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Who wants its

THHEEE subscriber intends 10 sell, al
private ssIe, his LOT and OUT
LOT in CARROLLT0N. The Lot is
No. 2S ia Roberts Cd addition 10 Car
rolIton, and has good story and alal
frame house with five Iooms, aRd a good
Gel lar, wood shed, we'll, smoke house
a large aud comfortable stable pig pen
and number CT bearing fruit trees on
1t. The Out Lot is hut iwn or thraa
rods Iromlhe lot, and contains u hItle
less lh9A one aGd a haf acres 9'he
above property will be sold Uery lO5,
The terms will be made to rsuN aeary
any purchaser, andan ndispntabe EIle
will be given. Those who wish 70 ob :
tain comfortable home sa the town Of
Carroilton for a PropoIticnabIy small
consideration, Wl do,weR to lake this
chance Enquire, either personally
by letter, (post paid) Of the Rev. D
.Rorhacker, Ia CasgoIIton, or Of The sub
scrlber.
A. 8 BIERDEMANN.
Union;own, Stark Co, or
Feb. Ia, 1915.
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B OOFp A gN ID s III o JED
ESTABLISHMENT.
FnJTN q uJN,IN

VNAkES pleasure. IN this way 10 ln'
torn his friends and the public
IN general, that he has UVesAed 'suf
Gcleat amount Of capital 10 lay 60 stool
Of the most durable end substSnlla
kind, and Of the dnest texture. whereby
no is enabled to cWnpe,e with any 'es
abishment oi The KIDD 10 this commu
,nlly; and the public sre assured tha
they eau be accommodated, considering
he quality, on better terms than az any
other place, with every variety OF
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TeOk Here.

Settlements wanted and payments
made immediately. AII-those tina know
themselves ndebred 10 me, on BOOK ac-
count or orherw So, will save cost and
trouble by acting in accordance with this
notice, Tor money or its equivalent must
and vii have. n. B The 18th of this
month is the last day Of indulgence.
J. w. YOUNG.
September 3. Is45-47-4r.
N. B. Leather, of every description
for sale for cash, hides or wheat: but
positively no trust. ] Wy.
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COUGHS. CoGRs, ASTHMA.


.SEERMAN's CeUGH LozENsES are 4he
safest, most sure and efecIuaI remedy
ferCoughs, Colds. .Consumpuons, Whoop
log Cough, Asthma, Fightness Of the
Lungs OF Chest, sc. &c. The proprie-
tor h 8 neVes knoWu an Instance where
! they did not give perfect satisfaction.--
Several thousand boxes have been sold
within the lest year, restoring TO health
persons 10 almost every siege of con"
sumotion, and those laboring under tAe
most distressing colds and cnEghs
SouaIhan Howsrth, E,g, The we'll
knoWn temperaRee Iecturer, took severe
cold last january % sleeping in damp
sheets, that seemed 10 llave settled in a
'cotfumplton. lie raised a soot deal Of
bloody matter, and bis cough was so
haFFassiBg aad iRcessa8I that he coAd
get 40 rest by day oT night. Alter wy
ing various Temedtes without geheG, he
thought that denth alcne would reHeVe
'Am ol hts misery But bg the sdVsce Of
a lady he purchased box OF Sherman's
Cough L"zenges: they gave diixa great
ITelleI, aud 10 his surprise Sllayed his
cough, made him rest easy, and eaa5Ied
him 10 sleep snund all nigh; thSee day 8
use ol then made new man Of him,
and he is recommending She rma0's 10.
+zengcs 20 all his acGualHtances.
,sHERMAN's WORM LozENGEs
Are The oHIy infalIi5Ie woEm destroying
medicine ever discovered. l,400 600
boxes have been sold, and not failure
has ever beenknowE. They destroy II
kinds Of WORMS, SHd,csnRol lRiGro where
there are'none,
Three different persons cUTed OF the
Worms blythe use Of ore Box Of Werm
Lozenget,
"Messrs G r 7. g. Co. I47 Main
stree, C'nciDnaH: Gentlemen. Ny
wife hasbeen afflicted With worms from
he age Of three years, sad hes never
oeeuwllhout them She resided at Mid"
dletowR, Butler county. Atumes, she
has been SO afflicted with worms,as to
require TIE attendance OF Two Of, the best
ply sicians 10 Inc place one docles(Og
her Cor enc comp lavnr. and one Tor anOth
er, bGt gettIDg %ufeo, snp removed TO
Madison, Eut was ,ubtcr the hannsloI
Two Of the n0s' celebrated hysicians 0i
hat place, bot all did her no good She
came to Cincinnati eOm6 time since, and
began 10 despair OF getting better: in
deed she get,eo bad, the worms cane up
in her throat -her sntTerings became al
most Intolerabie. ileaIing Of the many
curespeEormeG by ShermAn's LoZenges,
she thought thal she would lTy them las
August. 4 stepped In your stOre aid
got II box Of the worm oZenges, sRd !
have every reason lo'reloice that dd
so. She took hat one haIisbox, whea che
worms came from ter ia 'bunches |
could not be positive. but ( would sup.
pose that there were from filty 70 sialy
10 each bunch. The last Gose bruughI
several white worms, kom twelve to
fifteen inches long, She began lo.gel
well, ami felt better than sae had for
years. 9ei0g cured, she gase the
hsIance Of the OoX 10 neighbor by the
name Of Herald, who lives ashorltdis>
tance from as, who haO two rhIdran, one
five and the ether woyeats Of AGE, Who
were mech troubled with worms, and ]
have heatd sNco, that by the time they
had used ep the box, both children were
enMely cured"
The above is from Mr.. II. Richards
Lswreace street, Rear FrOnt,
|
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Notice 10 Oa,OailOEs.

