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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
PRINTERS AND PRINTING.

J. T. Rockingham, in his "Reminiscences, in the course of publication in the Bosr ton Courier. speaks of the importance of the printer to authors as follows: s
 Many who condescead to illuminate the dark world with the fire of their genius through the columns of news paper. little think of the lot of . printer, who almost suffocated by the smoke of a lamp, sits up till midnight to correct his false grammar. bad orthography, and worse punctuation. I bave seen the arguments of lawyers, in high repute as scholars. sent to the printer in their own hand writing, many words-and espe> cially technical and foreign terms-ab> breviated {; words misspelIed, and few CT no points, and those few, if there are any, entirely out place. I have seen the sermons of divines sent to the press without points or capitals to designate the division of sentences; sermons which if published with the imperfections of the manuscript, would disgrace the printer's devil it he were the author.- Suppose they had been printed. The printer would have been treated with scorn and contempt as an illiterate block.
 head-as a fellow better fitted to be q
 wood sawyer than printer. Nobody
 would have believed that such gross and palpable faults were owing to the igno. rance and crrelessness of the author And no one but the compositor and after hlm ths proof reader, can know of the time they are compelled to spend in re. ducing to readable condition mar,u> scripts that the writer himself would be- puzzled to read" "t saasE hfne
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

after to furnish for it copious suppl
 of pure water and rich soil. The Ire
 Was visited weekly by the one who plan ted it and often by the whole family who there performed their religious rites. Thus it is that the cypress trees in thas country are so numerous and grow t., such an immense sizeAsonae Of tliein being one hundred and twenty feet in height. As their dark sombre foliage over shadows the tOmhs of the departed, they furnish welcome resting place for the wes. ried traveller and present a pleasing con. tFaSt 10 the otherwise bright and joyous scenery of the Holy Land.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
ap O E q R g
Our Union.
BY MRS. l.. IT. sIGoURNEY.

.a BX MRS. L. IT. sTGoURNEY. Ho-Eagle of our banded States-
 Wilt drop thine Olive fair And bid the shafts of war and wOe
 Speed hurling through the airi .-. And the soaring eagle answered, Waving his peace branch high. No Freedom's chiefiain gave the trust, Pll guard it till dio. Ye stars that shine in sparkling blue Upon you, banner field. .... Shall half be strickened from your place, And half in clouds concealed: But silent were the glorious orbs,
 With dread amazement fraugh,, Each trembling m its crystal sphere - At the dark traitor thought. ....... Oh human hearts to concord trained By sires who stood of yore, As brothers, when around their homes The Lion tramped in gore Will ye the heritage they won, With ruthless hand divide /: Or rend the Gordian knot they drew
 Around you when they died Then from the Pater Fairies tomb,
 Beneath Mount Vernon's shale- And from the hero's bed who sleeps . In Nasayile's beauteous glade And from green Quincy's honored breast. Where sire ard son repose. # Break net that bond," solemn voice, In deep accordance rose. ..- .,.-.. Hark hark-o'er forest robbed in pnow, In sunny, lowered crowned vales, Frcm where the Aiianiic's thunder tone, The far Pacific halls,
 From mart and dell where millions dwell By prairie, lake and hill,
 Rolls on the full, sublime responsc- "We never-nev CT wlll.''
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

By paragraph in the London Philo- sophical Journal, translated from Ger man work by Schwenter. and published in 1880. it will appear that the crude idea of the electric telegraph was enter tained previous even to that date, for Schwenter himself quotes from previ- ous author. .rf ag
 "How two people might commu nicate with each ether at distance, by means of a Magnetic Needle: If Ciaudius were at Paris and Johannes at Rome. and one wished to carry some informs, ton to the other, each must be provided with Magnetic Needle SO strongly touched with the magnet. that it may be able to move the other, from Rome to Paris. Now suppose that Johannes and Claudius have each a compass di vided into an alphabet. and always com. municated with each other at six o'clock m the evening then, after the naedIr had turned 3 l-2,imes from the sign which Claudius had given to Johannes. if Clandius wished to say to Johannes.
 come to me- he might make his ncedle stand still, or move till it come to c, then to Q, then to \. asd so forth. If nOw, the needle of Johannes compass moved at the same time to the same letters. he could easily write down the words of CIaudius and understand his meaning. This isIa pretty invention hut 4 de not bslievsr that . magnet of such power eouid be found in tbs world T ea'F -as
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
ROaEpeeav EssssG.

