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PEcSEANAT-cN.

VMTHEREAS, the Hon. JOSEPH d. ANTHONY
Wv President Of the Court of Oyer and TIE
miner and General Jail Delivery, Court, of Quarte
Sessions of the Peace and Court of Common Pleas
and Orphans Court in the eighth judicial district
composed of the counties of Northumberland
Union, Columbia and Lycomng and the II OF
Samuel Oaks and Stephen Badly, Esquires;
Associate Judges in Columbia county have
issued their prHcept bearning date the 26th day OF
April, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forIyfve. and to me directed for
holding
a Court Of Oyer and Terminer, and Gen.
eral Jail Delivery, General Quarter
Sessions Of the Peace, ComD,en Pleas
and Orphans Court.
IN DANVILLE, in the County of Columbia
on the third Monday of Aug, AeSt, Ibeing the
sth lay) and TO continue one week
Notice is therefore hereby given to
the Coroner, the Justices Of the Peace, and Con-
stables Of the said county of Columbia thar they
be then and there in their proper persons, at II
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day, with lheir
records, inqusitions and other remembrnnces,to do
those things which 20 their offices appertain to
be done. And those that are bound by recogni
zances 10 prosecute against the prisoners that ale
or may be in the Jail Of said county of Columbia
arc to be then and there to prosecute sganst them
os shall be Just, Jurors are requested to be punc
tual in their attendance, sgreeably 10 their notices
Dated at Danville, the IL tn day of July in
the year ofour Lord one thousand eight
hundred and foty.fve and in the 69th wear
Of the Independence Of the United States
| Of America
IRAN DERR Sheriff,
suERlrr's oTFIoE, Danville
J July IL. lS45
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Brandreth'S Pills.

Id FAD and understand The time will come
ma when the medicine, Brandreth Pills, will be
appreciated as they ought aud deserves il will he
understood that DR.. Brandich has the strongest
claims upon the public. 1t is true that every in.
divdual who makes trial OF the Biundreth Pills
conccde them to be the best medicine they ever
used. They are indeed a medicine about which
there is no mistake Their value in climate so
chaugcable ours cannot be sufficiently approciat
cd Tree persplrstiOn is at once restored thus
lhey cure colds, and consumption is prevented
Those who have redundancy of bile find them OF
the most essential service and should there be de
hcency of that important fluid the Brandreth Pills
have an equally beneficial effect. Often has thu
important medicine saved valuable lives in those re.
glons where The dreadful yellow fever was prevail
ing, few doses taken Immediately upon the in.
lection being received into the system, will b, al
most certain to prevent any material ncon, Cri,ncc
And at no stage of this dreadful epidemic is there
80 proper medicine as the Brendrcth Pills. Le
this medicine he universally used in thi
disease, and no loss of blood allowed. and few.
very few, would he its victims. So it is with other
diseases. Assist nature with this all important
medicine to remove morbid humors from the blood
and do not resort to bleeding or mercury, and Vt
shall have very great scarcity Of persons afflicted
with cronic maladies. The feathcred tlbe-thc all
imal kingdom. over which we ale the lords, are
we be if it were not for our pruo which occasions
them. Follow nature. Use the medicine whi h
harmonizes with her, which mildly but surely re-.
moves all the impurities of the blood which strength.
ems the ieebe,and yet reduces those of too full hubi
to healthy standard. Let me again say that every
department of the manufacture of Brand eth Pill
is personally superintended y me, and that every
box with my three labels upon it may lie relied NJ,
on TO have the beneficial effect described if use,
according to the directions accompanying
A G. f. N rs.
WaShingtop-Ro Robert NJ MKuy.
Jerseytown-L. a. A. T. Bsel.
Danvillc-E. d. Reynolds & Co.
Cattawissa-C. G. Brobst.
Bloomsburg-J. r. Meyer.
Limestone-Babbt & M'Nincb.
Buckhorn-M. G. Shoemaker.
Lime Ridge-Low 81 Thompson.
Berwlck-J w Stiles
May 3, lS45-ly- 2.
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'HE WAS MY HUSBAND, AMI
HE LOVED ME-

