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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-07-29

For the Compaign.-Two copies of The
Cecil Wing will be furnished for one
dollar, from now until after the Presiden-
tial election; and larger numbers at the
same rates. We have received many
clubs lately; and can accommodate many
more. Send on your orders.
IyWe learn that The Wing OF last
week did not reach Cecilton at the
proper time, if it reached there at all
This failure was unfortunate as it con-
tanned the call of the central committee
for District meetings, and at such short
notice that this weeks paper cannot
reach there in time. Nor did we receive
information of the failure until too late
to write by Wednesdays mail. We I'M
derstand, however, that notice of the
meeting had been circulated pretty ex-
tensively, and that one would be held.
We cannot account for the failure Eol
The Wing. 1t was, as we are assuredby
the printers, put in the post Office here,
in ample time to go by the mail on the
day of publication.
Another .4ripal-The new Steamer
Europe arrived at Boston on Thursday
morning; bringing 3 days later news from
Europe. Another alarming plot to over
throw the government of France had
been discovered in Paris Several ofthe
leaders were arrested, and it was sup
posed the Republic was placed beyond
danger
TOur friend of the Snow Hill Shield
has got new type & fixtures, and his pa
per presents greatly improved appear
ance. He prints sprightly paper-gets
into controversies sometimes and comes
out of them with flying colors. We
wish him abundant success.
Independent Taylor Convention.
This Convention re-assembled in Balti-
more on Thursdsy, at the call its President,
Alex Randall Esq, Of Annapolis, who read
to it statement containing the following
paragraph:
assuming the object Of HE convention
to be wha. it has unanimously declared; the
election ofGen Taylor to the Presidency
il would be suicidal in his friends TO ermh
diversity of opinion in relation to the cleo
tors 10 defeat the election itself-to sacrifice
their oblec, to the means OF obtaining it,
These are The causes OF your, being now cal
led together, and will no doubt receive
your deliberate consideration.
The Convention, part Of the time, sal with
closed doors. Before it adjourned resolu'
ton was adopted dissolving the lndepen-
dent Taylor party Of Maryland, and request
ing The electoral candidates to Withdraw
from the position in which they had been
placed by the Convention before the peo-
J oic
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-07-29

Tbs New Orleans Delta gives an account
ofa yjelm Of gambling house in that city
; Who, getting INTO rage athis bad luck,
knocked over the table. and discovered d.
yeis wires, by means of which intelligence
vas conveyed to the player, in ord er TO en-
ab!e him to plumber his Victim more effHc-
lually,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-07-29

The Ohio Slate Journal says--A friend
as sent US list Of 1856 Canal Boats, with
the names Of their Captains which have
passed Akron, uhe heart of 'the infected
'eson'') since the nomination together
With III cir Presidential preferences The
vote waa, for Taylor 90 for Case II, Doubt.
fnl 1916. Or these there were originally
Wings Is, Locos as; not known24,-la6.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-07-29
Important Correspondence

Important Correspondent
WASHINGTON, June 10th, 1s4S.
Mr.. Lewis Cass:
Dear Sir:-You are cordially invited 10
attend a new party to be given by my wife
and self, on the 4h Of March next, at the
White House in this village.
Yours in happiness
UNCLE SAM.
P.s. Old lack Taylor will be there.
New York, June ll!h, 1s4s
Hon Uncle SAM
Your kind invitation to the great party Is
lust received. Circumstances entirely beyond
my control tciN prevent me from meeting you
on that occasion. Yours in great Distress
LEWIS CASS.
THE Locoroco Press OF N YoRK.-
About fifty locotoco papers of the State
of New York, more than hall of the
whole number, have warmly approved
the proceedings otthe Utica Convention
and support the nominations of Martin
Van Buren,.
SOUTH CAROLINA DEMocR AcY---The
Charlestown Mercury contains the proceed
ings of democratic meeting, which it rep
resen,s 10 have been the largest and most
enthusiastic political demonstration ever
held in that city. A series at resolutions
were adopted denounciug Gen. Cass and
the Democrat Convention, declaring their
determination TO support General Taylor
for the Presidency, and Gen. VIM, Q. Butler
for the Vice Presidency. They make no
mention OF Mr.. Fillmore. Ward, Cores
ponding and State committees were appoint
cd 10 carry out the views of the meeting.
LANCASTER COUNTING have
heard of a large number of Locofocos IN this
this county, says the Examined chiefly in
the lower end--who ntendlsupportlng Mr..
Van Buren, in case an electoral ticket is got
up for him in this Stale. If such ticket
should be run it would probably receive
several hundred votes in this county
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-07-29

