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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

nfy- We have now reached point in our daily an
weekly circulation, unprecedented in the annals OF
the newspaper press. For the first time, are
now enabled to give brief view of the daily and
weekly circulation of the Herald:
CIRCULATION OF THE HERALD.
Morning HERALD, daily paper, .............. $3.50
VIZ HEp,
Extra HERALD the arrival ola steamer. $4,000
Aggregate circulation Of the Herald, 5O,7eO
OF this immense issue we circulate in
PHL.DrLrHrA, Daily and Weekly, about 2o oSS
CONNECTICUT, =" l,2oo
eALTMoRE mot yet established fuly.) -
WAsHINGTON,
ALBANY AND Troy, Daily and Weekly, .......... 500
No newspaper establishment, in this or any other
country, has ever attained extensive cIrcula-
ton, or is read by SO many of the business, edu-
Gated, and intelligent classes. Some of the reli-
g,ous papers in New York approach this issue, but
so far are yet behind. One two of the penny pa
pers have large issue in this city, but the Herald
alone is general and co-extensive with the Union.
For this extraordinary patronage, we return the
public sincere thanks, and will best express our
obligations by always ondeavoring to make this
journal the leading newspaper on this continent
Any man beginning any good business can make his
fortune in five years, by constantly advertising in
journal of such immense circulation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17
HON ~ 10 j 81 81 1S

HIVES AND BEES FOR SALE AT No. / SULLIVAN
corner of Canal street. they be adapted to family
Their in t.wn country Paror Bedrooms attic yards
where fancy dictates, with perfect safety.
III, TOW Y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17
LIVERPOOL AND OLD NEW YORK ESTABLISHED
LINE OF PACKETS
Sailing and from Liverpool weekly.
80 A NJ


The subscribers inform intending send for their
friends residing O. Britain relandtO the
Of s4O that Mr. Heraman, the firm, there and will
remain at Liverpool during the spring and for the
pose seeing all the whose have been engaged
here Forwarded with despatch By Of the ships othe above
De-and also tia small drafts their shall
be paid with promptncss Orders all parts Of the country
will be punctuly attended and such attention will be given
To the above Arrangements for the cmgrnt TO
guarantee the further patronage Of those who viii favor the
dersgned with their ia all where the
do embark the passage money will be refunded to the
person from whom il was originally received For further par
ticulars apply (if by letter, post pad) 10
HERDMAN KEENAN,, 81 south-st.
" b. Mr.. Herdman will agency which may be
entrusted TO his care dsring his stay in Europe
In addition drafts given throughout
the different OF England ireland and Scotland who
evey facility to the emyrat whose passage be engaged by
here they BE- furnished with
payable al sight, az follows;-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17
DIR. ELLIOTT,
OCuLIsT AND OPHTnALMlC suRGEON.

200 Broodcap ~ Duane street.
Confines his practice 20 - -.......,-
DISEASES OF THE EYE OPERATIONS THERE
~ ON, (when requirtd) =. -.
DR. Els office hours from 10 70 o'clock, Monday, wed
nesday, Friday. and TIN saturday. 81.
DR.. WESTN ACOTT is IN ATTENDANCE daily Sundays ci
ceutel also On Dr. Eletts patients durIrg his absence
The poorer class will be attended to fIOm haitras to
o'clock.
N. B. Dr. Elliott will remove ist May TO 2sl Brcadw@
Entr,nc. IN w .rren sreet nly2s-yis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

THE OLD ESTABLISH MFNT.-MED VAPOR
Il BATH, rs JOHN STREET.-MlIS. J. P. CARROLL
thanks the particular, and the pablo
esl Cor the liberal support extended to this establishment for
the last yeus hopes by her asdty and attention
10 merit continuance of The The Baths IN foil
operation and used with much success n All sudden colds
GROUP Sc Sc e. which they afford immediate
heC Testimonials othcr efficacy be at the establish
Om the following eminent physicians: Doctors Stevens
Mott Bush Boyd, Macnven hneander Nelson smith, Ire
land, Nissan, Vaidenburgh, sc. &c.
Portable Baths sent TO any part Of the CITY Brooklyn.
sulphur Baths all hours Il the day by giving hours
tce
syrups Of sarsapaapd Lverwort and Herbs fresh IRON
the Shakers. No connepon with other establishment
This establishment will be removed the list May TO s2s
Rroadvav opuoste the Citv. Hoapital ialb-sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

