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STANDARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

STANDARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
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one copy, one dollar; five copies, four dollars six
copies, five dollars ten COPIES eight dollars; twelve
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We respectfully solicit subscriptions.
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HEAVY REcEIPrs-Tbe receipts of the u. S. Gov
nment for the week ending April 21st, exceeded
,e expenditures $376, 493 IS. Z
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BLADEN.-It will be seen, by the proceedings in
another column, that G. M. White, Esq, has been
nominated for reelection to the Commons from this
county. Mr.. White is young gentleman of much
PROMISE and served his County at the last session
with entire acceptability We hear of opposition
to him
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FOR, GOVERNOR:
THOMAS BRAGG,
ELECTORS
ELECT TORS
FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRES1DENT.
For the State at Large:
HENRY NJ. SHAW, OF CURRIrUCK,
SAMUEL P. HILL, OF CAswELL.
OF NORTHAMPTON.

Districts:
LIST District, WIN. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank,
4tb CASTOR II. WILDER, of Wake,
9Th S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance,
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" carry me long to the head of Salt riveri
Kinston Adcocate
sh. uOnt De in hurry: wait till August and you
Shall be gratifed.
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LIE PHILADELPHIA VICroRY.-The vote for Mayor
h's City, at the election on Tuesday last, is as
~ Vaux, DEM, %, 1878 Moore K N, 24,se7
"e balance of the Democratic ticket for City off,
.s,s received an average of 1000 majority. Truly,
sorllliant and glorious triumph.
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

WILMINGTON, May 10, 1896.
TURPENTINE-No change in price receipts light.
Further sales yesterday of log bbs at g for 3 %
for old virgin 81 40 for yellow dip, md 81 ~ for hard,
2eO lbs. This morning $50 do. sold at same figures
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-No sales sellers generally
holding ut Az cents y gallon.
ROsfN-Sale to-day of only ls2 bbls Common at 81 Is
for large size bbls.
TAR49 bbls. sold yesterday afternoon at 81 Is Dbl
Spirits Turpentine barrels, ut 81 81 each, 80 days.
WHEAT-Sae yesterday of20O bushels N. C. ut 81 S71s
y bushel.
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FATAL ARRAY IN WASHINGTON.

On Thursday last, the Hon. p T. Herbert, of
the Representatives in Congress from California,
shot and instantly killed Thomas Keating an Irish
water in Wizards Hotel, Washington. 1t seems
that Herbert at breakfast and that he address
cd harsh language to Keating who replied in, as is
supposed, insulting terms; whereupon Herbert
struck him, and struggle ensued between him and
the walters. During this struggle Herbert fired,
killing Heating. Herbert delivered himself to the
Marshal, and the case examined on the Sth-
Several gentlemen who witnessed the ARRAY, testified
that the servants combined against HERBERT and one
stated that he three servants striking Mr. Her.
bert and holding him by the wrists" Another wit
ness stated that "a crowd Of servants had Mr.. Her
bert in their power, striking him on the head with
plates, &C." Much excitement prevailed in relation
to the matter.
Inc examination continued five hours, when it
was adjourned until Friday. The prisoner was re-
manded to the custody of the United States Marshal
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Spring Stock of Boots and shoe

Spring Stock Of Boots and shoes. .
vUyHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM
his friends and customers that he has just
received large well selected stock of the below named
Ladies Car: Kid cong's. HID. Caters. r,
" cold" ILL., " ~. 49,
Sttchd" Bootees
:" Ensh Kid Caters SaG,as:
Car. S TEf Thin j. 1ind.
kid -" d" Ps,odis..
" Bronze :: s." :. Slipper Slippers,
Ladies' White Kid Caters, .>
Misses hf Sei Nor Ga Hid. Beo'ss', A''''''
S STt F.. L." Caters, -
Kid Nor and Ct. Bootees Thk Soles. .,.
:" Bro. Cold R. R. -
Ass'd. Cord Lace Caters, <z@@ :,
e. AUX. Ties;
Cash lid Button Caters. ..-
Pat. Lea. Strap Shoes and Pumps.
With large assortment of Gents CATERS Boots. and
Shoes. Also, Trunks valces Carpet Bags Sschels and
Bonnet cases. with every other article usually kept in
All in want would do we'll to call and examine before buy.
ing will sell cheap for cash six months time to
pEssH'r The SUBSCRIBER continue. m.nu.esu. in
his usual STYLE all kinds Of work in his line in the most
fashionable and durable and at the shortest notice.
and cheap as the times will afford.
LOOK For THE SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
HENRY PORTER.
RALEIGH Nav eth 1856. -t. 6O-6t
DRS. GILBERT 4 KENNEDY,
Treat Cancers. Tum0rs, Ulcers, Ac.,
WITHOUT SURGICAL OPERATIONS.
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CERTIFICATES FROM 49,
Ex-Goy T. NJ. TuckER Hon T. BurLER KIxo
JUDGE T. W. HuLIxG Gen. NARCIss0 LoPEz, ::
Capt. ISAIAH SELLERs Capt W. LxAfIEne
i. RALDwIN M n w. p. ALLISON, H. j.,
of Wnchester Va. Of Lynchburg. Va
Judoe AIRx WALxER Col. MAUNsEL WHITE,
THos r RoSp M D. J. L. PsAcockE, II. d
PERMISSION TO REFER TO
Ex.Gov JAS C. JONES, Hon. FRED. T. STANTON
e. F. PAInER. Inventor of Pamer's Artificial Leg. -:
FRANCIS GRIcE Naval Constructor Navy Yard, PhiIa..
Proprietprs of the Girard House, Philadelphia.
~ Send for pamphlet.
May 10, 1856. 5O-swl0t.
Tax Books! Tax Books!!
~ HAVE EOR SALE A FEW TAX ROCKS. MADE
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SMALL POX,

