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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12
MARCH AGRICULTUEsEs 1859.

WORK ron THE MoyTR-A
beautiful Instructive article
CALENDAR or OPERATIONS
ToG Marcia catalogue OF
work TO be done in the fieie
orchard. garden. green and
LIGHTHOUSES. interspersed
with many valuable hints
This is q special feature OF
this journal The Calendar
lays out ones work before
him. ana materially aids
aad sys.emStiIes his plans.
APPLEs-CoOkirgdried
AsPsRAGCs-Raisi-e early.
BAsIL-Nalue of and culture.
BEAys-A good kind.
BEEs-S pring care.
BROOM COgS-Fullchapter en-
Cuituee-
BAgLEy-Srrouts killing cows
Cows-Spaying mixers.
DRAISIys SOILS. No. l-First
Of n thorough series.
GRANTING Directions for.
GRAPE CCLTURE-No 2.
GRASS Lands-Renovatinco I'd
HoMESrEADs-Two amusing
and instructive pictures.
HOME-The Rural.
HoT Bsps- How TO prepare
with illustrations
LAEES-Dead ones on treeA,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12

vkLr .B'I MEDICINE columns OF to-day. will
be FOUND the card OF Dr. T. H. CAyASArGH Advertising
CCRE. Tor that very ds.r ssng disease tie Piles The
DR. has devoted his attention this class
90 dsase aud with sleh that he Offers
prte Medal preparation entitled to their entire
haence hA bsen tested durins the pattweve
has we'd terruptei efcacoas
in all eases. We recoramerd the Afflicted to try it.
(Chioagn Path Finder.
For sale in This etYhy feh3 KELLER & WHITE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12

HOLLOW tT'S PIyI.s-NATURE's GREAT ALLY.
To PROSTATE the bodily Nv drastic purgases is
assist disease. These famous Pills. the assist
her conhict with disease. by evaiixng the
blood. sni expelins all morbid natter from the system
Sold az the manusetoriss No. Maiden Lane NewYcrk
ard No 2 strand. Londoa. aud by all druggists ct 25e
62xs. and ~ rer boz. mhi-wdiw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12

KITcHEy GAEpES-Plsnninz
work fer
OSIoSCULTURR-Full chapter
Ox-YoKES-liints on
PEACH CULTURE-No. l..
PEsR-The virsalieu.
PEAs--Garden culture, .
complete ckap.oron
PLANTs-Over feeding.
POTATOES, EAILY-fiow to
get.
PRESERVING FRUITs-Editors
experience this seaeon.
PRuSING-When aud how.
PUNFKISs. &c Mixing seed
RAINY Day Ramble OF 8
farmer No. 2-yery rood.
RHURAgD-A growers ex-
perionce.
SCION CUrTiSG-nirec.ions.
SEEDs-lnPortsnt hints on
proving before planting.
SHFEP-Oriein of Marine anc
illustrated
STRAWBERRY CULTUsE-No 5
.SUsAE CANE SEED.-keono-
MIXING:
ToRACco-A full and very
complete chapter on euiture
care. harvesting. sc.
TRrEs-planting ard grating
TREFs-Bcst entail
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pines.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12

OF Messrs. Preston Brothers, and Keen &
Preston, have commenced their new brick
buildings on First street. They will be first
class store rooms, running back to the alley.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12

o. Horace Greeley recently lost his only
remaining son, Raphael INLAND, aged six
years, by Group.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12

" The oyster trade is again fourishing
in the East, boats have been relieved from
their detention by ice, and an unusual number
are employed. The trade will not fall short Of
S3,OOO,OOO at Baltimore.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12

o. The New York Journal of Commerce
calculates that if the imports under the new
Tariff remain the same as under the old, $685.
OOO, 600 will be the reduction Of the revenue.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12

, ft7 There is a man i'm Cincinnati in possess
sion of powerful memory. He is employed
BY the Humane Society to remember the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12

o. A proposition to enlarge to consider
able extent the Capital grounds at Washing
ton. was agreed to by both Houses of Congress
before adjournment. The new grounds will
cover Is instead Of 25 acres, as at present.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12

or For the first twenty-five days after
beginning to purchase the old Spanish coin,
the Philadelphia mint took in S6S, 900 worth,
chiefly in small coin.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12
FeH rsaE JOURNAL.

u
never 'sPirea tew be poit.
Il neei'nt tell. I 'srose you it)
Bat ItAawt there's vir.n init
DArn'd IL would Mt in mint!
Bat when you tai't Of dog ratypin.
webster's round an takes delite I'M
Ded or live he'll stamp your feeturs.
And ''babz" te~. deer little creeturs.
On paper. iron. lass or plate.
He'll nix yevr shsider sure as fate.
SO natrAI and so to life.
whenyew're away twill fool yevr wife.
no vss-d,f TILESTON's Gallery
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12

II A r 4 s..

