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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

INFORMAL ION WANTED Of JAMES MlLLEk
native Of New York and seaman py proisss'cn w1a is
alive, and % New York he will hea5 Of somshng e has
~ street New York mi smdkwsHe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20
NEW GOODS AND kEDUCED PRlCESAT
M r tt ms

l4 WILLIAM ST. CORNER OF ANN 81.
SINGLE TRIAL will convince gentleman thu; there
~ value gwen prices cha ged splendid
Dress Goats made order from SO S20 Pants from -
S8 Vests from $40 $780, other arti lie tn,
lime exceptionally low got ia the beat style and good tit
warranted.
received large assortment Of Fancy Summer Cas-
and Vetngs style Please cali and
before yivins y. Ut orders
Gentlemen furnishing their Cloths, Nc have then,
made aud trimmed usual the best the following
pesD, Goats 81 TO 50 80; Frock Goats So
md Vests 81, to 50
Terms cash delivery.
ap25 lmst MICHAEL K MARTIN
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D CUkBlTT may be ted confdentialiy at ms OF
~ fee 10 doors from Chatham Strangers
fully informed Dr. Eorbtt member oil the
University of the city of New York. and that 4 has sxea
yely confined hs being TO the treatment
n certain cas,es of diseases ow eleven years Tor city
OF New Yors which his entire attention Tne annan
OF medicine greater than 10 10 De iounu
his practice The Doctor the against e
Of mercury, has thousand Of victims ssn.
cases few days y,j entirely from the ,ysen re
that jucously treated by person legally quaped
aud by ami quacks there ere several oil them
IN the city Persons afflicted with ana nyesiate
despair OF be restored 70 neait ~ applying
70 Dr. Corb Practice OF many years has estaoilsheo he
Doctors reputation skill aud tnbny Structures Gu.
Doctors profound attention ncdicue may be mad
in f1rns MIL ltnHrc
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FOX THE PILEA.

FAD the following interesting md reHest4.a Of
N Piles MIR j. Bowmsa distinguished arts 1850 rsding
Broadway, Ia, been afflicted with Pcs fa7 years.
lie consulted about three mouths s<5
foul appetite pad, liver orpid occaslon1 ca2sstr;
pale and ansud omplans of pairs so tndnevs.
rrta aud sht IN the lower OF
DO es attended with pale tumo much int ece' ines
SUFFERING, times reiessa them
selves by ptofuse dischale OF blood inducing debility
the of ne back from the long had
in decree their power, producing
icuty coul Tx; his step feeble and
inrm expended tn five hundred dollars fourtes
y for this and had obtained only
NV PIIE ELEcTuARy bas trayel more than two thousand
mi os SINCE and feels of the complaint wei
that iDestimable remedy. Dr. UPHAM's PILE hLEcruAEr
G m only SI o. ma sn esies sG "
sold by the his office 1876 Dowgnv dos above
Sprng Advice gratis Resrsmbr 1876 Bowcry. Agents.
J h. Warner Co, Utica L. B. Fitch u Co. Syracuse l..
u. swan, colchester; Comau X Co. Buffalo
al9 SIN d&w*ec
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MEDICAL NOTNt.

MEDlCAL MI H..
WHEN CELSIUS of the diseases Of the sexual
w before entering the subject he apologies for the in,
decency Of his subject medical codld be rnpoached
for soothing suffering humanity
well might be said that there Indecent things in
anatomy ought fear that should in my turn ba
aceusd 4 imm ray H.vng several year. confined my.
methods Of atm-t the eau has led me ado
mode the Of wheh well known those who have
consequence. which ally low the old ms,hod Of treat
ZION, he eby avoided pronounced neurable By
other Nh scias will Weld very rapidly under this method Of
treatment / refer al OF that had
Dr. JOSEPH hEiNE, 90 Duane street near
ms Inn &c Chatham rsember Of the Medical Society," N Y.
DOCTOR BAKER,
MO. ITO DIVISION STREET, il consulted daily by
~ stranger. and CITIZENS Of both Dr. B. il regular
and legally qualified PHI stefan and surgeon and
cure charge all diseases Of private nature lie ters post
PAID with attended TO 10 hss and sent
A. Nj. and p M.
r. SPrv,ts apartments for the convenience Of patients
ma im*ye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20
LADIES' STRAW HITS.