WARNING no SMOKERS. A remarkable
and serious accident occurred near the yell
low Springs; il Chester county, on Saturday
last. A gentlemen named William Miller
Of Nantmeal township, was drvinga horse
and vehicle, and was accompanied by two
ladies; at the same time smoking cigar.
a spark from the cigar caught the dress Of
one Of the ladies, and before fwas observed
the fire had made such progress in the com
bustible substance that she could not extin-
guish it. The vehicle was stopped, the
lady leaped from the carriage, and the other
in rushing to her assistance, also had the
flames communicated 10 her dress. Both
females were in blaze, and being clad in
Thin cotton apparel, had nearly their whole
clothing destroyed, and their persons We're
hunt in a shocking manner. To complete
the calamity, the vehicle took fire and was
burnt up.-Village Record.
REMARKABLE PREsENTlMENT OF DEATH.
"A young lady Of this city. highly esteem
ed and respected, who has been sick for
'ome length of time, but was supposed to
be convaescent, had dream a few nights
since, i'll which it appeared 10 her that she
would die al O'Clock the same evening.
On awakiug she Informed the family Of her
dream, and remained firmly impressed
with tho idea that she should lie a, the hour
designated, and under that belief, called
her brothers and sisters around her, giving
them good advice with reference to the fu-
,ure. Strange to say and remarkable as it
MAY seem, OH the approach offs o'clock; she
manifested calm resignation, and almost IS
hcf'osk tolled the hour her spirit took ,ts
fght Thus she forc.old, by singular
prcsentimen', the day and hour Of her own
death.-Roek, Amcriean'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
PATENT MEDICINES


% expel Il, hence the cause IL pans Il fsw 80
ai Or. Sweesers Panacea will consi~e IA ,s
that relief is attained so''eie'
Grsat Medicine for Cltilares, parn,s "a, 81
ths Paaacea salaase mcdisae for ,h.;r 1bss sae
keeping their bodies in heahly condi,sr 49,
assisting aelr growth; children q cfown ,,s,sans
ter taking il. are not liable 10 lie ~
demie before. as il leaves the bood n s,. ~
dnn, and the entire system ia stfencsh.p $3.50
X dives cut all kinds 81 weakness FROM b
leaves il heahywahin. WY "Ao
Married Ladies--N Vii Ind Dr. Swee,sa,s. r..
mealclne peculiarly adapted d tAeir M 1na.
ladies' during The period d pregnancy arr .T,ssss
with pAes pr Sweclsers panasea, b. rsSsgs,'
The bowels. Will entirely ohyiae tbs ana ~ @
iGg properties on Tie bloed and fluids sasnfss II ,a.
hsaliny offspring No one who IS no,sss sIo,,l6 Il
wishoutii, ana these who are nursing wa I'm, I, u
great benefit Is the heahh 81 their infants. =
K DIR. SW EETSFH'S pANAt Is9f. beipv ro,n,,
scd oays oi vegetable matter, or medical he,bs NM
warranted. ca oaih as containing 20, d nan. eia ar
tnefeurial, ninsra. chemical substance il iopna X !
perfectly harmless To the most tender ase ~ NJ
weakest irame, under any stage 81 human suITe,nv
the most pleasant aud benign il s operation In, u.s.
ever offered 70 the wofid; and ri Inc same ne IN
taoscera in searching out he root 81 any eo,,a;n,
however deep, and of performing a cure.
Price, ST. per bottle of Six bottles for Az For sle
wholesale and retail, by
SETH s, TIANcE.
It's Baltimore ST. Baltimore
JAMES n. RIDDLE,
\ Nav II, lsi7--y Aiarlinsbutr, Va
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
SEAS0NABLE GOODS.

