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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18

skS- Our eastern exchanges are fu.l
to the brim of guano. We could easi-
ly fill this number Of the Iowa Farmer
scissors pro aud con, but cui beno -
The use Of excrements OF Peruvian birds
on prairie soil viii at least not be ia or
der till the droppings Of our own barn
yard fowls are saved little, to say moth
ing Of more plentiful manures, and more
common, which we advise our reader
to use of, but we fear in vain. Skim.
mlng the soll is a. present the order Of
the day in our farming, only generous
virgin soil could have stood il so long al
ready. Nothirg Int experience will
compel the fafmefs oi Iowa to save and
use the elements OF fertility, which waste
about them, often producing disease and
death, instead of food. Guano, for much
oil our own warm prairie soil, would
prove perfect blister, probably; but
barn yard manure will one day assert its
valve and its use.-Iotoa Farmer.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18
Taking his Bans.

Among The Aner,cans who ate md cd
the late bali given ut tue Hotel, d..
Paris, was Jack Spicer Of kentucsy.
JACK rushed the dress somewhat stroag
and sPorted epauleltes On his shoulders
large enough 10 start four MAJOR Gem
erals IN business. Jack wa The Observed
OF all observers, and 20, mixed up with a
party thai b!s t,ienjs could not account
lor Wherever tue massIla.ls of F.ancr
went, there went Jack aud wh.u tine
Marshall 50, down Jack drd he same
always taking he pos, ol honor Th.
day alter the ball. Jack called OF his old
acquaintance, Mr.. Mason, our mi1l.-tr
oi France. who started up hide conytr-
sa,Ion in the following way:
IL hear, Jack you were at the bnll In
evening"
II was, sir, and had high old time"
"Fol which you were indebted | SUP.
pose, to the high Old company YOU gc,
mixed up with BY the way, how came
youassoc'a,ed wi.h.the Malshalls =
"How. by virtue Of my office. They
were Marshalls Of France, while I am
nothing else than Marshall OF the
H. public. Ishowed my commission, and
took post accordingly"
By righ. Of your Office VIVA, d, YOU
mean a.
Read aud zee"
Here Jack presented Mr.. Mason with
Whitley brown paper, with seal big
enough for four pound weight
"Wha, in the name Of heaven IS this, ~
my commission of Marshall : |
received it in 1850, when assisted in
taking tue census in Frankfort"
"fou don, mean to say Won travel on
this
Il doat mean anything else. That
made me Marshall OF the Republic, and
intend to have the Office daily houorcd. )"
MIR. Mason alowe! that Jack was
dong large business on ve,y snail
carital.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18

"W .Hone, Darling. SO said an
agonIzcd mother 10 her infant, that lay
on her lap dying. Sadly and tenderIy
she gazed on It's pale, thin face. D how
tina and pale disease had made il! And
when the little wasted hands would be
leebly reached towards her, and the sharp
pain would distor. the lovely features,
and the dear eyes would look up TO her
so tnplol!ngly. the mothers hear, bled
3 none but Z mothers can.
II VS. not only the dying agonies c!
lie. child that she d"eadrd; alter few
more hours OF suffering, A few more
struggles for breath. few more looks OF
love aud pain, its eyes would see her no
more. 1t would pass away from her
sight. The timid babe must 90 from all
that ii knew, all that i, had seen, into a
world where all would be strangers.
"AlI alone, darling; you must go all
alone" That was the bitter thought to
that tender mother. But that was the
voice OF nature. Soon faith whispered.
ale who prepared your heart to well
come the little one SO lovingly when j,
came stranger into this world, eanno,
He endow some fair and gentle spirit
with love and skill TO meet the little
stranger as ii enters that world to en-
brace it tenderly, and gently introduce it
10 the happy scenes of its new exis-
tence!
Your Savious is there He who said
"Sutier little children to come unto Me-"
You have trusted HIS grace for your
ehild's redemption, can you not ,rusi
your child TO His care? He shall gath
er the lambs with HIS arms, and carry
them in His bosom" Your little one
will be safe Ia that bosom, and "quiet
from fear of evil y more safe, more qul.
e., more happy than IN your own
Faith allayed The anxiety. and soo,hed
the anguish Of nature. The weeping
mother believed and was co .lorted. =
.4merican Messenger.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18
Pretty THOUGHTS.