A correspondent writes us as follows, under date
Creachvile, Johnston Co.. May 8, 1856:
"ED1ToRs Standard 1t may be of interest to you and
your readers to learn that vicinity has visited by
that scourge of the human family, small pox Mr. B. G.
Richardson returned from Petersburg about the 10th of
April and few days ither eafter taken unwe but
stayed in his for ten days AFTER until the disease
had fully broken out and in company with probably
hundreds persons while in this condition and strange
say, far some enteen days not single has
CURED out his family At this time there ght
IN his family besides imself-hs wife, six children, and
negro girl Mr. R. is getting we'll They have had the
services of DR.. G. j. Gill physician
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democratic Convention i'm Franklin.

Democratic Convention i'm Franklin.
TIME DEMOCRATS OF FRANKLIN ARE RE-
Il QUESTED to hold primary meetings and send dele
gates County Convention to be held in Lousbarg on
the oath of May for the purpose of nominating candidates.
for the ensuing Legislature. MANY NOTEkS
April 10Th, 1856. 43-td
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PETERSBURG MARKET.

CAREFULLY CORRECrED WEEKLY STANDARD NJ
n. MARTIN, BRO, 4 CO., s
Grocers aud Commission Merchants No $780, Scaaose s
PETERSBURG, May 10, 1885,
TOBACCO-The breaks continue very heavy and the
receipts also larger We note decline common TO
fair leaf in the last IL days. from Is to 81 Fair aud good
Jugs are about SOC. lower-comm0n and medium Tugs of
good weights (say from 1850 to 400 s nett are selling
freely at from ~ to 31smostly at Dark, rich, leaf
Tobacco suitable for manufacturing, is in good demand
and at full, prices say from $9S to $l21 We also note
good enquiry for bright, cured Tobacco of fine
quality. - W. t-ss.5-
WHEAT.-The market remains unchanged to-day, with
fair demand mostly for strictly prime parcels We quote
prime Red and White 81 aa@l45. Very prime would
command little the above quotations. = IF
COTTON-There is rather animation in the mar
ket with sales Of good to prime ut ll@lH, with some
sales at IL sc. for strictly prime.
PEAS.-Recepts light, but stock on hand heavy. We
quote Black and Clay ut 90$ To- Black Eye 81 lo@l 25
GUANO.-The season being good deal advanced there
less doing with sales to limited extent at S57 per NO.
Peruvian. -.
FLOUR.The supply hand is more than equal to the
demand, and prices are in favor of buyers. We quote
Superine at $7]1@$s. Extra Superfne $s@S1S. City
Mills Family is scarce and is selling at $l01S@$ll.
MEAL-Country is selling at 7l@721S for small lots.
GROCERlES.-Except in Sugar and Moasses, which
the season there has been fair business doing.
FlSH-No. Mackerel have advanced and we note
sales at 6 No Cut Herrngs at Ss for old
BACON.-The demand for this article continues active,
and receipts more moderate We quote prime Western
shoulders s1z@ssl; do. sides 1o@los; Va hog round
GLOVER SEED.-The stock on hand is much reduced.
LARD Continues in fair request at IL in bbls. and
1e1a in kegs:
OATS.SMarket we'll supplied, and dull at 5000.
APPLE BRANDY.-Is dull and heavy Ut S0@DS5
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w AXE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CON.
w VENTION.-A Convention Of the Democrats Of
Wake Coun will be held in Raleigh, on Monday OF May
to take such steps be deemed important to
the continued unity and of the party in the County
April 2S, 1856. 46-td.
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ALAMANCE.-We learn from friend, who is well
informed on the subject, that Democratic and anti
Know Nothing prospects in Alamance are of the
most cheering kind. The Democratic candidates
for the Commons, Messrs. Montgomery and Patter-
son, enjoy solid and deserved popularity and
they will devote their best energies to the canvass
COL John Stockard, formerly Democrat, and fire.
quently honored by the Democracy of old Orange
with a seat in the Commons, is one of the K N
nominees for that body in Alamance. 1t is to oe
GREETED that the Colonel has thus gone astray in his
old age But no Democrat can desert his party and
exist politically. The K Ms of the County are not
likely to reap benefit, or add to their character for
hlsh-mlnded and honorable dealing, by this move
ment They will understand what we mean. Giles
Meoane, Esq, one of the former members, declined
70 run. 1t is believed that he is not disposed to ia
'or, In all respects, the K. n, faction
MARTIN AND WASHINGTON. Welearn that at a Con.
Venton of the Democrats of Martin and Washing.
ton Counties held in Williamson on the Sd instant
Josiah Collins, Esq, was unanimously nominated
10 represent that District in the Senate of the next
Legislature. The Democrats have nominated SAM
rogers, Esq, to represent Martin in the Commons
lhese are excellent nominations. Mr.. Collins was
formerly an old line Wing, but is now thoroughly
identified with the Democrats and anti-Know Moth
ings. He is an accomplished gentleman, and a man
Of decided ability. Ii he should accept the nomina.
aon, as we trust he will, he will be triumphantly
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ID VILLE-The Democrats Of the County of Granville
are requested in Convention the last Saturday
in May the being the 3lst in the town of Oxford for
House of Commons full meeting is most desirable in
order there should be free and full expression Of the
wishes of the party MANY VOTERS.
6-tQ.
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ATTENTION "OAK.CrTY GUARDS"

