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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

DRIvATE DIsPENSAkY.-DR DE ANGELS, Tor
meriy practitioner Of medicine ia the public hospitals At
and member Of the medical faculty OF the city OF New
YORK where ne has been praecne since the 7ss
70 DC consulted al his Once, No. iS6 Fulton street,
nearly opposite Church street
The most obstinate and nyeterate diseases requiring the
oundest Judgment In treatment and uarly all ORR
gnang inquiry Of the blood and chronic Affections rheu
maism cos'rucons ulcers IN the throat erupsns OF the
skim deoy &C. VIII be ey and radically cured By
the least expensive and the most patients Re-
medes to be used prepared by himself their good
fects rendered nfallibe.
Doctor De Angels has effected a many cases which
had bafed all the q" the medical
only Copy of letter from Drs Osborne Ireland
ply sicians Of this city, to DR.. De Anges:-
ll6 Fulton street, Dee. q, 1919.
Strive have hesitation replying your note, say
ing deserve much cred, for your successful treatment Of
Mr. John Thorn after il had baed both here and
in favorable climate We your obedient srryaas
SAMUEL OSBORNE, N. ID.
w. H. IRELAND 81. ID.
found at No Lane below Coffee Heuse Slip and also
Of hi. BROTH r, Alderman Thorn Brooklyn. Jyi0 I'm
GUNS, PISTOLS, BRITANNIA WARE AND JAP.
VI ANRY.
20 Cases Guns;
3 do Pistols;
10 casks Dixon s. Sons Britannia Ware;
do Tea Trays SC.
The above just opened, and will be sold At exrens ov
prices, by A. W. SIZES ".
my17 ON l1 reari street
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS OF VIRGiNlA.-Ths
wv subscribers have received large supply OF the
above proprieors which thu, offer for sale al
heir stores 50 Wii,n 10 Broadway and 10 Asor House
!. .leral disco, nj ~ &ts - wholesale purchaser
RUSHTON ASPINWALL,
Agents for the Propreors for ~ York and the Eastern States
jy6-lm*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

rl,HE NOTES Of tho housatouic Rail Road Compsn ,
i Bridgeport a.e redeemed BY Messrs KETCHUM, RIO
GERS BEMENT 90 Wall street al the rates a. tive
notes of the several Banks IN Connecticut aui03r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

day but the tendency TO decline still apparent CON
aued the email consumption must IN snort ~
produce gst. and, consequently decided reaucuos
There were $50 brought forward and lar numoe
sold-generai at lat weeks prices. "a
Two theuasd ,hs and bees sold at ~ %"
for sheep, and Sl0O a4.ee for lambs. ., -,
or one hundred cows calves in market eighty were SOFA
$500 600othe latter price shows an advance On 'h
better description .,, ,.o.. Co.
reference It'll that prices range the hrhs'. IN inns
ket which Sufficiently explains u operations OF the growers
-" 'o B.,f -, H. Beef, per 10.
NJ Ysrk Auy IL ioa Ioc Baltimore, Aug. 10, Ia lie
Indianapolis, July a. 4aoc Philadelphia Aug 10. lac
MARRIED.
On Thursday evening" 9Th inst Mr. JOHN Reilly Of Phia-
dellhi., Miss May Ann only daughter of Mr. j. Bnn'
merchant, OF this city. -
At Springfield N.Y. the 9th inst by the Rev Mr. Davis
Charles Fceks E. Of New York. to Miss Sophia NJ Ksl-
sep, Of the former place
DIED.
Yesterday morning. at his residence in Ho5oken Mr. James
Sweeney q the 49h year Of his age.
relations and friends respectfully invited TO attend
his funeral this afternoon, at . O'Clock.
the lh ins Mrs. Margaret wife Of Robert Stoddart,
aged "a years. -
On the Rev. Isaac Sexas tie 5Sh year Of his
agf. . - n
On the llA inst Caharne g. wife Of Samuel u D. Arrow
smith, aged l9 years
O. Sunday evening Of lingering Illness Elizabeth NJ Fen
nell aged 20
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

