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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21

NV YuRA ELrgrus.-suli later u..'al
return, cunfm the defeat ct the Nhrs state
ticket, with the pccPiiou, PrrhaF' ui fit.
hugh and OF his election shcrc " 5u- I.ifHi
hope
Both branches Il ,hc Legislature arr l''.'-
hly lic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21

"WELL DuSg, Worcester. ~ yolerwish-
Is to ask the Atlas and Journal what beramc OF
the ra Of those sultan hundred Worccs'cr
wings Who visited Boston on the evening ct
the 7ih, and were so Hospitality entertained
by their brother wings here. There were
but 0j5 whig yotcscast IN Worcester i'o".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21

IE-The ruhishsrso % ihi- F.p~i hcr'o, anas1u'cy
o. t1sir sd,stisiuE ratrJrs that ;hsy have atortr
thr sivaure pav rlle. Those hsvins srtrrs rfhf-
81 D, us Couf' n Probate, o. D. pub.tshCj n The
ONlofi nCm1crsi, are tvrIect'gh rUin-strt o. fet
a. the sane in The Hrgistcr ~ the tlnr ihc nn-
tict = uritrri The l. thc rl's 81 opted iu stayi
Cuuuiiss. ana q save. ihc trr1t,r sod sNr,rs, 1T
kccpius loks, lad co'lf, tHs, AMI avoids DO H..s
,skes that s1ruftiri,s .slfT vhsH oh. rI,Hus''g -
charged. sod pad a. ifctsHt t.rrs to t.e.v1t .T-
tAyiiuls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21

- The November number. Of the PArss-
o'lgirai Journal, the Water Cure Journal /.
and the STUDENT, valuable paper for children
and youth, ATE before Us, al mou,hl.cs, pub
lishei BY Fowler 4 Wells, New York, ior
sl,OO each Pee year. Many articles appear
in these periodicals worth more than lhe,r
subscription price
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21

arr he choice. The ladies wear short cloth
capcs, with silk hoods dangling thereon ~
stead of cloaks and nanlillas. This may M
,crca, lhc vomsn.lolks. Your,
BusYuoDV.
NovrurrR 10, 1851.
The events II the past week have been ~
,errs.inr, although, perhaps, not 81 peculiar.
At any rate the spirit Of excitement has been
up. and We have had much to lhiuk about, to
canvas. and ga discuss. and II NC have not
bccn materially amused or instructed.
One Vt the greet sensations has been the
,Iyb,s VI certain practice. OF our Coroucr.
whereby. It d. asserted, be his realized some
$4,000 per annum instead of $1,000. \ COM
m.,iec # thc City council rcpous that be-
has charged for man, ioque'is never bcld,
although every iuqurst has To be- sworn Ia
and regularly recorded. The difficulty Is an
alarming one. and the rovomor has the mat.
Ter in band ior decision. Il appears to have
been toe syucral practice OF previous coron'rs
to practice lhc same deception. The coroner
At present. Is very 30, and no, expected Ia
live.
N'numbrr Of u,cu belonging 10 the " FASH
ionablr circle" have becn arrested, charged
with forging the names Of wealthy business
men to checks iorhrl,y amounts sPou various
banks. Their plan was cuuniu, onc, and
ha,-bcrn carried out With singular audacil,
luI ,ucrc.s. Onrofihc rogue, bring pouucd
up in hts house escaped. and fod io the hu.-
pipl, where be- pretended To be- as'ck man
iu.l from California. and where be Na, found
.ou.ly c1s-unccd 100 bed.
We are told that Mr Bloomsr-ihc
Bloomrr < 90 doe Bluumcr-lp,c, herr 90
,hr steamer to-day f,r Liverpool, having been
hired by a gentleman in London TO leisure on
lhc ucv costume.
The Fire Aunlnllllor experiment 90 Tues
jly was q good one, aud pa, ont lhc burning
butldug ,r.,snicr How the hrrm1o chrcrri
H. aud nc ladies. TOO. applaud,d Il YER,
vanur,
VIA, lo you q .ol " outdoor rrrach.ur'
We arr in have .omrihru, 1f that Kind here
ever, Sunday now. Tho Battery. thc Park.
Hc uill h. arpuorllrd by ihr street. ms.
.rr1r,s. 1nd The rrli uusl.hrd," Lc
u.,.r Irrrr, sf the uhgrcs. the market
r,u.... arl rh. sewers. Will have ihc Pool Of
sro,m brought io th.,r very ,h1nurs, ,Ia,
rr, r1y l,,, themselves aul bc clean. u
hr -,al- OF DO. poor AND ,hr ragged. rhr
hoa.r.r.. ard lhc .uuply... ave worth lrs, u
thr rua, markc, ct eternity, then che snul'
of,hr pIurr md lbr ,Jrk, the hshuu'h.r
uf, WIN torn outa rab.ie speculation d. a'
a., trust. tb, e.. Ipu.r aud unrnIop,I nrg,d
r,..,,f ,h, our,r man. ha, nothing to q,
,Iri, L., inner inability of nature. and che Im
ru,.r.,,. ur,J.lrl." and thr poor Jr.nlrt
., ,r.. .,r,,r stand ON ihr ,lmr platform le
..,, ..r.r. nf Christianity md philanthropy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21

