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Nav Term. ls32: 80, ~ ;.
q Cooke Eaton Norris and Lucy W. his wife,
80 = nan Morris and Lucy ". his wife, pifs.,
" Inn II scot and Elizabeth Scott infant children of VIM
and Rachel Scott deceased by EebeTt L. Leigh their
4! .tn Alfred o. Fegestcn administrator DE bohs non
W Scott deceased late sheriff o Amelia ana
rGsrltor with the " annexed q" VIM l. hgeeson
.. John B Cnin, OF Richard Booker deceased,
> \aaaue Harrison -. De!.s'
.ar,n. Ia The Court that the defendant. Elizabeth Scott
Robert Griffin aud has since departed ts ne
motion OF the rlInii by counsel ana WIN me con
his counsel, ordered ita ms eul oe
re! against The said Robert Griffin administrator =" he
Elizabeth and further aiearns fut tie dsithua., JONI
Css. ci Richard Bo"ser deceased nam departed
duly made and published his last VIII anu esta
Si.an ChIlH has duly quai!hed as eX or. oi
Join Chan. and admrE nc boDls non win Inc VIII
!a,y, tile said kcad Booker. deceased on notion OF me
. the consent OF the sad Ssan a Chdl-
aforesaid by her counsel IL Is uI'
proceede. against the saiu susan A
I"hu b. Chaiin, deceased ana ao aam, ,
;! lie with the VIII anneH'G ~ hlChd," w.
A. his this day 10 be again earu on he d
on of the said John H. Chan'n
ore M se by Of the Court entered at the Octooet
replica the said answer The petition OF neose
ja4Sga AMI ti-ary =! Irving. executors o Iaes ~
c J. the Court entered at me oe!GosF
,S exhibits filed with hc said answer aii pel'ion
az cou,.e consideration whereof the Court
sUi cciHIng matter as 10 me cas SCI o"t ~
and peinn doth that the Commissioners o
an account all valid claims which may ue pro
E aai rpsHi before him. against the estate OF the ai WI"
that o the time and place oil taxing such
a:,oG cory this order once ~eeh ir o"
published in the city OF Richmond
~ the door al the Court Louise oil me-
CoGy Court the day oi The two succ cessVe terms OF te
CyUi: a he state the character the claims which may be
l him. evidence by which they are supported;
@ and account OF the iund now ui.
- he the Court this suit and lhe account thefeo
t which liable the es OF the said deceGeh anu 'nal ne
thereof to with matter speciaiiy stated
Which deem reriinenl which any OF the parties may re-
1i':, 20 BE- 50 stated copy-Teste ,,,x
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LATE FROM CAPE HAYTlEN-RAVAGES Or lfar


Bos Aug 10Th. Dates have been received mere ere ''o"
port au Prince 10 The 4th and Cape Hayten 10 the SUI
i, il said that Mr. Wilson the American Consul at the
has discovered remedy that has saved many lives
number of natives that have died is very large
fnreion seamen have died, and many still sick a nos
nal has been established through the efforts OF Mt
commercial law of very stringent character has
unclaimed BY the Emperor. All original Invoices mus
reT,i6ed as we'll as the manifest. Ii the cargo does no
comn,re heavy fine follows If the amount OF deaIcauol
exceeds $50 the vessels is 10 be coItscated.
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E. r. COLEMAN, ID. c
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

}
The tie foregoing decree are hereby nohed
hat have the 2ih day September 1852 al my oce al
a Five Fork. of Amelia for taking The accounts a.
" by said decree. which and place they are required 10
c vouchers aud evidence necessary TO enable me 10
comply with the acquisitions al said decree.
August 2i-cwiw l.. MASTERS. Comm'r.
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EDITORIAL RENCONTRE-TW EDITORS
IVOTIN0En

N,.uvuIr Arc 2O-A personal alteration occurred th's
mornino between Mr. Zolcoer editor of the Banner aho
Mr Mayand the editor of The Union Shots were
ed on both sides when the former shot in the hean a
tho latter received the ball in his face and gancng down
ward il entered his chest The wound s thought 10 De
qerous The difficulty grew out Of remarks made by eac II
their respective rapers in relation 10 Gen. Pierce and ecco'
matters generally.
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CoMMIssIoyERs, OFFICE, Aug.1e, 1852.