One square, ten lines less 1e soc: three times
one week 5c two weeks s2 50; month -; three
months 81 Sc: elk months. SIC; year. els. Discount
larEr Cards Of sir lines UNDER -
No charge for marriage death notices.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12

o. The kentucky State Fair is to be held
at our neighboring city Of Henderson the en-
suing autumn.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12

OF Parties were in the city yesterday
from Newburgh, negotiating for the little
steamer Gazelle, to ply as regular packet
between Newburgh and Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12

49, GENTLEMAN. thoroughly acquainted with the
sA dry goods and grocery business has had long ex-
psriencs in both is eIcelens salesman.
plished Book Keeper would like situation IN which
all these qualifications would be avalsble his en-
rioyers whom be give the references Apply
to the editor OF the Journal fe24-tr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12

MURRAY a. HtSNi1'a Florid. wate. Is 8 rerfume
of a,chies richues cosmetic that immediately
Rsshes Taa Bio.ehe,. and all plexonsI blerishss
purifier OF the breath after snoking rreservave aud
tooth wash and exhaie hner AMI indesructi bic
fragrance than the Maria Faraa Cologne Sold by D. T.
Lanuan Co. vhols-al. druggists. 60 Water street New
York and BY all druggists as 5oo per bottle nhflwdAw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12
TEMPLE or HONOR.

Evansville Temple of Honor No. every THURSDAY
evening in the Hail. Water street Canal Bant
r. w. PoINrDEXTER. W. C. r.
A.. J. 0'REILLY. WI
Beacon Light Social empe No. Is meets every alsernst
Friday evening as above. JOHN HYDE. u. p. r.
q. w. RUDYARD. b.. r. jan20 '57-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12

~ The Missouri Legislature has passed a
bill granting the credit of the State to various
railroads to the amount Of S5,7OO,OOO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12
\ MEXICAN AGRICULTURtST.

ORANGE JUDD. 1871 water.strest.} Terms-ohe Dollar
Publisher Prop'rS Nsw-Y0rk. "a year in Advance.
Vol. XVI, No.3. March. 1857. New Series No. l22.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ap5-l yd&w

Noesin this place. tee per line ore Insertion;
so cents line three times 80 per line week. dis
coupton longertime.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12

OF DR.. Hayes, Surgeon Of DR.. kane's
Artic Expedition, is lecturing in Boston.
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BOARDING

With large and pleasant for the notation Of
gentleman and lady for single gentlemen be obtained
in private family in central location. Apply at this
eics fsiI-f
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GOAT,

WOOD, WOOD.!-orders for Wood lsfs At SAMUEL
vIcKEEY's will lie prom pity hlIed. fet3
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apnIL AGRlCULTUWlsT, 1s57.

APRIL AGIslCULTCSasX, 1901
The April AgricnIturist in course OF
contain sixtv 10 seventy articles on SPhIS"
many excellent hints the various thihs 70 70
the month; viii be the hest P'Is' '
EpROONs. BCCH ETS AND ny Es,IA large and
I'D con plete assortment in store ap9 10, ,crppv
mhi2 So 'ief'-N' =
1nrEyy 1,:lop C.RD;;Y sEEDs.-20on papers Land
10 '"' ''-s'i~'s SAM'L viCKERY.
a,RspLEs WAGONS AND CAHS.-21s doI sss'd
" in store and for sale by ,.N., v,rrpDv
nhl2 ga" 'iOhHnh-
RCST RECEIVED-5 hsgs prime Rio Coffee;
a. 2 bags prime Rio Coffee Roasted;
ada do Java do; bbls n. o. Sugar p-ima new
for .ale Nv mhI2 SAM'L EICkERY.
SDnn BUSHELS prime Ear Corn. reed per railr7 A.
&OOby nhl2 z. Ii. COOK son.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12