What is crime A wretched vaga.
bond travelling prom place 10 place il,
iru'tiess endeavor to escape from justice
who IS engaged in no, pursuit, foe, to
pure innocence, which is loo often made
to suffer for the guilty. .@ -r...-..~I
What is thought. 4 fountain frou,
which flows all good and evil intentions ;
a mental food electrical in the force and
rapIdlsy OF its avenue yet j; is the con-
treltng power OF all animate natures, al d
the chief handspring Of all. our actions.
What is happiness A butterfly ,ha,
roves from flower TO flower in the vas,
garden of existence, aud which is eager
!! pursued by the vain multitude in the
hope OF obtaining the pr.ze: ye, it con-
t'nually evades their grasp. IT
What is fashion! A beautiful enyel.
ope Tor mortality, presenting a gll,er.ng
aad polished exterior, the appearance Of
which gives no ce tain Indication Of the
real val Of VIVA. is contained tnerein.
What Is WITT A sparkling beverage
tha. Is highly exhilera..ng and agreeable
when taken at the exp,nse Of others Lu,
when used at our own cos, il becomes
bitter and unpleasant.
What is knowledge J A key that un.
raveis all mysteries, which unlocks the
entrance and discovers new, unseen and
untroddea paths in the hitherto unex xplor.
ed field of science aud literature.
What is fear! A frightful substance
to the really guilty, bu. vain and harm
less shadow - the conscientious, honest
and UPRIGHT.
What is joy9 The honey Of ex;s,
eace really beneficial and agreeable
when partaken Of in moderation, but
highly injurious when used to excess.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18
k44- The lovIiest va lcy has a mujd

k>a4'" The IovIiest va hey has a muddy
swamp, the mobiles. mountain piercing
blast, aud the pfetttest lace some ugly
feature. The fairest face is most sub
jeet TO treckIes; and the handsomesl
girl is apt to BE- proud the most sen,i.
mental lady loves cold pork, and the
gayest mother lets her children 60 rag
ged The kinaest wife will some times
overlook an abseft shirt button ard the
best husband forget TO kiss his wife every
time he s'eps outside the gate, and the
best disposl,ioned children III the world
get angry and squall and the smatcsl
scholar will Miss lesson, and the wit
test say something stupid, and the wises,
essayIsts Nilte some nonsense and
stars viii fall, and tie moon suffer
eclipse and men won't be angels. nor
earth heaven.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18
Masculine AND FEaINIsE.-Thel

Masculine AND There
are certain noa4s viii. n..ieh notions OF
strength, yigor, and the like qualities,
are more particularly connected aud
these are the neuter substantlves which
are fguratvely rendered masculine. --
On the other hand, beauty, a,n.ab.li,y
and so forth, are held to invest words
with feminine character. Thus the
sun is said to be masculine and the moon
feminine.
Blu, for our own par, (and our view j.
confirmed by the discovery OF astf5n3-
my we believe that the sun is called
masculine from llls supporting and sus-
,alning the moon, and finding her the
wAere"lthail to SHINE away as she does
Of night when all quiet people are in
bed, aud from icing obliged to aeep such
a family oil atars besides. The moon,
We think, is accounted feminine because
she IS thus maintained and kept up in
her spendor, like fine lady, w ner hus.
baud, the sun; !; furthermore, the moon is
continually changing; on Which accoun,
alone she might be referred To the femi-
nine geLder rhe earth is feminine
tricked out as she is with gems and
flowers
Cities and town are likewise femiuine
because there are as many winding, tur-
nlngs, and little odd corners in them rs
there are In the female mind.
Virtue IS feminine by courtesy. For.
tune and misfortune, like mother aad
daughter. are both feminine. The church
is feminine because size is married to the
state; or married 10 the state because
she is feminine we do not know winch.
Time is masculine. because he is lIlaed
with by the ladies. Comic English
Grdnmor--EItract from an English
paper.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18
Nous fyroGnArHIeAu EanoR.

