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~ GnDININCE fo grorde for TIE Ct.fting
and iariny SIDE Walks aad Parinr SIDE Gut
t.L.s, DC, N Tic CTR Of Rictn1ond. I!A.

IN ORDINANCE to yroride for TIE Cnrbiag
and Turing SIDE Walks aad Paring SIDE Gut
fe-s, So, ~ tic Cny Of Richmond, i.d.
Sc |. BE it ordained by the Common Coun-
Gil OF the city Of Richmond, That whenever the
Common Council shall deem it for the b-st IN
ttrcSt and convenience of the citizens of any
part ui sud city. 10 curb und pave The side walks
and pave side ANA cross cutters. or reptve and
rrcu!o the same, Il shall lie the ddty OF the City
Council to instruct the Street Commissioner or
Committee on Streets to have the same done as
hereinafter provided.
Sc. ,. BE II further ordained. Tina, also, when
the MAJORITY II the owners Of ground any
square fronting Oh n street. shall petition the.
Common Council to haze the whole or any part
~ iAe >l4h walk curbr.! ana paved CUTTERS
"lvet. q rc-cufh.a and rr-paved, il Shall also
he the uty of the City Council 20 have the same
dome ~ hereinafter provided.
Sc. B. BE it further ordained, That when
any side walk gutter is contemplated 10 be
cuTt'ed aud paved, or re-curbeu and paved, as
provided IL the foregoing sections it shall be
the duty of the City Council to instruct the
Street Committee or Commissioner TO notify the
owners or occupants of ground horde ring
SAID walks or cutters. TO grade, curb, or pave,
rc-graJe. re-Curb and re-pave, as the case may
be WITHIN one month from the date of such
tice, the same to be done under the direction o
Committee on Streets, and also to be done
TO conform TO the survey of the city Engineer,
the curling and paving material to be stone,
brick, or gravel as the Council may deem proper.
Sec. 1. Be it further ordained That should
the SAID owners occupants, any of them
neglect refuse to comply with the foregoing
provisions or any part thereof. when properly
notified as above, for one month or longer after
receiving said notice it shall be the duty of the
Council TO instruct the Committee Streets
Street Commissioner 10 have the done, of
which expense they shall keep correct list, and
when completed, said bill of expense with ten
per cent. thereon shall be esented to the said
owners or occupants for their proportion of said
cost, for payment, aud should they any of
them neglect refuse TO pay the same. when
>aid work IS done or bill presented it shall he
the duty of the Collector to proceed to collect
the same, - provided for the collection of 9TH
T iaNes the It'll ana 10Th sections of
Giuahce providing for the city revenue of the
city OF Richmond, passed and approved Feb. LIST,
l~42
Sec. ). Be it further ordained. That we n such
pavements CUTTERS TO be improved, the city
will be at the expense Of the engineering and
settling the stakes, provided that the above is so
understood that if the said pavements cutters
are engineered a second time that the owners of
The property shall be at the expense
Passed and Approved. 18th June, lci9
JOHN SAILOR. Mayor
Benz. ". DAVIS, Clerk.
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EEA AVE YOU TRIED DIR. PURDIES FAM
4 4 lily MEDICINES; well they are good,
call at Dr. Howels Drug Store, No. l6, Main
street, where you can get Purdies' Pills, for
Dyspepsia and Liver affections. Purdies Plaster
for all sorts of sores. Purdes Ointment for all
diseases of the skin. eruptions, piles, burns, &c,
and DR.. Purdies Phoenix Bitters, great restorer
of the system. These medicines are Just intro
duced here, but they have had a great run in the
east. Try them, and prove them.
Richmond, Oct. ;. lS49. loft
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Fresh Drugs an d Medicines!

Just Arricing at No &c, Main street.
nR. HOWELLS, would inform his custom
Ders, and all the rest that he is now receiving
his Summer Stock of DRUGs ami MEDICINES;
all pure and fresh, aud sold the most reasona-
bic terms. He particularly requests any person
buying of him, who is not satisfied with the
ticle purchased. to return it and he will refund
the money;-he warrants every thing he sells,
and is determined 10 gre satisfaction.
j1Cal at No. I6, Nam street, Richmond.
Oct. 3, 1873. luf
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FOR SALE.