FNI ALFRED o. EGGLESTON Yon hereby notlhed that
have fixed the hday of September 1882 Office at the
Se Forks the Of Amelia TO take and settle accounts
William j. dec d. ard such other
required he stated and ;ed oy decree the Circuit
Court Amelia rendered the May 1852 of SAID Court
Charc-ry depending said Court between James p Cooke.
Morr. and wife and others plaintiff and John
boiling ae Sheriff and such num'r Of VIM
d Alfred o. Eggescn, admir- dc oons non OF VIM Scott,
J and o,ht defendants which ime and place
.quirsd 10 attend evidence enable
Aug 2l-cw4w L. MASTERS, Comr.
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action; we censnTe him not because he is supported by
free s@liers We ask not for judgment agans, HIM on III.
ground that Seward or any other man will yote for him
Without alnt he might have received their supoo,, W.
ask that ne be condemned for basey trucking TO faction
and for seeking the presidency by intrigue and
cdrdea.
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DASvILLE, Aug. l3, lSS2.

TIE TRAORDINARv LABORS OF HON TRUMAN Shi H.
MR. FrrZ HENRY WARREN. AND TIE WIG COMMITTEE.
A gentleman writing from Dubuque Iowa, under dale o'
the 3ls Of Juy-the day before the Iowa election-ays
IL have never known this section OF our Statr 10 com
ontcy flooded with Wing documents as at the preset e
Every Democrat from the highest TO the lowest Is 1uiH
supplied with Whg documents and papers, sacn os hc
Life of General Scott the Signal &C. II would apPea,
40 If ,hev had made general charge upon this Slae and
are very ANXIOUS their way enighen our Democratic
friends So far however think they have made 10 con.
vcrs for have heard no Democrat say or innac 'ha'
he would vote for Scott
So much for Iowa. To North Carolina we learn thd there
were sent through the mails upwards OF eighty thouand OF
Sco,s pictoriaI e We call attention TO this matd tha'
our democratic friends may be fully advised of The supen
dous and desperate cScrons which are now being mde oy
the Whig captains and drill sergeants OF the Seward school
10 elect Gen. Scott.
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BALTIMORE, Auo 2-Sales of 500 nols' Veoa oI, Corn
"A 25 Red Wheat go 94i White % ~
66 o IS; White 81 So.
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A.. lq-Capain Charles Boorman mas oeeI
NE" oHA, ny. ~ to,v nf the Navy the command
lPpI, abe BrooSlyn Navy Yard take effect in October
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MARBLE YARD

,,. MARBLE YARD.
onN ROC ERS, sh Street, Main Rchnond, Va Deae
IN Lgyuan Italian and Marble Monuments, Tonbs
stones Msac ofevery description Wall Plates rons
M country with city reference promptly attended TO-
.ol'ens York City and having much experience in the
that all work executed at his shop viii give
4i'e satisfaction any done North or South. Oet5-cly
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DAVID FUNSTEN,

ATTORSE Ef AT l. W.
practice the Courts Alexandria, Fairfax and Fauquie
C,n,rs He will also attend the prosecution OF Claims
;he General Government. Office kitg between
r, the building occupied by the Manassas Gap Rail
49,. CrmpaG:.
g., lure I5-c6m
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yoTICE rO PHYSICIANS.


PHYSICIAN, .lng pactlce
n poses sell small farm member OF the profession
~ and 10 give the purchaser the benefit Of limit
parrni med with the view OF transferring The practice
rication may be made at the Office OF the Richmond
p,g.r; August 2-r3~
MRS. j. w. PEGHAM,
CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND SECOND STREETS,
HILL in her family young ladies wishing attend school
w R!chmurd from the ls OF October until the Isl Of July
equally convenient 10 the schools Of Mrs Mead and
Rev fJEe Aug. 4-cti
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IRGINIA-A Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the Cir.
Court OF the city OF Richmond the first Monday In Au
gust, 1882, Il, being the ID day OF the montho mr.
John Frederick, fM:
Leon lyHeman. Defendant
In debt aud upon an attachment returned executed
The oec, :s suit of The defendant the sum OF
ur hunc! dollars and sxtynne cents WI" he
awful on eur hundred and dollars and hhy
nt' par, thereof The first day Of june s I'LL any
apteahs By aav, said defendant not resident
s State h: of the plaintiff by his attorney II IS
al he appear here within month after due publication
att 90 protect his INTERESTS ano he
ser be published week four successive weeks IN he
hmonc Enquirer newspaper printed in this city, and posted a.
Of the Court House OF this corporation on the hfst Gay
Aug. l5-cw;s EUS ROBINSON, Clerk.
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JOHN NJ. LATHAM,
Al TOREE Il T La ",
WASHINGTON CRY, D. c.
PRACTICES inthe several Courts the OF Columbia
y pertinent TO his profession, which be
$40 ms vii. with propt attention Ierefcrs
MessrS. SELpEN. WITHBRs & Co.,
Gen JSo. NJ. McCALLA, Washington, D. c.
JAMES j.. MILLER, Esq,
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9sly>ToN s. JONES, S,DEALERS IN LIQUORS. WINES,
w No 20 West Main street. have store for sale

