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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-08
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREENBRIER CO., W. VA.

These Springs, so long and favorabIy known to
the seekers Of health nd pleasure, will 4
beopen for the reception Of visitors on vIA4
the lst of June. With extensive improve k..W II
ments and general refarnshin of the estabn,I
Rlent. will be prepared for the comfor table &C
commodation Of from fifteen Hundred 10 tpO thon-
sand persons.
Hot and warm Sulphur Baths. so eminently ser
viceable I'm connection with the internal use of
of the visitor.
One Of the best City BANDS OF MUSIC win be
in attendance to enliveH the LAWNS and the BALL
Room: and suitable LIVERY will be open 10
the use of those who may desire to indulge in
horseback or carriage exercise.
Charges will be % day, or $50 per month;
children under 10 years and colored tervants half
price; white servants according to accommoda
lions.
No effort or ex pense will BE spared en- the part of
the Proprietors- TO manage this establishment In
manner best calculated to promote the comfort Of
Visitors in every respect.
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va, April 10th, 1858.
~ For q full account Of the MEDICINAL Errr-
CACY ANDAPPLIC Billy ofthese aters to pArtiou-
lar diseases the reader Is referred TO the late work
Of Ir. NORMAN, on the :. Mineral Waters OF the
United States and Canada, i" 20 be found at Messrs
KELLY 4 PETS, Baltimore aud other Book
stores. A PAMPHLET on the WHITE SUI
PHUR SPRINGS, containing much valuable in
formation, can be obtained without charge, of
Msssrs COLEMAN a ROGERS, Baltimore
~ ROUTE TO THE SPRINGS from any Point
LOUISVILLE. STANTON. u COYINGTON BY
Rail, thence by Fine Line of Stage Uosc hes IN a
we'll graded Turnpike, ~ Miles 10 the Springs.
Q G. I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-08

LADIES CAN HAVE THEIR HooPsKIRrs
ALTERED AND REPAIRED 1t Obs. BAUNT
HOOPeKIRT, CORSET and SHOULDER BRAOR
nAkUIAofOBY, 20 Louisisna avenue, between
eth and 7th streets. NH I,.tS
DHILOeOPHY OF MARRIA0l-A new coures
OF Leeteree, % delivered ct the New Yorf
nGneeum O Anetomy, embracing the elbjects: How
tS NE snH What e live for; Youth, Maturity ana
va Age, Manhood Qensraily reviewed.; The csues
o. lndgestfon, Astule noe and Nervous diseasss -
counted Tor; Marriage philosoDhieally ooasiders6,
Pocket volumes eontssulns thsss lectures Win Be
iefEaraee 70 lsruee upsble 20 attend on rsceiyf
New York Museyn u Anato1y md Ss5s1ce. SIS
Broadway, New Terk. - -. r. = n
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IL ADJ Adj EADIfi
ALL MUST AOKEOWLEDGE THAT
THOMAS EAHEYs

ALL AUsT hUkEOWLEDGk THAT
q 4 A Ell ROOFS
Exec IN workmanship and durability al others of
simllsr construction. Using none but the beet
m nas and work performed By men Of fifteen
he also invites the attention OF the public osnt
orally to his stock of BUILDING MAfERIALs.
viz:
Rosendale and Round Top Cement,
Lime, Laths. Hair,
Holland Point Sand (per host saIyipgtor.
White Sand (coerse and fine,D
Wotherspoon's Calcined Plaster
Felt, Pitch and Gravel.
Bold az the lowest cash prices.
All orders promptly attended to.
THOMAS FAHEY,
Corner 10th street west and Canal,
M D-5m Smithsonian Bridge
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12
D r. u A M ES.