Some years ago Spani,rd was az
rested in Havana, charged with The hoi
rible crime OF assassination. lie was
known to be depraved aud desperate
individual, who had been eogaged il
piracy, aud was suspected Of other helm
Gus crimes. The evidence against hin
was conclusive---no voice was heard i,
his favor--no mitigating circumstance
were sdduced. lie was condemned L,
the punishment Of the garotle-and tn,
execution took place a, the allotted time
without the walls of The city, st the
place appointed for the capital punish
ment OF mslefactors.
The instrument of execution, an iron
collar, which, by turning a screw, pro.
duced instant strangulslion, was applied
Bmid the execrsllons OF the throng,
which had gathered around for the hor
rible purpose Of Witnessing the las, dy.
ing struggles Of human being snd ere
that crowd had dispersed, woman,
young and lovely, bnt with disheveled
hair and disordered dress, while greI
had impressed livid siguet on her pal.
lid cheeks, forcing her way through the
s,hrong, and rushed franticly towards the
terrible apparatus of death.
WHO are you, and what have you in
common with that pirate and sssassinP
demanded one OF The stern satellites Of
the law.
'Oh?' cried the woman, in tone Of
agony which thrilled every bo. ON
-.He s0as my husband and, he ioued
e!'
This reckless, bad man, had by some
mysterious Influence, thrown a chain 6.
round The heart of this young and beau.
,ilul woman, and united it 10 his in
bonds which could not be broken even
by death. All his errors, ell his crimes,
and they were many and dreadful
were not seen and known they were for.
given or disregsrded. 1t was enouge
for her that he was her husband, and he
loved aer. This, 10 her estimation,
would atone for all his transgressions
She looked for no more--she asked for
10 more. Her world Of happiness was
-centered in her husbands affections
aud there surely must have been some
redeeming trait in the character Of the
assassin which could have gained tn,
love Of woman, and retained her dear
est affections even after his life had been
forfeited TO the laws and Ignominy rest.
ed upon his name. But he was her |
husband, and she loved him. '--B0StoR |
JJurnai
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Having been shsmCfuly absued by Capt.
Wilson, of The Packet Boat Eagle, here
by caution all Travellers TO be ware OF
taking passage with him, if they wish to
be will treated, but rather lay by one day;
e. travel with Capt. Ammermon, of Packet
Boat New York, as he is a gentleman.
u. S. BROCKWAY.
July l5lh-lS45.
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Spectacles
81 Glasses.

|FENTHE subscriber has just received large as
n soitment OF SPECTACLES and SPE c.
'TACLE GLASSES, of the best quality, of both
white and green from No. 2, upwards.
0J'Persons afflicted with sore eyes, will find it
to their advantage to call and get glasses from him;
as they may feel assured of deriving great benefit
from their use.
G. l.. SHULTZ.
Bloomsbury, MAY II, 1854
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INSTINCT OF THE GOOSE.

