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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-08-14

u Lucy Stone recently made a speech. in
sisting that the election of women as well as
men to Congress would improve the character
of that body. We suspect hat the habit of
"pairing off would be even more common than
it is now.
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FYsH DINNER AND BARBECU1
willard and Morton.

For several weeks past, the Abolition
presses and their brood of street-echoes, have
been engaged in stating that Governor WILL
LARD was afraid to meet MORTON in the dis
cussion Of the political questions before the
people. Even MORTON himself, on several
occasions, said that WILLARD had been invi-
ted to meet him, but failed to do so, because
he, WILLARD, was unable to defend his posi-
ton and his principles before the people.
MORTON well knew, as do his emissaries, that
he and they were guilty of the most un-
blushing and impudent mendacity when they
made these statements, but they persisted in
their course until the friends of Gov. WILL
LARD thought it best that he should again
propose to MORTON to meet at the same
appointments. Accordingly WILLARD went
to Greencastle, and proffered a joint discus
sion. MORTON declined and failed to fulfill
his appointment there, rather than meet WILL
LARD face to face. WILLARD still followed
MORTON, until after several days, he was
ahle to meet him at Bloomington, where he
agai,a renewed the proposition Of joint dis
cussion, as shown by the published notes
which we've given in the Sentinel of Saturday
last.
These notes SLOW, cOnclusively, hat Nor
TON had no desire ic face his opponent, but
screened himself behind a committee, in
whose hands he pretended 10 place himself.
1t WIS the intention Of WILLARD to driye
this vain boaster to the wall, and to pin upon
him the fact that he had falsely charged that
WILLARD was unwilling to meet him, or to
mske him back out, either directly or indi-
rectly; and when MORTON found himself
cornered, he endeavored, by s~tratagem, to
e~xtricate himself by using MI. HENDRICKS
Is a kind of cats paw. to deliver him from
the dilemma
The people of Monroe county had assem-
bled at Bloomington, under the impression
that both sides of questions were to be dis
cussed. ana that both MORTON and WILLARI
would speak. Handbills had been posted
for several days, that such would be the
case. The following is g copy Of one o
those bills, and shows the real state Of the
facts, and what the people had right to e1
pect
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The Penn Medical University
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Car Tx-aIfnh aud GhaSnaf Sc

Cor. Twelfth and Chestnut SITS.
THIS Medical Institution, designed for both sexes.
Il consists OF two equal and separate departments.
The teachings are highly liberal, and conducted on a
new and progressive syst IN; and the course OF study
; much enlarged.
Students Of either sex, visiting Philadelphia with a
view OF acquiring n sound practical medical education.
should visit this institution previously 10 engaging else
where.
The preliminary lectures to the fall term commence
on the first of October, and the regular course begins
on the 9th, and will continue for sixteen weeks. The
spring term commences about the Goth Of February,
and continues until the first of June, 1857.
For announcements containing Terms, and other par
ticulars, address J. NJ. MAC0MER, NJ. d.,
Dean Of the Male Department.
JOS. 5. L0NGSHORE, NJ. D..
Dear OF the Female Department.
Philadelphia. Box 1910, Post Office.
fnlvOaanW. Nlu
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u 1t is said that there is, at the present
time, at Saratoga, a fine looking Indian girl,
only fourteen years of age. who has a child
three years old.
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Great Sale of Personal Property,
y
ESTATE.

7 WILL sell at PUBLIC AUCTION, at Valley Farm,
l. Jackson county, Indiana, %. the 9th aud 10th days OF
September next, 400 acres OF standing Corn 2W head
OF Hogs; 20head of Horses and Males; % sets Of Har-
ness, several head Of Work Cattle, Mich Cows and
Stock Cattle, a Moving, Reaping and a Threshing Ma
chine, several PlOugls, Harrows, Wagons snd Carts,
several Co king Stoves, a large quantity OF Household
and Kitchen a urniture. Alec, a large stock Of Dry
Goods and Groceries.
A liberal credit will be given.
Also, on the T~WENTY-FIrTH A OF SEPTEM-
BER, I will sell al Auction, the Farm itself, consisting
of One Thousand SIR Hundred fcres ofthe best bottom
land in the West, in quantities 10 suit purchaser aud on
n long credit rauvlo-xtf a. A. DUyHAM
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. Ill p. NJ.
As near as can be determined from complete
and incomplete returns from sixty.eight coun-
ties. the American majority is two thousand
four hundred and thirty. The Democratic
gain, seven thousand four hundred and forty
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-08-14

