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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-16
whis. for and agnin.. Bueha nan .

WutSo tof ana against Bucn0uaus
Hon. Reverdy johnson, of Baltimore, for
merly Wing Attorney General of the United
States, and the Hon. j. A. Pearce and Hon.
Thomas G. Pratt, Wing United States Sena-
tors from Maryland, are advocates of the
election of Buchanan and Breckenridge
Pro7S1aray Journals.
= Very well. We see nothing remarkable
in, the fact that some Old Line Wings are
going in for Buchanan. There is but the one
issue of Freedom or Slavery before the coun-
try, and the hard" politicians of all sorts
go for the latter. Another reason has been
suggested, namely, that they believe Blu
chanan has not drop of Democratic
blood in his VEINS" having started in his ca
reer as a rank Federalist.
But there are Wings of quite another sort
in the country, who still cherish the better
spirit which animated the party before its
disorganization. One of the noblest men Of
this class, the Hon. Edward Bates, of St.
Louis, has recently written letter giving
his reasons why, as I. an unchanged Whig,"
he cannot support Mr.. Buchanan for the Pre-
sidency., --.-.. ,....-.
After exposing Mr.. Buchanan's rank pro-
slavery record, he there expresses his views
of the pro-slavery party in general: +" Ithas
become quite fashionable of late for the Bu-
chanan men to be particularly national, and
the peculiar friends of the Union. The cool
est piece of impudence that ever was palmed
off upon a gullible public. Why there is not
a tyro in politics who does not know that
Mr.. Buchanan would stand no chance at all
of his election if you strike off from his sup
port those states whose most eminent and
popular men despise the term national and
have often declared that they know the
Union only by its expressions and exactions
states, many Of whose present leaders are
fresh and hot from sectional conventions,
called by authority for the very purpose of
dissolving the Union, and for no better rea-
son than that California was admitted, with
constitution made by her own free will,
but containing clause forbidding slavery"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-16

KICKING THE DoUGHFAcEs.-TheD Delta
of New Orleans, speaks out, and OCCASION
ally gives us kind of inkling of the true
estimate in which the bullyragging politicians
of the Union-saving tribe are held by the
quiet, thinking men Of the South. We clip
the following from it +" Instead of opposing
the Democratic nominee, we are inclined to
regard him, of the three evils, viz, Fill
more, Fremont and Buchanan, as perhaps
the least; though many president Southern
men, we are aware, are inclined to think that
the election of Fremont would be the most
fortunate consummation of the struggle
which could happen at the present crisis, in
asmuch as it would utt rly extirpate that
|sickly, pulling, contemplate race of politi-
clans who delight in the'n name of +" National
men"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-16
Getting Tired Of 1t.

Western Missouri that the business men OF
the border towns-Westport and Kansas
City, in particular-are getting thoroughly
tired Of the troubles growing out of the nu-
merous raids of the Missourians upon Kan
sas. Their sales do not reach half their
usual amount debts for large stocks are
pressing upon them, which they have not
the means to discharge; collections are bad,
and ruin stares them in the face. So, sensi-
bly,, the merchants in Kansas City-not the
merchants only, but the larger part Of the
mechanics-have resolved to attempt to ar
rest the atrocious outrages which are i'm
poverishing them, and to bring their perpe-
traitors to punishment. With this view, they
have formed Free Trade Association, num-
beriDg one hundred or more members, the
object of which is to protect emigrants who
choose to land at their leyee, and to defend
those who come to the town to buy or sell,
regardless of their politics or place of resi-
dence. They have at last learned that Dor
der rufians, filed with bad whiskey and
oaths, staggering around, each with boz
vie knife and revolver, ready for a row
whenever he has an advantage, or for steal.
Ing a horse when opportunity offers, or for
cutting throat whenever necessity compels
ARE not the men to make country pros
porous, or its merchants rich. They have
discovered that the quiet Northern man
with his higher civilization, his demand fol
more comforts in his home, and, more decen-
cyof apparel, for machinery on his farm and
in his workshop, and books in his house,. il
the true and best patron of industry and
commerce; and they are again reaching aftel
his trade. The discovery il made late inths
day, but it is as valuable, and We trust th.
Free Trade Association will act upon thu
suggestions. a. '-2 81, g ssa@ soa -
- THE Gas WoRKs.-We visited the site o
the Gas Works yesterday, At the corner o
John and Fifth Streets, and found the worl
progressing rapidly About fifty men a.,
engaged in excavating and laying up tn
foundation works. Z The Messrs. Fuller, tn
contractors, and Mr.. White, the Engineer
are pushing things forward with all possibl,
~ ~ m Sl'if5Ist Bra 49, $3.50 -
aesPatcn. IN .assflggs sFG6 iadw bstai
DISTINGUISHES ,ARRIvAL.-Col. Parker
II. French, of Nicaragua notoriety, arrived
with his family yesterday by the Alhambra
He is stopping at the Winslow House.
:
zoe MoRE VorIsd.-A vote was taken fol
President on tho Alhambra, coming sup on
Tuesday morning with the following result
Fremont, = hE-oao ,noi-i = SO
q Buchanan, o. .sgnl saoli-4 80 81
e Fillmore, g&H-'i ,i..sAs- 80. 10,
On this occasion the vote Of every man Of
the boat was taken, whether passenger, of
ficer or employee. - -, Z. s..a..s
re Gutenberg, Iowa, contains, accord
ing to recent census, = population Of ], 007
soals. s.aa 4 a s. = aits .iitas'sN
s-fofsse-A
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-16