A1X PARADE AT THE ARMORY, ON SATUK-
wv day, the 18th inst at O'clock in winter uniform,
. tatgue caps, and arms and accoutrements in order
of inspection Also on MONDAY morning the 10th inst.
at eiqht ococh, A. NJ, at the ArmOry.
"a. Meet al III. Armory Thursday evening next at
O'Clock. (By order of the Captain,)
VIM. Z. ALLEY. @. s..
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Mr.. BADGERS SPEEcH.-We commence to- day,
and shall conclude in our next-so to have it all
in weekly ssue-the publication Of the able and
unanswerabe speech of the Hon. George E. Badger,
delivered in the Senate of the United States on the
10th February, 1854, in support of the Kansas-Ne-
braska act. This speech furnishes conclusive reply
to the objections of Mr. Gilmer and other K. Ms to
the abrogation of the Missouri line. The advocates
of the Nebraska principle ofnon-intervention
will find it of much service in the present campaign.
Let it be circulated
Mr.. Gilmer, we learn, states in his speeches that
if he had been in Congress he would not have voted
for the Kansas Nebraska act He charges that the
aProgation Of the Missouri line breach of faith
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The Standard publishesa letter ~ seven
Aercan party and returned r. the ranks sr
Of unable % write their nae and had to make
their Z naasts SGIisbu-y Watehman
The Watchman and other K. N. papers are en-
deavoring to rdicule these gentlemen because they
cannot write their names. We venture the asser
ton that the old federal Wing Know Nothings Of
Aamance did not object to these persons when they
joined them, on this account Motley received
them gladly; but as these citizens find that
they have been duped and imposed or, and leave
the gravel pit concern, they all at dis
covered to be ilterate and uniformed, and they
are sneered at as men who can only make their
marks. It does not follow, because man, cannot
write his name, that he is not good citizen. But
in this respect, as in others, the Watchman s but
following the example of the Know Nothings of
Connecticut who recently altered the Constitution
of that State and prohibited all persons from voting
who cannot read and write.
Well, if the six gentlemen referred to cannot write
their names, they make their mark at the polls;
and they will do it in August and November next
If all the Know Nothings in the State who cannot
read and write, will leave the K. N. organization
and vote with the Democrats, Gov. Bragg's majority
Mr.. Glmer will be much larger than it would
otherwise be.
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Municipal Electioa-Psnitentiary Burnt.
New ORLEANS, June at is supposed that the
whole K. n all ticket has been elected. The re-
turns not in yet.
The east wing of the Louisiana penitentary at
Baton Rouge has been burnt involving loss of
100000. Nine prisoners escaped.
[sEcoND DEsPArcH.]
Serious Riot-Four Men Killed.
ticket has been elected, with the exception of two
Councilmen. The Mayor has 1000 majority.
There was great deal of rioting during the cleo
tion-fghting, stabbng and shooting were the order
of the day.
The Clerk of the LIST district court was shot and
stabbed by the "Scilian" gang, and in the 18th
precinct three Sicilians' were killed.
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- W The Democratic National Conyenti0nof1 1862
assembled in Baltimore, in june, and was organized
on motion Of Mr.. Bright, By calling Hon. II NJ.
Saunders Of this State, TO the chair astemporary
President. In the afternoon Of the same day, Hon.
John ". Davis, Of Indiana, was chosen permanent
President. On the second day the committee on
resolutions was appointed, and the claims of con-
testing delegates disposed of,-Mr McIsae being on
the committee on resolutions from this State, and
Hon. A. Rencher on the committee on credentials
On the third day the balloting for candidate for