II1DIEo y 4 III ~ III -,
CARL KING, TIE w ell KNOWN and celebrated
~ First Premium lusc aud 5 tia. Mannf
rsspectally ntor the ladies Of New Yotk and ia vicinity
has viz Tuscan, Birds Eye Honey Comb, Alb Pa,eu
Dunsta.vs Rutands, Pedals Rice straws Neapotans
cal at CAN ngs. No. II Division street. will convince the
cubic Of the TACT
A.. B-A splendid and fashionable of rich Paris
Rihh0na m O 2rnsn
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SHARON SPRINGS. PAVILION.
SCHDHARIE COUNTYN v

NILS awrc BARDoTTE.
SHARON, SPRINGS PAVILION
,HIs.o,ssu Hoa,s SoyNr9 ~ and
BE- eS 4 Ss ma" sS 10 the ss s @
eo@psny aua " he S pensd S & DIV
spend sh Springs The hay since
svSa an nsw ssds Ps m
sS nds 6sSs ssS Htf'a
., s sSai planted ows5; bath rom.
every eenvsHsaes oss sho wish 70 snio either lid
s, every viii b
receive the or, Of e so%1s season IN ma nI not 20
~ bos. who have not heretofore visited the Sharon Springs.
o. winch below are very nearly id cal with those of
S tSs rs %earrer saoay Of al N d al men who are ac
S"aisd ~ an srystsa ssi Of c'Sstiy lie Pa
minds one Of re mos extensive ews and paed G me
YORK r It's sl 'a,ed position he's the adysntagr Of
sy sS r'
saI Sn os qay i on r % then
whst BILLIARD DOM aud four ,p,e US Bal Alleys, iea'e
' Of % NV @s1 o sharon
a III. eu Of s" thing s Ss qd hs own
peptc eoopais ana for the cure Of eryspeas salt rheum
has been certified by of the eminent medical pros
BY analysis made for the prepeors of the srrngs,
ns D. Ss e ne %S' % ia r' Stsy
OBJ aiued from gallon OF -
BicaIhipat Of Magpesia "a grains
Sulphste Of Nagnesia -. go
hydrosuphsie Of Magnesis aud Lime.
Chloride Of Sodium aud Magnesium. 1900 az
Solid conents.. ls9 grains.
Hvdrosulp huric Acid Gas, or Sulphu' etted
The rie hours ite Of Aaay s19 Toy "
Schenectady, &c accessible either from
hr Albany Utica railroad here
coach daily the arrivl Of the ffom Sche
Uuca convey tha di
eight mites. for dinner; by the
Cherry Valley tsIupihe, by dali, stages be about forty
les of Albany, good Persons lie
New evening boats II Albany, rive the Shar
Springs the day time for dinner
myi 2tsw4m.ec CLARK GARDNER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

1ysk NloLUS GAtLEN,-oPLcNDlD DAHLIAS.
&A he tnlrd era sale Of asn Dalas ill
~>Jake lace on Tuesday, NJ at IL O'ci OK they
a. ait this fl m Alf. LhsIlw Louuoo. this
aie tn re VII be .ny vares never Dloomed IL tins
Guilty OF ign The la eli
grow and viii he warranted cue to the There
VIII also b. lae coll con e fowIiug off red
iu,iy invited To attend
m74.e J. g. GLOVER Auction M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