The Act Of Incorporation is the same as eled in AprIl
1855. TH0S, A. ALEXANDER, Sec'y.
TAT OF CONNECTICUT, Hartford Co., SIS.
HARTFORD, July ), l656.
Personally appeared before me, a Justice Of the
Peace, daiy qualified to administer osths, Thomas A.
Alexander, Secretary, and made solemn oath that this
foregoing statement OF the assets and condition OF tsc
Etna Insurance Company is true.
Sal HENRY EGWLbf, Justice OF the Peace.
WIN. HENDERSON, Agent, indianapolis.
NPApplications can be made 10 L. u. Davis, Sur
veyor and Clerk, who Is authorized to issue and renew
Policies in my absence.
jui,s3du wM, HENDERSON.
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C Miss DAVENPORT, the actress, is just now
sojourning in Boston, having returned with her
mother in the Arabia, from Liverpool. She is
about to re.appear at the Boston Theater.
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u II is stated that the N. Orleans Pieoyune
divided ninety thousand dollars profits last
year, or eighteen thousand dollars to each of the
6 We partners.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-08-14

The Yellow Fever at Havana.
New YoRK, Aug. IL.
Advices from Havana state the yellow fever
to be prevalent there, and that many American
shipmasters have died of the disease.
Trade and freight are very dull.
The brig Frank Horton has been wrecked ON
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-08-14

How TRUE.-An innocent friend OF ours
the other day inquired of another gentle
man, the standing and moral character of a
certain gentleman. lie replied, with the
greatest sang Jroid, $4,000 cash and A in
any Of the banks.
Dollars measure the character of a great
many men.-M o. Cres, July 81.
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From the Louisville courier.l

ESPECIAL AND PRIVATE DIsPATCHEs.)
Missouri EIection-PoIk's Election
Certain.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. IL.
The returns received to dav make it quite
certain that Polk and the Whole Democratic
ticket for State officers is elected. Benton will
not get 25 900 votes.
Caruthers, (Whig.) Anderson, TX. NJ Craig.
[Dem.,) Blair, (Bentonite,) Green, Dem. } and
Phelps, Dem are the Representatives elected
to the next Congress-.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. IL. p. NJ
We have received returns from seventy three
counties, giving the following result Polk,
Dem, 81 ,l67 Ewing, X. N, 29,3s7 ; Benton,
b. D., $3.50.
Folks majority over Ewing, $50 majority
over Benton, IL 1897.
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NJ HINE HOP
HAzLET0N & BROTHERS,
PLANO FORTE
NJ u FACTUR ERS,

No. 200 Centre Sfre<f. Mem T.rk
\NHERE may be found \ superior nt.ormen. NJ
w Piano FOrtes, In Plain and Ornamental Case.
rom . 70 - octsves, OF the best materials. and pro-
nounced by distinguished artists 10 he ur-n~aSf ~
WIN be sold on the most reasonable terms AID 1890
seo os.ahol IN any climate. Orders from rae coanfry
PrSmPty aHssssa 10, and zach Piano guaranteed to give
satisfaction IL not 50, tie Piano NAV he returDcf =.
US, we reminding The money and freight.
Attne great Exhibition al the CrSstal Palace New
YORK, loSS, a prize medal was awarded 10 Hazieton A
brotners, Tor The superior quality Of their Piano Fortos
Nnieh were te ted IN Touch, Tone, Equality. and Dura,
following distinguished Artists MILAN NoRRIs.
Chairman OF Musical Instruments; JrIrrx, Max Mar,
80 Fkr, h-S- WILLS, T. EIsFELDr. z. Mrre-
othkc, DWIGHT. jury ON Musical Insfru-
men'si 1koksE r. BKIsTow, Secretary on Musical In
trumenis. i~elo-d~fv
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o. A white man was hauled up to the whip
ping post in Norfolk, Virginia, the other day,
and received fifteen lashes for petit larceny.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-08-14

