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" GO AHEAD"

By the benefcient constitution of Divine
Providence, the earth, while it contributes
to the support Of man and beast, is design
ed 10 become more productive, or to keep
up its richness, from its own activity. 1t is
like the fountain of true charity, and beauti-
fully mathematical of the Divine benef.
cence; the more ii expends, the more its
abundances increases. 1t is like, the hu-
man mind the more active it is rendered,
the more its powers are invigoraled; the
more it does, the more it can do; and the
more its treasures are poured forth, the
more its fullness is enlarged. The great
object of the art of agriculture is therefore
yet to be achieved. What has been done
once, can be done again. There is no
monopoly of power in this case. Nature
is uniform in her laws and operations. 1t is
an old saying that "fortune favors the
brave )" that is, men find their power in
crease with their activity; according 10 the
Latin proverb, "they are able because they
believe themselves able" In many respects
they command fortune. Taking advantage
OF the simplest of natures laws, and using
her forces as she designed they should be
used, she is never wanting on her part, but
seconds every effort for improvement; and
the more readily and cheerfully as these eff
forts are the more spirited, energetic and
determined. If any man has raised one
hundred bushels of corn, or sixty bushels Of
wheat to an acre, who will pretend that il
cannot be done again7 No farmer, who
deserves to be called farmer in the high.
est sense, and to take rank among the no.
blest Of this natures nobility-the lords o.
the soil-ought to remain content until he
has done it. When he has accomplished
this, then he should not be satisfied until he
has done even much more than this. There
is undoubtedly limit beyond which we can.
not advance. All human attainments are
necessarily finite. But who knows where
this limit isl Who ever went so far as tC
be certain that he could 60 no farthcr7 The
difference between that which cultivation
has produced already in some hands, ant
that which is ordinarily produced, is very
great, and sufficient to occupy the enterprise
and ambition of most farmers for long time
TO come. But let them make the attempt te
do all they can do, or rather all that can b,
done. They may not succeed at once
Few men succeed at once in any grea, en-
terPrise. But let them try again. and again
and again. If. after doing their best the,
fall short of the goal of their hopes and OK,
pectations, yet there is a great satisfaction
to . generous mind in the mere pursuit of ,
good and useful object An immense bene
1T comes to the community from an example
Of intelligent and persevering exertion. LIE,
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A daughter of Mr.. William IT W.s, ~ Z

A daughter of Mr.. William II. West, of Cab.
ctville, aged about 7, came home the day after
the Thanksgiving of $40, coughing and crying,
and said she had swallowed pin. This cough
has continued violent since, at many times ma.
king her quite sick. Several physicians, how.
ever, concluded after few months that tho
coughing proceeded from disease in the throat.
In December last, two years after the first com.
plant, in one Of her violent coughing turns, she
raised from her throat common brass pin. con.
sderaby corroded. The little girl is now per
fectly well.--Northampton Courier.
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From the Democratic Review for October.
IN INCIDENT IN A RAILROAD CAR.

