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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17

n T. MODEL RLOW.
HTHlCH iook lhe FrenIi1m n The riouehing.
~ Mach on dacob Ssnszneys Arm May sob.
le1h can noN Be sen ~ calling a. he Wltks o|
Messrs. 6narp q Hatm1ter. Winchester.
The point i steel or wrought iron. ard e., b
turned four di1srenfWsys. TIE Cnuernnd share
can Be turned Twice; he i.l,cr = made al eilhrr
cast o. wrought iro1. 4 = trfabIe. ehe4p and Ia
hor>1xine. being ne1tir 1rILnGcd nnd conslruci-
81 - % Do ftr1s korses Uork viii Ir--t manner u
val i1Pcrlaace 70 he farmer Tee iaffu1 CON-
ueoces turning a he cnllkr. iheretr aFoidiue ne
he4gT fic.i11 and bScakire 1f flrrou ub.toidsbis
n al cher Rlcus. 4 tnr1& fauoa l6 ilcke1
vide and 81 inches desp-
En1oiries ron<sl1ins 4 - orders for ship
Rights, vii 9 rronriIl sIisnl<f % ~ nddrcSein1
- ROWLAND = THOMAS
- = g. 5f5 q:
si i ssr & r. 6. .:i' IS. !. &
~ =. 1854 ''s'N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17
VARIETY.
.DoNiT KNOW.

II 3 said that the day after the PhiIadel-
phis election the hundreds Of inteffogatories
which were put, By the sunterrifed, touch
ing the astounding result, received in al
most every instance, the very explicit and
satisfactory answer, sIdost kaowr-the con-
ysrsation running something in this wise:
Morning, Jones; well, We got badly lick'd
yesterday; what the plague could have been
the cause Of it1'
sDong knoic.'
II hope you didn't YOte against Us, die
yous'
sDont k1osD.'
What don't know how you voted1'
tD5aI know'
The ID you don't. Do you not knolr
that this Is very fne. pleasant morning
glorious morning
sDoAt knoc'
Morning, Nj. johnson Well, how'd you
ike the way the election went yesterday
Don't kn0ic'
why Bless me, are yor one Of the Know
Nothings, tocr
sDonf kxolo'
sYou doat knoic-Eell what tue hi do
yon knowl'
fD6at knoie.a
And SO il ran; in fact it is said that the
people Of no city in modern times has ever
been known to exhibit such profound ignO.
rance a. did those of Philadelphia, on the
morning aftsr the late election. and more
over, Il Is said this ignorance is spreading
70 snch an alarming extent thatit Is ccnjec.
tured the whole country will ere long be
shrouded IN mental darkness Whether OF
not The prediction will be verified, We don't
knop.a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17

10 the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County.
John Humphreys, Administrator, icaA tie
irW ANNEXED Of Ddrid Hunphrsss. deed
and III has osoA rigA4 Plaintiff
AGAINST
George Humphreys, Ddrn Hanphreys,
E,los B. Cordial, The ehil.i1sa Of Saaak
Ana Corded, decd, their names not
knol0a, John X. Llesceiiya aud Sssna his
riff, and F0ntains Beckhdm, late .She,,f-
of-Jsfsrsoa County, eommttee odRiimistra-
tor Of Thomas X H1myhreys, deed, and
Of said Sarah daa CordcH, deed,
nafanIerta
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17

OddgtfSt0lcn va.
I'd HAMMOND.
August 10, l653.-ly Harpers-Fsrry. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17
Virginia to wit.

July.2O. 1881,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-11-08
Cash in Advance for Newspapers