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL
New orleans, La, Established in 1850 ana ~
the iaet sx years located in CIicago-tne most cue.
eeeelnl specialist Of tie age In Tho treatment OF gu
oleee1ee o. private natnfe-can y eonndeosoiv
eensued At his ONCE and Rooms, % RASDsafa sssaI
treatmcnt OF Chronic, Mefcufia, Syphilitic, Bleed
and SKIN Diseases, and oil Disorders OF Contaefo1s
venefeal Choractef-whieh he cures visncut ne Ne
o. mereu!y iodine potasea, araenic, or my poison.
put WIN hs NrssnAlaxn-a positive cms Sos Al h.
one sss iicGs RScxeSS: ,,es .. s..a ws
neos. Nocturnal and Diurnal Kmssions pfooens g y
abuse Of the organ early indeecresiOn, sxceMss o.
notwithstanding loes Of memory. eoneeaee. de'
preston, dimnesso Of vision and often times insani.
y, with 2 deplosAble train Of osnef opeoms.
treated and radically cured by an infAiiaoe nosood
oavirg time and expense. All diseases peculiar 70
the sexual orgsns, OF private charae'ef' rao'csiy
Old diseases Of the most horrible class wnefe me
blood has become poisoned-proddcing nioscnc ..
the face small watsfy bstere-rains 70 inc nean ana
bOnes--ucefnted throat and nosc. esres ~ tns mos
and body, crofula-togefher with an eLu,Ses NUM-
Der Of suffcfings-edecfually and permnsnuy e9reo.
DR. JAMES IL recommended BY the pIsss o. me
country by professors OF medical comeges' xna y
the medical profession generally. Inoss smeseo
should apply to him and be cured y vuSS. - -
On. JAMES can be consulted, connoenusay, ~ ~ ~
ter, p. o. Box sos. Chicago Ill. enclosing ~ ~
return anawef: Of Ct his ONCE ana pexiosss .sa
dolph street, corner OF Dearborn euee.s .UM A.
=. to Or. y. Ten separate rooms. ana Ys'vso -.
tfance and exits: 20 that patients ne s s. ~
contact with each other. Everything private nd
just pubiishsd, b. p. 'Jsnss, tive panpAlets. q
snd eYrfnn, and both sent h
sealed envelCpee totAay addfssss on receipt q ~
cents. ~ three red postage etamps
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12


plain statement Of facts inherited 1crefala
and many Of ny rslstions have died Of 1t. In 1ssi
~ case was frightfsl. Tumcrs and ulcers spread
until in ls4s, under the advice Of my physlcisns.
went to Avon Springs. lrecsved No benefit tried
every medicine and did everything cslld. had "a
rest my arm On cushion. and had not been sbl. u
raise it 10 ~ head In over . year. Ths diseharss
from two ulcers was nearly . pint . day. Amputa
ton WAS recommended: but pronounced dangsrous
could not slesp and my suAsriAes wsss Noticeable
friend brought me IN RnslisA pbysiciaz, vhosp
piled salvs with which be said b he'd secsmplish
ed extraordinary cures in the hsspitalsin Haglaad-
II commenced to relieve; persisted n IL uss u
finally effected perfect and entire cure. tits nos
lsAs 1t 10 i've yssrs since he'd the appearance Of
scrofdlsus ssre, and ny health b bssa God svss
stnes. procured TIE receipt Of this woaAeeiul ast
cls this blessing Of hunanity-anA have called II
"PAsss CilnAx SAlvs." md allsw the pubic 70 -
It or not - they choose. This = hsisf bat soalid
statement, given more fully in NJ circular.
Geneva. New York. De-: lsse: J. y. pA0k
.qhavs lno~. J. \. rass, Re-. q Sessv:. Il. =,
western New York. cav lin - vssR in good
health; His ssss was mot asaassss1S enc. but
w.hav. watched III. snssasi g sssviss S1o s' u
"PAez's CInAx SALIVA" anA avaiiine svsssavss d
the knowledge Of it, wonderful curative powsss,
have become proprietor Of the sans.
II lie sure cure for Burns. Scalds, Dsrofula, Salt
Rhelm, Fever Sorss. Broken DreostD, Frost Ditse,
Chiblains, Stngs, Bruises, Cuts. ewsIlngs, %.
whether upon man or bsast. II iablvss pain and
inflammation with surprising eslsrity. and Asala
burns without scar. No faMily should b. without
it. 1t il always wanted. and IL always ready. We
viii forfeit dozen boxes for any single failare. We
believe there was never anything like It in the world
II is put in tin boxes with the name Pages Cli-
max Salvc" stamped on the bottom Of the box
None other lie genuine. Sold BY dealers in Medi-
cines everywhere. Try II. Price only - cents.
WHITE ROWLAND. Proprietors, IS Liberty
Street. New York. dAW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Seventy nye per cent of the population OF the nj
tod States are moro less bilious nj this season.
The midsummer Sun stirs up the bile ~ ccrtaisly 40
1t invovs miasna from the staguant pools. It's Of
the utmost importance. therefore, to check the ten
deucy OF the liver 10 diseased action with that inco
parable anti-bilious spechc-HOsTErTER'ss ToM-
ACH BITTERS. Neglect the eaely Symphonic. and
the chances that they will result In remittent fe
fever and ague. or jaundice 1t presumed that
nobody deliberately desires TO risk Al alta, from
any OF these. But eareessness may be ~ disas-
irons NJ temerity. Do not procrastinae As hsalth
10 the greatest OF earthly blessings. It should be
every rational beings fret care. Whoever chooses
to use HOsTETTER's BlTTERs as a preventive
now may escape the bilious epidemcs which gen.
orally prevail towards the close of the hes ed term
and in the Fail months. II IL not worth while To he
farearmed when the means OF defence within the
reach ~ al Tho BIrrFRS are NATIONAL
| REMEDY. every whore procursble. and endorsed hy
the Intelligent OF every class. Read what lead ny
members OF the community. clergymen, ply -ieians,
authors, Statesmen men OF science. artists. travel
lrrs and Distinguished sodiers. say about them. On
the strength OF thee credentials give them trial
They VIII be found the very best ambitious medi-
trt.t ~, Al. has hae s,tr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12