w No. 20, IVES, Main have for sale
III, Tennessee
70 Mayclory iviniage Of ls3i)
very superior FRENCH pR.SDy
! ;ip"s OtIId. Dupuy Co. ~ ~
z :. and j Pipes various brands
and : imitation
p .a.>. o! Peach Brandy
b Ap.le dr
. 10 New England Rum
= WhSkey. various brands aud quality part best family Rye
$ .::'; : e sSs Madeira Sherry "n' F'f WINE
2 5gxes Eialct J.
A,,. Corla Alcohol, 2 and gallon demLons &c. DC
.ir
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'.IIe wired n and NIItH nU,'
And lefi the ma Ter sill III Gouh'
;.h.thcr the anah. that mad" tns tack
- b

Looking al he subject from this point OF ob'erya'i"n can
rc nndcr longer at submssireness "i me ha cann
d,,e n The dic1.ion Of free soil Seward and ms
General Scott is entirely wanting IN 'hsacy. III, "p
ns,i,e o- office sharrened by his p!oaced is ana
now like furnishing vul'ure, he scents from mar 'ng
Slain But how TO reach the spot is The question mere 10
nh;,c in his character 10 excite popular sympathy Like
proud phurisec he has stood aoot from the people WIN
cpa of supreme vanity wrapped about his person. anu
~ Ihonk thee God that am not as other men. bul
these sturdy hard sed pcrchance ragged other men, are
nfia nj the polls They vote the Aristocrats and
ns Their favor secured there is no hope OF winning tne
coveted prize presidential honors One nope remains anu
~ ,bal General Scott turns funG!y The Zee snl"rS ol ''
three mammoth States supposed TO hoia ne oaa.,
mower As they 90, 50 goes The Union To co1ciate ls
ncon is the next step Sewardis their 'epuea e2ast anu
s such will carry them whtheFsoeve he liateh nnt e
I tnnws his advantage when the world ac
rcian comes for aid sletny commands pow down ua
worshin me-" Pride revos and patriotism denufs oS M 'e
lus, Of Office is stronger than both combined Geo
,he nroud naughty domineeng military chiei'an,
=. cpnouer" Ave stopped low, as 10 have MS inous,
locked and his hands chained lest an EEL
letter should destroy his influence aud that OF MS "'a'e
| with The free solcrs. ;s,o,,7 "a, be HI
Ia snch man suitable for the presidency. Ian nc "
- T 40, hy those n win whose favor he has thus so
an Americans noblest brthght-ndepehoen' 'peee" az
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QtlN VI. w oHD.
]. Is. FERGUSON,
~ II Nflkll

I-92 n. - -
IA or from the Mercantile business cordially recommend 10
ny o acquainances and friends the new concern ee eve.
that Justice and Cheap soos can be !au, out
s, gl, ao! item high minded and he,a Ia all transacons
/. .',s, - Elm, ISAAC X. BARkSDALE.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The subscribers have this day formed coparinershp undei e
Word Ferguson Co.. and viii continue me 1Iy Gooa l
and Ionr Business the Old stand, No l3 Main street.
vii b. happy their old friends promising TO 10 all
.l-ir power please. -. -,
Ie - confident their fall stock will be rev and fresh anu
they will be ahe 10 "ier greater ineuct'
-.a Khan ever Al! orders will be prompily attended TO-
~ ~ " " GUN VI. WORD.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

TLr0 doors 6evc Exchange BANK
added his already extensive iaciies OF the lar
and b. Power Presses manufactured the u. States
HIM work neatly eXpedluousiy and
r:ga GOOD establishment in the South
II repaired every description OF work wfchma command
his attention.
Pas materials kind sale al Philadelphia prices
liberal share OF bestowed he most CRATE
and ls continuance respectfully solicited. Aug 4-c4t
WINSTON a. JONES, GKOCERS AND COMMISSION
W MERCHANTS No 10 West Nam Street. have IN store Tor
Purerised aad Coffee
% hhds. West iniia nor ,sSrs
.l Jbls. and tierces Sugar House 'oAfAH'I'''
3.' sacks fine and G. Alum salt
2a..l .as Bacon-IIams Sides and Shoulder,
~ b1!s. No. Lard
IN :l.fces Rice-neT
$50 oa.s Mocha, Java Rio coppre
Lasuayra an Jamaica o'f
II hall chests Black and ~ boxes G. P. Tea
30 segs Avalon Nails
1n baEs Shot
81 bGls Tar
100 boxes Sperm, Adamanine and Tailow Candles
}!tS Scars. Iari very superior
aud Straw Bed Cords, Cotton and Hemp Lines, Wrap
Shot, Thread Asp Ginger Grain and Ground Pep
- M4,4gj Buckets Broom Window Glass, Manufactured To-
~ Bsug Letter Cap aud Wrapping Paper Fancy and other
Sa.. Clarified and Cider Vinegar, &c, August l3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-04-22
Correspondence of the Mercury.
WAsHIsGToy, April, 1852.