Most persons think that Of all debts, pub.
lishers need not be paid until all others are can.
celled. Now we would like to know II the pub.
Usher oil newspaper does not deserve his pay
as well as any one else Let us consider this
matter little. In the first place, the publisher
has his materials to bny-his press type, pape:
&c. For these he pays the cash. Then bis
printers must be paid, houserent paid &c. In
no other business is the cash more needed than
in this Most of printers are dependent on their
earnings for their support, and employers are
compelled to pay them punctually. Now how
can they be paid, If subscribers do not paw the
'puDnshersY We recall TO mind little circun,.
stance. During the time of court, subscriber
to our paper, and one we have high opinion
of, handed us two dollar bill on Northern
bank, nquiring if we would take that, observing
at the time, that he had held that bill for some
six months. We took the bill-where is the
editor that will not take money? Yet, we could
not but smile to think, that friend had kept that
bill for 30 long time, and we believe had never
offered to pay another debt with it, and at
last pdsaed it for his paper. The presumption
is, he thought 'haf debt the least obligatory
the least deserving of good money. We mean
no disrespect to one friend he is high minded
and honorable, but mention the circumstances
believing nine tenths of subscribers think lust
as he did.
The following sensible article We take from
that excellent journal the Black River Watch.
man.
The TRUE PoLrcY.-The proprietors Of
!he Columbia Carolinian have remind, ID
their readers that they will comnruc, IN,
work "f expurgation on the first day OF No.
yembcr, striking from their list the names Of
those who are indebted and 'oiH not pay
On the first da, Of january 1885 they will
MOI havea single subscribers name upon heir
Subscription Book. who is in arrears We
believe this To b. the only safe rule 20 he
adopted by the Press in our State. Il would
be mutually advantageous to patron and
publisher. II il bad plan. for the publish.
ers OF newspapers TO encumbcr their Books
with names Of persons, who to all inients
and purposes are irresponsible. because they
nerer pay The cash Is paid for every paper
issued, and yet the subscription price IL not
paid for years. In most instances, this il
the result of forgetfulness but any one who
will reflect for single moment. will see that
u bears very hard upon the publisher, who
has all this heavy expense to bear, while the
cash comes in 10 slOwly. IL really seems
TO us TINT the cash system. when once adept
ed by the Press, will work 10 the full sati..
faction Of all PARTIES connected. VIII our
friends try il!
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t HE LANCASTER LEDGER

Sr''hd 'iiL'ih, Yet I,d >Iie use all possiUie
me.'ns to bring him back. Though he for
sock her yet did she pine for his love. The
story Is well wrought. His desertion her
efforts to recover his affection; the christian
resignation IF her aged father the heroic
conduct Of the little gs.n1 daughter; the
overfowing generosity of Mrs. Grey, n
friend, linked together, render. the book one
OF the most interesting of recent publict-
tions. We tender ou- thanks to the pub
Usher for the volume sent US. ....
The SOUTHERN CULTvAToR pu blshed ut
Augusta, Ga, by w. S. Jones, for 81 a
year comes 10 us for November we'll filed,
and upon hasty glance,it strik kes us with
exec llent articles.
MoSRoE's SOUTHERN BANKER for Novem-
Der is alSo at hand. II has been recently
enlarged, and deserves the patronage of
every man in any way identified with finan-
cial matters Published IN Charleston
monthly, by Monroe g. Co., at 81 year.
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For the Lancaster Ledger.
Our Next Governor.
Col. LEWIS J. PATTERSON.

Mr., Editor; pemeivc that several wos.
thy and distinguished gentlemen have been
placed In nomination for the next Gu
bsrnatorial tenn. Without sayiag aught
against the ability and suiiablrnvss Of the
scspectiye noninces, bus coneeding the
merit Of their different claims, 4 propose
the name OF Col. LEWIS J. PArTEk.
SON, of Liberty Till, Kersl,aw District, rs
gentleman 10 svery respect qualified 10
discharge the duties OF that high and honor.
able office. Col. Patterson Il wslI and "a.
y"sAbly known 10 the Stats, having served
in the Legislature, in The military, and i.
now dires,cr 10 ihe y. C. Rail Road com.
pany. lie Is thoroughly identified With ths
agricultural interests OF Eoa,h Carolina.
living extensive po-ssssioua u AbbesilIc,
Lancaster and Ker~haw Districts. lie Is
qsi,s prarsiea and Intelligent esn,Iemaa,
asd has slwgs bssa found equal 70 Tie
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EDITORS TABLE.
tbs EcLKcrlc MEpIcAL JoURsAL.

lHE ECLECTIC MEDICAL JOURNAL.
We are in receipt Of the November num-
Der. As usual, we find it we'll filled with
articles on subjects at once interesting and
instructive to Medical practitioners. This is
neatly gotten up and well printed Journal,
aud deserves an extended patronage. Price
~ per year in advance. Address DR.. r. 3.
NEWTON, Cincinnati, o.
FASHION AND FAMINE, nv Mas. SrEvBSs.-
BuScE & BRorHER PuDLnHERs, New
YoRK.
"oaeche," "wide Wide wohd," eliot
Corn" "Lamp lighter" and several other
recent publications have atirarteI consider.
able attention from the reading public
The work which We now notice, deserves a
conspicuous place beside the others. Il
portrsys the life Of an sged souple, weighed
down BY poverty and grief--grief on nc.
count Of an only daughter, who, neglected
BY her husband, had forsaken her child and
walked Ia Forbidden paths The daugh.
tsr, though afterwards beconinQ extremely
wealthy, whilst her old parents >wLo had
possession Of Aer child, their grand daaQh-
ter. were IN abject poverty, was Car from be-
ING h4PRg. Leissstaf, hsr hssbapd. was a
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Business Notices.