~ = have on hand and for sale. at unprecodenty
low prices, the largest and best stock Of Gen
,emen's Wear ever oiIerea in this market, embracing
rihe ana Supefhne t,ngllsh, Ess,'v'r-aue american
Ciolas; supr Black and Fancy Colorsd French Cas-
smeres; Black and Fancy Colored English and
American Cassimeres Ga and silk Warp Cash
marets; Six Warp Codringion. Fancy Colored
!, Iweeds Black and Colored Summer Cloths Wei
ing'on Cord; Croton Coating; Gambrones; Drap
DE Etc Coddlngton Tweeds Linen Drills pail
Linens, Tor summer Goats; Summer Cassimeres
snpr SUPP Black Satin Vestngs; Lyons yevets
supr Valencia and Marseilles Ves,ngs; supr Linen
ana cashmere NestinSs Brown French Linens
lrish Linens Union ana Cotton Driilngs Stocks.
Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Gloves. Sc &c
April 81. 1913. INV
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
GREAT NATIONAL WORK.
HISTORY THE REVOLUTION AND LIVES OF THE
HEROES OF THE WAR or INDEPENDENCE,
BY CHARLES J. PETERSON.

A n elegant volume with Is Steel Plates and near
"A " 200 beautiful Wood Engrayings.
This IS a splendid book A valuable addition to
the Historic Literature Of our country We are much
mistaken II II does not take rank with the works OF
Irving and Prescou.'-Frankford Herald
sit surpasses any similar work yet offered TO he
American public Meals Ga>ette.
''lt may be properly considered a popuarsed
Military History OF the Revolution. extremely well
and judicious writien."-.N american.
1.-The present work on the Revelation and its He
oes. superior, both in extent and design 10 any that
has heretofore come under our notice. Inquirer.
"a well connected History OF that evenIful period
Ledger
Decidedly the best popular History of the War OF
the Revolution and lis Heroes, that has YET been given
10 The country .'-Sattrday Ereling Post
Or AGENTS WANTED 10 C.acass for the ADORE
elegant Uork IN erery County and To,ca IN The Uni.
yea States, 10 whom the most liberal inducements viii
be offered. Price only So
WM. A. LEARY.
No. los North Second ST., Philadelphia.
May %, lSiS-3m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
McALiSTER'S
ALL-H EALING OINTMENT.
lNSENSIBLE PERsPIRATlOy

fHslllS issfNsmLE pEHspfRarios Is the great EJ.l
Cl.d.N1of ali the IMPURITIES or THE
BLOOD, the GRAND SAFETY P.3LJ,E Of an
me organs IN the hdman body and when il lulI and
healthy operation, no disease can attack the system
al disease comes by or is connected with check
Or an arrest OF this LNiSENSIBLE PERSPIR.4
lIO.M by colds. some other cause. The pores are
closed aud then all The worn out matter Of he body
Is shut IN upon the internal organs or under The skin
nus an SORTS OF internal and external disease are pro-
duced. Whatever, therefore. will OPEN THE
PORES, and thus RESTORE the LySE.S,SIBLE
! PERSPIR.4IIO.F IN all cases, viii do more Than
any olaer medicine known 10 cure disease and rees-
tablish health
Now lei me ask every c"ndid mind what course,
10 me cure OF disease, seems most reasonabei Is
MOTTO open the pores, thai thereby The nscDsbe Per
splralion may pass of, cleansing the body and blood
OF all their impufiries2 Would yon dose person
with .HURCJRF or other DRASTIC PURG4-
IIpES, BLEED or BLISTER 10 LNSTOP The
pores Would moi common sense dictate that The
REMEDY should be applied 10 the SEAT OF all
the difficulties, viz the skin-,hus unlock the doors
which shut 10 all the mischief, aud expel the foreign
matter which wars with the living poWers wthin7
The irue PHILOSOPHY OF curing disease is revealed
10 manner which puts all theories aud cayls 10 ST.
lance, BY my All Healing Ointment
e. The above Ointment can be purchased from the
Agents. J. w 4 b. r. Boyp. Mariiasburg. Va and
b. X. BoyD & BRo.. Mill Creek, Va
November 25 IS47
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
Valuable Berkeley E.and for Sale.

