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I M OH2E NEW. GOODS
d: :i. ATSTHE ORIGINAL
Cyh. cap Ca sh Store.

Csh cap Ca III Store.
IN Hgs: Of splendid brown Sugar, IL
b poundsEfor 81,
.l.H Hgs. ofsuperior brown Sugar, II lbs. for 81
| 8 Bdgsiof Coffee warranted good or no pay,
10 pounds for 81,
Best Sperm Oil ONLY 81 per Gallon. Molas-
.ses, Vinegar, 'Mackercll, Irish Potatoes fol
planting, whole Rice, all as low as City
Prices.
Cheese 12a cents per pound fresh Soda
Biscuits and Crackers I21 cents per pound.
6O9O. superb Segars, comprising an assorl-
mcntf from J. cents 10 So cents per dozen, by
the quantIty very low.
BoSsof Anderson's pressed Tobacco, and
full assortment of all kinds.
Powder and Shot, Pepper, Ginger, Spices,
bast Pearl Starch, Copperas, Dutch Madder,'
salael atus, Soda, Cologne and Lavender,
etc. etc,
CRoCKERY.
62 dozen Cups and Saucers, very low.
40 dozen Plates OF all descriptions, with a
variety of different Goods in that line.
2 Casesof Umbrellas, and few Silk do.
49, CAPS.
A complete assortment of Boys & Mems
Caps, from l2l cents up higher.
Harmonious. Pocket Knives with Pencils,
Spectacles, Scissors.
FOR THE LADIES.
White and Colored Kid Gloves, and new
assortment Of Dry Goods, Of various articles
too numerous to enumsrate, which including
the Stock on hand is decidedly the best se-
lected ASSORTMENT that can be found anywhere.
In regard of selling cheap bargains, the
Subscriber respectfully informs The Commu-
nifty in general that he intends to 90 North
shortly for Spring Goods, and in order to re-
ducc his Stock lie will sell very low, and as
his Store is we'll known, it is only necessary.
for those who doubt it 10 come and be con-
vinccd of the truth. Therefore call, look at
my Goods and Prices, and you will say this
is the Store where the best assortment, ia,
and the greatest Bargains are sold.
J. COHN:
January "a 1s49 If /
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AN Opp Fellow M1ssIHG.-David
Hall, member of Myrtle Lodge. No. 1914,
/. o. o. F.. in Brooklin, N: York, mys-
'criously disappeared from Milwaukee
some two or three months since. Ii is
feared he was murdered. Odd Fellows
are requested to communicate any inlnr-
malion 'ha, may he elected by inquirins
in The different Lodges of the United States:
The same to be directed 10 the Secretary Of
Ihe above Lodge.
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Executive Department,

EDALpH 5. lizard, EPHRAIM NJ. SEA
H6 BROOK, WILLIAM LOWNDES
and WILLIAM II. HARRINGTON, having
been appointed Aids-dc. Camp 10 His Excellcn'
cy WHlTEMARSH B. SEABROOK, and
WILLIAM hLSTON HAINE Judge Adyo-
cate General fice PETER DELLA ToRRE. re-
signed, will. lle rank Of Lieulenant-C Colonel
will be oheyc cd and respected according y. BY
urtln. Of The CUmmandcr.in-Chi
JAS. w. CANTEY.
AI;nlant and Inspector General
Jan. 13, 81
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COLUMBIA, s. G..

FHNHE undersigned wishes 10 inform the
q public that he has moved from the Amer
ican H0tcL 10 the PALMETTO HorsE, Opposite
the State House. which he has taken entirely
on his own account, and where he would be
pleased 10 see bis former patrons, and all others
who may be pleased to call on him., and 10
those Of his acqnanlances he would say, that
they will he made no, less comfortable than
heretofore; and to strangers, call and try The
Palmetto House.
An Omnibus will always be kept in readiness
at the Rail Road Depot, 10 convey passengers
TO this House.
A. G. MARSHALL.
Ton 21 Cm
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OBITUARY.