From this may be dedacted over stock in Liver
pool OF 100000 bales 4oooosc lbs at II cents equal to
oOe which taken from the above amount, leaves
s4a as the Of cotton export for the present
year The price Of cotton ased to the 1887 and 1885,
the average price according to the official returns That Of
Ibis wear estimated from correct data and will be found
rather over the mark We have large crsP, but the
cr.p Of Engaad out we'll expected she will net be
customer for osr Tobacco will not vary much from last
,.,r while Rice Will increase IS per cent. probably Our
principal articles OF EXPORT compared with last year, will
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13
IAR. HuLL,s RADICAL CURE on RuPTUREs.-oI

lar HULL's RADICAL CURE OF RUPTUREs.-Oc
~ vesy street. Aston House-A Surgeon OF 10 years
practice constant attendance Guarantees Ut radical cures
all Of eucbe rupture The strength aud
stiisona health OF the patient being ot rwise aninpaired-
With proper adaptation Dr. Hus Truss perfectly sure to
tain the rupture without pam the least danger to the patient
the slightest interruption to exercise or business
Attendance given private houses where required at and
att r 5 clock, BY the Office Surgeon
" BPatens cautioned against trusting spurious in.
venons Of Trusses advertised Improvement. upon Hu
genuine unless they bear the signature OF AMOS g.
HULL-and the only Office New York ithe original
rrery in Fulton street. but now at No. Vesey 'ree Asos
uuse. a30 cod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

DOARD-A gentleman and his wife, three single
ID gentleman, have handsomely furnished with
board, by applying at No. 10 Park Place.
English and French spoken. aula.slm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

Excess, 1889

1.-THE value Of the goods imported bear the same proportion
a the due, ceived the imports Of the year,
coed those Of last yea. To meet th. vas,
Increase we have crop, only and End in them great
falling of from export vase OF the two proceeding
tn. following table Of the export value Of cotton las,
year. according official report and estimate Of that Of
hix
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

Packets 10 Depart.
LeSpoS.
Westminster, Moore, Ang 30
st. James, Sehor, Sept. |
Montreal, Grifing, Sept. 10
LIvkrrsoL.
Virginia, Harris, August 10
North America, Hoxie,Aug. 10
Liverpool, (S) Fayrer, Aug "a
siduons, Palmer, Aug. IS
HAvRE.
Viile de Lyon Stoddard, AZ i6
Francois lstThompson, Aug "a
Utica, Pell, Sept ]
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

WJ- is HOTEL, Jan. ~, 1889. DIR. Levison, Sir :
About year since left for New Orleans to
mercantile business Soon after arrival became acquant
ed with several young merchants from the north
ly for adopted their vices well their virtues
contracted the VI disease had applied TO several
medical practitioners who had their handb posted up
spcuousy about the city. paid them Of
ney but all to purpose After lingering months and
daily growing by friend to make use OF Hung
y bottles found to sound health
and sbc to return my friends well when rlet nten
ded 10 call personally thanks but shall be
obliged to leave in the stage in the morning. Yours truly
You At liberty to PUBLISH the above by leaving out
name and residence. Blk. L.
aul3-lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

This exhibit, grca failing III IN the mean Of paying for
sur importation. The vslaestor is3s are ofheial.
We may also take into consideration the fact that last
there were sold an Of oos Of stocks
London whch added to the amount previously held viii give
an iuere, Of Sssooooc payable in Eurspe semi annually
which has nearly the effect Importation Of like
amount goods and be raid by the proceeds Of the
interest has been paid by fresh sales Of stocks
an operation practicable in the present state Of the English
markets.
The import. which likely to arrive before the
new crop !. ready market, will in all probability create
heavy bssnce favor Of England which may be retrieved
months by large crops Of Coos coming in provided the
price remains low enough stimulate consumption to degree
which will render the whole crop with the present stock avail
able The Few poath fraught with glosm, which the
new. expected by the Liverpool, with regard the political
asd financial condition Of the British may Increase
ar relieve according t. its complexion
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