Tie winter fashions are coming out Silks
and ,elvcts all the mode this season Plaids
arr he choice. The ladies wear short cloth
capcs, With silk hoods dangling thereon, IN
stead of cloaks and nanlillas. This may M
tcros, lo women-iolks. Your,
BrsYHODY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21

1ur Nuy PorrtI enters upuu i'- l2ih Vol.
600, week. IT Che,lry, Lowell Pub.sa.
cr aui Proprietor " Snow Of uo p1u.r
that better 600, 90, place 100 lhe reading c.m.
mun.ly, than doe. Ihc loN PupuII lud an
say ,h.., not lu return lor che high cumpI-
mcut So recently received from that plr'r
bot brclu,c We really think d deserving oi
ln extensive patronage, ard With great que.
rrss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21

u We cot the following from the Argus,
which sc chceriully present To the considen.
ton Of our readers. 1T them look we'll To
the claims aud qualifications ct all the cand.
date, Ia ,he field. aud prepare to act under
.t..Itr.I,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21

The Washington Telegraph Puh''hc'
rumor that Secretary CoroIn hls loot So
600 by the 1ilurc II Iho Columbus Insurance
Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21

Ey-s. ". PETTENCilI.. No. 10 Sr,rt 81.
,JoUrnal Ruihling) nosroS, ,s suih.rrtsd ag,nt
ior PrOcuring sut-cripii0us, a,~arding advertise
meuts, 80.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21

TIE Prss.deal has saaeiiOlcd Mr. Web
s.srs refusal To aeeeJs to The Spanish de-
ms04
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21
Farmsr,l Look to Your Int ests

mass. the rilor,s OF our farmers bus jos, cul.
he Them 10 live" And de question Nas au-
svercd by asking another. is b, uu, for 'rr
want or pruper direc,iou ct thc energies 90
the ohicct snushtr' We frequently hear ct
merchant pr.rccs, It manufacturers who sc.
cuuula,e immeu.- wealth, of lanks Who cuU-
trol larg, au.nut. Of uur circulating mgdIwn
md these several classes, With our profession
% men. ate tle,a ohr govern Doe alaIp auj
f.-crt ibe Is. .bu,a ct uur country.
WHY i.t. ilrt according Co h,r ,1,.,i,cs,
,.,yat, thou.-uj professional and oue hum
frcj sri ,urr,,-6,c iho,s1rj commercial
usr, anI ri.t, buuircl iho. sand manufacture
srs auI mechanic. making Boo Doe aggregate.
f.s, than uuc million, rNrG su mu,h H'rc iu-
furnce th1n more ,hln luur mIhu, ct DER
1grcuhurl population. Ari vby are os
rrII that thc irmrr. constitute 30 ,ur'I Tor-
rrn ur osr several lrislarr,s, vhru their
mtrrr,,. arr q. mech g5,,',r th1u lhar ct 900
other cla,.g. ,atici'
TIE Numerical 'ud physical power 200 'h.s
Country o. largely iu favor OF a-ng..i"nsis,
a.d ucrr their -'Frt, properly i,rc'r', there
.- r1 r-asun viy lhc Influence they cNcrrl,.
should ag, b. 30 proportion Co ihc.r foNer-
o.. ucmb., ct lrmsr, 90 BE- foaui In our
legislature 80 iho present umo, IS pruhaF',
t.lrt than FORMERLY Ncitisto o. irard
..tilrt arr rut lhr bet men who cnud have
N.-r selected bu, th1t in ,uur instances obey
.. '..-r VITO BIS their ambition rather 'aau
of ZOO merits, have gained lh... places Of t.s.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BALTIMORE, June 1875, p.