FANCY BALL DRESSES, Just received from Paris.-Mr
ROEHE bcgs leave notice the public that he has just
the most beautiful and complete assortment of FANCY
Ball Dresses ever this city and which he offers to The
49, praal,.ay ~ fe9e 2mns'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

DFMOVAL.-MADAME RESTELL, Female Physicirn
~ has REMOVED her Office 60 is Greenwich street. be
tween C0ntandt and Liberty stress Separate consulting
parlors fer ladies'. aph im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

MADAME REsTELL, Female Physiciap, would inform
1 ladies that from the difficulty and mpracicabiity OF OBJ
tanning suitable and respectable accemmod tons for ladies' on
the point Of she been induce to make every
arrangement Tor their comfort and which her
large and htahy situated residence amply afford The
best medic " assistance and most provided
Office with separate consulting uarors for adie) and resi-
dnce 10 Greenwich street between Courtandi and liberty
aIrr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

BROWN & CO.'S
n THREE DOLLAR HATS, No. IFS Chatham Square,
~ Mott street aplt sm'
n BROWN & cos ONE PRICE SHORT MATTED
- HATS, from Moeskn Plush and fine Nutria which
tain beautiful ustre, offered FOR sale the low hxed
price Of 80, at i7s Chatham square OF Mott street
where fashion, beauty, durability, and combined
adoru the head and improve the All sales for cash.
losses incurred by the bad We strictly adhere to the one
price cash system by which enabled 10 furnish better
hat than other establishment FOR the In
scntng thse hats TO the public the sb they have
reached the utmaum Of beauty, durability, cheapnesr and
comfort TO the wearer. ials-3m'
n ECONOMY is WEALTH.-Elegant short nap Mole
@ skin Hats at the low price Of $500 established in 1895
These Hats warranted 10 retain their shape and color All
weathers,
Also an article al So for the price be erccea
general assortment Cars Of the latest patterns very cheap
feQ3 am. BROWN. Practical Halter 4s Canal st
rrs GARDEN SEEDS OF all the most esteemed specise
tTSaand varieties, GREENHOUSE PLANTS, Bouquets Of
~l. FLOWERS, Nc. for sale by It BHlDGEMAN, corner
Of 18th streets aud Broadway, Immediately north OF Union
Also. he 9Th edition Of the YOUNG GARDENERS AS.
books containing the results Of his 20 practice the Vi
cinty of New YORK. ap2.im-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR HEALTH oNLY-A
u BAssFO respectfully informs his friends the vicinity
Tatersa that he has just fitted the large Room $40
broadway Hail. with tables wherehs viii
happy those who wish e play purchase tables
his Old stand Ann street adjoining The Museum, whers
thirteen tables ready for trial Tables OF every de
scrpon cas balls cues, &C. for sale a. above
The have the reputation OF being kept IN
respectable and the beet assortment of tabest
i2s Is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

WHIP MILLER WANTED, on staten Island, eight
w miles from the Quarantine Ferry, single
TO the management aId Of Windmill An Eng ishman
Duchman who speak English would be preferred.
Apply No. lEs Greenwich street. Of Courandt 2
floor. ap4 3t-
SALT-iso sacks Ashtons factory filed for sale lots &c
apia y. X. COLLINS & co. CO South st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