S0n the l2'h dsg of August, A, B.,
as45, the court of commoa Ptess for
Carroll couaIy ;0hio, ,declared the estate
~0f John jackson, deceased, tObe proba
$biy insoEvent. Creditors are therefore
reduired to present their claims against
the said estate TO the undersigned, Tor
allowance wilhinsix months from the a
boVe mentioned time, or they will mol
be eAtitIed repayment.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, Admir-.
September II l845-4S Al.
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A SORREL MARE,

TIE Stdte Of Ohio Carroll county, SS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vuooiion after August term, "A. d, 1845.
William NJ Queeq)
vs. Petition for divorce
Eleanpr McQueen1
ahe sad Eleanor Mcqueen, t(who is
mot a resident Of the county OF Carroll,
will take no,ice, III II said William Nc
Queen did on the 10Th day ol September
A d ls45, Gle in the efi Of The clerk
g' the curt OF common pleas Tor said
oouor lnlS petition to'be'dtVorced fIon'
che islGEIeencrM Queen; and aIIedgIng
'as oause, ,uduiery'by ssldiE oanor;which
petition 10 now pending, and will tbe
~heard at tho November term Of 'Uaid
court. WILLIAM McQU KEN
BY f. r EcKLEy, hisAuornsy.
dGctober 3, lS45-5I ct.
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NNOUR Hog'heads of New Orleans
4 Sugar, and len barrels New Or
leans and Sugar.house moIasses, just re
ceived and Tor Gale by X JACKSON.
'CaroIIton, AprlIl8. 1886 -27-tf.
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RLRCK Dear HOUSE:
4lh Street, S1CuhCnYillc, q

IN" un'er'snedvospoctruIIyinrorms
his old customers and the public in gene.
raj, that he hae taken she above well
known house, formerly kcprby him Tor
Iwanty fye years, aud recently by Jas
HANNA. and 10 prepared to cater for the
wants Of all whomay favor hlm with
their patronage. There w also an sd
dtion put 10 the House, which will add
much to the comfort OF The guesls.-.
Likewise furnished with
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New Furniture,

No pains or expense will be spared TO
furnish the TABLE and The RAR with the
very best that the markeis can afford
With the dissemination to devote his en-
tire PersOnsI attention 10 the comfort and
accommodation of those Whomay favor
him with a call. aided BY active, careful
and oOliging servants, he hopes TO give
genera Satisfaction. The terms are
right THOMAS NORTON.
April 25, lS45 -2S.lf.
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Boots & SM OES.

