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Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-11
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act, saall be eAsisseI To- e4assrsae 81. g f1islisd
mana Paee4 aEsersqu lrtenasaba baiE .ssdiis
on which she hsstnade Eimp4sgsn MS i: 2Fo..
yidsd. however, that whege any PAT @. .thel
nnrroyement. of two or tlIee settlers or oc-
cupants On the SAND quafter- quarter sst..loi, s
the sasneshaHb be entered ia tsseir font names
and. their rights shall heprop6r 6rtiaaaas 5oselei
extent and saiAeOf thsir ipp1ofenenss. tlsfeea fea
z Approved IaS assda March 9 1855. ~ asisse4eS
I Fatsssl s15 assa ..-aEzsis sssaa saz-s.fsrssl
- =. md 80 ezEPublie No 52l1oss tsssEsg 81.
AN ACT to- amend tne.saet zappreYeb the,
twenty siyth Of August, g 4tssn hslnSifsd Sd
dstY-two fentitled ..An.act 70 Teduce ails
define the bodh4afies 81 the i1ihtafy re-
serve at st. Peter D Fiyef In me ftpsrf fRofs
OF fREnnsseah, = = and for eolher purposes b
Be it enacted by the Ss,aets. a'al guss 81,
Representative ofthe United State. d amer
ica In Congress assembled, I. lat tie act ap--
proved Of Adys el ts1'I n 'EIl1i
'dredand fftg two; s.to orsdase and define gthe4
boundaries ofths nsh.ary y neserNe asSstT Pei
ters rlyere IN tae n Tsrritosy sol,, l anssGta,
shall be and the same is here !, amended 50
that the lands authorized 10 BE Sold at pu5-:'
lie sale by that act, shall be sutisct 10 the
Operations of the laivsiregalating the sale and
disposition ofs the opat tlaco, lands; Provided,
however. That where, any OF said lands ere
claimed by pre-emptlon, unier settlement
and cultivat loa made prloffo tie passage o.
this act,proof and pay me ut shaifbe made With.
in three months alter ats PASSAGE and where
|anyzof the said lands come Withln:th pro-.
visions Of the act OF the twenty-third Of May
eig idcen hunjsed and forty-iour. for the re-
lief Of the citizens Of towns upon the lands
Oh the UntedsS States uaFierceraala ercumssan-.
ces, such proaf, and Eaynea. shall also Rs
made, within three monlls alter the passage
|of this act. and In either case if the entries
are not made within that time, the clam
shall be forfeited !; Provided, ffufthef, That
where tweso more persons settled upon
the same. legal subdivision, they shall Be per-
nitted to en;er it jointly the rlgllst Of each
be in proportion to the extelt Of his improve
ments, ssfS IA ,.fesfl fase5l sstsstl
y Sec. 2afAnd be it further enac,ed,ssTlias
the Rev. .eEa G.Gear shall be and he is,hcre-
! by authorized to enter lots nulnher. one and
two .and the west half OF the northeast quar-
ten Of section four, tn township twents -eigs.t
north, OF range twenty -four west, ofstEa fouft
Iprncipal aaeridi ian, IN the Minneapolis dis.
rict, at one dollar and tweniy-fiYe cea.s. pee
acre. S3 s .,-s, 49,
Approved March 9, 1855. fa'8 t2sa
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Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-11

An e AMEaIc AMEaIc1s SESfIa n Eissr En-. Fr.4s1eofee
Washing 6a isa5 Zsfze iososIi sIs A,aefIeat
us supedaaaeca. ys.inos oslIy.ae opulrns aaa
fes{f esakls stzaagsy, tpsrsts opprs So. aad
ei al lions and ol al gel giops,
whom ne shall welcome to a pariiclpaiion'
Is al rigais md pfivilss sss = asss $
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-11
BY sEAsTIN. s. ADAMS,
pAyIp J. yoHNsoS. !. :, las. n. LYLE.
HNSOE & sLYLE,z 49,

LEAvExwoRrH Cry, K F. =. = :. >
UAvING pc, manently located in The City OF
L J. Leayenwor,h, and ociated tha ms Ewes to-
getner in the -p.actice of their profession vii;
give prompt attentioat to all business entrusted
OFFICE-second door west of Lhe Leaven-
yYor.h house on Delaware Street, where one OF
th.m may at all times be found. .zsfsa-E -
n. B-Special attention giysn to The obtain
m.nt OF bounty LAID. ;; 49, - aPslIb 'as<
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-11

- See here Esipes, uudesstaad yoa
have = superiorwsy Of 0ring hams. I Should
ike 10 learn It. .Heli yes--I know .veiY
vel Tow 10 cure hams kus The tr.sEls jus
dew q te fs<-suss sserH. " -
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-11