President was commenced, and on the fifth day Gen.
Pierce received the nomination. -
AS the Washington Union truly Observes the
interest manifested in the present National Conven-
ton Of the Democracy is confined to no section of
the country. In every quarter entire confidence is
felt in the integrity, wisdom, and patriotism of the
delegates; and whatever soicitude may be felt by
the friends Of the distinguished gentlemen whose
names are now mentioned in connexion with the
Democratic presidential nomination, there can be no
doubt but that the action Of the convention will re-
ceive the full, complete, and enthusiastic endorse
ment and support of the democratic party of the
whole Union" e
The Boston Post-a sterling Democratic paper
has the following just and excellent observations on
the subject:
1t four years since the representatives of the
only political party in this Union based principles
prehensive enough to the ground occupied by
constitution and with afines wide as the nation as
sembled at Baltimore to mature for the
paign There sharp contests long struggles anxious
forebodngs but underneath all the confidence that
the common purposes all had in view would evolve
mony out of discard How events justified that confidence
let the past attest No the glorious old demo-
cratic banner unred to the breeze than past differences
forgotten personal gries more-a patriotic
rallied unitedy and zeaousy about the
and the PLATFORM and each only what his duty
towards the achievement of the grand political result that
followed in November.
The Cincinnati Convention will under auspices
a- political platform is concerned far cheering
than those Of the political horizon of 1882 We need
not do than suggest what the of public opinion
was, South and North to the compromise measures
how these seemed to cut the democratic party in
Now there such division measures All sections
accept and confidently rally around the policy of non
intervention Congress, and the principle Of popular
sovereignty mbodied in the Kansas act On this party
fnoaos no North South 1t will rally it unhestatin
y and enthusiastically for every intelligent democrat feels
aud knows that when time shall have done its necessary
work of examination and reflection when the clouds of er
shall have been dispersed that the clear sky of
shall be they will only wonder that any should
hesitaed for then confidence in the soundness of the poll
cy will find confirmation in peace and prosperity a
sections of the country"
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THE APPROACHING CELEBRATION.

A meeting of the committees recently appointed
at Town Meeting to make arrangements for cele-
brating the Fourth of July, took place at the Ar
mory Of the Oak City Guards on Wednesday eve
ming last. The following gentlemen were elected
permanent officers p F. Pescud, President; John
c. Partridge, Treasurer; Jno. Spelman, Secretary.
The following subcommittee were appointed:
ON SUBSCRIPTIONS;
Middle Ward-Dr. L. S. Perry, W. L. Pomeroy.
Western Ward-Jas. j. Iredel, A. D. Tumbro.
Eastern Wa,d-J. NJ. Parkinson, W. j. Brown
On Arrangements:
Ed. Cantwell, Isaac Proctor. J. G. Partridge,
P. P. Williams, Jno. Spelman, j. w. Howard,
H. C. Smith, Jno. Nichols, and,
On motion, the Chairman was added.
To procure an Orator.:
A committee of the whole. ~
Resolutions were adopted expressive of the deter
mination of the Joint Committee to make the ap-
preaching celebration worthy of the capitol of the
State and of the great event it is designed to COM
memorate provided the patriotism of the citizens
OF Raleigh will furnish them with the means.
The meeting then adjourned to meet again at the
Armory of the Oak City Guards, this (FRIDAY,)
evening at o'clock.
P. F. PESCUD, President.
JNo SPELMAN, Secretary.
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA, WARE
~ COUNTY. In EQUITY. Alfred Mitchell and wife VI.

