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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06
Re- Yoit March 8, 1851

Tie called "Uuor ele, u,9e up sy ZEE. thar is
rt0Is he rdj-srned meeting c. tn Mnouy he'd
tiiav eytns March There Rot asinge person TIL at
pg list lpGoft che r eket VI eh VS. approved Of he
general meeting OF the aockb1 oilers -
JOHN II WHITE
DTDLEY PERSSE, Non ,,1,,
UDOLFHO WOLFE, (couafs-
JOHN HOOPER
p Tho Election 'akes place THIS MONDAY March taNs
s Brcsiway. between Che hours o. u NJ and SIP
NQTICE.-An assessment OF 10 per cent on eael
~ share e TIE ricn sock q The hAVERsrRAw NS
ING ard IRON COMPANY s b. msic the lSth u a.sA
raysb thc counting Of brown Fanad No q Psvs
By order OF the Board wM. FCRNALO rreu4rss
NETWORK METROPOLITAN HALL CONPA-
~ Ny CAPITAL sscO .ooNocs Q. hsrsby Given thu soa
- Sui c-p the Jsritsl Stock Of Yort Me,ropo IA
nan CTsuv viii - cpcned tti the day ef March h
rerors and st the PLACES IS fo.oFs;
Tfrrs NcFrats Nsssu Bank. s.eknsa Of, Moon
II Tutov NJ II Nslst Colf ma sse,ssn aster pOis
Nun us No 90 BToalway Ghcs,er Dogs No e3i brS
way Wser HsIdi7e 40 80 Wal, and 10 90 BroA<sv
D. ,iots SUTHERLAND NOTE Offices No g. Bible Hone Aax
plses ard No 81 Bro dsy Pa kplsss shares
Terms Of subsorptou: = per cent o. y March PROVIDE
$4,000 o. the CAPITAL stock b suhcrost 80 per cent oa
A. r sra ne hasuce On smen ot 10 per seut each Is ~
- rrrrcd Tor rrcst cution q the bdudag aud Cn p'ss
s''''''' " FLrLZAR fARMLy Precedent
THOMAS MCELRArH Frees7fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06
The aggregate Of Dry Goods for the year sre

The Gggregnfe OF JJfJ TODus TOT 'Ht !toI VI
FROM January lst. ....... .,o,,,..,
Total uttered the poTt.-s..sss = <lot1l
To,sj ihrovn on tie market ..... 20 f97t62 AS3l7H
The total amount entered, it will be seen Is abou
$500 600 les than for The period of last year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06

The Sub Treasury received to-day sl59'2'3i paid
So, l6j; balance s73j4,562
The imports during the week of goods other than Dry
Goods are comparatively small The aggregate s'7'4'S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06
Tic following are The Exports for The week

The exports Of the same week las; year 100000
The earnings Of the Michigan southern and Northern
Indiana Railroads for February
Passengers aud MGii....,.....s..s.. ..s.s--Dl -
Fresh and Miscellaneous. .............t... %1i4o
EsruIgs Of Febr ssry, lG53................ % 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06

II W. VAUGHAN * Co, Providence, z u
~. BAhRFRs sud BROKERS-Aro prepared 10 aelola
Comnfq PAPER Collections In all ~ the eoant
uy eel Stocks CormssiOn and TO act AyerH for ~
tee al road IN the tan. ciIOn OF any business.
RFFFRFNCEs ia T. Bowes President Bl.ekstoss Gees
ssuk Providsnco Mr. d Bsker President Howard Bni
ina Boston MssCs q : Robbins Son Nes fore Mem
JON tAInum q Co. Philadelphia
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-16

which time the invalid had sunk into a
peaceful sleep. aud was smiling sweetly
IN his dreams. She was quite affected.
a, first. But she soon rebuked herself
for this weakness, saying that it was per.
haps her very absence. since that alb.
sence was in good cause, which had
saved the cbilG's life. For Mrs. Jones.
being bi, of lheoiogian, says that there
is reributon, as well for good as evil,
in this world, even il not n The next
Yet. somehow, am prejudiced enough
10 wish that she would stay more at
home. But when | once expressed a
desire to tha, effect. she said | wanted to
MAKE "a law for her Conscience" and
to degrade her into mere household
drudge. Nv omsn," she added, "has
higher mission
Perhaps she has. own ,ha, don't
know mach about such obtruse ques.
tions. Only. if some Sewing Society
would take pity on my poor children, |
would receive IL as a favor; for | know
no place where few warm garments
are wanted worse.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-16
$3.50 PER ANNUM, in ADVANCE.