XE1MsfD ne Mos J.eaTnP "nEhI WES 81
A hG sss po;Ssi51 is appointed to sail for the
18th April, 9Th May,
as tR JJShs, ISL ISL I august
The sleeping Oerts IN the cabin are being placed fore
and aft, and the state rooms greatly enlarged.
aaanss &c. orn s%PSe' 'is0
For Height or passage information apply personally
ie7 I'm RICHARD IRAIN. SO Front st.
Rss4d Yates. % fs e. TsyE caP
a Sqb
N B. All persons forbid trusting any account
the steamboat Wave without order from the
df apiS ss OLIVER Vanderbilt
THE RIGHTS OF THE s6 PESFLE ARE NOT TO BE
aT I'd IS
ported y The public viii prevent The n9aoss
sEt pier above Barclay srss on Thursday asrao0p =.
sSfs s:oa e, % @ v: co
and Sat
e., Is. iss and have followed
rsThti apply on OOara Join BALL No. 10. Barclay st.
INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY
sd At The siss9b1s, 0H ,d 5o"fd
street nss ext qeOys Barclay street. for AlOaPy
turning leaves Albany, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday
at Z O'Clock, A: NJ. until further notice.
the only DAY and only opposition boat now
50 long she is stained by public.
s Ssr freight Or Np fi.fs Vests.
NEWARK AND NEW YORK
Rn s Sas b;.s rsifT
fitted up for the season will commence running
CENrRE WHARF. Nlw,Rx. Foor OF BArcLAYsr N. Y.
Il O'clock Y. Il, 4 O'Clock, p NJ
The steamer rassc ia remarkable for speed the
distance in IN hour and half to an hour and hreequarters
Ladies will find this route very pleasant and particularly ad
as the OF changing from car to ferry
proprated TO Her use attended by chambermad and fur
Goods and freight taken reasonable terms but only at the
risk of the mal0
FOR OUGHKEEPsIE,
Every day. ra f'S SS 9f 4 f. Sa%'
Kew lismbursh, aud Milton.
20. Capt verdi"e TT"esdei viii leave he foot Of
sss syry
Reprnins-will leave Poughkeepse every morning at 7
For passage apply to the Captain board, to NJ NJ
taken board this boat must be at the risk of the owner
thereof m3i SIM
FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA DELAWARE AND RARI
see9 Sa swIFFTTssUREh LiNiE-The proprie,Ors Of
the Swftsurs steam Transported 20 or Line will
tween this city and Phll1delphi. Delaware and Harlan
the season from Pier No East River in New York. and
from Walnut street wharf, Philadelphia
For freight, which will be carried ON the most acoommo
'''''' '''' WIN. II. THOMSON,
or 10 s %RM i!Ts' FA HsT ES,h'
ps am' 4s and as south Wharves, Philadelphia.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

CHERRYs AsTRINgENT PiLLs.-Dr Cherrys ces
v brated Arn-ent Pills for The radical removal Of elects
Seminal Weakness Sc ser the failure Of copaiba, cubebs,
iectons SC For sale b the following agcnts:-A b. ID,
Sands and Fulton street; Hart Chambers and
Broadway; ga Broadway IS sxh avenues los Sixth av.u
Csrmne aud Bcdlord - O. and $50 Bowe~yi Noss
Canal street, Chambers and
Church. Price, 81 per box. mal4 sml
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

lust PIBtIsEED-sYLvEsTER NEW REPOR.
TER, containing full ard accurate st of all the Bank
ing the United States with the the city
all Counterfeit and Altered Notes Prices Current Rates OF
Exchange, Prices Of Gold aud Silver, NC.
The annum, advance; single copies
cents each Persons purchasing ~ copies will be allowed
hfy per cent, -.
SYLVESTER & CO. i5s Broadway, respectfully acquant
the public that such mens effected az to enable
them Drats and Letters Of Credit payable ~ part
Of England Ireland and Scotland, IN required from
IS snd upwards. -
They will purchase Bills Europe and any part Of The
United States. collect the low rates. They VII
also give highest price for Bank England Notes AND
Foreign Gold aud Silver Persons remng can draw at sight
Cor sane, IL len cent annun VIII
BE allowed Ucurent money Of all kind discounted at the
lowest rates. ,
stock aud Commission business of kinds attended to
with punctuality. &C.,, g. =,
Cauadas will have their commands executed with puncusy
and dspach and strangers arriving IN r CITY VIII tud
greatly TO their advantage 70 call al sfbVEsIEE cos
old established office l5e Bready where much valuable IN
Corporatio5 Bonds on sale SYLVESTER co.
i5s broadway, below Maiden lane.
Ne conneHon with any other Office, in this city else
where mai2Im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

