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THE AMERICAN FARMER IL published monthly the
city OF Batmore al 81 copies for s. thirteen for
$40, thirty for $50 July the
most favorable auspices Is the the Maryland State Ag
cultural Society and all the pxe and reports Of IL committees
are published therein The society meeting determined
raise $780, 10 be appropriated foows OF silver plate,
valued AT ESQ., be awarded the obtaining by The h Of
October, the largest list Subscribers
mencing July m second, third
list The publisher has added payable
cultural works. He offered 500 prize essays
coming volume viz so silver plate
plan and arrangement Of farm buildings and Of the
arm yard so for the best the cultivation u tobacco and
~ for the best management of me
Ihe hrs number, July, will Of the
valuable from Virginia,
presented TO the agricultural public particularly
regions OF Virginia. Maryland The details
OF his farm Tor the 1--WE present
estate In Virginia. conciusvey
ante degree Of prudence
prohsbie other business The
charge OF his hrm Mr. RUM shows his clear
capital invested for land implements s6
cent third lasl fourth and
nm year, WHO besides supporting family
STOCK sc and raising the value Of his
worth when he took hand Eve farmer planter
IN the tide water districts Of country, viii paper
the deepest interest ~
THIS number will also contain Other valuable papers,
amongst which one rom GEoReE W. DosBIs
secretary Of the Maryland Agricultural Society
ucton Of the wire fence and from Col CaPRos
ject with appropriate drawings.
Address SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural Soceiy's Hail.
June @-2awh l2e baltimore St, Baltimore Maryland.
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HORACE Assn.
| HORACE .. ASH n. BIAlHA
Land and Agency Once a ths Capital nil-

HORACE y. ASH. ISAAC n. SIAlxA
and General Agency Once "a Capital % nii-
nois, CITY OF spris9netd.
no aoavesdent Of Hinois holders Illinois nlsI.
edaess and all decss Of P1fehasing State iands
Isols scrip bonds1he undersigned would respectfully
the public that tey have established this ehe
State land and general agacs ee or tbs
of all business apperainng thereto within te limits Of the State
All transactions relative the purchase and sale lands
ing lands and reporting their location advantages and values paying
ing selling all descriptions Of indebtedness this every
other description general agency on ia
most scale Will be promptly faithfully attended To-
RKyERKsoEs;
Messrs Deifendorf & Niles, Washington city.
g a. Gowdy Co., Louisville, kentaehy.
Thomas J. Reed, esq, =.
Messrs, syekIes Co, ST. Louis, Missouri.
A. Chrsty, esd, "
His exceency A. q. French, governor Of Illinois.
Hon Thomas II. Campbell, auditor
John Moore, treasurer
q Z fv n T. Ts,,.s., Judge supreme court
lyman . rs"aD"'' q g
Mess,s Wadswonh 8 sheldon, New, York ely.
g. Bartlett, esq, No. Front street,
Gen. Robert Patterson, Philadelphia
Gen. Adam Diier +" s....
Jos. l., Chester, esq, "
Col. b. w. Black, PitsbIrg Pa.
Gen Caleb Gushing, Boston, Mass
q. p. Sanger, esq, " I"
Henry Il. Stone, esq, !"
J. d. Pratt n Co. Baltimore, Md
Ap ll--dlm&sw3m
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Law school I'm Lexington, Virginia.

E subscriber Law School In place,
mencing Monday the 2h day Of October next
ung on the 18th day March, 1850 The pupils
two classes The text book used in the junior be Ste
phrns Blackstone LIST VOL stae Evidence, Stephen Plead
and Isl vol Of Greeneas The
embrace fuckers Commentaries, Gecneaf and Ev
dence list vol OF each Stephen Pleading Pleading III
vol OF Chity Pleading HocombcS Introduction Equity
prudence Lube' Equity Pleading Mtfds Pleading hi
ges OF Real Property and Lomas Executors
Arrangements win be made with Philadelphia publisher
nish me above WORKS. e best es and
posing 70 send the sub~cer lectures requested give him
early notice Of their intention and 20 inform him they
70 be supplied with portion through
dinm They win be furnished e students cost The
bers OF the senior class will have the privilege
without additional charge The hours daily
his students viii be 30 arranged by the subscriber enable
member OF either class 10 attend the lectures
Of Washington College should they exndent 10 DO
few win be delivered course on the Jus
diciion and practice o. the Federal Courts.
The fee viii be $50 per session. payable n ssssnss
Lsnsercs, Va, July II, 1919.