: III Y undersigned ishes to sell FIVE Dwell
ling Houses, cheap for cash, three
Eed rs time. The payments to be made IN four
tsDW ARD FRANCES.
Richmond. Sept. II, -. }-:(
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FALL & WINTER FASHIONABLE
MANS & q Ms
ON HANDS AT JOHN SUEFzsIN'S
HAT ESTABLISHMENT,

tATTwO doors West Of the & ilbert House.
a large assortment Of Black Beaver, Nutrc
~ Brush, Black. Brown and W bite Califor-
MIA and Santa Ee Hats and Il superior article o f
Otter Dra5, and Black Russia Hats, made piain
all Of our own manufIctory. Also, DoDD's
SUPERIOR MoLEsKiN SILK HATS at the Cincinnati
prices.
oA@9s-Silk Plush, Cloth, Oil Silk,
and Oil Cotton Caps, Of the Fall style; all of
which will be sold very low.
Sept. II, -l9. 31:tf
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CARRIAGE. FOE SALE.

TsUEEE Rockuwavs. double seated. finish
i ell in the best sly ie; on hand ana for sale
CHEAP. Also u second hand carriage, for
sale or hire. Call al the Old stand South
Fifth Street, south q the Starr HOUSE.
JONATHAN MATHIS
Richmond, Segt. 10, l-i1 39'f
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DERRY DAVIS Vegetable pain X iIler.
4 new and invaluable medicine EVERY
family should have bottle of it liz the house,
IT IS chedp. For sale by l. REED.
Oct ), lei9 35tf
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NDW aooE STORE,

TUST receiving large assortment OF vaua-
y BILE misceiIaneou Books. Religious, Scien :
Tic aud Literary. to be sold cheap for cash. a
good supply Of
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Hsoe1v1nS Sa5S DAY
At No.

At No. =.
4 great variety OF Fresh Groceries. Candies,
~ Candy Toys, Nuts of various kinds, Hams.
Shoulders Side meat. &c Also, Drugs, family
Medicines, Fancy CasAets' Hardware, such as
Axes, Shovels. Spades. Hay-forks. Pocket
Knives. &c Also, various kinds of Wood
ware, Stone-ware. and number OF other arti-
cIes all at the lowest cash prices.
SWAIN & POE.
Sept. IS, 1919. D-u
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Fresh Arrival.

AZ. SCOTT. J. L. MENDENIALL.
Fresh Arrival.
TV>HE citizens of Richmond and vicinity
respectfully informed that we have received
and opened, direct from the Eastern Cities, one
Of the most exte nsive and desirable stocks Of
NJ E X G. III 4 \ ID Il T..
before offe red, and at prices that eannot and
shall not be beat, And, as ii is known that the
''Gest Placer' yet discovered in the "Nen Coid
Mine'' is at NJ MBER EIGHT, we author
lied to say that. if amy of our neighbors wish an
Agency to ..estaJlsh the prices OF Goods" ANY
place, they can procure one by applying to
SCOTT & CO.
ON. b. All kinds of Produce taken in
change for Goods.
Richmond, Oct. 3, 1919. 1Itf
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E----s So. $50 .tssSA--I -
$500 --- ---~1 @-S--5Svz - ~
HI a, r u w a. r e!

SA 49, - - " @SsS ~ 49,
N|E would inform our friends and custo-
w merS that in addition to former stock
of IL AleDNV ARE. We are now receiving
from Sheffield. England. consisting in part f
the following articles:
$50 dozen Files and RaSps:
Mill and = Saws:
Hand and Panel Saws:
II lemon ANA compass saws;
IL . Wood-Saws;
Fellow Saws:
1 '' Circular Saws:
% :. Ferner Gouges:
43 :. Feriner Chi>elS:
20 NiIiwrights' Caisels,
10 - Sash Ch>elS;
40 . Socket Chisels;
50 Plain Irons;
10 /" Drawing Knives:
80 Table knives and Forks:
IL Dessert and Tea Knives X Forks
60 Pocket Knives;
"a Scissors and Shears;
Is Razors, &c, &c.
Customers wishing anything in the line of
hardware or cutlery, will find il TO their advan-
tags TO give us call. they will find us
ready and willing to show our Goops
FLETCHER x BENTON,
l5-oae door West Of TIE Bank N
Richmond, Sept. 20. 1912 lo:tt
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CAVERN So. O. NJ %
FOR 8 A L,