shares Bank of Comnerce fully los-le Am. Exchange
p.aL All, IS do sL Al do ei ~ dc s5s American Trust
soIlo Bank llVl, IS do llsi 40 do le-se Bssk 81
Ke..eLy IN 90 do IL 5 50 do 7Ti3eds Morris Canal 90
IS do 2os-75 Canton Go 3 l3o Dc 81 10 do ssbsod
sxlbnw-ioe aeg, 20 46is30d, las do 4oitw so DO S6
sI-2oo sng island 63vo Del and Mud c1t rs do 67lb3d
"a a. ANAL SO do s7l I5 90 do 67ibed-5s do
Ions Islsnd ms. 800 Mohawk ssi n dc 5si-3s
Trust and Banking 60 f3l5 veksbarg ssi lode 3si7s
Paterson 53biod 80 do 5absed- Mexican Dollars
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

T,HE BALsAM or MOSCATELLO.-Th. m-dciue !,
iversa acknowledged to stand unrvaed for is happy
effects in efecusy removing aud curing the diseases atn
dant tina season. yz-dyspepsa diarhea dysen-
terry cholera morbus collie complaint Of children,
DANCE effects Of drinking cold water when oversated
Ae &c.
Tesim nias from families in this city its
traodinary efficacy may be obtained at the proptors
dsnce and Of the following agents:
Mhau, 1873 broadway; j. II. Hart, nj. d. OF Cham
bcrs ST. AMI Broadway and Hudson and North Moore Streets
r. Dcke Ala Broadway; b. Dodd, 6t3 aud III Broadway
j. Schiefcln ia Cs.a street. l. and J. Coddngon No
Hups h. L. Cotton, 293 Dleecker st; c. W. Embree, II
East Broadway Israel Posts Book Store, 80 Bowery; ~ w.
Badeau, 260 Bower Painter Sos, II Thrd Avenue
and ST. Marks Place; T. q. Welseord. Book Store i2a
Grand street; Edward Mclean, 2os Greenwich street, aad
Lowe, No. SO Fulton street, Brooklyn.
REFERENCES
The following gentlemen in New York. having experienced
the beneficial effects of the Basam Of Moscao have kindly
permitted the proprietor 10 refer to them.
Sansel Elliott. VI. D.; &C. Castle, VI ID. No. 3l Broad
way; George r. Morris Eq No. Barclay streets W. Paxton
Halet, Esq. 759 Broadway; e. CASTOR, Esq, 81 Oliver
street, Ketchum, Esq., SO William street. J. b. Dodd Esq
CAD Broadway; ID. Kimberly ESQ., l2l Front street, A. LEEDS
ESQ., 81 Hammond street. @ Bill Esq, Brookyn H. Suy dam,
ESQ., IS Carmins street. NJ X Bre.ss, 25l Hudson street.
Mr. Charles Cox Ator House, Mr.. Sylvester Spencer Is
Wall street, l.. b. spooner, ESD, Brooklyn
Further references about 100 Of the first famlies
be given by IA. proprietor.
h, public viii rccoect that is genuine uness
panied pamphlet. containing directions FOR use together
with smile Of the proprietor signature, aud the
bottles Of 81 81 aud 50 each, stamped with his
JOHN WHEELER Oculist,
a. Greenwich st ar Battery. ~. ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

rr,o SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTs-
| " \ SMITH co. have now open and ofer Tor sale
l aud desirable stock of French German and Italian SILK
,ad. together with full assortm,st Of Merino shawss
Laee., Hosiery SC at 10 Pearl It. au7-sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

rATLIN'S INDIAN GALLERY, in Siuyvesans lnsti-
~ tute, Broadway -Note.-Ths immense Collection Of
Indian Paintings and Iaian Curioses will remain open for
20 cents admission during each day and evening Of this month;
after which, and forever the Of admission will be (ast
formerly wasl SO cents and Season Tickets 81 aul Inns.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

NJ OIlL E.-Ihe three Draft in Of
Widow McDermott from the desk in office without
paying FOR II, would do we'll call and SETTLE the ether
wise Of the Draft shall stopped the Packet which
sails today. RAWSON McMURRAY,
aul3+ corner Of Pine and South sts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

