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THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURISTr

will be published Monthly, each number contain thirty
pages, royal octavo.
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free postage. funds in New York, in the
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bove.
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ed copy gratis, sending such notice this Office.
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''The American Agricultural Magazines,
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obtained. justify commencing publications II will
Agrieultarast will constitute part, enbeilishad It'll
fine engra ting4 in ach number, II
ton from the enlightened Foreign works, and
enlarged discussion of pertaining American Ag
riculsafe, than be given collnns
Intended TO supply place for tha general Farmer Offer
ded by any periodical fiow published.
Terms.-- Three DoHors per pa yabie in advance
SiI CoEres subscribed for tune subject
the rate of discount above.
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twelve lines, and IN the proportion il exceeding that
number
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for Subscriptions free Of postage.
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which cent IN the State, within 100 miles of
publication, haU rents if 100
State.
April 18th, 1872.
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We suppose, mere suppostiou, however some
kind soul mus, have recently invited the editor OF
the Sentinel 10 dine with him, and have given
George roast beef upon which 10 feast; and we
have supposed further that said beef must have
had effect upon his brain than his stomach
his last paper contains the beetles, IDEAS and
the most Of them, have ever seen IN one sheet
We suppose further tina, If George had fair
shake at a mutton he would beat outrageously g.
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Administrators Notice.

ME unde signed hereby gives that he ma
the Clerks Office, letters of Admins
ton, of .nos Grave late of Wayne County,
Indiana dereased therefore all those indebted
make immediate payment: and all
wing against said estate, viii present
duly tel settlement within from this
date. The estate IS solvent.
DAVID L. GRAVE, Administrator.
4th mo. Sth, 1912 1873,
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REMITTANCE BY MAIL.
FROM TIE posr MASTER GENERAL.

s4 Potaaaster n,ay enetose aoneg m a httef 10 me
Tslbsier -EehepuDer, 10 pay NE saoscTtbtto" % q
DIrd Derson frank the ietter, ofite by hA1tseg
Nore-Some subscribers may not be aware OF the a
hove regulation 1t will be that by requesting The
Po4ma they frank their letters contain
ny subscription money, he will do upon being satisfied
that the nothing but what refers 10 the sub
utigu.
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Sheriff : Sale.

virtue of sundry executions directed
Wayne Circuit Court, will expose public sale
the Court House door in the of Centreve, Wayne
lndiana tho 30h day of April. is41.
the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ aud O'Clock, P NJ on
day. the follow properly. o-it The East Of
No -, aud the Nest hall of Lot No. ~, numbered on
the plat of that part of City of Richmond w ayne 90
Indiana, laid by Charles w Starr. Taken the pro-
perry of Daniel ID Sloan, satisfy
Bu.isel & BurdselI. and Others
THOMAS G. NOBLE, Sheriff, w C.
A rl 7th 1872. (sl,5o) I4:3
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Sheriff rs Sale.

DY virtue of sundry Executions directed from tho
ID WAYNE Circuit Court. III expose public sale
Court Hozse door in Cenreye, Wayne county, Iadi-
ana. Saturday. 30th day of April. I-42 between
of 10 O'Clock, A. VI. and o'clock. +. NJ OIL
said day. the following property, to-sit Inc North part Of
Lot No. 49, numbered the plat of that of the
CITY of Richmond. Wayne county, diana laid by
Charles W Starr and bounded follows owIt: Begin
ming at of said lot; running
south. along the thence
boundary OF said lott thence north ~ feet 70
the of said lot: thence the place
beginning. Also, part Of Lots No. lo4 and f0t, as
the plat oi that Of said city laid out BY
John SIN tn. and bounded follows, Beginning
the nor,bvest brick standing said
corner Of 10, 04 thencs with the wall Of the
house. As feet post souta-west corner hf the
poarch thence SOUTH IL degrees west - feet inches
thence SOUTH degrees. 81 feet inches: theme sauih
81 9egvees % feet inches. the gate post thence
SOUTH 60 degrees. inches thence soatn 81 4
degrees east 6inches thence north. 81 degrees
east % feet inches. continuation OF the soIh tne
Of irwin Reeds Iot north. 81 81 degrees west -
feet to the Of Irvin Reefs ground hence
no,,n II degrees Irsin Reefs lIne III feet,
more ar less to vest along Main street
p feet. n the pIare Of beginning
Tate, a. the property Jacob heeer. satisfy
-,,;on= IN favor OF BIrdsel and otners-
THOMAS G. NOBLE, Sheriff, VIC.
April sth, l542. ($5,oo,1 43w
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gentleman in Knox county, Ohio. writes: 1.-The diff
reni societies in this couaty nearly 1000 members
what proud boast for the sober citizens Of old knox
put Proader still, the citizens Mt Vernon
triumph can eAelaim. ice hare arlskarl e totc
Western Refefmer.
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PROTECTION