Slippers, Pumps, &c. &c. every style
aud iash.o0, and 10 suit every variety
and taste. His purneymen ere the
best of workmen, 'as he wiE employ
none others, and who are able 80 PUt
ur ,heu w'1rk 10 style srd fashion as
we'll az durability, Those ~ho ~HUl
sny arlicle.ln this ame OF busIuess vii
find il to thoir interest and comfort 10
give him a call, when and where the5
can be accommodated in the Fnost epIen
did style a6d al the shortest uOHce!--
CAL and ssS, and no has 90 fear Oi The
result,
His esldIlishmen, Is on Main stFeet
It the sign Oflhs
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UOverlea & Carpet weaving


The subscr,brE, formerly of CsdIE
tEving locRtsd himself IUCsrrOH cUuO
W, in The house formerly occupied by,
Thomws Ordzuer, deceased, on the rosd
Leading from NagetsloWnto WoH's old
tavern sland, half mile from MorTisOn's
meeting house wishes hereby to inform
his old customers and the public, gener
ally. that he will carry on the above bu-
smess in sll'its various branches Being
prepared 10 execute his work ia the most
dUra ole manner and vccordlng 10 The
newest patterns double.
His old customers IN CarfO'lton and
vicinity aud sA0Nhers who may wish 10
favor him with their custom, are inter
psm that mo will receive and deIveI
wotE al the store Of WIN. M Sinclair.
Fromhis long experimental rhe bUsi'
ness no is confident Of being abse 10 reD
der entire satisfaction 10 al who employ
him, and will warrant his work whenth'
yarn rs good. He will, moreover b.
punct0al to his engagements, and max
reasonable chargest, N B. All person
are requested loweigh their yam.
JOIN CRCZlER.
August 90 1S45 Az 81.
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GOLDEN BOOT,

A few doors west 'of Legge's Hotel
where he will be fouOd al all reason.
able hours, ready emo pleased to wait
upon hisuuSlomers and the pHhlIc.
fIe will take ia exchange for articles
in his IInc Of business all kIrd oI mer-
,hantabIe produce Wheat, corn, oats
il I seed. bacon, 'beans, bTlcr, eggs
wool, AK, i,nncn AK sEd tow. yarn
aud every Other RHiety oi country pro-
duce.
CmroFIton, My re-, .rS45.
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Wool! gVOOIM

Tho subscfi'ers wish 10 purchase a
lnrge quantity of wool, for which they
will pay the highest market price, on do
livery al their store.
CUMMINGS g. CAMERON
NAV 10. .iSih- 81 IT.
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20 Dollars Reward.

STOLEN from the pas
fE$A ture oI the subscriber, re-
G@~4N siding on the State road
O9Y leading from seObonviIio
FeEa4.4AzssazsaaEssssRg 10 CarroIIton, four miles
from The former place, on the night o!
the 26lh August,
A SORREL MARE,
Abou, fourteen hands high. the near
hind foot white up to The pasture joint,
with some white in her forehead and a
email lump on her throat near the ia y,
and we'll made and seryicesbe AMI
Vna|. The above reward will be given
10 any person securing the mare ard
bringing her 10 the subscriber, near
#latersViIe, jefferson colnlv, Ohio.
JAMES PHILLIPS.
Sept 5, l845,
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TAXES.
NOTICE.

Myself or d"puy will sit at the
place OF holding elections, to receive
taxes. on ,tse lay mentioned Oppo-
eite each township, as follows.
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CnIlNTEREI,IrS

