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The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
CUART,FSV0y .C.nEuY

 I'llE Trustees of Charle~tontAcadeny take plea | sure in announcing to the public. that the first Session of thi> Institution will commence on Monday the 5tn of October next, under the chalge of Mi. JOIN NJ. PETTIGREw late Professor of Mathcmadc. in Arkansas College as Principal and Rev E. NJ NoRTnUM long and fayoraby known as a teacher in the English branches ot education. a. Assistant. Comfortable boarding can be had with respectable prl"rte families at Sl 50 per week. ! location of the Academy is justly regarded as one ( the most healthy in the State Rates of Tuition per Session of Five
 Months. Primary Class. ST 50 Preparatory $l5 oC English ........ .. 10 co Classical .. 20 0C
 BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 THOMAS ALDRIDGE Pres't. LANES r. PURL, JAS. E. CoTToN, DeRosY CARROLL, JoHN A. MILEHAM,
 E. NJ. RICHARDSON,
 HENRY F. CARTER, Secy. Charleston Franklin County, Aug. 1856.
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The true Democrat., 1856-11-11

6F It is stated that Lady Franklin, on hearing rumor recently that Dr. Kane would leave for Europe, had house furnished for his reception, and waited in anxio,,s expectation the arrival of each steamer in the hope of meeting him. His reception in England will be cor dial one Hsa--
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
10 B M Q R \

Our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work nat be surpassed by printing establishment the country
 We have pocared, al cost of sixteen hundred dol lars of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines which enables do book and pamphlet work in superior style and at very low prices.
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11

SOUTH CAROLINA ELEcTIPN.--Wm Porcher Miles was elected representative in Congress from the Charleston District, at the State cleo tiop m South Carolina, on Monday and Tues day 18th and 14 October.
 In the third district, the Hon. l.. M Keitt ana Tn the sixth district the Hon. W. w. Boyce were re elected to Congress without oppos;tion
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
NEW GOODS 1!

NEW GOODS! NA E are now receiving our Fall and Winter stocl, w of Goods, to which we invite the attention of all who want bargains. We have now in store
 10 hhds Choice Brown Sugar:
 % bbls Powdered and Crushed Sugar;
 9 bags Best Jamaica Coffee; 9 do do Rio do: do Old Government Java do;
 Spices, Pickles Sauces. Baltimore Cove Oysters. Salmon. Mackerel, Lobster- Preserved fruits Lemon Syruy, Pine Apple do: Sardines. etc.. etc. MERRICK & WASSELI
 Oct l4 ':6 Lower Steamboat J,rdino
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
TEXAS COURT OF CLAIMS.

AMES P. NEAL. Attorney and Counsellor al O Law, city of Austin. Texas will attend to the prosecution of claims necessary to come before the Court Of Claims, established the city of Austin hy the last legislature for the purpose granting all do- nation, headwrght and bounty land certificates vet due approving all certificates unlocated- allowing ali pay due soldiers of the revolution etc. will in vesdgatc and answer any enquiries in regard to land or land titles in the State. Will give reliable re- ference in any of the south western States
 Sept 30. 1S56.-6m
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11

IN LIMBo.-The Christian Intelligencer says hev. Henry Ward Politician Beecher is laid up With sore throat, brought onhy excessive speak ing at black republican meetings.
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
LOOK OUT! LOOK OUT!!
MEMPHIS AND WHITE RIVER
 PACKET.

TNIIE Steamer EVANSVILLE Capt. ifr&n@1'" 5
 R. JoNEs. will ply regularly be- ts ttTzass5ii tasi tween Memphis and Jacksonport. on zzs-.Z-.---.sz White river, leaving Memphis every Wednesday and will touch at all the landings between the two points
 All business will be promptly and faithfully atten- de6 to. The boat has been recently thoroughly re- paired and IS unsurpassed by any boat in the White river trade.
 Nov '56-3m
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
FERRY AND ENTERTAINMENT.