July liza
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Fauquier White sulphur springs, Virginia

"
for the reception Of visitors the first OF June Exen
sve improvements are In progress that viii give new aspect
the whole establishment No will be spared In adding
lis ebellsment the comfort and pleasure the
ocular evidence,
OF the Water and lis miraculous effect parc-
ua has been regarded good policy enlarge the
modaon and 20 complete the original design, crafty the
pleasure Situated remarkably healthy region, full
the bold Blue RIDGE and in the vicinity Of the beautiful village q
Wanenion visitors may horseback
proving roads, enjoy the most picturesque seek
Ia the alleys, the pistol gallery the Of billiards,
heatu dance The lovers OF and flowers viii find
awn, gold and silver elk and buffalo,
relieve tedious hour 20 those who interested in the
nature has taken which expanded lib
era could add the comfort and accommodation
The hurdle and the fancy ball.
ade, brilliant will respective
holy ministers Of religion OF denomination, cordial
grudrng invitation gwen 10 spend the The usual c
OF the church respected throughout the
Thee springs ~ miles, according taken, from
Fredericksburg, and 20 50 from Alexandria Tnweek
from both these points iii July, when lines will
al or reach the springs the day
springs known the Post Oce books Wauenion
Springs -; and al letters should be directed they be len
WarrntQn sent the White Sulphur SPRING. in Grcenher
Of board will be follows so for the whole end
October SIS for three monts $50 for months SIS for
go per week. els for weeks 81 day meals
lodging 70 and children under twelve
price No charge children under old When
tables provided for children before the usual hour those
who retain their at the ordinary table win be charged full price
Horses 80 cents day, or $40 a month.
The finest and spirits have been procured and coragc viii
be charged for private supplies.
June 6--dlaw&cpd
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SANDS SARSAPAItILLA,
Tn auns ~ haffles.

EoR the permanent arising from
sa Or KINGS Es Rasa%as Obstinate cu,snsoas Elapons
Rnawoa 3, Tess ssad EsaS Enlalre%en and Pain Of he
Bones and Joints stubborn Ulcers sphds symptoms eiatca
Ascss DoP Exposure or Imprudence in life Also Chronic
this preparation strongly concentrated all medicinal
properties sarsapala, combined eeetua aids,
table kngdom has been fully tested not only by patients
qualified and appreciation public
has established on It's own merits reputation for value and efficacy
paIIa cured,
who have sssd Capable doing suffering
springs life, infases vsor throughout
ANOTHER CURE OF sCRoFULA
The following striking, and will SEEM permanent Of
nveerate case scroaa commends itself all similarly afflicted
sopTHpoRT, Conn, Jan. I, lsis.
Me--rs SANDS Gentlemen sympathy for The addicted induces
TO inform OF the remarkable effected by saapaa
different paris Of the body glands the neck were greatly
ENLARGED and her limbs much swollen Amer suffering over
leg, and below the knee supPuatcd Berphyan advised should
In this situation we heard o. and were o use sands.
palla The hrst bote produced decided and favorable effect
before she boues delight
year he cure I %a e,ed Ss soo SSST
n,s e @ w tnaD % s mated n h "s @ h our Ut
Yours, with respect, JULIUS PIKE
Extract from Mr. ~ W. Harris, gentleman
well known In Louisa county, Va;
sapala, who attacked seroiula
Yours, truly, "N. W. HARRIS.
"FhEpEnicKs HALL, Va, July IL, 1913"
s.sDs almost to direct
attention article well and deseryedy popular
this PREPARATION but patients oen who the
Of saapania induced worthless compounds bearing the
name, but containing Little Of Of this valuable
roots and think confer benefit read
ers than in directing their attention TO the advertisement OF the
Messrs Sands another column The bottle recently
enlarged TO hold quart and those who wish really good aruee
will ind concentrated In this all The medicinal value Of the
The experience q thousands has proved ~ efficacy IN curing the
various diseases r which Il recommended and nj The present.
time than other, perhaps this medicine useful,
Journal
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL by A. ID. SANDS,
Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton street, Of William, New
York
Agents Washington city, D. c. r. 4. Patterson Charles stott
Co.. and Messrs D. w. w. Gilman Sold In Alexandria BY
Cook h Peli, and In Georgetown by r. Il. CsseL
Sold alo by druggists generally throughout the United States
csnada.. Price 81 per bottei sir bottles lof s.
Mar l6-tlsJuly
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THE LADIES, WREATH,
EpITKD BY mrs. 8. T. nARTYN.

9. T MARTYR
Martyr Ety. pubIsAers lf3 Nassau street. Ees York.