The Lynchburg Nirginian has the fol.
loving description Of counterfeit bank
notes, said 10 he in extensive circulation
IN some parts Of Virginia, and probably in
North Carolina
$50. No. 457. Letter A-Bank Of Cape
Fear, ddled 9th March 1887, payable to
W. Mead-Signed hy John Hill, G ,shier
j. y. Jones, President. Nlgncte on
top, Il tcniale figure stopping with goal,
aud kld on her left. A large full female
flce, with towing ringlcts, on the left
margin, and a wreath representing Il head
of wheat. Ga the right margin, "A full
length female form iudlStinctly drawn
4, the bottom, the head of COW. The
general appearance of the engraving aud
filling up IS such as 10 deceive the lnexpe-
ricnced- hut is too dark and coarse to cs-
cape detection with good Judge.
The second is OF the denomination of
$50 on the Bank If Georgetown, 5. c.
A snowy aud handsome note, with sirlk-
ing vlgnetle Of the Pennsylvania United
States Blinking House, which is certain
means of detection, as the genuine notes
have an entirely different visnettc.
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was the known purpose of the Democratic
party.
Bot now noio the deSpicable tr'ckcty
which has been resored To, to accomplish
by slraiagcm and ohicanery. what could
not be accomplished openly and above
board. Col. Campbell, the Wing Senator
from Bedford, lies al the point of death, nj
The Columbian Hotel, in lhi, city Mr..
Robins, Of Gloucester, a Wing member Of
the House, lies i'll al his residence in that
G UNITY: Nj. Helms of Floyd, another
Wing member Of the House, has gone
home TO attend sick family.
Discovering this TO be the state Of things,
and that Sickness had given the man nccl.
dental majority for the time, the Demo.
cratic MINORITY of the Senate Yesterday in
fire minutes, without debate OF DELHI ration,
adopted the resolution of the House, To 90
into an election, and resolved 10 90 Into il
ycsterddy.
Having determined in CancuS for six
weeks, TO have no election, they deIermn-
ed, summary to have one, When sickness
and absence had given them the Temporal.
~ and accidental ascendant.
We shall mol express nor, at least, the
scoTn and Indignation with which "a pro.
ceeding so lllberal and un- Virsininn in.
spires us. The piot-the sneaking attempt
at an unfair advantage, has been circum-
vented, and will react against the actors
in II.
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TIE DEVIL. Married.

This is no Joke: il is stubborn fact. =
Ia Milton, tprnnsylvania) ON Christmas
dav, by the Rev. Mr.. Slocvcr, Mr.. John
Devil was ioncd in holy naIrlmony, 10
Miss Elizabeth Shal, all OF Milton. This
is marriage extraordinary, an event alb
solutely unprecedented in ancienl or mod
crn times, that the Devil should catch n
Shad in mid.winter, and take her " alive
and kicking" 10 bis wedding supper
MIR. Devil is said TO be a very respectable
young butcher.
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The Washington Correspondent of The
n. York True Sun says; itumors are rife
with US that flare up is AT hand Of no or
binary character. A batch Of letters has
been received by the President, said to be
copies OF originals written by a high Trca.
sury fun tionary in Boston, Che Collector
containing the most extraordinary person
al abuse Of the Presidents family. 1t Is
also said that certain editor has some.
thing to DO with the matter, and il is nso
SAID ha, the tunctionary alluded to had mr.
ranged to pay certain individuals for their
assistance in getting him into his lucrative
office. The correspondence is said to be
very Interesting to every body except The
Yli'eri who will have to "walk the plank y
IN few days. There is no middle course
for The President to pursue if the charges
are correct.
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THE PLAQuEMINE FRAUDS.

The monstrous aud astoundln. frauds
committed by the Loco Focos in Plaque.
NINE Parish, La. by which Mr.. Clay was
cheated out Of the vote of that STATE, is
about TO be investigated by the Legis!a.
ture Of that Stale now in Session. The
subject was brought before the House by a
member named Perkins from E,st Fclici.
ana, by the introduction of resolution for
the appointment, Of a Committee 10 inquire
lnto the manner 10 which the election was
conducted. Tho Bee says that the pre-.
senta'ion of this resolution appeared 10
strike the Loco Foco party dumb for no.
me", there was an expressive pause, aud
the members looked al each other as if
the, did not know what TO do Finally
one OF the party rose aud moved that it
should be- laid on the table indefinitely. -
On this motion the yeas and nays were cali
ed for when il appeared that every Wing
IN The House voted against i, and every
Locotoco IN favor cNcept,wo---bui the res
olullon pa sd.
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SINGULAR TIVEOCCUR2ENCE
IN LOUISIANA.