NEW iiofE SroRE.-We take pleasure in di-
Getting attention to the advertisement of Mr..
I. T. Mobley, proprietor of New Hope Store
hr. Mobier is prepared to sell goods as cheap
as the cheapest, and being himself an excellent
Judge OF goods, cannot fail to give satisfaction
as to the quality of the articles he offers. We
hope our Dry Creek friends will extend liberal
share ofpatronage to friend NJ.
We also direct attention to the advertisement
OF Mr., j. NJ. Faulkner. Those in want of Corn
Fodder &C., will do we'll to attend the sale.
Our friend Rosscr wants money. Do not
blame him it he comes bard on you delinquints,
he tells you in his advertisement to "pay up.n
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COMMUNICATIONS.
For he Lancaster Ledger.
WHEAT AND KI JDaED MATTERS.

NJ Editor: As the present is the sea-
soa 70 prepare tor the next wheat crop.
word OF Nd on ihe sub ect niny not be nj.
together unproh'"b'r. An abundant sup
ply OF The raw material from which "Bi"-
cults and ''Pancases' are manufactured, Is
mater that concerns the aged and middle
aged !" fu'' OF Interest TO the 'onthfal and
gay ana especially contributes in a large
oegre"' 10 the peace and quiet good order
'nh happiness 81 the little chaps whose
vocabulary Is prlne'p NY Bis "e'k',' eject.
u mas been said that The present g. is un.
der no "o'is"u"n 10 work Tor tho bcneii
:" p"s'cr''y' that we have done morc for
po"'sr,'y' '"a" pos'en'y viii ever do E'f
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MS i"ui'! ,",n' ~. .n"r n,...... u,... .
North at goods per annuni, should, instea,i
1T buying of him nt retail, go to some rit
Wholesale establishment and purchase hi.
years supp'y-would h. not in bitterness
condemn such an illibcral course. and wouh
ic not say t" him with truth that he was
warning against his own interest, by de-
>tro! ing the bust rs, of his town and uiv
'ne II TO another: and that his littlcnrss
would react ',pon him in donble fold by ih..
decrease OF his r"perty and businvss! So.
the ease "b"ve instinced, could the mv..
thanir say the same to the merchants W.
say, then. let all cl,sses support each othe,
nd by mutual exchanges keep that wealth
t home. whirh. if unnecessarily expcn;rG
broad, tend TO destroy the business of
"mr ""i"hbor, and which in turn destroys
your own.
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Town aArrERs.-Indispositio prevented US
from noticing other portions OF our town as we
promised. We are glad to see tho contractor
making such progress in the addition to the
Court House Wonder if when completed,
which will add greatly to the comfort of persons
in attendance upon court if that CARPET will be
70: thcoming?
On Monday last (sale-day) the dwelling house
occupied by Mr. X. G. Billings was disposed
of at public sale for $1,000, Wa. Moore, Esq.
was the purchaser. The house at the corner
not yet finished, was sold to Capt. J. b. Cousart
for $500
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-11-08