The following incident, was related
10 us by highly respectable lady, and
shows that even a Goose Is mol destitute
Of The higher order Of instinct,
My father had been presented by old
Gov. Gill with goose imported from
Europe, of superior beauty. Like the
venerable donor, she was long unbles,
with progeny. Whenever the other
geese brought broods of gosIns, this
chlldless malron manifested great unea-
seiness. Al length al the suggestion OF
my mother, The SOLITARY Bird was
'set, on ducks eggs. With this arrange
menl she appeared delighted, and The
duties Of incubation were performed
with the utmost fidelity. la due time.
brood of duckliugs were the reward
other anxious care. No mother was
ever prouder OF 'liule WilIy,' when for
the first lime, he exchanged his 'robe,
for a masculine dress, than was mistress
goose OF her fedglngs. She led them
TO the water, and initiated them int.
aquatic mysteries, brooded them with
tender sollciIude, and duty hissed at all
in,rude:s upon her domestic immunlies.
But alas, for all earthly joy, a change
soon came over The brightness of her
. creature bliss. was standing al m,
window one moTing, admiring the exhI.
bilon o! maternal affection, when
her attention was arrested by family
Of goslins, feeding quietly some Ten
rods distant. She paused, looked al her
dnrklings, then at her own again, a.
though solving on Intricate question
Al length, ii seemed that light had bro
ken upon the dd, kness Of her instinct, and
for the first time she became sensible oil
the deception praclised upon her, and
discovered that the brood she had so
painfully nurtured, were aHo'her species
of The leslhered tribe. Her rage wss
now uncomfortable. With fury thai
Socrates never witnessed, she seized tht
iGnoceut objects Of her new born haired
by the neck, and 10 few moments the,
were laying lfrless around her work
Of death, she uttered ,cream loud as
that which saved Rome, assaulted lht
goose whose legitimate "a mily had ex.
cited her envy, drove her lom the yarc
and took possession Of her brood, which
she brought up as though they had beef
the offspring of her own eggs Ha,
any student Of natursl history veritabl,
parallel to this Goose story?
s.-sssYAz=s@.=ss
A Spanish Archbishop having disput,
vnb Sn opulenl Duke, who 'aid with scorr
What are you'll your titles and your Ievsn
-nes are only FOR life, answered with EN-
pSIhatie truth, And for how many live
does your grace hold your,r
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SHERIFF SALES.

BY virtue of sundry wits of vend ex,
TO me directed, will be exposed to public
sale atthe court house in Danvile, on
Monday the 18Th day Of August next, at
l2 o'Iock, NJ The following described
properly, to wit:
The undivided three eigh,s parts Of a
certain Tanusry Saw Mill Dwelling House
nd
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CAkCGAk Avn a 6nuIdCGOV,
THE subscriber conllnues 10 carry 7or
the
CHAIR MANUFACTO2lNG
business at the old stand of B. & S. Hager
buch, where he will be ready at all times
TO furnish Fancy & Windsor Chairs, Set
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &c, of ever,
description, which may be called for, al
short notice and on the most reasonable
terms. He will also execute House, Sign q
Ornamental Painting, and House Papering
in superior manner,
From his experience in the business and
his facilities of manufacturing the various
articles Of his line, he hallers himsel, ihs,
he shall be able to furnish as good work
and upon as reasonable terms as can be
done in the country, all of which he will
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
n. B. Orders from a distance will be
strictly ard punctualIy attended TO.
b HAGENBUCH.
Bloomsturg, Dec. 80, ls43
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win the appefienance.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold
as the property Of John FoIner.
-ALSO.-
A certain tract of land, situate in Centre
township, Columbia county, containing
FIFTY SEVEN ACRES; more or less
bounded by lands of John &Fesler others;
whereon is erected a LOG HOUSE and a
LOG STABLE, with The appurienances
Seized; taken in execution and to be sold
as the property OF Daniel Sponenberg,
ALSO
BY virtue Of writ of feira facias all
thai lot ol ground in Roaring creek town
ship, Columbia County, adjoining lands of
Harmer, Michael Hover and John Kiln,
containing
FIFTEEN ACRES
more or less, on which are erected LOG
HOUSE LOG BARN with STOM
STABLE, all cleared and under cultivation
except about TWO ACRES.
Seized taken in execution and TO be sold
as the properly OF Henry Keiler.
ALSO
All the interest and share Of Lucas Brass,
def IN certain tract of land. in Derr,
townsbip;Columbia county containing abou,
ONE HUNDRED and NINTY ACRES
more or less, whereon is erected LOG
DWELLING HOUSE; weather boarded
a LOG BANK BARN, CIDER HOUSE
and other oul buildings, adjoining land OF
John Clay and Others, late the estate Of
John BenGed, senr deceased, all the in
ierest of def, as one Of the grand children
and heirs OF said John Benieid deceased
Seized; taken in execution and 10 be sold
as the properly Of Lucas Brass.
ALSO
BY writ Of levari facias, all that Ger
tain messuage and four lots, situate in the
rown Of MoorsbuIg, in the township of
Liberty, in the county Of Columbia, a
toresald and described as follows a lot no.
g, wheron is erected a FRAME SHOP
with the apperlenances, also lots no. .. 4
and 6. situate on coal street in said town
being .he same lots which the Sheriff of
Columbia county by deed dated the 6lh day
A1rl A. d. 1924 granted 10 .he said John
Painter
Seized taken in execution and 10 be sold
as the property of John GiIroy and James
Philips in Tie hand of their administrators
Edward A. Kuiznsr.
ALSO
All that cerlian messUage and tract Of
land, situate in Mifilis township, Columbia
county, aforesaid, bounded as follows, be
gining at corner in public road, thence
by land partly Of Henry Yohe, Charles
dIiller aud Christian Miller, south sixty
degrees west l54 perches to corner. thence
by land of Jacob Koslenbsder, aud partly
of Daniel Goho, North thirty degrees west,
90 perches. to posi-, thence b, land OF
George HelcehneT, George Driesher, and
John HesrheSl, south 90 degieSs, and one
half east eighty six peTches and seven
'enIhs, south So degrees east, sixty siphl
perehes, north eighty seven degrees east
20 perches, south so degrees east 80
perches, north 70 degrees east, 10 perchs.
aud Two Iepihs 10 Psler Gearheari Other
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TRAVERSE JURORS-.4ug, ls45