1EkSON NS entiiled ID, sBaunty Lana unNes 4 the act of Congress passed September 2S. 1850. ar c hereby notified thai inc subscriber has received instructions from the Oepaft> menl, ot the snaaner and form of applying sO! the same. have also prepared priaied Blanks. and am ready 10 attend 10 all who wish immedistely. --s s
 Terms, from $1 lo S2 50, aeccfding. to tn nature of the application. LiachHelds ost 1ss 1880, 5ae .str,gr5a ..e.y-
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

PR1vArs MA,Ls,-Mr. Barnabas Bates, of New York, has memorAlized Congress for permission to contract with government to carry the mlila fer letters at the raks of two cents prepaid. and newspapera ana othsr lnailable matter se . eorraspsadise rsdaesioD. This proposal is . reply te sss jecsious taken In Congrsa so i've cess rate as being below . rsvenns standaEds The petition was referred.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
FOSga0lEs.l9 Fos. Sole ;

THE subscriber offers for sale his Iron A Foundry, Patterns, Flasks. and other ap- paratus belonging theretn, in North street. The location is very desirable one. and the premise, well calculated for the casting busi- ness For terms and other particulars, enquire of ths susscriber 0n the prenises- W -4e.sr JONATHAN HARRINGTON.
 Lilch6eld, Jan &, ISSl. 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

MAx1Acs IN SCOTLAND. --On the bank of the Kelso river. at Lochcarron, Ross shire. . maniac resides in 2 lonely littls hovel, who has been chained to a pillar for many years; and 90 confined is he by the necessary restraint that his body has actually grown into the form of his couching posture. There isa striking in- cident in the life of this maniac. Some years ago he had . brother residing with him under similar restraint, from the same painful cause, and they were then the two stoutest men in the parish. One night tho brother broke loose, and having seized an axe, was about to sacrifice his mother, when she in terror loosed the other maniac to protect her. The two enEagOd madmen 6ew upon each ether with the fury of tigers and fought for several hours: at length fhe subject oi our notice, having torn and vanqpished his brother. rebound hlm. and then quiet y returned to his own chains. ''''' 70
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

TIE CYPRESS TRes or PALRsrrSE:- It was formerly custom among tbe Sy' rfans to bury their dead without the walls of their cities and at the hour when the hcdy Of. the deceased was lowered into ;,. ia.s solemn resting place. n cypress .ros ,~as planted at the head of the grave S. ttn nearest relative Of tke decsased. sSa M he cossssised it to bs his duty eve
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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
WlLIlAM G, COB, Attorney and Counselor at Law, NEW BRITAIN, CONN.
REMOVAL.

DR. VAILL has removed to the house of Mrs. Nurse, 2d door west ofihe County House, north side of West street. Office as before, oyer the store recently occupied by s. P Boiies Esq. All calls in the line of his profession, left either at his house or office, will be prompts is attended to.
 Lilchfield, Oct 30 1850. ,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

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TO ADVERTISERS.