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA, WAKE
- COUNTY. In Equity. Alfred Mitchell and wife We.
Jesse Dunstan and wife.
Pursuant to order made at Spring Term 1885, of the
Court of Equity for the County Of Wake the undersigned
Clerk and Master in Equity for said County will proceed
to sell at the Court House door in the City Of Raleigh on
mentioned, to wit -
certain lot parcel Of ground situate lying and being
in the city of Raleigh Wake county, being part of the lots
known the plan Of said city Lots Nos A and 49,
tanning three fourths of an acre whereabouts.
TERMS SALE: Five per cent be paid in cash. if
5per cent does $780, then 800 in cash.
credit of six months for half the purchase money and
twelve months for the residue will be
their giving bonds with approved sureties bearing
terest from the date of sale. Z = 80 Is
june &, 1889. MAvaSStd
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The Discussion IN CLEAvELAND.-The last "Shel-
by Times contains an interesting sketch of the
discussion in that place between Gov. Bragg and
Mr.. Gilmer. Mr.. G. spoke first The Times p"
says:
"Mr. Glmer is good lawyer in good cause he is
toleraby respectable tactica for his in legislative
capacity which he manifested in his active exertons to de-
feat the equal suffrage bill he is, ubtless very snart
man" on the stump before the assembled Quaker a6o-
man, in defence of the darklantern paramount prnc
ples he sinks into mmeasurabe mbecity when brought
face face Gov Bragg an
southern wings and democrats Mr. Gilmers only reliance
produce impression in bis favor seemed to be %ys-
FERROUS kind Of tangled State bank the dim shadow
of which could be in his speech as through smoked
glass dark+ like the last sckly of an almost exn-
believe is his extremity, tub thrown to the whale"
that is after him. is represented to all ills but its chief
the people fourteen fifteen per cent of their hard
ing and put the money snugly into the pockets of the
stockholders! And what was most astonishing of all is
tangled bank which is pay the Stockholders and the
State fourteen or fifteen per cent of the peoples money
The of the word coming from John A. Gil
who has been federal member of the for
teigeni man present All rejecting know that taxa.
ton the never failing hobby Of every deeetfa
ing against it, why as was emphaticaly asked by Gov
Bragg did he not take steps in the Legislature to
leve the people of taxes?"
We learn from the Times that Gov. Braggs
reply to Mr.. Gilmer conclusive upon every SUBJ
iect discussed. The " Times adds
"John A. Gilmer's effort at this place manifest
failure lamentable to himself and what few if any, sup
porers he may have in the county, and ptabe to many Of
bis kind hearted opponents who though they
candid opinion that if Mr. Gimers speech and Gov
Braggs demoshng reply could have been heard by every
cleveland endorsing the Know-Nohing nomination.
Mr.. Gilmer having concluded what he could find to say
Gov Bragg arose. and of the most concise and eo-
quen addresses heard he successfully refaed
every position taken by his dakantern competitor with
ability ankness and turning every point
touched upon tohe disadvantage Of the Know Nohngs
The Governor tracked his lodging competitor from hill to
brake the marsh from the open field which he seldom
occupied to the gravel pitt and from his "hole in the
wall" to the darkest corner of the know-Nothng den
Such chase saw-such utter discontinue We
witnessed and at the close of the hunt when Mr.
Gmer bay freed in his dark lantern hole he was
the object of personal commiseraon than political
respect"
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THE CANVASS FOR GOVERNOR.

Mr.. Gilmer will address the people at the follow
ing times and places:
Halifax, Saturday, June 9TH,
jackson, Northampton, Monday, the 9Th,
Murfreesboro, HEREFORD, Tuesday, 10th,
Gainesville. Gates Wednesday, the 18th,
Hartford, Perqumans, Thursday, the 18th,
E. City, Pasquotank, Friday, the 18th,
Old Trap, Camden, Saturday, the 18th,
Edenton, Chowan, Monday, the 18th,
Plymouth, Washington, Tuesday, 18th,
Windsor, BERTHE, Wednesday, the 18th.
Gov Bragg will meet Mr.. Gillner at the above
times and places.
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STANDARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

The Weekly Standard will be furnished during
the campaign at the following rates: For six months,
one copy, one dollar; five copies, four dollars six
copies, five dollars ten copies, eight dollars; twelve
copies, ten dollars cash in advance.
We respectfully solicit subscriptions.