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SPRING STYLE HATS.


EUST received from the Last the spring styl OF silk
eD Hats beautiful article; also large assortment OF
kos>uth. Eigara and Magyar Hats also fine assort
ment tor boNs and children. O Cloth and Cloth Caps,
every sle and al all prices, the ST Paul Hat and Cap
Store. (2-tD X. o. WALkER.
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TIKI MAN VI. SMITH
NAfOClD respectfully inform the Merchants ana
w others having Notes ana Acconnts to collect,
that he viii attend Ia The collecting of Notes and Ac-
counts in ST Paul. II. Anthony and the surrounding
cnuntrN. Per ccnage moderate, aud all business
trusted 10 my cnre viii be promptly attended 10.
have 10 other business ny hands.
References
Capt. \. Wihiu ~ecy. Of Territory; = ii. Sergeant,
w. Dahl. VIM. II. S'illman ~ Co; II. {. SanaioTd,
Dr. y. Barbour.
May be iu,uG the store nf (athcart ~ Tyson.
when not apseit on business All NoJc> aud Accounts
lcf the hands OF W II. sS,iiman * Co., Ill
prompt attentioH by ne
TRUMAN II. SMITH.
81. Paul Feb. y. 1852. Ally.
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CHAS. W. BOEt
GHh-. II. 0AkES,
?, q
a}ORtp 4 O&kES.

yaHiE undersigned having formed coparinerShip for
ransacting Exchange and banking business IN all
It's branches will be prepared to furnish sight
and lime exchanges the East, and principal cities of
the West RcmittanCes to Great Britain Ireland and
continent of Europe, made in to suit purchasrrs.
Sight and time bills and European exchanges purchased.
collections made, and proceeds rcmtcG usual rates
OF exchange. All other business committed care,
punctualiy attended TO.
BORUP & OAKES.
I,f
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IL WHO love good eating. call The st. Ia Bake
~. ry. where they do things up White, not Brown
We ssall have hand all tines Bread and Crack
ers, Cake, and Candies o every descriptions Ice Cream
and small Beer and every thing else liae. Gall
ana for yourselves { N ". BATES.
st Paul April % 1882 Eff
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CALiFoRNIA.-Ihe steamship Crescent City
Captain Windlc arrived Monday afternoon with news
from San Francisco 10 the lst instan-elevcn davs
later than previous accounts. Sho bripos ,i,c
mails VIC are Clad to say, two millions and uuat..r
IL gold dust, ana over f1ur huudi ID passengers
The amount Ct gold dust is trihe .arger we bt-
iicve, than received BY an! former steamer
Among the passengers are the Hon. Fernando
Wood and Mr. Chambors, Of the firm Of Chambers
& lieiscr Of this CIV NJ. Wood has pc formed
the quickest trip 10 California and back Oh record
having been two months and cue d,y. Out of this
he passed eighteen day in >aa Francisco and on the
isthnus, icayng iour, -ou sailing DAYS This pas
sage made in the Iluui,s and Golden Gate ont.
and The icnnssoc and Crescent City .r,ck. NJ, j.
u. Marscnncr, Of III, NaNsvilc Herald, is also one
OF the pas scngers OF ,he Crescent CITY,
There were two deaths on board The Crescent City
during the passace-onc, Mr. Nc, ser, Of Buffalo, and
the other The iuiui. of Ms. Iiaulcy.
/ On the morning Of the 25h al sunrise passed the
steamer Illinois, outward tUimd
Our thanks are due to Mr. John F. Rogers, tho
CcntIcmany iuser of the Crescent City Mr. J. W
Sullivan, the express mess niger; Messls Adams s.
Co., the great specie express line and to Beford Il
Co.. the farcei cNpl.ss line, for late papers and
news.
good deal of excitement prevails ~ San Francis
co. IN relation 10 law passed by the Legislature,
taxing all who sell consigned goods owned BY Per
in other States, eighty on every one hun
drcd dollars The hanis and auctone.,s refused
70 pay il. They held meeting the day before the
steamer sailed. and appointed a committee to defend
all salts brought under the iae. fund Of : IS, 900
hes been raised 10 pay expenses.
! good deal Of cXcitemen. existed, too, the
same tim, in Consequence of the Common Council
having PASSED resolution 10 purchase the Jenny
Lind theatre Tor CITY Hall, Tor : 2OC 600 A pub
he meeting to be held the evening the steam
or Ett, 70 protest against il.
The news fom the interior is very favorable.--
Crime is diminishing. The crops are ripe and abun-
dant, ana the population is increasing rapidly No
immigrants by the plains had yet arrived. Gold is
as abundant ever, and immense woik are being
Constructed 10 bring the DIV dcgirss soino
Il them costing qua. Of million of doio.s.-N.
J. Upcld, Jug 2.
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REytNS a. L,ANS.S.