III Pure, cold and sparkling Soda Water, Fresh
Saratoga and Blue Lick waters, al
my30-d4ml BRowSIxe,s Drug Store.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-08-14
NATIONAL POLITICAL MAP
or THr

lust PUBLISHED, containing accurate Portraits,
81 from life, OF Fremont, Buchanan, Fillmore, Day-
ton, Breckenridge and Donaldson, with the Platform II
their respective parties, together with their letters of ac
ceptancc and a vast amount OF statistical matter, inter
esiing 10 all parties. This nap is beautifully eolored.
size 81 by 40 inches, extends through 70 the Pacific
coast, showing The exact boundaries OF the states and
Territories, Missouri Compromise Line, &c. IL also
contains a valuable Diagram, showing the IN. aud
downs In relative rapk, rs 10 population Of the several
states ofthe Union for the last 80 years. Politicians
all Iarios, wishing 10 have before them material for be-
ing fully posted at a single glance, must posses. a con,
Of this Map. Price In sheet form, - cents; price n.
pocket form, so cents.
n. B.-Copies sent lpost psid) on reveipl Of prce.-
100000 Agents wanted tn sell theta. Address,
A. RANNEY, Puhhsher, No. 1876 Broadway, n. v.
n. B.-kdit1rs OF papers giving the above one inser-
iics, shalt receive acopy of the Map.
AuyIO-d3< Wit. q co.
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Bryant's Mercantile Institute
AF INDIANAPOLIS.

OF
ruNHE object OF this Institution, as IL nam : Imports, n
to afford 10 Young gentlemen and ladiez an oppor-
tunity Of becoming thoroughly qualified for The Count
ing room and general business pursuits OF life on the
most scientific principles.
BY nEstteaching each and every pupil 10 write q bold
legiblc hand; 2ndly, by teaching tl~icnce Of Book
Keeping, by double and single eniSy practically ap-
Lectures on the Laws and Customs ofTrade, and the
Science OF Accounts
Terms of a full course (of6 OF 10 weeks) s23 90
Terms for partial course, embracing the practical
partof Bookkeeping ndbusiness Penmanship Is %
Terms for full course IN LADIES' Department -. ~ 90
Which must be prepaid or secured
NN.B Country papers copying this card for one
year and sending their paper 10 the institute, will re-
ceive a Card OF Admission TO the full course.
TPForfuuher particulars, see circulars.
ieftdtf Il. J. RYAN, Principal.
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PALMER HOUSE.

