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THE MAILS.

PROPOSALS Coz ls
day Of Anan le65p 10 the lot Jay, Se
q cALifokNA and IL ihe Territory Of AshiNGroN, win
received az the Contract Once
eisy OF ahingon, until the 5th day
b. decided BY the isth day May s5 he
lines Lersln ueuf6aA 10
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DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washingon January 10, 1885
Information has been received at this department from Horao
sprsgue United States Gibraltar of the DEATH
that place, of John Faon, citizen United
At Odd Fellows Hall,
Thn,siay, Friday, and Saturday JanuaTy 49, 49,
GPEAT HISTORICAL PAINTINGS OF THE AssYRIAN EN-
PIRE,
With historical lecture the rise, glory decline and fall Of
ANCIENT BABYLON.
Beautifully illustrated by series of ns paintings each covering l2
feet of
Exhibited twelve successive nights city Baltimore
able citizens. The press IN its favor.
Admission, IS cents; children, l24 cents.
For further particulars haBdbhls.
Jan ISL
TlE GREAT MARBLE STATUE
THE DYING GLADIATOR,
On rAtbion al Morison BiLing Ak street
srsnue, daily from 9, na to 10, p.
ADMlrTAsos, 2j CENTS
JOHN s. HoLLiNGsHEAD,
Jan io-du Agent.
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TWENTY DemJohns Superior va nys sWr1sss
Il best the District, or said @ MVehA'
Ice
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DEArH.--Wam holland, esq, for several years Com
missioner Of Public Buildings Washington died at Aide
Loudoun county, Virginia the 5h instant in the Soth
year of his age
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DARGAISS fer the Hoidays--wshing 10 mnss a chsnge
will comnsses thas dag Gloss
ru s,cck AZ very Prices wanting
laws viii do o select .hsm II off,
Eph iaoes, rbsnds, flowers
Dress head dre~sss gloves, uinaminx~
Together io az mention
which sold chcap. A. TATE,
pee i9-eoa 34 Penn av., ard lIth
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PErRIFIED BopEs.-SHGULAR DlscoyERIEs.-The Dayton
Empire OF Saturday evening gives the particulars of sew
era bodies having been found in state of perfcaton in
old graveyard on the farm Of George r. 10y, three
miles from Germantown The Empire says the body OF
Mrs 10y to be removed and her grave opened for
that purpose She had been buried tweny-four years,
The coffin was perfect but heavy that il required
six lift il out The shroud ana, indeed all the
covering which upon the body at the time OF inter-
ment years ago had disappeared not yes
ge Of them remained The body perfect except the
right leg from the knee to the ankleon where the flesh
seemed to have wasted away and lay at the bottom Of the
coffin in substance resembling ashes mixed with sand
With this exception of decay the body and limbs exhib
tied the perecnes of exterior they did when life and
animation in the body. II stone Of drab color,
with the smile her face which it when she gave
up mortality.
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CARD-our patrons and public general, moes 70
n specfuy informed that have this day, The n nss
additional Nv Music Depot ~ s
Eleventh and ssrs~ ~srfs us
description ee snna o'
the reasonable terms.
A cali respectfully solicited hiLbOs ~
Dec lQ-eoM
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REFUsAE 10 DIsBASD.-col BENZ r Butler, Of Lowell, il
Is said intends dsobey the order Of the governor Of
Massachusetts for disbandng the Irish companies called
In his regiment expecting courimartia and then, some
how bring the question Of the eonstuonaliy Of the
governors proceedings before the supreme court
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At Odd Fellows Hall,