your spirits bravely: if you hadn't, my
boy, you'd been food for the sharks,
maybe, bv ;his time. | should have been
some skeered my self, Billy, If I'd seen
10 your place"
Would YOU, ihough"' said The boy,
as he Iookedup, by the dim light of The
cabin lamp "Oh! no you wouldn't
But was glad, l tell you," he added
quickly, his ey es glistening, "when saw
the schooner come riding the seas to-
ward me, and thought Ia see mother
again" And, al this recollection, his
iortltude gave way, and he burst into
flood of tears. But !hev were tears sa-
cred I" a mothers memory, and they did
him honor.
III is no fairy sketch. The news.
papers Of last November recorded tho
selt-p possession and courage of the hero
OF our Story, exactly as we have told it.
only in more general terms. Do we err,
IN saying with those journals, tha: the
world will ye, hear more Of this brave
boy!
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-16
Speculative Philosophy.

Ii all mankind could wink at the same
moment, the muscular eilur, exerted
would be sufficient 10 jos.ie the earth
out of its orbit.
If all the oalhs uttered in the United
States. were required 10 be printed. il
would employ all the presses IN the
country. day and night, to perform the
labor; and if a tax was levied on them of
one cent each, oGe Years revenue would
be sufficient 10 transport all lie mails,
lay double track railroad to The Pacific
and pay the public debI Of every Sac
in the Union.
The cigars consumed throughout the
country in ane year, would IN Ike a worm
fence six feet high around The Dstric!
OF Columbla; and the air expelled in
Smoking thsm would drive the japan
squadron round The world, with enough
over TO do The windwork of all the pat
en-, medicines.
If all The 'jeciod tobacco guilds were
from this lime to be dropped on the
dome of The Capitol at Washington. The
hail Of Egyp, would be no comparison
TO The peltIng storm, and the editice
would be buried deeper than Nnevet,
before The next meeting OF Congress.
Ii all The lies told during the last Pres
ldenilal campaign could be boiled TO,
gether they would make soap enough 10
wash the face Of nature.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-16

IMPRESSIONS All FIRST sIGuT.--This
subject belag brought up at She supper
table, WAS getting talked over when the
lady who presided 'o'er lhe cups and
tea said she always formed All idea ol
person at first sight: and THAI idea she
t-Lnd was currrcl one ...
Mamma, said her youngest son in a
:hriii VOICE, .hAl attracted he attention
Of all present. ......
Well, my dear said the fonl another,
'wia, do you want
Il want 10 kaow,' said Young Ameri.
ca what you thought chen . u frsi
sac M
There was no answer Ia This query
but W. learn that general litter prevail
ed and that Charlie was taken into the
kitchen Immediately by Ihe servant
Fores. Guy Dem.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-16

And oft when danger is watching near.
Perhaps by the gentle flower,
OF some bright guardian angel dear;
We the evil hour.
Then weep We not for last years scenes,
Of love and beauty rife;
But gaze with hore on the day stars beam
The beacon light Of life.
For not alone to the coming year.
Will the gifts Of God befree;
They'll Ljnger till all seasons her,
Are wrapt in Eternity.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-16
The EyELAsHEs AND EYEBROWS In