=. BAhe hBO u fts ........ ....s OYThc
CORNER OF ILLINOIS q WASHINGTON SIS.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
gUNHIS well known, popular Hotel, has recently been
rebuilt and greatly enlarged BY the addition OF
sixty or seventy rooms, and Is furnished throughout
with new and beautiful furniture, and Is, In all res
poets a
FIRST CLASS HOTEII!
Travellers will End the " Palmer all they can desire
for comfort, luxury and pleasure. The table will at all
be supplied with the best The market affords, AID
both comfortable aud pleasant.
"TRY THE PALMER HOUSE,"
juiyIsd&wtf
LIFE OF JAMES BUCHANAN.
ID EST EDITION received and
ID for sale, one large IL mo. sec pages, with a fine
steel portrait we'll bound Ia muslin. Agents and the
trade supplied In quantities 70 suit, at the lowest
suit, by EAR & SPICER,
augitf 5 l. Illinois ST., indianapolis.
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~ all The remedies that have been discovered durln
" the present age Tor The "thousand iMs that fs.h a
heir TO-" none equal this won lerfgl preparation. ONLY
three years have elapsed since the disco sersr fvrho snrrt
a decadein studying. expermentalizing. ana perfecun-
~ hrst Introduced II 20 tie public, and Il H. alread. re-
cognized by The most eminent physicians in All parts
the country. 10 be The most surprising anC effective rem
edy for certain diseases Of which they have knowieige.
All other compounds or syrups Of thh root have hah
erto failed to com ns nd te sanction o. he faculty.. h.
cause on being tesed, they have been found 10 contain
noNous ingredients, which nutralize The good effects o
ne Sarsapanila. onenumes injure the heaih OF TIE pa
tent his not 50 with Hurieyis preparation.
This Is the pure aud genuine exfrau OF that root. ana
will on trial, be found to eject a penec cure Of he fol-
lowing complaints and diseases:
AneeliOns Of the Bones, HsbituE Costiveness,
Debility, Indigestion.
Diseases OF the Kidneys. Liver COmplaiKi,
Dyspepsia, Piles.
EryslpeldS, Puimorav Diseases.
Female irregularities, Scrofula " kings Egl.
Fistula. Svnhlis.
And ali skin Diseases.
Besides curing the above, Il is also known 10 be a GREAT
and powerful tonic, purifying the blood ard inyieoui-
In short, il :, without exception, in the oa-o. =
TONED, and is general eject on The syslem. the mox
efhc1cieus - tis the m0st desirable remedy OF the aye.
IL Is already extensively used throughout The country.
and Is fast obtaining an European reputation. me IN
stances OF cures IL has effected are daily coming 10 Inc
propretor's knowledge, ant he has 20 hesitation In re-
commencing il 10 one and all who desire D. procure
viii be too apparent TO admit Of further dOubi
ReeoHed HuTiey's SarsGPcrina is tao ozly gcnsins
article IN tAS market.
Price 81 per Bottle or six Bottles Tor a.
For sale a. the Mandatory. on DE cornero Of sexe,th
and Oreen streets, Louisville, Nv. and BY al wholesale
houses throughout the United States and Csuada.
IFWholesale and retail by
ROBERT DROWNING.
dc 9l dGNlV IndiarannIia Ina
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The Indiana State Fair, for 1856,
NE HELD At POLLS

" MONDAY ana TUESDAY,, October 2Oth aud 2lst,
days for making entries, and arranging articles for ex-
hibition. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRInlY, October
2ed, I'D, aad 24th, days Of exhibition. Saturday, Qdo-
Der 18Th, day OF sale OF stock, ard other articles
~JeIS-dN W3m
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DRUMS! DRUMSl!

TUgT received at the New York Music Store, Tenn
~ perance Hall, a fne assortment OF Bass aud Tenor
Drums genuine calf heads, bass % inches, warranted
will be sold at lower prices than ever before offered In
this markol A. G.. CRANE,
is2i-d6 wifi - Wes, Washington IL.
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oyTIoE PrRr . IspIAsArotIs n. z. CO.,

IHFHaTHPCI., augUsE y TOO.
TIE Stockholders Of the Peru and indianapolis Rail
Il ROAD company, are hereby notified that the next an
Uusl mee,ing for the election OF Directors for the cnsu-
ing year will be held at The ONCE Of the Secretary of said
Company in indianapolis, on Tuesday, the 9th day Of
September. next. THEo. p. See'y,
gugl9-d3l< v4w.l p AZ n v 70
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IPOrdets or JOB PRINTING attended to.
tuiy2lwtf
ComN,SsioNER,s s.I.K