SIMPSONS NEWLY INVENTED PORTABLE ENE
, MA APPARATss :, contained n case little larger than
snu hoy The this instrument possesses all
others ever Vet offered TO thu public ts portability and sim
pcity They are now with atst' o. psmvs ~ sale st
n B. Wholesale orders promitlt sveeutrd
Lancets Instruments, Rators Cutlery Nc set and repaired
fels ans
BAVARiAN BREWERY IN NEWARK, N.J.-The az.
peror pure Ale brewed m the SermaA style the above
lsbiishnept III J. r. Warburg Is constantly hand and o
sae in barrels and half do for family use alec IN shppr
order, at No Pine street, FIRST hoey' all Sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17


xyop sydeaee Of he wonderful virtues of sHERMANs
have used Sherman. Worm Loz.oyes with more succes,
than other vermiue and recommend them with great
GALEN HUNTER, NJ. D., lOs Sixth Avenue
certify that shermans Worm Lozrnges have cured my
medcinein use
shermsn's Worm Lozenges failed destroy
in few hours have used them my family for the last
''e0'' j%GoR Is BROWN S5Is9Si 10 Eleventh ST.
practice and has known medicine universally
DR.. CHURCHILL, one of the distinguished phys
clans in Philadelphia has adopted their in his extens
i
lenres With nave USED uee celebrated Lo
For sale at Os Nassau street, New York; and westmn
FALL RIVER NA!Ls-The Fan River Iron Works Co,
"a ESi RIVER Mass having ascertaned that p NJ WILSON
whereby Ms % IA S have SS eea
s s TO S Is mot Sa the S a Ga y
endsTstaad wholly from PqaGiSS 2o@ and the casks
Ssss s doubtless afs IF de eT N 5 co.. N York @ the
Ns H., TO those 1eaSa Mt s With nails i
"a rOn materially diasrSt S rom h ,6S nadc
H Sare uSS,m
pe TG, ana s wy s sT hnS SfP % ASG
Ripley Cune, Hartford, Conn.
scrber at the FsctOry WV
Fall River March al, 1870 '''''iND apiO iwis;
MEMS, YOUTHS AND ,CHILDREN,s CLOTHING
W The most cheapest, and the best-GEO A. HOYT s.
pcSSs suited Pf n 'fgy ayes n sSd al
w1ich they determined sell suit the present
Hard Tnnes call and test The above. ma2O sm'
UNIyERSALIsT BOOK ESTABLISHMENT,
10 Fulton street, bef,ceen Nassau and Broadicay
JUST PUBLISHED, an EXPOSITION AND DEFENCE
f Rs! s p %s":G% @1 BIO T.
si":, Of Ell S6ok s.
PAMPHLETS, &C.
a%s Of he i 'I h' Sy ; a 4
Eitz. = - ''
The UNGyERsALIsT UNION, super-royal octave pc.
rodic IN defence OF unversasm 81 50 and the
New York CHRIS TAN MESSENGER, folio form, at So
published every Saturday the above esablishmeut-
Single numbers of the Messenger be had application
he office. ap5W T&S 81
brutal OUTRAGE ON A FENALE.-On Saturday
- evening the nth instant wife the Spring
market 10 purchase meat she called the stall fIhos
r. Broadway who without her request off neck OF
ton. and her stating she did he Insisted
should take aud the and commenced dragging her
about the mare he then pursued her the
her bonnet aud kicked and abused her the brutal
aps ST WIN. GEORGE,ll5 Perry st.
TT is but an act Of justice TO Dr. NJ LEVITT, Dentist 10
state that he without doubt, Of the best in his line
business ~ the United States, he being the orgnatorof and
only bonadc IN the atmospheric pressure principle
cate species OF mechanism, others being merely mors
es perfect degree Those who have experienced his
incompatible skill IN operating and teeth will
readily testify To his skill and capabty lie has letters
from high to that effect His office vt the
ner Of broadway aud Warren strcetC .fdperiier.
iof the above facts endorse all above SUNDAY Morn
Mas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17
TO PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
The orator in Congress now,
Great Cicero excelling
Feels all in delicious glow,
With his rch periods swelling;
His hearers list with wild delight
And think his speech the dandy
Not dreaming the effect so bright
No 2s


