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: THE ~UNBEIIEVER.

We pity the unbeliever--one who
can gaze upon The grandeur, the Clio.
ry, and beauty OF the natural uni.
verse, and behold no, the touches OF
His finger, who is over, and with, and
above all-irom my very heart ! dc
commlsrra'e his condillon. The vi.
telieyer!, on wlnse, inteIleci.,he light
of res,elai,op ne%er prne!Faitd:' '.wis',
can gaze upon The syn. mc1h :ipt
stars. and upon the unIadIng and I'M
perishuLie sky, spread oul so magnlfi.
Gently above INN, and say all this Is
the work Of chance. Tie heart 81
such 4 being is Il duh and cherries
void. In hnn, mind, the god-l'ke gilt
al intellect, is debascd, destroyed
all is dark, al fearful chaotic Iahy.
rinth; rayless, cherries, hopeless
No glenn Of light from heaven Pene:
trates The ~blackness Of the horrible
deIusion. No voice from the Eiern-
al lids the desponding heart rejoice.
No iancied tones from the harps o.
ceraphinis arouse the dull spirit from
its ~lethargy, OF al ay the consuming
fever of the brain. The wreck o
mind is utterly rtmedless, reason Is
PROSTATE; and passion. Predlud'ce
aid .uporot't.on, have reared the
temple on the luins OF his Intellect
! ply the uh believer. VIVA, To III
is the revelation Oh h Oh but Il sealed
book? He sees nothing above, II
round or beneath him. that evince.
the existence of God-and he &c
mes, Yes. while standing on the loot
stool oi Omnipotcnee, and gazing Up
on the dazzling throne OF Jehovah, hs
shuts his intellect Ia the light OF rca
Sob and denies there IS Il God.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has obtained OF tho
Clerk of the County Court Of Pike
County. letters Of Administration on
the estate OWN. H. Tinsley, decd,
bearing date NV. eSth, ts44. all per-
sons indebted TO said estate, are re-
quested 20 make immediate payment.
All persons having claims against said
estate, are requested to exhibit them
properly authenticated, within one
wear from the date Of SAID letters or
they may be precluded from'having
any benefit Of said estate, and if NO,
exhibited Within three years, they
will be forever barred.
CHARLES BACON, Admir-.
December I4ih. 1914. Sw-6'
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08

~The New York Tribune saws
The Presidentress OF the McAicnr
Republic. by which we can The
wile OF General Herrera. now Presi
dent, WAS n factory ar! at an estah.
i,shmcn, IN Mexico, where The Gen.
eraI saw and loved her. Ilcr name
is lrene Nichols, daughter of Mr.. M.
,haniel Nichols of Monmouth, I'm
nebec County, Me-. This news vii
produce Il prud'gious sensation al
Lowell"
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08

OF The speech Of Mr.. Ciingham,
which drew DOT the personal remarks
Of Mr.. iancey, and led 10 the duel
between them, has been pub!ishei.-
Such u speech is not only an insult
10 The country. hur 10 the llnuse IN
which ii Was delivered. Its shame.
,ul that such hocls upon tie people
should he listened Ia in Congress
Phiiade'phia Ledger.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08
LAUGHTE OF WITCHES.

During the l7lh century 10000
persons are said to have been put 10
death for wi,chcrnit in England o.
lone! In Scotland The number was
probably. in proportion 10 the popula-
lion, much greater; for il is certain.
that ever in The last forty years OF
the sixteenth century, the executions
wero not fewer than 1900. In
1884. the madness may he said to
have reached its highest pitch; for in
that wear occurred the celebrated
case of the Lancashire witches, in
which eight Innocent persons were
deprived OF their lives bv the income.
rent falsphoods Of a mischievious ur-
chin. The civil war. far from Sus.
pending the persecution. seems 10
have redoublcd il. IN I6li-45, The
infamous Mathew Hopkins was able
10 enrn a livelihood by the profession
of wi'ch finder. which he exercised,
not indeed without occ; Sionai suspi.
cior. hui still with general success
AMI even twenty years later, the
dclusiun was still sanctioned by the
mos venerable name OF The English
law. for it was in 1864, that the ex.
c.llent Sir Mathew Hale. after a tri-
al condurred with his usual good
sense. condemned two women Ia
death as witches. both Of whom were
executed accordingly.
Edfnpbuyph Rrricr.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08