The Price Of Coal at ths 9oDlAM MINES is
At the Pit..... a cents per bushe
Hauled to any part OF the eity.-..........IO
JOHN wYMOSD.
feb3 Secretarr and Manager.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12

NHESSR5. D0BELL & LISTER. Of Evansville. ars shs
lsA Agents for getting subscribers the Auere3n Jour
Of EdueaiJn and College Review; published in
by Or. Peters. j. +. HCSrER Jr..
fe21-2wdAw General Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12

NAfls, &C. EI ia
. $50 kegs belmont Worts) Nail, assaJtsd sisss;
20 hills Pa Cider Vinegar; #E
800 boxes Window Glass assorted sizes:
s. do Pickels in gallon, "a gallon aud quarts;
Is caaes sardrss Il and Il boxes; f<EFAf
10 do Holsters In 2 ID cans; Gil p "A
rs do Cove Oysters in = Id and Ii cans:
50boxes Tomato Catchup: as bxs Pepper saucer
so do German soap, s5tIs Palm soap; 90
Zoo do fancy Soap. rec and for sale by
els 1. l. d. HEIMANN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12
NILE POE SALE

wIsHt dispose of FIGURING Mill and srorpds
in the city of New Albany. Ind the corner State
ssd Elm streets The 50 feet front 100 feet deep.
four stories
stone Raid The Mill
order make $40 barrels Of ~ hours
the deEots OF tbs N A s. and
willie Railroads. and the Ohio river. s.-..
This be low Aad G n easy
pht On. A. Trihune) JAS MARSHALL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12

a G. JEWELL CO.. have in store new ready
- . 100 bales Brown Shesting'; 100 pieces Brasil;
Is bales Shirting Stripes; do Carpeting
10 Drillinrs: do Cfosh;
z do assorted feelings: D.f so do Canvass;
IS do hne Unhleaehed Shestg; 20 do Padding corner
Vine and First-sts. nh3
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SsGGAhS HOtSE btis;
~ y half sbls. Just received and for sale by -
mhJ PRESTON BROS.
esENSRIfs rs bts Tar;
- 400 doz Broom: 20 Soz Wash Boards.
$50 boxes window Glass 50 bags spices reed and
for sale ey nhf PRESTON BROS.
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EEkfN D0Z ass'd Hemp Manila and grass BED Cor Do;
WV so dor assd cotton Cords; 80 bales cotton Twins
for sale by fei9 z. ii. COOK & SON.
epdh BOXES prime New-York Hamturgt Cheese. reed
e0SI perrailr. ad by felf z. III. COOK & SON.
ri O. SUGARS hhds just reed for.aIeby
I've feis s. Y. GILBERT 4 CO.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-05
Deceased.

On yesterday, about u o'clock, A. NJ, AZ
his residence in this place, VAN 3RoWN, Esq,
departed this life from disease of the lungs,-
The disease hrst exhibited itself in the form Of
p%lsurisy. He bad contracted a severe cold in
going to and returning from Waynesburgh
whilst upon professional business. And after
a painful illness Of little over two weeks, has
4'gone 10 that bourne whence no traveller rs-
turns" Mr.. Brown was about So years old.
He VAS one of the first settlers Of this part Of
Ohio, and has been long and fsvorably kno 10
over a widely extended field Of acquaintance.
such as any man could well feel proud of. As
a lawyer he ranked high in the Profession
Atd a. q business man he was one of the mos
p1uctual and prompt. viii whom it has ever
been our good fortune to make an ~acquaint
anse. A man Of a strong and iron.like will,
and although with some psculisrities in his
and most utterly did he detsst a dishonest MAJ.
Our Ncqpeiatauce with the deceased is a
little over fifteen years, AMI ia that time he
has had the entire confidence of his social and
especially his political friead.; ard has held
responsible trusts from his party friends. The
most prominent Of which was a. seat in The
Constitutional Convention" And was Of that
memorable FOURTEEN who voted against the
adoption Of that instrument. Mr.. Brown came
home and opposed Its adoption to his %constitu
ents. comprising Carroll sel TVscarawas coun'
ties, and had the triumphant satisfaction Of
knowing that his constituents rejected that in
struuent by a largely increased majority o1el
that by wAich he was sent O. delegate Il
that Convention.
Such is life.
AlsO-EDwARD McGUsEE, Of this county, ar
old aud substantial citizen. died en- yesterday
morning, at the good old age Of four score and
five years.
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Law OF