Exhibited of Baltimore
Attended by
able citizens. The press Ia its favor!
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4 RAILROAD wANTED--Ten thousand bales Of cotton Ii
in the warehouses in Euaua, Alabama, which cannot
got to market for want of boatable river.
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DEArH.--The Savannah Georgian notices ut length th
death of Captain Samuel Philbrick, old and highly
spected citizen of that city. He native Of Ne'
Hampshire
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A SENTENCE KxrksDsp AT THR REQUEST or rHE con-
ycrThe Boston Traveller gives account Of poor fell
low taken up vagrant lie gave pitifu story Of the
dispersion Of his family while he in jail and that hav
ing sought them in vain he had been tempted to drink
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Admission, IS cents children, l21 cents
For further particulars see laBdbhls.
Jan ISL
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"Do GOOD BY srEALTH"-The Philadelphia Inquirer ac-
knowledges the receipt of $500 from unknown cor
respondent who requests to be distributed for the benefit
of the poor 1t dropped into the leterbox of that pa
per last evening by the generous donor
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He asked be placed where he could not get rum and
where he should be obliged work till spring The court
suggested two months in the house Of correction; the
prisoner thought THAI about three would be better and
The court aeecded TO bis request
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tsis,led.)


The undersigned, residing at State Of - undertake
the foregoing bid for carrying mail No
accepted BY the Postmaster General the bidder shall prior to the
LIST july 1885,
required obligation perform the proposed with good
! sufficient sureties.
This do with full knowledge the obligations liabilities
assumed by under the 9th section OF thu OF Congress
Of July =, 1885
Dated i
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VERY rRoBABLEA New York letter the Boston Jour
nal intmates that the Rhine whose bank the over
issued Schuyler IL lu1uriatng is very far from New
York
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Nor Much LAKE HARD uaEsr-A gentleman living on
Harrison square, Boston, and doing business on India
wharf presented the 10th instant with five hundred
dollars by the men in his employ, token of their e
TEEN and regard for him.
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The undersigned, postmaster OF State Of ceihes,
oco thar he acquainted with the above
and knows them 70 be OF property aud able make
good their guarantee
Dated
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TnE Expire STATE-The valuation Of the real and per-
sonal estate in the State of New York for the year 1864 Is
Sl364 l5i625 Of which $o9l 5l4o33 is real estate and
S27263s ITO personal estate OF the whole amount $780,
5l62l2 Of real estate and Sl3 1888 of personal tota
S462 237 $500 is placed the credit Of New York city
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THE GROWING WHEAT cRor.--The Rockville maryland
Journal of the 18th ave have the wheat
in this montgomery county look well at this
it now does The warm and wet weather has acted upon
il most favorably.n
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GOVERNORS PAy.It will be by the proceedings
of the house Of for Tuesday, says the Raleigh
C) Star Of the 4th instant that resolution passed that
body allowing Gov. Wnsow $3.50 for his services as gov
ernor of the State for 25 days.
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LIFE BOATs

The following correspondence viii be read with interest
it relates to subject connected with the preservation Of
life which is engaging much public attention;
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VIRGINIA oYsrERs.-The Norfolk Argus says: One hum
dred and fifty boxes each containing fifteen gallonsn the
aggregate 1880 gallons of fresh oystersdestned for Lake
Erie shipped by every steamer from Norfolk for New
York
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The ONO RTER-A despatch from Pit,sburg says;
There feet nine inches of water in the chan
mel Of the river Steamboats, plenty Freghts TO Gin
cnnati 20 30 cents; TO Louisville 35 cents, and TO 81
Louis SO cents
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CAPT WEST, on THE ArLAsTic--A handsome piece Of
plate with appropriate inscription has been presented
TO Captain West OF the steamship Atlantic by the passen-
gers who crossed the with him during exceeding
y tempestuous voyage in September last The par
ties contributed $500 be distributed among the crew
ARREST or A RAILROAD eospucroR-~James Green a
conductor on the New Haven freight train been
ed and held to bail In the Of $4,000 on charge of
mansaughter IN causing the death Of persons the
Harlem railroad in November last through negligence
his part
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ELorEaENT.The wife of respectable and wealthy
chant of New York recently eoped with southerner She
left letter behind intended to make the impression that
she had committed suicide
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SHIP cAsAL-The senate Of North Carolina has passe
bill making appropriation for the construction of
ship canal connect the Of Albemare and Curr
tuck Sounds with Chesapeake Bay
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Form proposal waere change advertisement
plated BY the bidser.
Ii 1, of .-, county of -----, State Of
propose the mails from August J. 1885, July 1853,
I route No , from To agreeably To the adver-
General dated 10, 1885,
tho following mode OF conveyance, via
for the annua, Of
dollars.
This made full knowledge Of the distance
weight carried all particulars
the service and also full
Of the instructions and requirements attached the advertise
4
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The CASE or Dr. BEALEGov Biger (says the Pennsyva-
nian was greatly mporuned pardon DR. Beale just be-
fore he retired from Office Tuesday but he steadily
fused to exercise such authority 1t presumed he did
not WISH at the very close Of his executive position to
terere with the prerogative of Gov. Pollock whom the
application WILL doubt be renewed-wh what success
remains 10 be seen
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ENGLAND AND run SLAVE TRADE IN lTl2-A clause II
the treaty at Utrecht in l7l2 stipulated that England
should have the sole right of carrying slaves from Africa Il
the West Indies for space Of thirty years Great for
public treaty, surel
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-22
NEW GOORS!!