NAUXiALL GARDEN.-ENTRANCE FREE~-Ths
epretos Of this Garden respectfully informs the psblie
that il for the Various have been
nsAs addition - c-aain Of water which they cannot but
aIn; ate will r riy Of their patronage, and u strangers
who visit the city
The Equestrian E1ehanee in full operation The sales
Tuesdays aud Thursdays af each week Gentlemen pur
chase with perfect confidence Horses either for
wagons upon equitable without the fear Of deception
All Horses Carriages, Harness. Sasde Brides SC entered
gratis limited number Of box stalks provided for horses
at livery. ROCKENBURo X BANCKER,
je7-3m' Proprietors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13
! ~ - PEoPLEs LINE ROR ALBANr..--

= g. - PEOPLES LINZ FOR ALbAN .n
Sss:SsS@ Direct, without Landisg--ra.snsers wiz
Gnd this the most convenisnt arrangement
they will aot be mssed the landing receiving
gers By the way; their baggage beisg also -"re secure s
Baggage will be locked leaving the wharf, anu Net
cd uatl the arrival ofthe boat at Albany. 80
The new and fast sailing Steamboat UTICA Captain N n
iuesdr leave. the pr betwees the foot OF snu
Liberty streets This Afternoon Tuesday, August iSth At h'e
O'Clock.
passage freight apply to the Capta. on boars 20
ChoOkE FOWKS corner Of West and Liberty streets,
or r. G. SCHULTZ, at the Office ON the wharf
All goods freight bank bills specie, ether properly tskes
or shipped on board Of this boat must be at the risk OF the
ers thereof aul3
$40 FOR LlVERPOOL.-R Regular Packet Of the 2oih
EE( AIgusL-The elegant frat class fast sailing Packet
-. Ship 5lDDONS, Captain N. b. Palmer ssrthen 1000
tons, will sail as above.
Her accommodations for cabin and sieerage passengers are
unesnaed fer spendor comfort Persons intending to
bark should make immediate application board foot OF all
street, or to tine subscribers.
RAWSON & McMURRAY
aul3 corner Of Pine a,d South SITS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

LEARN TO BIZ WISE.
lf ardent a teatioa should meet with success,
Be Il far more 10 practice and less TO profess:
Division, Peck slip Duane Ann street f,rego--
For zoe lead to osdcm, while they lead To We!
Ifsa,ure will have her wild way, let Us think
Who better cas lead fro m the scherous b ink,
We III nix and know well wha, art car restore
Health, any may find il at Centre st
Those qusckeries have been ielusive to- long,
They give to the hroud both the * aud the strong;
Their charges great viii H. ihs knowledge is SMALL
Then GiRAsDrs will cure you pay not at ali
One bottle will cure you, those sages will say,
But others will follow ii day al. = day,
Till you fail 10 exist while they fail TO restore,
And their pockets exut at the zone bottle more"
aul2 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

IENNisON's LATEST Improved Premium keirisors
81 Factory and Ware Rooms, 900 Broadway. For sale
wholesale ard retail iell-3m'
DA.IfIC HOTEL, l61 Greenwich street, New York.
The Subscriber having become proprietor Of the above
Hotel will all times ebdeavor 90 merit liberal share %
pubis patronage Iauq.lm.l HIRAM CRANsTON
OST-A short from the neighborhood Of Broome
IL street. liver and white POINTER PUP, about nine
mophs old, aud to the of "DAsn suitable
reward will Be given its return To No. II Maiden Lane su9
INxCHAN0E oFEICE.-wanted 10 hire exchange
II Office in business nighbohood Office suitable for
al moderate Address H. Post Oaiee box last
au9 Al
BOOTS. BOOTsm BOOTsH-ANDERSON, I5s Chat.
ID am street. at the sign Of the Great Horns selling
Boots 81 per pair ladies Slips so cents splendid
Cater Boots gentlemen S226 and every article in the
shes line proportion Ne has hand the largest retail
.Iock Of Boots and Shoes in New Yor ladies' and chren
coored Shoes of description which sold upon the
old mo, that IS the nsble sispence Is better than the slow
shilling ssl0Iw.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

rARRIAGES.-The subscrisers constantly receiving
~ from their mandatory at New Haven Carriages Of all
descriptions, which they csr to the public the mos,
favorable terms their Repository, Nos 25 and 81 Canal
street There wishing to purchase will do well to call and
examine 4 themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
aul3 Iw. BREWSTER & CO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