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
ENLIJAH COFFIN of Richmond, Indiana, Agent of
Protection Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn
Insure Houses, Stores, Mills, Factories, Barns,
and the Contents Of ee together with every similar
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To tie Citizens of WINE Countu

NOTICE the Citizens of Wayne County
ME undersigned being appointed COUNTY SURVEYOR.
informs Inc Pr1c that his office IS in Richmond. in
Robert Morrisson's building stairs; and that
living distance obtain his services by deposltlng
lire Post Office directed him Richmond Ting
what place he attend do such service, and
what town public place il i near
WILLIAM cox. Surveyor
N B. All kinds of conyeya neing done by the subscriber
neatly and N short notice. W. &.
Richmond, Nov. %, 1889. 46tf
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-We indebted the Hon. Mr. SalssonstalI, for a
copy his Report
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The Lads,s World Of Fashion.

II -aasd1if4e o. t+s2tee .fa4Frtca4 Literature.
ne hEst number Of monthly NaEazins with the
above sse eihoesned WITH the earliest Fashions Par
IS and London elegant >.eei Mezzotnt Ergravng- Lace
" oih fmafodeFv. MUSIC. etc issued January,
1871 ne work NIL bs devoted especially 10 the ladies
and viii be issued style before attemptei !, mis-
IL viii contain articles iron, pnpu AMI
pleasing writers Of the day. cvesy variety Subject h
the worn viii he III the main devoted catva ton ii
the home Nirtues-Heace ct the stories ne of
Practical domes from the pens
male While the earliest fashions their
shall De correctly make wark Welcome
hresiac, The halls fashionable
gav.-the home Of VIriuous
supplies her raimen Nell tbs aa4 ing room
OF the maniau maker and milIner.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-30

The bantara editor of the Sentinel is "dra,rcd
on if he supposcs we hate the locofocos, or n sin
gle member of the party. Life would be dull in
deed, if had net some Of the loco tribe 10 piav
with. Such good fellows the editor of the Sen :
iine, and his defauI,er friend our sport play
things. We love them vastly, and we intend 10 do
the gen,eel thing by them some Of these days.
We think j, likely that We shall give Borden some
ten thousand dollars of these days. and if tho
editor of The Sentinel should ever 90 to the pen
nentiary, shall exer, ourselves To have him re-
proved. Won't that be friendly? Come litte
'un, don't talk about '.slImv venom'f-t looks
naughty, and the people may thin. there is hate
IN your chicken hearts.
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fr1-We indebted fellow townsman, Mr. Peter
Beers, ahngon city, for copy of the follow
from office of the Madisonan. lie will please
ace our thank
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FOREIGN NEWS.

By the steam packet, arrived at Boston, we
have London papers TO the 4th Of April The Sc
cond edition OF the Morning Herald Of tina, day
ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL.
INDIA And CHINA.
by Erpress)
MoRSING HERALD OFFICE.
Quarter to Iwo o'clock.
We have received, in anticipation of the indi-
Est. They contain the most disastrous lntelli~
gence.
The Oriental steamer which has brough, these
despa tches, arrived at Marseilles Thursday,
at ) O'Clock p. NJ.
The end Of January. 1t appears that after the
de tn Of Sir w. M'Naghton negotiations were
resumed by Majpr Pottlnger, and convention
agreed for the evacuation of JeIiaabad, GhuZ
nj, Cahooi, and Candahar; and !ha, IN pursuance
thereof the troops to the number of 10000, march
ed out and were. in defiance Of the convent on
nassactej; and Of those who left abooi, bot one
European. or some accounts state two natives
ved to reached Jeiialabnd. Gen. Sale has e
fused to surrender Jeilalabad, and prepared for
n vigorous defence. Gen. Eiphlnsionc is not
d. ad al though wounded. lie prisoner in tho
hands Of Ukbar Khan
The news from China IS to the 81 of January,
but adds ht,te 10 what Is already Known. The
notwiihst landing The treaty entered into
with SIR H. Pottlnger, were rebuilding the forti-
fl atoms Of Canton and Nlngpo, and there was
question of Il second attack upon The latter place
Another ship of war Of 60 guns had arrived.
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CALEB AoWIn-LIALsa
ESPEC rFULLY requests all indebted To hisn, -
II make payntsat, very much in Of cAsn
thIs time.
fT-$. B. He constantly on haas, nh tiaass,
s.IDDIES. BRIDES, HARNESS.. pfffItss COI,-
LARS cnd SADDLE TREES; al Of which ne VIII
sell Oh fair AMI reasonable -
Ricnmoad. Jan. lst. l5A2. :"
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The Main Design of the Work.