NNhtitf u
ra.N.r York Tribune has been partc-
MARTY severe IN its criticisms bearing on
tie rally of Governor Seymour The 10y
~ ~ the Tribune may DO beat unders ood,
.ai ~. fitness Of Greeley to judge o,hers
N this respect, Ivy psnising the following
.x,,.ets rom that ''trooly loii" sheet:
From. the Tribune Of Nov. .. 1850.
II the cotton States shall become satisfied
tina, they can do better out Of the Union
t6,n in Il. We insist on letting them go in
neare. The right to seccde may be a revO.
inuenny one, but it exists nevertheless.
We nu-t ever RESIST the right OF
any State to remain in the Union and null
i.fy OF defy tho laws thereof To withdraw
rom the Union IS quito another matter |;
whenever a considerable portion Of our
Union shall resolve to go out, We shall, re-
as, al cocrcive msasures designed To keep
tin We hope never 10 live In Republic
whereof one section 10 pinned to the other
" b.yonets.
FROM the Tribune Of Nov. &c. 1850
fthe cotton States ,fuitsdIv and earnest.
" wl,h TO withdraw peaceabIy from the
[ nlan. We think they should and would 10
allowed 10 ~. Any as.empt 10 compel them
Nv fore to remain would be contrary TO the
principles cuunciatsd in tho immortal De
aarauon Of Independence, contrary to Tho
fun iam-ntal ideas upon which human lib
crty is based.
From tie Triknue, Dec. II, 1889.
lit tlhs Declaration Of Independence
justified ths accession from tho British En-
pirs Of three millions Of colonists in 1915
wed do not rec Why it should not justify III,
seoesson Of five millions Of Southrons freu
the Union IN 1861.
From he Tribune, Feb. Is. 1857.
Whenever it shall become clear that tn,
great body Of the southern people have he
come oonciasivelv alena,-d from tho Unioi
aaA anxious TO escape from ~, We VIII d.
our hest TO forward their views
from thu 1rihane january lsss.
lf,hree months more Of earnest iightin
shall n, serve T. make serious impression
oathc rescir If the end Of that term sha
hnd rs no further advanced than IT'S begir
nins II some malignant Fate has decree
that The blood aud treasure vi tue M, 10
shal ever be slnardere in useless s0ort
let Us bow t. orr destiny. and make II
hsst a,,sioahle peace.
DovERSoR SEYMOUR.
i.ct i, be remembered, too, that viii
Greeley thus aided the cause Of secession
Sey nour wlelded the forces Of New Yor
80 effectively in the cause o. the Union, 4
- command tho thanks not only Of Pres
dan, Lincoln but of hat persistent Rsdica
Edwin NJ stanton.
rur vsioS SAVER TO nE DIVIDED
hxiravt from GOV. Seymours Messag. to Il
New York Legislature OF 1888
Under m circumstance can the divisic
oil the Union bc conceded. We will p,
forth every cxefton Of power. W. will no
out every indncament 70 the people of Il
South % return % tnolt allegiance, consli
mt with honor wa viii guuaatee the
every 'ght, every consideration demand
by the Constitution, and by that frs,err
regard which must prevail in a comm
country bat sc can never voluntarily ca
sent 10 the hreaking up CT the Union
these States, or 10 tho destruction of t
Constitution. lioRArio SryxorR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12
DIR. SHALLEN BERGER'S

