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trsiD Tire Freedom of choice, such person
on convielien shall be fined 10 anv SUM
not exceeding i've aundi ed d,lIsrs and
be imprisoned Enr any time mol less than
one month nor mnre than twelve
/ months, and IL il shall be shown 10 the
cocrt. here The trial Of such offence
shall be had. that The person so 0Gend-
/ ing was not a resident OF The city. ward.
or district. or township where the said
| offence was committed. aud not entitled
10 vote therein, then on convlction, he
shall be sentenced TO pay fine of not
less than one hundred nor mere than one
/ thousand dollars. and Se imprisoned not
less than b months nor more than 2 wears.
IF any person or persons shall make
any bet or wager upon the result Of any
election within this commonwealth. or
shall offer to make any such bet or wa
ger. either by verbal proclamation there
Of, or by any written or printed adveT-
iisement. challenge or invite any person
to make such oct or wager. upon con-
Viclon thereof. he or they shall forfeit
and pay three times the amount SO bet or
offered 10 be bet.
IF any person no, by law qualified.
shall frauduIentIy vote at any election i'm
this commonwealth, or being otherwise
qualified, shall vais out of his proper
district, or if any person knowing ihe
want Of such qualification, shall aid 10
procure such person te vote, the person
offending. shall on conviction, be fined
in any sum not exceedlsg two hundred
dollars and be imprisoned for any term
not exceeding three months.
IF any person shall vote at more than
one election district, or otherwise fraud
ulehtly vote more than once on the same
day, or shall frauduIenily fold and deliV-
er to the Inspector two tickets folded to-
getber with the intent illegally TO vote.
advise aud procure another so TO do, he
or they offending shall on conviction, be
fined in any SUN not less than fifty nor
more than five hHndred dollars; and be
imprisoned for any term not less than
three or more than twelve months.
.'IG any person not qualified to vote in
this commonwealth agreesbly to law,
Except the sons of qualified cilzens.)
shall appear at any place o. election for
the purpose of issuing tickets or of in
fluencing the citizens qualified to vote,
he shall on conviction, forfeit and pay
any sum not exceeding one hundred doIs
lars for every such an offence; and be
imprisoned for any term not exceeding
three months"
And the return judges Of the respec-
tive districts are requested 10 meet at the
Court House in the borough Of Somer-
set. on the Friday succeeding the second
Tuesday in October. (being the l5Ih)
then and there to perform the duties en-
joined upon them by law.
Given under my hand, al my Office in
Somerset, this 24Ih day Of August.
in The year of cur Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and forty seven.
and the list of The Independence os
the United States.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
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TENNESSEE.

We are informed Of the success of the
following candidates for Congress, at the
late election in Tennessee:
District 2d, VIM. NJ. Cooke, Wing.
g Sd, John I'll. Grozier, Wing.
+" 4th, H. l.. w. Hill, Democrat.
{" 5th, Geo. w. Jones, Democrat.
+" 7th, Meredith p. Gentry, W.
Sth, Washington Barrow, Whig.
In the last Congress, the Wings had 3
members from Tennessee, the Locos g.
and this relation will probably remain un-
disturbed.
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We refer our readers to very interes-
ting account of the capture, adventures
and suflerings of Mais. Gaines and Bor-
lands party, in Mexico, published on FIRST
page of to-days paper. Also, 10 letter
from, Major Jack Downing, which will
be found on our fourth page.
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Ne7C .1IUertis emenfs.
4 CARD

e VHE undersigned, Forwarding Mer-
a chants, at Cumberland, Nd, have
disposed OF their int crest in the business,
TO Mr.. Walter Shriver. who will conduct
The same, nn lis own account, al the old
stand. using lie name and style Of
"Dirkiasnn & Co."
Mr.. Shriver having long been their
chief clerk. is well acquainted with the
business, and the undersigned take plea
sure in recommending him 10 The patron
age of their old friends, who NAV be
sending Merchandise or Produce over
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road.
DICKINSON & co.
AuO24.-' 2m*
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s0 We see it stated in several of our
exchanges upon the authority of letter
from Washington, that the Administration
has decided on calling out ten additional
regiments. under the act of 18th May.
ls45. Had these additional troops been
sent into the field Immediately after the
taking OF Monterey, what number of
lives and what amount Of money might
have been saved to The nation !!
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EeEEEe:

At La Fayette, near New Orleans, on
the Goth ult., Of Yellow Fever, Mr.. BART
LEY DENNIsoN, aged about 81 years, son
of Hugh Dennison late Of Bedford CO.,
decd, himself lately resident of this
county, leaving an afflicted widow and sew
eral children in Wheeling. Va. to mourn
their great and irreparable loss.
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BLANK DEEDS.
Lot of Blank Deeds just prin-
ted, On fine white paper, and
now for sale at this office,
Six Gents Reward,

BAN away from the subscribers
IA in EIkIick township, Somerset
county. Pa, on the 18th day Of July last.
an indenied apprentice to the Cabinet
making business, named John M'Clos-
key, said runaway is between % and
% years old. FIVE feet or inches high.
and dark complexion had on when be
left brown lrock coat /; the above re-
ward will be given to any person raturn-
ing him, but no other charges paid.
AMBROSE BRIKE.
AuT 2A72,& FERDINAND RRIKE
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IRWIN AND TAYLOR.

Gen. irwin is evidently destined TO be
elected Governor OF Pennsylvania in
ls47 and Gen. Taylor President of the
United States in ls4s. Both are object
ed to by some folks on account of their
being engaged in the IRON BUSINESS
Gen. Irwin MAKES iron, and Gen. Taylor
USES it. Each seems to understand his
branch of The business weIl-and each
may be said TO be "RoueH"--the one be-
cause lron-making is trough work-and
the other because he makes ''rough" use
oc the article. To the Mexicans, Gen.
Taylor has been trough customer
and to the Locofocos, both he and Gen.
Irwin will prove 'rough" candidates. To
try 10 defeat such ssiron masters" is
'rough" undertaking-and TO fail in the
effort is trough" modification. The
whole business is through" one, and may
be parsed thus: Gen. Taylor beating the
Mexicans-RoUGH; General Irwin elected
Governor-RoUGHER; Rough and Ready
going to the White House-RoUGHEsT
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e. The Washington correspondent
of the New York Herald mentions a re-
port, that the gallant Gen. WORTH de-
clines serving as the subordinate of Gen
erals Pillow and Quitman, Folks new Of
fcers.
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Gg We learn from the Telegraph that

the Hon. John Banks, State Treasurer,
recently left Harrishurgh on visit TO his
family in Reading, is lying ill. We hope
that his sickness will not prove very Sc
riOus or protracted.
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% JUDGE BANKs, the present Wing
State Treasurer, has not only paid off the
August interest, but has surplus in the
Treasury amounting to some three hun
dred thousand dollars.
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THE NEWS FROM MEXICo.

The report of the taking of the city of
Mexico by General Scott, given in last
week. paper, has turned out 20 have been
unfounded. AT latest accounts General
Scott was still at Puebla. For particulars
see the correspondence Of the Pittsburgh
Gazette, in another column.
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EPWe had frost last Friday morning,
though moi sufficiently severe to do much
injury.
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gThe potatoe rot has again made
is appearance, and we learn that it is as
destructive in the neigh5orhood Of this
pieee as il was last year.
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I, Samuel Griffith,

High Sheriff OF the County OF Somer,
set do hereby make known and give
public notice 10 the qualified electors oI
the said county. that a
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THE ELECTIONS.
Correspondence of the Pittsburgh Gazette.
RICHMOND, Aug. Is.
ALABAMA.

The Gubernatorial and Congressional
elections of the State of Alabama have re-
Gently taken place. Chapman, the Loco
Foco candidate for Governor, is said to be
elected.
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PROCLAMATION.

EN7HEREAS. by an act of the Gen
w eral Assembly Of The Common
wealth Of Pennsylvania. entitled IAN scl
relating 10 the Elections of this Common
wealth, II is enjoined on the Sheriff 10
give public notice of such election. and
10 enumerate in such notice what officers
are to be elected: In pursuance thereof.
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SOMERSET F0UnDR

BvHE undersigned would inform the
Il citizens at large, iha, they have fit
ted up steam engine IN complete order,
which viii enable them to say that they
can compete with any establishment in
Western Pennsy lvania. in TIE way OF
castings. Their casting will consist IN
part, of
Stoves, Crates, Ploaghs, and
Plough Points, and all kinds and de5-
cription of H0LLOW-W.aRE.
They have also fitted up turning lathes
and are ready al any time 10 ake in iur-
ming, which will be done on the short.
est notice.
Ii has been but short time since the
above named Foundry has been put in
operation, and the undersigned are thank
ful for the very hattering support alrea-
tly offered Them. They would also add,
tha, they hope 10 give satisfaction to sll
who will hereafter give them call.
ARMSTRONG & CO.
Somerset, Aug2i, '47-3m
BLANK SUMMONS AND EXECU-
FIONS, For sale at this Office.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ELECTED.