The prominent design the Magaziu will be TO fur
nsh IN elegant and style earliest,
and fun in advance all the Magazines
and the issuing of here Munthlv
IONS direct from Pans and London The advantage of
this lady who makes dress
Of life Will at once be apparent, aud professional
dress maker and miliner OF the United States
prise " be ef incacu soe aiH 1t proposed
month number ami cusieme,
will the blush every thing way monthly reports
Of the Fashions heretofore a
or this purpose the publisher has emba the mos.
Pile and the enterprise
his plans both THIS and III Europe prior
1t has been faNorte project and has
deliberately and viii be thIoIrh vrSr
ously The first number gives idea OF beauty
real excellence the plates
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-30

Important Discussion ia ConSress.--Fhe Sec
retary OF the Navy invited the members of Com
gress to visit the steam trigates, Missouri and
Mississippi. now lying near Washington, where
upon an interesting debate arose, the question
whether they should go in a body squads -
IL finally determined we believe ,ha, thew
should 90 10 solid phalanx; when another very
important question arose and debated with
considerable energy, whether they should ,eaM
or rideN' We should be pleased to see the ayes
and nays on this question Of Democracy mud Ar
astucraey. '.ro araiA ride. that's the question "
for test vote, bat the wise 'uns were not dis
posed to commit ihems is es on II.
Congress having settled the above questions
would do well to adjourn forthwith. ..Them's
sentiments"
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Wing Township Meeting.

Wing Township Meeting.
This afternoon, Saturday the 3olh inst. is thu
time appointed for meeting OF the Wings Of this
Township, to d,scass tho propriety Of holding q
County Convention, for the purpose Of nomlna
ting Tickle, for the August election, and in Ca Sc
j, is deemed expedcn, 10 hold said Convention,
10 appoin, Delegates to attend the same
We hope the meeting will be attended by all
tho friends Of Wing principles IL portion Of
tho party deem it inexpedient to hold d Con"en
ton, and TO make a regular nomination, we hope
they will attend and their opinions
The object of tho meeting is Ia obtain and main
tain an unanimity Of sentiment and action, tn Il
success may be certain and sure. Let II be a
meeting Of tho pnople-unbia5sed by The machi-
nations Of political asprants and ambitious men.
Conventions when fairly and honorably conduct
ed are calculated to advance the interests of the
party; bu, should they be gotten Up to place men
IN Office IN opposition to the will OF the ma nrlty
Of the party, they morally and poliirally
wrong, and curse to the party and the country
If there ever was time which called for tho unit
ted and energetic tff,ris Of the party-f there
Time when country called tor the
devoted, self sacrificing patriotism Of her cize ns
that time is the present. DuptIci1y and treason
have entered INTO high plnccs. and blasted the
bright aud ardent anticipatIons of the people
SauIIess ambition has uiumphod over the easy
creduIity of the people, aud is now endeavorng
to perretuate itself by the most unhply means
"regardcss of the lamentations Of the people,
Throughout, the .nd. GA the other hand heart
less cabal of political dcnngo watching
every opportunity creep into power and place
They are endeavoriug by falsehood and mIsreprc
sentatiou to divide the Wing party In one place
they cry $40 party in another they say state
affairs alone should be tho test Of the election
They for reputation, and again they talk
bravey about state honor. They the cring,
,og slaves Of ambition, and resort to any means
and endenvor to crawl into place through the
breach. Shall they be permitted To destroy the
union of the Wings in the next election? We
hope The leaders OF tho iocos will inpugn
the motives Of those Of the Wing party who may
be active III getting up ConventIon--!hey viii
accuse them of acting for selfish and personal Oh
jects-they will slandef and caumnaie the
ddates who may be selected by the Conv cnsion
and leave no effort undone de feat their election
II the people participated in the Convention, nnd
that all things done, are fairly done, they will
know how to answer the slang of their opponents
leaders.
We say let the Convention be had, be patriotic
ally conducted, and let the Indignation of every
Wing IN The country, bo visited upon any who
would attenp, to sanper with the conf lence of
the people, or upon him who sets up his personal
claims opposition to the Interests Of the party.
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r les ANyLBILLIoUS PILLS. For sale r,aoie
/ 80 .,s ,sts3I a, Tho BOOK STORE.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