BROADWAY AGAINST THE WORLD.
TN noted thoroushfare admitted be the greatest
mart for the sale of sentlemens apparel in the
United States and the impression that has heretofore existed
the minds Of manyta purchasers Broadway Obliged
exorbtan for article Of Dress fully
butted from the reputation charg abshed
by EDWA EOX. proprietor of the City Cash Tailoring
merchants and Others vns this city TO avail themselves Of
If ready made clo
thing 'uuf ctued from the best materials and in the
fashionable style The atte1on OF public particularly
called this establishment and the iae style
twed and fancy Cashmere Office Erccks designed tor the
preaching season.
Also of rich Chene Velvet Brocade Vest
Fancy French Cloths and Caslmes by the late arrivals
from tho celebrated mannfsctory Of Bioey kls and
leced expressly for the spng fashions Garments suebly
made order, ard If required few hours notice.
EDWARD FOX,
City Cash Tailoring Establshnent 2Os Broadway, below
fulton st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20
JOHN GROOM,

JOHN GROOM,
rs. BY HIS A XlUUS AND ALMOST HEART
BROkEN WIFE. most ear tv At to let her know
h by letter whe she either TO him
han a. she has comupca To 10 him hich Sic
her i'll entrey him tioin his resent
aud also h wishes for the futu and nde them
bo happv she csnn thr the meiium Of
explicit bees of him. by hIs affection for her
We earlt opportunity ~ Hmu Ing to HIM the
formation which she sirous OF giving and which
such impo to boil hat sioui know She will Ca at
he Post ffce in case he should prefe sendngth're.
mil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20
GhkAT IMPROVEMENT IN SURGERY.


NE FOLLN WING is statement Of CAPT KlCnAkD
ATEo:-n the y ar .8i2, was taken with ulce atoms
my iess, aud made to
Tor me; bat he oisea,e gau
show It 81 cali another under
care remained Tor several months At this tue uc
became legs aad painfully
uced hat was C. need " use Clutches applied 10 other
IN sicians OF 18th Dett by
bones aud n ad became exeruciang
sions gam so RAPIDLY tnar Was conIed bed.
40 ali hoes OF beng Iuied THIS the
1913 then r ed the lndsn doctors, aud all
nostrums but with Deiehcal At At
stge OF my disease accden ally acquainted
Ire physcIan, Dr. Joseph Hsine, No.
" ~ ne eel n ar Cha ha Tns ac,ne this sentlemaa
my bones III to subside, ke uceravns heal
imbs pgn .trength, and first twelve
months bed to place ground,
ue assarance Inat they the weight
ael body his truly astonishing revolu0. in my system
isd been Produced IN he short Of erod nts THE
lime hau fist take. Dr. Joseph lie Lei. lresc IplIons
It's possible for To describe hat have suffered be-
side che hands charatans qudcks
on dseIiousy caution the puoic aga INST them, r.l
feeling Justlc- 70 c public, and the client physician
under care have Obtained rauica
to make this ledg Those who
inains me at 81 couth Maid Lane
ouu CAPT RlCHAkU YATES
N b-Dr tielne oh:e u 20 duane street, chatham
street, MIL lm<rc
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Dr.WHEEIER o. OCULIST

50 Greenwieh street, near the Bdffe'y, Neto YORK.
DEoPELTE CLLl informs tie pubic that among he many
~ hundreds If cas- IS winch h attended, many Of hem
have been oy other pofson without success
failed TO eradicate the disease and effect Leset Gu
despite Of d advantage which have SELL
and almo't nope IL this unpe-
eden led his of hitherto
aide ed Ihcurabe) diseases Of the enables
coafdence ref such of the af cted
organ nume Gus en la the n st ea,3 81 soe
respecting his professional abits and his pre-emnent skill
ocuist
Oh ouic fl animation of the syelid II how
EYER Gag adding can Re Ell ctuay aud nianenty
films specks &c, removed cured without al
1
Casracts removed the modern approved primer
plea vi ophaimic snIgs.v.
SrRABISMUS,
Commonly callei spun few seconds Cue
ran Gle mated III which free foin pain danger,
he visits out-do0s patients my 10 Imstc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

CAUTION TO The PUpLIt.-w hereas my wife Emma
~ Roy has left bed and board aud this notice to
IN g st.rc JOHN ROYLANCE
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PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND lRELANl
Ia - 5 4 a. "A :