FEHE subscriber is receiving from New York
L large and well selected assortment of Goods Of
sUgy description, which will be sold very cheap Tor
cash, &c. Dry Goods of all kinds consisting tf
Broad Cloths, Casimeres, Nestings, Silk ScaIfs,
Prints, Lawns, Berages, Ginghams. Sheetings
Shrtings, Hosiery, Gloves, Kid Lysle, &c. Boots
y Shoes, Hats, Caps and Ready made Clothing.
Hardware, Nails at reduced prices; Glass; Gable,
Log and Trace Chains; Chop Axes. Broad Axes,
Framing Chisels, Augers, Locks S Latchcs
Wrought Butts, Table Cutlery, Framing Squares
LIandsaws, &C. Books & Stationery. Crockery--
White Stone, Blue China and Common Wares
Grocerics--C Coffee, Tea, Sugar Saleratus, Goldfish,
Mackerel, Herring, Flour 4 Pork, Rice, Ginger
Putty, White Lead Bar Lead, Powder, Shot, CaI 5.
Our stock of Bonnets is superb. Ribbons, Bonnet
Innings, Parasols &c. w intend to increase and
extend our business, and for that purpose will sell
Goods rery toec, and keep up reg ular market for
the products of our country. Those wishing good
bargains, would do we'll to give us call.
PerrysbuIg Ohio. A. NJ. THOMPSON.
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL

DEMOVAL.-BROW g. HUNT have reno
~ we'd theit Stooe and Tjn Establishment to thei
New Store, Opposite A. NJ. Thompson ;, where We
are of.rng we'll selected assortment of
COOK HILL, BOX f. PARLOR STO We s,
Ill g'stt varieties Our stoves are of Albany man
uiac:ure, and Inferior to none. Plain and Japaned
Tin Ware, Stove Pipe and Stove Trimmings,
At Wholesale and Retail.
ID v>r|i md Repairing done on short notice. Or
Ices IN broad will meet with prompt attention
1Al d, 1855. BROWN & HUNT.
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- r. A. CROSS,
IIIA, YyntcEgSa iker aFai JcWCEcr,

aae.8 Would most respectfully invite tie citizt ;
): MaHmee City, Perrysburg' Waterrilie, a"c vi
W ere his FRESH SUPPLY or NLW IENLL-
RY Just received from Boston--the bcstassoItmcnt
ever bronghtinto this market consisting Of Ladies
and Gents Fine Gold Breast Pins; Gents Di"-
mond Scarf Pins; Geuts Diamond Rings; Ladies
superior Cuff Pins; Ladies' Ruby, Emerald, Ftarl
and Garnet Rings; Fine Gold T.ockets; EARRING,
Of all kinds and GuaIitics Beautiful Al,a Cora
Bracelets; fine G old Bracelets with settings; la
Pencils; Cornelan Rings; Watches, Clochs, Gold
and Silver Watch Keys, together with General
assortment OF every variety Of goods in l,isline.
Cash buyers will find this avery desirable stock,
aud would also say that can and will sell jcwery
ten per cent, cheaper than Toledo merchants.
Maumee City Oct. II. .... II. A. CROSS.
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
cREAT AMERICAN KING