CITUATED on the corner of Main and
- Front streets in Richmond, Indiana The
House ana Stab,iug substantial and in good
repair, the building is brick aud beautifully stu
ated, ana in IA clean hralthy part Of The CT "
Any person wishing To buy such property, can
purchase on good terms. Apply Il the prorr.-
ctor on the premises.
y. c. GRIMES.
Oct. ,, 1919. il-lw
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Executors Notice.
TTNHE undersigned, having taken out Of ih~
Wayne Probate Court, ON the 2lst Of Ninth
month. Letters Testame Biary. on the Estate II
Samuel Charles, late Of said county, deceased ,
notice is hereby given to all indebted to said
tate to make immediat payment, and those hav-
ing claims against the same 10 present them le-
gally auihe t.cated for settieme 1T, within the
time prescribed by law. The estate is solvent.
JOHN POOL.
SAML CHARLES.i
Ninth mo. oath, lc49. 40-3t
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C>HLOROFORNI. supply OF this Great
Cholera Remedy. just received and for sale
al DR.. Howeli's Drug Store, No. Is Main street.
Oct 3, 1919. 1-u
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EMEsM MNNAyAAs
UHAR & VICKERS.

"AVEju just received fresh supply Of loihs.
Il Il Casirneres, of the latest styles, Fancy and
Plain Festings, Canada Overcoatng, Blue Felt,
&c, which Will be made to order on the shortest
notice. Also, supply Of Ready Made Clothing.
Cravats, Gloves, Hosiery, Shirts, Of their own
manufacture. Dodd's best Hats, Caps Of the
latest style. Deter's fine and double Calf Boots,
Shoes, &c. All of which they Will sell low for
CASH.
LAM1sS.-.They are now prepared 10 supply
the public with Jennings New Patent Premium,
Safety Gas Lamps, and Patent Phosgene Gas,
for burning in the same; fresh supply of Cor
nelius' Patent Lard Lamp: also, on. set OF SPLEEN
did Gerandole four lights Call and see them.
Richmond, Aug. %, 1910. 3G-u
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NlNTER strained Sperm Oil, of the first
w quality, Just to hand from the East, IL
20. A., Main street. IRWIN REED.
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Rank Election Notice.

B0WR EICCI1O0 NOtlCC.
BRAScH STATE BANK OF IxprAxA,
Richmond, 10Th mo. LIST, 1919.
INHE Stockholders in this Branch Bank VII
= please to take notice, that Election for
seven Directors for the ensuing year. will be
held at the Banking House. on second day, the
9th OF Eleventh month next
ELIJAH COFFIN, Cashier
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,;ax~cc;l :,a:, s.ss;.ceJ oil

haNSSeis ANA s-sas~fc<l OH - Wish
to say to the public that, having purchased
the Oil MIL, two miles north OF town, " est
FORK of Iahnestock & How ellis. am prepared
pay the highest mar.1et- price in Cash for good
clean Fiaxseed, delivered at the Mill my
Drug store in Richincui l shall also have o
hand Liuseed Oh, by the wholesale and retail,
as low as any BODY, and as | Manufacture with
the IIydrostatic Press, | can furnish a better
article Of OH than the other country Mills.
Sept. Is. SO. J. HOW Ellis.
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Il T. X NJ S