His hearers list with wild delight,
And think his speech the dandy;
Not dreaming the effect so bright
Is Pease's Horehound Candy!
No public speaker should be without Peases Horeheund
Candy il Gle ars the voice and strengthens the lungs
Counsellor SMITH, No 40 Liberty st.
No family should be without Peasss Clarified Ease of
Horehound Candy; and ALL il is a valuable
remedy for the WhCopng asthma horseness coughs
sc. DR.. ROGERS.
NFw YORK. March "a, 1910.
To Messrs Pease Son, As Division steet,-Gentemen-
My wife lying deaths door, her pronounced
hopeless by humber of eminent her friends had
given all hepes Of her but proved otherwise
friend Of calling induced 10 make trial Of
your Horehound; did so and must unquhedly say that
after making Of four large packages of Horehound
Candy she was perfectly restored 70 her former health All
those that disposed to think this quack statement
would do a favor call and see nae in person.
j. =. MORE $40 Greenwich St
Alphabetically High Hay 1879 Fulton, Brooklyn;
Henry Raws Co, 81 State street, Albany, n vi Henry
street, Newark, N J j. N. Could Stone Brook, LII
None is genuine unless each package is signed
PEASE & SON, As Division st.
Agents furnished liberal All letters be post
paid im+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

HAVANA SEGARS.-PICABIA & MANZANEDO, No.
IL 40 Liberty street. Nassau for sale following
$4,000 India Cazadora Segars, very superior.
100000 Fsperanza do do do
100000 Norieea do do do
$1,000 Dos Companeros do do do
$4,000 La Norma do do do
Rionda do do do
100000 Extra Roy al Regaa do do do
600 Trabuco and Canone do do do
"a Havana Sweetmeats, in glass jars.
4 barrels Paper Segars very superior. ale I'm
rNHE ENVY OF THE WORLD'..-Europe and France
have long boosted of their black shining boets, and have
tried prove that cat wosd scratch at IFS reflection
from their use but have faed indeed such
nev took place until the celebrated WENTWORTH'S
PASTE BLACKING discovered; and wonder is it
that backing abandoned Introduction
public notice WentwSr Backing in addition to its quick
black the leather from cracking,
and makes pair of boots feel TO the feet what pair Of kid
gloves the hands Ii warranted mould be-
dry. Ask for Wentworihs Paste Backingl
For sale wholesale and retail, at the mandatory Dvi
sion street. and by c. H. King Agent ga Broadway Orders
left at either place will meet with prompt attention.
apr Inn T. NJ. WENTWORT co
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

MEMS, YOUTHS AND .CITILDREN's- CLOTHING
W The most cheapest, and the best-GEO. A. HOYT
CO. No II Bowery Keep constantly hand very large as
sortne Of Ready nade Clothing suited all ages
!zes w1ich they determined to sell suit the present
Hard Times. Call and test the above. ma2O 3rpY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-17

a PASTOR HAIR CUTTER, 1856 Greenwich street-A.
Pastor takes this opportunity nOp the public after
xperenoe IN his business, he has formed Composton
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-08-04