Il John B. Breckenridge, who. woun-
ded young Leayenworth in duel at Niagara
Falls, where Brooks wis afraid to go, and
who had the temerity to stop awhile after it
in New Jersey, through which State the
aforesaid Brooks was afraid to travel, isnow
one of the editors of the New Orleans Del
ia. He is also cousin of John G. Brecken-
ridge, the BUCCANEERS candidate for the Vice
Presidency. >
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-16

!. .E The infamous DR.. Stringallow, is
stumping it for Buchanan in Virginia. -
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-16
Fremont Victory in New London.
tspe9fl Despatch to the N. Y. Tribune.
NEW LONDON. Conn. Ano. d.

Our charter election came off to-day, and
very large vote was polled. Mr.. A. c.
Lippett, the Buchanan Democratic nominee
for Mayor, was defeated by Mr.. j. N. Har-
ris, the Fremont and Freedom candidate, by
a very large majority. '
The Fremonters are firing hundred
guns this evening in honor of their victory
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-16

'fe t. The organ of Buchanan in Provi
dence, Rhode Island, the Post, displays the
American flag with only thirty stars, and ex-
plains the omission by saying, that it does
not consider Massachusetts one of the States
of the Union on account of her efforts
through the Emigrating Aid Society-the es-
tablishmentsof which the Post advise / and
commended-and by other means to prevent
the introduction Of Slavery in Kansas. The
Providence Journal says Of this: ave know
that Slavery was the indusputable condition
of democracy, but we supposed that the
right to stay in the Union without it, was
not vet questioned. !" sssosG sit- faees Ts99 .
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-16
Making a total of

This loss Of the Allies, reported above,
embraces only those killed, or died of dis
ease or wounds. The crippled, manned, and
other wounded, are not stated. The Rus
sian loss embraces all-both killed and
wounded. - @i 4@ Vtfsf' 4l5e' '
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-16

IL The Memphis Eagle learns from a
gentleman Of Texas, that the Germans and
other foreigners of the Western part OF that
state, have nominated Fremont electoral
ticket, zn7sa aid $500 -. E- 5-; ~ 10
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-16

THE FULLER HousEE.-Mr. s. Long has
returned from the East, and is driving bus
mess rapidly in order to open the Fuller
House on the first Of September. = 4 Dah
= .-ra-a L.. -t-..-.-lL 80
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-16

-RE-NoMINATEs HIMsELF.-Gen. Whitfield,
the rejected Border Ruf6an Congressional
Delegate from Kansas, publishes an address
against the decision of the House which de-
prives him of his seat as a Delegate He
contends the action of the House was illegal
and declares that he shall Immediately return
home to present himself as a candidate for
reelection. ,,a ~ err.fifsei ..5lor,ss:l s.it
Whitfield has taken this cue from Brooks
and Keitt, but if the people have it to say,
he will not be equally successful. - Z ~. ~
IL A strong effort is now being made
by the Canadian Government to promote the
settlement of those extensive tracts lying
along the valley of the Ottawa river and
Sothward to the shore of Lake Huron For
convenience Of settlement, these tracts have
been divided into three districts, each taking
the name of the Government road which has
been recently opened therein. 9K 70 u EAR !
iin IL A few years since, Col. Colt went
to Hartford, Conn, penniless. The citizens
enabled him to raise $25, 600 capital, and he
began the manufacture of his reyolvers,
since SO celebrated throughout the country.
His establishment has supported. hundreds
of employees, he has expended 81, 0O0, 900
in identifying and improving the city, and
he is to-day worth probably 81 000, 900. A
good return that for So, 900 Investment.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-16