SUPPORT YOUR OWN MEcHANrcs-Tbe
following sensible remarks, which we find
in some OF our exchanges, we transfer TO
our columns, and would earnestly commend
them to our readers in this city, and the
State at large:
There is no truth more undeniable than
that it is the bounden duty OF every com.
munity to support its mechanics They
are worthy and indispensable class of
men, and We end no town or village four.
ishing without their aid. Indeed tbrir
presence or absence is always o true index
of the condition of place-whether il ia
advancing in wealth and importance. ar
sinking into decay. Whenever we pass
through village and hear the freauent
sound of the carpenters hammer, the clink
OF the blacksmith's anvil that village, we
say TO ourselves, is fourishing. It cnn-
not be otherwise, for the producers are az.
lively employed. and outnumber the con.
aumers. Whenever and wherever this IL
the case, the people are growing wealthy.
and ut the same time training up the rising
generation To habits Of industry aud mo- .
ality. Where, if a city or village pursue
the opposite of this course--negIects its
mechanics and supports those of some
foreign town--tbeso who can will be com.
PEELED to gOto some other place, and those
who are cumpsled by the force Of rircnm.
stanees to rsniain, will become idle and
pioiiigate--they will cease to produce and
be consumers---in few years they become
beggars. and their children ignorant and
yiiOus.
II there is any truth In the assertion. that
SIC ought as nation to give the prefcrenc,
20 domestic mansii ctufca, the f,ct IL eouaI-
ly true with regard TO the community :botb
are sustained BY the same arguments. Jf
merchant wo;iid have around him substan.
fial customers, Jet him use every means in his
power 90 support and foster the mechanics Of
his village, andes they become more weal.
thy their custom will Increase, especially
10 those articles on which be makes IN.
greatest psofts, for il IL undeniable, that AZ
men become more wealth., they also bs.
come more luxurious, and no merchant will
deay that articles Of luxury always afford
the greatest profits. The habit OF import
ing iasge quantities Of eheap and half made
articles " competition with our village me-
chanics, Is short sighted and wrong, both ss
regards the mechanic and consumer and II
the merchant would look further into the
opefa,ion 81 things, he would lind that he
crossed che path OF his own interest BY d..
Ing 50. Let the merchant bring the cnss 10
his own door. and be perhaps may bensri
snderstand is sppposs that every indisidunl
sho possesese ths meanA. and who ussu Ia |
4
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OUR NEXT GovERNoR.-A writer in this Led.
ner,sgning himself Catawba, one who is well ac-
quaintcd as to the merits Of public men and one
in every way competent to form an opinion as
to the capabilities of the gentleman he mentions;
nominates Col. LEWIS j. PATTERSON of Liberty
Hill, as u candidate to succeed our present chief
Magistrate.
If Col. Patterson will accept the nomination,
there is no doubt but he will warmly supported
in the elet ton, and as Governor of South Caro-
lima will do credit to himself, and honor to the
State. ....
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The Minutes of the Baptist Association

resolution offered during the last meeting
Of the Association, which will be found in the
Minutes now printed we think proper to notice
We have been printing the Minutes of the
Association since we have established printing
Office here, and in every case, have endeavored
to give satisfaction. Last winter, when our
force was weak, and good deal of urgent work
on hand, we made an arrangement with a prin-
ter Mr.. Henderson, TO set up the work for us
in our Office, for so much when tho lob was
completed, portion Of the circular sermon was
found omitted. Upon inquiring into the mat
ter. Mr.. Henderson declared most positively he
had set up all given to him, whilst our friend
Nj. Twitty, was positive all was handed In. -
We have beard Il said recently in our Office.
that while Mr.. 7. was in the act of handing the
MSS 10 Mr. Henderson, something was dropped
on the floor, but no one had the least idea of it
being any part Of the Minutes, probably IL was
thought 70 be the wrapper, or some stray sheet
Let the matter be ast may zoe had no idea Of there
being an omission until every pamphlet iett the
effice. We here state to our Baptist friends,
that We have made fdil, ample repa, alton We
print the work twenty dollars (not 81 SOY cheap.
or than VIC did last year. in order 70 DO fuii jasl
tiee, and actually lose money by 80 doing. I'm
der no circumstances would we have done the
work for the price We receive, but that we wish.
ed to repair the formsr injury 70 a. ,i.iisss s4e
senG
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THE MAILs.-The Post Master at Charleston,
has effected an arrangement with Mr.. Caldwell,
the president of the South Carolina Rail Road
to carry the mails on the Road for ten days lon
ger; we therefore received our complement of
papers on Monday night, and are enabled to lay
the latest news before our readers. We hope
next week to be able to state that permanent
arrangement has been made with the p NJ Gen.
eral, so that no Interruptions will occur at least
for a time.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-11-08

NEWSPAPER CHANCES. The Spartanburgh
Express has been sold to Messrs Farrow and
Henry. Mr.. Britton, the former editor and pro-
pretor, in conjunction with Mr.. Giles, will re-
vive the Times newspaper in Columbia
1t is said Mr. S. W. Melton of the Chester
Standard and Mr.. Miller of Yorkville have pur.
chased the Mscetlany and Remedy of York vile
and will merge the two into one paper, to be
called the Inquirer. We wish all parties sue
cess
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'oco'-i"n, ana this Is what irg.ni a
great MANI
do n"t know whether Col. p. will per-
nit his name to go before the Legislature,
rs this nomi"ntion is made without his
knowledge, but trust, he will CRAFTY his
numerous friends. and for the next two
years, consent to give the benefit Of his
practical and energetic abilities 10 the ser.
vice of the people of his native State.
CATAwBA.
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The YELLOW FEVER IN CuARLEsros.-The
Board of Health in Charleston have discontinu.
ed the daily reports Of deaths from the fever, as
it no longer prevails as an epidemic.
The cadets of the Citadel Academy on fur.
Tough, are called on to repot t themselves at the
citade! in Charleston on Saturday the lIth inst.
Persons in the country can visit the city now
with perfect safety. The Standard says the res
idents are fast returning, and business generally
has revived
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ai"s me 'i.t'e iNiio~, that iie .ir,i, 10 :. lew
minutes 'ficr being conveyed to his parents
residence. a.
the weather is cool, but no heavy frost
yet.
There were 356S bales of cotton sold
here the past week. at prices ranging from,
Z to 9tc. The largest number of bales,
635, sold ut 9sc- Yours,
ASHLEY.
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The Mail.