FkNlE undersigned has got his Ferry in operation | two miles below Little Rock Due and ,lilieent attention will be given at all times to the speedy Doctors. and those going for them, will be crossed at any hour of the night.
 Good Lots are in course of construction on each bank of the river for the e nvenience of drovers- A good supply of wood on he north bank for the use of travellers free of charge. Ministers of the Cos pei ferricd free of charge
 Living immediately on the Memphis road, will entertain Travellers with substantial fair for them and horses. and those stopping my house will pass the ferry free of charge.
 Corn, Fodder and Oats for sale
 Oct l4 '56.-tf JARED C. MARTINI .
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
N E w ORLEANS DIR ECT IMPORT TION
'I T IAE-NNIl.
 GERMAN.
 BRITISH
and IRISH DRY GOODS F. & E. REILLY x co.

= bI' RElLLI E NOs So long known at the corner of Royal and Canal IO streets beg to say they have removed to heil large New Store, l26. Canal street between .'Rova and Bourbon streets:' known as Touro Buildings sign of the !" Golden Flax where their ample room and resident buyer in Europe. will enable them to keep the year round pletc stocl, in every de- Partment' also full line DETERMINATION GOODS of the best southern manufacture.
 combined with the above they will keep at the old stand. corner Royal and Canal streets undcr the name ct Embroidery and Lace Store q com piee stock of Ladies Dress Trimmings Ribbons Enl- broideries, Laces. and Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods to suit the country merchant as well a< the consumer. This latter is class of house heretofore unknown in this market
 ?. & E. REILLY d CO.,, 126 Canal st Between Royal and Bourbon streets, Touro Build ing 7 sign of the Golden Flax"
 SrDt
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
NASHVILLE MALE AND FEMALE
 ACADEMY.

M-E-,--- THE scholastic sessions of
 NAS~\@A this school will commence xrAN'.-- sz:sA on the lsL Monday n Mach. JAN V:N and embrace q tenn of tory xN&ss-sN two weeks exclusive of th. month of August. Thehrl|th- nesS of the climate. the convcuiences of the ioca tion- and the prOverbal morality of the comnuIitv 6y which it k surrounded, render it one of the most desirable points which public patronage could bc directed. The Principal would bee leave to remark that he will spare no efforts to n>i into his students sound and practical information as well as moral and high toned principles The school s buitu upon d permanent basis and for the last year has pros pcred beyond all expectation.
 The buildings are large and convenient and special attention will be paid to the comtorC and wants of the boarders
 Rorad. washing and fuel per month. w s to oo Tuition in the Elementary Department . 2o 0o mtinn in the Academic Department. $25 co to 3a co Mn'ie- including the Use ofinetrulncut 55 0o Contingent. .................. 0p The music department will he under the supcrvi- sion of Mrs. Hudgins
 Students received at any time during the session and charged only from the time of entrance No deductions made for absence, except in eases of pro- tracted sickness.
 THOS. D. HUDGlNS. PrdacioaI
 Ad>hrVte. Hempstedd G., -4rk., Aug. 24, 1856.
 Sept. 7. 1856 ly
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
TEACHERS WANTED.

INHE Board of Trustees of Falcon Masonic Acade- my wish to employ for the ensuing year a male and female Teacher. to take charge of school at said Academy, Falcon, Columbia county, Ark. Propos- tions will be received in writing to the Secretary of the Board. gentleman and his lady or daughter would be preferred None need apply but those who are entirely qualified to teach all the Elementary Branches of an English education and the higher branches of Mathematics Latin. Greek and French etc. T. H. BAYLESS Sec'v
 Board oi Trustees. Falcon. Columbia co. Arl- ;5e
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
GROCERUES.

ME have just received large supply of Coffee. w Far. Prime, Choice, Crushed and Puyerized Sugar. MOIasses. Lard Oi!: English Dairy Cheese, Soda Sugar, Butter and Water Crackers. Almonds. etc. TATE & MOORE
 Oct 2S '56
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11

JUST RECEIVED. A Heavy O>naburo~. 3. , Extra Stout: f Brown Sheetiugs: Fine Sea Is land Shirting. and for sale by HUIT & POPE.
 Oct 2l '56 Main Street
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. TUESDAY
MRS. RICHARDS YOUNG LADIES
Boarding and Day School. LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS.