BALD
DUBLIC NOTICE, is hereby given, That at The present
Il Term Of the Marion Court i0f Common Pleas, for
The county Of Marion and State Of Indiana. | have been
appointed a Commissioner To make sale OF the follow
ing Real Estate, belonging TO the estate OF the late Jere
miah Collins, deceased, ts-wit lot No. one, fronting
on Washington street hfty-one rect three inches, run
ming back TO an alley, one hundred and ninety -four feet
on West strcetaDd Lots numbers fifteen, sixteen, seven
teen aud eighteen, being subdivisions Of Lots seven
teen and eighteen, as directed by said Court of Com
mon Pleas. Said Lots No. one, and the said Lots No.
seventeen and eighteen, sub-diyided as aforesaid, are
known and designated as such .on the Plat Of seth Ter
~, David Robinson and A. G. Willsrd's subdivision Of
Out Blocks one hundred and forty and one hundred and
~forty-One, OF the lands donated to the State OF Indiana
by the United States, for a permanent seat OF Govern
ment, lying on Washington, West and Maryland streets,
OF the city Of ndianapOlis,--on the following terms, to-
wit; Cne-third Of the purchase money on the day Of
sale, one-third In twelve months, and one-third in eigh-
teen months. The purchaser or purchasers giving note
ment and valu7iion law.
Now, therefore, the public will take notice that l
shall, on Saturday, III: 20th day Of SEPTEMBER next, on
the premises, agreeably 10 the order of said Court CT
Common Pleas, between the hours OF O'Clock, A. NJ,
and 8 O'Clock, p. ~, of said day, proceed 10 sell at Pub
lie Auction, said Real Estate, for not less than two
thirds OF the appraised value, (Which appraised value
OF each lot will be made known on the day Of sale) and
on the terms Aforesaid. ADAM GOLD,
aug. IL, lS56. -3td&W Commissioner.
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STATE FAIR LETTING.

T WILL LET, to the highest responsible bidder, the
i privileges ofthe Dining Hall, during the spproach-
ing - State Pair" The said Hall is 100 feet longb by IS
wide, tsble-, benches, we'll, &C. Ohe arrangements
for Cooking, Bake Oven, s. are the property OF fetch
CT & McElmth, 10 whom those wishing 70 purchase may
aplly.O
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CONDITION
Etna Insurance Company,

OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT, JULY J., 1856.
Az presented to its Stockholders, and made ont in con-
Pianes ritA the State Lars Of Indiana.
TNhR name OF the Corporation Is ErSA INSURANCE
Il COMPANY. located at Hartford, Conn.
The Capital is Five Hundred Thousand Dollars. and
is paid up.
The assets Of the Company are:
Cash in hand, and in Phoenix Bank ........... S4s,sO6 IS
Cash In the hands of Agents .-.-.---......- 1858 06
Cash on special deposit, drawing interest in
Phoenix Bank, Hartford Bank, State Bank,
& Farm. and Mech. Bank ....,.......... $1,000 90
Interest accrued on special deposits ......... 4,49l 20
Real Estate unincumoered .----- ------- %, $50 50
- Mortgage Bonds, @ and Z per cent. semi
annually. ."........ .....~~~......~ 1890 90
9 Income Bonds Z per cent. semi-annuslly. $500 10
10 Jersey Mill Water Bonds 6 per cent. semi
--...-.~- lo,sos co
5 Milwaukee City Bonds 10 per cent semi
annually ... .--~.:.... .~~~.--~...... $3.50 20.
10 Hartford City Bonds o per cent. semi an
10000 90
Money due the Co. secured by Mortgage. 6,94I 90
Bills Receivable, payable at Bank ........... 32,O95 ~
500 Shares Hartford and New Haven X. K.
:........ 6i,OcO 90
los Shares Hartford * Providence Railroad
Stock, preferred and guaranteed at 10 per
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DEMOCRATIC
O PRESIDENT,