1. Subscribers who do not give notice 10 the contra
~, are considered as wishing to continue their subverip
AiNn
Z. II subscribers order the diseontinuance Of thei
payers, e e publisher may continue to send them unit
all arrearages are paid.
3. II subseI beers neglect or refuse TO take their d
rlodicals from the oaiee to which they are directed, the,
are held responsible ill they have settled the bill, and
o. iered then discontinued.
4. If subscribers remove to other places without in
forming the publishers, and the papers are sent to the
former Ga e%"tion, they are held responsible.
S. The U0arts have decided that, refusing to take
papers tom the on sc, or removing aud leaving them
ncalled for, Is prima fdcia evidence Oiintentional fraud.
CT POstmasters Sio notify a publisher that a news.
pNpe IL not takeE from the Office, are required 10 give
the rsa~S. why they are not taken out. (See Post or
q . Instr uctions and Laws.
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SNERIEE'S SALE.
John s. Hunter,

John S. Hunter, By virtue ofa fl ia. ct
VS. lev. ia. issued out of thu
Thomas Vanhorn, and Court of Common Pleas fol
William Vaphorn: Carroll county, Ohio, snd
o me direcced, l will offer for sale at the door of the
Jourt House in Carrollton. Ohio,
On Saturday, the TIL day of February, 1857,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4 o'clock,
P. II, of said day, the following described real estate,
situate in Lee township, Carroll county. Ohio, to WIZ
The east half of the southeast quarter of section II,
ftownship Is, Of range S, containing one hundred
ores, more or less. Taken as the property of Thom.
Is and William Van Horn, Terms cash,
JOHN H, WHITCRAFT, Sheriff,
January s; 1851, pr fec $500,
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THE sCHooLFESLOw.

An original illustrated Magazine for Boys and Girls.
II Is now a year since the SehOolielloW began 20 be
issued 10 lie present form. The publishers are happy to
acknowledge the very cordial appreciation with which
the public has met their efforts to produce a really
beautiful and and valuable magazine for children, The
expense has been heavy but the return is commensu
rate; and the enlarged resources at their command en-.
able them to promise additional improve nents in the
quality Of the work, and greater variety and interest in
its articles. Some of the best writers and artists Of
The country are now engaged for its pages; and the
same vigilant care will be exercised that, a pure
aud true spirit shall justify the claim Of The Schoofel
low to be the companion and friend Of children in ey.
cry section Of the country.
The SchOolielow may be obtained Of booksellers,
newsa agents, or Of The publishers. Terms, 81 a year
payable always 10 advance) or ten cents q number
Clubs -Four copies to one address, IS 80; SCOPES, 81;
8 copies, Sc.
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CANDOR.
New York, Jan. q

New York, Jan. 81.
Passengers from Nicaragua or the James
Adger give a gloomy account of Walkers sit.
uation.
The seizure Of the transit route AMI steamboats,
by Spencer is confirmed. Spencer states That
he acted in behalf Of Vanderbilt. No inquiry
was offered to the passengers in the captured
boats, but they were escorted to Greytown
where the Ateamsr was boarded by an officer
from a British man of war, who ordered the
baggage Of the men to be put off immediately.
Spencer kept the Americsn flag flying from
his steamer although he made his captGres in
the name Of Costa kica.
President Mara, Of the CostG Rican Govern
ment, had Issued a proclamation granting =
pardon to Walkers men, and a free passage to
the United States,1 d
Many of Walkers men, both officers and
priyates' were deserving. They all tell hard
stories Of their suffering from hunger and sick.
ness. g ,Nas9oN w 3 @s
Walker was still at Rivas With six hundred
men. another account says 1900.
Spencer statss that the Costa Ricans have
1900 troops posted along the routs. They
are also IN strong force at Sersgut, and havG
puns posted on both shores. =
.TAs report that Gen. Henningssn had fought
his way out Of GreuadY and joined Walker il
confrmen, as is also the rumor that Il Genera
Ballton, With alarge body of men, had pro
pounced for Walker At Leon.
Walker, i isjssid, .rstOOk RiVsi with'u
loosipg,a man. r. y tHtt
Capt, Saunders with his rifles had advau
ced to Leon to occupy that post. The fore
going despatch is made up from thu stale
ments frcn several Eicaraugian papers VIII
give very conflicting stories,
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This Weeks Advertisemont,.