at from two to two and half dollars n week
When in Barracks il is designed to furnish Com
mons at a uniform rate. Students from dis
lance will be required to board at the Institute,
and have no communication with the town, ex-
cept as allowed by written permits.
TT The session CONNIE need on the first Of
September. and continues ten months.
Sept. lS, le49. 3O-D
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HORACE y. n. DgLLEK
Land and General Agency Once tAs Capital o. M,
ncis, Caty 81 spEtasasid.
no Of Aiaa Iands Aolds Of Hneis .SsI
edasss, aud all dssa Of pcAasisS Sfo iaAds s
Illinois scrip soahe Undersigned would respectfully
the public that they have established IN this ethe
State Of Illinois Iand aHd general ageney ops o The
OF all business appeanins thereto within e hunts q the State
All transactions relative 10 the purchase and sale Of lands
lands and reporting their location advantages and value paying
ing selling all descriptions Of ey
other description Of business attached agency de
extended scale, win promptly hluly To-
REEkRKEcEs;
Messrs. Dcifendon d Niles, Washington CITY,
A. Gowdy Co, Louisville, kentueky.
Thomas J. Reed, esq, I"
Msssn sycsles Co, st. Louis, Missouri
A. Chrsy, esq,
John NJ Winner, esq, "
His exeelleney A. o. French, governor Of Illinois.
sM T Treat, u'A'''i Judge supreme soar.
Z" Lyman Truinbuli, I"
Messls; wadswoIiha shelaon, New York eiy.
David Leavt, esq,
G. Bartlett, esq, No. Front street, /" Z"
Gen. Robert Patterson, Philadelphia a#..
Gen. Adam Diler,
Jos L.. Chester
Col. IS. w. Black, Pitisburg, Pa
Gen Caleb Gushing, Boston, Mass.
q. p. Sanger, esq, /"
Henry X. Stone, esq, (" "
J. d. Pratt Co, baltimore, Md.
Ap ll-dlmSsw3m
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AsannIoAN RAILROAp JOURNAI..

Tine RAiIro.d Journ.I is pablished al 81 Val
several ssalsnsa sassea regular sonbussis, Known
before any similar pubea
aoS wa, attempted d y this his devoted . s
is humble beginnings, and contributed carry r~ad
oil the whole civilized world has become more dependent upon
The railway SYSTEM has now become the great necs
great idea o. modern times Il has already done % Ieevs hs
him scale Of being than other agency ha has
locomotive engine regard creates,
swsst bird upon die wing Or Language Alone
living eea,ins sensitive manasa u with new life
creation, Without danger and without fatigue enables
s %sns % py y aae nS
soa N ae, . as,s, ss ~ s.sg g
creating sources ofoment and multiplying to an infinite
1 WIN 70. have achieved j. nishss, harnenined
lion they capable Bymakng neigh
borhood praecay poongs our being MOI 70 one but 20 four
Whoever therefore, abors in this ded has more than the ordi
for Inc highest good Of his race PROFOUNDLY Impressed win
views intend In accordance with their spirit 70 conduct the
history influence and e Of the railway,
careful inquiry into m scientific discoveries, the
IN win Ioco%oon and the progress s
braeed in the range Of our iabors -, "a.
series O. articles the iron ores and iron ma"ses Of the Uni
editor Of lie Journal o te q mining and msiaaIy
Ss a. % Y ID Tps
embracing descriptions Of the different localities ore
bias, furnaces and dc results WORKING This
be published in condensed form in the Journal in series Of
with statistical tables Of daersn districts and such plans and
Ss.as. s 'SaiG ss Mr. hodge Furnish 70
which have been carefully By him,
Tese %Sss Viii Be- sund Indispensable to ali parties engaged In
mining and the iron manufacture This the r attempt
iron the manufacture and mining resources Of the whole
Gen. a. r. James of Providence has also been engaged s an
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NEW MUSIC.