For Governor,
AsHBRL p. WILLARD, of white.
For Lieut.. Governor,
ABRAM A. AMMOND, or yigo.
For Secretary Of State,
DANIEL MCCLURE, OF Morgan.
For AUDITOR Of State,
John w. DODD, of Grant.
For Treasurer of State,
AQUILLA JONES, OF Bartholomew.
For Attorney General,
Jos. Il. McDONALD, of Montgomery.
For Superintendent Of Pubic Instruction,
WILLIAM &. LARRABEB, OF Putnam.
For Clerk of Supreme Court,
WILLIAM h. BEACH, OF Boone.
Ebr Reporter of Decisions of Supreme Court,
OF jackson
FOR CONGREsS-6th DISTRICT.
JAMES NJ. GREGG,
OF HENDRICKS.
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wopx yoa THE month";
valuable, instructive chapter
C.LgSpAR OF OPERATIONS
yop DEcEmBER-In Field
Orchard, Kitchen and Flower
Gardens, Orchard and Nurse
~. Green and Hot>Housesr
Interpreted with many valu'
able hints sDd directions. Thi,
isa special feature Of THE
AGRfCULTURsT. The
Calendar lays ones work oui
b~fcre HIM, and material
aids and systemizes his plans
BLOOD - q manure.
Cows-Chxp,er on u'ih fever.
DIoscoREA lChincse fotafo)-
A very amusing Picture
showing mp {~itbout wordsI
some Of the absurd claims fol
this plant
FAsm NoTEs-By 8. w.
FAnERR,RAIxY DAYRAhBLE
Or. How my peishbor Thoma'
mskes money at farming, get.
time 10 Iesa the pAPess-snd
sbou, sundry other things.
fRuIT-Extrsordinary puees.
FucHsIAs-Wibter treatment.
GARpLxs-Snsll VIVA, one did
GoATs-Cashmerc, illustrated.
HoasEs-Orisibal Morgan, do.
N. B.--Sub-eribers for 1887
Decenber) number free Of eos
edition |. exhausted. Some Nv
can also have = free copy of the
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AMERICAN AGRICULTURE
FoR DECEMBER, 1856.
Part of Couteuta.

,HoRsy-Seversl topics.
IH,ssy.R.cIxc rPItas-D,s-
ru.s.d
lMasUsEs-Al ons article show
10, up the various Superphos-
pilates. Gusnos, &c, paimed
Of upon the community.
MICE AND FRrIr TREEs-A
variety q srticlsa
MILKING nv hAeHiSEsv:
SEw PLAsfs-Oesenoed-
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HAv YOU A FARM
HAVE YOU A GARDEN
HAVE YOU LAWN
HAVE YOU LITTLE PLOT.
on WHICH YOU rxPEND
DURING THE YEAR
Loo DOLLARS,
ee DOLLARS
600 DOLLARS,
7co DOLLARS,
COO DOLLARS,
500 DOLLARS
100 DOLLARS,
30 Dc LIARS
900 DOLLARS
OR ONLY
ONE HUNDRED COLLARS,
QUERY:
WOULD 1T NOT PAY
TO EXTEND DURING THE TEAR
ONLY A SINGLE DOLLAR MORE
FOR THE VERY BEST,
PRACTICAL-RELIABLE
INFORMATION
IN REGARD TO
WHAT TO PLANT OR SOW
WHERE TO PLANT OR sow,
WHEN. TO PLANT OR SOW,
HOW TO PLANT OR SOW
HOW TO MANURE,
HOW TO CULTIVATE,
NOW AND WHEN TO HARVEST
Upon ALL SUCH TOPICS
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CAN BE OBTAINED
FROM TUE
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST,
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I.,,d ON the fret day of every each number contain
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tuse, in all its departments
vol. SIXTEEN BEGINS JAN, 1857.
BUN. B.,
~ s.bsenbess for 1857 If sendiIg Immediately while the
.upely l.s.s), will get the November and
December Numbers Of this year,
GRATIS.
w, Conte,<s Of the December Number, csc below.
ryRas-By mail 81 year; delivered in the city Cn wrap
pcrs) 81 nsyeH.
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No 1871 Watrs Ncw-York.
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d" O u Sc HOLD w o X ID s
III c0NnICrEn BY CHARLES DICKENS

And tanning ra.s Essays and other ,r,ces by wsn
Hewitt L.ish Hunt tie sahoress Of Mary Barton, Barry
Corlwal Wkie Collins and I'll he English Writer'S is
eney regarded the interesting and popular OF the
Eusb P rodss Its circulation in this country constantly
incre..tns .nd to meet public eersud Me--s DIX. Ed
WARDS Co have made 18th the Edio aud
Proprietor, England which viii enable them tn issue the
Weekly Numbers usly ~h their publication Ia Eng
land. The monthly Edition 10 continued
TRIMS For TIE w-.h EDITION 6ets per number, IS per
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