Boom-Ceorge John.
Bliarcreek-W. A. J. Britain, Levi A. Hutchi.
son, David Fowler, Nathan Seely.
Derry-Robert Derr, Hugh Matson, Thomas
Cary; Stedhcn Ellis jr. Adron Haldren.
Fishingcreek- James EdAar Nathan Flechens
tine.
Franklin-Thcmas Clayton Jacob Huber.
Creenwood-John Richart, William Lemon,
Hemlock-Franklin Mcbride Daniel Pursel;
Jackson-A Abraham Knous, William Roberts
Lberty-John McAIahan. William Vanhorn
Mifln-Jacob seupenheiser, John Nuss, Isaac
Snyder,
Mahoning-John D. Chester, David Phillips, Ella,
Howell.
Montour-Dsnel Leiby,
Orange-Jacob Fleckenstine, Daniel FornwaId
Roaringcreek- obediah Campbell
Sugar Loaf-Jeremiah Hess, Jan es Malher.
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List Of Jurors.
For AuguSt Term, ls45.
Grand Jurors.

Bloom-Stuart Pierce, William Hqeenbuch ,Johr
Barkley, Jacob Keller, George Lilly
Briercreek-John Workeiser
Catawissa--J0hn Fisher.
Derry-John Craig, Reuben Folk, Robert Rru
ner, Samuel Geenn.
Fishingcreek-Daniel Kitchen.
Franklin--Isaac Yetter.
Liberty-Marin Billmyer, Robert Auten.
Mifiiin-Marshall G. Kinney.
Mahoning-SamueI Gulick, William Biddle,
Madison-George Ewes, Samuel McNinch.
Roarngcreek- William YOcum.
Sugar Loaf-Moses Yocum, Samuel Fritz.
Orange-George l.. Kline.
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CATAWESSA MOpEI.
CATAWISSA COL. co, PA.

IN "A ~ ~ ASSN kh % EA.
CAFA"lssA COL. co. PA.
az ACOB DYER informs travellers and
his old customers and friends, that he
shli Keeps The above Hotel, where he will
be happy 10 wait upon those who favor
him with their custom. His house is LARGE
and commodous, and we'll arranged to ac.
commodale his guests His table is ALWAYS
provided with The choicest Viands the MAJ.
ke's can afford, and his Bar contains some
OF The best !iduros that can he found in this
section OF country. His stables are also
ample aud good osIers are always in At.
tendance. ~'
Ca'awisss, July 10. ls45-2ml2
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SWAN HOTEL.