BT A gentleman in Kelooshoe, Arka ;
.sas was married to young woman, aad
alter four months connubiai felicity wa
presented with black baby. He called
on his lawyer, relatedthe circumstance and
asked his advice. -. szas es..,,
al right, said tie man Of law; t.let me
have the papers, and Soh shall hare q
divorce instanter.' -
ss..0h, hang d;sosce. ;" relied the gea.
tleman.sI 4 only want % know If can seil
The cussed nigger!.' ..,~
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-11
WIzLIAHE G. MATTHIAS,
IGUN 81. WHTE,

JOHN N. WHITE,
ATTORNEY AND couHsELLoR AT LAW,
~ -. Lesrenworth, 4. 7.
Omss corner Cherokee and foui tn streets.
IAN GO 1S55.-3m. ..,t.- s.s.,=s
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
SHIPWRECK ON THE PRAIRIES /!
$50 Passengers i'm Peril!

Advices were received late Saturday
evening. 10 the effect that the train
which left for Spring field esly last week
on bUard of which were the Speaker o.
the House, the me mbers o! the Legisla
ture from this comfy. and almost quo
rum of other members, together with I'm!
Lord Coke'-the Clerks OF the two Hou
ses. &c, &C., were in iminent peril.
About DO passengers from Wilmington
II appears the train came TO snow drift,
abou, ID feet IN depth, The Locomo
tive being nearly out of water. the en-
gineer and conductor proceeded 20 The
next station 10 get a supply, when on ar.
irving the tank was found TO be frozen
: so tina the engine could not return, anC
the passengers. 2S0 Ia number, were leii
to pass the night. Being out of fuel
the hrst onslaught was made upon the
emigramt cars, the seats of which answer
ed the purpose. Next the wants OF the
inner man claimed attention, and an A.
tack was made upon the express car
which very soon fell into the hands Of
the yictorS. yielding substantial share
OF sPoils in the shape of oysters co route
for he cuisine OF his Excelsncy Govern
or MaItcson.
When morning broke. the party found
themselves alone upon the deep. bat SPY
ing house some four miles distant, ala
abie-bodied corps Of soppers aud miners
were desps iched Tor little aid and Com
fort.
The house proved to be the residence
of a worthy farmer. who forthwith load
ed his teams With fuel and provsndsr aud
took off the women ana children A
couple OF gentlemen took couveyance
TO Morris. 20 miles distant. whore ,acy
struck the Rock Island train-some less
others stared on foot for Pontiac ten
miles distsn.-but greater share fe.
NAMED az the scene o. disaster
When last heard from tie speaker OF
the house. axe ia band. was mesilag
over wood piIe-the t4airmau RI Baas
and interpretations, had unarE ccusiasgs-
ton snow bank IS iert deep sua -
miles in e1tsn'--cissrly bank of de
posis." The committee en intsrns 80
Provemeu' were despatched after niaee-
pies and sandwiches. while lae o83s
my Lord Coke IN the chair. bad -
solved itself INTO committee o ae
Whole on the state Of TIE coansr
Mr.. Farnham on leaning &C ne W
cumstsnc@s spatched locamosi lrala
Joliet with provisions 10 fhe sfsin 6t
we do not learn whether 81 reached sf
or not Chicago JoareaE
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
f-stll.

Cupid intends to carry on big bust
NESS n 1t wednesday. and that he may
operate more elfec,uaIly. his general. s..
Valentine, has sent to his armory a. Dr..
Lemons store, the largest variety OF
comic and sentimental implements ever
brought to Plymouth, and ringing in
price from 2 cts 10 81 This IL 10 give
notice that ali persona in Cupid's army
are 10 call at said Dr. Lemons, select,
pay for. and take away all Valentines
th~y require.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
TIL E 3 A N n Err

The delay this week, was caused by
our paper not coming to hand at the time
appointed, we have now a good supply.
In consequence Of the change of publish
business with the osice must De addressed
TO w, Marriott, who will transact all
business. Mr.. Wickiz-r has left his &C
accounts with ". NJ. and he will settle
his business.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