BALTIMORE, June 1916, p. m.
1t is now definitely settled that the Baltimore post office
to be removed Merchants Exchange. The former
dining room of the hotel will be used as the main office.
and the rotundo will afford admirable place OF
shelter persons awaiting their letters, &c Archi
lects ha already been examining the premises peparu-
tory 10 aking the necessary alterations expected to
nave the building ready for removing the office In the
oprse of five or six weeks The fact of thus removing the
post Office and thus creating thoroughfao OF this once
rather deserted portion OF the city, has produced quite
an excten en and of property in the vicinity are
part OF the Exchange will be again rented for the same
purpose.
The return of almost every day brings out aspans
for Office under the constitution we have host OF
candidates in the field The democrats, SO far as Bai'
more concerned viii doubtless elect all their officers
The h July, the day upon which the new constitution
goes effect will be celebrated in Baltimore with more
than usual spirit especially because will be the anniver
sary OF special as well universal Independence
IL is that list of applications Tor the benen
of the in solvent laws has already greatly diminished and
not al Augmented supposed Persons have learned
that to their debtors at this time would be i'm
polite, and destroy the chance OF ever getting an ADJUST
men They, therefore, depend upon their IN
| herent honesty.
Our market is quiet. Sales of 800 bbs Howard street
-four at 81 l2i City Mills nominal at "a % Red wheat,
SO So cents; white, 80 Yellow 81 cents;
white SO cents Oats 80 cents Rye 81 cents Groceries
auiet-saie small Rio coffee, 81 cents. Provisions very
duiet-small saes-pIces unchanged Whiskey, U ~
cents Wool stands 20 % cents for common unwashed
The stock market quiet and without change in prices
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Of barley oats. corn and beans, stock being good on
boots and shoes immense quantity destroyed-demand
likely 10 be good.
Bricks are in demand at good prices, ranging from $40
to 500
Coffee has slightly improved and hrm
Provisions heavy--sock and prices improved a little.
Mess beef $40 mess pork, $40 prime do. $40 hams,
Sl5 S22 lard, Sl4
Sugars-Sioek is good and prices improving Metals
improved, particularly those OF house building. Iobac-
co better Stock domestic goods materially improved
Coal quite neglected, Agricultural implements in small
demand
SHIp SEws.-Arrived, May 2, schr A, J. Weston, 1855
days from Philadelphia. May 3, barque Peniache, alt
days from Baltimore. May 4, barque Hermitage. les
days from Baltimore May g. brig Argyle, TIA days from
Philade phia
From Oregon ana the sand witch Islands.
We have Oregon dates to May g. The weather was
exceedingly warm. The miners from Clamouth mines
DO not give very aterng accounts They are only dig
sing from 80 TO "a per diem, The census of Oregon
amounted 10 1898.
Dates from the Sandwich Islands TO the 9th of April
had reached San Francisco The Alta California says
we have it on very good authority that the Hawaiian
government had decided 10 apply TO The government OF
the United States for xaoD. and that an officer OF
our national is now IN our city on MS way
to Washington nirused with the mission.
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Lltera,y Noslcss.

Tn, Mouid, and Founder Pocket Guide or sale by +,
TAYLoR)
This ia neatly-executed volume, and has an appen.
dix containing receipts for alloys, bronze, varnhe and
coos Tor CASTINGS also. tables of the strength and other
qualities of cast metals. The work is by Fred Over.
man. the author OF the Manufacture Of Iron, Treatise
on Steel, &c.
The American Cotton Spir.e, compiled from the paper,
of The late RosKRr II. BAIRD (For sale by F. TAYLoR)
This we take to be valuable work for all practi-
cal .pnners and those who wish understand the var-
Gus mechanism employed in the size and numbers OF
rowing and yarn.
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Or sons o Temperanoe-July 4h--Yta q ~ 0ro~A
D,yi,ion Of BsaufrI Stone to
M divisions Of tho Sons Of
remperanc. OF Columbia hereby requested TO
meet at Temperance Friday, July T. att O'Clock,
formed by the chief marshal and his aids
and thence O'Clock fun fegaia, to Mon
Place. Division OF Pennsylvania,
OF presenting beautiful stone Tor e monu
ment wi Ink place OK O'Clock precisely.
The President United sisles, oheio president OF the
of National Monumental
pected 10 be m atte receive the stone
Brethren Virginia and Maryland are invited to JOIN
In The and them expected
programme will b" published by the chief mar
sba In due time made by order OF the
committee afford ample time for the some In be
hoped
- IN mo Dsrc, will demonstration will
be Inv Oft he BAY, the and INC
nv order Of the Committee Of Arrangement
June2 b. r. fLbhShNib, Nhah"ah-
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We have received one Of the portraits Of Washington
published by John s. Taylor bookseller, No. i4s Mas
street, New York, which we consider well worth the
dollar copy for which it is offered for sale, and will be
forwarded order free of postage 1t is well executed
and represents the Father Of his Country in standing
,ure with scroll Of paper in his right hand, and hi.
sword by his sideprobably jus, he when he de.
livered his Farewell Address to his coun,rymen.
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NATIONAL EATING HOUsE.-Arriya extraordinary d.
IN from the West ndc Annapolis. BALTIMORE and other
lot Of TURTLE soft and hard orsb
superior see mstket,) woodcock, nc,
We solicit q pledge
please even the fssidious.
0Y-soup ready II O'Clock. Families served usual,
Jane lo--asodM WALKER sHADD.
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Nv DYER 8 MCGUIRE. Aucs,oneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.-We shall SELL
on the premises Tuesday, the oath instant, at o'clock
This lot fronts on street, Do
tween 7 and lst Streets back 20 OF " feet 10 an
Mr. secetIy
The Navy, containing about 3,7s7 square feel -. :.
Terms third balance In and Wcfe monus' 'o'
hJ Ina 90 DYER MCGUIRE Auctioneen.
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nv DYER a MCGUIRE. Aucts~~-srs.