MEHbEhS OF CUNuHESS ELECIE ED.
District lst. E. Clingnan or Bynum, w
:" I'd, Nathaniel Boyden, Wing.
/" Sd, Daniel NJ. Barringer, Whig.
4th. Auguslin Fl. Shepherd, w.
+" 9th, Abraham Venable, L. F.
/" 9th, James ]. M'Kav, L. F.
+" 7ih, Gen. Daniel, L. F.
9Th, R. S. Donnell, Wing,
9th, Col. Outlaw, Wing.
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County Meeting.

The Democratic Antimasons & Wings
of Somerset County are requested TO
meet in the Court House in Somerset on
Tuesday evening Of Court week, August
3IsD to respond to the nominations made
by the County Convention, and to adopt
such measures as may be deemed neces-
sary TO insure the triumph Of their prin-
eiples and the election of their candidates
It the approaching election
By order of the
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
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ILLINOIS.

Richardson, l.. F., is probably elected
to Congress over Wilcox, Wing, in the
Peoria district.
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KENTUCKY
INDIANA.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-.
District, LIST, Elisha Embree, Whig.
:" I'd, Thomas ]. Henley, L. F.
+" Sd, Jno. l.. Robinson, l.. F.
/" 4th, Caleb b. Smith, Whig.
5th, VIM. w. Wick, l.. +.
{" 9th, Geo. c. Dunn, Wing.
7th, r. w. Thompson, Wing
" 9Th, John Pettitt, l.. F.
's 9th, Cathcart, L. F.
I" 10th, RochhiIl, l.. F.-reported.
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We have returns sufficient TO make as
surance doubly sure that the next Con-
gress will present Whig majority in the
popular branch. The following are the
members recently elected:
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THELoCoFoCoS & GEN. TAYLOR

L IHE.IOCOFOCOS & zen. a Lux.
The following is the vote Of the Penn
sylvania delegation, in the last Congress,
on Mr.. Faran's amendment TO the Reso-
lutions of thanks to Gen. Taylor, which
provided "that nothing therein contained
should be construed into an approval of
The terms of the capitulation at Monier-
ey'' thus constituting the vote OF thanks into
direct vote of censure.
For this vote of censure (Faran's a.
mendmcnt) we find the names of every
I.ocofoco from Pennsylvania, save one, in
favor and every Wing against il. Here
are the names from the Journal.
For fhe Uofe Of cenSure. .4gainSt IL.
James Black. Andrew Stewart
Richd. Broadhead. Jas. Burlington.
Jacob Erdman. ]. Ii Ewing.
II. ID. Foster. Jas. Pollock.
w. S. Garvin. Alex. Ramsey.
G. ]. Ingersoll. ]. r. Ingersoll.
o. ID. Leib. Jno. Strom.
Moses Mclean. A. r. Ilvaine.
John Ritter. Dacid Uilmoi.
|. S. Yost.
Absent.
]. Blanchard. G.. Darrah.
]. I'll. Campbell. Jas. Thompson.
/. Leran.
Yet we are told the locofocos are for
Gen. Taylor.
This was "elevating' General Taylor
with a vengeance! About like the hoist
err Brutus and his co-conspirators gave
TO Cesar in the Senate chamber.-B. &
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District lst, VIM. Thompson, L. F.
!" 2d, Leffler, l.. f.
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

District lst, John Gayle, Wing.
" I'd, Henry w. Hillard. Whig.
Sd, Sampson w. Harris, L. F
{" 4th, S. w. Inge, L. F.
I" 5th, Geo. s. Houston, L. F.
I" 9th, w. r. w. Cobb, L. F.
{" 7th,F F. w. Bowdon, L. F.
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District 2nd, r. K. Meade, l.. F.
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NPThe election 10 be opened be-
tween the hours OF and 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. by public proclamation.
and to be kept open until Z o'clock III
The evening, when the polls shall be
closed.-aGa
.Tbe inspectors and Judges oil the e.
lection, shall meet at their respective pla-
ces appointed for hnldlng the election IN
the district 10 which they respectively
belong. before nine o clock Of the morn
ing of The second Tuesday of October,
and each OF said Inspectors shall appoint
one clerk, who shall be qualified voter
Of such district
"And il is further directed. that the
Sheriff shall give notice that every per-
son. excepting justices Of the peace, who
shall hold any office or appointment oi
profit ur trust under the Government OF
the United States o. of this State, or OF
any city or incorporated district, whe-
iher commissioned officer or otherwise
a subordinate officer or agent. who IS. or
shall be employed under The legislative,
executive or Judiciary department of this
State. or of the United States. or oil any
city or incorporated dlstrics. and thstey.
cry member of Congress, and of the
Stale Legislature. and Of The select or
common council Of any city, or commls-
sioner of any incorporated district, is by
Law incapable Of exercising, At The same
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The OATS crop in this county has
been very abundant the present season.
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Stoves, Crates, pioaghs, and