10y virtue fan execution 10 me directed
ID cut Of the G erk's Office of the Mar hall
Common Pleas court have levied upon, and
shall expose to sale on Saturday the 3Yd day
of February, 1855. betNeen the hours Of ten
o'clock in the foFeDoon and four o'clock in
the afternoon, at the Court House door in
Plymouth, Indiana. the rents and profits for
seven years Of the undivided half Of The Steam
Saw Mill. situated east Of Water street. cppo-
site the east end Of Washington enect, IN Ply
mouth, Marshall County, Indi>1e, and about
two acres ofland belonging 70 sad mill as the
property of the defendant; SAID land is bound
ed east by Yellow River, north by Yellow Riv
er and part Of the town Of Plymouth, west
by Water Street. and south by east Plymouth.
lf<he rents and profits for seven years fsil
10 sell for sum sufficient to satisfy said exc
cutiou, interests and costs, 1 viii then and
there proceed to sell the fee simple hueto sid
real estate, or so much as y uecesseryfo sat-
Tsken as the property Il Joseph Westervslt
Il The suit Of Jooeph Due6.
- II. ~ oNreoN. sAsrif.
Ter W.G r6sWpn- D.
San D 4oe5. - = u
. '.s.s So -. = esiti
.y ksk & .s,I
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

EN- pursuance of an order Of the Marshall
& Common Pleas Court, viii offer to sell
at private sale, Lot No y, in Plymouth. Ind
with improvements thereon: belonging tothe
estate of Wesley Helangee, deceased.
TERMS
One third cash down, and the balance on a
CT. dit scared by notes on interest and mort
gage, waving appraiSement laws,&c, On said
lot there is good dwelling house, well, and
good fences, &c.
Enquire OF the undersigned, or c. II. Reeve,
Alto ney. +. S. ELLIOTT, Admr
Plym nth, Jan. "a, 1855. 45t4
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
Coming 10 Life again.

FIER long and tedious delay IN business
n beeause Of building sc.
The subscriber proposes hencc'orih To supply
ne public with variety of Cabinet Ware
Having smi l0yed competent workmen he is pre- :
pared 10 f.l all orders IN any variety Of work
NOT on hand. Collins on lard IT made lie or
der of any qpaliiv n short notice end at rea-
sona'le prices--Shop y. ware room in The nc y
huil ing next docr south Of Miichsls Fonndl y
0n he south .dc offhe liver. L. A JosErH.
Plynoufh jan. ., n 1865. 44if
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
Guardians Sale of Land,

DUHSUAET an order OF the Marshall Com
4 mon Pleas Court, l offer or sac the farm
of Georse Fall Gan insane pe,son) lying on
the Bur oak Flats, in Marshall County. Ind.
containing two hun red and fort, acres OF
land. and described as follows. 10 wit: The
south east quarter of section thirty two, and
the east h II ofih south east quarter Of sec
ton thirty, all in township thirty three nOTih
Of range one east.
This is one OF the finest tracts Of land now
for sale. there being n large Improvement
ana NlI e. sold al private sale, Ter
haeaee 0u credit
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
Communicate.


The worll il full Of people vino are too
indoIen, and superficial to devote The
thought apd study necessary TO acquire d
thorough knowledge Of any branen oil
educa ton. but Who are quite willing and
cs.irous OF ranking among the talented
and we'll informed, If they can acquire
that position without any grea, e1euion
on their part. Such people are always
the first 10 advocate and adopt-,he New
and Easy Systems" that are so rapidly
springing up. and Though they have on
iya mushroom existence, they live long
enough 20 find few adherents and ad.o-
ca,es in the above named class Of people.
Those persons will aol learn that tho ga
sisst way 10 not always she bsss: thss the
study. thought end siseiP!ins nscessarY
for the mastery of ~sasy branches OF An
scucasiuu. are oi,sn far more b.ne hciai
thzn the mere requirement Itself
If such persons wish 10 learn to sing
ttsSt 49, 'H'@ataDi} "a. " shO o4'1to HOtcc
-si-Psy because they are told tina, lhey
can learn The science IN one hail OF The
when they have finished ll,eir course Of
instruction paid their snon-y snd spen,
keir sime. hey discover, 10 iheir gFeas
modification. slas they know nothing a
oil aoouI music a. sc.cace; they can
neither compose nor arrange slth accura
cy, the simplest melody. az matter how
great their natural teleai, " His these
who study the round note system. which,
to understand. requires close and ccnun-
ued application. find themselves qualities
to arrange the most difficult music with
care and correctness, and more, they Can
read the buckwseat notes with tbs same
ease, aud iar more correctness than lb0ss
who have learned only square noles.
Any person who has ever received a
common school education, knows that 81
sehra, the most Intricate Of any branch
OF mathematics. is never stuffed Tor ia
practical results. bui Cor The strength, The
discipline il gives the m;nd 20 study aad
master its otsIruse principles and theories.
II gives depth and correctness 10 the feQs-
oning powers. and IFS he maud tsr So
we're and long -coatinusd ezefiion. Just =
il is with the science of language. s
be hard, difscu.t. and Il io al4derslans IS
thoroughly requires he exercise e. s
discretion. memory Jug ana
tience, the study necess try f9r tae
offs difficulties. vii enlarge aac .f
en- those faculties ans Is ihe mise
ioltier efforts in different depafiua
science. and in short nrake saef
were intended i0s; taiassss
Is onlv reasonehls T. CONES aa
our san9Esgs any, less
the more sifsminaie
lent would is pezsess
The article tia.
Of Jan. Is. under ic
not Improvement.
handled 81 E
doubtless orisles
and scientific
peciaily tai
relics.
The pufa
hsnsiTe
which
suc< d
learn 80
shau 81
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