AFAiEKS IN stoves. and manufacturers Of every Nes
Il y cription of Tin and Copper Ware few doors be
low the American House, ST. Anthony street.
I,t4.
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G.. NI,CEEpE. Cy<So,Ery,

4 I the sign OF the Big Gan, Third street 81. Paul
"A next door 10 Caves Saloon, prepared do any
work IN bis line OF business promptly ard TO tic entire
satisfaction of customers.
ff'v 81
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DENTIsTR i.
q. ". nIpnIr. LATC on FTjrrrBi-RC.
JOHN HOLLAND < CO.,

A,crI.aEEEs ASD GENERAL AGENTS.
Z, E,NJRNITlRE Warehouse Bench suert, Saint Fail,
n Improved Farms, Town lois and houses for sale
or rent. Advances Cau>irgnmcIS, and pro apt pay
HcIt OF sales Good references given when required
st. Paul. April j., I-52. 52-ly
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l.. Il. WAIT L. co.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs AND COMNissIO,
MERCHANTS.
AVE opened al the store OF G.. +. Tracy, Thir,
street, general assortment of Family f.rocerie
and sions which they will sell low prices for cash
or in exchange for country produce They respectful,
solicit n share Of patronage.
CHARLES NILBtIN. L. o. WAIT.
lu2f. l0-tf
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WILLIAM TAYLOR.
Earher and IIairlDrosSor

HI AS bull, and fitted up SHAVING SALOON, on
II Third street, next door west of the Post Of
lice ia SAINT Paul, up the increasing luxury style and
elegance, of the growing metropolis OF Minnesota where
he will be happy To citizens and strangers in Saint
Paul. in every branch Of BIS business according to the
best Of his ability
June lc5l.
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FREMONT HOUSE.

JOSIAH WEAVER, PRopR RiEToR
FHNHlS well known stand Bench and corner O Cedar
streets. has been thoroughly repaired, and all
ly furnished and is now open 10 accommodate bearder'
and travellers, with comfortable quarters.
iyl. lit!
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prinplss Democratic Ellen an0 Democratic PLEASURES.
Saint PAUL Business Caros.
(MECU.9.NICHL)
MILLINERY.

