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OUR COUNTRY

The extent of the Atlantic coast of the United
States, in round numbers, and measuring from
headland to headland, from Calais, at the head of
Passamaquoddy Bay, to Key West, is 900 miles.
lfthe Bay coasts and minor snuosities included
the distance would be twice great. The coast of
the Gulf of Mexico, measured in the same way,
from Key West to the mouth of the Rio del Norte,
is 300 miles. The Pacific coast is 200 miles, and
the lake coast of the North 200 matchmaking in
the whole $500 miles of coast bounding on naviga-
BILE waters. The land boundary between Mexico
extent; that between the British possessions and the
United Statesis upwards of 600 miles. The great
est extent of the United States, from North to
South, is from the fortynnth degree of north lat-
in air line. The breadth from Passamaquoddy Bay
to the mouth of the Columbia river is 1000 miles
and from Charlestown to San Diego 1,750.
Estimated area 100000 square miles
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PROFESSOR AGASSIZ AND NAPOLEON.
R0sTnN Lime 9th 1873

To the Editor of the Ne,o York Evening Post:
The report, credited to the London Atheneum,
that Agassiz has concluded to accept the proposals
of the Emperor Napoleon, is utterly without foun-
dation; on the contrary, not only will he not go,
of going. The offers made by the Emperor, mag
niicent they are, have not been even tempta-
ton to him, nor would he take into consideration
any proposition having as its object his withdraw wal
from Cambridge. This l have from his own Inns
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We would here respectfully inform friends and consu
mers of coal generally that receiving prepared
to deliver the Locust Gap Coal Mountain Goals which in
appearance, quality and durability be surpassed
by any brought this market We merely desire parties
to give these Goals trial convince them of this fact
If taken at and in quantities ofe upwards
enabled to furnish them at So % per ton of 22iO
lbs. We also keep constantly hand, Lykens Valley
Short Mountain and Cumberland Goals.
WAsHBURN & House,
je19tl0 Office SO Lombard St. ID door west of South
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The Springfield (Mass-) Republican says that
larger preparation are being made for the tobacco
crop in that vicinity than usual. 1t is one of the
best paying crops on rich land. About seventy
days OF good weather is all that is requisite to ma
ture the plant after its transplantinp. A tons
weight OF understandable tobacco is often realized
equivalent. 40 Aoney
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NAPOLEON AND LIBERIA.-It was stated some time
since, that, in consequence of the interference of
the Liberians with the Emigration" system of the
Napoleon iii had repented of his intention to pre-
sent to the navy of the young African Republic a
small vessel of war; and that he had positively re-
fused to do so, even after special messenger had
arrived in Paris from Monrovia to receive it. This
is not the fact. MIR. Gerard Ralston, writing to a
gentleman of Philadelphia, under date of London,
june llth, says: 81 have a letter from Count Wa
lewski of the 4th June, in which he still promises
vessel of war for the Republic in lieu of the Hron
delle.', ---..- /,
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I From the Ne,o York Ne,cs.

From the Nelc York NelCs.
WHAT HAS CHANGED You so 1--WE have
all witnessed with establishment the extraordinary and i'm
proved change in many gentleman and lady, who had
become prematurely gray but who, by means had
been mracuously rel uvenated There is time in life
when gray hairs to harmonic with the furrowed
brow and the wrinked features but unfortunately from
some cause other thousands of young men and wo-
not only witness the gradual change locks
'motted and speckled gray but mortified by the
danger of positive badness from the actual loss of their
hair All this demands a remedy, and a safe one We
naturally look about and ask in this age scientific in
yention who stands highest the Proprietor and Manu-
tdcter of real hair resorera restorer of well
as health, beautfer well hair tonic We find at
the head of all the claimants in this long line single
individual. Any of the splendid heads hair along
Broadway, once falling out dry and gray when asked
wv hat has changed you SOP" will reply PROFESSOR
WOoD's HAIR RESTORATIVE
CAUTIoN.-Beware of worthless limitations, several
are already in the market called by different Use
unless the words professor Woodss Hair Restora
tive, Depot, St Louis, Mo-, and New York blown in
the bottle. Sold by all Druggists and Patent NJ dcine
Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas and by
JOHN c. GIVEN, Chinamans Tea Store
Jel72w 81 and SO Baltimore street
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IMPORTANT FROM RERMrDA