Boarding and Day School. LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. | I@ VNIIlS Institution now EN | L.Issss Il in session, offers to ~ .Ssm/ s1 Young Ladies' at the South SAT | tl.zaaa.aiiAsa@ the same facilities for ob- "
 tanng thorough education as are offered to Gentle men by Yale and Harvard Colleges. Suitably oca- ted opposite the State House. the institution is for the b0arding slars the heathiest place in the coun try The Rooms overlook the Arkansas River and in the distance Big Rock with all its adjacent Hills, presents to the eye magic scenery. Seven highly educated professional teachers from Europe and from the East, compose the faculty and instruct their pu pills in literary and social Duties English Mathemat- les and Mental Philosophy, Ancientand Modern Lan- guages, Geography, Astronomy, Vocal and lnstru- mental Music. Drawing and Painting, Calisthenics. etc. A semi monthly Examination takes place every alternate Friday, and musical review every month to both of which the parents of the Scholars and the friends of the Institution invited to at tend.
 TERMS:
 Board, fuel, light and Tuition in all the English branches sl00 per Session. Music, Piano, Harp or Guitar $25 Greek Latin sS. French, Italian, spanish or German SIP The session is of 21 weeks. Scholars will be admitted at any intermediate period and be charged only from the day of entrance. Oct 9l i56 -1y
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
BACON.

2000 LBS Ps, ;sG Sugar ego, cugs1 SI Hams; B zsA For sale low for Cash by 9-N~-
 GEO. $. MORRISON. Oct 2l '56 Steamboat Landing
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
PATENT MEDICINES. Ou.s- ErC.

nEMBOLD'S Fluid Extract of Buchu: McLean's II Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier: Hoof- lands German Bitters; Vermfuges. Oils. Paints Varnishes and Dye Stufs. Just received and for sale at the Drug Store of
 McALMONT & HALLIBURTON. Oct 28 1858
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
200 DOLLARS REWARD. State of Arl,anSaS

State of Arkansas. To all to whom these presents shall come GREETING: NIlEREAS, it has been made known to me that W on the 8d day of October, 1858. in the count Of Clark, William Hess shot through the wrist and then severely. if not morta'ly stabbed with d Bowie knife. in several places, by the hands of one William r. Davenport who has since escaped from justice and is now running at large.
 Now therefore. ELIAS \. CONWAY Governor of the State of Arkan>s hy virtue of the authority in me vested do hereby offer reward of TWO HUN DRED DoLLARS. to any person who may a;,yrc- bend the said William P. Davenport. and de- liver him to the sheriff of said county of Clark in order that justice in this behalf may be evccl,ei
 In testimony whereof l have hcreun'o set
 my hand nd c;ilSed the seal of said State |. s. to he affixed at Little Rock this 9th dav
 of OctC ber A. D. lsjf.
 ELIAS N. CONWAY By the Governor.
 D. B. GREER Secretary of State By Thos. c. Shcppcrd. Dep See.
 DESCRIPTION Wu. P. Davenport is about 26 wears of age. sandy complexion ta.e and hands very rceElel. sraIl eyes and deeply sunken in ii~ head has downward look. apparently cross eyed, and about five feet nine inches in height.
 Oct IA '56.-4w
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
LOvERING,s SUGAR.
Wanted. 10000 Pounds
Valuable Farm to Lease.

xsss A FARM l2 miles from Little Rock
 AA on the main southern road. will be Sr-<r ---- leased for a term of 10 or l5 years. The EIs ct ol land consists of about 937 acres on which ha. oees cleared over 300 There is on the farm Il commodlous dwelling house. kitchen, .rvants houses eIc and valuable water-p power Grist and Saw Mill all of which will be let to suitable tenant on accom- modating terms.
 me place Is also well situated for public entertain ment. Ihos. II. kimher residing on the road k nes northeast, from the pluce win show the premi sss s called on For further information apply to Sept. 23d, ls5S.-;f.
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