MONTHLY MAGAZINE pages, embellishments;
splendid Steel Ens,asng and eoiofed hoefaphs Fower
expressly for he W1eas by the abies artists The
beautiful volume Of more than 400 pages all original articles
DESIGN or THE WREATH
This for appetite engendercd and fed by
entertaining reading leisure hour i object
%"sa TY Circle Us containing PURE
TIAN LITERATURE work which shall ennohIng in
"Iasoas RaS and moral snisn which lie ,s Sandaan
g NJ pISsI liberties Ds s1s ss s nSTf
deavOr smeengr for good both 90 parents and hi
sacred enclosure and impev minds o. all m in
duties and responsibilities which out Of the domestic
As a magazine Literature Ar un,urpa,ssd
edited By Mo $. r me best WI
emneny qualified literary and
soo masasns Mrs Martyr :. sustained By noble ca land Of
OPINIONS OF DISTINGUISHED MEN,
Judge Lewfs Laaeastev, Pa
gives great pleasure patronage Of le
pubic periodical enuted me L.PIs. waIlLan The ability
Of IL general contents entue % he special Iyor o. The moral and
with engravnEs executed in mastery style !. edited BY Mrs
s. r Martyr lady Of hfh Literary IsRSn1n and one ne q the se -
'' ANU "'''' ''''''''s y ''''' ELLIS LEWIS,
Lancaster, Pa
Judge Hays, Lanoasfer, Pa.
.p'ss se "n3 heartily Seo%nssd % ali ~so desire
chcp, periodical The highly
religious the and the excellent
relation the formation and Improvement o. eisrseer-epeeay
female admirable book for families, whilst the
elegance Embellishments and the which up
render an ornament to the eenus table. Ap HAYS,
Governor coohSses Reoommeadaton.
have derived much pleasure from te Pcrussl o. the L.prss
wnsarM," edited by Mrs r. Martyr and Published in uie city
New York. My Of the work has led regard
cmneny calculated pure and IN sound moral
and religious principles in all who shall habtuay read III be
found think will .uppsnns the various periodical and oe
publications tat by their sk senmenta enevate
minds corrupt the hearts Of thousands country
propcnes budding, accomplished
conductor Of the work win have labored IN vain
The highly virnous reading the beautiful style
Embellishments excellence Of 10 typography, with the low
which offered, strongly recommend
y ~ p-'''''N = ''' '"' CARLOS COOLIDGE
Windsor, VT, May II, ls49
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Transyfvsnis University, Medical Department.
THE 2d session will omen on the LIST Monday
IL under the direction OF the following Faculty, viz:
Benjamin W. Dudley, NJ D. Professor Of me fnnepes and Pae
icc of Surgery.
Robert Peter NJ d.. Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
James Bush Of Special and Surgical Anatomy.
Samuel Annan Professor Of Theory and Practice Of Mcd
Eebcrt L. Dudley, d. Professor OfGenera and Pathological
Henry NJ Bui b. Professor Of Maera Medica and Thera-
peutcs. - - -,
eases Of Women and Children.
m M. skilman, NJ. d., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
THE dollars invariably
in advance The Matculaon and Library ticket Eve dollars
The ticket dollars The Graduation Fee twenty
dollars. Boarding and lodging from q % a. week
Dean Of the Faculty.
Lexington, KY, June ~, 1872 -. 81,
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NEW MUSIC.
lust received the old established Music Stationery store
door of 18th street, avenue, following and
popular music, which win be sold third
price, making u only tour per page
Orders for music attended al any moment, price
WIN. FISCHER
Alden, by Dcmp~ter.
wherefore rapidly; csvstn, sung by
N. Bishop, arranged by Bocksa.
Once my heart was light free, adapted Of Rosa Lee
To ne Evening star melody, ny q. verdi.
Home, arranged for the piano, By Boyer.
The Msris VALVES; by N. Hofnef.
strawberry Galiop, BY Chss. Grobe.
La Piccioia, waltz by j. ". Dyer.
serenade March; by j. O. nuchhoven.
Gems fon and Lombard; composed By " beyer
wandered by Brooksidr by j. Hime
ON, were bird = beautiful ballad
In This cid chair my hshcr by Bale.
by r. l.. White. -
Ths Indians prayer; ny WOODBURY..
seen her a he window sung BY the Sable Hsrncniss
IN hang harp q willow tree.
IT'S he lest ross Of summer with vsrsdons BY A. Msine
Tine recket Lsosn, comprising nearly one thousand
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A PPLETON's Railroad and Steamboat Compartment
"A being Guide through the Northcn, Middle, and
Eastern New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia lusa
tedw maps On steel, and Is enrayngs.