MILLINERY.
MRS. l.. NJ. STOAKES. wishes to inform the
Ladies OF St. Paul and vicinity that she thank
nl 10 them for their kind patronage during the preceding
year She has just returned from the East with the
she has Ribbons that cannot lie surpassed both in beauty
and quality this side Of New York Artificial flowers and
plumes, Velvet and Velvet Trimmings of every color
etc she may be found at her old stand, few rods
oi the freshy terian Church. where She would be happy
to attend to amy order in her line of business.
November, 1851. a-29yi
no THE LADIES OF ST. PACL.
EAEEPLY sensible Of past ftvors, again invite Your
~ attention 10 my MiLLINERY -
LsSHNEHT. confidently assured that can show
Ga variety OF materials and trimmings that Will repay
inspection.
Ny facilities are now increased for supply ying with
me atest les and hope to be able TO eyery de-
nRnd which taste and style may require.
NY "rfahgei"enta tor the season, am persuaded, viii
fully ensure that success which the aides of Saint
Paul are 30 willing TO contribute, when punctuaty and
anxiety to please, are beHded with knowledge OF what
thcii excellent taste requites.
NJ. A MARVIN.
JENVELisY! JEVVELRV!
'TiE subsoriber has Just received from New York,
L large assortment Of rich and fashionable Iexelry,
consisting in part Of the following articles: gold chains
finger ngs ockes ear rings, cur pins ladies and gents.
breast pins, braceots seals aud buckles gold pens
and pencils; WHICH he will sell very reasonable terms.
WATCH REPAIRING.
NIKoNoMoVER, duplex, horizontal and vertical
y Watches caleully repaired and warranted The
sabsCflf VIII give h!s personal attention the
and important branch OF watch repairing, and The
"N heat ana intricate departments of the Jewery bu
suc,s ant hopes Is attention the wants and
wishes OF his Customers mCr their appro5ation and
patronage. \. ID. ROBINSON
Watchmaket and JeWeer.
-. Paul, April p. 1852. 2-tf
AUST received, large assortment of Clocks cheap
- Tor cash, al KOBINSDN'S lewelrl store.
LOOK SHARP.
ohSltS shoi according 10 Nature, and Shoes made
Z 4 for all Kind oi Diseased Feet, by
BROOKE a AHrIlR.
At their ncW shop, -. Anthony street above Fort
street, where they prepared 10 do all ainds of
BLA { X AIgTfIING.
share Of the public patronage lectuiiy solicit
cd
n. B. No charges for Horse SAoeng when salts
factory TO customers.
ST Paul, Feb. 5. 42-tf
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BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
4 ND DRAFTS on all parts Of the United Sia,es, al
N the Office of the Minnesota Outfit, by
May !, 1851. CHAS. w. BORuP. Ely
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XAHiTE Granite ware dining plates, teas, coflees
w pitchers, &c, late arrival, y,
in s. WM. X. MARSHALL.
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ST. Daul 33uslmcss Garos.
MECHANICAL 8. PROFESSIONAL
IRlTUALKNoCKINGs IN Nsr.p pA,L.

.hkCHsfNIC.IL g. nal.
SPTRfTUA AL LkNOCkINGS IN ST. PAUL.
'ENE subscriber, on The Of Fifth and NIinneso-
q Ia streets, Is now Mock Mock Nockins old
rags into handsome cheap and durabc Carpets. Ladies
and gentlemen, please cali and those spiritual knock
n.,s. will not intrnde
large quantity of carpet warn on hand and Garnet.
MADE 10 order. T.. N. WALTERS.
50 Paul. tlay 10, 1872. 4--tf
=. B.PRtCE.
EE iA>TLtIlR, can be found near the Of jack
son ana SIKH streets, near the lower single mill
F. Il. p has served ilar apprenticeship az the hus
Of paserng and believes he can give entire salts
faction to u'ose who ma, employ hin, ~ any branch
?. s.Two good journey nsen axe wanted Immediately
81 Paul, Aus. II, 1851. Il
~. Ii. PARK ER.
EeiA$Tt RbR and -bAildcr informs the people
of Sa.Es Paul and vicinity, that lac will attend
promptly and hithiuy to the work entrusted to him, in
his line oi business which he pIolesscs to uniers inG
thoroughly. June i9, 1851 9-y.
BOON BINDING.
Tr1iE Subscriber would respectfully inform The cit
ot Il. Paul and its vicinity, that he is car
lie above bualu, -, III tie 2it story of L. II
Il rs building, of 9Th AMI Robot street
Particular attention paid {, oindns Magazine, Period
cas &C. in plain II ancy hualng, at the shortest Iocc
GIt or reasonable te5ms.
81. Paul, March -, l952. i9-tl
NEW LIVERY STOCK.
SDATTISON &BENSON, have purchased, and eX
lttt II -'i"N, All dsu!ii'H t tlclF Livery
stock. several and elegant carriages buegies and
also harno>s and horse furnishings ara
eIuraCe Of tie most Ctg CANT description.
AISO--an additional stock of uc bloodtd, wen bro
Ae horses. QucrS. Ii 'spiuted horses ia under
hc IiGGoa Law, ii they be in danger OF being knock
a. j.. The head,
our entnc new ,toch wjll cost over Si0o0,00. NJ
eiie- stabi, il the Wet out Of saint Louis, VIII b,
found A. conp't;c oGTs.
NV our fiit mtls and The public please remember that
d., Live, sable IN the rear Of the American House
the uppe. eni oi SAINT fa%l they can at all hours
have ech convey !y land, on Wheels or Oh iolse
back, - they my desire: .....
= Paul Arr, - ~ S9-tt
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UUCToR CARLOS.