INTENSIVE SALE OF GOLD AND sILv.n WATCHES,
II gold vest ladies' chstteaine eho1ns, bace'sa
medsi,ens, pencim kcd MIN
bes sleeve buttons gold and ccsne'sn cns'n eo,s
beads necklaces gold slides and keys too,hpcks &C ~
which auction on Thusd"y snn
mornings and 20th commencing AZ 10 oc.ocs ~.
comprising the best assortment ever onered
city watches Of superior quality and WOE lii hu w
bracinq English lever and er'ne s s..n
The goods open 70, 1850 "
which the attention the reseecfnp
June Ip--d1t 49,
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nv pyru q MCGUIRE, Auc''o"ssr..

~ A. uAnIp IMppovrD PROPERTY NJ NUNIIUFs'-on
Fuday afternoon instant ss oeocs NJ r =, ncn, ,
~ ,b I'd and ID streets west, tsouh
W. d,,u;ns me Old Depot running back ~ eet 20 NJ
,eep feet alley and improved ny ,"o.N"' '~ 49,
building finished spo and basement. a. -. 49, "a ,h,..
years, for notes 's"''a'' DYER MCGUIRE,
;. , Auctloneevs.
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THE Hon ABBOTT LAwREscE--We have every reason
10 believe that the statement published in teegraphc
intelligence Yesterday Of the Hon Abbott Lawrence be-
ing passenger on board OF tho ST. Lawrence is nco
rect.--Repubiic.
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NJ nYER q MCGUIRE. Aaetsonssrs-

,,,u.ptr BUILDING LOTS ON SEVENTH sTnkETs-On
Tday afternoon oo at half past O'clock on the prem
s shall o. 44e, situated TIN
tree, es, and streets NORTH being by los ssehs
running back to alley. u -. a.
Terms sys purchase remain on interest Tor
one two three four in equal payments the residue
he c..b On .he day of sale. DYRR MCGUIRE
= t,ns IA oosds Amctioneers
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"By comparison OF the above observations with MI
Kinds the 10th, the right ascension OF the planet APP
pears TO be decreasing DIT" daily and the nofth polar
distance appears to be increasing 406 daily"
locomotive constructed by journeyman engineer Tor
travelling ordinary roads, arrived yesterday al La
Vette travels, is said at the rate OF IRON twenty
five to thirty leagues hour, is OF simple construction
and CONSUMES little fuel The locomotive came from
Peardy, and all along the route the inventor was re-
ceived with enthusiasm. On passing through Beauvas,
he received the congratulations OF the project and other
authorities, and the people carried him in triumph
A lelleriIom Pesh, in Hungary, states that on the
25h ult despatch sent, Tor the first time, from
that place Paris by electric telegraph, 1t written
in French, and consisted oil 262 words The expense
was 1851.
MADRID. May ga council OF ministers was held al
late hour last evening the affairs OF Portugal and
cabinet messenger of for Lisbon this morning, with
instructions 10 the Spanish minister at that court M
Alcalo Galano according what has transpred. is re-
quesed to impress on Marshal SaldaDha, very orcoe
terms the expedency OF not acting hastily in respect 10
the adoption OF political reforms which might prove con-
agous to Spain the establishment of trial by jury in
all cases connected with the public press having greatly
alarmed M Bravo Murio's cabinet.
The Madrid journals oil the 2Sth ult announce that
M Gonzalez Bravo has been appointed minister penl-
po,entiary TO the United States.
The Giornaie Roma OF the 34th ult. contains proc
amatlon from the Pro- Minister Ga raising the tax on
foreign cotton from balocch (20 cenmes) 10 one scudo
(ei) in order TO protect the silk trade OF the Roman
/ States
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ny DYER a MCGUIRE. Auctionsers.

