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AUGUST APPOINTMENTS.
DR. II. TUBES, Analy tic Physician,


~ will be in attendance, as follows:
WARREN, National Hotel, Wednesday. 2Gth. August.
RAvESNA, Prentiss House, Wednesday and Thurs
day, l1ti and 20th, August.
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat.
Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, and
Spleen also DrOpsy, Gravel, Rheumatism, Nervous
ness, Debility, Dyspepsia. Female diseases, Asue and
Fever. Fits. Impurities Of the Blood, Eruptions. Can
GERS, Ulcers, and all other varieties OF long StInGing
eoGplliuts. both external and internal.
For some ten years Dr. /. has devoted his entire time
to chronic diseases, treating thousands annually, many
Of whom had exhausted every other resource in their
reach. Ia no case are mineral or other poisoHs en-
PLOyeG, nor does he make sick to make rsiL, or tear
gOERitO build up GgGis. TheHieJicines eau be taken
with safety by the most delicate. and patients uuty lie
main at home, ana continue with prudence their OrIi-
airy diet and exercise. Many have recovered under the
treatment after friends and physicians had given up all
hope, the indisputabie evidences Of which can always
be furnished. InyaidS, however redueel or despair
ing, arc invited TO call, and may be assured that no en-
eourasemeut will be given or expense incurred with
out a corresponding prospect Of reeoyery
PHTHISIC Or
The statement eigen this month win be read with
dep interest by All who have endured the inexpressi-
Die horrors Of Asthma Especially does it commend
itself to those who have belisyed that treatment mag
relieve, but ca1nOt care.
Holmes tp., Crawford Co., Ohio, July 1852.
DE-. Tunns:-Sir-Since childhood 1 have been af-
aicted with fnthiSic or Asthma My mother before ne
suffered from the same disease. As I grew older it
became worse. the paTJxysms occurred Oftener and
were more Protraeted and severe, especially so during
the winter season. At all times a Iiule more than or
binary e~xertion caused a violent cough and great op-
! preston in breathing.
While the parOxysms lasted there was a distressing
cough, and a constant, agOnizing struggle for breath,
being at times apparently upon the verge Of suGOea-
ton. Very little sleeP could be obtained at such times,
and that little while sitting in NY chair. Two years
ago 1 was induced by the statement Of a lady whom
You cured Of Asthma, to make one more trial
/ fhad little faith at that time, partly because l had so
often been disappointed, and partly because others
said l could not gtt we'll. The treatment was pursued
under circumstance most uuEIyorable. having the care
OF sick friends, yet l have been not only fully relieved
OF all symptoms Of Asthma, hut of other affections ac-
companying, have no cough now, breathe freely. reSt
well and have good strength
Yours. Truly, SUSAN W Q~CAlNTANCE.
July 90. 1851.
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DEAD AGAIN.-We have the mournlul
duty to perform Of announcing the Sec
oRd death OF the Buckeye Democrat"
--AshtaJuia ItiegroPh.
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HOSES KILLED.-On Friday morning
last, three or four valuable horses be-
longing to John Crew, near Damascus
station, we're killed by being knocked of
the track by the morning Express train,
A heavy loss this season Of the year
Salem Republican.
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PIANOS s.

THE subscribers are now receiving at
Il Empire Block. 4 nice lot OF Lighte, Newton &
Bradbury, and Sleinway & Sons celebrated Pianos,
and Oler them to the public Al the lowest eastern prices.
lie warrant ali our Instruments to give satisfaction in
every respect, and keep them in tune for the first year
free Of charge. Pianos and MeIodeons taken in ex.
change. HUCkE & VACrROT.
Warren. o.. August 9Th. t5--Iv.
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DOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby

IL given. that at the September meeting Of the Board
OF Commissioners Of TrumhulI County. a petition will
be presented to sud Commissioners, to lay out and
establish a road. bagipning on the north line OF Greene
Township in the north line Of lot No. ? in said Town
ship between Sub Divisions . and ,, and running be-
tween said Sub Divisions2 and ,, and also between Sub
Divisions 4 and ,. to the south line Of said lot, beings
continuation OF what is usually called the BLACK Stub
road in Greene, to meet 4 north and south road in Cole
brook, Ashtabula County.
Greene, August 5th. Is57-4w.
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4. Il G. W. RAILRoAD.-The Allan
It'd & Great Western Railroad is a fixed
iaci! 1t is sure to become one of the
institutions" Of the country. The Com
pany are receiving the most favorable
reports from England in regard to the
purchase of iron. Their bonds stand at
a nigh figure in the market. 1t is repor-
ted and with truth, too, that it stands
higher in public estimation and credit,
than almost any other road has ever
done, when at this state of progress. In
a year, the iron horse will be on the
track. making swift and sure trips from
New York 10 St. Louis, oYer the Allan
tic & Great Western Railroad. The
following gentlemen were chosen Direc-
tors of this Company, Oh the 18th inst.
George Carlisle, Cincinnati; C.. L.
Ward, Pennsylvania; Homer R~amsdell,
New York; j. c. Brand, Urbana; Jacob
Rihlet, Gallon; VIM. Bushman, Mans
field; b. B. Clark, Ashland; w. w.
Conklin, Marion; John Pardee, Wads-
worth; L, V. Bierce, Akron; Marvin
Kent, Franklin; w. Goldman. Ravenna;
NJ. Bichsrd, Warren.-Portage Sentinel.
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OURSUMMER SUPPLY of Carriage

~ Trimmings, Embroidery, Patent Enameled Oil
Top feathers. Oil Cloth Flooring, Euameled Cloths
BroadclOths, Silk and NoTsted Lace, Silver Dash Col
lars, Stump Joints, Bows, Seat Sticks. DzmaskS ~ yds
wide, for FROM ! ~shillings 10 S4,OD per yard, Splendid
Tassels for Carriages, and . lot for Pictures, Moss By
the bale or 10. Curled Hair Mats, Buckram. In short
the most heavy and complete stock west CT the Blue
Ride, and ~ astoundinsly low prices, just arriving al
PATCH * O~PDYCKE'S.
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HURRAH FOR THE GAY RIDE.
OUR NEW STOCK OF LADIES
~ ADDLES Some for MEN. BOYS, and WE for
YOUNG AMERICA. Fancy aIDLE FLY NETS.
Fancy LINEN HORSE COVERS, &c. &c, have Just
arriyel at I IL OPDYCKE'S.
Ar-rs+ 54b -
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ladies ENTENTE, or SHspcctiHg themselves 50, are
cautioned against using them. as miscarriage IOaij
ensEs. LG'ieS desiring an Increase Of family ShOEid
IfSrego their use ~eE:irsiy, cs a fec pills each month
NOaii be sure 10 Preceat pregnancy.
ProprietOrs. importers, or agents eau he in no wise
responsible after this admOuition. Although certain
in effect, they are So mild as never to produce injury
to the health. Mail Packages, having the appearance
Of an ordinary letter, (Pr.ce Sl,OO) are sold only by
our general agents. who viii send them by NAL. post
paid, on receipt Of price Boxes SIPS; Half Boxes -
cents. Messrs. V. L. ALDEN * Co. Cleveland, o.. are
our general agents. All orders WILDE promptly filed
by them.
Sold by E. A. SMITH * CO.. and SPRING &TUICI-
Err. Warren, and by Druggists generally.
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i AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber
II proposes to sell at private sale, on or before the
25th day Of August. 1851, his farm, situate near EAsie
Greek, in Braceville. Trumbull county, continuing VI
ty-two acres, more or less about twenty-five acres
cleared and in a high state OF cultivation me DAiaaS0
dwelling There IS an orchard Of 40 apple trees grated
fruit, other fruits In abundance. The improvements
are = dwelling house and ioiness Shop. Terms m-le
easv. Persons desiring further information can call on
ii FuIer, Esq, Warren, or on the subscriber at his
residence. %L0N"-
July IS. lS59-3t-
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BURGLARY.-Thisis becoming a branch
of regular business in Ashtabula. Al
most every week We have some new
case to record. % Tuesday morning
las; about 3 O'Clock, a stupid, lubberly
looking lout of an IriShman, under the
style Of James Morris, undertook the
adroii and slight OF hand operation Of
robing the store of John Mansfield, and
the consequence was he was nabbed and
sent up, &c be provided for at the public
crib. He broke one Of the large, heavy
lights in the front window, and having
thus startled up The clerks, undertook to
abstract the goods from the window.
They had only TO step out upon him while
on all tours, and make an easy conquest.
He had one or more accomplices, but
they were shrewd enough 10 keep them
selves out of The way.-AshtaJuLG TeLe-
graph.
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CARD 40 LADIES.

