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do do do gig ana suikco do
do do do Baruu,he do
Dray, car, and wagon do
Saddle bags, double ands ngle; vA'ices; m"dlcal
saddle bags, Brussels carpe, bags; best IRON frame
leather folio trunks, brass nailed leather boot top
do assor ed sizes and various styles holsters and
pistol belts; coach, gig, sukey, twig u"d planters
crop whips: wool, wofsed, cotton and leather
.lrlhs and sursingles; s,lrrup Learners; trunk
straps and worsteI r'in web; cham and hook
hnmes blind brides and lines; otch collas,
and horse and mule collars, soi all qunliti,s; m".
rocco, buck bear. sheep and buffalo skins; plated
brass and steel bride bits OF ry description
plated, brass and steel spurs OF every description
plated, Grass aud steel strrups of every descrips
ton
Together with complete assortment of every
article in Their line Of husness-al' OF which they
offer for sale On accommodating terms.
They will also continue to receive through the
year, by pack els from New York, fresh supplies lc
| keep their stock ample and complete
! kOUES, DAVIDSON & co,
| "a Is Canal st
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EDUCATE .N-FllENCu and EAGLlSH.-
Mr. james, recently arrived III this city, hegs leave
to inform the ciiizens OF New Otleans that he will
open an academy on Monday, II, January, ut No.
10 Toulouse street, Tor The instruction OF youth OF
both sexes. in FI1urh and English, in which he
will be aoly assisted by Mrs. James aud Mrs.
Mei.hrr, who speak both those languages with
great tuency and purity, aud who viii tall. charge
ol the depaitnt ut Vi tde young LADIES.
Mr. james will give bis whole attention I" the
various branches ui education, and lueIs him self
that he viii give entire satisfaction to Those VIII L
NAV honor him with their Coutldcnce. nov
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lDLAIiNG CAKDS-Just received Il few gross
ofvery superior French cards, some very Thin and
fine, for sale cheap BY ID FELT &, Co,
milo y Staiioners hail. "a Chartres
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LU GIN A COR DI AL.

f CORDIAL DE LU,1NE 90 L'EiINik DE
IL LAMOUR.-Thc United States Agent for ,he
Lurina Cordial Elixir of 1--we, returns his grateful
acknowlr Judgements for the ALTERING patronage which
he has already received, aud also for tn" many es-
''ionials which have been sent him touching the the al
most nIirncnoas efficacy Of this nestimable medicine:
The well founded reputation OF the Lucina tordIh,
warrants the agent in dra~ ing his long ADVERTISE
mehts; hut for the benefit Of those persons who may
as yet be unaware OF its nat,rc he would explicitly
state thar it DR.. Mugnn'H celebrated discovery;
which has created such seDaation in France. II
speedily restores the vir.c powers, where they lnyc
boon l.uu>iru disease or OTHERWISE, ana sustnn-
tally the procrcunt functions; that it is an
eticctuu for the uor abua; and above all that ii
is the only remedy discovered for the removal Of
npoencv in males and barrenness in females. Owing
oits vastly nvsolating qualities, it is also highly Use
full in gleet, obslructri difficult painful menstrual
ton, ncontinrnce of'he urine, involuntary discharge
thereof chronic eruptons OF the skin dropsica alice
tons Of the aged &c
In order that all classes of society may receive the
benefit of Dr. Magnin's discovery, the AHericun pro-
rictor has consented that the Cordial shall he sold in
bottles of six each the reduced price OF IS
which is less than half the price charged for it in
Erunce.
JOHN WINTERS HOLDE2WEII, ii. i.
United States Proprietor.
The above medicine is for sale at "hclesal lie and re
at No. g. Povd,us street, between Magazine and CAM
sts New Orleans n,9G
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Jones, corner Tivoli Circle and Triton Walk.