in total voting population of SIC, 243 in
the South. Little Delaware for instance,
contains but 800 Slave-holding voters, 1868
while the Shareholders of Maryland are
but one-fourth its voting population
Besides this, not all those owning Slaves
are voters, nor anything like it. Many thou
sands are minors and widows. Three hun
dred thousand voting Slave-owners is very
liberal estimate. These figures should be
reflected u; on by those who think they are
Sustaining the South" by supporting the
extension of Slavery. 1t is asked by but a
small portion of the Southland the masses,
who find labor degraded, free schools unsus-
tanned, and the freedom of the whites in ev-
cry way abridged by the influence of Slave
ry in their native States, are slowly but sure
ly opening their eyes to the crushing effect
Of that institution upon free labor.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-16

A new compound has been discov-
cred to take the place Of borax, in welding
iron and steel, and is said to be much cheap
er. 1t has been patented by Homer Ander-
son, the inventor sof the explosive cannon
ball.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-16
Who Constitute the ssSouth ?"

The Now York Tribune publishes table
from the census and election returns, show
ing Shareholders of the South to comprise
buta small portion of her voting population
the aggregate being as follows:
Voters owning more than FIVE Slaves. 022
&C &C less &. ........... TIA, 500
Total Slave holding voters.
Nen-Slave holding voters. 7ls
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-16

INDrAsA.-B urlingame Of the House, and
cassius NJ Clay, have been speaking to i'm
mense crowds in Indiana. At Indianapolis,
. few days since, Mr.. B. addressed the iarg-
est crowd ever assembled in that city, except
At Conventions and mass meetings. sdl
Is ~ Hon. Thos. Gotee, Of Indiana, who
y nearly seventy years Of sge, mas recently
married, aieer renaining widowsr just two
months. .le- ees s.l'>is'sEi. to s
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-16

.EE Mr. Bhkey,, one Of the Republican
electors in Kentucky, has taken the stump
for Fremont and Dayton, in that State.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-16

LATE EUROPEAN WAR.-The loss of the
Allies and Russians in the late war is off,
ciallu annolncod nc hauinoe hoon.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-16

'a'C& Gutenberg, Iowa, contains, accord
ing to recent census, population Of 1,001
souls. s.aaa 3. as - = shs .ii@af'si'
.-s.ssss-a
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

DURE NONoNGAEAELA% HISKY-5bbls
Of the above, Just received Of prime quail Sold to
us for ak wears old 10. G. BROWN,
leo 40 College St
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5 3" 4 e" g s 90 /"
pred in lots Of seventy
Ire, when IL less Quanii-
ed F.Ocr N sacks will
200 rs O. he rated and
Il. /. ANDERSON,
Snr.-rf,f.pIars
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100000 COPIES SO,DI,

100000 COPIES SOsD!!
7 LOYD'S GREAT STEAMBOAT WORK will be ready or
IL or about the Gath Of October
oONTENTs:
First Application Of Steam.
Lite of Jo! n Fitch Engraving Of his frst boat.
Life Of robert Fuon-Eng Rying Of his first American Boat
the Hudson River
Robert Fulton and Lvingstons rst Ohio River Boa-Cor
rect Likeness-Fu Particular
Lstrobe's First Boat.
First steubenyille Boat.
FIST explosion the Western Waters from an Eye-w
Maps Of the Western Waters Towns, Cities and distances
laid down correctly.
List Of Steamboat Explosions since 1879; Names of Klec
and Wounded; List Of Steamboats, agost.
Correct views Of Pitts5urg Wheeling, ineDna Louisville
ST. Louis and New Orleans in 1858 Sketch Of place.
population, business, &C., &c.
Fast Time Of Boats the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers.
List Of Steamboat officers on the Western Waters,
The New Steamboat LRw-With Comments--Iife Boats
Disasters on the LRkes-NAmes Of Lost Killed and Wounded
The High Water in 1870 1881, is47.
List Of Plantations on Mississippi River.
Imporan United states Supreme Court Steamboat Decisions
Three hundred pages, with hundred engraving hand
soney bound ny renting ONE DoiLAR post paid YOU
Will receive q copy Of the above work.
Orders from the trade solicited and agents wanted
ry town and city to canvass for the work.
Address Jas. LLOYD Co,
oct q 3ml Post Office Buildings Cincinnati O.
CAPT +. D. FARNsW0R is Agent for the above work
In Nashville
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~ ENTS' stout Calf Waterproof Boots;
II Calf Brogans and Jersey Ties;
ID. 8 Calf Oxfords;
Boys and Youths 'hck sOled Calf Boots AMI BroFsns;
Received this day by JOHN RAMAGE,
noVi0 az College 81.
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sMITHLAHD, PADUCAH AND CAIRO PACKET.
TWsCE 4 WEEK.

