription Of an Educated Physiciani
3A Al WAp arc aicted " III anF Of ths shove named
diseases, should u5e n u lhonf deiaT Euch Ieffers
q me IoIoBing arc often revived
-. yEn9 yILtE, Ashland CO., o., Nov %, 1850
5enuemon:-l deem Il duty as we'll as q pleasure
2 inform you what Or. WeaYer'B STRUP and OF-
hAIE has done FOR me-, and hos that this letter may
Ge % tno notio5 of persons similarly afflicted IN
tne year 20 4 was attacked with tetter, ur 1oms
hludred disease, on both NY n, which exfepd4d
until RON ny knees 70 nv let va ono Sa-T s,- -
con suited aAd obtained unsdieinsg aud prascrip
Ios .oA neariy az ths physiciang u this vicinity
R gRl e4tslneu no re'tef. Your agent at this plara
~. nonmani reeommendsd me 70 trY the Syrup and
ye5stei Ehicn fortunaieiy did, sid am nov found
With great gratitude, remain yours truly,
- sf.} JOHN WEIRBAUGHT.
. ~. mleroaughf being . we'll known gentleman Of
AshiAna co. makes this Information most reliable.
By taking tbs Syrup as Greeted it viii drive the
alseaso from the system, and when once out on Il
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BMilaErs.

DRO0iXS s. q. q =. W., BUILD-
AsS Sbs ssnpasse S PaS y s5 e 9GS, ssp a
Gothic work, Particular attention paid 70 Fitting
up Stotee. Factory on Division streat, UentEe
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s8@'The Root Of all BvilH S tfe venom
q dfeAss inatiled Into the sYstem By early abuse,
insglsance and excess Of any kind. This must be
eredlratsd RON tbs Eystsn Without delay; not mo-
nsatshould Be lost. The pernieions use OF mercury
Ei not % it, nay, Il viii iniura rather than curs
TRIEsEMAR l, & 5, q your only chanos-a peru
sal Of the ho6k nHHAAND RRAIlTY, or PHYsIO-
Ao9toA tERES ARGaRS,n n illustrated with COL
redengravinga. via explain eFerEthing. Il ~
onlY ooat 20 3 esnts, n -.--..s i ~. ~ r.a E
Sold by d.. Barrow, lsl Bleeeker st., n. Z. D-ics
= eent1 Sent lree Of p0stage sveryWheCes RsGd ske
advsrtisementOf Of ''Triesamar" IN another column.
Also sold By z. 2. Gaylurd and william Fiske,
DruREists, Ueveland Ohio
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An the trains going westward connect at r1s-l.,s
Win rains ior Toledo Ohicago, eolunlIuf Ig77ci1
natl 81 Louis &ei and all the trains E0inTe1If
6allrosd, and at Buffalo with those 0f ~ s- V,-f
Oentral and Buffalo New York CITY RafIroai1
rv.--,. a. NOTTINGHAM, Sup'k =
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sOROFUa.AI

The most horrible cases of Scrofula In which the
Face, Bones and Limbs Of the victim had been prey
deniable authority of the sufferers tbemsslyes. 10
have been completely cured by these purely YsReta-
Die Medicines after all Others had been found more
AUUTE Or IHFLAMM ATORY RBEuSr 4 TlsM
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ihEREhAGD& E0bEDOR n
OONNF0rInNa

Oenneetiong are made at M0nrosTIIls uith tl,s -.
~ ~, "a, 45a1aneld and Newark = IS, a CJds W.
800 Stt q ~ to1 and Cincinnati y. b, ~ IN
VT ~ the mlchigan senthsrn & Hofthsrn I13i15S
Ioits Jackson, Fort Wagns, LoT1na1orf - y =,
SslTos Ait9n, 80 Louis, and all points West Horff
Trains arrive in CleFsland honl Te isas aud n.
Sandusky at Ss45 A n. -
OIeYeland, Nay 6. Iss1. = =. = -.
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88tamarE.