BLANK SUMMONS AND EXECU
FIONS, For sale at this Office.
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Aug24.-'47 2m*
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The Hest Mechanical Paper
In the World.

rYsHE sclentlfic American, pshIishcl
n u i2s Fulton a., New YcTk, is admitted
by sIl 10 be the lest Mechanical Publication N
The woFA. 1857. 81 AHa
II hes sttsinea lager circulation lhan III the
sshcr Mechanical Psper psblished Ia Amcriea
cuasbiana and roa~esps reh facilities for olisin.
ing The htea intclligvnee on ScirnIi6c subjects
from an para Il the wofa that no publication Il
the kmd ean ccprcn with.
Each nufnhrr conisins from firr ~ Sesen ORR
giuai Mechanical Engrarings Of the mna inpor.
sansIuvcnnuns; seaiaosue Of American Patents,
o. isoed nom ihe Psisns OfIiec each week no
tien Cf the progress n al new Mechanical and
Scientific inventions inarncdons in tie various
Ara and Trades with Engravings; curious PHI
lcsOphical and Chemical experiments, the latest
Railroad intelligence in Europe and Ascrca; Ill
the ,illicrat Mechanical Movements. published in
Q scrit@, and Illustrated with more than A Hun.
drcd Engfavinss, &c. &c.
Ith poblished weekly n Quaro Form. convs,
nicntiy adapted 10 Binding. and furnished "a
Country Subscribers 81 The Low Phcs VI Two
DoIlas Ysar-One Dollar In Ad,ancc, and lhc
ruuiainder IN Sir Months. Address, Post raid.
NUM- & Co, Publishers, New York.
Bound sofumcs OF he scicutsc American. con.
timing 4i6 pages Of choice reading matter, and
lilosstnscd win morr than $50 cnvravinss Of ncx
Inventions for sale n the sffice-Prics s2:7s.
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] Fuller & Hedgepeth,

HAVING fsFmsd 0 rSpsHnebhiP o. shs SAD
II ding bEssnrs- woulj rspcriiully lniotn
their fnrnds and The pullir generally, ihsl ihes
have taken ihe stand one DOR rsst q hnsstA.
Long. Webb q Co. and fronting The eOun house.
Whsr ihey intend ssIgihs IN The business in I'll
ils various branches.
Thry are prepared " furnish SADDLES,
from eooi n hcsi. ma InisTior 10 any mshuiac-
sufed in The stair; also csuiaer. hsroachs. Bug
~. csnysll and Wagon HARNESS. In he hssi
and ncaless slyle. 3D.. .....-..--.........
They have an hsni . neal and well--rlscsnd
assortment of WHIPS. IL all Kinds. BRiDLEs,
MARTINGALEs. Travelling and valirr
TRUNKS. BEAR and BUFFALO SKINS.
sTIRRIP IRONS anil BRIDLE BITS, also
q wrll.sslerleA as.aFin,~nt IL BsFouehe, Buggy,
and csr,afl MOUNTING. Birdie Brc-
KI.Es. and III kinds n LEATHER. which thry
will sell In ssliIsns OF lhsir customers, ~ very
small profit.
They will give ihslr work in eIchsnss ioI
good SHINGLES. Flour. and LUMBER, ii
the Ina'kst pfices.
They tender their thanks 10 Iheir eustomef.
and friends generally Coz the liberal share Of pat
runAge they have heretofore rocei,ed; and they
hope their ifiends will call end eIamine their -.
sor.ment before purchasing elsewhere. as ihey in
Mud di.pOsing d Ihsir woh on tbs mosi reason
able terms
November q. ..##s o.
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Public Sale.