THSHE subscriber, as Attorney in fact for the Hens
Il Of Samuel Bray. deed is authorized 10 sell de
srable tract Of LAND be onging 10 said heirs, lying
near the head and Oh both sides Of the Tuscarora
Creek. about miles West Of Mpiinsbure. and ad-
joining the lands Of William o. Lyle's heirs Charles
Stuckey, F. {. Fendieton and others, containing
One Hundred and Serenty-onc Acres.
100 of which are Glazed and in good state Of cul,va-
ton, the balance IS clothed with young and thrifty
timber there is a sullicency Of meadow grain and
timber land. 10 make this tract desirable farm: il is
supplied with never failing springs Of pure water.
Any person wishing 10 purchase such tract Of
land will please call on the subSeIihern Martnsburg
or John II. Lyle who lives near the SAID land either
Of whom will make known the terms Sc
NORMAN MILLER
,Qig, in for The heirs Of s. Bray, deed.
Nov. d. lS47
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
glPR1Ma ATD swnaIarHla GOODS

C. G, e. w. Dcz.r.
VW OULD respectfully call the attention Of all who
want Gools-ussfa, pretty and cheap-to the
stock we are now receiving Our assortment oil
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
IS well selected and full. embracing some styles en-
llreiy new. very complete variety OF
GE.NTLE.ifE.NsS WE.4R:
Srch as Cloths, Tweeds Fancy and Plain Cassi-
meres, Nestings, &C., together with an assortment of
DOMESTTCS,
Boots, Shoes, Hats BoRaeis, Hdrd,care, Queens
,carc, &C., Sc, &c.,
which they will be pleased to show 10 those who wish
10 purcase. Call and examine
April 20, 1913
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
WAREHOUSE 0FPRfNTS ONLY.
No. So Cedar street. Nev York.
rI,TE LEE AND Jr5Dsox.1

No. So Cedar street. Sew York.
CLATE LEE AND JUpsoN.)
ACCUPY the spacious Eicc .Sio,y Warehouse,
NO. 50 Cedar Sireet,the sshole OF which is devo-
ted 10 the exhibition and sale Of the Single .r.Sce OF
PRINTED GALLO OES,
THEIR PRESENT srocK CONSISTS OF NEARLY
c-.2 TzzovsAND PACKAGES,
Embracing some thousands Of different patterns and
co'ornss and comprising every thing desirable in tie
line. Foreign and Domestic
All Of which offered tor sale Cor cash, or salts
factory credit, al the toweSt prices, by the
PEECg OFs P.gcETGE.
New Styles are received almost every day. and ma
ny OF them are got up for sales and not to be
found elsewhere. Printed lists of prices, corrected
from day day, with every variation in the market
are placed in the hands OF buyers.
Merchants viii be a5e TO form some idea of the ex-
tent and variety Of our assortment, when we state
that the value of our usual stock of this one article
is at least twice the value Of the entire stock Of dry
goods usually kept BY largest wholesale jobbers
This fact together with the fact. that our means and
our attention, instead OF being divided among vast
variety OF articles, devoted wholly one will rem
der the advantages which offer TO dealers per-
iectly obvious; and ii shall be our care that none who
visit establishment shall meet with any dsappoint-
ment. Our assortment is complete at all seasons OF
the year. LEE, JDDSON & LEE
July ] 167.-ly
p SD. f. LEE, formerly OF the firm OF Lord
and Lees, and late senior partner in the original firm
OF Lee and Brewster, from which connection he with
drew some time ago. has resumed business in connec-
ZION with Messrs. Lee and Judson under the firm OF
LEE, JUDSON s. LEE. and he ventures to assure
bis friends and the public. that the new firm viii
MAINTAIN the preemnence in this branch Of the
trade. which formerly distinguished the other two
houses TO which lie belonged.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
LONE IND U STRY.
.ADsNET AND C0FEIN-MAKING.
.gssTyplglTawy r DQg slsl