The EyELAsHEs AND EYEBROWS I'm
Circassia. Georgia, Persia, and India,
one OF The mothers earliest cares is 10
promote The growth of her children S
eyelashes. by tipping and removing the
fine gossamer like points with pair ol
scissors, when they are asleep. By re-
pea,ng This every month or six weeks,
they become, in time. long. close, finely
curved. and of "a silky gloss. The prac
lice n-ver fails to produce the desired
effect, and j. particularly useful when
owing to inflammation of the eyes, the
lashes have been thinned OF s,un,ed.--
Roiciand on the Hair.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-16
"WhO made YOu,"

One of the ladies connected with ,hs
Methodist Five Poin, Mission who
has, under her charge some thirty li,,le
boys called them together on The morning
OF Christmas, to perfect them in the an
swers to the questions she intended 10
put 10 them before the visitors during
the afternoon. After arranging them
properly, the frs. boy on the right, in
answer TO the question, 'who made you,'
was TO say God The next, .of what
were you made! reply-.'rhe dust OF
the earth and so on through the Cate
chism The all important momen,
having arrived, the little .shayers' were
told TO stand up. The little head bov,
1t seems, was missing, bptslhe fact being
unno,iced by the teachef. che proceeded
with the question Who made your
which ELECTED the Showing lauehable
answer: Il was mad6 ont Of de dirs of
de'ert; but the little fellow what God
made has sot the belly ache and gone
home.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-16

q The Troy Wing tells story of
" William Lyon M'Kenzie, that is worth
repeating. When M'Kenzie. il saws.
Sas trying to revolutionize Canada b,
Mating rebellion, he and his coadiu,ors
were lasish OF premises to all who
would enlist for the wal and fight i. our.
Every soldier was to have good farm.
and those VINO did extra well, . o. three.
After the bubble Md burst, and M Kenzie
and his ragged ban wefe 81 Bul3alo. ono
Of the most iorlorn lh> latter sonecscl, s.
ed Mac and demandU nhnn ~ sl,ould
redeem his promise. You know YOU
promised me a farm if would iine in,
and now I've come for it. "You have
ha!'said; Mac Well, you cross righ, over
TO CanSda, and take the 6rst farm YOU
come TO. II IFS COOL one. Tell them
sent you.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-16

tg The renowned Lola Monlez has
turned up again with Grizzly Bear for
a Pet. Al Grass Valley Gal a CORES.
PonIence Of the Mobile Advertiser
writes:
Our town has. for some months, ub-
Iainlned some notoriely from the resi-.
dence among US OF real live Colntess
You may no! be aware, perhaps. that
The renowned Loia Mon,ez, Heald Hull.
&c, Countess of Landsfeld,. after ex.
hlbiIlng her agility in the .'spider dance"
upon the California boards for some
months, and getting married, has finally
settled down III the quiet village of Grass
Valley. turned her new husband adrift.
apple Tor divorce. and declares our
town the preltiest place shs ever saw.
and is determined on making the. place
her permanent home. regard this as
only one of the wild Freaks of Lola. ana,
doubt II she can be conienled TO remain
until spring. She has bough, a cottage.
made numerous additions and attractions
and me,amorphorised it iuio a French
chateau. built u beautiful Greenhouse and
dollhouse. purchased choice assortment
ofplan!s and flowers. keeps her saddle
horses and dogs. and among other various
pets. has live grizzly bear chained in
her yard. aud amuses various Indian
boys and ioaiers by annoying him and
exciting his utmost fury, and taen by
coaxI"g and peiting him-as only w0.
man knows how TO do-wiil feed him
with sugar from her hand. The friends
OF The Countess may be glad to know
OF her welfare. She is as seducipgly
social, and as easily irritable a, ever.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-16
EDA lady who was visiting one of tn,

er- A lady who was visiting one Of the
churches in New York, commenced
singing the hymn which was given out.
when the sexton crept softly to her ard
told her that in that church the choir
done all the singing. The lady after.
wards renarked to a friend ,ha, the
church had better strike from her !iidr
gy. "Lel The people praise Thee, oh
Lord. lie, ALL the people praise rhee!'
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-16