In consequence of the South Carolina Rail
Road Company refusing to carry the mails, the
Postmaster Gene al refusing to acccde to their
just demand, we had no mail iom Charleston
on Friday last We are not deprived happily
OF that excellent paper the Calolinan and take
some excellent articles Fl iom its columns
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-11-08

THE cARoLrNIAN---This excellent paper will
be furnished during the Session of the Legsla-
ture, free Of postage, as follows. The Daily at
Sl-rri-Weekly at so cents.
Competent reporters have been engaged, who
will give full daily reports Of the proceedings.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-11-08

cB- We take particular pleasure in inform.
ing the public, that having received an acces-
sion to our number Of compositors, we are prera
ed to do any kind ofjob work on as reasonable
terms, and as well as can be done any where.
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soUTH CAROLINA ISsrIrUrE.-The fair Of this
institute, owing to the incomplete state of the
new building, has to be postponed until the first
Tuesday in April next. ....
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General Intelligence.

The bsmb ,rl'nent of Srpastopol com
menced on The 18Th ult, from two pieces of
heavy artillery,
Dmar Pacha has gone to the Crimea to nj.
tend Council of War, 1t is believed ,b,,
his forces will be transferred there,
Menctlkotf has been partially reinforced
Reports have been again circulated at vi
emma, Paris and l.ocdnn that Sch ,stopol had
fallen, and although they were not general
iy credited, large stock operations had takcu
place on the strcgth of them. The employ
ers OF the English Government, however
say Una, no serious intelligence can be look.
ed for before the beginning of Noy.mber
Gen. Canrobenl had notified the French
government that the position of tho allies
was inlPregnable and could be held against
100000 Russians.
Commercial affairs in England looked We
ry gloomy.
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AcoefrrED.-Lee Dixon vas tried in Camden
last week Tor the murder Of Graham and aeQuI,.
ted. lie vas defended BY Hessrs chesnut.
1lack snd Keuha~. 'z
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iass>i street 81 coo iu the tirpm,n., %
any. MIR. M"mry was insu I'd on his Lui
ding IN wentworth street 81 500. and on hi
stable $1,000. in tho South Carolina Insur
ance company. Mr.. Butterfelds hotel anG
furniture were fully insured - Chan lss,or
Mercury
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The very Latest.

Accounts have been received, stating that
1t was not expected that Sebastopol could
hold out mere than three days.
The tenor of the Germ IN press indicates
that II rupture is abont to occur between
Austria and Prussia. Great anxiety prevails
at Berlin -
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The Arctic

Later advicss from st. Johns report that
nothing fur;her had been heard of the Arc
n;'s boats.
BANK FAILURE IN New ORLEass.-Tb,.
B"nking House of Mcssrs Horace T,ean &
Co in this city has failed. Their liabilities
are estimated ut 100000.
FATAL RAIL RoAD ACCIDENT.
Chicago. Nov. 3.
A car on the train which left this city on
"Wednesday night for Rock Island broke nm
axle near Miami and the Locomotive ran off
the track, killing thirty or forty first class
passengers. and fatally sealding dozen
Others.
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Commercial Intelligence.

The LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKEr.-Thc
salrs of cotton during the week ending tb.
10th nit, comprised 10000 bales. Spccnla.
tors took from exporters 5000 bales, TIN.
market fell off ut the close of the week. but
prices are unch 'nged Mid ling Orleans
was quoted at s! and Middling Uplands
at 81.
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LANCAsTERv.LLE, sc.
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 8. 1854.
Agents for the Lancaster LIdger.
Terms of the Ledger.
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Onc copy, one year. .........S So 90
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be stopped until paid for unless we choose TO-
We have fine assortment Of Job Type, and
are prepared to do anv kind Of Job Work
with ncatness and despatch.
s1g- lad Of about IA years of age will
be taken rs an apprentice at this office. He
will be well taken care of, and his situation.
made comfortable. ..