The y. y. Troplc Of the 10th January,
contains the following Legislative notice.
The Bee is Wing the Republican OF the
(" Young Democracy" the Courier Of
the old bunker Wing.
"Quitc an amusing scene occurred yes,
lerday in the House OF Representatives, IN
consequence OF ii; attempt quite charac-
lctistlc OF Locoiocolsm, to postpone the
election of Safe Printer. The Senate met
The House in point ballot al the hour a.
greed upon 10 A. NJ and the General
Assembly were about proceeding to vote,
when Mr.. Gayarre arose and submitted a
letter lrom j. Bayou, editor Of the Cour-
Ter, Offering to do the Stale Printing for one
thousand dollars less than the sum fixed by
law. The President of the Senate prompt
" notified the member that any such pro-
position was iuadnlSsable, inasmuch as II
could he only acted upon by ;hc House or
Senate i'll their respective capacity. Mr..
Downs immediately moved that the Sen.
ate should Withdraw, and this singular aud
unprecedented move was sanctioned by a
majority.
The House was thrown into great con-
fusion by this unexpected occurrence. Mr.
Stilc contcnded that the Senate had viola
ted the resolution for the election OF State
Printer, hy leaving the Hall Of Rcpresen'
latiycs, and that the House had Il perfect
riyhl to proceed with said election. Ii The
Senate suffered the contest To 20 by de-
fault, so much the worse for them. Tbs
opinon was, however, declared out OF or
der hy the Speaker, and The decision Of he
Char was sustained by the House. Aller
considerable cmhar rassmcnt and immune
rahlr motions, Mr. Glrdcrc proposed that
Tic Clerk be directed to inform the Senate
that The House was ready TO meet that ho-
dy for the purpose Of clrc,ing State 'nn.
ter. This motion prevailed hy a large ma.
jogily, and the coaScriP, fathers" who,
it appears, in the meanwhile had repeated
of their lnconsidcrale haste, forthwith de-
seconded to the Hall Of Representatives.
Mr.. Wincheslernominatcd Messrs. Mag.
ne and Wesse Of the Bee" Mr.. Moore
nominated j. Bayou, Of the "Cou,ier y
and Mr.. Howell proposed Messrs. Fergu-
son and Besancon, of the " Jeiiersonian Re,
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VIRGINIA SENATOR.

The House OF Delegates of the Virginia
Legislature adopted resolutions some
time ago that on the 23d ult. they would
proceed to elect a U. s. Senator. The
Senate which is locoloco, kept the rcsolu
ton ylng On the table, and It was even de.
termined IN Caucus that no election OF Sen.
n!or should take place during this session I;
and the organ Of the party, the Richmond
Enquirer. also advocated pos,poncmcnt
Of tho election but as soon as the Senate
found out that sickness had given "lhc
party temporary uscendnncy III the
House then the resolution vas adopted and
al election resolved upon. How like the
party. The Petersburg lnlclIscqccr in
noticing this shameful Transaction makes
The following remarks:
We refer tpthe Legislative columns for
The particulars OF n IN yemcnt on The part
Of The Democratic majority of the Senate,
70 record, rs having been transacted by a
body of Virginia Legislators aud gentle.
ncnl
Do wo speak too strongly : Note The
facts and then decide We appeal to the
intelligent, the just, tho liberal aud the fair
Of all parties. We make no special mp.
peal 10 the Wings.
Thus then the case is. The House of
Delegates some week ago passed resolu.
tnn for going into the election Of Sena.
tor Of the u. States. The House Wig
tho Senate Democrafic.l
That resolution was permitted, or con.
strained rather to lie on the table of the
Senate, diy after day. 1t was rumored
that the Senate would suffer no election
The + qnircr openly took the ground that
there ought 10 be no election at this session.
Mr. Mcpherson of Page dlabJed that such
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SUPREME COURT.