The book for Travellers through the United
states embched 2s engraving and accompanied BY large
and map
a large and accurate
Dstnnel Railroad, Steamboat and Telegraph Book Prce
cents, with map fRANCk TAYLOR
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III IsTORICAL Collections OF Virginia, containing
III interesting hcts, traditions, biographical
sketches anecdotes Sc relating it history aud antiquities 10
geographical and statistical descriptions which
appended Descriptive Sketch Of the District Of Co
uInba, 100 engravnss by Henry Howe
History of Virginia. from lbs discovery and settlement
Europeans time, BY Robert Howson volumes fo
sale by FkANCk TAYLOR
Aug 3
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New GoodsTbe subscribers have just received from
lis pieces son finish Irish linens which they wanan, to be
at prices from y \ cent. % The finest est quality
IS DO sheer clear i lawn DO al 50 cents
90 GEM, linen S.% sss,c 90 90 s see, ssS.
10 rich riband trimmed lace cupcs
~ very rich white Grape shawls
100 dozen white open worked cotton hose.
100 do misses and chidren's do, every Kind.
ie new e Pssse snd
Together with many other and desirable articles which the
attention Of The ladies Is respectfully invited. -
engraved Illustrations Of important subjects ny Edward John
cure BY JOEL shew, NJ D. '''''-''
Theory ydropay, intended e, gopga, BY
Augn
NEW BOOKS just received at Taylor & maury'.
" bookstore, near On street
Volume Ifldrehs United staies.
History Of Inc American Bible ESQ. Society, vol. svO'
LyeIls second Visit 70 The United states State a..
Aass ''''' ''''' '''''
JUST received Psrkcrs--Barys Tncopherous,
an's and The American Lusual Curling Fluid The best Farina
Cologne fine French Soaps and choice assortment Of Buffalo Tuck
ing and preserving The complexion and rendering The skin deicsey
Aug ID tGiobc) Asw doors below National Hotel
Cabinet edition " classic Tales. eopr.,ns
Virginia. Travels, Journey
Otranto, &C.
wavery Anecdotes illustrating popular characters and
cden in the novels and OF Sir Walter Lon
don. TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
June 81 booksellers, 9th street
Accordeons and F1ufinas.
UsT RECEIVED statoncrs Hail. superior toned Nc
codeon Persons DESTROYS purchasing excellent and beau
tful instrument for small would do wen TO call before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Also, improved style and $50,
For sale by WM FlsCHER
July g.
NO. David Csppcrncld by Charles Dickens, (Boz.)
domestic Practice Of Hydropahy with - engraved illustrations
BY Edward Johnson, NJ. ID.
July Is Bookstore, Oh street
he Complete containing the Hshs Diseases
the Stable and the Road,
July 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
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oneha LIST Of June, 1850 remainder BY the 18th September
At Fort Brady, Saul Ste. Marie. Michigan.
IS barrels of pork
S bushels q new white beans
aas pounds Of good hard aiow candies
IA bushels Of good clean dry fne salt
One half on The Isl June 1850 by 18Th September 1850
At Fort Trumbuu. Ne,o London, Connecticut
rs barrel. Of fresh .uperhne aour
S. bushels Of new white field beans
9s pound. q good hard hard s slo e. candles aa
aso gallons Of GOOD cider vinegar
At Fort adams, Newport, Rhode Island.
g sal. barrels q S .uperane aeur
215 bushels Of white field beans
issS pounds pound. g GOD hard hard; ia ~ s candles
l,ioo gallons Of good cider vinegar
At Fort Constitution, Portsmouth, Nev Hampshire.
is barrels q Of S irsah superhne nour
pound: Of Of GOOD good hard hard , sp
"a 4 bushels bu,. e good clean dry a.e salt
at Fort Prebte, Portland, Maine.
S Sa.Se. q " ns~ wSiis asd nS Sean.
aas pounds Of good hard talow candles
40 ssss 5000 ssf e sssn v fs aas salt
1t Fon Sulipdn, Passport, Maine.
Iai barrel. Of fresh superhne -four
$40 pounds OF good hard soap
s sssn . ss s s.. adj
9o gallons Of good cider vinegar.
and ne total IN. md Of h'
The peod and quantities Of each delivery those where
ss,inss m M LIST
weigh NOT les. man two hundred poanS s1e'ssas the
:nS Be % ss % sf % .ns s s
ny e.sses with . same aiuce in Pesss o.seedns eight
When n. packing Ia: been completed The
.s,sd .sd packed The po contained hear
soap and candles iue for
only be received by Of rrto quart.