The hotels of California are rath-
er primitive. A friend of ours put up az
one near ,he mines. That our readers
may have some idea of his bed room
furniture. we would state that he washes
in half pumpkin. and dresses his hair
with a curry comb.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-16

SLEEPING IN CHURoH.-People who
carry full dinners to church with them
IN !he RQe, noon.sfe remarkable apt to
fall y matter how good ,he SER
mon qmoy be. Last Sunday afternoon 4
Resiss Clergy man in Hudson stree,
Asie holding forth to his congregation
style that ought to have kept them
lake, suddenly stopped in his Discourse
md said--' Rrethern: l have preached
auQns half OF my sermon. and perceivs
shaS twenty five or thirty Of my con-
gre9etion are fast asleep. Ishali post
pone lhe delivery Of the balance of il
un.llshey wake up!"
There was dead pause for abou, Eve
ainasss during which time the sleepers
awoke, and the preache. went on. ~
7. Erpress.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-16

II One of The bes, "hi,s" ever made
q. an impropriety in lady's dress. was
made by Talleyrand. During the revo'
luton, when asked BY lady his opinion
Of her dress, he replied. Iii began too
late and end TOO soon"
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-16

~Tae people of Davenport talk of
jubilaling The opening of .he Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad to the latter place,
which will take place in few weeks.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-16

20 Man is ike snow ball. Leave
him in idleness against the sunny senee OF
prosperity, and all the good that's in hun
melts like fresh butter in hot days; bui
kick him around, and he gathers strength
every revolution until he grows 10 an av-
blanche. Tosmake figure in the world
you must keep moving
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-16

wThe man who beats the drum TO
the "narch of lime," is now learning TO
play the ''horn of pleniy." The poor
fellow recently lost his sight. aud is now
led by the dog whose shark is on the
c." F
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-16

n The man who made shoe for the
footof a mountain, is now engaged on q
hat for The head of discourse. after
which he will manufacture plupe for
General Intelligence.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-16

EA writer in the Muscati,e Journol
suggests the name of Thomas w. Clae-
get. OF Lee county. as the candidate fos
Governor.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-16

DThe sursst way to prevail upon a
young couple to marry, is to oppose
them. Tell them you s.would rather see
them IN their graves" and twelve moA,hs
afterwards their BABY win pass you TWO
times day in willow wagon.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-16

" Patrick O'Donohne. the Irish Ex-
lie. after short illness, died q. BROOKLYN
on the 22d inst.
The daily union., 1854-12-10
uoUsE- WIFE COTrONs : Third In.t.I,n.nt

HOUSEWIFE COTrONs Third InstaI,nent,-we
III have the pleasure Of announcing
who have been waiting patiently the OF install
Of The justly celebrated housewife that
today 40 pieces As originated introduced, had
Gle manufactured with expressly for the
ine have stamped them In full
We thus particular from knowledge Of inferior
article (ckeed wife coo) being prepared for this
ket. .- -.
Go pieces very superior inens priced
hne all cheap portion Of which manufactured
order.
Vast lots of all other kinds Of linen goods Purchases Of
class OF linen goods should justice themselves
stock.
ImnOurnng goods Of all kinds win be found
ample, and complete throughout year.
100 pieces white faDne assorted grades shades
than the usual prices
rs pieces anne superior
quality.
loo pieces rich wooen plaids for ladies' children
considered the hands0mest patterns in the city.
Choice cloths, pTousion,
Cloves aud drawers suspenders
breas &c Also article usually found ordered dry
goods house; al of which daily additions made
BY having price only and dealing solely such articles
bear decided excellence fabrics
enabled to offer really inducements discriminating
Judges Of goods) r
others cordially invited call
the advantage Of buying where only is asked"
Delay settling bills
Good articles lew pices and fair dealing be relied
all cases.
PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores, West Building,
Oct S-eteoif Opposite Centre Market.
The daily union., 1854-12-10
NOTICE.
ORpsAHox OyYlcs,