sur geJa, Physician cat .icc0Hcher,
A GRADUATE of the PANS and Turin Universities.
"a has taken L.s residence ia 81 Paul lie viii take
pleasure in exhibiting lis Dipo1na to any WHO de-
>ires Or. e VIII have his Olce at VI Turrins
on Fourth street 81. pau where he be found,
NIL rronpiy attend To every caii.
\. D d.. G. Ia. Instruments e.. the most approved
kinds. fox surgical operation ever required. 12f
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5tlIlmater Business Car0s.

~
Henry l.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land Agent.-Stillwater, MINI. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
aoarranted genuine.
ABRAN VAN WORRIES.
dttoraey and COUnsotior O. Lao and Solicitor in
ChGpcery.
WIN attend to all professional business entrusted to hi.
care. saltwater, Minnesota Ter. 62tf
THEODORE r.. PARKER.
Attorney ~ Counsellor at law,
StUwater, Minnesota Territorg.
THE LA + HOUSE.
NEATTHEW TAIS8Y Proprietor,
VA saltwater, Minnesota TegTroy.
March ., ls5e. Al.
MAKBL.E WORKS.
NNM. WlLLIM, agent FOR Matthew Layvton. Marble
w Cutter, OF Pittsburgh, is prepared to receive
orders and turn all kinds 0t Monuments. Tombs and
Grave s-ones, OF the best workmanship and material
VIM. WiLIlN
saltwater, April T. ls52 l--tf
WI. w. HANKS.
a T his store in Saltwater, proparcd to offer
"a his customers, much larger and better assort-
ment of Goods, than lac has before brought into
this market His is entirely fresh and bought
this Spring, al the very lowest figures. Ii includes al
every article called for in and espe-
CIalN such goods as are most wanted by villagers ahd
lumbcrmen. Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, ready
made Clothing, CrockerH, Hardware, Flour. Bacon,
Pork, E.gs Eutter. Cheese, Sauces and Condiments.
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Salt AIolsses, is Dry Goods of
I'll sorts, aud especially for ladies' wear. Fresh goods
viii hc Ordered promptly from week 10 wetl, TO
have constantly hand, whateyer the trade may
quire These goods, customers may depend upon buy
ing, for qucA pay, very moderate profits Hcing de
termincd 10 make bad debts W. w II. feels assured
that he sell goods low they can be bought any
where in these parts, al retail.
wM. ". HANKS.
saltwater, May IS, ls52. 4-tf
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NEW LIVERY STOCK.
So. PAUL,
Door. Sash, and nind Manufactory.