VI. PERCIE's III ACHiSH' PILLs-rhe Importers OF this
reliable and safe remedy for Female Complaints would
respectfully call the attention Of American ladies to its
rs Invaluable in removing distractions and ir~reguiIri-
ties Of the menses, promptly restoring them in all ca
ses. The suppression 30 cJEnOn, is speedily relieved,
and there will he no recurrence Of the complaint II this
remedy is used acc JrJiug to directions, which accom-
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ROAD NOIlCE.-Notlce Is hereby
~ given, that a petition viii be presented to the
Commissioners Of Trumbuil County, at their Septenber
session, AID 1857, praying their honorable body -
take the necessary steps to alter or change the County
Road, in the northeast part OF Pennington; commenc-
ing 1t the centre Of the County Road on the south line
OF lot No. g, some two ~ rods north OF the east and
west road running past Ira uyde's house, thence west
on said lot line to the south east corner Of Isaac Lees
land, thence north on a parallel line with said lot to
the north line Of lot No. 50, thence west on the lot line
lar enough to interseet the line Of the old Mill Road,
thence east on said line to the south east corner Of Ben
Jamin Lewis land, thence north on a parallel line to
The south line of PIympton WiIdman's land, thence
north 10 the township line, thence east on said line to
near the corner Of lot 100, thence angling some five
rods north OF said line, thence eat and north Of James
Hyde's barn to the centre OF the County Road on lot
No. IN Mesopotamia, some eight or ten rods north Of
the township line, and by so doing. vacate all the roads
now established on lots No. So, % and 100.
l Earminntnn- Anr \ Isn-I.
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bred Scott,
against December Term, 1856.
John T. A Sanford
A REPORT OF THE DECISION Of
bred Scott

"A the Supreme Court OF the United States, and
opinions Of the Judges thereof. in the bred Scott case.
by Benjamin c. Howard, Reporter OF the Decisions Of
the Supreme Court Of the United States. This is au-
thentie, full and complete, price cents, $50 pages,l
Just received at ADAMS BOOKSTORE
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gle6 advertisements.

Casual Advertisements must be paid toI
when handed in.
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Primary Meetings.

By order of the Central Committee.
B. F. CURTISS, Chairman.
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DOAD NOTICE.-Nolice IS herehn

CHAMBERS Papers for the People.
~ The new edition just received. elegantly bound
in 8 vols-price S6,OO.at ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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The statement given this month viii be read with
dep interest by ali who have endured the inexpressi-
Die horrors Of Asthma Especially does it commend
itself to those who have beIisyed that treatment mag
relieve, but ca.nOt care
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T EMONADE-Drop in and geta glass
"
Corner Of Market and Liberty Sts-
ELOUR-By the barrel, half barrel
and o.,rtsr barrel. at ROWN'S
TAMILY GROCERIES-Constauily
Il on hand, At BKoWSS
TOYS-In endless variety, and large
l. quantities. =. Ko"N
GCHOOL BOOKS-An assortment
~ can always be found at
NUTS, R~aisins, Candies, &C., at the
- SV'"' J. z. BROWN
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THE SECOND AND THIRD VOLS,

Il OF the Infringement Of the Debates Of Congress,
are just reed and ready for delivery, at
ADAMS R0OKSTOPE
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MISCELI ANEOUS.
GOBDEM BEE HIVE STORE,
-IEzA M NJ slEIN- .-AAi "a n, Ell IL O.