ID
LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
wishing send the Old Country for their friend,
have them this superior Line of Packets, Sailing
punctualy the 7th and 18th of month
they have class of American trading ships,
Ealing six thereby sfordng weekly communities
ton from that port One of the firm Mr. James D. Roche) is
here that they shall be forwarded with and des
pach go
Should parties agreed for out. the money will
returned to those who paid it here without reduc
ion.
The Black Ball. Old Line of Liverpool Packets comprise
he following magnificent Ships, viz
rhe OXFORD, The NEW YORK
CAMBRIDGE, COLUMBUS,
EUROPE SOUTH AMERICA.
ENGLAND NORTH AMERICA.
With such superior and unsquaed arrangements the sub
.crbers confidently look forward for Of that
which has been extended them for which
hey grateful
Those proceeding RENTING money their relatives
all obtain Drafts sight for amount drawn direct
the Royal Bank Of Ireland, Dublin, also
Messrs PRESCOTT, GROTE, AMES co.
Bankers, London,
Shch will be paid demand any of the Banks then
Branches all the principal towns throughout England Ire
and, Scotland and Wales
ROCHE, BROTHERS X CO
30 Fulton New York
door the Fulton Bank.
NBTIhe Ola Line Of Liverpool Packets sail frog this
returning the old country will find II TO their comfort and
advantage select this ayorte Line for their
difference other.
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
GO MAIDEN LANE

CONSTANTLY on hard, General ASSIGNMENT of READY
~ MADE CLOTHING, OF all descriptions Shirts rnade
fer the latest and approved Fsnc patterns at
short notice.
Prrons furnishing their materials have clothing of
all pons made the beat style, the following low
prices VIE -
ock and drc,, Coats made and trimmed from 50 so
fantilocns and Vests - 81 ito VI IS
mi IIas &c WIN. COLLINS.
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UNITED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
l1K RQn anIXaY LIP STAIRS

SlAl N'AA<A<ASASA
Iy6 BROADWAY, UP STAIRS
WHITE would res recully call the attention Of citizens
e. strangers visiting city his splendid Collection
Of DAGUERKEOTYPEPOR PORTRAITS, single, o, IN groups
from two fourteen the same Plate wheh IN ou
~ and accuracy Of dsineatior cannot be sorp sea
he has those charged by the mss in
experiencod in the business
The American Institute its late exhibition awarded MIR.
he the hIst premium for the best Daguereotype likeness
oI grouping and general eect which but another proof
IN New Iok Tor the imported German Cameras;
obtained. ~
NB-lmported German Cameras; also French and Amer
Chemicals, Polishing Materials &c always on rand rol
sale ~ the very Iowest prlccs IA SIN IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

SPJ TsMEN ard Owners Il Dogs Invited attend
~ NeetIng at Mr. SANDS Dutch House. OF Brooa
and Fer yh street sonday Evenns the goth Instant It
hall o'cl ck T. taxi consider ton The
petioning the for Of Dog
Laws hoped that all interested in tn
attend. mic 3tsrIc
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EXTRACT OF CUBEBS, COPAIVA AND

BE l. f! b EFF! BEEF!
IN HAND AND FOR SALE in lots to suit purchaser.
at VALENTlNEs % Futoa Market, 1870 barrels Extra
Mess Beef choice article all selected pece 2t5 barrels C
lnspected Mess Nee warranted; and half barrels
Beef, very fine intended for the southern market.
The above Beef packed caleui and judcicus manner
md will keep good in climate wou getting It. tie
member VALENTINES OLD kSTA 6LlSHMENT,
MIA Smsre No. s6 fulton Market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