Lieut.. Davis, of the AdmiraPs flag ship Indus on
the West India station, arrived in New York from
bermuda on Thursday, with dispatches from Lord
Napier :. from Sir Houston Stewart, and proceeded
10 w Washington that evening
=. The Devastation, which had been dispatched bv
nd PPritsh Admiral in search of the cruisers Styx
baul an with peremptory orders not to over
Rermmdya more American vessels, has returned to
vessels and u reports having fallen in with both
eom nd no IN due form. This will no doubt put
an ena TO a further outrag on our flag in these
Staort r.r learn from Halifax that Sir Houston
Indus. III the nag snip
THE BRITISH ADMIRAL AT HAIrYAx. rrc
HALIFAX, June 25, 1s5s.-The British A ao.ou,
Of the line Indus S.r bearing the flag Of Admiral
The steamer Devastation sailed from Rarmnd.
for the West Indies the 18th, and the Ataanta o
the day, for the protection of the fisheries on
the coast of Newfoundland.
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE, JUNE %, 1853

FRoM PEMBINA-The Hon. Joseph Rolette, the
Senator from the Pembina District, and James Nc
Fetrldge, United States Collector at Pembina, ar
the trip from Pembina in the short space of ten
days.
We learn that the grasshoppers are creating
great havoc on the Red River, and have destroyed
all the crops on the American and British sides of
the line. We rejoice to learn that this pest of our
northern country are travelling from the Red Piver
in southwestern direction to the Missouri.
The winter hunt from the Red River country has
been very successful. ..'...
We learn that very large number of carts will
arrive in this city from Pembna in a few weeks
The Hudson Bay traffic has increased largely, and
upward of 100 carts dispatched by this corporation,
will arrive in st. Paul during the week.-&. Paul
Pioneer -
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ID | Il ID :.

On Saturday evening, 26th inst, MARTIN KEITH Jr
aged So His friends invited attend his funeral
this Monday morning at 10 O'Clock New York Boston
and New Bedford. papers please copy.l
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CLASS DAY AT CAMBRIDGE

The class of 1885, who graduate on the 2lst of
next month, held their Glass Day yesterday The
attendance of friends of the students especially
young lady friends, was unusually large. The Sc
nors seated their guests in the spacious Unitarian
church, about 10 O'clock and then repaired to Uni
versity Hall, where the Glass Chaplain. VIM. Fl
Dunning, read selections from the Scriptures and
offered prayer. About IL o'clock the class formed
a procession and escorted the College Faculty to
the church, where they found seats upon a raised
platform in front of the pulpit
Among the gentlemen upon the platform. or in
other parts of the church, were Hon. Edward Ever
EFT, Hon. John Wentworth Mayor of Chicago. Hon.
Charles Francis Adams Hon. Geo. 4. Davis, of
Greenfield, and Benjamin A. Gould, Esq The music
throughout the day was furnished by the Germania
Reed Band. Prayer was offered by Rev. Prof Hun
tingten, Chaplain of the University Mr.. Harry
Brooks Adams of Quincy. the orator of the day.
The poet was George Washington Copp Noble, of
Somersworth, n. III.
Gilchrist Gordon, of New Bedford, Mass.
The large company of visitors were entertained
by the young gentlemen of the graduating class
who gave generous collations at their own rooms
in the college buildings. The rest of the dav was
pleasantly spent in dancing on the Green.
In the evening Rev. President Walker held re-
cepton at his residence, which was attended hv The
students generally, and such of their friends rs
manned in Cambridge.-Boston DAILY ado. Nor
26h. -'o''
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SLAVERY IN TExAs.-The Galues ton Ciri7ian scout
the idea that there is danger of Free-Soil feeling
growing up in Texas from the alleged preponderance
IN portions of the State of European emgrants and
Gr i11oneaslng numbers which coming in. The
t;on replies by quoting the statistics of popula
ZION, showing that in 1850, with the execution of
ire nnnuat Acan parentage, born in Texas the en-
or i2 o of foreign BIRTH the State was only
Since then the uTn Of the people of the State
nS oOo per including upope mas not
ber ars ahs
it is pronounced to be the arrivals, and
OF persons OF foreign birth the STAN tne number
great as it was ten years ago. while tha IS now as
t aer population for immigration from one. s.s.s N
in addition, that the foreignb population
never shown any disposition to change the policy os
the state In regard to Slavery. re'y o'
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THE REGION FOR SPoRT.-A letter from Medary
Dacotah, says:
Game is abundant in the shape of ducks, geese.
plover, beaver, otter and buffalo. There is great
sport in hunting the buffalo under the present
auspices they having been driven by the unusual
number of Indians hunting them on the west, this
spring, back to their own stamping grounds on the
Big Sioux Herds of these famous S'prairie rovers'
are seen nearly every day. grazing on the opposite
banks of the river from this Site and parties on the
chase are as often seen.
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Excursions.
TWO EXCURSIONS