VIZ invita- special attention to his week,
advertisements.
Howe, Of Cincinnati, offers q rare chance for
the sale Of one Of The most desirable books ex.
iant. We have examined it, and do without
hositaney. pronounce it a book worthy OF Uni.
Vsrsal eircalahcn.
B. A. Fshne,toek, Druggist. Pittsburgh,
Pa, Is on hand for the spring trade, with 90
stock, Il will be to The Advantage
Of country Druggists parchssing for the com.
ing season 10 call Win him.
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Mr.. Bingham.

The speech Of this gentleman occupies Q
large share Of our space this week TO the ex.
%clusiou Of miscellaneous matter. But in our
judgment it is the speech of the present session
of Congress. All the Republican papers thro-
ughOut the Republic speak in glowing terms
gifts peculiar fitness to the subject. its gems Of
eloquence. its legal propositions, and i%rrssisti.
bic conclusions.
Index" the Washington correspondent Of
the New York IriJume, in speaking Of Mr.
Bingham'S effort, says:
"Mr. BinghAm's speech today demonstrat.
ing the power Of Congress over the territories
waai in svsry sense 3 most mastery exposition
of the whole subject, which greatly impressed
the House, not only from the convincing tsSti
mony adducsd to sustain bis positions, buI
from the eloquent and effective manner in
which they we're vindicatsd by his powerful
generalization. He has justly taken rank al
one of the ablest dsbaters in the body, and il
destined to attain an enViabls reputation fn
craftsmanship" ans s
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Loom and Anvil.
AMERICAN FARMERS MACHINE,
Edited and publisher by
j.. MASH and A. P. PARISH.
At No. 7 BeekmaD street. New York, near Park Row

At No. Z BeekmaD street, New York, near Park Row.
Terms,-S3 60 to single subscribers, not paying in
Advance; 50 80 each to two subscribers, advancing the
money in one letter; 50 % each TO three subscriber,
so advancing, aud 81 80 each to any larger number.
From It's commencement, eight years since, this jour
nal has been conservative in p: inciple; reliable 10 state
ments, national in character, and single in its great Oh
ject Of advancing the useful arts, placing Agriculture
first, and striving to develODe its SC ence and to sheC
light on all its practical details, but deeming that Agri
culture can flourish ouly in conjunction with the Ne
chanic Ats; and that these, hand 10 hand with AgricuI
ture, form the onl ypermanent basis Of a nations mate
rial prosperity. With these principles always promi
nent, it has maintained II high moral position, maxim!
t a ft yisitant Of the family circle, and has obtained
more select and wider patronage than often happens to
journals OF the kind
By taking in an additional editor, to be entirely deyot
ed to the agricultural department, we have doubled
our team and arc going ahead emitting no effort
whatever to make this journal specially acceptable anC
valuable to the arriculturist, a help to the practice
farmer in his daily business. and an assistant to III,
training of his sons to higher degrees of excellence it
the profession. Moved b, the progressive spirit Of thu
age, and DESTROYS Of disseminating the foregoing priuci
pies still more widely, most earnestly believing tina
their adoption will be promot4 Of good, and of gooC
only TO the whole country. we have introduced thC
clubbing system, BY which those who desire can Obtain
the Work Tor actually less than the paper, printing ant
binding would cost, we've il noe that we publish a very
large edition.
Reader, look at our prices, and send US SO 90 for
single copy; or f you desire it for less, send us 2 Sc
each for Yourself ana neighbor, or 3 90 each for your
self and two others, or | CD each for yourself and any
larger number; and il you would see the work first, LEI
us know, and we will forward specimen numbers to your
address gratuitously, This, all will say is fair, and nov
let US hear from you on the cash principle. by which
you can get the largest and best Agricultural journa
for half what we could afford it five had to do the bust
ness with you through sol citing and collecting agents
Such is the effect Of the cash system on the subscrib'
ers to periodicals. Addressas above, No. 7 BeekmaI
street, New York.
January 90, 1857 .2w'
a@- Editors who will give the above an insertion o
two, more OF lcss displayed, as they can afford, sha
be entitled to receive our current volume therefor. o
sending US marked papers containing it.