Washington, September %, 1851
CONGRESS during last having made appropriation
for the purchase Of the best breoch loading rifles for the
United provided that War, after
lair practical thereof shall deem the purchase advisable and
proper inventors and manufacturers hereby notified that spec
will be received Office I'LL the OF
December for preliminary aud found to offer
reasonable OF being useful purchase will be made OF
sufficient number i've Of of those aodpg zach
expecaon be placed in the hands the soldiers or trial In the
field The this aid Secretary
king decsi HENRY X. CRAIG,
H.Hat Lta Colonel Of Ordnance.
The editors VI the following will please insert tho
week for this ONCE
copy the paper containing The National ntegencrr and
Evening STAR Washington cy Argus, 1t Philadelphia Military
Argus New York Times Hartford Times Boston
Pitssbu Times at Louisvlle Delta, at New Orleans
Sep 30-1aw6w
The daily union., 1854-12-10
No. 523.l rll
Sale OF alternate sections the state Of Missouri.


ny the Prc.idcst OF tho United saH4cs.
pursuance Of law FRANKLIN PIERCE, Pre.aen,
thai public sales Of pars sections
sS's to si s. g.ss % ss: A a.
M,Ss subject to sale At two dollars and any
granting The right o. The State Of Missouri and portion
and specially excepted graduation As to price B,
s sd Of O. s aa State | @ BE- @ a. The
'-'' :
Al the land office pALXrn., commencing on Monday, the
within such sections aud of sections bearing odd
wins "'''"'
Narts Of tAe base ns Of fah principal .ee,an
Tow nship my sir, of range three
Townships tYfpe, ay sn fity-seven, ty-efsA tsy-
ro~@9,a,p. " s'e y' h'yssveu, hnyeisA and NY
Townships dayi0s ay sy.sss", .y-sisA range
TOwn:as,ps Eve any ak and :s Of range eight
Townships ys4, 6y sevol and ly sisa of runge eleven
Townships jy'z, nyseven and syeisa Of range Twelve
The land Office MIL.s commencing Mondny the eighth
such odd numbered to as situated n the
iollowingnamed townships, to wit;
North Of the base line Of the aA principal
sa range snss sss
TSwps ana and o anss sss"
teen.
Townships aud fry eight ofranue eighteen.
Townships tysr fifty seven, and yeg, Of nineteen
Townships uty my and fifty esAt of
townships Uty my scven ana MY cigh OF range twenty
Townships ty r, hy seven 6yeiga of runge twenty
81 ..H'
Townships fyr seven, 6tsigh of range twenty
three. '
Al the land office at PLATpuRs, commencing Monday The
eighteenth day Of DECEMBER for the disposal the pub
lie and IN such odd numbered sscons above
used in the following g-named townships, viz:
North Of tAs base nc, of 6h principal meridian
Townships fly sir hty seven, fry esM and ane, of range
tweny-f0ur. -
Townships fifty siI fy and fifty eight, range twenty
five.
Townships 1ysir and yeism range twenty
Townships ysia nyseven and Jyeish, of range twenty
Townships aysir, hy seven, and tyega of range twenty
eight
Townships ~ sir, dy seven, and y eight, range twenty
Townships y-as, my seven, eight, range thirty
one.
Townships 6aysr, hyseyen, and ayeight, of range thirty
Townships nysr, fifty yseven, 1y eight, Of raass thirty
Townships Gtysir hfysevcn, and s eight, of rangs thirty
Townships Gfy-4, dy and 6yeisA, Of range thirty
i've.
wholly within
those in italics partly within said limits designated the d
israms which furnished respective district land Offices
by the Commissioner Of the General Land Office
The will De sold subject to the right of granted by said
1882
said road public highway for ranspoaion and therefore
particular rac through which the road will be sold
containing quantities shown by the official plats.
The sections will be offered the order in which they adyer
sale will be kept for time sufficient admit of
Offering u the lands exceeding weeks nppca
make entries Of the lnnds offered under this poc
nation after OF public
Given under my hand city Washington fecRh
September Domn thousand eight hundred and
my FRANKLIN PIERCE
by the President:
AcfinE C0mm missiOn Of The enc AM Oficp
The daily union., 1854-12-10
SHINGTON, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1854.