Curious fyroG GaArHIeAu EanoR.-
Professor French in his last work on lie
English language points out one in the
20'a verse oI the 22l chapter OF Mathew.
The words "whigh strain al gnat and
swallow camel" the professor THINKS
contain mIsprlat, which having be.n
passed over III the edition 1911, has held
its ground ever since. The traaslators
intended to say, (which strain ou' gnat
and swallow a camel" tha, being the
correct rendering OF the original, as ap-
pears ia Tyudaie's aud Crammer's trans
latlons. both Of which have strain out. ;
Ii was the custom OF the strlcter Jews to
strain their vinegar, and other portables
through linen or gauze iest unawares the Y
should drink down some little unclean
insect, as ynat, and thus transgress the
Leyiical law. Il was 10 this custom the
Savior alluded, intending to say that the
scrlbcs aud phasises, while they strain
out u snat irof their drink, would We,
swallow camel at gulp.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18

Childh OOd.

1T must be sweet III childhood TO give back
The spirit 10 its Maker"
Il this the language of 4 parents #elrt
Or di j Ae htad t4st ieA3at lNs ......44.
Ire rest "a blessing oa -ao = isl. locks
OF ch'ldhoo1's sunny heal and H. hy trace d,
Upon Aat angel brow, lie early dawn
The embryo blossom " Gob,o soul
Beheld, 10 that deep, dreamy. Iiq aid eve
The germ Of thought the infancy Of genius
The type Of worth, fame, inmo Ftaity.-
And foldiy sketched these promises fulhlied
The fall fraitian Of a fathers hopes
The gl1rioas harvest of so sweet a spring
Yet felt how street. 'twould be il death should
This undeveloPed bud Of excel.enee--I souch
This immaturity of lo,eliness--
Blight all the hopes and promises Of life
Convert thr angel to clod Of clay
As cold and silent as the marble slab
Which tells his mothers resting place.
How sce4 to see the little victim writhe
In all the dread deformites of pain
How sneet the agonies Of parting life
Those street contortions. how they please the
eye
And when the strife is o'er--when death has
stilled
That an mated form, and spread the hue
or ashy palor Ger that radiant face.
And closed that beaming eye;it must be smeet
To mark the pleasant ehmgti and know, the
while,
That never more the wonted smile will play
Around that boodlsss lp.and paIlid cheek,
Where death has sealed a fathers fondest
hope.
That Cherub boy no more will climb at eve
To sit upon the knee Those little hands,
So rigid now, as folden on the breat,
No more will ffolic with fathers hair
Those eyes wherein that father loved to read
The un.poken language OF agentle soul
Are closed and dim and beamless /. now no
Flies there for utterance! That lispng tongue
Ia hushed forever! The endearing name
The sweet contraction which the boy did use
When speaking to his mother, ere she went
To be An angel will no more be heard
From him who was that mothers miniature.
And all this is smeefi
.Tis sne.t to lay him in the cold damp earth
YES. sossi to be left chtiiless ii the world
With broken heart and bli GIFTED hopes, below
The budding flowers that bloom npon his
with tssrs-syses t.orsi Lgravs
RAwsoNviLLy, o, H. =. o.
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Ca George ii. being informed that
an lmpruden, printer was to be punished
for having published spurious Kings
speech replied 4 hope the mans pun,sn-
ment will be the mlldest sort, because
have read both, and as far as understand
either Of them, like the spurious speech
better than my own
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18

TnE PLAGUE Is Ir "A very ex-
traordlnary disease has lately made its
appearance. III few families in this ,y
--somc Vf them eminent in wealth and
position wtich has confounded our phy-
sIcians- because Of It's novelties. At
first they classed it under the head Of
Erysipelas, but as it would no, bear that
Classification, some Of item hava o,x.n
it the name .. tie Plague" Il apDesr.
at first on some l.scoIore1 snot sav an
the face, and extending. valo1r s1nour.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18