FEVER AGUE ANTlDOTE.
Has been before the Public Is years
Those who have ssei It don't need to be told OF
- merits, bat for the benefit OF others publish
few testimonials, and say
TRY IL.
FAcrs ron TUE PkorR-DR. SonLLRsBEa0ERs F.
vxs AND AGuk AsriDors
BrRt lssros, Iowa. Aug. 81, 1853.
GKsn Your pills ave, TO my nowledRe. given
the best sstisfaction Of any have aold
We have NO old customers for your pills, from tkv
fact that one bottle fails TO cure the most OBJ
stnate cases. Those who have used them recon.
mend them TO others, and could produce testimo.
ny in every case where used that they have not failed
to effect permanent cure.
One old gentem tells me that when he invested
9loo In your medicine i was one of the best invest
ments be ever made He had been afflicted with fe.
yer and ague over two years and nothing would ef-
feet cure, uutil box Of your pills did the work
And now, for more than year, he has not felt the
slightest symptoms OF return Of the disease. See
Advertisement ALLEN HxsRpIcKs, Druggist.
Lr.s, Macs, October 18th, 1885,
Dr. SnALhsr ra-Dear Sir: have been for
eleven wssks sick With Fever and Ague contracted
in the army: After being sick for two weeks. came
home from Alexandria, Va, and then bad shake
every two days for week. after which l had e.
we're attack every day for eight weeke without enc
exception, which weakened me 20 that was unable
TO walk. All these nine weeks had two dcctor1
attending ne but they could not stop the shakes,
Alexandria. and brought me . bottle Of your pills.
he recommended them very highly, and said they
had cured him at once Of . very severe attack.
aged BY the DOCTORS but ct last concluded TO take
thsm, and the second coee cured me completely.
have not had the least sign Of chill es come weeks
sec On uns sire nn az e. s sse
way: and weuld fks goa TO send ne dose. Of NJ
medicine. have received some nom friend Il
Washington. You're, very re sp:sa y'rora,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12
Chair and Belstead Factory for
Male

HHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
l. his Chair and Bedsteai Factory and the
good will of his business The Factory 10 Of
brick, three stories high. forty five t45) by
enty tsei feet on the ground, with boiler and
eugene room attached, and Is located on the
corner of Third aud Fernum streets. in the eity
Of Davenport. Two lots of ground one hundred
and twenty eight ,i2sl by one hundred and fifty
sftel feet, will be sold with the Factory. The
Engine, Boiler and Machinery are all in good
order: The business is profitable and weil e.
,ahlishcd ALMET SkEEL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12
Moracs Life Pills and PhRni Bitters.