r-JiIu-a w " EAU tIISlONS,
E--E--E THE THIRD AND FOURTHOF IJrIY
loNLY FIVE DOLLARS FOR THE ROUND TRIP.1 80
TO NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND OLD POINT
COMFORT.
With the priUege of haring the tickets crtended to re-
turn any day during the aoeek.
The splendid steamers NORTH CAROLINA and LOUSI-
ANA, commanded by Captains Cannon and RUSSELL hay
ing unsurpassed stateroom and berth
upwards of 400 persons.
The NORTH CAROLINA will leave the foot of Concord
street, on SATURDAY EVENING, July Sd, at O'Clock
arriving at Old Point Comfort and Norfolk the next
ing.
Returning will leave Norfolk on SUNDAY EVENING,
the 4th inst, at o'clock and Old Point Comfort at
O'Clock, arriving in Baltimore early Monday morning,
without the loss of any business day.
The LOUISIANA will leave the of Concord street
SUNDAY EVENING, the 4th of July, at O'Clock, re
turning Monday.
Persons wishing spend days ofthe city cannot
do better than to avail themselves ofhese trips having
opportunity of visiting Fortress Monroe the most extern
sive fertilization in this country.
Tickets to be had at the office board the boat
state Rooms and Berths be secured at the office
time on the Sd.
NJ. N. FALLS,
ieD1
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m CAUSE OF THE EXPLOSION OF THE PENNsYLvAN1A.-
The Memphis Appeal of Saturday, says : "We
now learn that John H. Campbell, of the firm of j.
Il. Campbell Co., merchants of New Orleans who
died at the Gayoso House on Thursday, made state
ments contradictng that of the second engineer.
Mr.. Campbell was formerly an engineer on the
river, ana on Monday last, he visited at the
Daniel Boone, who was engaged on the steamboat
snSnaar years Ears when Mr. Campbell
ment to Mr.. Hoffman on that visit tbe snhs,anca e.
which was as follows: ''e SUBSTITUTE vi
Son the morning of the explosion. Mr. c.,hou
was up early, and having an acuuaintano 0ampoeli
the Pgac Tho descended to
engine-room he found that the engineer wa the
his post So struck he at this of
was about to try the water, but dessted at ne
the engineer would look upon such act as disreg
spectful. He then discovered that the enrneo re-
aft where he had been in company with some was WA
men. As he advanced, the engineer approached a.
if to try the water At that moment the catastro'
phe occurred. This statement, we learn. is supnort
ed by that of persons among the deck passengers.
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A number of gray squirrels, which had been
placed in the public squares of New Haven, have
been driven from their lodging places by swarms of
honey bees.
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THE BRITISH ADMIRAL AT HALIFAx rrc

inc ste- mer America, the consort of the Canada,
mas gone sally down the Rapids of the st. Law
fehce' anu pothare now lying at Montreal.
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-"eeHIy:L + o. II i a . IS I4IA n q 4IH XIX
Inc contractor will be bound to furnish, unable
hoce, as OFTEN as may be required by the Captain not
eAceehg one day for each week equivalent of
meat and fresh vegetables in lieu of the corresponding
parts Of the ration above mentioned.
JOHN THOMSON MASON
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&fqal Hntitfs.
VPHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. TIA

NNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
Il the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore City, letters of administration the estate Of
JAMES CANDY, late of Wilmington, Delaware deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof the subscribers before the 18th day De-
cember next they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said All persons indebted to
sad estate requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 10th day of June, 1858.
SAMUEL CANDY,
WILLIAM CANDY.
1Us
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The DEPRESSION OF MANUFAcrURING PROPERTY
On Wednesday, in the city of Lawrence, an extern
sive paper mandatory, which not many years
ago cost about Sl45,000, was offered at auction by
Newell A. Thompson & Co. A few months since a
sale of this property was partially negotiated for
10000 but the bargain was not consummated-
The best offer for the property, Wednesday, was
but as the purchaser made objections to the
terms, and did not sign the necessary papers, the
purchase not considered to be concluded, and
the property will probably be again offered for
TraretIer
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE is published every morning
Sundays exceped price Two CENTS served IN the CITY
at twelve and half per week payable to the cars
er mailed to subscribers out of the city at SIX DoA
per annum TERMs-nvariably cash in ad vance. u and
OF PUBLIcATIoN-North East corner OF bi ,".nd 80
n orth streets Baltimore. Letters to be anuies
THE DAILY EXCHANGE, Baltimore, Maryland
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jeS 1aw4 True copy. Test: WM. II. H. TURNER, CPk.
HORWITZ rs. BROWN.
I'm THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAITI-

H. MORE CITY.-May Term, 1S5S-Ordcred that the
sale made and reported by Orve Horwz, Trustee for
the sale of the property in the above he ratified and
confirmed unless to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the tenth day of July next provided copy
of this order be inserted in newspaper printed in
Baltimore in eact of three successive weeks before
the said tenth day of July next.
The report states the amount of sales to be 500
W. II. II. TURNER, Crk.
True copy. Test, W. H. H. TURNER, Crk.
a15 au2,u
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vTHIS is TO GIVE NOTTC,E that the suh.

u scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Bal
umore city, letters of administration the estate of
HoRATIO GATES ARMSTRONG, late of said city deceas
ed All persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
thereo1 TO the subscriber her attorney, Robert c.
Barry ESQ., No CORTLAND street, before the 9th
uay OF January next they may, otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate All persons in
debted to said estate required to make immediate
payment.
Given under hisS day of
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In Milton, Mass, on Tuesday, two young men
were arrested, under the game laws, for having in
their possession sixteen birds called woodcocks and
fined eighty dollars and costs, being five dollars for
aach bird
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Given under my hand this Sth day of June, 1858.
MARY ARMSTRONG,
TTHIS IS 10 GIVE NOTICE that the

IL subscriber of Baltimore city, in Maryland, hath
obtained from the Orphans Court of said city letters
of administration of the personal estate of FREDERICK
DUGAN late of said city, deceased All persons having
claims against the said deceased hereby warned
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
Der, or before the 18th day Of January next they may
therwse, by law; be excluded from all benefit Of said
state. Given under my hand this 23d day of April
S5S.
EMILY DUGAN,
je15 1aw4w Administrators
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THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT

Ut. VLU UUNINIUN UUFFEE POT
Gives healthy beverage Nervous dyspeptic and
ous persons VINO had not dared to coffee for years
have been able to drink their favorte beverage AGAR
when made in this boiler and without an occurrenc,
OF any of the old unpleasant consequences 1t is healthy
because by the of condenser evaporation is
ed and the coffee be boiled long enough to release al
the natural elements of the berry, and get them in jus
proportion in the beverage 49,
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FUSTOM HOUSE, COLLECTORS
~ OFFICE, BALTIMORE, 10th June, 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until WEDNESDAY, 80 inst at II NJ for furnishing the
Revenue Cutter this station with RATIONS for one
year commencing the 1st of July 1885, and ending on
the 10Th June 1859 The rations to be delivered monthly
on board the Cutter this port according schedule
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THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Never fails to do its work right Cook spoil your
cup of coffee by neglect orgefuness after she has
placed the boiler on the stove or range
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WATERS, use rs. BROWN.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAL
IL TIM0RE CITY-June 18th 1s5S.-Ordered that the
sale made and reported by o. HOrwz, Trustee the
sale of the property mentioned in said proceedings
lhed and confirmed unless the contrary
be shewn before til 18th day of July next Pro
Vided of this order be inserted in newspaper
printed in Baltimore in each of three
weeks before the said 18th day of July next
The report states the amount of sales to be S2I2O
W. Fl. H. TURNER, Clk
h IL rrllnc tnstW
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je15-1aw3w
'NHE "OLB DOMINION
THE OLD DOMINION coFFEE POT

thousands ott ms new Coffee Pot have already been Sold
and the demand from all parts the United States is rap
ny on the increase. Wherever introduced it has given
the most complete satisfaction 49,
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THE OH nONINIoN corrpr DO,
THE OLD DOMINION