The TGHrH WONDER TIE WORLD and the greatest
rcssiu offered 10 afflicted hu1nanity to the suf
hrnE millions, the Doctor can say. relief is at Your
nmnd You have only to use this magical remedy. All
those who still suffer- and will not accept the profrred
Ean. deserve not the pity of their families
Ills wonderful medicine during the brief period ucs
~ nroducton has carried happiness to the hearts Of
thousands. and made life charm to many who hereto
fore regarded = only rs painful aud miserable exist
snre.
TO the winds with all Tinimerts Embrocston6. Pai,
Killers and Pain ENtractors and let millions 3t glad
tongues procain the merits of the great american
Kim; Of Pain" preparation composed solely Of yege
tables and roots, produced by Americas own rich aud
boliute0us soil.
We would ask TIE LADIES, who are always competent
judges Of hat is and what is valuable my mHt
cne 90 io spcci favor by giving the King of Paia
single trial, and if satisfactory. exert their induence
in its heaf recommend it, speak well and often OF IT,
ana that it :; us~l by their afflicted ncighlor, The
desare awa charitable and when they induce their
.Teing friends to use this really valuable medicine
Ihcy will be ioin- of heneyolence that they can
we'll be proud Of This is powerful and truly neaccal
remedy for all external diseases swellins burns,
aud for Lauy internal aiction it is certain cure
"" il is perfectly harmless, and ncarhhle Of producing
the least injurious effects in the most delicate cseo or
1t is eatrcly useless to follow tho old AID oh
system Of publishing the public thousands Of certi
Gates Of wonders performed BY this medicine IL costs
w"itcarn,d reputation ON the ling II Pain doing al
and more than he claims fol 1t.
We would ask have you the rheumatism Gout
these are not pleasant companicns aud We know that
you would like to drive them away as soon poSsOls,
"BuLEs KING OF pAINo
Would YOU be cured almost Immediately ef Bowel
Complaint Dy sentcry. Summer Com Plant Cholera Nor
bus Cramp Choic Head Ache Tooth any other ache
paiu, the remedy is simple and the cure certain,
USE THE GREAT KING OF PAIN.
Would you have your Sores Sweliugs, Cuts Hurns.
Scalds Bruises any other wounds healed, repeat
it, Use the - -.
MAGICAL KING OF PAIN.
Would you ho cured Of Scald Head St:f Joints Scra
T-nat. Nru- ya Sore Breast Lunhago, letter or Ring
worm Salt Rheum. Bites Of Poisonous Insects, ChapPed
Hands. all other Sores, either Dry or RuunlnS we
s,y again nd agaiE, REMEDY is DR., John Bulls
"KlNG OF PAIN" -
Would you be cured Of Kings Evil, Cancer, Tumorr
ruptCus any disease Of the Skin caused by impure
!ood then Dr. John Bulls Sarsaparlla Internally
and the King of Paa externally nothiuS be more
-erCain than q speedy and electual cure. .
The above popular medicine just received anC
for sale by @ PECK HAMILTON,
rIysLurg.
NrI by Dr.. u. RuaEl1I, E.auElac Cltr.
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S O NJ T. L II l N q
NEW A u VALUABLE.