Al T.oPTs this method Of informing the public
~ shat tie i carrying the above business, the
se.a stand rf AVrn hbei. on King Siree,; and ia
eusn sis tilo'ss fFioTmer patronage. takes occasion
80 pledge ii Gseif WINCH from his experience he is
-frae ID IL, siai ilc is prepared 10 manufacture
FUuNITUREs
escTirion in his line OF business upon as Tea-
sas ami in style and manner as sa,isiac-
saose seeking bargains, as il can be elsewhere
as i unnecessary 10 specify each and every
e1i simply to say that he VIII furnish all in
aa he has good Hearse, and is prepared to
ct9nssraeale Persons " town and country
MarsinahuHa, January 20, iS1S-ff
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
CASH FOR NEGROES.

II VIE subscriber is anxious 10 purchase a large
n number of Negroes, Of both sexes. sound and
ilkey. Persons having Negroes to dispose of, will
as he will pay the re'y highest cash prices.
lie can be seen al the Berkeley Courts m Martins
ours' on the "a Monday, and at Berryyae on The 4,h
Monday IN each month, and usually at his residence
in Charestown NY
ded TO. Nsi attwas swe"-
Charlestown. March ~. IS49-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
B ATTN 0 R E .
sAsiUEL BEvAg. T. 9. DUNhAM
EsEyAE & DUNLAP.
Enporffrs am CgThoIegaIF DfaIrrs,
IN FOREIGN AND DOME sTIc
S9rD eSGoug,

o. ? 3 o ID % Q = IT
(BETwEEs CHARLES AND HAS9kkE a

W. No. gao BaItimor tr ct
(BrrwkEs CHARLES AND uASs&6n1
TTAvE now ID store large stock a3sSseasoaablr
IL Goods, from recent lnipoEations. with every
variety OF Domestic fabsics which s9eit an ex-
amiaation from Country Merchants and Ciiy trade.
They name in part,
100 Gases new style Rich Prints and Shall contnue
10 renew all the new styles as they appear in the
to '1 Eases Lsaaoa eliptz Prints. new Styles
no Double purple, Do %
70 !. BlaeE aaa white. d % Do Do
10 q London and American Furniture. DO
30 Earlsiiue and French Giustam;
8 Back aud while. do DO Manchester, do
10 Rich Lawns
10 Cartoons Rich French Berages
Cases mode Alpaca; black do
2 Alpaca Lus,re;
s biouslin de LANES new patterns
10 Irish Linen, best makes
s Blown French Llaens
5 beachsd Linen Drills;
Pillow case. do
:, 10, u. u 4 Linen Sheeiings
6 Bales Daulask Table Colhs. all sizes, with large
stock Of daniask Napkins and Scotch Towing
Diaper:
si0 Bales Russia Crash
rs Cases Linen Cambfie Hanks, very cheap;
Mersae and Cashmere Fancy tesuhgxj
PLAIN, plaid, and figured Black Sam;
SILK and worsted serges.
siisc Goods,
Such rs Book Swiss and Nansook Muslins,
Plaid Jackonets and Capbrie, DO.
our own lmportaons.
sEsasyss.
Spring style Terkeri, Berage Delaware. Rich Embroi-
cred, Zephry Wool; Fancy. Six and Neu Shawls.
sysphida skirts.
Bark. Indian, Bandana. Ponsee and London Cord
Silk Handkerchief's.
Cloths.
French. English, American Black. Brown snd Olive
Colors Black and Fancy Cassimeres, spring Styles ;
do Super French Black Doeskin.
Domestic Goods ii every descriptioH,sof which We
always have on lland large stock in wAcp. Ns.yan'
offer great inducements. The extent and hfd "a
our stock, can ong be appreciated BY alse2anAe4 nth
ofit. Our stock Of Goods is kept Up Al an spasons
The city and near trade. Country Merchants will
their advantage TO give call, and exainine epr
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
all orders promptly attended 10.
BEp.4.N' g. DU.NIL1Af
No. 239 Baltimore Street
Baltimore, March %. 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
EgOsaAe GarpcNteriisg.