Mdmnoth Skeletons Mr.. Koch has
Just returned from three months tour up
the Missouri, procuring Mammoth bones
and ether curosties Cor his Museum in this
city. He brought with him 20 boxes of
Mammoth bones exclusively. We have
not seen Mr.. K. himself, but we understand
that he has brought with him two perfect
skeletons, one Of which is the largest ever
found, either in whole or in part. 1t is
said to be Is feet high; the circumference
of the thigh bone of which is 40 inches.
They were found about 100 miles from
Boonville, on a stream called Shoal Creek.
81. Louis Rep.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-08-04
VOLUME !. NUMBER s.

he perched up in cornerl No, he was in
pew near the middle Of the church. On
my walk home, saw black man with an
elegantly dressed white lady leaning on his
ARM and Immediately following them, q
white and black gentleman, arm in arm.
Eosfowed them little, and on coming to
another street, the lady shook hands cor
daily with the two black gentlemen, FOR
they had every appearance Of such, and
they both put their arm into the white gen.
lleman's and walked on. What | noticed
most particularly in all these cases was,
Inst not the least attention was attracted.
| could not pcrcc;vo that any individual be-
sides myself, knew that there was any diff
ference in coiofs. My paper is full, and
am, Yours truly, JOHN I. NORTON
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-08-04
BOSTON.

Our fathers yet live-our grand sires
left us but yesterday; yet we are old e.
nough 10 remember when State street, Kill
by street, Merchants Row and Long
wharf, embraced nearly all the heavy bu-
siness OF Boston, and when few dry goods
shops were found beyond the limits Of
Ccrnhhl. Since that time numerous new
streets have been cut out where buildings
ouly filed the space-Bcacon Hill has dis
appeared 70 fill many acres covered with
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-08-04

CHRISTIAN AND SARACEN.-The contest
in which the French are at present engaged
in Africa, is reproducing some of the pic
turesque effect of chivairic times, and re-
calling the deeds done on the fields OF Pa
lestine or of Spain. The brilliant defence
of Mazagran has aroused the emulation of
all the soldiers of France; and the feat of
arms performed at Measerghine, where 500
men held the field for seven hours against
5000 Arabs, and finally remained masters
Of it, is a worthy rival to the former war
passage, and has probably attracted the
notice of most of our readers. But pri-
vate letters bring particulars from the
field Of action, filled with details of the
character to which we have alluded. One
Of these incidents, carrying us back into
the very region Of romance, we will quote:
1.-THE affair." says the letter, "was
warm and brilliant. Lieutenant LEIPZIG was
calm and intrepid in the very midst of dan
ger. AT . moment when his cavalry was
compelled TO give way before numbers, our
brave Lieutenant, surrounded by host of
warriors who sought his life and menaced
him with their yataghans, retained sufficient
presence of mind to face his foes, driving
his sword right through the body of the
nearest, and MORALLY wounding him. The
Arabs looked on in amazement. One of
these thrusts of his took effect on no mean
foe; and, next day, Lieut.. Lepc received
a letter from the chief of the Engads: 81
shall know thee, Christian.' said the mis-
sive. Whenever meet thee, shall chal
lenge thee by name; and, if thou darest to
measure myself singly against me, take
my Defiance The Christian, as you may
suppose, has MT suffered the challenge oil
the Mussulnan to fail to the ground; and
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-08-04
VI. Frank and C. Latham sholcs, Editors.
TERREG

The Southport Telegraph will be published week
~ On an imperial sheet, at two dollars and half
per annum; payable half yearly in advance. Ifpay-
ment be not made previous TO the expiration of the
first month"; an additional twenty-five cents will be
charged on the halfyearly subscription.
Advertisements inserted at the rate Of one dollar
per square, seventeen lines or under,) for the first
insertion and twenty-five cents for each subsequent
insertion.
All advertisements left without notice as to the
time of insertion, will DO continued until forbid and
charged accordingly.
No subscription will be discontinued until all ar
tcarages paid, unless at the option of the editor
No subscriptions received for IA less period than
glroo months.