he most powerful King on the face of the globe
supreIne in tnG American Republic. The power
,row wHud heads "t Europe sink Into uSi gnifcance
nrlHrpd to American King
Prtn kings employ the power vested in them to
tie riches Of the rich and lordly, and to reduce
atI>cry and degradation. the poor and depend
american King goes forth with equal willing
e nIdly anSion and the humble cabin, ready
.u.iuistcr relief. and to offer health and happi
.-.s .- ue lofty and lowly the rich and the poor.
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ErTEEE&CIs

Prof. L. f. Jones, Cincinnati, Ohio;
L. IL. StocKwcl, -
- L. j. Wright,
IL. I. Johnson, Philadelphia, Pa.;
y. D. Hill, Cleveland, tlio;
B. \. Wright NJ. n, Mexico, Wyandot CO., O.
II. Reynolds, u. D.. Greenwich Huron CO., ..
Oct. -6, lSJl.--;}ltf
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
S A z S a 2 A RTLL A.

y a x S a 3 "A X L L l. a.
This medicine, when used according to directions,
will cure without fail -
Scrofula,
or Kings Eyil
Cancers, Erupt0nS
OF the Skin, Fry SipCiis
Tumors, Chronic Sore lyrs,
Ming Worm letters. Scald Head.
rheumatism, Pains in the Bones or
Joints, Old Sores and Ulcers Swelling of
the Glands, Syphilis Dyspepsia Salt liheun
Diseases of the Kidneys Diseases arising from the
ofMercury Loss of Appetite Pain in the side and
Shoulders, General Debility, Lumbago. Coughs Colds,
Dropsy JauElice Costivcness Bronchitis Weakness ~
Chest Throat pulmonary aictions and all other
Diseases tending to produce GunsuIupto Liver Com
plaitts Female lrIegulartie and Complaints, Low
Spirits, Sick and nervous ucalachU. vi ght SweatS,
Exposures, or Imprulence In Life Chronic Con
sttutional Diseases and Spring and
Summer Drink. and General Tonic for the
IL System. and Gentle and Pleasant
PuIgatire, it is superior to Blue
Lick and Congress Water
salts. Seidlitz
1s.'." ... A.. Powders.
1t is remarkable c,ct that among the hundreds Of
eminent ply Sicians who rSaminCi the recipe ~
which Bulls Sarsiptra is prepsrel nos one has con
demned it, but all approve it, and commend it in ts
highest terms. Many phy scns press thcnscl scs
strongly in the belief that it is decidedly tine best prop.
ration of Sarsapara that has been placed cGiore
the public Although there many PHI SrlInn VINO
feel reluctance to having their appended I" th1
Recommendation of any particular remedy, noLwItN-
standing they NAV approve Of it in the hi thnst degree
of u remedy which they know is capable OF doing :"
much good in afflicted continuity. As an cNIicuo.
read the following from old and uCbhI rt slitu>
OF high standing in the communiI! in which lu"y ''g
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I ! FN. Jo . 4 ilKIt q II, =. FIJI fG71F}
- having permanently located in Perrysbure.
t-nder their professional services TO the citizens f
town and vicinity, and hope by a strict attention to
Particular attention paid to chronic diseases such
as Dyspepsia cakness of the Spine, chronic Iiy-
CT DeranGements, and female Weaknesses Of all
kinds.
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DIR. HIN e ULL'S
RUSENEsS GARD.
nj II, GAEIARn respectfully III

nj II, CAELARD respectfully mic ms Il e
M merchants and citizens generally of tcr'!a-
burg and its yicrity tlatke has crtned
- WfI OR'S EHCP,
Oh Louisiana Avenue, cast SIDE, lttWCon lIolt
and Second streets, where lie viii at all times
during business hours lie ready TO cut ard MAJ L
facture CLOTHING in the testard bestsNle All
orders giten viii plishet witbplonI titrto
n. B.-Cuitirg gdonefcItht TItIe atdwanapt~d
to tit when IIcI erlI n-1Gc VI, ltu1HIJ
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-07-07