Sc. PAUL.,
Door. Sash, and Hind Nanufactory,
Corner ,1 Feutth and -. Peter Strcats.)
vi. W ISL CO..
EvNER grateful loc thc liberal patronage heretofore
~ c>t'Hrd 20 iA,I, beg l,avc 20 inform the b.ders
of = Paul and the est oi Wuhnd IL general that they
are always ha. and pr"parep8TCd to u,uke any
asnouHi Of D0ucs Window -nsh, Bla.s ana Frames To
order. shorj notice in the dsrae manner and
The reasonable prices for cash. GIN. a cali.
December -, ls5l. AlCUAEL WISE,
30, JONAS GlSF.
PAINTING.
EtIIEENtE 4 NlOREa'. On Fourth street. II
~ i'aul, rear The IlGdl, OF town, m the building OF
Nh. hnuN NJ stairs, may be found ready to attend to
Painting in all its departments. House painting, sign
painting, carriage and Urlamn ntai painting all doac
up promptly and with paints C tn" best qualify Ii We
do oar work in s0v cnly, unworkmaulike manner, We
DO not expect set business in ilt en- -htonci town Il
=. pall. 34y SHERMAN u NO..EN.
DENTISTRY.
6. V. DiDpiE. LATE OF TiTTTBiI RG, PA,
As permanently located in ST. rau. Fourteen wears
close application ms profession. together with
large and beaui assortment Of plain ad gum tee til.
enable him 10 insert from entire o teeth
atmcs ,eric pressure. with beautiful representation of
the uanr gum, restoring It's mcIi to IL natural shape.
Diseased teeth permanently saved BY plugging; useless
teeth cNracted with lite pain possible. Teeth
clcaiscd and diseased gums foiei To health.
Office at junction oi lIlli aud Saint Anhony street
y. D.-Ali Jobs warranted.
81. Paul, May b. i-ly
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w NJ. :. COMBS.

WIN. :. COMBS.
BOOKSELLER AND SrATroNER.
K EEPS constantly on hand, a complete stock of
EA Books and every description of Stationery to-
geher With ianc! Goods; nearly opposite the American
House St. Paul.
April |, l.52. 5O-tf
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MUSIC.

M RS BiDDLE, teacher Of music, announces to the
~ ladies ot -. Paul and vicinity that she VIII give
instructions the Piano Forte. Former success in
bringing pupils rapidly forward, warrants promise Of
general satisfaction Those wishing her services,
ca al her residence Junction Of Hill and st. inthon,
Streets
81 Paul, May I3. 4-tf
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Exchange ana Depositc Once Of
{. f.i,OHGE ". EAEsi NI.ENN & Co.

81. .4aAb0ay street 81. Pant,
EE3Nt.iS on depusitc ard interest allowed on al
w >utus deposited for three months and over.
Exchanges the pIincipa cities East aud South, for
sale
Collections in any pf the states promptly attended
lnvestnents made in Real Estate, otherwise, for
persons living oi the Territory, The most advanta-
geous manner.
Office hours, from 10 to IL O'Clock and from 3 to 4
o'clock. 3}f
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EDWARD M'LAGAN.

STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION,
Al the Lower Landing ~. Paul
Ii Commission and CoHsignm ents, viii be prompt
IN ly and CAREFUL, attended 10.
References: u. Il. Campbell, II. M'Lagan, Galena;
Geo. Del1aun 81. Louis.
Lower toamboat Landing, ST Paul, Min.
March %, lej2. 49-l,
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ASlES & NEI.SON.

4 TTORNEiS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
N ard solicitors in thacery, ~. Paul, Minnesota ;
VII attend with prompsness and fidelity 10 MI law hs
entrusted their in Minnesota, and the aoin
ing counties OF Wisconsin.
J. Yraftcular attention VIII be given IL the collection
of debts. and the location oi Land Warrants.
sept L. la5l. 21-iN
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ST A'EIANER

STATIONERY.
HDi.ANk BOokS OF variety Of sizes menorand,
- books, Drawing, Fooscap Letter. and Note paper
Envelopes, fancy and PLAIN drawing aud other pencils
lcns, mix, &c., Tor sale by ". = COMBS,
Bookseller and StaiioDer, Of saint Anthony an,
Capitol Streets, opposite The American House.
November y, l>5I. 32y
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BLAC SNIyTuING.