This publication offers great facili,es Cor ndver-
Using, circulating as u does very extensively in
Virginia. North and South Carolina n d Mary
hand, and throughout " South generally A few
Advertisements Of Medicd Schools, Books. IN
strnmen's, &C., and Medicines, vii be inserted on
the following terms.
For one prge, pernnrum, S50--or one insertion,
slO; Cor half page, per annum. S30--nr oie inser-
ION, So; for quarter page, S20--or o,e insertion,
50.
Special arrangements for CARDS, &c, OF a line
or two will I've nude.
Advertisements 10 re mid for in odrapee No
quack medicine advsrrisensnis vii ie tax ~
IP Office Bank STREE, nen Oh, Richmopd
Va. March ID
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Atd. a n Y zach ntuilIh, -I.rI -TI----I--- /
ii.s .ea sas.i't days IL LOaAD nad FAL.
wv "rt s"r... $1,000 rse uss"esii se~ -.
ie-sss ss'.d Saefs, GAYS a. s.S.' 'ei.'~s - q.
n.sarr t,Ir ue.ent.sasi i,vsss 40" iiie is.i-
,uus, and ivr,nin- attn lac Facanc steamships a
tntuu- IA in,e " ..uu iIuai .>ew Uleans, uuu purs
Ia Ns.s Iaii.,i ss.i aisL Or Ia. Passages iri
New -. Ca ur secuted t.iu Armstrong
L,w son q CO, apeit.s, at ia pave
,.~ a, a. kets f,uin " York Ia
cli, ra..cis.o i,as Dsen seuussu % o.n
StJJ, a. state t',otus, 20 sou.
sojJ, a, Inv or caD.n, I" s-JJ.
s<oU. "a seeras 10 citJ
i~,c sotss from .s~~ Ao.h 10 Chdgres VIII be
al tue ossst auv.su ~ si'y sale s.saiiier Le-
~ ~,t, lii"se l'utts-
FOR choice VI vrrths, apply al The "tfce Of the
Company, 81 a"a % .,ou.n street, a..d al the.r
agency, AZ " esl ~ueei.
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LIE. OF JOHN RANDOLPH.

d. Appleton d Co., 200 Brodd,coy >ew York
Have now ready the fourth edition.
r IFE JOHN RANDoLPHoF ROANOKE
IA BY Hugh A. Garland Two volumes limo.
Portraits; So so.
Mr. Garland has given US q Jaguerrc~.ype Of
character more eccentric and variable than IRA
nus itself. and withal two volumes Of exceedingly
choice historical reading ~ Republic
The biography Of Randolph has grenfer charms
than the most exciting fiction. - Charleston .Ner
curry
"A good life of this remarkable man hos long
been desired. Mr.. Garland has furnished
tremey readable book; the two volumes not only
contain The history Of his ife and analysis OF his
character, but an Interesting account If the poll
tics and the public men OF the y."-[ Crescent.
" Since Kennedy's Life Of William Writ, we
have had no biography, certainly no American hi
ography, which will at all compare IN interest with
this work II must be read by multlfudes with in
tense interest. ''-f y,erark Doifg .7drerii1r.
=" Mr.. Garland has made good use of his MATE
rial, and has given a striking and accurate por-
traiiure Of the erraic and brilliant subject Of his
pen. f.Ntn Orleans Della
GAS a biography, il is marked by directne.s
and unity Of purpose, and by comrrehensiveness
aid variety Of manner ~ Boston Post.
" II is one of the most interesting American BIZ
oernph'es with which we are acquainted, - Ere
ming Post.
This book fills blank IN the biographical mo-
tees ofdis'Insus' Ell Americans. The two vol.
umes gives fuhful secount ~ his whole az.
rrer, IN analysis of hir celebrated speeches, &c.
philadelphia Enquirer.
T" he work ~ written in easy end beautiful
style, ard - rereie w,ih striking passages. The
author "a intimately acquainted with American
literature. and the eres, m'n who, ~ d1ers~,
times, hive plnved dl-lingushe, Part ~ The
drams Of The Republic II ,orrns y va.usbie addi.
ZION to nur na',nsl history. Democratic .1ssisW
March l7-d.tw.w,
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us'ss al tc hwSs ih.e-, iaity suiiasselr~, sgls.
receive d eoh.iact for tne SINE, OH executing a
b"no, Win two Oh more suteties, satisfactory to
The c,eik, tor the peiforman, of tie same, under
iof'sHeie oi twlce ,ne contract pres ease OF
'dhutei when toud must be heu "a The office o,
SAID clerk wuhln ienday after me proposals nave
been opened and ihel,eNGit declared
he rgh' Is reserved, IA case II should be nc
cessa'y 10 "ruer Further supply OF All or any OF
HE aftc'es con,aintd in The hvo,e list.
lac c.etk also reserves the iIs ht To Judge ana
determine whether The arlicies offered cunu,1l Il,
The samples iui'i'nhsd or ""i anu may, his dis
creIio., refuse 10 receive tLeui, Al ii h~ orinI,
they 90 not answer Tie purpose ior whCn t.tl
are intended.
RIM. YOUNG,
Clerk pouse Of REPRESENTATIVES u. S.
April IS Ia~iJuyi
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PROSPECTUS