WYE have the BEST stock of Tobacco and Ci- W gars in town. Attention is called to oar late arrival of extra Chewing Tobacco and Fine Cigars
 Oct 2S '56 TATE & MOORE
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
PERFUMERY. TOILET SOAPS. ETC

WE are now in receipt of large and general as " sOrtment of PERFUMERY--
 TOILET SOAPS
 BRUSHES, COMBS And Fancy articles generally; to which we invite the attention of purchasers.
 McALMONT & HALLIBURTON. lot
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING

JUST received at the '' New Cheap Cash >>20 C Store" of the undersigned large assort- kA ment of Fashionable Clothing. of every ft Cut and Style, consisting in part of the following to wit:
 FESTS: Fancy Gas smere; Fancy Plush; Black do Fancy and Black Satin Fancy Silk: White MarsaiIles: Black Silk Velvet; Double and Single Breasted : Black Lasting; Plain and Fancy Merino; Tweed and Satinet.
 Black Cloth Jullieris; Ribbed Bearer: Black Cloth: Brown DnIiil. St. Petersburg Over Coats, Fancy Bearer. Black Mohair, and Blanket of every hue and color.
 PANTS: Black Doeskin; Fancy Cassimcre Plain. Ribbed. Mixed, and in fact all sorts and kinds.
 UNDER-GEAR: Undershirts of all sizes and qualities; Drawers, as so1ed. Plain and Fancy Cravats; Suspenders, Half Hose, etc., etc.
 REMEMBER, He has quit selling high on credit, and is now selling unprecedently low for Cash. F. S.-.Members of the Legislature officers and Expectants, are invited to call and examine hi, stock A. J. UUTT Nov loob Main Street.
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
TATE x MOORE.

shSlkE to call attention of their custoncls and
 the puhllc generally, to the large and varied as sortment of Goods, which they are DOW receiving: winch. m addition to their former stock comprises one of the most complete stocks of goods o be found ih the State We consider it no trouble to show call and examine our STOCK before purcbasino else where-we have the GOODS and allow no person to underselI us.
 Oct. 2S b6
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
HATS AND CAPS.

HGALL at Tate X NoOre's. cornerysaa E& \J Main and Markham streets andGEsD s'SS look at their Splendid Stock of Hats and Caps. Oct 2S '56
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11

Transient will be inserted for s per square en lines ess) for the first ana oo cents TOT eAch subsequent insertion. ~ ~ Merchants advertising by year will be charged 3o Profession cards and other advertisements ho' eAceedhg one snnare. ner annum
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
DOOtS and Shoes
TAGGING AND IlpN

S0 CASES Boots and Shoes all kinds,) d. JO Just received and for sale by
 Sept 30. '56. FEILD t& DOLBY.
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
ITO Advertisers. A

To nerson. desiring advertise, the True Democrat any stronger inducements than other paper Tn inc tate It by far the largest subscription st very eperay read every county. With list of nearly jour
 ysaad guar sub crber read by not less than eight thousand persons every week The True Democrat public the best medium for adv tsins-the most remuneTatIve.
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
A Shsieker's Eipitaph. Peaceful be my silent slumbers,

Horace Greeley, clos my eyes; We shall fail for want of numbers Wake me up when Fremont dies.r
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
AXES "

AXES!! \ 1A Boxes Axes. all brands and sizes. Just re- lV ceived and for sale by Sept. 30 '56. FIELD X DOLBY
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
; sWanp Land Scrip.

LUST received asupply of India Bagging and Bale J Rope, and for sale by HUTT tS POPE
 Sept. 80. '5e. Main street.
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
COFFEE.

HN Store 5o Sacks Prime Rio Coffee; Il ALSO---5.000 lbs Prime Sugar GEO. <. MORRISON,
 Oct 2l 'J6 Steamboat Landine
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
TERMS Board and Tuition per Session of five

Young ladies who may spend the vacation at the Academy, will be charged at the rate of sl0 % per month,-payments to be made in advance, and no deduction will be made if any pupil leave before her Session shall have terminated, except in of sick
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11

CWAMP Land Scrip receivable in any of the g. L. C Districts. for sale by
 Sept. 31. '56. NEWBERN tS HUGHES.
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
TERMS OF ADyRgT TTsING

Subscribers already upon our books avail them these raes by paying up arearages and forming clubs club rates payments mast a,oaUs Dc in adUdncc.
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
CLOTHING.