GA Boston editor, at n public
meeting few evenings since, sud.
denly struck him.eli n hard blow in
the region. of his brooches pocket
then placing his hand within. 1" the
astonnhment Of / nei.hbors. quietly
drew out the remains OF Il mouse
He must have been well stocked with
gingerbread and cheese, some one
suggests.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08
PROSPECTUS
OF
THE CHEROKEE ADVOCATE.

The CHERoKrK NATION, PaCpRIk
ToR.-WiLLlAM Ross. EDITOR.
YTNHE above is the title Of a news
l. paper, published AZ TAHLX aU.n
Che, okee nation, the first number o
which vas issued abou, the middle o
August last.
The object Of the council Of tho
nation, in providing hr the publica.
ton Of the Cherokee Advocate, is the
physical, moral and intellectual i'm.
provrmcnt o! the Cherokee people
1t will be devoted To these ends. and
10 the defence OF those rights recog
nlZei rs belonging to them N treaties
legally made, al different times with
the United States, and of such meas.
ures as seem hes, calculated to Sc
cure their peace ana happiness, pro
mote their prosperity, and elevate
their character as a distinct comnu.
nifty.
In commencing and sustaining a
public journal in :he nation, its sue.
cess must depend very much upon
the kind feelings, liberaIity and pat.
ronage Of the citizens Of the United
States. Among them we are assur.
ed there exists generally q desire tina,
the Indians should be dealt with up-
on just and liberal principles, a live
ly sympathy in their chequered ca.
.reer, and n deep Unrest in their char.
'acier, condition ard destiny. lgnor-
ance Of their condition, opinions, and
claims, has been to them a fountain
of many wrongs: a fountain from
which they have been forced to drink
many bitter %draughts..
From this cause, measures of pnlis
cy in themselves unjust, and highly
destructive to their pence and pres.
poets, have been conceived and per.
sisted in TO their accomplishments,
with singular pertinacity, by those
from whom they have ricdi TO ex.
pect and claim protection, /, will
therefore, be the ain, Of those having
charge OF the Advocate, to enIighten
public sentiment, as far as possible,
as TO the feelings, wishes and proper
expectations of the C~herokees.
And while it is intended 10 make
the paper national in its n and
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08
MARRIED.

On the 9th inst by the Rev. Mr..
Biggs, Mr.. DAVID WEST, to Miss L.
CT c. ToDp, all Of thi. county.
On the e3d.instant, by the Rev. John
F. Gray, Mr.. JAMS WooD to Miss
Nancy AsucRArT, all Of Monroe coun.
,y.
On Sunday last, by Elder Henry
Thomas, Mr.. SAMUEL H. PooL TO Mis-:
NAscr, daughter Of Judge Samuel Cut.
right all of said county.
On the same day. by Isaac Coppedg.,
Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM II. MILLER tc
Miss PArLIsA b. WoopsoS, all OF said
county.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08
PROSPECTUS
OF The
DEMOCRA1t6 E R.
Published ~ Bo,eItng-G Green, No.