GENTLEMEN; Will you allow me to cal
the attention of the Planters in your State
to the late proposition received by me from
the Messrs. Hartsen Brothers, Amsterdam
1t will be remembered, that these parties, or
account of misunderstanding on both sides
and wilful Misrepresentation ofthe enemies
of Southern Commerce, were dssnaded from
exerting themselves in regard to trade
which they were led to believe could never
be established took the liberty of saying
in behalf Of the planters Of the South, that
they were in earnest, and, that to test the
matter, let an advance Of half be made by
Hartsen Brothers for a trial cargo. That
this trial cargo would evidence to my South
ern friends the disposition abroad to co.ope-
rate with usto start the ball" and would
prove by actual results evidenced by the ac-
count sales, whether direct trade was hum
bug or not. That all the Planters wanted
was the means, safe, simple and guaranteed
and they would act. These statements of
mine werG in opposition to those of hundreds
who had busted themselves in regard to my
arrangements in Europe. In accordance
with my earnest solicitations, and upon the
faith of my assurances in behalf Of the Plan
tiers, the Nlessrs. Hartsen Brothers have re-
newed their offers and given specific au-
thority, in accordance with my proposition,
to authorize an advance of half upon this tri-
al cargo, and, if the results prove favorable
and mutually satisfactory. that further advan-
ces of two-thrds and three quarters will be
made.
haze notified Mcssrs. james Gadsden
and co. of the same, and merely ask, through
your journal, to call the attention of the
Planters of South Carolina TO the facts. 1t
is not for ME to say anything more about
direct trade, to 4 people so intelligent as the
citizens of the Palmetto State. If that sub
ject is not now understood at the South, it
never will be. We are now on the eve Of
the first fire, before the great and general
battle. Shall my representations be sus-
taincd. or, shall the enemies Of Southern
commerce, at home and abroad, still further
cut us off from that sympathy and conf
dence which it is so important for us to es-
tablish with the Continent of Europe! Here,
at least is the issue made. Here are the
darling advances "-thc opportunity of mo-
MED alliance with uoland-nf low interest
and the hundred advantageous items involved
in direct trade What better time could
be selected! What more is wanted! A
consignment to Mcssrs. lIcrtscn Brothers,
Amsterdam, through Messrs J. Gadsden and
5 auIe s 9zsaERsa be stfked Tks 44a 4aE R @
usual commercial details are arranged-cor-
rcspondence established, and 1t now remains
with the Planters TO decide whether direct
trade il IN abstraction to be talked about, or
fact, involving the commercial social and
and political redemption, to be sustained by
the South, as wise, and safe domestic poll
cy. Nous rcrronS.
&C. BAYLOR.
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Select Gole.
HE WI u R ID e X.
A TALE OF cIRCUMsTANTIAL EvIDEN


"AH! the eagle must soon become wearied
with the little bird of the forest. and his
wings will no longer overshadow it" said
Yantcc TO her white lover in that metaphori-
cal style, which, perhaps, the fervid imagina-
tion of the red man as well as the paucity Of
his language compcls him to adopt; and, y
the beautiful girl continued, :" the braves of
the forrest will then scorn it."
"Ncvcr. neverw exclaimed the person to
whom the above was addressed, with start
ling vchcmcnce. "Never! while the rivers
run, the wilderness puts forth its leaves, or
yondcr sun glittcrs in the sky"
The girl, as if satisfied. leaned her head
upon his bosom, and he, again and again,
pressed his lips 10 her dusky, though most
lovely brow.
This conversation occurred many, many
years ago in the great wilderness of the
West. Simple rs it was, unregarded by the
world. if overheard, MS it would have been,
vet effects flowed from the passionate words
Of these torcst-denizens which altered the
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Qoetrp,
HURRAH FOR SPRING!