DIED at his residence in this District on the
| morning Of Thursday the 25th inst, Major
BARKLEY NJ. BLOCKER, having completed the
! ffty-ninth year Of his age, on the day proceed
ing his decease. lie was possessed of high
aud manly spirit, and of most affable and plea.
sing address. His social qualities were emi-
nenlly attractive, and throughout life he was
distinguished for the genial and hearty hoSpi
tality which he ever dispensed. His very faults
were those Of frank and generous nature,
warm in his affections, and faithful and sincere
in his attachments. lie was in all his domestic
relations, exempt from repioach TO his i'm.
mediate family his loss is wholly irreparabe.
and the bereavement is no,o peculiarly grew.
ous, afflicted rs they have been, so recently by
the death Of his noble and heroic son. 1t is
most consolatory 10 know that though the in
cxorable summons from life TO death came
with but brief forewarning, il was received by
the deceased ith calmness and serenity,
which we trust may be regarded, without pre-
sumption, a, the tokens of soul at peace with
man and with God.
DIED of pneumonia on the first of January.
inst. in the sixteenth year Of his age, JAMES
ID. PRESLEY, eldest SON ol Edward aud Nancy
Presly, after three days of severe suffering
and arrangement of mind. He lind arrived to
that age when the anlicipalions and hopes Of
his found parents, for his future usefulness.
were strongest, and when the spirit and dgni-
ty of manhood were shadowed forth from
youth. The severity Of his suferings had
rendered him insensible to all around him but
it is the province Of his parents to know The
purity and Tenderness of his heart and ailec.
lions. His spirit has gone to God who gave il,
and his body rests beneath the oak of his ma
tive home, where the ,eals OF fond parents may
soften the sod oc lns grave and 4 sister may
plant the willow and the rose D. a.
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Notice..

YEYEIE undersigned as Assignee. Of g., M. )
IL Bmnnon, gives notice to lIpersons FiaF-
ing claims against The Firm Of G. NJ 8 W.B.
Brannon to meet him at EdgcGelG Cour, House,
on Wednesday 3lst inst. at wbch time he will
make dividend of the money in his hands
collected accord ding to the assignment.
LEROY II. MUNDY, Assignee.
- The Charleston Courier and Hamburg
Journal, will copy three times weekly, and for,
ward accounts to this Office.
January 10, 1919. 4t 81
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BANGING SCHOOL.

TEfHE Subscriber takes this method of in
Il forming the public that he has n Glass
made up at the Planters Hotel. the exercises
of which will commence on the I'd and Sd OF
February.
Houis of Tuition for ihe ladies' from three
o'clock p. NJ. until six o'clock.
Hours for the Gentlemen, from half past six
P. Nj. until nine o'clock.
Colons, Waltz's, Galopades, Spanish dan.
ces, and the Polka, will be taught in the most
fashionable style.
All those who may think proper 10 favor
Mr.. ADAMS with their patronage, will be assn.
red that there shall nothing be wanting on his
part 10 render satisfaction
WILLIAM ADAMS.
Jan. 81 1910, q
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FEA7esesED.

AT Cokesbury, Abbeville Dist, on the 23d
inst. by the Rev. ]. NJ. ChiIes, Mr.. Jo1rs TALL
BERT TO Miss MARTHA ANDERSON, all Of this
Dis,ric!.
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NOTICE..

A LII those indebted To The Estate of Adlson
N NJ. league, deceased, are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
demands, 10 present them properly a;tes'ed.
A. G. TEAGUE, Executor.
Dec 6 1s4S 3m ~
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NO1iCcs


VH7l1E undersigned have engaged the Rev:
n 5: W. KEaSERIY to take charge of The
PottersvlEe Academy the ersrring year: MIR.
Mr.. Kennerly isa graduate OF the SontI Careis
lima College, and has very considerable expe-
rlence Us teacher. His amabe disposition;
moral and religious character, as wei! as his IL.
eerary a'tdnnents, qualify him very especially
tor conducting the moral and mental culture of
the children and young men Of our country
The studies that will be taught in This Academy,
will be advertised in the next paper; suffice it
TO say however, that the cassicks and sciences
will be fully taught, and that yonng men will
be prepared to enter the Junior class of the
South Carolina College.
JOHN HILL. \
T.G. BACON, TRus.
EUGENE BURT, TEES:
H. r. SPANN.
N. B.-Thc exercises of the above Academy:
will commence oil stI, January 1549.
Dcc2O If 4S
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Notice.