DUMINION CUFFEE POT
Is the most economical for nothing being lost by
raton In boiling one fourth less coffee is required while
he coee Is stronger, more fragrant and delicious
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TOHNSTONS' INSURANCE ROOMS,
- 70 SECOND STREET.
MARINE INSURANCE.
THE MERCANTILE MUTUAL
MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK,
ELLWO0D WALTER, President.
Assets January l, 1858,
NINE HUNDRED AND THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Scrip and Cash Dividend
TWENTY EIGHT AND ONE HALF PER CENT.
OPEN AND SPECIAL POLICIES
MOST ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS.
PREMIUMS LITERALLY CREDITED.
THOS. d. JOHNSTON,
rs SECOND STREET.
THE SECURITY FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $3.50 0o0
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
THOS. d JOHNSTON
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT.
THE PHENIx FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $3.50 900.
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
THoS D. JOHNSTON,
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT.
THE NEW WORLD FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, 1924 900.
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
TH0S. d. JOHNSTON,
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT.
THE REsoLUTE FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, S24O, 900.
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID
TH0S d. JOHNSTON,
ACCREDITED AGENT.
THE ALBEMARLE FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, S1SS 900.
POLICIES ISSUED LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
THOS. d. JOHNSTON,
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT.
THE LYNCHBURG
INSURANCE co. OF VA
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $751; 900.
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
THOS. d. JOHNSTON,
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY
THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, 1854, 900.
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
THOS ID. JOHNSTON,
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT
The stock of the above Companies ranges from 30 to G.
per cent above par and they pay dividends of
to 20 per cent.
Their invested il the most reliable and ayaa
could arise under the sagaciou jurisdiction
their operations.
J0HNSToN'S INSURANCE ROOMS,
je4tfr 70 SECOND STREET.
JAMES NJ. ANDERSON 4 son,
ENGRAVERS,
No. 14S Baltimore Street.
BANK NOTE, STEEL & COPPER PLATE PRINTING
INVITATION, WEDDING, VISITING
Cards etc. Engraved and Printed in the most fashion
able styles Corporate and Notaral Seals Letter Stamps
etc London and Paris Visiting Cards. De La Rues En-
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ARTHUR. BURNHAM 4 GILRnY

THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is manufactured under the patent for the United
States by
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VNO THE FARMERS OF THE MID

H. DIE AND SOUTHERN STATES.
THE AMERICAN FARMER-the oldest Agricultural
Periodical of the United States and well known in its
past career Journal of Practical Agrcuture-will
commence in July a new volume.
The undersigned having been for three and half
constant contributor In the Editorial department of the
FARMER and identified in with its prosperous
condition and established reputation has become sole pro
prietor and cH decote himself ercuSirety to the duty
making it worthy still of the confidence and support
of the community.
He thinks that his early and constant familiarity with
Southern farm life, and experience of nearly twenty
years grain grower and tobacco planter has given
him practical knowledge Of the especial of the
grain and tobacco growing country which, with his
perence writer and whatever capacity he have,
will enable him not only to make The Farmer the repre-
tentative of the advance and progress Agriculture gen
orally but to adapt to the peculiar circumstances of the
very important region in which it has its largest crcua
lation.
Being assured of the cordial cooperation of many lead
ing Agreulturists in Maryland Virginia and other States
as contributors to THE FARMER the proprietor expects
tn make this journal medium for the discussion OF inter
estng questions in Practical Agriculture source OF g
diclous instruction and depository of useful information
IN farming, gardening agricultural education anu al
that relates TO the lmprov ement of country me, a.
spectfuly asks of the farming community the sulp 9
TO publication devoted exclusively to theI
THE AMERICAN FARMER VIII be issued mon I.i as
Observation-Disclosures pages octave, ana is i 60 -
ing sheet, at 81 per annum in ADVANCE, 800 p " 80
thirteen copies for $40, thirty copies IoT $S55
es' Office of American Farmer,