IRON AND NILS WARE
= - uena s. On tbs Dock, Cleveland, Ohio.
" y cAhll. MoRnI6oH FosTER.
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Stpres aud Gin afare.
THE oDEsPATCHo COOKTNe sT0VE

Is THE RESULT OF MANY
4 years Of careful experiment and experiences, and
IN, most 2 deeldedly superior e any other Cooking
prooertisss urpass all its com bstitors IN =
PERTEcTIoE, CoNvEEIENoE AND EcoEoNY.
The oven e thoroughly Hated with heated air
by an ingenious patent prO. bss, which causaa the
bottom TO be hotter than In other stoves and per.
ect even bake is produced. - -
Roasting is done before the open IRE, so tha the
juices and flavor Of meats and poultry are preserved
BroHtng is done the hearth over the Goals drawn
The IRE chamber is SO arranged as to secure the
most perfect com bustion Of fuel possible We guar-
apsee = g Re most economical in the consumption
sire FIRST GLASS STOVE, - : =
For proof Of the truth Of the above, We refer our
niends and customers in sleral to the many hun
dreds OF House speIH in tnis city and surrounding
country, who aza dAily using thestove Call and 81.
anime for yours ss I; get circular and Be convfn.
eod. It'll plain, heavy and beautiful stove, Of
CLEVELAND MAEUFACTUKE, a.
and the material and the workmanship, are Of the
best quality and can be made 70 last customer %
years or longer. Cur stock Of other 80
COOK ING STOW
both for wood and coal is the largest and best IN the
market, Our ParloT, Hall and 06oe Stoves, have
all the principal Onndries IN The country and are
Of the newest and most approved Styles for wood an
for bituminons and anthFacite coal.
Our stock Of En- "Ieled Crates is large and com
prise the neYestsl :ss and are Of superior finish.
Our assortment Of u
UsE-FUREIsHING GooDs,
Tin, Copper and shset-Iron, is complete. -
Our tourtesn years experience in business enables
rs . purchase goods cheaper and most dearabs and
Cheaper II N can Be Bought EzseyhersI
All sTe invited to call and lock for themselves
STOVE & CRATE EMPORIUM
Of No q ,o,,a ". 4; PaSIio NSIAiRsEIS. AVN.
d D.
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.ANTHRoSIA CHRONIOA, or CHRONIC RHEU.
MATISM.-Thes5 diseases. which are among the
most painful, and by ignorant treatment, the most
tnveteraie 20 which suffering humanity Is liable, are
cured, speedily and permanently cured, BY proper
course OF the Life Pills and Phenix Bittera =
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SOLD BY DRUaaIsTs EvERYwaERE

IN. HARRIS 4 CO., Propristols,
Oineinneti, o., for the Western statss.
Price Is Cents pr BOtRs.
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY
Z. II. GAYLORD, CleFstzBd.
@. s. MACKENZ1E, do
WILLIAM FISKB, do
T. W SACEBIDER, do
STRONG &ARMSTROEG, DO
CHURCHlbL& B BRO, DO
WA. GRAHAM, SandusEy.
ROBERTS 4 SAMUEL. ColurnbuE mae
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- = 19Nl0 lLlIIL NNL|-.TT7TTTT n
al Stations except Euaiid, WEciif' = r -
tor Perry, Union VIE, ssJbrook, TairTiS1I
sha sHanylils aEd arrives q Iris at lzsif
p. ~ DunEifk SOD p. r., BuaIio - - -
a'uo ?. Z yAsOlAhA All kXPRE5S TRAT ATif-9to5-
plng AZ falnesFills, Aghtabula and Girs7I
oniFs ana arrives At Erie 7.05 p II D11'-
.,r XIX e 80 P. n, Buffalo at lo25 p. =.
ping at al Stafiops -
200 ?. x. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stopuiur 4
RainesYillei A8htabula and Gir,rd 61 ii. ~
arrives at kris &c I2.l0 A. ~. Dun ~
200 A N, Buffalo $40 A. n
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BALTIM0RE 8 OHIO RAILROAD.

olsyalAnd. March se 'sl. superinfsndelt
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTEi
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aalEdifimes.
A GARD TO THE PUBLIC.