Il NE Undersigned, committee Of publication, an
| the pari Of the Niusc.g.e ann Russell sr,cul-
'ura Society, respectfully invite publ II enr,. n
10 the fnllowing prospe' tts "f Il MONTHLY
jOt RNAL, tote puhi,sh.d IN thus city under the
auspices of the above named association.
The work Will he devoted tn the inrrrests or .9g-
'iruhue and Horticulture, Domestic and Ruol
Economy. Under these s.verl heads will lie m
GUIDE all that concerns the culture of crnl,s rIe
Improvem. mt Of the sell, The n,auas, nent OF II
iarn the garden, The orchard, The howrr ward.
and the house keepers dep rmenr. In A,eir con-
neN'on with me interests Of the soil, The e,Mr IN
dusrinl pursuits of The land, will receive their ap-
propiiae attention.
The "SOIL OF TIE SOUTH" will be nn,ler
the editorial SUPERVISION of CHkRLE A PtsBopY
esq and Cod JAMus NJ CuANs,Rs. Mr.. Peat od,
hns hetn for TWO yenrs pas connected with III,
Agricuiurs Press, aud Is equally d,s,ins u,sI ed as
- pr cic ! and scientific farmer aud gardener
Cot Chambers ~ one of The MOST Intelligent nd
successful planters in the Snuih They will e
assisted by nm able corps az con,riIurof~, among
he practical farmers and plsnie RI. of The land
Each number will contain sixteen pages IF
qusrio size, PRINTED wrh new type on sunerior
white paper. and furnished to sub; liers a, a.
rate Of
ONE DOLL.aR PER .ah.vT-M,
which must be paid ~ advance.
L5sPosfmHs,ers are au'horized to ncr 80 agenfe,
nd they may retain ~ fl,er hu,s,s Iweuy-6,e
per cent. ofull subscriptions collected by them ur,
# they perfer u, cory of the ~o,k viii Re SCI,
TO any one twelve mouths ers'uitously, who Wild
remir four nomes nth f. ur dollars.
All comm'nicnuons must be addressed, rost
PAID. to,Wm. II, CnaMBtas, publisher Of .'rle
Soil of the Sonth, :" Columbus. Gu.
VAN LEONARD, Committee
Il. A. WARE, of
]. +. HURT. Publication.
Columbus, (Ga.) March, 1851.
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the person offering 70 f,~n,sh any auch cass ss
NE lowest rrrs l4.a',ty S'"s.je.ea) AL receive
euntrso. iur nc s..s.es on sNseahn- pnnJ ~ith
Inc ~ m re suttsrs s.pisHs'vfy t' tne SScfsia y
81 ia. Senate, t., Tue i'ettutnis..e Three y, uuer
tor esiufe ~ t~,ee CO" saet f.c- nl use ~
ta,iu,s, whrn Do,sd isto Med ~, ,he OH ot the
saiu Secretary wnhni ten duys alter the lro,osalc
have br~u a,csped.
l. auy article contracted for should not be de-
hvried WITHIN The t.nir si,.'u aird, ar should be
iltei"s III any tesIect Ia ne sample, The Uohd
90 he Contractor AN Z nut IN su.t.
posi- shout lie e,i'ioisei - Proposals for
Sia'n'ne'y i", TIE Se''atr a'd be directed 10 The
Secretary ui The Senate AT Washington.
Pan, nsa,s aud specimens ,nuat be delivered al
'hs .tice Il &C vi charge.
ASBuRY DICKENS,
Sp 2t--'d S,cre y at The > nate.
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1'AE suUscrller han tnsd IL TIE Inv OF W n.
l lngton an AUENCT fJf The lI.,ecutio a
a, descriptions Of claims sgAsi,kt ne Gen IA
Oovtr.niein. 4..t,. pf1li>ft NtilefN
lI's perfect knowledge Of all the r. nsion Laws
ara II places where drposIisd alt r ,susncr oi
service uow ex,anf, vii e. able hin, ~ establish
many ciains winch have long rsus nsp sLst,eA
Cd Tor wait az roof aud proper alft nI,op. ~
Tie, Therefore, offers ~ tie pubic his seryjces
particularly N lie following ca ss,Am:
suspended and reJected claims undss all the Fen
sion Laws:
Applications for increase Of nens.on. under snv
u lie isnsi"s Ln~s, where the p~s,s,one,s .,e
Hssa ishtu =" ith tiieir IrtSeI.I ailawsme
TOT all th"sr widows who rsce vslI, or are enii-
"eu eve, The ten eors pension due on IT,. 4h
, Ma'sh' 1896 under 'he acIs at July III, lose,
ua'ch 81 iS43, ard June l7th, ls44, Icing ,loee
"ho wee married beiolell. lei of Jnn,sr,. 1894.
ne VIII undertake To establish u,d4r NJ - ~, ~
February "a, 1915, their CLAIMS Il, pp,,so, y Ter
NE. commencing on the 4 Il of March. 80. when
dated.
Fora all those widows Of revoIu,ioparv officers
or soldiers, who were married after 1893. IN, Lt-
fore January I'd, lSU0, he viii undertake 10 tptab-
'is 'her claims To pensions for he e MN, ncing
on he an OF March, 1913, under the act vi JULY
30, IS4S. ,'aI r. ff~ ~
To all those widows ofrevouonary pensioners
whose claims cave been rejected or suspended Tor
receipt of pension under any Of the pensi, n
laws, less than that received by their husban1s
under The acts Of May 18Th, 1928, or June III,
le32, he Will ensure the same amount per an
mum that their husbands received, from the me
the per SION is made 10 commence by the law un
der which they claimed or have been pension.d
BOUNTY LAND,
For the surviving, or the widows, or minor child
rem of deceased officers and prvates, who served
in the war of 1912 witt Great Britain, the Next
can war, or in any Of the Indian wars, since 1890
Terms moderate, where the claim is established,
oshe,tcise no charge.
The subscriber is also appointed Agent for the
District Of Columbia Tor die Bri ish Cen peycioJ
Life Insurance Company, cstabshedi in J, 90, aud
empowered by acl of Pariamen for the j, suranoe
of lives and the endowment of children, in Lon.
don, New York and " ashinglon city. Cspnal
SO ,000, 900. atf
Communications addressed TO the subscriber.
Wasli igton, ID. c., Will receive promp, attention,
M. THOMPSON,
.7torn'g and Counsellor III Lotc, and Commits
missioner Of DEEDS for .Noifh and South Cnni,na.
l.. >. Rr'er, IT necessary, Ia the heutis of re-
onrtmen's, md To members oi Congress generally
March 2j--,f Nrf
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s. cRISWOLD e. co.