X Large and well selected assortment of Clothing I1 ofcvery size and description. Oct 2l '56 GEO. $. MORRISON
 Steamboat Iau1iuO
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
THE TRUE DEMOCRAT IS PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY BY
 JOHNSON 6 YERKES.
Strong Inducements to Subscribed!

yo, one copy year, in advance. O0 T., sx months ....................... 50 Al the expiration of the year ...................
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
From the Pennsylvania Enquirer. The Siamese.

The Siomese-Deeply interesting Letter-TA, Guy cf S'am-of zFeaty--A uisit from Ae Prime Minister--The SLayes-Ranokok etc
The true Democrat., 1856-11-11
FRESH AND INSPECTED MEDICINE

LUST RECEIVED, and for sale, Fine Opera U Flaunes. Childrens Wool Check Turkey Red Yarn. Mems Cloth Gloves Ladies Colored do
 Oct 2l '56 HUTT dC POPE Main Street
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-20
Oil Mill Machinery for Sale.

TNHE subscriberha the following OIL MILL MACEIN-
/ FRY. which he wishes to sell. It is amOst NEW,
having beeu run but two years. Of the best andmost i'm
proved kind and viii be disposed Of es bargain. The
several pa are as follows One hydrosatc press Of 500
tons power; large rolling heaters; seedmill two
mulling stones; mill for grinding oil cake;
pumps shafting geerng, elevators, trucks and all the
arts fixtures fora complete first class mandatory.
" Forfurther information enquire at the Office Of the
Septeuber 2S 1855. RollersYille, o.
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From The National Era.

w AAAAos
The trailing arbutus or mayaower, grows abundanty
. the vicinity of Plymouth and the first Tower that
Tsotea the Pilgrims after their fearful Winter.
Sad MsyaoTerl watched BY Winter starr,
And nursed by Winter gales,
With petals Of the sleeted sparS,
AndleaTes OF frozen sailsl
What had she In those dreary hour1
Within her ice-rimmed bay,
In common with the wildwood howeTss
The frst sweet smiles Of Ansf
Yet stsod be praisedl" the Iugrim SAID
Who saw the blossoms peer
Above the brown leaves, dry and oeec,
ttBehold our Mayaower herel
sseod wills Il: here orr rest shall be-
~ Our years Of wandering Ger,
For Us the Mayhower Of the Sea
Shall spread her sails no more.
Obi sacred flower Of faith and hopei
As sweetly now a. then
Ye bloom on many birchen slope.
In many pine-dArk glen.
Rsbips the sea-vslrs rugged length,
Unchanged, your leaves unfold
Like love behind the manly strength
OF the brave hearts Of old
goNve the fathers in their soma
Their stardy faith be ours,
And ours the love that overruna
It's rocky strength with howers
IAs Purriun's Wild and wintrS day
It's shadow round us drswsi
The Mayhower Of his stormy bays
Our Freedoms struggling cause
rnt warmer suns ere long shall bring
ana tbrourh dead leaves fhope, shall spring
Afresh the flowers ofGodl J. G. W.
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"Though it be not in your power" said
Marcus Aurelius, ''to be a naturalist, a poet,
an orator, or mathematician, it is in your
power to be virtuous man, which is the best
Of all"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-20
The Ladies, Department,