He spoke of Burns: men rude and rough
Pressed round to hear the praise of one,
Whose breast was made of manly simple stuff,
As homespun as their own.
And. when he read, they forward leaned,
And heard, with eager hearts and ears,
His birdlike songs whom glory never weaned
From humble smiles and tears.
Slowly there grew tender awe,
Sun.like Ger faces brown and hard,
As IL in him who read they felt and saw
Some presence Of the bard.
It was sight for sin and wrong,
And savish tyranny to see,
A sight TO make our faith more pure and strong
In high Humanity,
thought, these men will carry hence
Promptngs their former life above
And something of q finer reverence
For beauty, truth, and love.
God scatters love on every side,
Freely among his children all,
And always hearts are lying open VIDE
Wherein some grains may tall.
There is no wind but sows some seeds
Of more true and open lie,
Which burst unlocked for into high-souled deeds
With way-side beauty rife.
We find within these souls OF ours
Some wild germs Of higher birth,
Which in the poets ,ropic heart bear flowers
Whose fragrance fills the earth.
With the hearts of all men lie
These promises Of wider bliss,
Which blossom into hopes that cannot die,
In sunny hours like this.
All that hath been maiestcal
In life or death since time began
Is native in the simple heart Of all,
The angel heart Of Man.
And thus among the untaught poor,
Great deeds and feelings find a home,
Which casts in shadow all the golden lore
OfClasslc Greece or Rome.
Oh! mighty brother. soul of Man,
Where'er thou art in low or high,
Thy skyey arches with exuting span
O'er-roof nfnty!
All thoughts that mould the age begin
Deep down within the primitive SOUL,
And from the Many, slowly upward win
To One who grasps the whole.
In his broad breast, the feeling deep
Which struggled on the Many's tongue.
Swells 10 a tide of Thought whose surges leap
Ger the weak throne Of Wrong.
Never did poesy appear
So full of Heavn 10 me as when
saw how it would pierce through pride and fear,
To lives Of coarsest men.
!, may be glorious 10 write
Thoughts that shall glad the two or three
High souls like those far stars that come in sight
Once in century.
But better far it is to speak
One simple word. which now and then,
Shall waken their free nature to the weak,
And frendless sons Of men;
To write some earnest verse or line
Which, seeking not the praise of Art
Shall make clearer faith and manhood shine
In the unlearned heart.
30 ston, April, lS42
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lie that sympathlses in all the happiness
OF Others perhaps himself enjoys the safest
happiness, and he that profits by all the folly
Of others, has perhaps attained the soundest
wisdom. -Ldcon.
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A lady making inquiries of boy about bic
father, an Incorporate man, who had been sick
for some time, asked whether he had regained
his appetite mo ma am" says the boy. " not
exactly; his appetite is very poor, but his drink
elite is as good as ever"
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A SuIcIpE.--The Hon. Charles w. Ewing,
formerly member Of Congress, in temporary
Git Of insanity, shot himself at For, Wayne, In.
diana, on the 9th instant.
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GREAT GALA WEEK AT INGERSOLL'S
RAZAAR

DALAhh
hi. every be satSsamhss, ssS
Boats ossery .iys form, mould or description furnished at
which ass. n desired SS 'i Fae sas I
Boats sold Tor the ordinary of other boats merely
The sT the ~ S sar See Of the
s. h ."bs declaring s nss
.s LIE sos G GssisGdi asg
Al sr ss 4. s%.ss: sys s
Ss S %s and
upon upward of three thousand boats has
% The ps. he
@ has se @
hs called 20 him Hood of customers which he has rea
fulfilled with rro%pns.. and care upon the shortest notice
@ ao, he A s % re- OF s
ntife TO- Remember the price. with The times and
ss .Ss par to offer sstmas. or @ o
He here state that during the past season. he has
b9 the following boats which have commanded universal
The forty boat Washington, for the officers of the
the great match the 18th of October making the
swtest time on record IL. ,h,..
The foot sailing dnkey Trouber, standing the
tveniywo foot boat swifsure the rough
The foo, barge Empress, for Go1s. Of ro SsS
he thirty four loot pilot boat for pilots Of IsmneS Bay
for the surveyor of Tampico Bay q,
The celebrated thirty foot boat Cimbra which received
the (no competition being OIL
red) the American Institute. She exhibiting at the
Bazaar.
The eighteen foot pleasure boat Fashion, for Apalachico
la sportsman.
He received the hate Fsu gold medal for fast sabss
asNe medal for ihryfoot fast boat silver medal for
csptans and silver medal for Whitehall boat Also,
the gold medal winch the Of the g. w Chapman receiv
ed they presented to him the superb ucor Of her,
Also inDumeabc diplomas The proprietor has received
five hundred testimonials for his skill from scientific insu-
unveIsal appreciation OF discriminating community.
All Boats warranted by the proprietor from this date to
be branded with his name.
S-Durpg this week his Bazaar will be open TO the pub
off Castle Garden will be exhibited together with his
great CABINET of Boats, Models, sc. &c.
c. l.. lNGGRSOLL, Sole Proprietor.
JAMES w HALL, Agent So Wall street. m23 6t& ec
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.