(Spcr,'0rs IN Dapid Pratt & Co y
d ESPECTFCLLY Informs the public that
IL they are now msnu'a ciuring
COTTON e,~s
IT prattsvillr, Auieugr cornt's. Ain' anna.
Their arrangemen,s fer notwithstanding are .x,en-
Give and complete, which will enable rhec. IN rrn-
ish Gins to planters ont'r no~t favorable ,.rns
As to the supsuor''v Of their Gins. ,h.v have on
lv To refer tn the reputation which the rnan,,fac-
fure and sale of ~ 900 hss acquired Cor them
throughout the entire cotton growing ceqon
From 25 venrs experience, with everv facility end
good workmsn, 'hev are confident TIM, they will
he able to give satisfaction to all who may patron
ize them.
NS-Their Gins ave wsrrsn',d tn perform, we'll
engagements for Gins crn he made with their
travelling agents, vi o will call on planters gene
rally, or nv letter directed to Prattvile, Autaugn
county, Alabama.
They have a foundry connected with their
maoufac'orv, ut -.hich they are prepared 10 do
mill work md other casting. Gin gearing con-
s,sn'iy m hand for 9, 10 end u feet wheels.
| portion Of uh'ic patronre - solIc'ted
| eunply or Gins swavs on hand with Cr,rp-
b,H g. Go Mobile, and n. Hendou, 4 Garter Coz
"" S. GRIswobeH Co.
Anril 9-tf
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GREAT ELLA TDRAL UkS.iAN
Sal LDAN