ESQ flCE-Remoyed from % Peck slip to IS ), uths
y0m6 corner OF Walden lane Persons fof
hsi lends IN the old country by calling the subsc
ber the the
terms Mr. VIM Iap,cnu beiug ia LIVERPOOL renders
acting such business with thsm highly beneficial all rar
wishing 10 have their friends fortably and quickly
patched. -
Draffs for amount payable demand without any dis
cha Ill the principa town, throu he
Grert Britain and Ireland lines be ob anea on
application to w. Il + TAPSCOTT
Al their Gem raj Passage Office,
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MARTELLE AND HOLDERMANN,
81 MAIDEN LANE,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPURTEitS Of Onameo
~! n Hair y9rk, Wigs T9uPees, Bands. Curls Seam,
The trade supplied reasonable al2 lms rrc
WA GHEsS AND JEWELRY VERY Low.
THE SUB SCRlBt is constantly wins al Idescrp
"A ii OF q Id and Silver Watches of style.
tom the iuufac England France and Switze land
enabled {, offer arger sssoTtme and at much
prices at Iet thar any other house tnec, Gold Wach
low S2O Ia S23 ach. Watches AID twery exchange
or bought All Watches warranted keep gsod time. TIE
money returned.
Watches Cocks and Jswery repaired in the best mann
md warranted lower thaa any other place the CITY
q T.. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches and JeSelry, WIN lesae and retail
mic ln"tc ~ Wall up STAIR.
WHO WOULD BE WITHOUT TEETH?
WHEN tie following Unprecedented reduction is de by
TAYLOR surgeon Dentist Successor TO DR. Thorn J
No 62 East Bfoadwsy:-
S!op!inE with his Justly cesNraet Mineral... IS
Single Tooth on Pvot.. IS
" Silver... 90
y" Ooid... 10
Reesnce given, be by applying tn
once mia lm-rc
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az FOR LIV RpOOL-ReguI4r Packet of the 26h
A1QI May-The splendid new packet ship SHERIDAN,
apt Depsyster, bur;hen 1000 tons, will sa
her regular day
The accommod atoms this for cabin,
ID cabin and Storage by
sell and number her berths aread, persons
ing TO embark should Ike early application
Joseph McMURltAY,
100 South NJ Y
he She will be succeeded by the first class ship
Of June - 10y - ~ -
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oh'--he ~ feoling--lfombIiog --loplioo
over int eternity lark A shou, falls .,
ms oar from above Tho man who i ~
,ng with half his length over tho btidoc
mas caught q gimse Of the boys hond nj
shoulders Quick as thought tho moose
rope lswItbln the roa CHI Of the sinkin,
youth, No one breathos. With rain,'
conVulsIve effort the swooning boy dropa
MS arms into the moose. --DarEnoss comes
over him, and with tho words of GoJ
a 1 molhcr' whispered on his lips, lust
lood enough TO be heard in heaven Tho
uBn,enlng rope lifts him out of hls last
u NOT Up moves while he is dang.
,,"s over that fearful abyss; but when a
s'utoy s'rglnlan reaches down and draws
up the lad and holds him up in his arms
before the fearful, GREATNESS multitude
soch shouting, such leapng and weeping
,of JOY never greeted the ear of human
Oe'ng SO recoverd from the yaw ming Gull
Of eternity. 81"
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A THRILLING SKETCH.