EsAAC FREE living near the fork Of the
d Rigging Ferry Road and Lhappel Ferry
Road, iDIcs before me, small Gray Mare
Mule, supposed 10 be fifteen years old. Ap>
praised aihiry.livc dollars, this December ls',
1913. :.
HARDY WHITE, Magistrate.
Dec 13 4im az
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Boarding for Young Ladies;

FHNHE Subscriber will accommodate with
j. boarding, eight or ten Young Ladies': His
House is ronmy and pleasanllysitnated, conve-
nicnt 10 the Female Academies. Parents and
Guardians may be assured that every attention
necessary will be paid TO Grlcs committed to-
his care.
Jan. 10 1s49, If 81
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Mount Hnon Male and Female
A Ca I'D r Ne z ~ G

4 ~
FHHHE exercises of these institutions will
"a commence on the second Monday in
January, under The direction of SILAs l., Hr1-
LER, Esq. and Lady. The year wib divided
INTO TWO sessions, OF five months each. M.
Heller is graduate Of the S. c. College, and
holh he aud his lady have had sevcrsl years
experience In leaching. These institutions are
SIlIaled IN Edscfeld District, abnnt 2G miles
noileast from E''selied Court House, near
CoeIiah.s Cross Roads, and about 7 miles
from Higgins Ferry. They are in religious
and moral rrighbnlhoo In point of health
this sccIlnn Is not surpassed hy any in the
State; and we trust that The nndoubted gualii- I
calIons OF orr teachers will insure Ia those !,
schools respectable portion of lhe public pats
r"nnse. a competent nlttsic teacher will be-
employed.
- Rates Of Tuition.
Spelling. Reading and
Writing, S6 90 ner sess;;n1,
Arithmetic, English Gram
~, mar and Geography, 0 90 d
The other higher branches
Of English, l2 90 ii
Latin " Greek Languages u 90 !"
hlnsc on the Piano, Is 90
Use of Piano, 9 01 {;
Drawing nni Painting, 200 q
Embroidery IL Needle Work. 3 on d
Pupils charged from The time of enteriny 10
the close OF the session.
boarding in respectable families FROM Sc 10
81 per month.
JOHN CHAPMAN,
al. W. CLARY ~
JOHN COLEMAN; z :
RICHARD COLEMAN, & :
JOSEPH GRIFFITH, 8
WM. STROTHER.
Jan 5 dr. ~
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Notice.

a LII those inhabited 10 the Estate of John
IA +. Martin deceased, are requested to
make Immediate payment, and those having
demands, 10 present them properly atlcsed.
JOHN HILL, O.E. d.
INV .m al
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MONEY WANTING.

LOST,
ahN the 2lst or 22d Of December last,
W between Hamburg and Mrs. Ander-
sons, on the Martintown Road, new
Pocket Book, containing about rs Dollars,
as follows "A ten dollar bills, FIVE dollar
bills, all on the Bank Of Hamburg, and
about or 9 dollars in silver. The finder
will confer great favor on the subscriber
by returning the same, and be well rewarded.
ELIZABETH JOHNSON.
Jan 8, ls9 If SO
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

NR E. F. TEAGUE takes this method of
~ informing the citizens of Edgefeld viz
lage aud vicinity, that he has made ,perma-
nent residence here, for the purpose Of pracli-
sing Medicine, Surgery and Obstetrics.
He has been engaged in an extensive practice
for the last four years, in company with his faith,
er Dr.. L. league in Laurcns District, and hopes
that his experience and snceasng attention
TO the duties of his profession, will obtain for
him share of public patronage.
His Office is next door 10 Col. BausKeu's Of
flee, opposite Mr.. Compty's Hotel, his resi-
dencc is the house formerly occupied by S. S.
Tompkins Esq. near the Male Academy.
He may be found at his office in the day, and
residence at night, unless professionally engul
ged.
January II ls49, If SO
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COD0rE9serSssiD Notice.