The most successful medicines in the world. Med
zeal men. elergymen, philanthropists, all acknowl.
edge they are performing wonderful effects in rassa
Of physical weakness bilious secretions, dyspepsia
loss OF appetite, diseases OF the liver and skin MOT
fats Life Pills the best Cathartic and Blood puri
fer offered to the public. They cleanse the system
from all impurity and never grippe the bowels. Sold
by all Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12
TRADE MARK.
f e e e

La Uk0o'o AI9UUDIOr CtSOW
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS COS
MRTIC IN THE WORLD!
II will not Injurs the most Delicate Skin
ltsprssencs on the face cannot be detected Il can
be removed only by washing; and when renewed
will leave the skin softer, smoother and whittier than
before IT eradcates every dscoloration Of the face.
whether caused by exposure to the wether or by dis
essc and bestows upon all faces the
RADIANT COMPLEXION OF TIE YOUTH.
A single trial proves all these statements.
And the entire eaf,y with which 1t can BE- used,
makes tts euccess complete.
r. Ask for La Raes see that the name OF Ia
Rue & Co. blown 10 the bottle, and our trade mark
the top OF the front lsosl. Sold by all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Deaere. Price One Dollar per
bottle CHUKt Il d FLINT. Proprietors,
Hartford Cenu,
&c Wells d Co. New York Geo. q. Goodwin
4 Co., Boston. Mass Wholesale Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12

HAMrsAL CosrrvESses causee Headaehs, Disxiness
Worms. Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Sour Stomach,
Bad Breath. &c. The sursst preventive 10 Dr. Har-
rison's Psristatie Lozenges. Being both tonic and
laxative, they restore nature, thereby curing Coz
i've sacn. - , NE Cpinien q every dfse9ns they
Ailee and the only one that reaches the cause
outward applications are only tine and money
waited.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12
X ~ % ~ l. Els
VEGETABLE
HAIR r. E s r O r e r.

n "A i II n n - " N T. n
Is UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
By the Thousands Who have used Il. to b superiol
to all other Hair preparations before the public
THIS Is NOT A DYE,
"a II containe Coloring matter whatever. and Il
not composed Of Poisonous Drugs. being vegesa
BILE Compound, and net injurious In its application
FOR RESTORING THE COLOR
1t has no eqnal. Where the Hair has become Grey
with Age. Sickness Disease Of the Scalp. few ap-
plicafons Of the Rsstoref will in very short time
restore the HAIR to its original color condition and
AS A COMPLETE HAIR DRESSING
Il cannot be surpassed. 1t removes all DandruG.
Heat and Humers from the Scalp, prsvsnts the Hair
hon falling OF restores bald heads In nearly All
cases. keeps the head COOL the hair moist and civee
1t . dne, gloeey, and natural appearance.
FOR THE LADIES' TOILET.
This compound 10 unsurpassed. tn Il sndtsll yous
friends what you think Of Il. n 'Proprietor has
teemonals In great abundaace to prove al he claim
for the Reetoref. Prepared b
WI. 4. KNOVLxe, l1lsaoua, n. i.
SOLD BY DruReists.een er ally. js7<de0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12

This EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE. the fans
q which Y spread broadcast thfoughoat the soue-
~, 70 undoubtedly superior to any remedy cver o.
sssd 70 the public for the complaints for which Il 4
Intended: We have in our possession teetimcniala
furnished voluntarily by Col Long. late Chief ToPe
Graphcal Engineer Bureau st Warrington, Gen,
Fits henry Warren. Gen. Plea.auton. and others ei
the army; Father p. J. De0mst. the celebrated In.
dian Missionary; also. ono 70 Of the Navy, Surgeons
Hospital Stewards. Commanders OF nearly every
srs, Western Sanitary and Christian Commissions,
army Chaplains and others too numerousto mention
Li.ewiss highest encomiuns Of the Prees, most q
tend to any requesting t praising it valuable
medicinal qualities in the highese terms. No other
MEDICINE has such recommendations - e. ~
druggists and medicine dealers everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12

TGs work Of laying the iron on the Cedar
Valley Railroad FROM Nashua in Chick.s.r
county, northward, has commenced. Ties
for the road are also delivered at Charles
City, but - ws understand II, no grading
has yet bsen done north Of the latter point.
The read will rsash that placs about the
0rst u September.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12
: NATIONAL TRUST 20.