Those that wish AgcntsJ allress T. iFOL
piAN SBE, whoes le Agen ! ly
wv AGNERS LIQUID ODENTlCA.-Has
w been long used bnlh here and in the nor' h
with uniform success for clea nsing and whitening
the tealh, aud preventing the ,oolhache; preserving
the gums, purifying thr breath, and rellving most
diseases to which the mouth is liable in either the
adult or infant One tea spoonful, mixed in wine
slasslu of pure water. and applied to the teeth
in usual name. with brush, will efiecually pre-
vent scnrvy, and ward off that excru,la.ing pain,
the tooth ache.
Prepared only by T. +. Wanger, Snr!eon ben.
It's, to Jefferson College, and sold wholesale and
retail by CARLETON L.: Go. 81 Canal ST.
is sole agents tor Wanger's Odenica
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bacon, LARD and PORk-i5o hhds Cincinnati
- cured Sides and Shoulders
4nOO kegs first quality LAID
100 hrls Mess Fork. for sule by
upl ) STETSOS Il AVERY TX Gr,,i,r II
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IOUR-l000 bLls superine, $50 do fine, for sale by
II il DORSEY, n New Letce
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NORRIS & Co, No. 80 Charities st eel,
criviug daily FROM their house IN Pnila lrphla, an
e,eyau aud CEN Ilute assortment OF substantial
aud fashionable clothing. They invite the arten-
ton OF the public, Ihey are warranted in saying
that strangers aud cIrilens cannut furnish them
selves mo'e advunlaseously in any CITY IN the
Union
n B. A few ven elegant ivory handle UNI
brellas, IRON 81 TO Sc inches. Also, II large lot
whieipne packing boxes, v'rinu~ sizes. very low
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GAS NEPAKTWENT,
Gas LsM Banding Comply JANUARY 80, 1889
ME St~k of Coke being much reduced this COM
L lmny will furnish Pittsburg Cou in small uuau.
ties, to their customers.
Orders received Il, the Gas Office, Bank Alloy.
jail f. w WEIJES Src'y
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= ADDLERI WARE.-l he subscribers, mal"-
- lecturers and wholesale dealers in s,ddiery
goods, noA receiving by late arrivals from the
uorli in addition to their former stock, an eXirn-
which the following, viz:
Indies and misses PLAIN aud quilted saddles,
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STEAM BOAT BILLS.

II II Ut VII !fI'N'o y Vt
~ hCATS can hare their Bills struck of, in ore
or more Culored Inks Plain Colured Paper, uith
despatth, and favorable Terms, by ieariny their
ORDERS ntTRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner OF
Poydrus and ST. Charles streets.
GAR 4 NJ )L.SSES-l5O h,ds Sugar,
In,nDl gals MolasAeS- plantation above tho
or ,.le by ADAMS WliilALL
cIi-:w 81 Gruver 1t
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PRICE ~ CENTS.
Terms of The Newspaper Press Of Nep Orican

Terms of The Newspaper Press Of Nev Orican
unanimously agreed to At an adjourned meeting OF
the propretura, held ON the 18th OF March, 1897.
Observation-Disclosures Dollars for the daily pa
or amman, payable semi-aunualy in advance: ten
dollars for the r-weehly country paper payable one
vcnr in advance, where CITY reference is given
Five dollars for the Weekly; PAYABLE ir advance. No
8 description will be discontinued until arrcaragcs are
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dollar per square for the first
nsnrton and half that price for each subsequent one
an, maeriul alteration from the original advertisement
VARY ApvEnrlsERs.-Mc Merchants and Ira crs
ortv dollars 70, English nl"ne ana sixty for both Ian
eAagss Hanks Insurance oSes E Snd J, e, s'ma
tightly for both languages; Ship and S1eanboa, Fac
ora, or Commission merchants sixty dollars in English
ne, and eighty for both 'angungcs
MARRIAGES, OBITgARY NOTICES, ana articles call
ing the attention Of the public to su'es OF property
cards of pusscnscrs benefits, &c: &c. VIII DC charge
dollar pei square for tho first insertion IN each Ian
CoMxuy,cAr,oSs, or Advert scm:nts, of any person
al nature, when admissible shall be charged dsuble
deduction Of twenty five per cent will be made tc
Auctioneers Shcrs Registers of viii s. and Marshals
on sales Of real estate. published in both languages
and 50 per cent. in English ulonc Upper cent on saes
OF other property. . =. =.