IL taking ehsJge o. the editorial de.
partment Of the "Banoer," we deem
it a duty which we owe to the public
to give an outline Of the policy By
which We shall be governed. Demo
Gratis from childhood, we shall advocate
the principles Of Our party, not because.
we now see them triumphant and victo-
rious; but because, we believe them Pc
culisrly. adapted to the genius Of our in
situations; and necessary for the oerps-
tuity Of our Republican government.
In a spirit Of manly sandor we shall
oppose what we deem the political here
sizes Of our opponents; but we shall new
err descend TO low and personal abuss Of
distinguished men.
We believe a National Bank u~nconsti-
tutional aud ihexpedisnt; and at This time
indeed an "oJsolsts idea" We shall
steadily and firmly contend for the re-
duciion Of the Tariff to the Compromise
Of 1892. believing the present Odious
act peculiarly unjust and unequal in ito
bearing upon the different portions oil
the ~confederacy. States-right politi-
clans in the sirictest sense Of the term,
We shall INCREASINGLY wsr against ths
Distribution act, the Assumption Of the
State debts, and every other new-fanglst
notion having for its object the creation
among the States of q feeling Of depend
encs upon the General government. A
plain, democratic; economical form O
government. is what We wish to see
and we shall contend for the exercise b,
The States Of all the right, and power
cot clearly delegated by them through
the constitution to the General govern
ment.
In advance we sly tkat re shall L.
the advocates Of measures, and not Q
men; but We are free 10 confess that ",
have ever regarded James X. Polk Q
a fit exponent Of democratic principles
and shall eheerfully give our feeble sup
port to his favorite measures: the lHde
pendent Treasury, the regulation Of tn
Tariff, the occupation Of the Oregon, an
last, though not least. tie immediate an
nsIation Of Texas.
In our own State we arc aware, tha
discord has p~eTraded our ranks; but W,
regard it more a. the offspring of per
sonal prediction and prejudice, tina,
any real difference Of principle. Tn
union Of our party entire, is our MOI
cherished wish. We are all brother
advocating 4 common canse upon whiol
may depend the ~perpe;uity Of our insti
tutioHs. Measures, not men,; princi
piles, no, sxpediency," is our mottoi an
guided by that glorious motto. We shall
endeavor TO pour oil on tho trouble.
waves Of faction.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08

OF William said a carpenter to
his apprentice, I'm going away to.
day, and want you to grind all the
TOOLS"
yes, Sir
The carpenter came home at night:
William, have yoa ground all the
tools right sharpf'
sAll but the mANpsAw,' said Bill, u
couldn't get quite all the Gaps out OF
that!
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08

A LARGE MouTHEp MxN.-Fhe
N. Y. Sunday Atlas tells a funny
story Of a mar with a tremendous
large mouth going to n DENTS, to have
a tooth extracted. On opening his
ponde rous jaws, the doctor remarked
that he need not do it so wide, us he
was going to stand out'ide to perform
the operation.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08
Geo. Wilson,

Wholesale and ReirI Dealer in
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils. Dye
Stuffs, Perfumery, Window Glass,
ano Surgeons Instruments,
No. 5, Main Sire 1t,
St. Louis, Mo.
E5~All articles i, our line of bust
ness will be sole al tho very lowest Cash
prices. In exchange, will DO taken
Beeswa1, Ginseng, and Wheat.
Jan. 81, lS45. 6ml
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08

CeIored H. norables.-The Hon.
MI. Glanville. Chef Justice OF Barba.
does, is a mulatto; the Hon. Mr..
Sharp. Attorney General Of Barba.
does isl mutatto; the Hon. Mr.. Gan.
noway, Judge ofthe Court of Ap.
pcals, in Barbados, is a mulatto; his
Excellency the Governor of Nevis. is
a mula,,o; thirty two editors of news-
papers in the British West India Is
lands are negroes and moiattoes. In
hi Indifferent Legislatures there are no
less than.seventy-five mulat,oes and
negroes, making laws Tor their for
mer white master.;the army is black,
Jurors black, and ministers black. =
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08