Orangeville, Columbia county, Pa.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he has leased this large three
tory Tavern, now in the occupancy Of Mr.
George Sci pie, in Orangeville. Columbia
county, Pa, and intends moving into /, on
the first Of April next, where he will be
pleased TO see his old friends and customers
As his
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A Spanish Archbishop having dispute
wnb Sn opulenl Duke, who 'sid with scoru
What are youi your titles and your Isvsn
nes are only for life answered with en-
ps'haIie truth, And for how many live,
sOes your grace hold your,r
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UNDERTAKEN.
nDamViEEG

W0OilNlGN TA0TODTo
THSHE Danville Steam Woolen Factory. for.
III merly owned and occupied by Dr. Petrkin,
has recently been purchased by the subscriber who
respectfully announces TO his friends and the pub
nc generally that he is now prepared to execute
all Kinds OF work in his line OF business, at The
shortest notice, according to Order and in the best
comparative manner. Having gone TO considera-
be expense in repairing his machinery and appa.
ratus alo he!ng very particular in securing the SER
vices OF experienced mechanics, lie feels confident
that he Is capable of executing all kinds of work
IN his ne IN style superior to any other establish
ment int he country. Prices of " ork as follows:
Cloth yard wide light and dark, from as to SIS
cents PEI yard
DO bottle green's, olive brown, &c from SO 10 GO
Satires of the above colos, from 1Oto44
Tiannes one yard wide, 80 cents
Wlne brown or black, 40
Madder red, as
Blanket yds wide; twi'led or plain, from 60 to 70
cents per yard.
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SAED-AIG g. TULL-1IG
SA7ITNEITS; FLANNELN:
CLOTHS &. BLANKETS:

Constantly on hand, for sale at reduced prices
for Cash or Barter.
For the accommodation of customers living at
dIstance-wool for Manufacturing will be taken in
at the following places
COLUMBIA COUNTY.-Isaac Klne's Mill
flshingc eek; Holmes store, Columbus; Low d.
lhompson's store, Lime Ridge; W. i. Waller q
Co.'S store, Berwick ; Stewart & Rckels' store,
Orangeville; VIM. McKel,y Co.'s store, Blooms
burg John G. Sharpless' store, Cattawssa; l.. Bi.
sells store, Jersey town; Dcn & McBride's store
White Hal Stroup's store, Wsshiugtonvle.
LlZERNE COUNTY--Reynold'ss store Kings
tom Giderseeve's Wilksbare; Styels' store, Nan.
ticoke; Judge Macks Mill, Huntington
PLAIN VriHen directions must accom-
pany each parcel.
B. r. GEARHEART.
Danvle, MAY 3, lSl5-2
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SD Aca'pS.