TIVE Light Draught Steamer MON. CT
l. TICELLO, W CoUCH, Master eFsz-sfes5;e1
! above until JANUARY next ssrSz>-a-sazssSs
after which she Will ply regularly btEttn this port and
WAITS B0RO, and all intermediate landings. Orders le
with her ag for passage freight viii with prompt
attention. Ii. III. HARRISON, [ -.
oct22- en- A. HAMILTON, 'b-'''''
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET

I VII and light drsught steamerh TIn -,
l CUMBERLAND, CAPT. NJ D. +. kFzzlCSx-SSSa !
IL BROOKS, being ary finished
and the best adapted boat for the trade will
plying the LIST Of December next between this port and
New Orleans This boat has superior accOmmoda ions for
besides being adapted carry every description
of freight and stock in satisfactory For frcgtoT
passag- and orders, apply on board or to
novS- Gan Bue H. IL HARRISON. AZ
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

MNpSoRr &. W, June 20, Iso1
Dr. J. c. ATFR:-This may certify that have used you
gHRgY FcToSAL Tor upwards Of year and IL Is sin
cere belief that should have been grave this time
had not, II has cured Of dangerous affection II
the lungs, and DO not overstate my conviction when tell
you il Is priceless remedy.
Yours very respectfully,
ID. A. MCCLURE, Attorney at Law.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09
EAgHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
s-s5- NOTICE TO SHIPPERSi ~;
&C.: g. ..,.zl - 81

MIL the rrEuesre River 81 gv is rebuilt Pr duce and
y Nrrchsntise VII be trans ipped the river
Steamboats, aud Dtges, and he suecet 10 dy ages
Shippers rct5sd that al Euo!s the depois
pse r The Dtre protection Of m eontents
vii De r scted Grain wil be received Except heavy
snaHlrE Gunny Bags Ihc isht hin VII De re-
fsssd ~ n III y fe inner, the labor ami time
necessary rrpa All greatly rsttrd the Tanship-
(. AMI be- Performed The goats OF the -0ad are
spec ay ruCe receive Grain 'her respective
stations unless Jb- sacks Ilsny AID 81 tncy MARKED
and a7ied By order O. shipment. We per-
n are drots q used storage hons for grain
when The % be held I'll O. suits the convent
% 0Enrr shipper 10 order fiiwari Wheat Chat
tanOoga viii ne charged cents and per bushel
from Iullahoms ard ~ stations a Tennessee river
and from Nashville and al STATIONS Sc Il fuEhoma Wheat
will be charE "a 10 cents and corn bnshei WIS
key viii be gi a. per bfrrl Nashville Chatta-
Al srueie- OF eight gs gnsed D. farH lss,
2 sd and 4h cigss, vii be Carried a present rArn rates.
II. ANDt RSON,
sapt N Q. Railroad.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09
FINE PERFUMERY. sc,


lust received from first hands importers, good assot
~ ment Of Fine PeFfunery, Fancy Artj.
cles, c., consisting in part Of the following, vE
large invoice Of genuine English Tooth and Hair Brush
es Also, fine assortment especially for children.
Puts and Puff Boxes, something new and very nice)
LUbn's Genuine Extracts;
Fine Ivory Tooth Combs;
Large Buff Dressing and BARRIERS Combs;
Large Transparent Wash Balls.
Bazir's haTheT's Blocks;
Toilet Vinegar, superior article fer the Bath;
Tooth Paste and Soa p Of various styles patterns
air Gloves and Bathing Brushes;
ay Rum, extra fine in large bottles1
yons Katharon; Barry's Tricopherous;
Vegetable nd Liquid Rouge Pink Sas GERS;
Skin powders, Of assorted kinds;
Hair dyes of the most approved Brands
For sale at STRETCHES DRUG STORF,
sepi9 Corner College and Union streets.
4 GRECULTJRAL IMPLEMENTS-Corn
Shelters, Straw Cutters Cider Mills Grain Mills Churns
flaming Mills, Grndstone Rollers rain Measures Horse
Powers, lows Pumps Meat Cutters and Grinders Stop
War, CON hand and for sale by
D. d. DlCKEY,
lan26 College street, Nashville.
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PLANTERS HOTEL,

a'EH1-'9 .3FsNNrf
TfHIS and connections house, splsnddiy fur- 80
nished, IA really for The reception Of visitors ~.
n. SIMPSON, Proprietor Mr.. NioEEIsos. Sup't. kiz
a.Ia
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am your , with great respect,
J. D. POWELL, Supt. Trans J.. L. X.