uSiiE Firm Of Nadenbousch & Brannon having
"A been dissolved, the undersigned will continue
ahe above business at his shop on Burke street, a
square and half west of Boak's Hotel, and tenders
his services to the citizens of Marlinshurg and Berke-
ley County. lie solcits share of public patronage.
and by Industry and attention to business he hopes 10
raerl, the same. His prices viii suit the times and
work entrusted 10 him will be done 10 the hes, manner
Persons will do well to give him call before making
engagements elsewhere.
JOHN w. BRANNON. s
April 10, 1871
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
GREAT CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
PHILADELPHIA WARDROBE.
SaIS-a "a. RrEC-r

No. los CnesTwuT STREET. nErwEEx THIRD AND
FoURTH, NORTH SIDE, PHILApELpun.
To Southern Western Merchants.
MANY years experience in Business has satisfied
Ava me that putting in newspapers without having
any assortment 10 back is all htmbug ], therefore,
have come TO the determination OF having the PM
ADELrHA WARDROBE well stocked with all kinds Of
CLOTHING. and at such prices will please all In
proct OF whatl say, invite look in the Wardrobe
where can always be as handsome and extensive
an assortment Of GENTLEMES's ChoTnINe as can be
found in the oily. Remember the PHILADELPHIA
Wardrobe. PERRY r. McNEIlJE
No l05 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
June !. l549--3m.
N. B-A large stock Of piece goods on hand
Garments made 20 ORDER al the shortest notice
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
MISCELLANEOUS. S.
PROSPECTUS
a NEW VOLUME COMMENCES IN JULY.
THE AMERICAN FARMER,

Spirit Of The Agricultural Journals 81 he day.
PUBLISHED in he city Of Baltimore, is he old
ii est Agricultural Journal IN the Unftad States
being now about commencing the 38h reaf Of us ex-
stance. II Is devoted cTcsre.g to Agriculture. and
iss kindred s.enbfacng witssln is range es
cry thing ceanecied with the buspsss aud pursuits of
he Former the Platrr. e Hoasicnlturaf The Florist.
the .AiTserYnnn, The Shepherd and me Breeder -of
Stock and il peculiarly inicndad for the meridian
Of the Middle, Southern, South western aud Western
Siaies. The 't.7meIiean Former displays IL is old
age the yigor Of youth aa lhe pstheg feels no hes
tie truth Of the assertion, that notwithstanding tae
merous works Of similar character which haze
sprung up, following in lis footsteps. il still ranks
among the ablest ol Them all anA the central position
in which Il Is placed, gives decided advantage 10
many respects over most Of It's eotenlporarIes.
A era nas commenced il regard 10 the pursuits
Tie Agriculturssihc introduction Of the sciences
in connexion with his business has aroused an enqui-
ring spirit, and instead OF the old Saies being drained
Of their population seeking ID the regions of the Gar
West most liberal return for their labor, we now
end determination to avail Of the faculties which
science have pointed ouf. bv which their worn out
lads be resusciiased, and made 10 yield almost
equally with the virgin sols Of the far West. and hav-
ing The advantage Of the choice Of markets al their
Try doors 10 aid in bringing about this of things
has been the steady aim or Tie american Farmer
and the good work will continue 20 ons Till the old
STATES shall vie IN fertility with the new -
The t'.9faercSQ Farmer" is publIsheslp 81 Of
every month, in a large octave foraa6 6oas
tanning 80 pages, with an index and zxS& at TIE
end ofihe year---aiaking volume IA x5435gs Nh
merous engnvipgs Of the most iniisr0St rcullural
implements, Horses, Caiile. Sheep. SCI pnd occa-
sionally plans Of Rural Architecture, I'D &iysa from
time 10 time. se
TERMS.--Sl per annum; 6 copies for s5-i3 CO..
pies for 5000 copies for $40. payable in advance.
The volumes commences IN July Of each year, and
ends in June. Specimen numbers will be forwarded
when requested Address,
SAMUEL. SANDS.
Publisher OF The American Farmer
No. 2 Jarris Building, .Nmih 81, Balinore, ND
June 8, 1913.