one wcks The provisions
sson .ns .s %t %S a & And %. s Po
ssss. must pas s. rs p u. ID June s s: T. @
will be authorized 70 purchase % supply these posts The
expense. paid BY Contractors until they are deposited
sa Tss may Be d.S s % s Of ns depart
OF dminisns the quantities. Of dispensing with all articles
asssiss reducing su.naas. delivery
Bddes no, heretofore eoDe,or are required 70 accompany
their proposal. with evidence % lsI ability together win s
ac attorney or BY some person wen Known 70 the government
y; ~. .S NJ s.s:;
public money point. delivery,
option o. rhe Treasury Department y "' - "'
No da h Office win be accepted paid under any
Zach PROPOSE. viii be sealed in separate envelope and marse
Proposals 0' furnishing army 'u0'i''en GEO cRsoN
NsrHEdor. wiz not be paid for inserting in their papers hi.
"a % ssS.isssnoe. ''' ' " JSy iseSa~sisdh Sept
0UR stock q Reduced Prioes.-we respectfully notify
os a sna "e % ~ We nave e
much possible for assortment We have determined
much below value To Be 1 a, ruth Of our
tom win only be necessary TO give call We name,
A nch assortment Of plain black silks
Plain coiored and striped do
Plaid and striped washed silks, very cheap
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WILLIAM r. BayIy,

william r. BayIy, y.
Importer and dealer IN an ers ags ,is,1ney
TIME subrcr aevo,. himself exclusively 10 the stationery bns
ness Il. branches, and prepared 20 uhish All nas
Cap, letter, ledger, wrapping, nous an" 'as' P"P0 anu ~
vclopes
Cutlery, steel pens quilts
Ink, inkstands, portfoiios -
receiving constantly additions TO his stock by the Eng
In will sell nj the lowest prices.
Letter and cap paper At 81 rs per ream
June 1o-dH WILLIAM r. shfbf.
MEXICAN Consfstusicns.-The Constitutions Of the thirty
United States, corrected down 10 1873 also, the
CONSTITUTION United sacs the Articles OF Confederation
Of Independence &C. Complete In one volume Price
Aug as FANcK TAYLOR,
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UTUATMAy.s Drn,ying Paper

IIrHATMAN's Drawing Paper.-W. FISCHER, importer
parchments, Rodgens euue
~ direct from the manufacturer, ars
supply paper, made expressly
der the following sizes all Of which constantly for whole
q retail stanoners' Hall.
Cap sze by inches Deny, Is by 20 inches medium,
by p inches royal 10 BY "a inches supeucal 10 BY "a inches
Imperial elephant % BY % inches Columbia, -
BY eiephani "a BY 20 inches aniquaan By
inches. July -
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hs recket L~csn comprising nearly one thousand
non he ben sushon selected ~ TIc price
css.. r~sdsH fRANcK TAYLOR.
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rUTrARs.-wILI.IAM FISCHER has hand great ysnet
plain and ornamental guitars with patent screws square am
with without prices from hve 10 any aeas
Also constantly hand pianos from the most celebrated manu-
cluer vons flutes from 10 eight keys clanonet, hroe'
nccodeons and utnas, with the most improved instructor
boob Tor each instrument
July 20
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NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR q MAURYs, near Ninth
IN street F..
Rowland Cashe by Lever, I'd part
IIldreth,s History OF the United stafcs vol
soufhcy's Common place Book, Harpcrs edition, No
Edmond Dantcs, Sequel 10 Count Of Monte Christie
European Lile and Manners, by Henry Colman
oreyt novel; Mssdelen and marcie or The Rsetou
Guest
July
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The containing the Habits Diseases
and Management Horse, in the Stable and on the Road
July 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
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NO. David Csppcrneld by Charles Dickens, (Boz.)
domestic Practice o. Hydropaihy with Is engraved iusuaiion
This day received Tor sale at TAYLOR MAURy's
July Is Bookstore, near Oh street.
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a plailsb,rg Ba,rdsIs, Plaltsbwg, Nsv York.

M FfuxfS0uHB Ouff0SA0s ItUIISOVTks NtW IUTE. -
Is barrels Of pork
l25 barrels OF ffesh supcrfne -four
bushels Of white held beans
go pounds Of good hard SOAP
Us pounds Of good hard taIow candles
IA bsshes Of good clean dry iine ali
xo gallons Of good cider vinegar
1T Sdokeffs HQf6OT, NeU York.
l7s barrels Of pork
$50 barrels Of hesh superhns flour
Ito bsshcis new white field beans
LISA pounds o good hard soap
$50 pounds Of good hard taliow candles
~ bushels Of rood clean dry salt
$40 gallons of good cider vinegar.
One hall on la so In all October 1885,
AtFor Ontarso, Osgsgo, Ne0 York