AuvEKr,sEMESrs ont of the direct line of business
Of the advertiser, such as legal, anctlo' ana panta
ion sales, runway slaves, stray animals, &c &c vii
AnyERTIsEMENrs not specified ~ to time, will be
. published one month, and charged accordingly
No advertisements OF bankruptcies VIII ne pnblIshec
auv case unless paid for previous 10 insertion,
payment guaranteed by II responsible person in town.
Tho tire. and other places of amusement advertising
daily the scnsOn to be charged $l'' of Ehs'isH u
lone, and $3.50 in both languages w ~
All announcements of canlidates for political offices
will be charged double the price q" o'hrf adVefnsc
uontS -
Owing to the immense loss sustained by newspaPe
pror,stors thev have come = the conclusion that the
within ono month after presentation, shall bc made
known ESQ far as praccablc) TO each oher--they ob
gazing themselves not to advertise or PRINT lot such
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,>gncd) -; " 81 Ho'I'
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j. c. PRENDERGAST,
JOHN GIBSON,
I.UMSDEN.
tv,eyv press,-Wc tn. undersigned agree to abide
by . above conditions, far they IRE applicable tt
wetKtv rupcrs - :
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W,eHy Prcss.-We, tn" undersigned, agree to abide
nv tin. above conditions, far us they IRE applicable to
weekly rupcrs. .;
(Signrd) a. D. ,fNWNENCE'
tSS No subscriptions are taken t"s .. than months
r,tcrs must ia Ill casca, be past pnd.
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NANCY MATCHES With beautiful paintings,
4 landing frou ship Alexander from Bremen, for
.a,cbv A TRIER,
tsI,s, "a Magazine st
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NEW MUSCLE, Native Music: The Convent B !!
PuL rnnting, rowing Bale; Nevar Despair, eh
don't You remember the beautiful glade in the Druml
Romance: The White lp,se of the Peppers; Thou
COME aud Love thou me, sung by Miss 5 e
r. in the grand Romantic Dpriu Amilic; Good Mig |
!! he meeting AMI parting; care not for spring c
.tkIt wing, by II RUSSELL Come come, thou art in 500
row; \ Life on the Ocean wave, by II Russell; She
watched for him; 70 me let fall tear; Come me at
morning; O'cr the waters bv moonlight; There home
like my own, nrrunGed for tn. harp by II Lnbnrre.--
Royal Values, by A F'echr; Queen Viclorlns Cour,
Quudres Just received and tor >alr by
dig HCASEY, 10 Cnmr st
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Amer. and Eng. brides and bride moun.ngs,
do do martiuga,es,
Plated, bruss, and ]apanned coach harness,
do do do g'g AMI suikco do
do do do Baruu,he do
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FOR SALE BY,
Folanshe General Agent No. aExchansc Place, noar
the Post Olce Also by feychanu No l2 Rue 10 Val
J. Baker Co. No II New Lsvcc.
DR.. Marshall, Coruer ST james and Tchup ouas
j. Ross, Lafayette City.
N Mn M L ANAL
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Ao4VQA4IV Akv1 4AX0A0Y
INHt public are pectuy informed that tnss ins
L tuition is erected ON the improved plan,s
airy and most admirable stnation in the faulUu
franklin, upon the raih sd, mie from he Missi
s'i,r
The building is large an mos ,Odiousle divided
mtH aartmenls for A.rpn, separate dere,H elassss.
and tleren, discusses.
The Institution is suppli> with the most SkiituI and
attentive male and female muses., and speaking the
| rlnus modern languages.