WILL be sold, al the cosrt house in Hllsbo.
w rough, on Saturday the la Of January
ncxt, % o'clock, TRACT or LAND belong.
ing to the estate II GaSer Suayhorn. deceased,
containing zoo acres, adjoining rhe lands Of Da.
vid srayhnrn. Thos .. Fsuccss and John Stray.
horn. E
On the same day, at II o'clock. ~ the late 70.
sidence Of the deceased. nSo ,Hsrses and a Cow
and Calf win bc offered for sale
credit Of nine months will be given, the Dur.
chaser giving bond and good srcurity.
~ ALSIS DURHAM, Admir-.
Norcmher 80. O7--,s
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EINT KEtIFEJ. two doErn Portraits q s@a-
~ 4. Taylor. ~ ..s -..-.#. $3.50
Pine AMI enarsc unhleached Cotton James.
Fancy Casimerps, and Blask French Doe sIin
CasmeFes. &
Pink Calico. Plaid bingham. White Holland.
Black Alpaca. Alss ILL Mup Alapaeca.
Black satin yrsting. Bleachsd Coltons.
White paper CsnlhIic. Birds Eye Diaper.
White Cotton handkerchief, Ladies Colored
Nil Gloves. bal. t#" *-.. 8
Black Net Mius. Sewing Sill. faaey .ssl But
tons and Rings. .aa ...
Saddle Blankets &c. 81. .--....ae -.
GA fress lol Of DR.. Pssy's Deal Shot Yer
miluge AZ Nss York prices, BY the dOlsn, 70 Msr-
chants. rs III ass v@a 4s
LONG, WEBB e. CO.
July 10. SO aa .---a~sa a a S.
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VARIETY STORE.

VNiIE suhscriher has opened Variety Store
II North u the aouFs hou-e. anil one door sssi
81 Long. Wehh & Co. wherr he will he plrss-
ell 10 sec tho pubic generally, but particularly his
Old friends who - literally paironizesl him when
pcsllar. he has On hand ssock Of DRY tia'is
and Groceries. Cnnkrtionarirs. CigATs. Chewing
and Smoking Tolaeco. anil in fact liiile u al
ma-t escry thing. Those who tra,le with him
may he sure they will g, god bsrgsins.
al kinds u produce, such ~ corn. folder, oais.
-four. poultry o. I'll kinds. country made cloths,
feaiheIs, &c.. will he taken in exchange Cor
Goods. @..a.as.
ROBERT L. NORRIS.
April &c. 10
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$50 Reward for Arch.

A RICH ran away last juno Ha was bosghs
n of Mr.. David Tinnin, near Cedar Grove, in
Orange, and is probably lurking in that neighbor-
hood and Marlborough. We will pay $50 ir he
!. delivered 70 us by tho sOth Of December irst,
ss we intend Souihing ON that day. 1fnotiasen
b, TIA. time, We win give s25 delivered, or $40
sonfined In any jail in The stak no we gel him,
Heis nulatio, Of ordinary sizc. ,~enty-eisht or
tbity years Old. 1hasc no recollection Of marks,
~. hsy.ng aeon him but oncr.g ..s.a.r ..f;
q. ROBERTSON, for Il. L. W. q
Mar yancey,ille, n. e., Dec. 6. gs---3w
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A. MiCkle g. Co.

Have jnFt seeiVsd their slock q FAN a
- Wintcr Goods. embracing Ill lhe "a
Eierrs uruslly brought 10 this nsrket. .
They ere determined 10 ell at small
prOflfs, and hope The pah.ie win call upon
them and icsa ihen sincerty. ...# II
Feathers, Bccsvar. Tailaw. Country clnihs
and IN fsef IN kinds Of Trade from the country,
win be taken Ia exchange for Goods.
Octohef 9. @ %
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THE HIILsBoRoUGH RECORDER
.& is ~ RLIsHEn wEEkLr
BY DEN Ms HEARTT

5'" BIZ DEN Ms III Ia a l
Tcrns.-Thrcc Dollars year. or Two p'.
lars and Fifty Cents if paid in advance. o'a.'
of five subscribers, who make the payments s'r''
" in advance, will be furnished at Two p0'''''
q year each. ..y
No paper will he discontinued until all arresI4
gcs are paid, unless at the option ofthe pu''''I'
Hereafter no papc, will he sent to a nc" su" ~
scribcr out of this state unless payment y h'u. -
advance. or some person in the state viii per Is n
responsible to the editor ;snd in no case VII. ".
paper be sent to subscriber out of the ''S'' '''
more than two years without a payment -.
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