GREAT variety Of VEGETABLE GARDEs SEEDS
"A just received; among which are the following:
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Elegant steel Ensrayings.

In order to render the work al in the
and to- make perfect parlof companions and
the cenIretable rs well its
literature and ful i'll style in the fashion plates
proposed issue the elegant Steel and Mezzont
cravings from the first artist the illustrated
choice and entertaining of domestic To
style Of illustrations occasionally Lace Patterns
excellent f. Quarre, ESQ Will given; and TO
nothing unaone viii be poau-
lar elegant Music Of the day, SONG, Geopades,
Marches, etc.
The Typography.
The Will be printed clear and beautiful IN d
Than of the prcsent three dollar Magazines
be compressed into thirty-two large
octave pages.
Time of Delivery.
month preceding the which viii he published
dated about time the steamships which sail from
Europe first of month usually Thus tho
wok w III the hands of subscriber with the most
fashion. before thcy be hete and antc
pating all other Magazines at least sx-weeks.
The Terms.
To bring work within tho reach Of oil il viii be IS
sued dollars per annm for single three copies
for dollars invariably IN advance post paid The
cheapne of tho work viii be appreciated when
London World Fashion
try $40 per aud the Lady's World of Fnshioa
will include every variety the style of excellence
To Clubs.
Copies for 5 Dollars
Copies far 10 Dollars.
Cu-reat Funds and Post Paid
Address, {. J. PETERSON.
Ledger buildings Philadelp hia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-20
Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
BALTIMORE, Nov. l8, 1912.

BALTIMORE, Nov. ls, 1912.
DEAR BENNETT =
Did you ever see the town OF Cumberland in this
State II not, you had better report yourself at the
railroad depot here on Monday next, and be COM
pagnon de poydge with our worthy mayor and MEM
bers of the City Council, who intend visiting that
place by invitation the president and directors OF
the railroad company. You would be delighted
with the scenery Of the whole route, especially that
of ElIicott's Mills Point Of Rocks, and Harpers
Ferry, and seldom does such opportunity offer to
enjoy good company and qwantum su6cif Of edi-
bles and potables." Thus, whilst employing one
sense in seeing internal improvement, we can at the
same time enjoy it physically in another. You
would be convinced that Baltimore ls the way 10
the west and your graphic pen would tell me
story, although often told, that would send me
whole country, including the "wise men OF me
East" on pilgrimage to Cumberland Il youwsh
to see coal, iron, or any other products dlsemoow-
elled from mother earth, that is the spot ana you
wish to continue on to the Ohio, you can DO SO and
return to breakfast the next morning: 10 come
As to that supper given by one OF our most ex-
tensve IN merchants" to some OF our Virginia to-
bacco manufacturers referred TO by your cores
nondent we regret that he was not there, for he
,yould have seen the disunguishedF. r.. $. (fried
roasted and stewed) in abundance, young ducks and
I'D wine thirty years on hand, with all the pomp
and circumstance Of nabob. Very little was said
about tobacco, but The whole affair squinted horribly
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Boston.
Correspondence of the Herald.1
BosroN, Nov. II, 1872,