SORSfGSf9eSfSsSeE9 s9cefCCs
sXVHE Subscribers respectfully inform their
u friends aud the public generally, that they
haze entered into Il coparlnership TO tratlsact
The Mercantile business, under the style OF
WILLIAMS Il CHRISTIE, and will do business
in the honse formerly occupied by G. l.. & T..
Penn. They intend keeping constantly on
hand, a com plett. and full assortment o.! all such
Goods as are usually keptm this market, and
solicit from The public share Of patronage.
J. A. WILLIAMS,
S. CHRISTIE.
THE Subscriber takes pleasure in inform
ing his friends and customers, that he has taken
III Col. S. Christie, rs partner i'll his business
and will visit Charleston in a few days to re-
plenish their Stock. He would take this op-
portunity Of returning his most sincere thanks
10 his friends for their very liberal patronage.
and hegs leave TO, solicit 4 continuance OF the
same to the new concern.
J. A. WILLIAMS.
JAM 3 1919, # so
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NOTICE..

a II. persons indebted to the subscribers by
Ia Judgment. Note. or otherwise. are now
earnestly requested 10 make payment during
the month Of January.
From hc long indulgence they have had,
we confidently hope ;hcy will make some cx>
erion now, tia, we want funds 10 respond 10
this call.
A. BLAND.
w. P. BUTLER.
Dec. 20 1913. If 4S
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDlNARY.

Bridget Cahill. Applicant, J Summons
US. ;,
Richard Calli and others, Def's. \ Partition
a T appearing to my satisfaction that Richart
a Cnhll and Thomas Cahi, Distributes in
the above stated case, reside without the limits
of this State, it is therefore ordered that they
appear and object 10 the sale or Division Of
the Real Estate Of William Cahill, deceused; !;
on or before The first Monday in april next, or
their consent will be entered of Record. .s.
Given under my hand at my Office, The day.
and date above written.
JOHN HILL, o. E. d.
Dec 70 lS4S 12t az
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a a. a Es I'D .

a g. "A Hs I'D,
YEYH undersigned fake t!As method of re-.
q turning thanks TO their old friends and
customers, for their patronage received, and 10
inform them, that they have sold out their stock
10 Mr.. JOS. MORRIS, whom they recommend
10 the patronage Of the public.
l.. e. NJ. LEHMIER.
Hamburg, Dec. %, 1913.
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IN 0TICE.
January "a 1s49

TETlE Copartnership heretofore existing
b uEder The name and style of Coon q
SULLIVAN, this day closes by Limitation.
The business will be co1linued by S. +.
Goodc alone. The business Of the con.
cern must be brought to speedy close, and
we earnestly request all persons indebted
10 call and settle Immediately. All those
indebted to US previous to the Isl of jaru-
ary 1913, need not ask induIsence-ihe
money we must have.
S. F. GOODE.
J. 3. SULLIVAN.
Jan. ! 1S49 If so
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500 EREYYAEsD.