Several PromlsSory Notes given
to me as the payee, and a
ten dollar Gold piece, with white PIT on the
face oft, were stolen from my house recent.
ly. at my residence near Knotts mills. All
persons are notified not to purchase any Of said
notes, and liberal reward will be given tol
information such as TO detect the thief. The
coin will be readily noticed. JaoNAs FULMER.
Dec, 10, 1854, 1913
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

OF Hiram A. Talbot, took the oath
Of office on the 25th ul,.. but Auditor
Dunn, refused to surrender until after
the committee, appointed BY the L-sis
lature, have examined the books OF the
office.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
NEWTON II. PACKARD

Announces to the public that he will continue
business al the oil stand of p. & F., where
a full " we'll selected stock OF groceries &c,
can be had cheap for the dimes. He invites
public Patronage. See Ne1o Advertisement
next week. n. Z. PACKARD.
Dee. 2S, 1854. 4lt3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

G-On our first page We give extracts
from Pr, sident Pierce's River and Har-
Dor message.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

C-The land Oiiicr ct Jrtfers 'nvi'ie.
Vircennes. aud Winnamsc. in this State
sre discon tinued.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

OT-John Slidell. DeAocrst is U. S
Senator for Louisiana.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

CTGpv. Seward has been nominated
by the Wings OF y. Y. for u. S. Senator.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
E.sfrav He;fer.

TAKEN Up by Willis Jones, Of Bourbon
goRaship. Marshall County, Indiana,
ou tae IA LAY OF Decembef, 1881. one red
htlfer. 0ae year old last spring or summer.
No matks 81. bands psfceiFatle. Appraised
at Z dollars and Is cents 81 Anderson Lynch
nd Franklia Chandler, before Justice J. Nc
WAarter
Attest RICHARD coRBALEy, Clerk.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
@GsGD&D>

u ME undersig ned cff-rs for sale on terms of
4 easy payment, the North half Of Lot No.
ten. [ i01 IN plymouth, with dwelling house and
Improvements, bargain 7. fcrcd. Apply TO
the owner ANSON SAlNABARGER.
Plymouth, Jan. l. 1856, 42mj
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

that the complainant in the
t.ed cause, this day filled in my
omp amt for vorce IN this behalf;
l6davit Of diSnteFested person, BY
appears, that said defendant Is q NON
nf Of the State Of indiana.
said defendant, Seneca Primley, ID
f,r,s hereby notified of the filing and PEN
,sey Of said petition, and that unless he ~.
6esf aud MEAD. answer, or demuz the1et4 q
- hefore the calling of said cs>1g4 = 20 nsx
Term ol the Marshall Circuit o
en- Il the court house in
county. on the third Mgnday1
the same viii be heard ent
absence Aftesf klc&0{X
Nv. G.. PoxEsox, lt>D- -. 6
! January 4ih. 1855
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
u TERMS TIE FOR CLUBS.

CluOS OIL %,
The money in all cases to accompany the ap.
plication for certificates.
Ladies' Forming Clubs.
Will be entitled to The same terms as above
with the extra indu ement of set OF BOU-
DOR FURNITURE. with Rich Colored India
Hangings fine Ind a Lace Curtains and CIV cry
thing of the most Splendid Description to the
Ladies' Club who will send the largest remit
lance for Certificates.
POSTMASTERS are authorized TO act as
agents, and the postmaster renting the lar
gest amount for shares viii receive q Hand
some Cold Watch and Chin, valued at Two
hundred dollars. The money must accompa-
ny the application (by letter, post paid.) in
all cases, and Certificate, with the Engra-
wing, will be forwarded free of charge By re-
turn mail.
Correspondents are requested to write their
address, with the county, Town, Post Ohcc
and State, plainly, in order to AVOID mistakes.
All letters answt red by return mail.
Catalogues Of all the Gifts, W tn vaue and
explanation, can be obtained on application
, to the Secretary, to whom all letters for Ger.
tifcstes, &C., must be addressed.
ALFRED JoURDIAN, Secretary.
Washington, d. C.
E ssss!Is ~ sS$ ;;,s..nou DA.sss...
r. w. BAUER. Treasurer.
aims.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
GU 0a MS o. aRw.