BOSTON, NOV. IL, lo4Z
DEAR BENNETT =
The wish in State street to read the news, on the
arrival of asteamer, is only equalled by the crowd
that flock round the Herald at the Merchants
Reading Room, when the morning mail comes in.
The Acadia brings US nothing new, and but few
passengers, and the Caledonia which sailed yester
day. had but eight to Liverpool; the Great Western,
no doubt, monopoising the majority. Among the
passengers was the charming Celeste, who has
played to crowded houses at the fremont.
What, with lectures, balls, concerts, temperance
meetings, and revivals the Bostonians are likely to
have busy time of it this winter. The first grand
civic, military and fancy ball comes off next We'd
nesday evening. at Winthrop Hall, and all our
bucks and bellies are on the qu vive of expectation
Amacks will probably be revived at Papanti's Sa-
loon, and several French balls and sou Ses the
taps. Look out for something rich from Boston,
for the Herald, ere long.
Our stad city is fast initiating New York, the
Fountain Metropolis" in the number of lis spen-
did restaurants and saloons Among the latest is
Brgham's Saloon, Concert Hail. which for maguifi-
cence will vie with Florence's or any OF your gded
palaces in Broadway. All New Workers must pay
tie Major visit and view his tall lamps, which
were imported from New York at an expense OF
$500
The theatres are doing nothing since the departure
of Celeste The National, like the Bowery, has
been losing money! the Apollo Saloon is closed, and
vande nh Fl plays to emp benches at the fremont.
Boston is no place for heatricas, and no other fate
awaits them then to be transformed into churches,
and that at no distant day.
The slave case has created great excitement in
the city and State. and next Monday, the trial day,
there will doubtless be another attempt at rescue.
The election has so elated the abOitionsts that
it is actually rich to hear them boast of their ex.
poits eve have done IT," say they, and |" Honest
John Davis may lay his defeat TO US" The demo-
cratic flags are still waving in State street, and the
wings confess beat, and crying out tor quarter.
Bring us no more election news, say they
Harnden's new reading room will open soon in the
Exchange, and we would recommend him to have
two stands devoted to the Herald, as the crowd
which always clusters round it at Tnpliff s. is so
great always, that there is possibility OF getting
within reach oft. Verbum sat. Yours, &c.
ARIRL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-20

CHATHAM THEATRE host of admirable enter
tainments are offered for Monday evening. Herr
Cline, the famous rope dancer appears for the first
time in some years The grand spectacle of the
" Last Days of Pompeii," is to be produced in a
style of surprising grandeur, and with the entire
strength of Thorne's excellent company-Mr. J. r.
Scott as Lydon, and Mrs. Thorne as the beautiful
blind flower girl "He on Earth" concludes the
evenings perfomances-and as they are for the
benefit Of that delightful actress Mrs. Thorne, an
overlooking house will be the result.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-20

0o- The U. S. Ship of war Independence, is at
present at anchor down in the Lower Bay, and NAV
be expected up in the course of the forenoon, or at
high water.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-20

the now gallant Colonel does not intend to starve
either himself or hisfrends in his new place of abode
for few short days
The lowest term of Imprisonment that the Court
can lniet is two years in the State prisop, at Sing
sing Petitions are already in circulation to induce
The Governor TO grant pardon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-20

NAvAL.-The U. s. ship Independence, flag ship
OF the Home Squadron, sailedfrom Boston on Tues
cay morning. reached the Hook Thursday evening,
having made the in about fifty three hours, al
though the wind was generally light and varying
The following are the names of the officers at
tached TO her;-
Commodore Charles Stewart; Capt silas H. stringham
9o"msnaingi Lieutenants James T Honans r. A Deas
h'osr, "a, holcomo j. J. B. walbach, Acting Master;
rsssed oshipman James Biddle Fleet Surge James
NJ Greens Lieutenant John g. Devlin commanding Off.
Ger OF Msrines Purser stock,on Chaplain, Joseph
Stockoridgei Professor OF Math matics James Major
Commo lores Secretary Charles T. Stewart. sss
| tant surgeons Robert Woodwork and James NJ Minor
Passed MidshPman, James w Ripley, JOAN q Adams
| John Bankhead; Midshpmen, A j. Mitchell n 81
George Hunter, Oscar Badger. d. Phsnix, wooiley
| @ Enos, A. s. Monroe, James 4 Juet j. II March, ID
Cheever, F. C. GeneIt, n c. O. Shaw, c. II. Wells O.
Wach; Bostswsip Michel Hall; Gunner, w. B. Brown;
Carpenter, John Rainbow; Sailmakec James Frsz Ter;
Captains Clerk Charles Dennis Pursers Clerk Joseph
| VI. sster.