sEtt Il ~ &
g M ss Il CAN % O. pa
%.
s. NJ d A5a
s:ss: Ess :S sa fs:;
s sS: isd sSi iSs New -. i make.
Ds has much celebrity for his node 9S
%s sf E.su %. a. D
SSb Is s1 5sSJPs 81
Mechanism the lost portion. the upper lower bones
.S s s.s . terrible and Casualty while in
the Indian. in FLORIDA We have seen letter. from Lent
Ss' the loss Of Sss. .Ev Ieo.ssd
So.Shss pressure Castle Isss ihs sDsa.S
K: M
e isS s;Snf M- aes Gsn:: B. seei
Smith Pr e. DeSe gssas D. goyd Dr. BnSs'b pF
lies, Dr. wm day'On. Dr. DeHns &c. &C. Once ,m Ss'
EagpTIoSs ON THE FACE On SKIN, q Chart ePd
Judge Of The wonderful qualities this read he
eos:dsl Mr. vspni ph.nshIop.t the
eae any Eruption OF and change vel
low skin to fine healthy cearness It will prove blessing
Of men. prove. wore its qualities than ali we can saygvs
trial then judge IN Pmpes freeke' 'alt rheum 'eurvy
s sss YhS
d; 4: sIs
preto the Of the American Eagle - Chatham street
Appointed Asen.-ZsbeE Sd and Dock Phila, o. mel.
h ss o C Bs =, % F
Man St MddetOwD. CT Agents wanted in all other cities
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WEATHER IN CANADA-The season at quebec
has become mild since Saturday, when ,he!e was
the first fall of since the taking oil tns ice OPP
posite the city, on the 23d OF February ihe guam
tiy was anly about three inches in depth, but II has
spoiled the skating and the sailing In ice boats
about eight ten of these used 10 De ou al the same
time full rugged. Quebec Gazette, 18th rust.
JupIc1.1.-The courts of Middesex commenced
their quarterly term in New Brunswick on the l4th
inst Judge Nevius presiding IN the Circuit, and
are still in session. Thus far the Circuit Court has
been almost exclusively occupied with an important
suit involving over sixteen thousand dollars The
claim is against the estate Of Ezra Mundy, upon
note alleged to have been given by MIR. M. not long
before his decease, to Phneas Freeman, OF New
York, upon q settlement of an old account, and by
him endorsed to Jackson Freeman, OF Railway
The suit was brought by the endorsee. The case
went 70 the jury on Monday night, and on TUESDAY
morning they were discharged from II, being whoiy
unable to agree. Seven, II is seld, were lor lne
plaintiff and Ave against any allowance whatever.
N B. Hedonian
TEsrrxoNrAr-W were yesterday shown splen-
did silver pitcher, presented 10 the lady oil hecorder
Vaux by Messrs Brown, Brothers ~ Co.., OF New
York, as testimonial of respect TO the RECORDER,
for his zeal and exerons in arresting and bringing
to Justice the notorious Colonel Monroe Edwards.-
The pitcher is very richly chased on the outside and
is altogether very unique AFFAIR ms must DC very
flatterins to the worthy Recorder.
HEAD HIM OR DE.-The Plcayune, aluding TO
Bolts declaration that he would head the President
or die. saws =" When man pledges his honor to
die. he ought to dle-or perish in the attempt"
MARYLAND FARMs.-The Frederick Examiner
that, Notwithstanding the extremely depressed
prices of produce, the price Of land in that county
continues TO be maintained al about the usual rates
Several farms have recently been sold in the vci-
nifty of Frederick at prices ranging from seventy TO
eighty dollars per acre, and two farms in different
portions of Middletown Valley, sold some days since
brought about seven dollars per acre more than they
were bought for some four or five years ago.
A RAINBow.-A magnificent lunar rainbow was
observable at New Orleans, on the evening OF the
9th instant, about eight o'clock, in the heavens,
causing not little speculation TO many wondering
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NEW YoRK, March IL. lsa3.