91F4tR1A1fls.SStI., w E11SE1l3lNCf4 -
i -LEAZk ANllsWLNTEI2 TRADE
GToSE & THOMAS take pleasure in announcing that
- they non receipt Of their full stock ofFal and
Winter 9FIsiif.ss
OFy & oOds, Varieties md NJ 1lIiueFY 6 Gods.
They kRVe Just received tfer Second Fall Purchases,
which, added their former stock will enable them TO pre-
sent to the Public more than
| $4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being byar the largest MOST DESIRABLE stock and
embracing the BEST SELECTION Of choice goods they have
ever offered TO the Public. =
To their former variety they have aided large stock OF
Careting and Rugs the latest desns and best
and beautiful line Of chOee Rnrs, suitable the
Winter Tradeto both Of which, well TO their stock
generally, they invite the attention of the Trade
Having been In the Eastern cities short time previous
the late heavy rise in all kinds Of Cotton Fabrics, and buy
Ing Largely with the Cash. they done many years
is well directly the Importers and slanakac-
tnrs in instances; they able er inducements
TO eye Lsk ByerS either by the PIECE at RETAIL
exec. III by NO similar house Ii the West.
10 wants OF Increasing Trade, they
have made and making ample arrangementAto furnish
te Public with one OF the best selected stoc6s Of Sools IN
their lipeln the West.1i ssfalti5ile 15Fii4ti 81
/, In this stock may be found fully llsl -5iags.t
1900 yds slksemb Of the finest imnorted,
5000 +" French BteTinoes, Cashneres, BombaKines,
Thibets and ogias=of every quality and color
full Hue Of the Richest Painted 0a6re shaded and Sat-
4VD shaNls and CloaEsen1bfacng some Of the richest
ever offered In Wheeling. s,rs7{ ~.
$1,000 yds Gihghas Dsbazes, pelaines and Prints and
6uu10 z" of estics-elnhracing largest line OF
American Wooens and Cotton goods kept by any similar
house, Knot by any house in the city. -es . E E
They have laid In their closer cash
and pledge the Public that upon their part
shall be wanting 70 please stfI7ti
They feel confident that they oer Inducements to
close cG buy6FS exeeed by house In West II
United States No trouble to show goodsEoods sentto
nov5 fff Is s3-r' -lzifs 3iif ;zi s3io-
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RARE CHANCE. FOR 7BARGAINSiiI
SAVINGS BANK STORE