Accumulated 10y the Society during the past
ye ar, would respect ully call the attention OF
its patrons to the fact hat, being about ID re-
move to the bull iinrs IL course Of erection To-.
the society in the ci = af Washington, they
will ada TO the REAL ESTATE and other
Landed Properly belonging 70 the Society, 70
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
TENTH GRAND GIFT DISTRIBUTION
OFTHE
Cart Union Goriein.
100000 GIFTS
VALUED AT,
Three Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Certificates For This Year, One Dollar.

The meml ers ofthe ART UNION SOCIETY,
on the occasion Of this the tenth Dis nbution
of the
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08


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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
B. BROOKE,


II n L r. DIR E s s. E R
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

oampIaint for Divoree.

cut Court Feb. Term,
a. d. 1858.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08


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f..rfoe5. ar too much Ia
,t ,s...,t h.. ,lieestc8 bef,,re
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49,. IL Mt f,soh.srs
Il.-J-.the G;ddiress. Nervosls,.esr.
..,t uaerflurn. Tlstnlencv anl Ccs-
$3.50. ,.,.,e' =, ,,.,.,,.r,,. ~ ID, s,,et,-
r,-s-a-si. Fli.ir. ,ater, in CONNECTION
~ nj Pnroati,e pills. in cases
NJ, ca,,s.i,ereS. q, with the
rsii- -, a.. Ct, ,b- Jivrr
- Iii he fond The most e,s;scfnal
,.a, en,,,loved Price. I'm pi,t hottest
!.
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~ nc 's''O0~S
,a,i;eily ,,,rea ~ t,ins Dr. MtC,nsck,s
9l.,-,,,,s,;l N;x,,,e - dcSes az a teasDoonful
: -. ,;-rss = da, We have seen the worst
'-- -I:l.-S = o, h,,,rs F. e,,er,al use
49,. nav. never known so n, verfnl and p.netra-
( ~, -, Iii ,,inn as DIM CEntocks aheun-
49,; ;,,;r.a,t Fo- SxveIled limbs bruises In
erna ais cra,nDs. chiIbia;rs stiff ioiuts tooth
acbe and o,bcr nainfnl complaints. where ws
~. seen Il ,r;,.. il acts with magical effects
/ T,base remedies are sold a. so cents ptr bot
lie
! Dr. NcCEntoeL,s Vegetable Purgctire Pills
for The relief of ccstvsneSs, and al iis painful
,es,l,s srcb as Headache. Dizziness, Sex StoIr-
acb. pms. and ali the SYMPTOMS enumerated
! under the ..Dvsrep,ic Elixir Ia all cases
/ wbere nurpa,ion Is needed. these Pills ale tho
most SAT-. and mild. bu, Efficient ca.i.arnc ever
compounded, Price, per box, % cents.
! Dr. Nc Chm toeks Antibilious Pills forliver
complaints. with symptoms such as gel wpess
! of the ewes and skin, Dizziness, Headache.
nam in the RICH, side. disordered Stomach or
/ Bowels, deficient action OF the Kidneys. ETC.
These Pills. if taken in the incipiens stages of
Bilious and Yellow. or other Fevers. will gen
orally ward Of the attack. Price per bcx. Csc.
! DR. McChntoeks Anodyne Mixture tor pro-
d.cine instant relief from pain.-No person
need suffer from Tooth ache, Head ache. Men
ralgia or Rheumatic Pains, Cholic, Chilblains.
Pleurisy or Stitches in the side, Pain in the Baek
/ Side Limbs Bowels, Bladder, OF in any iar.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-02-03
OHIO CULTIVAT0R FOR 1856.
A REMEDY F0R "HARD TINES"

The Eleventh Volume of the Ohio Cultir0tor,
will mmence Jan. LIST, 1855. The editors are
resolved to spare no pains to maintain the reputa-
ton and usefulness of the paper; and with the
benefit of ten years experience, and much travel
among the farmers of the West, they believe that
they can make the Cultivator for the coming year
of moro value to its readers than ever before, and
better adapted for the soil and climate, and pro-
d~uctions Of the region for which it is designed,
than any other paper of the kind.
AS A REMEDY FOR "HARD TIMES"
The Ohio Cultivator will aim to impart knowledge
of improved methods of cultivation, how to avoid
losses by drouth, injurious insects, &C., the most
profitable kinds of crops, best breeds of stock,
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