[ Tue amount Of bodily and mental misery arising
nom noqluut Of small complAinla ID incalculsbla,
and Il h therefore Of the utmost Importance thst
strict Httent0n 70 thu Lnst aud most trinina bodily
ailments snonld be had ior diseases Of the body IN
ya1aby affect the mind. DR., Monat'a YeRetable
Lis Medicines, In every iuatatice where they have
beon thoroughly used, have triumphed over Disease
IN almpat all ia dlyeraihed foTms The salntary ef
fects Of tho Life Medicines have, IN hich been 20
oatabiiHhed as the uost easy. sae aud Perfect mode
Of treatment ever Cffsrud 10 the public, ' it -iia'
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Stevens Submerged Stream IrOu Battery.
We take the following description Of
stevenS submerged steam battery, in course
Of construction at HObOken, N. J., from the
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PILEsi PILEsii pIIEslil

DR. MOFFAT's LIFE MEDICIEEsilI
Should be taken In the early stages Of Bilious Com
plaintsi and u perseyered in strictly according 10
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[PRFSs H1H TD1rI

81. SUMNER RARRAEGEMEET. las lsu.
p ~. ~ ea9 , a.Lst ASndays Nay sth, 1851 Paasn1sf
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Cotton Presses,

Gotten Presses,
FACTORS, s'sDA'l
FRERErss, =
st. Masy's srastt bs.vssn rafdido sna r sdrss.
100, Corner of St Enbmas and Bosia streets,
torusro Of Tehoppl.opinssna Richard streets. !
Conner Of Tehoppltopas and Rishasa ssrssts.
MERGHAEfs,,
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bags at lo3@l31e- for Ordinary 70 Good Fair,
which are our quotations.
me stock now on hand il aboHt 6aes bags.
SALT The rates for Liverpool from aaeona
hands are Soc for Coarse, and ST 90 for Fine. de-
ryeieo' and 65eSIo for Coarse and s59soc. fos
Fine in warehouse. s.
me stock on hand on the LIST inst. was 4l2. 800
bushels. n ~
.AssyAL STORES THE supply Offering ID sanpls
s' sls rtment good, but the market is dull. ha
s.iss reported were at s3e. % gallon in prissa
aN'pt'1lis ofosr. In Rosin there is little mo,s
"i.n safes Of some 800 bbls at s5e for
| Low 40 l ana u % U Dbl. for Choice.
i''CE - F" hoEise g far demand for Carolina az
ee9'4c'' according to quality and quantity,
LINE Eastern has been retailing at ST GOA
u Is q Dbl. - -
0tEs... The best quality Of Winter Strained lard
on have sold slowly at 81 050sI Id ssa gallon.
Cotton Seed at 5e@55e. for Crude, and 5e@70c. d
gaEon for small lots Of Clarified sonthern oil
company's Oils have been selling st 75e. for Ma.
chinezy, 5oc for Deck and Paint, and zoe. gs gal
lon for Gas Oil. S.'78 Me-
HIDES. =. Attakapas has been selling generaIIv
at l35Gl43c. % fb for Dry Sailed, and Flint, ana
&c. " ID. for Green saEted. Also Iaeo hfinatitlau
at lie. . D. %
IALLoW The last sale reported was Of $50
tierces City Rendered at SIC. 5g h.
ALCOHOL Our quotations for this ARTICLE are \
now 4595oc. y gallon, according to proof.
FREIGHTs. There has been less movements
curing the past week but at sitter rates for British
ana European vessels while American have been 4
The engagements OF tile week com
pFissa Two British ships taken up for Liver
pool at I'd. for Cotton, one Swedish steamer
lala On at the same and two for Europe on private
terms. vessels on the berth for Liverpool filing
up with Cotton at ID in american and ID. iii Brit
lsh and for Hayre at I6-Isc.
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I q. kHslEaEe ENG, GAS FLTTER AND DEALER In
Gas Fixtures, No, Harris Row S42 magazine street
GEAR tins riGro VIII Rnnd faithfully ad puncly to al or
dora entrusted linn Stores S2tipTg SID Ettai u esre alIy
md tEsonaElsE=.Gts.
81 \ gs1g. If e Bog NJ SIS, Est2nnies Exchanges
: Vial Ef<E lily staeg2& So pB IL
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G II A RI e S T 0 N