Ofthe ely Of New York. No. oss BrOaaWay.
Capital, ONE MILLION OOLLARO,
CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
Darius r. Nangam. President. James Merrill. Sec
Rotary. Receives Deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT. INTEREST on all daily Balances. % bject TO
Check Ut Sight SPECIAL DEPOSITS FOR eix
Months. or more. may be made at ave per cant.
The Capital OF ONR MILLION DOLLARS 10 divided
among over soc Shsreaoldsrs, comprising many gen
tlemen Of large wealth and financial experience who
are also personally liable to dcpositors for all abli
Rations ofihe Company to double the amount Of
their capital stock AZ the NATIONAL TRUST
CO., receives deposit. in large or small amounts,
and permits them 10 he drawn a. whole or In part
by CHECK AT SIGHT snd WITHOUT NOTICE.
allowing Interest all daily balances, parties
throughout the country can keep accents In this
Institution with special advantages OF security. con.
venience and profit je22 d&w6m
DIR. Nelpau's Pills cure female weaknhsses aud all
other famale comm A-rl- Sod AZ all Ding S.Ores
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12
slOf.lOWAv.
: s'owDEN,
"A Certain Cure"

~ ~oEtalh ~uTe
For lnctpient Consumption. Assh0s, osaghs. csode.
Dyspspsia, Liver Complaint, and 0snesal Debility.
will b found In Dr.. Tobias Pulmouic Life Syrup.
This valuable nsdicise. compounded nom the gifts
OF the vegetable Kingdom" will b found sover-
eign remedy, IN all the above naoed diseases. To
demand for this valuable compound 10 daily lncrea-
sing, and It viii without doubt become - popular
- DIR Tobias celebrated Venetian Liniment. Con-
nor |. there auy renedythst will steief hoxsver.
will be found by its uss What 1t 10 stated to II
surely will do. rs trial will prove. Thousands OF
certificates can be seen at the Depot. Sold by Drug
gists. and at No. 10 Park Place, New York Price
Is cents. Ask fsv Dr.. Tsbias' fumonic Life Syrup,
and TAXA M other
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12
House for sale.

TIVE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS ron SALE
Il his residence on Thirteerah heevsen M.
and Brady SITS. tags-dtf ALMHT SKERL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12

1t isn't what people eat, but what is d.
gestcd, that gives strength and flesh il
isn't what people say, but what they mean
that determines acts it isn't the color 81
the sky, but the direction of the wind. tba,
shows what the weather is TO be; it ism,
what is on the lady's face, but what il in
her heart, that indicates her nature. Make
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12

TEE pRARis FARnRR.-This favorit,
Weekly. Of more than = quarter Of . centu
ry's standing, comes to Ne this week ,gres I.
" enlarged and improved. in an entirely
new dress, and changed TO the popular
qnarto form. With its tasteful heading.
clear type. aud general mako up. Il presents
truly an elesan, and attractive appearance .
ard in this, ~ well as her features. il
stands foremost amoas American Journals
OF its clis.
While it fully sustains its enviabls repu.
tation as 'he best Agricultural and Hort.
cultural Journal for the West, and csutin.
ues 10 devote as much spacc and a,sen,,on
to these subjects as formerly, it viii be en-.
aeled. be reason OF enlargement. to furnish
. much greater amount Of miscellaneous
reading, Of especial interest to the ladies
and young folks, than heretofore.
The subscription price lS2 per snnum1
remains unchanged and the increased Il.
Dor and e1peass thus incurred BY "a. pub.
lisAsrs = e0phatieslly . gratuiey l. their
patrons. onsh lihssality IN vithou,
dolbt. Be reWafde1, and the Prairie Farmer
~ 1t deserves, rsecivs rapid incrsase to
lite already extensive circulation. Sampler
may be seen at this Office. or will be ssnt
on application 20 the Prairie Farmer Com.
pany Chicago.