BY RoDoPnE.
Hurrah for brisht-robed Spring
She comes with her angcl-band,
And sparkling gems DER Ecarth upspring,
As she waves her magic wand.
Hurrah for the blooming flowers,
The bursting buds. and the leaves!
Oh soon they'll deck our bowers
With the garlands Flora wcaves.
1Iurrah for the perfumed breeze,
AS it sings in our flv'ritc grove,
Around the hallowcd trees,
The trysting place Of Love.
1Iurrah for the glorious sun.sllinc,
The warm, bright days of Spring,
The merry notes of the joyous birds
AS they fit by on the wipg
1Iurrah for the gushing streams,
Now freed from Winters lhrall,
And dashlng, meath Sunny beams,
,irs,--rnrcrfsrft rftI--------------->--
IIurrah for mount and plain,
The moon and stars So bright!
Spring hold, her COURT and reign
At morn, ut noon, and night.
1Iurrah for the honest Farmer!
He lubors now with zest,
Prepares the soil, plants the seed,
Kind Heaven does the rest.
Hurrah for the Farmers boy!
Oh well he guides his stccd
With merry" wo.hoy,"
AS his plough moves on with speed
1Iurrah for the angel, Spring
That smiles o'cr all the land,
And bird aud bee, flower and tree,
Feel her reviving land.
WHY DON'T THE GIRLS PROPOSES
BY A sIdIIISG SWAIN.
Why don't the girls propose, 0 say'
wish they would begin!
I've donned my Sunday suit each day
Since the new year came in,
And trained my new moustachc with care,
And sent them many rose,
And smiled at every passing fair;
But still they don't propose!
I've waited patiently aud long
These three years past III vain,
But now fear there's something wrong,
For leap years come again,
And not a single offer yet
To soo,lie my many woes,
Oh, dear! my heart goes pit-a-rat-
Why don't the girls proposcl
. But I've made des' 'rrate vow
To say no lady nay"
This only hope is left me now
To shed one lins'ring ray;
The girls alike agree to this,
That I'm the best of bcaux,
The compliment to me what bliss,
Ifthey would but propose!
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EVIDENCES OF Fol1y.-Asking the pub
Usher of a new periodical how many copies
he sells per week.
Making yourselves disagrccable, and Won
dering that no one will visit you.
Getting drunk, and complaining the next
day of tho headache.
Neglccting to advertise, and wondering
that you do not succeed in business.
Refusing to take a newspaper, and beng
surprised that the people laugh at Your lgno-
rance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-04-22
C. G. BAYLOR.

UawIroLEsoME CUHTAGtoN.-The follow.
inc extract from in article in the New York
Tribune sets forth in pretty strong colors the
influence of Congressional extravaganza and
prodigaliiy on the mln who leaves his home
with the idea that eight dollars Il day is fine
wages. Though highly colorcd, there is a
great deal of truth in the paragraph:
"The Congressman has bawed himself
hoarsc on the stump in behalf of 'reircncll-
mcnt and REFORM but he reaches Washing
ton, and sees millions going this way and
other millions that, at dash of the pen; and
his eight dollars per day, which looked so
inviting in the prospect, dwindles, in full
view of these dazzling realities, iatoI q pit
tance which he would be ashamed to keep
his dog on. So he begins by ovcrcharging
his mileage by some magnificent circum-
bendibus next votes limsclfa cart load of
books, which he often sells at a ruinons
shave, (but he pockets the proceeds and un-
Gle Sam the loss } and now he is ready for
jobbing in contracts, in claims, and dabblcs
in all manner of miscellaneous corruption,
whereby the expenditures are swelled, and
the treasury depleted. So up go the aPpro-
priations to an enormous figure, but nobody
is TO blame. Party hacks try to make party
capital out of it, and pot applies unseemly
epithets to kettle; new denmgogues contrive
to snppant some of the old ones, and fall to
realizing Esop's fable of the fox and the flies:
so nothing comes of this whitening expose
and that tremendous castigation, but infinite
confusion, wranking, and empty noise; at all
events no retrcnchmcnt. but rather increased
extravaganza, waste and pcculation."
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w. F. DURISOE, Proprietor
THE EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
W. F. DURlS0E, Proprietor.
A. SIMKINS s JOHN BACON, Editors.

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subscribing, will be considered as made for an
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the first insertion, and 81 l2 for each subsequent
insertion. When only published Monthly or Quar-.
terly. One Dollar per square will be charged. All
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insertions marked on the margin, will be contin-
ued until forbid and charged accordingly.
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so on liberal terms-it being distinctly understood
that contracts for yearly advertising confined
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ments must be paid for in advance.
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