SSR- FOEs s'HARATGs'FON, S. C-The Al schr
eST$ I'll. Bla cLnlan CarEon, maste h wing most of
ssger engaged, will have quick dispatch. For
balance of freight, appyto
AZ GEO. w. HYNsON Il CO.. 50 Gau1p street.
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KEY WEST AND FLORIDA PORTS.
l. A. V A G A..

To sail on SUNDAY. April q, Mt 8 O'Clock A.
ccfsss FOR LAVACA, VIA POWDERHORN-
WMGeGh4 New Orleans and Texas United a Mail Line
n 70 -. The new and superior steamship Austin
H. D. smith, commander, viii sail cnrryine the r. s.
mails and landing freight npon wharf al Port avaca For
freight having elegant
LOT passengers, apply on hoard foot Of Julia
!. G. HARRI-, Manager 81 I ann street
n, Tine Ansn will sail ms above list, llih 2st
OF each Eonh landing freight wharf at Port Iayaca
Ienl nRhefage et the rate OF 90 cents Dbl. all
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ssssszFs9gSsssssa I4GaS tSE' TYGETEi-Dr J. WEST
~ St Charles street continued to supply tbs
hTF3S4asSsS LOSS OF TEETH without wires or gprrrg
tGAAt upon his new principle Of self adhesion This
method hsg procured him universal APPRECIATION ia rcca
PSnded IS 9snE4 he 5a2st eaous system CT supplying A
perfect articulation end nastoaou, perfect and nGre
ia appearance defy detection by tho closest observer Dr.
Vests method Of filling taeh with gold cobno8 all modern
Those Interested viii Gnt these aatenen
thanka the inhabitants oW Orleans and vicinity for tho
axteBvs practice they have favored h with fer last astasn
from LaFHvatta Suuare. esFF
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON oIrY. april 20 1851.
Arrived yesterday I9T Western and Is Texas
Beevea, i27 Hogs, 42s Sheep and 1872 Veal ID
snld, G6 Western and 80 Texas BeeVes I6o Hcrs
81 Sheep and ITO Veal Cattle. Stock On sale I'D
Western and 40 Texas Beevea, 80 Mich Cows, Ssh
Hogs, sa7 Sheep and I5a Veal Cattle. Ne quote ).
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SUGAR. The receipts have been liberal, but
the uniavorable political news has checked opera
tons and the sales have been confined to about
1900 hhds at prices too irregular and unsettled for
quotations, which for the present we omit.
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| Private Ranks aTaa Exchange Dealers
| BROWN BROS Il CO.. IS Garondest street n
| SAMUEL SMITH 4 70, Camp stleet Al
| JUpS0N Il CO., corner Canal and Camp streetg
| BROWN JOHNSTON + Co. Mo- 30 Garondaet street.
| BANK OF COMMERCE., JAooB BARKER, Manager
.a. :. :. z.,.-- Corner Camp 1nd GraVer sressz.
| 4. W. CONNER i SON, No. 80 Carondelet street
JOHN WOOD & Co., corner Camp and Common streets ys
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ssocE NAbE ue s goLlons.
8ttIeu Of tbe Hlarhets for Dast aaleeR,
onrscrur orrIor. No. 70 Camp strs,s