e, Inc following graphic and thrilling
}. sketch of an inciden, which occurra
some years since at the Natural Bridg
IN virginia, comprises passage in a lee
ture on Genius, delivered by the celebrs
led ElIhu Burritt, The learned blacksmith
r oil Massachus etts:
"Ihe scene opens with view of the
great Natural Bridge in Virginia. There
are three or four lands standing in the
channel below, looking with awe to thai
vast art OF unhewn rocks, which the All.
mighty abridged over these everlasting
attachments "when the morning stars sang
together" The little piece OF shy span
nlng those mea ureless piers, is iiuIi of
STARS although it is midday 1t is almost
n'e hundred ieet from where they stand.
up those perpendicular buIwarks Of lime.
s'ene, to the key rock of that vast arch
winch appears to them only Of The size OF!
a mans hand. The silence of dea,h i
rendered more impressive by the little
stream that tails from rock to rock down
me channel. The sun is darkened, and
inc ooys have unconsciousIy uncove red
lneir heads as if standing in the presence
chamber OF the majesty of the whole
earth. At last, this feeling begins 10
wear away; they begin to look around i
'"em--they see the names of hundreds
,o' In The limestone abutments. A new 8
eo"ns comes over their hearts, and their |
l"'Ves are in hand in an instant. "Whai O
nan mas done, man can do,n is their n
'a'chwofs, 1hiIe they themselves 10 and v
arVe their names foot above those Of n h
undred full grown men who had been 1
here before them. h
Iney are all satisfied with this Cea, of ~
hys'ca exerlion except one, whose ex- !
mple illustrates pei Ieclly the forgotten hi
'uth' mat there is no royal road to intel h,
'c'ual emInence. This ambitious youth ia
'es name JUS: above his reach, a name r,
lat Will be green ia the memo nv of the k,
orld' when those of Alexander, Caesar is
Id bonaParIe shall rot in oblivion, II IN.
as The name Of Washington. Before he lbo
arched with Bradock to that fatal field. Iey
had been there and left his name foot bu
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DILIGENCE IN BUSINESS a
sp'rlt OF diligence both in your temporal
ard spiritual employ. Strictly adhere to
your business. Religion commands this,
There may be difficulties in your calling,
and SO there are in every situation; b9t
let not this relax your exerton, least
you give occasion for the enemy to speak
eV'l 70 you. Besides, assiduity in yorr
lawful concerns is one of the best ways
10 be preserved from temptation. Idle
ness has led to a thousand evil conse-
quences; while itself is most unhoppv
state of mind. 1t isgood to be employed
Action is really the life, business, and
rest of the soul. "ldleness," as South
says, offers up the soul as a blank 10 the
leVll for him TO write what he will upon
t." ldleness il the emptiness, and bust,
ness the lulness OF the soul, and all we
know that we may inluse what we will
nto empty vessels, but full one has no
Dom for a further infusion.-Buck,s
Christian Guide.
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THE PROPOSED FORM,

The present form Of the Farmer is fOAo-i G
y conslsts OF four pages, each measuring I9aS
I53 inches. The form Of the first and secon,
volumes was quarto-i e. of eight pages each
llsS6 The form of the fourth volume. as
nov pRopose it, shall be 0ctqUo-i. e. it will con
slsk ~ 10 pages, each measuring Ok 81 inches.
1contemplate procuring for the purpose of adver
tasenaents, set of very small types (nonpareiI,
saificantly condensed to admit all the adyer.
s'seaasnts on the two outer leaves, l. e. ON the
spqr'oNeer pages-which outer sheet can be chi
on N pndIng or filing, thus leaving the reading
msstsxof II pages, to itself. In this way, sub,
scsioeH will get in one month AZ pages, exclusive
OF Establishments, or in the year more than 600
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NJ PROSPECTUS
Ms# or THE
&outh- Western Farmer.--Vol. A.
improved series.

improved series.
NV. PHILIPS * VIC. NORTH, Editors
Nor despairing Of ultimate success il
my chorished obIect--the permanent es
Adjustment Of an agricultural Journa
(or8his section of the Unlon--l now pro
zoe 70 this community, which is emphat
ioally an agricultural one, a plan ior ex.
RenBug The circulation, improving the
akVle and increasing the efficiency, of
N The South. Western Farmer
". THIS journal has now existed nearly
three merely existed; for it has
maa fourished. Like some iIl-tended but
Asgdy plant, which barely keeps alive du
ripg a long continued drought, it has ne-
shaf delighted The multitude with its Wig.
rgops growth, nor cheered the owner with
1ispro6lable fruits. A few induIgenl
friends, scattered sparseIy over this and
Nheadjolnlng states, have chafitably borne
With lis many imperiections. For the
fitst two years it was published in book
Torn, quarto size; but, on entering upon
Che present volume, for many reasons
which seemed imperative to me ut the
slnaps II assumed the common newspaper
pr folio form.
It's the wish OF most OF its readers, las
am now we'll satsfed,) and it is my own
desire and purpose, that it again revert to 2
the book form. Accordingly, propose, .
with the cooperation of the public, 10 5
place the "Farmer," at the beginning OIL t
The forth volume, in such form that the S
hody Of the work will be Invested Of ad :.
seftisemens, and in pages of such con il
genien, size as 10 be easily handled, filed a.
Ind bound. tc