RRIsTOL's sARsAPARILLA.-Read the following let
we gns o. os mo Wholesale
ss the c .Ss "% sy wOss & By @
Important medicine TO- ALL TEE %SEt$ H.. ' !, ~,
and the whole family take the liberty to addres. him
ana q
parila ~ .
cal a% a and BAD the hest
Of wh T have Sss ss sd au S Of
% sn , hss s use Of IL h S
IN he sds an pi"ps Of blood and hronis
ssySn sSd I % as
SsgsnS he%T
JOY better health than have wears and all through
has BEEN 50 rapid that looked
from the As an in; e. nss ne % M
pounds which gaining rardly for three months You
sSeiievs III. Above and think convince them Of
w,1 HI1i Spisi RIiSir:sGIRsiSs'ro 9 w..
No.6s Maiden lane, up stairs, New York.
MIL s, VERSUS sAN .Dss
;sHs cue. siSiH S;y q New York b:
s1ag is s a~es easDs
diseases for which is sold =, ,oo ,o..
Mr. C. c BmroL Buffalo N. "
Dear siIW have been selling during the year past con
from The account we hear its those who have
pf s in hs s %E Be-
are such with the different papers that have advertise
%spss oa
s S Of S move %s u
three Of them best locations II the city for
sSab Of i than amy Ghs5 asq,s
if New York in the Of month So to
You store. 70 Fulton street.
You" very x. 'BesssfbSl 5. SANDS.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE FILLS.
INVENTED ARD rrryAssfpp - .,v,u

p,HE Seente combination OF ingredients which these
Pills sre composed, made the the wonder and edmi
the only discovered that has invariably
eases being that must not s used during
u inoasn ,.rssss II used during that pcrsd ' 70
rhr S,Tecsons translated into English and are enveIoped
,onnd with seal Of The importer stamped boz con
ss;ns the signature Of M de gcpdeloque the kngs d
ssrfons have the signature OF Dr. MELVEAU aotoris~d
s~snt 1ey the continent Of America
they he transmitted by mail any part Of the Uni,cd
ststcs Letters directed to Dr. u. Meveaa, oor a. New
York will e3s with Immediate attention. All letters mwl
be post paid Sod " appointment a lao Cherry, Cstas
mall milo m lEu
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LUClNA CORDIAL,
ELIXIR OF LOVE.

MAGNIN'S LuCiNA CORDIAL, for the sure and spec
lucors or whites sieet obsuacted difficult painful
thereof and for the general Of the no
whether the result ofcauses produced
The sisSry Of this wonderful and ine.@.be
quick and positive success curing the and
eo%pas Nothing can De- more than rs sn
before taking it, at once robust full
or the female the only
which ssnH .ssys
the H% BY pye whs G
REGARDED BY Of faculty all Of the world
'' Sa..an and No. 80 North
ordering h. mediene from the country by .ssdipg
can have boxed up and scent to any s q the
hEEfESAF Fsmss and
q s%ss And %ss
pose upon her diseases and altogether her own
Many these diseases are exceedingly ana o.
ss w Of the
pes ladies the point Of confinement or those suffering
that r!li ss hap
s ssS
Sss 3 "~a an
Ss.sss s; s:
Gs sSa SG sd aa%
would her personal upon them Of
hs Msda% 'ss S'sa %
street all times and with stricte regard to
and letters must be post paid MIC lneec
TAYNE's EXPECTOKANT-'Th, Medicine ha. already
proved itself to Be all that it ha. been recommended
those who have given fair test this county and the de-
nand for daily We have last heard Of mpor-
in ne ghborng town-the Of female who had
long been under the Of aphyscan but had
ast resort she purchased bottle Dr. Jsyne
which caused her expectorate freely gradually ceased TO
cough. and rapidly restoring her to health We have no
saying that This preparation of Dr. jayne for the
of coughs colds influenza asthma conumptions, &c.
the medicine offered the American pub
lc There quacxery about -Dr Jayne is Of the
skfu practising physicians Pennsylvania and whe
ever his various haye oes9
repaired only by DR.. JAYNE, No. as Broadway, New
York. 25f imsm
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE GONNA
~ NY-Oficc 3s Wall street. This Company continue
their bane.. Of insurance sxainst loss or damage * fire.
'a'x0s' against loss BY D 51snS Hiy5isson
Thomas 4 Woodruff Benjamn Robson
John X DAWSON Francis Sage
Thomson Price yoseph Allen
John n Lee John Moore
Moses Tucker James Holmes
Caleb Tunis James Whiting
Arson Baker, WIN Them
Joseph Drake Trad Hawley
John c Merritt Thomas MoneI
GEO. T. HOPE. Secretary. mis- isb
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
STRKERS solution for the hair, which will change
~ hair 10 its original color few mnutcs This sou ten
ding Others lii highly ecscious possesses the
advantage Of teaunyng the hair without nuring its growth
changed before paying money handbags would take
this method there would be to complain
Sold wholesale and retail asd applied at No Chatham 1t.
opposite the Hall Of Records. New York, up stairs
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DIR. GREGORY