DROOkLYN SALT WATER WARM AND COLD
- BATHS, the South Ferry, margin 81 the East River
MR. GRAY would inform the inhabitants Of Brook, and
New York. that his Baths day from ".
I'LL 10 r. d. for Ladies and Gentlemen. They fitted up
the most approved style Ladies and gentlemen take
baths every day The Swimming Bath exclusively for ladies
Tuesdays and Fridays until NJ One BATH 10 cts;
tickets. sl.o0. Cold baths. Ia cents ieli.2m'
M lLIrARY AND FIREMEN's CAPs-MiLiIAKI
lvl HORSE EQUIPMENTS, Leather Gun Jases, Game
and Shot Bags Cartridge Boxes Belts Scsbbad and knsP
sacks All the above articles, Wholesale and Retail II literal
price-sso, franks Vaces, Carpet bags Hat Bcres and
every thing ia hi. line Of business.
HENRY g. GRATACAf
Sol broadway, kNween White and walker streets.
" d. Companies forming, both Military and Fir,men,
furnished with a.. shortest notice l43s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

GRAND ATTRAC flON-Public Exhibition Of the Pnu-
~ tingu Boissy DAnglos OF the French Revos-
usn-Ih magnificent Paniing by the celebrated Vnchoa,
represents Of the Grammatical and vivid interest
There expressed the animated style anger fury
thirst Of blood IN opposition GOODNESS Of passive
age and to dignity.
There less than two hundred persons life sire the
Painting, and Them James Monroe Minister Penpo-
tertiary from the United States IN the year 1888
This piece which has attained through
out the cities Europe through France and lately New Or
leans exhibited = The Clinton Hall Beskman street. opposite
the brick house.
open fron IN the morning till in the evening.
Admtance, % cents Sc son tekets. 50 cents. y202m,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

"a MILITARY GARDEN, (Brookiyn.)-TO RENT
l3 The premises known Military Garden. Brooklyn
oiced for rent for years, with all the build
ng' thereon consisting OF the building occupied hote
aud the large double three story hcu.e adjoining suitable for
aa extensive boarding house, also small two story house sta
bes ouho1se &c. the whole being complete repair The
Garden, covering about acres tasefuy laid out the To-
cation unsurpassed and persoa in need Of such esa.
bhment, 1t offers advantages rarely to be net with The
iurntures of the establishment which complete
spec will be sld at fair valuation For apply the
premises. aul3-eoi7t-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

NAUXHALL GARDEN.-MONDAY EVENING, Au-
gust l2th 1899 Grand Gala Nieht-Fireaorks and
Ascension the Tight Rope.-Admsson I2t cenis-The
beautiful transparency of the Genius Of Liberty will be brill
liantly illuminated.
The band will playing At o'clock Mr. Bell will
make his daring at o'clock prcisely after which
there will be itermon OF 80 minutes Tor refreshments
commencement the grand display Of FIREWORKS, pre-
pared and arranged by Mr. Isaac Edge the celebrated pyro
technst Of Jersey City
Tickets 2 TO be had at the bar and at the
of he parde
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-20
Law Notice.
Imported Stafford.