| CREscEar OFFICE. No. 10 Camp strsst
| Saturday Morning, April TO- 1851.
We noticed in our last weekly review that sft
market for our leading staple closed ON the basis Of
| izoglz4e. for Aiddling since which material de-
cline IN exchange and increased difficulty in placing
nlls predicated on shipments by American vessels
nave prevented any activity, and prices have fur
Their given way to about the same extent. In To-
bacco there has been but little inquiry, but at
'ull pricea. In Sugar there has been less move
ment at irregular prices, generally caused BY the
war news In Molasses moderate business has
been carried on at easier rates.
COTTON. -. The week opened with very moder-
ate demand at irregular prices, since which there
has been NO improvement. the sales embracing
$3.50 bales, including 1850 on Saturday, 1000 on
Monday, 2250 Tuesday, 800 on Wednesday, 1000
On Thursday and $50 yesterday. For the present
we omit quotations:
sTATENENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand lss Sept snaoer, 74l
Seeeiysd 3 yesierd iso *
E-ro-.a .,n,o ,-o, 1855
Stock on hand not cleared. Is37
TOBACCO. We stated in our last weekly report
that thegmarket had shown a moderate degree Of |
ACTIVITY, since winch there has been very little in
quiry and the sales have been confined to z3 hhds
on Monday at =, 50 on Tuesday at, and 100 yes
terday at.
sTATEHEET OF TOBACCO.
5oSE On h a0d. 'St September hhds 1850
tset@!Hei stHce. q 23l
Rees'sed yesterday. % 2423l
s,ro-,.d .;n,. - AaOl
Exported yesterday. .........,.s..."... z65- a95o
stock on band not cleared -.........-..--. 1851 |
We repeat our quotations as follows:
Ttt|totJ iIits GA
!
Leaf, Inferior to Common. .............,,.5I
/
Snoice ana selections |
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-05-25
HINTS ON SOWING GARDEN
SEEDS.

Nature covers lightly. She scattcrs
seed from the ripcned stalk, for rains to
wash into the earth, or the falling leaves
to cover The gardner often plants too
deeply. Seeds which push up a large
head, as squashes Or'Lima beans, and 9TH
ers with feeble stem, like onions, pars-
nips, etc., can not well force their way
through several inches of stiff soil, pack
I'd down by heavy rains. A covering one
Aalfinch deep is sufficient for most seeds
less than that will answer for many.
In covering, see that Jumps of dirt or
small stones do not take the place of fine
earth. This often happens when the seed
is covered by raking the drills lengthaoise;
a better way is, to pass the back of the
rake crosswise over the drills The old
fashion Of cutting up the garden into beds
four to six feet wide, thus wasting large
portion of the ground in useless paths, is
A few long rows of beeis, carrots, onions,
etc., across the garden, are more easily
worked than beds Of short rows.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-05-25
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YOUNG FARMERS.

Let us beg of you, as patriots, if you
are not called into military service, to re-
member that you can do no greater service
to your country than by pursuing your
occupation with the utmost activity, and
producing abundant food for the support
of the army, the navy and the country
We and you have our places to fll-pla-
ces as important as that of the fighting
soldier. Let us be ready and fitted to 60
with all alacrity to the battle field If need
ed, but meanwhile to be as useful as pos
sible at home. Be careful of that undue
excitement which leads to drinking and
idleness. "Life is real, life is earnest,
and we have no time TO triie away in fol-
ly, while the workshop and the farm arc
neglected, perchance to bring the greater
calamity Of famine in the train Of war
Let it be our pride to serve as cheerfully
in the harvest field as in the battle field
rs ready to exchange the bayonet for the
hoe, the plow and the reaper, as to lay
them down when needful to seize the wea
pons Of the warrior. All our hopes res
at last in the produccr-the farmer ant
tho mechanic. Let them be more thai
ever devoted TO duty now, and however
prolonged the struggle, our country's re
,ources may be uuimpaired.