w FISCHER Pennsylvania doors Of lah
just following and popular music, which
will be sold his reduced pcesfour cents
The Rare Flower quades composed by Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth sE.
The Vagabond Polka; by GungI
Frederick William POLKA, performed by the steyemark
pany.
The Water Spirit Waltz; by A. r. Kruge.
The Waltz; by w. q. Beche. g..
The Friendship Waltz by Z. Schuster
The March; arranged from the Opera Of Eani by
Boyer
Beauties Of Lucra Boa Mosquetares de la Rene sc Pot
pourris; by H. Cramer
The Spring Waltz; by T. Moeling.
Punch Polka, by the steyermark Company
arranged by Heimsmuler.
The Lily Rondo; by Louis Rename.
Enani invoian, cavatna from e Opera Of Emani arranged
by Edemann.
BIanche Morning opers
Of the Huguenots; by Meyerbeer.
Poor though my may be from Donnzeths Open Of Betty
with English words.
The world on the move, about; beautiful ballad by
Henry Russell.
the dearest beautiful ballad from The
Opera OF Lucreta Borga; arranged by g. Linley.
come from the OF mountain Open Quentin
Durward.
is song my mother sings; by ROCKWELL.
The Lonely Rose Jenny Land music by NJ W. Bale
Thouu my side; by W. r. DempsteI
The king thone OF gold; words by Barry Cornwall
music BY @. Davis.
Hunter. f..
The Bachelors Dream; by MUNICH
Stop DAT knocking the door; fof Che suitaf.
Aug
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missioner of the General Land once.
NOTICE no pRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.


THE Eighth Session will open Monday day
the punetua Of all requested The
duties Of the promptly very
poant that all their members old should take their places
the opening Of the session The academica extends from the
LIST Of October the LIST Of August being
August and September In the College all the usual classes under
full pursuing
OF collegiate studies equal that prescribed the older
colleges of the North Al laird
ating class received their academea degrees.
In the Grammar School, which immediately adons the College,
the classes carefully trained instructors,
under the supervision Of College Thus pupils
pursue
study under the until they graduate. The
mercantile department embraces
collegiate preparatory classes who be preparing for he
other professional life Such students admitted
TO all the privileges and Of their several classes su
OF the studies
cessary n preparation for business
French study without charge all the
In addition the French the students will be
without charge, German, modern
The location OF College perfectly healiul and
towns villages the dangerous
young Moral and religious chief OF
|
The charge covering all the academca and domestic expenses
@ session Of ten months The rules Of the College carefully
restrict any other expenses Of the student
All the dsparsnsns are under The mmeds supervision Of The
Register for further nformaton well for the admission
Of pupils JOHN b. KERfooT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m Cotegeof ST. James, p. o., Maryland.
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THE UNION.
Hart. vexss.bls E1a~et