character. abstainiOg from all paItL
zanship IN the insel nal politics OF the
nation, it will nevertheless be open
to full but courteous discussions OF
any measures Of policy on the part OF
the United Siaiea. Which touch upon
or efiec, the rights ind interests. rot
tonIy of the Cherokees. hur alsc Of
their red brethren.
J 10 waking an appeal TO lhe;citizens
of the United States for lEeir friend.
lv aid in the undertaking. we fell SAD
Equine that it will not be in vain.
The history Of the Indian iribess
I II, post especially thai Of the Cher
okers, is replete with incidents at
once s,riSSine and commanding. The
mystery LA, shrouds their origin,
their former v>arltke character, ,hess
manly ireedum. heir firm adherence
10 rh ir natural an.3 political rights,
tn, ir fond attachment n their homes,
the ONE of their i~ore-iathers.
their rude explosion from ehCse homes,
their sudden transition from sava9es
to civilized life. their rapid, improve
ment u education. agriculture IND
he domestic arts. their present. con-
di,icn. and the influence which, from
their location. fiicndshiP- mud inter-
course, they mus, and will exert o.
yer The grea, Indian population, eI-
,ending north and south along tho
whole vestern hordeIs of the United
States, and back to tie Rocky Noun
Jams, cannoi fail to TO kindle a lively
inlerrs, in The breast of the philan.
; ,hropis', awaken u general thirst for
more familiarity with Them. and G.
ronse ''their projectors 10 the i'm
;portani, bu: often apparently forgot
ton tact. that they have no trifling
duty to- perform towards this people.
TO those. then, who take any con-
cern in wha'eser relates 10 the
Cherokee and neighboring Indians,
and Who are DESTROYS Of being reeu-
laily ami uccura, ely made acqualn!-
ed with passin- events All ong them,
the Cherokee Advocate is recon.
mended.
Our'l,c;,i ton, and the station We
occupy relatively u the Creeks
Chickasaws, Choctaws, Osagts, Sen
ecas. Delawares and other Indians.
are such rs will enable Us al all times
10 furnish TIE readers of The paper
witt, the iu,es, and mos, corFec, boz
der news.
y, thing.personai or sec,arian will
he admitted onto the columns OF the
paper.
The National Council having APP
pointed the Undersigned, editor, The
n. duties Of that station will devoive
eDtirclv upon him, and the whole es~
tabllshu.eat be subject 10 his supes~
vision.
TERM
The Cherokee Advocate will 30
printed on m imperial sheet. with
new type, both English and Chero-
kee. once every week. at So per IN
mum, PAYABLE in advance. And To
those subscribers, who read only tho
Cherokee language, at So per annum,
in advance.
Advertising vii De done on the u
suai terms.
Communications directed. post
pad, / o the undersigned, at Park Hill,
Cherokee Nation, will receive his
prompt attention.
Cherokee Nation. Sept. 1874.
WILLIAM P. ROSS.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08

LoAFrRs AHcY!--What shy to Il
voyage Of emigration 10 the Sana'
Wich Islands ria Oregon? We see
stated. that a resident OF these Islands
can live without work, and can main
tain himself ''in health and vigor for a
cent a day" The staff oflife is with
him. the taTo root, :" esculen-
.tum,' prepared in the form Of paste
and eaten with fish. Forty square
fee, of land planted with laro. will
support. it is asserted, n min for a
year, We should think the mere
declaration of This fact. would be
strong inducement TO certain of the
"Ioafng' population Of our city 10
emigrate OF once. How delightful it
would be to such. to lie at foil length
in the sunshine Of that beautiful eli
mate, and have enough TO eat all the
year round, AT the expense of one
cent a day! (Gazetre.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the M
AV designed has taken ont let,ersof Ad-
mini'trHtion on the estate IF Channe:s
Smith, DECEASED, late Of Pike Comfy,
Missouri, bearing date the 9th dsv Of
Nov. 1874. All persons, Therefore, n.
debted TO Inc estat tie Of said deceased, nc ts.
que'ted to make immediate psyne. 1T ard
all persons having clnims against laid estate
arc requested to exhibit them properly 80.
fhentiontcd, within Que yesI from the dats
OF laid letters, or they gay be prec'uded
from having any benz, dt Of said estate, aud
" sa'a oihiins are nr-t presented within TIRES
Tesrs, they will oe fore, er barred
RolSERT v. SMITH, Adm,
Dseent<r 18th, lsl4 sw6
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08
Sale of Slaves.