The cast OF mind whicA is natural to
a wise man makes him look forward into
futurty, and consider what will be his
condition millions Of ages hence, as well
as what ii is at present.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18

All the sense In the world is useless to
him who has none OF his own; he has
no views and can't be prof,ed by another
mans.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18

Ga Dante, in his lowest hell. has
placed those who have betrayed woman J;
and in the lowest deep, Of those who have
betrayed trust.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18

NEWSPAPER PaErRy. Perhaps i, i
belfayins secret of the sanctum," saws
the Evening Journal, "but We canno,
help wondering why most Of ANONYMOUS
ettus ons that sigh over "reminiscences of
"boyhooa' come TO us in delicate female
handwriting 2 \ nd why those who pur-
port TO he indlted by unhappy maidens
are invariably in masculiac cl!irccraplya
Ii manuscripts were Published as we'll a.
sentiments, readers would lc astoaisaed
u See with what stea " hand thoughts
ct Dying Old Man are pena,d, and
how httIc knowledge, critics Of tie sun.
lime sometimes ogincc, Of Webster. mel.
ing book. Ronaaces ot oreig1 'aads
generally come from people who have
never seen salt water, aud stories Of
humble hfc from those who would be
shocked al au roa spoon. Everybody
thinks there IS poetry II eseTyboiyts life
but Ills OWL Il people ouly wrote abou,
what they knew, aud u i about va. they
wha, toas II trash tbs world
would have been spared from realias ?"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18

That man who is afraid to make an
enemy, or IS afraid ol his enemies when
they come read made, as come they
will, is not made oil quite the metal to cut
his way through the wotli
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-18

YANKEE lNaisrrrvENEss. On OF the
last stores OF Yankee inquisitiyencss
makes the victim give his tormen,or a
direct cut, IN telling HI II he wished 10 b.
asked no lurther questions. The nqa sitor
tetI tack monen, to take hreafh AID
change his 'ac.lcs. TIE half suppressed
smile Oh tie Iae-s Of tie otter passengers
soon aroused hun 10 further exertlsns
and sahnonlng Up more resolution, he
then began again:
Stranger. perhaps you are not aware
how all tghty hafi Il Is for O Yankee To
control his curiosity You'll please excus.
me, but rsa ly would like 10 know your
name and residence, and the business
you follow. @Hpec you ami ashamed
ot either Of 'ta,t % now won, YOU iua
.obIeed-e ur
This AREA. brought out the traveller.
" o. rIsing op % tAr extremes. higEs
allowed By tLe coaca, and throwing lacl,
his shoulders, replied
My name is Gr4ugal Andrew Wash.
inglon, reside Ii llt. state of Mis9tssiI.
.ph am : gentleman of leisure, and, |
am clad u allie 10 say. Of cs,ensive
means. | .4ey aeagd much o. New York.
and ! am Ii my ray 10 see ii and If I
like il a. vel ae | an1 led 10 sxpees. I In.
tend to-5ty ;!
Taen was card saou, OF stentorian
lsnP htar sLIans shout The sage. coach mi
'hl' ms iitc last u i,,s' 81 ersa,ian,
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B0- Always think before YOU speak.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS
ON THE
Va. 4 Tenn. and SOnth-Side Rail Roads,

VIE Undersigned having rented of Mr.. @. II Lynch
Tie LARGE HOTEL. being eracted which
viii be completed BY tho Isl ot1uly within forty Steps
nj the Nirgina and Tennrsscc Railroad Depot, huvcor
IA" convenience of tc passengers of the Virginia and
tennessee and \. Rail onds, procured until ITO no
tel l. hn'shcasa LARGE CANAL BOAT, hing within
hvc steps OF the Tennessee Depot nnd fitted up il the
best style r the accommodation Of passengers The
cars and will he prepared furnish nn-r. from this
date, Immediately on the arrival of the care. arrycd up
IN very best stylo WIN everything TINT this. the
Mountain Richmond, Norfal, nnd Petersburg markets
can ohotd. BAR ROOM will bc attached To
the b""t supplied with the choice Liquors W incs
and Segnrs
CIiAS I. LEE & co, Prorrirtor..
GFo W A. RAiNr, Superintendent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08