Private rooms may be had BY gentlemen At Eve dol
lars per day, including attends,cs, &c
Terms in the mary wards, two dollars per d,
slaves also two dollars. Small Pox in the ordinary
" ards FIVE dollars.
| All capital surgica operations extra.
The resident pky sican is DIR WeddeiDan 10 vA9sA
| application for admission he made TO d. e A
| Nuremberg, No II Rampant street. apla}v
| DRAZIERS COPPER-Just received, in sfOse -
ID cases assorted from ,u 81 sheets, 30 \ GU jnchss
| 8 LOCKE T. 60,
m9 If From l.svee
..7XCHAN(ir on FtilLADELPHIA-For sale Sy
| a. ma f YoRkE. IS Camp 81
J ISS ORk-1p bbis, t,r vale hy
| / AAbN
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'1,ODn'S Sll DENT'S MANUAL
Il Todds SAhbub school Teacher
Atbut- orner Stone; -ab,ul's Family at Home
Abbot's Way 10 do iiood Homes Introduction
Abhol's Young Christian
Dicks complete Works, Volumes
Hannah Mooie's Private uevutous, for sale at -
Camp by
may AlEX. TOWAk.
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ISS IORE-ip bbs, ',r vale hy
n, II u AMts.t
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lNORTU\E TtLLER'S OWN BOOK
II Cumy's Gran,lur-Leslies cookery
B"lrar'- Key to Telen,aque
Pomv's French spelling book
English Readers, half and full bound
Wunostrocht's French Grn umar
Neen's ashngtun aid M.,rion
Ewts medical companion
Dabos urhmetc-Beil On the
.lady'- medical pocket book
Gentleman'> medical pocket book
MGsou's arrer-l rockel,'s song book
Hule's United States
A new and large supply ut the above works iust -
ceived und openeI tor sale guud terms by
m29 A'Towa,, AZ CsmrV II
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NA\TAS-5u bales jackson, lndian head a.
WI brown Sh-~ting-, so do Great esern do, ~ d.
Great Falls do .or saIe by
lnv7 BRIDGE Co, l34 Magazine It
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-01

xU.I. lain " RtVES.
Washington City, Oct. "a. 1899
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-01

shown up, surprising it TO be some paro-
chial affair. With this idea, the furniture
of my room was gone, all but the sofa, and
! was in an up-stair room of the miserable
old parish poor-house. | arose to receive
the woman. whose steps heard upon the
stairs. She entered, and we met in the
middle of the room. She was dressed in
an old black bonnet and red cloak, gaunt
haggard creature whom had never seen
before. She instantly caught hold of me-
and wrestled with me, and, as [ was very
weak, threw me on the floor. Then be
held such a change come over her. She
threw off her cloak and her bonnt, and was
instantly no longer woman--but my friend
O., my amiable friend o., and
how altered! His feature assumed the
most terrifck aspect of rage, and his hair
stood on end with fury, and his gesture was
violent In the extreme. Now my worthy
friead has wooden leg. He gave vio-
lent turn with his whole body, and jumped
upon me, PROSTATE as was UPON the floor,
and with the end of bis wooden leg peg
ged upon the very spot where | had the
mustard-piaster; he gave wonderful pi>
rouetie upon me, laughing and grining;
and continued the action, with repeated
Jumps, which put me in agony; he spun
like top. Such torture could not last
long and so awoke. And here ends my
experience OF laudanum. livery soou re-
covered from my illness, of which, my
dear Eusebius, | send you these particux
lars, as You have expressed much anxiety
on nay account. shall not soon forget
my friend 'forty per cent
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PROSPECTUS
oE THE
UNITED STATES MAGAZINE.