81HE Undersigned, as Atministrator Of
q the Estate Of Napoleon Il Trimble,
deceascd, and John VI. TrimbIe decea .cd
viii sell at pnhlic auction, ia the town Of
Louisiana, on n credit Of twelve months, on
the BIS; Of March. next, four negro .ia YES
belonging to said estate ;consi,tin. Of tive
women. and children. Bond with good ,e
curity will be required, for the payment of
the purchase money, and deduction OF ten
per cent will be made for cash.
A. J. TRlNBLE, Admir-.
Estnt. OF v. 3. Trinble decd, and
John VI. Trimb.e decd.
Fen. 9Th ls45.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08

The tl%y tuard is 2 fellow who
does not care whom he o.ien4i,; u
clowG Il a Ul"csh.eaG who does not
know Wiifh he attends; the c"h,le-
nsn is n person VIII" is cautious no,
to otfend.-fReveiIle.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08

II any man doubts that public ~
pinion governs The world let him
look at two men going out to shoot
each other for fear Of what people
will say in case they sould fail 10 do
so.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08

GT Dean Smith says-'.h is with
narrow-souled people as with lar
row-necked bottles, the less they
have in them the more moss they
make in pouring out.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08

@ An Editor, after publishing a
new mode for fatening hogs. says
there can be no mistake about it be-
ing superior lie all others, as we know
il from experience!
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08

-.AccoMMoDArixe.--The editor OF
the Jennings County (Indiana) Re-
porter, expresses his willingness to
receive wood, butter, pumpkins, Jew.
ed sixpenoes, pistureens and short
shiHihgs in exchange for his paper.
bu1 boldly protests against herman's
~luzences and odd a!m9nacs.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08

A COOP MAxlM.-The frs, insre.
dent in. conversation is tru,h-,be
next IS good -sense-t the third is gooc
bumor-and the las, wit.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08
FOR SALE,

THREE Lots in Bowling Green,
Il with comfortable buildings thereon,
and several tracts of Land near the town
upon a credit of one and two years.
For further information enquire at the
Banner Office.
Both January. lS45.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08
n. P. MINOR,
s. +. MURRAY.

Tkanse OF rHz BAxSEH.--For a sin
gle copy, $2,0Oin advance, if not in 3D.
ranes but during the year, 81 so. il az
ter the expiration OF the year, $500.
For a club Of SIX subscribers in ad-
vance, $lO-for Ten subscribers in ad-
vance, $500.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08

Fear is the most selfish Of all pas.
sIons. Avarice may pity, and amb'-
ton may spare, bat fear seeks for
nothing but Personal .aiety Il, any ea.
pense OF others.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08

The widow Of Alexander I1amiI.
lon ~ passing Tie winter at WASH
ington. and though 80 years OF age,
she moves about with Ii vigur that
belongs 10 mature aye.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08
A BEAUTIFUL IDEA.

As 10 the Dacuerreotypes. "a wo
mans heart is the "niv true plate fol
mans likeness; an instant gives the
impression Of an age Of sorrow and
change ~eii.ccS it not"
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08
IDLE VISITS.
Edingburgh Rericw.

The Idle levy a very heavy tax up
on the industrious, when by irivo.
irus v's,tatlnns they rob them q
their INT Snch persons beg their
daley happiness from door to doc,
rs brgrars their daley bread,
and Ike them. some times meet
With aIebuil. A mere gossip ought
not to wonder if we evlnce signs That
are tired Of him. seeing that we
are Indebted for the honor OF his visit
selelv Ia the circumstance Of his be-
ing tired of himself. He sits at home
until he has accumulated an insup,
portable load Of ennui, aud then al.
lies forth 10 distribute it amongst his
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08

Never take newspaper withnu,
paving for u;-it's the Mat6icst act
y0u could possibly be guilty of"
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08

An exchange defines as n thing
better imagined than described, the
discovery by II woman o: the first
gray HAIR
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08

Cassius NJ. Clay, it is said, will issue
a paper devoted to Emancipation, 4.
Louisville, Kentucky.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08
Call and Settle.