EhSBuh' Va, will CONNIE, Tuesday,
Hh May aud continue fur DAYS
lst DAY -S"e"rstake lor three yrnroIds-sl5o sub
scrih-,s.
jnmes Talley's c. bv Revenue, of Androwenn.
ALL, h. c. b, fall, lio, of Oralrx
o T. Hat'sch.c iy Tally llo dam 10y miss Trus-
Rm. n Gib6oas ch. f. Mia. Julia b, Glcnca, dam
Snlic Ward
J T DoscNs b. t. by Revenue. dam Emily Thorn
John B'ic@crs V A. Friudall. br. b, Childe iInr
told dur, by Boston.
Dopai MeDan,tFs h. by Regent, dom Clipper
2nd DaY.--Propri 'or- Pmsr sjOh--two mile heut.
3td DAY Jockey Club Purse Sl00-thrcc mile
hrats
a,h DAr -rroprictors pur.e 800 tiOo mile heats
Entrance go addei O. T. HARE.
npI1O 4 tSpnv
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n OTICE.-rhc oo.pnriner.hp of Williams 4
Y loppcr ths day dissolved by the iunini part.
nrr. B s. Hooper. Withdrawing lro The he
business heretofore will be conducted by Il. A vii
Inns All peI.ors indebted 10 Williams \ Hooper
are respectfully requested make immediate paymeat
10 X A. Wnms. aud iho-r who hnvr claims against
said firm will please present them fr payment 10 Il. A
Wilamsi who Ia alone authorized to srttlo tho bu,
April 2Jth 1888.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08

ICE CREAM SALOON.-MR. ZEiELL
Il informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of lynchbuIg,
that his ICE CREAM SALOON is now open, and will
be constantly supplied with the cest Ice Cream during
the ehoe season. lie will also furnish 1t for parties ut
Tie shortest notice. The patronage of his friends and
the pubic 10 sarne. I'll, invited. alll0-dts
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AND BELOW COST. II

~ hat, caps, trunks carpet hHes, Nc, III" sch
II -crhcr would call the attention oi g-Y001O
those in wnnt ut reod- II hia line, EJN1sJW
~ aul especially those wishing goods ~H~llAAJ
IL sell TINT he is ,drriug IN entire stock nj prices
that cannot ii To be appreciated Il, those who may Ia.
vor hun with a call laige portion ot the good. were
purchase thi. Spring, embracing very fine assortment
OF Hats Caps. nnd Infants Tufbans, a of the most mp
proved .tyies An extra fine assortment OF Trunks
fine OF Ladies' mud Missrs shoes lust rFcev
ei fine assortment of Gents fine dnas Hoots wish 10
sell eny possible. and 10 enable me to do
nlc ing the ehtire stock at and portion of
goods ter less than
Call tie sign of the RED HAT, opposite the War.
wick House and one door below c. Mor-e's Book store
before max ,ng Your purchases.
upl23t SD RuMBOUGH. Ag't.
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NEW CONCERN IT A. Williams ca. the
attention of the reading community I" lis we'll Sc
l"ctrd assortment -, new books nj every kind Fine
stationery mud fnncy goods. Work hoxes. fne Pearl
Port Minimize Purses. Pocket knises fuoth brushes.
&c &c The ladies particularly requested 10 call
and examine many useful and beaurilia fancy g"ods
npl27is X A. WILLIAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08

TOBACCO sCitEWs, FLATNEKs,
l. MILLS and FIXTURES, FOR SALE.-On
ropaienmcnt L. be sold at erent bargain, tie entire
Fixtures Screws fatners, Mills, Presses, &c, belong
ing 10 an extensive Tobacco Manufacturing establish
ment the whole of hicn have been used but short
time md embrace all the latest improvements. The
ow ner having determined to grent inducements
will BE- offered purchasers, the most favorable terms
if immediate application b, made to
msr1 !. WM II NOSBY, Auct'r.
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C,AHELL HOUSE, BANK SQUARE