VALUABLE I,or NEAR THE OBSERVATORY AT AUC
ToNon Monday ADD instant at six o'clock we shai cell
in front lot square ' HonuRs - se
m q street SOUTH between 23d and Oath streets,
Terms with credit Of twelve months on
after which, shall sell lot n, In squATs oi ms
lot 'front.'. on and streets, 81 fee running
bach feet and n next me residence
Of Mr. Pleasonton. =
Also fronting s3X feet on 2d srsss run
nny bsek containing spf ret -
Terms one the balance In Twelve Ana es"
''I Ina Oh 4 " 800 DYER h MCGUIRE, AueuoneeS.
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puLwER.s New Play "

DULwER.s Play "Nct 80 Had A. we s*e"-s
I'D comedy In Eve scs
The Daughter OF Night-s novel by v W. fnhum'
Essbury-a tale by Anna n, prury .,u.xoy r.vr IN
June ~ fAaHe~ 'n'Ao"'
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THE Usssory Of Banking. with C0mPre hsn:av We
Account Rise, and Progress OF the Banks Eng
land, ireland, and Scotland by william j. Lswsonj Lon
don 1850. 'HoNS~ $1,000
June
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%
The trial OF Morris, the negro charged with being en-
gagged In The rescue Shadfach suspended in order
10 10 into examination of charge OF perjury preferred
against one OF jaymen. Ii appears that the party re-
Crrred t-Daua Walkers a noted abolitionist, and
member Of the committee rescue fugitive slaves No
de lence offered IA the case.
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NEW YORK, June l9-2, p. m.
Stocks are dnIl Reading has declined and Canton ~.
United States stocks unchanged Cotton Is steady win
sales of 300 bales Flour has declined six cents on standard
brands with sales of 400 bbs Southern snguia at
"a 81 81 a. Wheat aud rye are neglected. Corn mas
declined Sales of rs 600 bushels at BOZ % cents ioI
mixed Groceries quiet and declning-saes Oh ooV
bags Rio 81 Sales OF loo hhds CUBA sugar
at 5 cents Whiskey, 22t 23s cents
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uAL~-YEARLy ACCOUNTs.-CLAGETI = Dopsos NJ ~
.necy no,fy their having open accounts on tn
maj their hills rsSdefcd 10 date on or pe'ofe ne ~
I,i,a money "
nos. az hand viii he thankfully received ,,or.o~
June on-3sw2wb S'S'"1'' = DO''~"'
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PITTsBURe, June 10.
a steamboat Paul An

4
A Young man. hand board the steamboat Paul An
de son, lied OF cholera Today -
s,Ies of tour al s3 IL So Wheat, 10 cents Bacon
honder 81 cents hams 81 cents sugar-cured, " CENTS
There three feet water n the channel ana he Ver
is falling
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Bosros, June 10.

CINCINNATI, June H.
Additional returns show majority for the constitution.
so far, OF 65l votes.
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and the waste steam escaped by pipe placed on the
quarter deck
The GREAT REJECTION London, June 4-The re-
ceipts al the doors OF the Crystal Palace yesterday
amounted 10 es,4i5 as the number OF vlsltes, accord
ing to the police returns, was SO, 371.
The NEW pLANEr.-Mr Harnup, of the Liverpool %
seryatory writes: ''The following positions OF the new
planet discovered by Mr., Hind the 10Th, were last
hit obtained with the large achomaue refacor OF lhs
OH
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viii be entered our books uns.s the
psymen OF the subscription be made In sdvsnce.
Disasas .sbscsibos may ~ isas resssss
which paid BY VS. Ill sk A.sd by sssssivss
usnnnnsaon. a'tr6H H53E Ei tgs tHNe8
The COUNTRY PAPER pshalsAsA us-wseh Auaso - sss
of Coasrsss, semi-woskiy Aaras ths recess
Subscriptions for period thaa VII 10 TsssdvsS on
terms psoposuoned 10 the above annual rasss. h
Q7fOSTMAsTERs sgsasi saA, BY
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