A IL those indebted to tho subscriber
"A for subscription to the Radical, or
for advertising, are informed that aspee-
dy settlement must be. made.
/. ADAMS.
Bowling Green. Jan. p. 1875.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08
A administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has obtained Of the
Clerk Of the County Court Of Mont.
somery Co., letters of administration
on the estate of Anthony T. Williams
decd, bearing date Nov. i, 1914, all
persons indebted to said estate, are
requested to make immediate pay
ment. All persons having claims a.
2aInsi snid estate. are requested to
exhibit them properly authenticated
within one year from the date ofsaid
letters, or they may be precluded
from having any benefit of said es.
tate, and ifno, exhibited within three
wears. they will be forever barred.
THO'S. J. WILLIAMS. Admir-.
. December ~, 1914. Sw7.
GEORGE ". BUCK Ne
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RoFLEG GRFEsf. NO
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08

JUSTICE BACON'S
L.aw day, on the 22d inst, in Louisiana,
Mo. Feb. S,h 1915.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08

Every hotel in Albany, N. Y, is fl.
led to overlooking, and many stranger
are without abiding places.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08
ar. p. @1NQR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Boulng-G Green, NO..
WILL promptly attend to all business
intrusted to his care.
Feb'y LIST. lS45.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08

Printing is different from almost any
other mechanical business. 1t requires
sf'Aness and uninferruption. Davenport
Gazette.
Fact. Especially the vn~interruplion.
II. Our County Court has been in
session all the week, and much business
has been disposed Of.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-23
C,LoRIoUs LUCK YESTERDAY

6tLORI0US LUCK YESTERDAY. A
9d deep haul from the wheel. $1,000 in package
of quarters, on certificate, sent a new patron
S32 80! $1,000, i'll whole ticket, sold a citizen
We again say for the prizes apply at lucky Office
s40O we sold to a lady in package of eighhs, ard
800, in a quarter we sent 10 Annapolis.
TODAY, 100000. Tickets S.. Is dawn ballots
r. T. TUCKER & BROTHER,
Head of Centre Market.
id2-A beautiful scheme for the Frederick Female
SEMINARY Lottery, To be drawn on Saturday-66 Nos
~ drawn ballots. Capital prize 81 ,000-Tickets 49,.
quarters OBJ cts ei9hhs 81 cts Packages of wholcs
on certificate, $40 50, Qrs 81 81, eghths So 68. It
NNGEiETUNS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
NJ GLORIOUS! GLORIOUS! $4,000 prize sold
again at EGERTONS. Comb, lS 81 SO, the grand ca
pita of $50 600 in yesterdays scheme was sold in
quarter ticket making the second Prize of this amount
sold by us in one week This is the most astonishing
luck ever known AT ofces-wc are in want Of
words to express our joy The drawn Nos.
lS % SO 81 % 50 81 So 50 81 40
We have two brilliant schemes for this week, on.
of them the best offered for the last two yers.
Draws TO DAY, Md, Consolidated LOTTERY, Clans
No. !a-78 Nos. is ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
! prize of $4,000 prize Of S2ls3
5000 10 1000
:" 5000 40 $50 &c.
Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South-st. and Exchange Place; or,
Corner Commerce and Pratt strPe.s.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-23

{h7-TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Milford Bard will write for any person i'll the city of
Baltimore in the United States, any bect con-
nectcd with literature or science. Oratons from IS
to go, occupying twenty and forty five minutes. Lee
50 to $40; Letters and Essays &c. Pieces fordc
camation 50 to IS. Inscriptions for tombs 50 to IS,
Sentimental Tales IS tn $40. Advertisements 81 To
So Songs S3. News Carriers Addresses s.. Acros-
tics 81. Pieces for Albums sc. sc. Genus per line.
Persons ut distance will address (post paid and
closing remuncration) the Milford Bard, or Dr. John
LOhand, Baltimore. Citizens will call al the Wash
ington University, East Baltimore street. Those who
cannot call, will drop line in the post office, cnClos
Ing the quid pro quo. {-Editors friendly TO me, Will
please give IN Insertion. JAP