Dh. IhEGOh1.
has long been accustomed prescribe for CERTAIN class
of who for rticuar may the
best of pvateyhe Doctor has enjoyed extended
opportunities OF critically invegang and study ing the vari-
morbid conditions OF the living constituting the
class of alluded and by this means has the
branch Of his froeson The pathological symptoms OF
these disorders the infinite variety detail
find variety Of form and feature regard to the human
this being the how inconsistent then the
all diseases This theory false il applied diseases
rel and more So 1t Is wicked when applied to certain
particular disorder
To disease successfully symptoms be inquired
and eecdsease aud symptoms tt effects
often patients who complain OF some remaining
symptoms aers they disease cured On in
qprng the history and progress of these frequent
symptoms and totally disregadng the which ought to
have been the first to attack. 49,
Where been obtained within reasonable time
be assured there that cia
may be subdued exiting be owing
defect the treatment perhaps peculiarly OF constr
tution be hidden morbid cutivs condition
that has heretofore been overlooked Per
haps the truth to be ascerained medicine alone would
effect This latter remark will especially apply
On this subject the reader referred to
the private maadies written by DR.. Gregory the
50 cenor sale at he drug Nos 70 and loo Full
ton street, 81 Bowery corner street, and lsS Bowe
~ Spring street Dr. Whites. of Stuff ,k and
Delaney and by the author his private residence
Barclay street. Broadway He at home and may be
consulted privately any hour of the day orevenng.
U > IL Barclay st. near Broadway.
M At nd n ias0 III T. Da,,,y. p. sfeve
n Dr. Gregory il the proprietor Of the American Msd
very celebrated and speedy cure fer the piles
Mecca,ed vapor Baths administered at all hours.
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PARIS LIFE PILLS.