ID UNAWAY from The Sub.
Xxx 1L scriber on the 2Jth of jan
tlgh uary inst, hesro fellow named
Az JAKE or JACOB, and former
~ ly belonged TO the Estate of
TIL Capt. Viewer, deceased. Jake
- is about 6 feet in hight, slim and
straight, and very active, he is between so
and 60 years of age, and a good black
smith. He is very remarkable from a
large scar across his breast, with great
many on his back from former whipping
Gen. John Viewer ownes his brother, d.
Holland, Esq, ownes son of his. He
also has vile and several children in that
neighborhood, and very likely he is lurking
about in that neighborhood. 1t is suppo
sed he had about ninety Dollars the morn-
Ing he left my plantation, which his wife
had stolen from my Bureau Drawer. /
will give The above Reward to any person
who will deliver him 10 me, or lodge him
in The Edgefeld Jail, so | can gel him.
....e.s- +. O'CONNOR.
Mount Vintage. Edgefeld District, S. G..
January 81, 1910, 3, 2
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Jan. 81,

Notice 60 Road Workers.
A LII persons who have promised to com.
IA pound for Road duty, will be allowed len
days from the publication Of this notice 10 pay
The same; after The expiration of which time,
those who do not pay will BIZ fined for default.
BY order of Council,
Z. ]. MINIS, Clerk.
Jan 81, q
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Notice.
Nnfices

HEIHOSE indeb ed to the late firm OF G. j.;
Il & L. Penn, will find me at the old
stand, now occupied by Messrs. Williams &
Christie, where they will Please call and
settle up, without delay, j. PENN
Agent.
Jan 8, 1918. # 6O
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January IT,, $40,
N o It 1 C E.

MTANTlNG, an Ovcrseer for the en-.
w suing year, 20 lake charge of a small
Farm near the Village. An industrious
man with small family will be preferred.
Enquirer a, this Office.
Jan. 10 lS49, IF 81
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ApuLTERATED DRUGs.-" Mans inhu-
manly to man makes countless thousands
mourn. This is verified by the results
that have flowed from the law passed al
the last session OF Congress, in relation 10
adu,eraled drugs. The astounding fact
has recently been developed, that in the
port of New York alone, ifty-nino hou-
sand three hundred aud eighty eight
pouods of aduIlsraled drugs have been
condemned by The examiner, from the
nineteenth Of July to The twenly-third day
ofDecember, and immense quantities have
been similarly pronounced upon in The cit.
les of Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
New Orleans. In the first named place
one importation Of four hundred thousand
pounds of drugs is under advisement. and
the probability is. will he condemned as
adulterated, and improper for use.
THUS far The execution Of this law ha,
been attended with the best effects. Ii has
developed the astounding fact that great
proportion Of The rhubarb, opium, barks,
quinine, and other medicines which are
usually imported into this country, are
adulterated, and comparatively worthless.
What criminality, what recklessness, what
inhumaniiy, 10 be sure, does no, such a
result bring 10 light! How many lives
how many hundreds Of human lives
must there not have been sacrificed 10 tho
Internal love Of money, which must actu-
ate men who will thus sacrifice the lives of
their fellow. creatures for paltry lucre =
Truly, truly. "man's inaumanity 10 man
makes countless thousands mourD."-N.
Y. Herald. ~
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Fstray Morse.

YE7OLLED before me by Henry Hill, living
u. near the Island Ford small Bay Mare
ii hands high, about seven years DID, with no
particular brand or mark, except small scar
under her left eye. Appraised at $40.
w. r. HILL, Mug'st. E. n.
Dec 81 1ml Az
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LAST NOTICE.

yENlE Subscriber informs all his dclinqncnt
d customers, that all of them that will not
settle with him by the 18th Of February,
(return-day) must settle with w. II. Atkinson,
Esq, rs all my Notes and Accounts will be
placed in his hands after tha, day.
NJ L. GEARTY.
Jan. 81 81 2
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Brought to the Jail
Easa1,be7' for Safe.