Rocky UILL Somerset CO y. j July ~, 1854
pR J. c. AYER:-Snce yoGr mediocre has become kn"wn
here IL has greater demand any other cough remedy
hsve Old II Is spoken Of IN terms ~ unmessured
praise By those who have used t. aud know OF
where the best they OF II Is much the
good IL has DONE take pleasure 10 thing it, becaus4
that am giving my custo the worth n their
ney, and feel Eshet in seeing the b-neht Il eonfcrs.
Please send me further supply, aud believe M
Yours, With respect, JOHN c. WHiFLOK.
PS.Anost any number Of certificates be sent you
II you wish Il.
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WnKsaARRE, Pa, Sep 81 100.
DR- J. @. ARMY Dear sis;-Your medicine is much
approved OF By those who have used here It's compo
silion such and maintain reputation.
invariably recommend Il for pulmonary affections, do
many Of cur principal physicians
an your friend
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FOR SALE Oh RENT.

80 FARM containing 52K acr.s, situated on a
4. the Charlotte Turnpike miles from Nah vile. -
.s Said farm has good Wen It, AMI abundance of
young Fruit Trees and contains Of the best garden
of acres) be found anywhere in the County-a
comfortable Frame Dwelling with four and hall and
necessary ouhouses, stables c. and best q all is
he heal hest places anywhere Nashville. EC further
.formatiyn sppyto x. A. BAtLhWE,
emil At No II Drsderek
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH

I'M aud amer this date, the Articles enumerated below
~ viii through 10 Charleston and Savannah at The
prices aflxrd 10 each article:
Tobacco, hhds, iu0 bs....................... soc
Pors in hbis., II lun 90
fagging and hupei = 100 Us. 90
r.. l. ANDERSON Sup't
iy1-f y. A c. Railroad.
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PHrIADKLPH1A NANUFAcrURED

SAL M A N ID IL s AT e =,
WARRANTED 70 stand 10 per cent more fire -
w than any He,ring's eafes ia use, and sold al ID Ell
the same prices. Also, Iron Shutters, sash 81 M
and Doors for Bank EankGs and zEElkD
>tOres. Also, Patent Slate timed Refrig.
erafOrSs all warranted good ana cheap any in the
country. by EVANS WATSON, No. 26 South 4th street.
Philade pha Pa Halls Patent Powder Proof Locks and
ali the celebrated Locks furnished when required W. c.
LlARD is authorized to receive ORDERS and make sales Of
the above my@iy
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
OH T0 THoNPsnNs sTArInl


on and after wednesday, December IL trains will be-
~ tween ashyills aad fhompsons station, klOxs
GOING SOUTH.
Leaves Nashville AZ &c A. ". and p. NJ; arrives AZ
rhompsons "a $40 A. NJ, aud as P. n.
RETCRNlNG-Ieaves Thompsons at IS NJ and S
p NJ; arrives al Nashville At io5 A 81, and $50 P. n
On Sandy ,h- Morning Train ony "a be run leaving
Nsshviiie II A. 81. aud Thomps3n'- a. A. "a.
- AZ Thomps1n's the Stages Of Carter, Th0mss and
Heurh connect with the trains
Through Tickets iar MEMPHIS WAYNfSBORO, JACK.
sos, TUSCUMBIA FIORSNCE, PULASKI and cOEIaf-
sA Be procured a. DE Gsnsal stage once under The
Nerand&. HOTEL A. ANDERSON.
dsci3 q EnT. and SUIT
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RATES OF ADvRRrISfkG.

Newspaper propretors genersly and especially a. this
Ey Under the usSge and regulations heretofore preva=ng
are called 10 perform labor without
Non, than any other class Of community The gTEtutous
publication Of charity and religious advertisement and
muncStons tributes Of respect obituaries &c 4c which
only be inserted heavy 90 the proprietor inn
poses upon them burden onorous that they feel called
IN sedeence, chsck the abuse, by making such
publications charge 20 extent At least the
ties Immediately Interested la this they but fol-
lowing the example Of the in other cities, impeed
OF Its intrinsic proprety and imperative duty
themselves The subscribers have, therefore, united togeh-
mutual agreement upon the 70 lowing specified terms
OF publication Of these well every OF regular
business advertising.
For each square 10 lines less OF BREWER 10 lines
less Of nonDareil Tor the let insertion 90
a.. An