OT6,T2500O D,ljars
THIS Loan is guaranteed Ivy the Governments.
| and contracted bv the eminent Bnnkin.
House OF Messrs. NJ A Won Roruscuiip AMI
SoAs. in FraHkforton the Name The following
capltsl Prizes must be gained. VIZ:
% 80 900 90 +" 1000
"a f" 30 600 " 100 $40
60 5000 &c lsO +" 900
&C., &c The small 81 Prlze is SIS Dollars.
The next drawing takes place irrevocaby on the
lst of June, 1851.
THE price Of the Tiekeis is as f5ilors:
80 100 s5 200
Rfmtsnces can be made in Bank Notes, Dds
or Drafts on Europe. &c. Each shareholder will
receive, free Of expense. the Prospectus, with full
particulars; and after the drawing. the list Of the
successful numbers, which will also be published
IN the leading journals. The Prizes will be paid
IN cash at Frankforl-on-ihe- Maine, Paris, Lon.
don, New York. or New Orlea-~
Apply, without DELAY, to r,usiz SriEprL,
Sous, Bankers and Merchants, Frnnkfort-on-the-
Maine, Germany; those Who prefer il can di
rect their letters to the care Of Messrs. S. STIEBrI
& CO., Merchants, 80, Nicholas Lane, Lombard
street, London.
p. s. Repi,,ances which arrive too late will b.
returned IN the sender; or, if he prefers II shares
for the following distribution will be forwarded.
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PROSPECTUS
or THE
= EFT H OS cor
VIRGINIA MEDIC GAZErrH
PROSPECTUS

TillS Jnurnal will he issned on the frs, NJ each
month, inch number containing 60 large oc-
tsvo pages. making near 800 pages ofresJ'ng mat
ter annually. II viii he devoted 10 Medical
Science generally, Original rficles and Conrril IT.
tons from The profession throughout The country,
reviews Of the important publications. in ihIs
coun ~ and abroad, and fll record Of what is
IN the Medical world
Expensive arrangements have been made n
give digest and important exirnrts from the Fu-
forean Journals, ms soon as they arrive IN this
cou'tcy Interesting op' rarions, cliniques and
eases occurring IN the lrhrmary of the Richmond
Nedicn college and other public institutions in
Virginia, ~ well as ~ private practice, will I've
regularly reported Also, The ira snci,ons of II e
"Medi'al Society of Virginia" and such others
as y ~ furnish their proceedings.
TsRns Three Dollars per annum, in Advance.
or -Four Dollars per anuum, If paid after the mid
die of III. year.
'L-'A liberal discount will be given to agents
and csnvpssers.
All COMMUNICATIONS 10 he addressed 10 the Fdi-
tor nnd Proprietor. post paid, or they will not be
taken from the Office t 4o4