Is only remedy permanent
sesdaehe nervous us@o1 nsarsge affections debility
including most dreadful an diseases that seei the human
EPILEPSY, OR FALLING SICKNESS
hysiercal nis, commissions, Se well from
s Sa @ % sDss q
cine and consequently thousands have suffered through sas
ALTAR OF INSANITY
The proprietor Of the Vegetable Extract however no deli
slfy @ cam and s al os who %suS
the testimony which is here offered deception
i be said that epilepsy Is incurable
HART's VEGETABLE EXTRACT,
feled win this Dreadful disease and in where
easas s b b, ssssS .s sa, Yo ,. ,
has been seied with ~ or more Than nine years and has been
Mrs Bradley ms Orchard New York. that
S subject ms s and has b. been s e o.
DR. Charles Brown Dover county, Alabama, is
Of The best physicians the state thai he has been much
benefited BY the Of the Vegetable Extract and that he unhes
ungy pesebe IN OF epilepsy which comes under his
ford county Pennsylvania living Erie
states tina, for many years past he has been sore afflicted win
table Extract has him sound health being entirely freed
Judge Runda 56 Henry street. York having yege
table Extract successfully il his family highly recommendstto all
Mr. stephen b. Pratt Of Sixth Twenty
his family has been severely afflicted with eplepue a. r
year, hs was Obliged g m IN Having
perfect health city
Smith, church, sposwood New
%s @ been has ss Dr. mh %ss %
health has been improved that he by Divine blessing
EPILEPTIC FITS,
For years and six months cured by the OF this
following secore
q. A Sss Issa 81
and France consulting The mos! enn, phycns and esPendne
returned with his son 70 this country IN NSvemser last Without
ceving any benefit whatever, and by using
HARRIS VEGETABLE EXTRACT
have three thousand dollars for medicine and medical
did, sas l1 s @ %
clans there in respect his easel they examined him and prescribed
dollars poeke,ed BY the physicians and the that received
their opinion thai my hopeless, and
POSITIVELY INCURABLE
aseodns!y le England travelled through scotland, Germany
my son far from being cured as when len saw your
Vegetable Extract seeing your and Of 50
eur me o O. twenty and thirty @ ".s ~ and can E
tract alone he was restored prp e upA,ru
entirely restored, prospect before him life, health,
aG ms Al win dis mos Sa
'hs"a in To say shall
grateful thing and as here enclose
Thing The dss, e gs,iaSs ai but
lssnedJ WILLIAM sECoRE.
hand Of this dreadful disease and fearing that attack
fatal will ind relief and be restored
received testimony
The beneficial results Produced by the use Of Harris Vegetable
Prepared by s. Hart, M. D., New York.
f! Do S is%l p package. is@
It carefully packed up transportation
any Of % limited 5 as %a ' os f "
for the United stae to whom all communications must be
Charles siOa, 4 Co., agents for Washington, &C.
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Of L. ZACHARY TAYIOR P,-.id.nt hx
unilsd sul. Of Ashea do hereby declare and make known
~ ~s az - !, = s ana ~ ~
Wy " - VIZ P.ioas heelhai'ef aesxA'sa, W.
Al tne land once a NEWNANsVILLE, solamsnelnf on Mon
e seventh day OF January disposal OF the public
lands situated wihin e undeenuoned townships and parts Of
'o"hAAps' uA'
oxnhiu th,,,sen I'M. ..,s,u s on ssc,,ons ~ y.n.
hirsen A' VAseP' uA' ~ ~ - " " As'
F.etion.l ~ ana ,hi,,, nm. NJ ,.n.. 49,.
F.cs,os ~ h,ss ,rsn,y s,,
nv an ,bsv ,n,ssp. and blry-to 81 ,.nss ,, ,,sa
and
and s,.as, 'ash,as I,r,y l,,,x one md ~ 1919
sevsnisen ~ 80 - "e' " s'
a., min. inci..;v. a.
sssn1ns ~ ,Ss insa'.. n, n ~sav neasse ana
hin tL,e Iete ep section. \ .na .sv., nj
Nv Nc ana twenty -six of rsnse eishleen :" - wa
ownsips one two tres fDsr twenty ana q,
range n.y. nineteen as. i. $500. ......-- ,
thirty and thirty iownshp eighteen except sections nye
eight thirty, hir-one township nneteen (escept
aneen twenty
twenty Ave and secons ,,xe,ve ,h'ssn
in township twenty township twenty
(excepi township sly of range
ty-one.
Township eighteen, township nineteen except sections three
four i've, eight fifteen, twenty seven and thirty and
and
Of range twenty-five. - - y
N.x,h - a. a.. H.. q. > ~, vi ~
s'"" " VIC oase ""e as" eaA " "e P'He'pdi meriuaf.
Township one, VI range seventeen.
TALLAHASSEE, commencing on Monday
twenty, day January next disposal of the public
lands within and parts OF
ootHH g OF mo mefJdian.
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THE AMERICAN FARMER s published monthly
So thirty for s2o July
favorable auspices u the Maryland ARri
cultural Society, and all prime reports
published therein The society meeting determined
raise soo, be Appropriated follows piece Of plate,
valued So be awarded the person Obtaining by the i Of
October he largest list Of subscribers
In July SO for the
list The Publisher added Ave prizes payable
cultural works He offered 500 ESSAYS
coming volume, so In silver plate Tor essay
farm buildings
farm yard so FOR the be The cultivation and
so Cor the best the Of the dairy
The first number, July, will % the most
valuable papers, esq
presented the agricultural pubc particularly
Of Maryland, and the Carolnaa details
his farm Tor the ave he occupied present
Virginia, and conclusyy
able degree Of prudence In m farming
profitable The
charge Of his Mr. RUM his clear interest
invested land, s6
per third 1881 fourth
mn D10 besides supporting his family,
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when he took IN hand Every farmer planter
" the tide water districts Of country viii paper
the deepest interest
valuable papers,
which from GEoReE w Dosps esq
Maryland Agricultural Society on
suucon Of the wire fence; and from Col
Iect, with appropriate drawings
| Address SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural society's Hall,
| June B-2awN w Baumore 81, baltimore, Maryland.