1his Curt has commenced delivering
lis Opinions. The following have been
delivered:
BY RrFrN. c. ] /, in Simms D. Pas,hal, from
Funk ia, affirming the Judgment below. AlAo,
ia den Sr dem M'l.can e. Paul, from Roheson,
affirming The Judgment below. Also, in Kinney
to use Of Perkins e. Etheridge, from Camdon at.
iirming the Judgment below. Also, in Woods u.
Fuller, iIon Caswrll, Judgment reversed and &c.
ni,e de B0ro Also, in Brown Browne, from
Pitt, affirming the decree with costs. Also, in
den dem Edncy {. Wilson, from Nancy, at.
tirniing the Judgment below.
BY DASIEf. ]. In den er dem. Springs =.
Hanks. from Lincoln. directing renire de nOro.
Also, IN Galloway o. Mkeiihen, from Buns
wick, directing reHire de moro. Also, IN Tay-
Tor e. wilson, from Northampton. affirming the
Judgment below. Also, in M'kay =. Dryson,
from Iredel. affirming the Judgment below.
BY NASH j. In Quiet lIoon's Adm'rs from
Burke declaring that there is no error in the or
der appealed from. Also, in Willis { Lewis from
Bladen. Affirming tie Judgment below. Also in
Ferrall Brickrll, FROM Halifax. judgment OF
nonsuit sci aside. and Judgment here for plaintiff
Also. in Sharpe =. King, in Equity, from lrcdoll,
declaring that there IS no error IN tho decree
below.
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concerned IN such evasion Of the laws may
be punished as for high misdcmcanors.
Persons now in the United States may,
at any time within six months after the
passage of this bill, avail themselves of the
general provisions Of it to become na;ura.
iized without tho previous registry reqnir.
ed Of aliens hereafter arriving in the Uni.
ted States.
The provisidfsof The bill which We have
thus abridged, passed into a law, would, We
have no doubt, guard against the mass OF
the abuses which are known to have been
pcrpc'ratcd under the existing laws, and ac.
compl',h n saluiary and effective reform OF
our system of Naturalization.
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REDUCTION OF POSTAGE.

Ia the House on the oath uli. Mr.. Ilr.
den FROM the Committee on the Post Office
and Post Road, to whom was rccoinmiltcd
the bill 10 reduce the rates Of postage and
TO protect the Post O.lice from fraud, le
ported an amcndaiory bill. The rates Of
postas" proposed by this bill, are on letters
and packets as f,llnws
Single. not exceeding 800 milOs ) copts
over % niles IN cents.
Double, treble or quadruple charged in
The same proportion.
The Senate has been engaged in discus.
sing bill Within same object. itproposcs
TO reduce the postage 10 cents for any
distance under Il 100 and 10 cents fpr any
distance over 100 miles. ltaso proposes
10 permit persons 10 receive paper free
where il is not carried more than 30 miles.
II also reduces The lranking privilege.
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TIE NETWORK.
WEEiY MERROR.
AN ELEGANTLY PRINTED PERIODICAL
OLE SlNIEEN OIIARIl PAGES

IL.
OF SIXTEEN QUARTO PAGES
Is published every Saturday morning, and for
warded by the earliest mails 10 subscribers rcsid.
ing out Of the city Subject to newspaper pos
tosc only) The Weekly Mirror is as faithful
history Of the weeks opinions, news, pleasures.
politics, literature, and all manner OF brnginrs
FORTH the Editors and their many assistants
can possibly bring ogether-completed as an ar.
duous daily task Of compilation, comparison re-
search and comment, 1t has also the essentials
and the price Of Foreign News, and in short, the
most comprehensive budget that can be made up
OF each weeks do,ugs, the world over! Those
who cannot afford daily paper who lie in
the country where Jhey DO mol care for advertise
mchts, OF Who want "a paper that tells them every
thing once week, viii find the Weekly Mirror
exactly othelr mind, p,stmasters Throughout. the
Union, will frank all renittances. Any pos,mas, ),
ter RENTING five dollars will receive two cop/
of the work.
The =" DAILY EVENING MIRROR" Is six
per annum. Two copies will DC ihrnishs
dollars, Address ali communica,ionsI
to
MORRIS, WILLIS &
Corner Of Ann and Nassau