LATER FROM SALT LAKE.--Thc st. Louis
Republican has Geographic dispatch dated
independence, June 2Sth, conveying the fol-
lowing intelligence
The Salt Lake mail. under charge of IIuds-
pcth 4 Jones, bringing the mails of May and
June, arrived las night.
Indians were very numerous in and beyond
the Black Hills. They were very much
alarmed at the movements of our troops, and
DESTROYS of peace, and proposed giving up the
murdcrcrs Of the mail party last fall. The
troops give them no countcnancc.
The reports of so many persons heing kill
cd by them are all fabrcations. About four
hundred Of the troops had reached Fort Kcar-
ncy, and more were near by. Col. Cooke,
with his command, WAS thirty miles this side
Of that place, on the lst
Emgrants trains were met at North Platte
to the number of one hundred wagons. A
few were seen between that and Kca rncy,
but many more were met from that point to
Fort LcavcnwOrth.
In one of the Mormon trains, the cholera
had taken of twenty-five or thirty, and one
third more were sick Kinkcad's first train
was met near Kearncy.
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The Poetry 0fEIaryeet.-Tl.c bard,

IN all ages have delighted to sing Of the joyou.
harvcst.'imc the mower AID he scvthc and
the reaper and his sickle OF meadows of sYcct
scented grass and fields Of golden grain, AMI have
invested the season Of the n-gatherins OF the hus
b'.ndinan crops with such gorgeous dr,Iirry that
it has ever POSSESSED mere than an ordinary inter
est for tho ndmror Of Romance and the lover Of ma
urc. But the poetry # the harvest field is in the
dttadencc-is Being rapidly dispcllrd by the in
sentivc genius of such mcn us lit ssEY and MrCou-
MICK. In the broad mea,low-an,ls or on the SON
ing hill-sidcs, where II few years ago we looked
out upon groups ofmrrry harvcstcrs slowly gath
crnS the yellow grain, Or listened to the climbing
iot the wholesome against the mowers scvthc, we
now SEE two or three horses urged On to their toll.
some labors and hear the hoarsc rattle Of the mt
ent reaper ms i. passes through the fields like II
mighty giant leaving hugh swatle of sr.ss and
grain lying behind it But We do not yigh over
the change. The word is progress i've; and though
the utitarinn spirit of the age rvb5 the fields ard
forests of their romance, it transplan;s il more
sumptnously in our homes by throwing around us
all manner of convcnicncrs comforts and hxuricg.
and rcndcrs our everyday existence moro poctcal
and beautiful by enabling us to live truer and
more harm oLious lives!
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AMERICAN FARMER.

4 NEW VOLUME commences with the
"a judy number. inst is>u d, and nnw is the
TIME 10 c. Ihincncc tNc Subscription. Which is
continued at 81 per auiun; q copies fer So;
Is for so and ~ for so. I he Volume it-t
commenced is the :ftl Of this standard wort.
and the publishers feel warranted in saving
that il oiil maintains 4 character second 10
none 81 the numerous publications Sltich have.
subsequently sprung; into existence. il is
peculiarly dcv, rcd SO fhc inter SIS ot tn.
Farmers aud Planters III the VI ddic south
ci'n and Southwestern States. Ia WHOM an
APP cal is made to extend its cireulaiion--t,i.
very small amount of tic N ,Scr ption Is i
pae ing il in the power OF every owner uf an
acre vi and, t" take il. Address.
s. SANDS 4 WDRTHlNGTON.
No lbs Baltimore st., Baltimore. Nd.
GEANO AND FARMERS G.EAENAL
AGENCT.-M are agents for Tie supply of
CT AND to Fainicrs and Planters. Our sub
plies are direct from the ships or warehouses
OF the Peruvian Agent in this city. Our
terms are s per ton commission for puIrl,-
asing. marking and shipping. We PURCHASE
implements and machinery, and all other sup
plies for farsrrs, At ii very REASONABLE. conf
mission. July 3w