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW

AND
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.
t has long been apparent TO MANY o.
n the rejecting members of the Demo
cratic Party of the United States, tina,
a periodical for the advocacy and difftl.
sion of their political principles, similar
to those in such active and influential
operation in England, would be desider.
atum OF great Importance to supply-a pc
riodical which should unite with the at
fractions of a sound and vigorous Iitera.
ture, political character, capable of Civ.
ing efficient support to the doctrines and
measures of that party, now maintained
by large majority of the people. Dis
cussing the great questions of polity be.
fore the country, expounding and advo-
eating the Democratic doctrine through
the most able pens that that party can
furnish, in articles ofgreater length, moro
condensed force, more elaatebor research
and more elevated tone, than is possible
for the newspaper press, a Magazine of
this character becomes an instrument of
inappreciable value for the enlightenment
and formation of public opinion, and for
the support Vi the principles winch 1t adj
vocates. BY these means, by thus ex-
planning and defending the measures of
the great Democratic Party, and by al
ways furnishing to the public clear and
powerful commentary upon those complex
questions of policy and party which so
frequently distract the country, and upon
which, imperfectly understood as they
often are by friends, and misrepresented
and distorted as they never fail to be by
political opponents, 1t is of the utmost inn
portance that the public should be fully
and rightfully informed, it is hoped tina
the perio dical in question may be made
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-01
@oetry,
From the Democratic Rerie'D.
THE DEATH OF SCHILLER.
ny WILLIAM C. BRYANT.


ny WILLIAM C. BRYANT.
sTis said, when Schiller's death drew nigh,
The wish possessed his mighty mind,
To wander forth wherever lie
The homes and haunts of humankind.
Then strayed the poet, in his dreams,
By Rome and Egypt'7 ancient graves;
Went UP the New World's forest streams,
Stood in The Hindoo'- temple'caves.
Walked with the Pawnee, fierce and stark
The bearded Tartar, midst his herds,
The puny Chinese, and the dark
False Malay uttering gentle words.
How could he rest? even then he trod
The threshold of the world unknown;
Already, from the seat of God,
A ray upon his garments shone;-
Shone and awoke that strong desire,
For love and knowledge reached nothere
Till death set free his soul of fire,
To plunge into its fitting sphere.
Then-who shall tell how deep, how bright
The abyss of glory opened roundg
How thought and feeling flowed like light,
Through ranks of being without ends
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The Cumberland Farc,o,.

;. J.. A. BROWNING & Co. propose nph-
Ishing IN GALLATIN, Tennessee. IA month
~ periodical, bearing the above title To
De devoted to Agriculture, Horticnlture
Domestic Economy and the interests q
practical Hnsbandry in all its various de-.
partments. The great Improvements wh;c Is !
nave been made in the last few years have
been the result of unceasine experi ,,en,s -
PHYSICAL science and the diffusion of I;aht
amongst the agricultural community. sin
:. !" ADVANCE those improvements and ;ncrcssa
i'he light already thrown on this imnor,a {,
SUBJECT, shall be-our fixed purpose. bel;sv.
ng as we do that the advancement Of aor;
s'afs . the ealy means of produc;ne
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! mpt, because she tameIy submitted to be
pllaped and wronged. That the North
have been The bankers and factors OF tue
South long enough with nothing but men
Bank credit and our produce for capital
That the spirit of true greatness is IN MIS-
sissippi. its means are within ITS grasp
and it is as vain as weak 10 attempt a de.
NAL of results, that each day is rendering
more plain, more important and more II
ressiible. That Mississippi can only lie
! obbed fher rights, by being fist deprived
of intelligence, whereby she will loose
the consciousness of being possessed oi
any.
My whole time except during the ses-
sion of the courts of Yalabousha and those
of Jackson, shall be zealously devoted TO
the attempt of rendering the Advocate
worthy of its name, and vlndIcator OF
the unparalleled claims of Mississippi 10
greatness, by means of which she will III
umphantlv extrica,e herself from present
embarrassment and move onward to a RANK
among her sister States far beyond Inc
calculations of careless or preIudiced spec
tators. In conclusion, we would say 'hat
to our mind, there is but one source
whence danger TO this great and free Ma
ton. containing as one undivided whole,
is seriously TO be apprehended--and inter
ference. with. to US, the delicate and SEN
sitive question Of right of property. mar
Mississippi together with the whole South
will stand by the Constitutional lnstltu-
lions of The country; bat that the slightest
intermeddling with their domestic reia-
tons. will cause them to enirench them
selves behind the bulwark of their reserved
rights.