Is now opened for the reception Of Ladies'
in the Union imparts more thorough or interesting
course in this department. ,,4..1,
In Conclusion we would add that we shall put
our hest efforts to merit in still more eminent oegree'
the atterinq reception with which enterprise mas
and pledge ourselCes to ipGrt more horoHgA patIes
course OF Mercantile Instruction than can DC toTea AZ 9y
other similar Mercantile College. r.1,-
Among the many recommendations, we give tne Io.lo"
ing. ye the undersigned, take pleasure IN TESTIFY
that we are personally acquainted with MI GRANGER
ability as an Accountant and teacher OF Bookkeepng
which is of the highest order He has had great eNper
ence as an Accountant in heavy Commereia baiAlhg
Houses which gives him superior facilities IN mpaEllg
practical knoledge of Bookkeeping and taoTOGgH Co'
= sre;aJ F5ycqfio1 l. J. ALLEN, Ill. D.,
"''' ' President of Farmers College.
LORIN ANDREWS,
President of Kenyon College.
To vounp men who wish to acquire "bHs'HesS EG~Ga
flor We think it affords facilities seldom eqnalieu MI
Granger has rare qualification Of theoretical knoweege
and sntness in teaching, added to practical Counting
Room experience and feel confident that graduates
from his College will be fully competent TO Keep the most
complicated set of Books. -, .,,,,.
A p stone Wholesale and Retail Merchant,
III JAvSEY, Sec'y Bird Control, state b Ohio.
! F. PARK Bookkeeperat D. I. WoodbuTys
D. OvFRDfER Bookkeeper Mt the Clinton Bank.
H. T. MILLS Sec'y Columbus Cfass and Coke 20.
C. B. Mason, Bookkeeper at j. H. kiley & COS.
For full particulars, send fora circular.
GRANGER II ARASIRONG
February % 1s56-ty1 Proprletors.
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Certificate.

Having used Deanos Horse Rake, we the suosefioers'
take nessure in recommending it to the Public as lar su
naro To am other Rake in use within our knoWleoge-
Il is decidedly superior any other Rake on uneven
face and works we'll any land that Is m ~ % ~ u
be horse ana the work light for both man and morse
The Rake being on wheels is easily moved 1t Is durable
pa have ever used It is not liable to get out OF or
der simple in its structure and easily repaired when nee
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-20

We ridicule others for their fears and
failures and fail like them in like situations;
for many path that looks smooth at dis
tance, is found to be rough when we have
to travel it.
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Premiums and Diplomas

We're awarded in the Fall Of 1s47 and 1S4S by the heh
nebec and Franklin Counties Agricultural sosienes an
in Is49 premium awarded at the new sS oIs ~
iddese1 and Diploma at Essex County faifs = ny s
" favorable report upon this Rake may De Ioun9 10 s
~ f IS5O nsge 10 and similar notice by the Mddlesex
Society at mage las, published by the CemmonTe3tt o.
Nassschusetts Diploma awarded at oIoLA Cou !,
Fair and at the Mechanics Institute at Boston, and
also AZ Cincinnati Its utility has been tested o more
than 900 Farmers in the State Of Maine who have eer
fed to its superiority over all other Horse nA % y
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AGRICULTURAL.
THE oHTO FARnIER.

A good share of the intelligence publish
ed in this column, is takes from the Ohio
Farmer, which we consider one of the best
agricultural papers in the country. We give
the following statement of terms, DC, that
our friends may know were to send for it:
IA large number of the subscriptions to
the Ohio Farmer, expire during the month
of June. Will not our friends note the fact,
and not only renew forthwith, but get as
many of their neighbors to subscribe as pos
sible. This viii be an active year for Farm
ers, and the Agricultural news, even, isyery
important. No farmer can afford to be
without good paper, devoted exclusively
to his interest. The terms ofthe Ohio Far
nser, are as follows:
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
single Copv one year One copy six months
Three Comics one wear Five Copies six months 5
Five Copies one year Ten COPIES 81 siA
Ten Copies, one year---Sl5
A club of five subscribers, at So, will en-
title the person making it up to q copy for
six months; club of ten, at Sl5, to copy
for one year.
Old subscribers who wish to renew their
subscription can do so at any time, by get
ting NEW subscriber and sending US So,
which will pay for both one year.
Sample numbers, prOspectuses, DC, sent
70 all applicants free of charge.
Subscribe without delay.
THO. BROWN,
Proprietor and Editor.
2I:2 Cleveland, Ohio"