A share of the public patronage resi- specially solicit
cd.
n. y. No charges for Horse Shoeing when not salts
factory to customers.
-. Paul. Feb. 3. A2-tf
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NEW CLOTHING HOUSE

NEW CI.DTsI!NSs HOUSE:
AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
VEyINNE - COOLEY, Roberts street, hrst door
w north of Stillman * Co. are now receiving an
extensive of Dress French Eng ish aud
cloths CassHCreS wei aS ricl Ncsiines all
purchased expressly for their Tailoring Department.
Particular attention has been paid t. the Hosiery,
Glove and Shirt Department. ia the Clothing Depart
ment, thcy challenge all competition regards quality
stS lie and low prices
/ 81. Paul, MAY G. lr52. 3-tf
&. j. kOVs'TS 4 co.
Ell Mandatory; every thing in the far line made
n il the best Ladies iIrs, SIC 81 roles, fur
coats, caps aud gloves. Upper Town, nearly opposite
the Brick Hotel. ST. paul. 4j--tc
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SHOE STORE.


a Nou want Ia save your buildings from fire and ycuT
roofs from Totting, get fire proof paint. II can bt
sold at cents per pound: and j. the che pest aud bes
paint in The world. Enquire Lott Nofle,'s. OF the
Agent. The paint j. warranted A. SANBORN.
1t. raui May ISi2
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IL. w. Lott,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. and General
Land Agent.-St. Paul.
Particular attention will be gwen to collections,
Paying Taxes, Entering Lands, Securing Pre-
Enpton Claims and entries made by Military
Land Warrants. ST
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Saint 1utI)onn.

ST. MATTHEW RICHARDSON.
ArToRNEY, At LAW. NoTARIEs FVBAtc, AND LAND
AGENTS.
ST. .fntiony minnesota T.rrifory.
Oct. 3, Isl. 2o-ig
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Attorney n Lair and SOtfcitDr in Ckdacery
COMMISSIONER FOR States of Maine, Rhode island
u Connecticut, New lo.k, remns1 ly,ma, Virginia
Alaba!na ono and Louisiana.
l,.Ali Instrument. - be used recorded in o
the above states, may b. taken az my Office IN 81 Paul
Jul, 81 1851. l5-u
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". II. lark E,I&.

EsLA~Ii RhR and cistern -bGiidor informs the pco
v oi sam. Paul and vicinity, that lac viii atte
promptly and faithfully To- the Norh entrusted to him,
his line OF business, which hc processes 10 uniersa
thoroughly. une -, 1854. 9-y
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Cooper's Clarksburg Register, is published in
Clarksburg Va, every Wednesday morning, at
eS 900 per anntim in advance or at the expiration
III six MoNrHs from the time of subscribing, after
The termination of six months $3.50 will invari-
ably bc charged No subscription received for
less than six months. No paper will be discon-
unuod except ut the option Of the proprietor, un-
Ill all orrearages are padup; and those who do not
order their paper 10 be discontinued ut the end of
their term Of subscription, will be considered as
desiring to have it continued.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at 8 100 per
square Of twelve lines for the first three nser-
lions, and twenty-five cents for each subsequent
insertion. Aliberal discount OH the above rates
snado TO those WHO advertise by tho year. No
advertisement counted less than one square,
Tho number Of Insertions must be specified or
tho advertisement will bo continued and charged
for accordingly.
announcement of candidates for Office $500
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
All communications, to insure attention, must
accompanied by the authors name and post-pad
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LINES

TO MISS NJ. N. OF cLARKsBURo.
My love, my charming dear,
My hearts delight, my only care;
Oh give thy hand to my relief,
Or suffer me to die with grief
Each day my mind is full of caros,
All night my pillows wet with tears;
Oh /! that the God who rules above,
Would truly prompt those that love.
Mo il you are not TO be my wife,
AdiSu ye transient hours of life;
Not oil the gold ON India's shore
Shall ever let me love once moro.
But like some lonesome turtle dove,
Pllmourn the absence of my lovo;
Andin some lone sequsstcrcd place,
I'll spend my few remaining days.
A FRIEND