NNT ILL Stand the ensuing season, five days
w in ths week at the Plantation of J.
Wright near Chcraw S. {. and Two days at
Society Hill, and will serve mares at twenty
five dollars the season or forty dollars to Insure
and fifty cents to tho Groom. The season to
commence on the 18Th Of February and end on
the LIST July.
Stafford will be six years old on the 29ih of
march next, was purchased in England by Dr..
Howe, of. Plintcr Esq. Of Staffordshire, the
breeder OF tho celebrated "Leviathan" now
standing in Tennessee at $3.50 the season.
fIe was landed i'll New York in May 1885 and
has never been trained. lie is beautiful bay
with black legs .an and till, and without
white. Stands full Isl hands high and exhibits
all the prominent points Of speed and durability,
and full developemcnt ofal! the characteristics
Of high bred Horse.
Stafford was got by the celebrated horse Mem.
non, winner of the great Doneastcr ST. Leger
stakes. His dam was by Piscator; grand dan,
Madcmoscllc. Preisle by Sir Peter; his dam,
Nina, BY Eclipse, out of Pomona, by Herod, &c
&c.
Mcmnon was got by Whisker, winner Of the
Derby stakes: his dam Manuclla (winner Of the
Oaks,l by Dick Andrews; she was also the dam
of Belzoni, &c &C.; grand dam Mandane, BY
Pot Sos, Qhe dam of Al'isidora, winner of the
Doncaster St. Leger) Lottery, Captain Candid,
and Brutandorf: great grandam, Young Camil.
Ia, (the grandam Of Figaro) sister to Colbri,
by dpecker.-Canllla by Trentham,-Co.
quette, by the Compton Barb-sister to Rsgu.
lus, &c. &c.
Piscator was by Walton, out of Rosabella, by
Whiskey: grandam bv Diomed: great gran.
dam Harriet, by Matchem. Flora, Isee Stud
| Book, vol. 3, p. 34I)
PERFORMANCES OF MEMNON.
Memnon. when two years old. won the Cham.
payne stakes at Doncaster, at so gs. each, IL
subscribers: also at the same place he won the
two year cid stakes 0: 9o gs. Zach, 20 suoscrl'
hers. At years old he won the st. Legor stakes
at York, OF 70 gs. each, subscribers; he also
won tho great st. Leger stakes at Doncastcr OF
25 gs. each, IS subscribers, Gwenty nine horses
starting;) at the same place he walked over tol
the Gascoigne stakes of 100 gs. each. subscri
bers. AT 4 years old he walked over for sweep
stakes Of So sovereigns each. 4 subrcribers; the
Doncaster; at the same place he won sweep
stakes OF 25 >overigns each, II subscribers.-
When 5yecrs old he beat the Marquis OF Exeter:
Enamel, match at Newmarket, across the
fiat, for 1000 gs. each; he also won the Colo
Cup at Ascot. and received forfeit in Il match
at Newmarket with the Duke Of Portlands The
Alderman, Sst. Alb. each, Beacon Course, fol
500gs.
Posture will be provided for mares. and well
fed with grain, when desired, but all accidents
and escapes at the risk of the owners.
| Cheraw FEB I II IF
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-20
The Monthly Genesee
Farmer.
VOLUME w FOR 1889.
Published at Rochester Neac. York M

Published at Rochester Ne,v. York by
Luther Tucker.
"a tHE large rculation Of this paper has
IL made 1t extensively known as depos.
itory OF the most valuable facts connected with
thesciencc or practice of Agric .lture aud the
cordi al and increasing favor with which it ha
been Received, furnishes the best evidence that
Its merits and the exerlion of both publisher and,
conductors to deserve the confidence and sup.
port OF the public, are properly understood and
appreciated. This confidence and support, il is
trusted, for the future, will be equally deserved
and bestowed.
The MONTHLY GENEsEE FARMER is devoted to
the advancement Of agriculture and horticulture
to the interest OF the farmer and gardener; to
the producers of grain. fruit and vegetables
There IS scarce subject connected with these
various interests, on which the Farmer will no
contain papers illustrating their utility and
relative Importance; pointing out the best meth
ods OF cultivation; and the modes by which the
propagation and success kof trees, plants and
fruits may be secured and all this mostly from
actual experience. In short, it is intended that
the Farmer shall continue to be q repository of
papers, communicated and selected, on all the
great topics that interest the cultivator of the
soil, or can add to his wealth, improvement or
comfort.
TEHMs.-ltis believed to be the cheapest pub
llcation, for the amount Of reading it gives, in
this or any other country. Each number con.
sists of Is large pages double quarto form. The
price to single subscribers, FIFTY CENTS. Any
gentleman sending US $5, FREQ Of exp:nse, will,
be entitled to aleven copies.
LUTHER TUCKER.
Rochester, N. Y, Jan. l, 1889.