i land, situate in Madison Township, IN
he CounIy of Columbia adjoining lands
Of Jacob Warner and Others.
Seized and taken in execution and TO be
sold as the property of Jacob McCollum.
ALSO
certain tract Of land situate in Fishing
Creek Township, Columbia, county con-
aiming
11O Acres,
more or less, about TWENTY FIVE
ACRES of which is cleared bounded by
ands Of Peter Walk, Edward McHenry e.
others, ,whereon is erected A LOG HOUSE
and LOG STABLE, with the sppulten.
snces.
Seized taken in execution and 10 be sold
's the property of Joseph Follmer.
ALSO
All the right little and interest Of James
Glenn. in the a cerlsin tract Of lsndsluaie
IN Derry Township, Columbia County,
containing
200 Acres,
more or less, bounded by land of John Craig
James Pollock, Samuel Glenn, aud others.
waereon ia erected a PLANK BARN. ar
old LOG HOUSE, a FRAME BANK
BARN, and an old LOG BARN, and an
APPLE ORCHARD, with the appurleE
ances.
Seized taken in execution and to he sold
as the property of James Glenn.
ALSO
A certain tract of land situate in Sugar.
loaf Township, Columbia County, con-
taining
22S Acres,
about SEVENTY FIVE ACRES of
which is cleared land, bounded by lands
OF Samuel Krckbaum, Caharlne LUZ, andl
others, wheIeon Is erected
GIII1lk GIlk .9$ Z Z, v ''S;:' ":;. S;... L
with the appeftenance.
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Bloomsburg, May II, ls45--4
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the ablltiS and bulwarks, until the enemv
borne back by their impetuoas onset, uuali
Ied before them. The works were forced
fheD, not I'LL then was death like silence
broken. soung out from ihe wet rious
roops over all the thunder OF lhe battle.
II was The waIshword Of success, II was
card from the column behind il passeddown
der line, was caught up by the rear, and
wIId shout, making the very welkin trem
OIe' rang out as they pushed 10 he attack.
he contest was short, but terrific.
Over baIwark, battery, and porstrate Toes
ne gallant c-'n'nsntals, ,heajed by Wayne,
pressed on and driving all before them, met
the column of theirsarmy, enthusiastic cht er
n The very centre of the enemy's works.
In another moment the starry flag of Amer.
ca was waving Iriumphanlly over the bat
dement's.
The enthusiasm Of vic,ors canno, be des.
rrl6ed. But though The contest had been
so bloody, not man Of The enemy fell af.
Ter resistance had ceased. The prisoners
were dIsaTmed, guard placed over them
and senirles posted on all the commanding
positions around the works The morn
ing gun announced 10 the British feet in
The river that Stony PoINT WINS WON &!
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SEEING THE TAME FOX.

ScENE- TWage Taoera-Two travell
ors drive up and order peek of oals for
DheiI horse
First rraveller-(D Drawing towards the
stove Landlord, | see you have no bar
do you keep the Striped Pig!
Landlord-Not exactly, sir; but keep
Fame Fox.
Second Traveler--Canit we see him!
LANDLORD -CeraHIy. Walk this way,
gentlemen. (lakine them to room in the
rear and showing them the table loaded
with choice liquors;) what will you take
gem c 1en'
TrayeIlers-O, nothing nothinn at alIi
we only wished to ee the crtler
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ILLINOIS LATIN

An Illinois tavern keeper advertisey
Young limb of the law who ran away with
ou' paying his board in the language follow
ing:
Absquatlando damhim e, Sawrtwoutandi
Nus in 'ransi'u, non est inventus adli5itum
'cape goatum, noncOmealibus IN swampo
goneOflO, or TO regi)nis Inferno.
Boniface appears TO be mad about it and
when his latin becomes scarce patches it
out with the vernacular. Picay,tne.
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e-s-sussss-ulrz11nssue8
RE NJ "a RKABLE RAZORS,

A pedIar, wishing 10 recommend his ra.
zars TO the gaping crowd, thus addressed
-'Genllemen, the razors | hold in
my hand were made in cave by the light
OF diamond in the province of Anddlusia,
in Spain. They can cut as quick IS
thought, and bright as the morning star.
Lay them under your pillow al night, and
you will find yourself clean shaved IN the
morning,
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OFFICE OF TIE DEMOCRAT,
OPPOSITE ST.. PAUL's CHURCH, MAIN-sT
TERMS:
TERMS (:

The COL UHBLA DENOCR.ATWiW b.
pVbished eUery Sdiurday morning, a
TJFO DOLLARS per annuna p0yd6l'
half yeariy in odUdnce, or IWo Dolidrs
Ffy Cenfs,Inotpoid within The yeor
No subscription wW betaken for shorte'
period than sir months; nor any diScon.
tinuance permiHed,omti all arredrdgeS
are discharged.
HDVERT'ISENENS not erCeeding a
square WW be conspicuousiy inserted al
one DoHm for the first three Insertions,
and TOenty,fUe cents for eUery suisse
qucnt Insertion. sC7~H liberal discoun
made 10 those pho advertise by the gear
LETTERS addressed on busineSs,' ,'"usi
be post pdid.