lsAKPETlnGb AND EVERY OTHER Dusc8Ip.
uSa q dry receiving.
rect from importers and from the York brilliant
supply Of superb velvet tapestry Brussels three
Ply and superhne ingram carpets which so (on 70 10
~ per cent lcss than prices. l4|I
Aso The most elegant and varied stock Of curtain
nave ever opened former seayon c0mpsng
san and cotton lane damak Turkey
tam chntx shade linen, lace and embroidered
scn and ey the yard some very elegant and cheap.
we are kowie prepared offer Inducements
cnssen moor oicots, all kinds comforts
nom ~ to $e pair linen shectinys widths pillow
case damask table diaper and danssk
coocd step linen, ocoih, Scotch Russia and
back diaper, table 0iici0th &C. = -
ihhc wihout enumeTaung more would friends
ana inc pubic generally That stock this every descp
on goods has been bought greatly hgrcs from
large auction saes in New York. and will be
credit dealers at corresponding low nl =
BARNES MITCHELL
On the avenue, between 9Th and 9th streets.
Sep 22--eo3wif = - ~'
The daily union., 1854-12-10
United States Mail.
UTAH.
Posr orycs DrrAarmssr,

r0sr o'n'r Drpanrassr panaan, ,s.a
Ia, day Of sspses 1852 the son day Of June ,a's nea
Once OF Post ONCE Department, ciiy Washington,
day routes, and the specified,
lasoo Salt Lake CITY, NeT M Mill Holidays
se,lsuen, L,iis Cottonwood, and D,.penvie, TO Mount
sail Lake Ciy every thursday q, IN,
savs hss ouSns. n ss:y sr" Friday day s
,aso7 Sal. s'l s's c~ Jordan
nsr's Mills Bingham. and kanyon, TO Cedar Valley, as
Leave salt Lake cy every Thursday ATTAIN;
Arrve :. Cedar Valley next day by lami
Anivs Al Sal, Lake Cry next day bys pm
lasos From Ioe City 10 Gran"v - miles and back once
Leave Toee City every Tuesday atsam,
Leave Grantsville every Tuesday at PM
1850 From Tspa, CIV BY flmEIs Cry, Corn o,sst ra"ssona
Lsave Nephi City every Monday s,e am;
Arrive at Cedar City next Friday by 6pm;
Arrive at Nephi City every Friday byepn
NOTES
will be made for trips NOT and for each Of such
omissions not satisfactorily explained !hee Times The pay Of ,h
with depending mails and no, sufficiently excused one
@ he nSs e py aaa
y explained by certificates OF posmases or the adavs OF
pos, ONCE io suffering s. nased Destroyed robbed
and for refusing after demand TO convey ns man as as
route The ros%as,sI may
department. assigning
Postmaster General The Postmaster
the schedule He also order increase Of
by allowing therefor increase the
He curta discontinue the SERVICES
rata decrease Of pay he allow one months ezra ion
distance the points supplied
correctly The bids should be addressed
Assistant General supecrbed "Mal proposals
Territory Of Utah." The be executed and
before the Isl day Of September
1885, further particulars conditions to be incorporated in
the advertisements, for California, Oregon uta, SC,
dated l3h OCTOBER 1853.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
6-Iawiw Postmaster General
The daily union., 1854-12-10
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p"y"ent Of The sahscripuon be made in ADVANCE
Ani Subscribers money by letter the po.tage OF
M be paid BY aud all by ourselves in lis
Inc COUNTRY PAPER is published uweekiy during IN, aus
'''"' u congress- and 'smlweeky during the recess.
'of period less than year received
crms ptoportoned To the above annual raies.
P0STMAsTERs authorized as our agent, and by
sending Us yvx DAILY Subscribers, $50 enclosed or ys
0hAiWEEkLY subscribers, with sa enclosed win be euuuedo 10
copy syatI.