THIS Fine Herbal Medicine has scarcely been introduced
Of time without part q the
asd S s
apdty exceed their most sanguine expectations The
pSs ~
s Iqa ms e% but %
the system BY sns ebn5 i and rendering more liable tp r.
s he
also act powerfully tonic and restore TO tie patien long
aa% sn
o% III to ss n
pursatve Many is@aiss who have taken medicine
the 1
!. % the sour and bad huno from the bodyn The
IN he body during d; winter again brought
going 70 bed TO! or three week. The
Goe a have are many excsen testimonials Of hs ef
s?s ;ssS::
LIE 4ssp P Eh;s Is nj Tins: q
KJ: .%s: Fin IA hDss:s and Chemist WILLIAM
ans s Su. No ~
East Bg1aSHa d R5'cts ii3 Broadway L;psnsId
Sos:S .to ss1ss Bows1y
Sym y% N MHs1
John syme, Fulton and Water HORACE Ever
aso s1'HsT sn
wsndossT druggist and d. spoSeeafy
NH 81 LsneS w: mou, Seed drug and .sp. m.a
sRs .s. ' Fulton pro
Small %Gs1s sGi family
Ss sss dse Ne% York, post paid m e . s
,'HE NOBILITY OF ENGLAND USE sHENMAN's
l. TOOTHpAsrE7Ove $500 pots are sold every month.
n nd the teeth to make SO
aching s @ and % s.sn
T a & To &: Of e: r.. Sss.
yes GnIsd hm q . ysy had sSsEn IN few hours. u Ro
has GsmDnOr Lo1enEfss cure dozen.
] for head aehs papson
s.ss sf a est family % ssss os' Ia;
the greatest benefit never failing cure the worst cases Of
jim ss$s; 10 Am m b. found r.
Ss,a ss6. 81 s s.
creates, medicines in the world.
The @ Mn Dw G .y 5.Ts :.y w r. I've.
several of Ri; children: whsp ali other failed They
sf
nipples taking tie child the Srss.s Ware.
e I'd ~ sTefs-s II ns'ss Il:
Bo:!os Gsdssn Budas. fAilsaslnSs 'ny MAJ Sa''
& sS;os
that he viii furnish Acids Of every DESCRIPTION Dye Sufs
particularly the Extracts of lockwood and Quercon Bark
Iron and Red Liquors &C. Copava c.. Aes. Lunar Csusc,
q Nitts Chlo5c and suPhaTe Ethsn pyraiHnsou, Acid
SUM SULPHUR DESMOND Cement hon MeIsuIy AID Lead
with n spperaninS chemicals with asson%ent Of Drugs
are all '''fs b 5fsiSpisf
eas
aS ny % %s vi a.p BsaSsS
Rat Moth and Mo;chesoe Poson. SEED fotecCI prepare
teras for cleaning brass spd silver hand y3e 2msrc
RALDNEss AND LOSS OF HAIR-ls caused by a want
Of healthy of the vessels which throw of
from the head When these vessels weak diseased
the persraton thick and clammy and adhere 70 the mouths
Of the pores and clogs them and des and form. seurf
danduh Less blood then carried 10 the roots OF the hair
and Tor want Of which the hair has not nour,hmsnt
to tall of which continuing to increase eventually produces
former healthy circulation, and fe silky hair viii make
which will volume
I'll the hair becomes thick and healthy.
snon 20 .aee new Hair % bald Hesos wSisH .ss dus
in nnumersbIe and will seldom fail properly and
perseverinsly used. Prepared only by
DR. JAYNE.
m n 8rand
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS,

0WING to the ceebrty, efcacy and nvanabe 81
~ Madame Rcstes Female Monthly Pills In all cses OF
reguary suppression ssppase Of hose function. Of
their introduction into the United States aloat four
nreres and limitations constantly attempted to be
nsweiis cent, boz yu up IN different bexe, and called.
possible, dollars a Females =.
cauloned against these Inpose upon theu
.:!er, except those so!d at Madame Ressl Pnncps cs
M 0eenw ich New York and Essex street Boston
Pace g. Madame Restes signature written on the csver
Of each boz.
the decton enclosed inside of each box Sold also BY o.
poinuent at 80 Grand street, Of Allen, New York.
m
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CAUTION TO FEM tLES-The pififul and tempti-
" Bile attempts made by druggists to impose unsus
Femals Monthly Pills" must convince the public that such
druggists III scrupe mpositiop, thereby
aew pary dollars be made 1t well known that the
Female Monthly Pills introduced into this country
about ago by Reste
their great efficacy and mdness all Of
has been styled Female Monthly Pills." and the bet.
tckery contemplate To guard against imposition
meles csutened purchase only Madame Restels
Principal Office, las Grsenwch and agents by appointment
100 Cherry Cahane and "a, Grandst corner Of Al
lem N Y.-Boston Office No. ESSEX Female Monthly
Pills sed else where See that Madame
Restrll's signature is written the cover.
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THs NEw foss HrsALD-A daily paper, issued evev
moninR OF the weekprice co cents County, sab
scnsem unsned at the rate Tor any e pcod on
THE WERHLy HERALp-issued every Sarurdsy mon,ag :,
nine oclockpce sir and quarter cents copynrphsi
70 country t S3 advance at Inc
same rate for any specified period. '''
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