I NABELL HOUSE, BANK SQUARE
" MAIN ST, LNNCHBURG, VA.--rho under
s'rned. having taken this we'll kno estull shment
beg lcevr To INFORM ihrr friend. and the public that
they ready to I Err TAIN In a superior
style, nll who favor them with cnll. Their house Ia
well furnished. md their l. rider Is pcntifnr auppcd
with all that be puni in ih mnrkei-nlso those Of
the adjacent citios They nso wish Ia inform II .
TRAVELLING COMM NIFTY
that travellers arriving by the Enslern or Western
Trains, thc Bona, will find MEALS ALWAYS READY
In view Of his the, hope the pntrnnng. of
generous pubic SAMUEL II. SMILEY,
JAMES NJ PAMPLIN,
npl 10 Proprctnra
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YiKlfNIA q TGNN. KAILKOAD.

Ia 60 IN nh't SaMhDphE I'm NJ
und after Ap' IT, 1859 the Passenger Trnin will leave
iynrlhmg daiy, (Suninys exc"ptrd) at O'Clock
Z, NJ. aud arrive StLrsill III 8 +. u. Returning.
enve Wytheville at 5 VI. and nrtivr Mt Lynchburg
nj 10 VI --mnkiug the tr y tom Richmond and Petes-
burg to Wytncyllc II II h"urs
CONNEXIONS.
For Buchanan, via Buiord'4 Depot Mondny's,
Wednesdays and fridnys, and orrye nj Buehanun to
supper.
For Fincssilc. Sweet md White Sulphur Springs,
Churcston kanLwh,, and Guynndouo. via Bunsock =,
Mondays Wednesday. n Fri ays.
For Abingdon. Jonesboro' aud Knoxville, Tenn daily
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HnAl coal. COAL.
~ All persons wishing supply Themselves with u
good auirle o' Re,i-asl Anihra lie and Blum nons
Conl for The wini"r season, will 6nl j, ,hc neresi
if they leave their orders with thn nnder"gncd as snon
"a possible nm they will be get their Coal by
Richn ,nl mea. a.nrerneni and ut Richmond prices
including freight and tolls. DANL S. JASPER.
sen g.It4
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TERMS.

,paINIAN published lsily at 10, and r weekly al
In No paper will he discontinued es
~ he option the propretors until all arrearages sha
ave zen paid
sEMENTS inserted for so cents per square ol
ar = for the insertion, and 3T cts for each CON
unless inner form weekly, and then 90 cts
@ sIare will charged for each insertion II the numr q
ortons is marked the Ms it Will be pubhshed tI or
t.red out, and charged accordingly. - -
THE YEARLY RATES ARE;
For one square, daily -
ror two do do b.
For square semi weekly 40
intended for both papers subject to special
ontract It'll, =. .,,a,- Il, b,,.
,,ss or the charged at transient rates
ny A, advertise nents appear in the daily anu semi
weekly papers. -, , III. ,,.. 49,, ohar,o,
,ateably the excess
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DDUVrY LANDS AND PENs.INs

DDUSCE LANDS AND PENs:ONs
- uf i my service, to & ainaut-. to osrcutn all
claims unin tie Government ui the abnv- descripiion
up m he rlo-t ntb. AMI saiis isfrctory terms
Forms be furnished, md instruct lions fI hll ng
the lp &c. and charge made, unless the applca
on sue, reds. ve the rolls of nearly all the Vir-
giaa com, anies WIN in sctvce in the of S2
und Wi furnish IA manuscript copy of The roll Of
company upon the Aipt of one dollar.
Strict attention paid all communications either by
letter or otherwise, nud all business trusted
viii be attendr' To with promptness and fdtlry.
A. n. VERIFY,
Attorney Law.
apl3.lIm uppnrvill, fauquier CO., Va.