Octt3 Editor.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-01
PROPOSALS

For publishing in the Town of Grenada
Yalabousha Co, paper to be called
THE STATE RIGHTS ADVOCATE AND
SENTINEL.
Devoted to Science, Literature &. Politics.
y N IFS political character, the Advocate
q shall adhere rigidly to the Republican
doctrines of the Jeffersonian school. Its
object shall ever be the dissemination OF
political truth. unshackled by party pref.
udices, uninfuenced by mere names, and
unawed by power; but ever firm in the
support Of principle, ever remembering
that the great object of all good govern
menis is the greatest happiness of the
greatest number. Supporting men only SO
tar as they are instruments in advancing
the measures Of the old Democracy. OPP
posing the re-establishment of National
Bank, either with or without modiica-
ton Of the old charter. or even with the
substitution of a Gallatin for Biddle--
as unconstitutional, inexpedlent. and de-
strnctive alike of both morals and liberty
And will sustain the present Executive in
his adherence to divorce of Bank and
OofOiHinCHts dS III oil QUIET uISdSuIOS Sul-
culated 10 relieve the Sonth from her Pc
cuniary vassalage TO Northern capitalists.
1t will ever be found on the side of the
Democracy, and will countenance only
with the smile of defision, the prelen.
sions of either Clay, or Harrison,
or a Webster; and will support no
man for any State office who is not une-
quiyocally opposed TO the political view
of the above named persons. Van Bure
and Independent Treasury, against any
Federal Wing. 1t will also be strenu-
Gus advocate for both the rights and re-
sources ofthe State of Mississippi, endeav-
orlng satisfactorily to prove that her pc
cuniary and political greatness depend al
most entirely upon the productiveness of
her soil, and integrity of her citizens.
10 hold mirror up TO Northern poll
tlclans and shew them that he hour of re
tributlon is fast Fastening; that we as
State are no longer willing "to crawl
about and pass between their legs" That
as steam power has revolutonizcd all nav
Igation; so cotton is henceforth, to be.
come the unregulated regulator of ex-
changes--and that they will have to admit
a competition in one whom but yesterday
they looked upon with the smile of con-
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substantial prosperity, IN ever 6epAsluao,
Of trade as well as ofincreasing our nation
al wealth. We do not expect 10 benss,
the public so much by our own thoughts a.
by the experiments and Observation. ~
others, and especially those made by AU.
ricultural Societies.
Ii is we'll known that such an undert,.
king cannot succeed unless the arricul.
tural community takes ar interest in il,
iberefore, ofthe Sumner County AgricuI.
tural Society, and Of the Societies of Mid.
die Tennessee generally it asks patronage
and especially the libsrty of publishiHs
their experiments.
CONDITIONS.
The Cumberland Farmer will be puE.
Ilshed monthly, in quarto form, on good
paper, with far type, at one dollar per year.
in advance, or on the receipt Of the frs,
number. Post-Masters, Members Of Apri.
cultural Societies, and all who feel an inter.
est 10 the prosperity Of this effort TO difus,
light on this subject, are requested to &C,
as our agents.
Persons living at distance may paw Il
post masters, who will remit TO us, at our
risk, they taking receipt. Any person
sending Us $40, with ten subscriber, win
receive paper gratis, for one year.
@Editors will please publish the sbo,a
and aid us in this undertaking. It's not
our interest that prompts US TO mBketbs
effort; but by the solicitations ofo9 .tss :.
we have consented to make the trial. We
hope TO succeed-but our hopes will DO
in vain unless we are aided by those e,
whose interest it will be published.