HHYHE Subscriber will furnish The very best
IL Plank or Lumber, Of any kind at his Mill
on Shaws Creek, l2 miles from Edecfed c.
II. for. so cents per hundred cash, and G2l cents
where II is charged.
MARTIN POSEY.
Jan. 3 1s40! If so
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SD II C w a 4 d.

gNNIIE above reward will be given for the
recovery of Blue Cloth Cloak. which
was stolen from the Subscriber. or taken by
mistake, at the last Rcgimental Muster, at the
Old Wells.
INV % If al
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GEORGIA Go1p.-Mr. Henry Asbury a
Sold-miner from North Carolina has made
some interesting discoveries. About two
months since he arrived al The valley Of
Nacouche. and upon brief examination
discovered some veins; from there he
came 10 Majdr Logan's and afte7 some
examination he made very interesting
discovery on 10, belonging to Maj. Logan.
One Of the veins is in a very large hill; the
vein extended about one quarter of q mile.
The ore will average one dwt. TO the bu-
abel. the vein is in small hiil-ubout one
hundred yards in length aud eighteen in
ches in width. Some Of The ore in this
vein will make 10 dwts. to -lhe bushel--
tbe average is about three dwls. MIR. AS
bury considers the mines 10 this country
equal If moi superior 10 those Of North
Carolina. He contemplales visiting the
mines about Dahlonega soon and making
similar exa :ninalions. lie uses a mill oil
n very different construction from those
used here, which are thought to be much
Observation-Disclosures Watchman.
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FINAL NOTICE,

A IL those indebted 10 the Subscriber, who
IN do not pay before return day, will find
their Notes and Accounts in the hands of w.
Fl. Atkinson, Esq,
w. VI. BURT.
Jan. 81, If 9
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PALMETTO HOUSE,

JAN. 13.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-09-06


TIME propristors of the above establishment, :
| would respectfully inform the citizens o.
Shreveport. aud the travelling pnnhe i'h,,'i'l'
iha, they have rc-opcned the Comme7e'a' hoAs''
on Texas street. convenient to the s'rai'oo "a.
and IN the most healthy part Of the ei'i' -"
rooms are spacious and airy and handsomely
furnished. There Is nl-o sadies iafi"f' W
,rf, retired and pleasant part OF NE h""'hR'
,ul for cleanliness and comfort, the lfopnei"i'
h.,t.r themselves not to have II ~ufpa's'd li'
N. southern country. Their table Will a gu
lt,uc. b. furnished with ever, dclcacy Of TIE
.ea.on. and the Bar (Which is very commod'"u7
-..3y 40 by % icct) supplied with the best "i
I,ouor.. Wines, and Cigars 90 a~y nothing "i
~, Zee. Be-
Tb, proprietors beg leave % state that they
ha,c SHARED no pains nor expense ~ either d'-
nsr,r,rnf. and that careful and attentive ser
tant- ....c been procured. Al they AK T.
tr,l-sad hy ,trtt attention TO business, they
hone 10 meet the APPRECIATION and merit Ia
4nsirous.,fe Of liberal puhlr.
D. u JONES. o.
t,r,.t5 riIv Projectors.
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:
RATS OF POSTAGE

t,r-rRs-Fo: single letter not exceeding
b,if an ounce. favoirlupois.) seni not exceeding
apD miles, ) cents scni over go ini'e'i ~
gents.
Far every half ounce, and any excess over
go, h,lf ouuee the same rate Of l"-tis''
and when advertised cents on each Ittt"f' ~
fonr cents II the advertising costs 50 ma''' "'''
diiioual ,,,.
ror drop letters. not 70 be- mailed, : cents
ruerttls-Fo any printed circular hiia-
tfl. OF advertisement, anscaled' sent any as
tu,ee cents.
Ns.sy4rfgs--Df 100 square inches NJ ie--'
son, NJ, morn than one hundred mio- W an}
Distance within the same state, cent ''N'
over such distance. coats
ptgsuf.rrs -For every pamphlet, n other
,,s,f,f Of every kind that j. ira' sporadic
l., m,d ara has no written communication oi
,,,. ounce or less, or for o Newspaper ''eerl-
ioe 1900 square inches II surface r. ceh'"
rer .rrh additional ounce. Or an! eAct-'
.,r.,i,r Than 4 half ognce cent
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tr. .asa a4 :. sllaied rs former laws
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t.uspafer., packets, weighing "a''
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ma rse.i.- .eruefs ierr Hp. weighing over iN'
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