KOR SALE.alsr ~; - 5,.if
R proprietor Of the Savings Bank Store corner OF MSy-
u ket and Monroests., WheenF Ya Wishing to el,aee
his occuaton and being necessary close his busine
during the present year. entire STOCK OF Boots
sh0es Hats Caps &c. At Wholesale favorable terms and
the best bargains the ci,y ,.,,t ; ~
have just received ne assortInenf OF Summer Hats
ladies and gents Shoes and GAters Would reSbeoth
say 70 all those disposed to aFonIse o
sod, aad VII be sold regaEdless Of proat.
Come one and ally0u sha value for voun uaoa.x
Ihave many Goodb-FWfn sell at cost. sl'71e
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4 3 : III z. =
Eeepfng, Lectures and Fenatasftp, iaeqriaty n
Se F IL ladies
1HE pRopRIEroRs take great pleasure in expressing
the and ns .Ss sas
neWed sxertions 70 meet ~ most eq'er the
sts eorss 81 saercats tyGiTig The great practical
experenee Of the Principal In heavy BANKING and eomms
caI Houses, assisted by educated and gentle
sRa5s tR 70 S5las e degree e. q
SoT 4TTSiNEDsBYtAN OTHER INsTifgTIoa: Rseh
STUDENT BY this new process, drilled the DESK, ,frid
sssg g. hsi az
ssss a. tree and
bllnders are, In . great measure, disspated
ants ~ have slsS secured the ssryiees Of
most eminent Lecturers in ohe lecture on
Our course Of extended partculari1e
RsE T Sp' ooR / ssfsfss EEEfS
Scientific Principle
9a6S pStcts eaieEetiohs
PolcaI ECONOMY Mercantile Law, Rthes OF Trdde PART
rershpi So. iifsss.ssss .5Fzlasf0 .ac.tsiazta
" THE LADIES DEP1RT1EENT 81
Il now opened reception ofadies. No Institution In
Union imparsa more thorough or interesting course In
In v. Would add. tatws shan put forth
Efforts sti eminent degree the fat
sring reception with which has ne
tar can "a a. any
Among the many Recommendation, give the follow!
I've The take pleasure in testifyng that We
are Selsonuly scsaantsd s Ir Grangsrs ability
Accountant Teacher OF Booka Ksepng Wheis Of the
highest order. He has had great e3perenee as an
countant heavy Commercial and Banking Houses which
gives him superior facilities In imparting PTdcttca
RI1otoedgsQ Ro0k and thorot0h CoseFetas
EdstcatioR.s gjl - : ~ -ilaz esE 4
i. ,, ALLEN, Ii. ,D., ~, -, s5sl *.
gts stet5Iqy7F ~ President of Farnief G6titge
z5.z9 xat ,!gs aLoRINfANDRRYB, fi3 = 9 ~
President Of Kenyoi College. q
so young men who wish aequirs BnstH stsdsea=
has the OF
edge e
Room eperience and confident that tfo
his COLLEGE win be fully competent keep the most cop-
Gated setQf Books. - ~ q 81 u. +-s! .
A. p STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant -
j. j. JANNEY, Secy Board OF Control state Bank OF u
J.F F.PARB, Book Keeper at d. Z. Woodburys.
d. OYERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank III
II. q. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke 90: 5Ft
q. B. MASON, Book Keeper at ]. II. Riley & Co.'s.
sE51-For fullparticuars, send for circular
- l7f-l. 5 GRANGER q ARMSTRONG;, a
fe4-1v Proprietors.
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NUMBER B7
\ CITY = Z. BUSINESS. b
ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANUFACTURES
i.5s BUELBAsss BO0IkskEERBE8s5- 90

: - Writing Fluid 3,-r -
IGINCE this superior the p1hle
. NOW nearly years, hs constantly gaining N
mold Fluid. sls9 5F- e-r7s-s asaj - - Aiis
During the twenty th0usand quart and pint bot-
tes, together with smaller sizes have been sold
TO bankers and merchants in Cincinnati louisville Pitts
6nGh, Buffalo, Cleveland. Detro Tere Haute Lafayette
yncennes, indianapolis Evansville, Frankfort
Nashyhle Memphis st. Louis Iselson, Matches
and New OTleAnS II has also been adopted in the State De-
Partments Of Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi. tehAs
taken three rst class Diplomas the Institutes
das at State Fa1 held last FAN In New oho Indiana
and Illinois. n Il eis9 SIS sIlfIt sislfa ftH.s
The following merchants bankers, ke In Wheeng hers-
tufore using Arnoldis English Ink have y.
ler's Book keepers Writing Fluid: IN
Northwestern Bank Virginia; Merchants Mechaniess
Bank of heens Bank Of WheellR Crescent Manafaeta-
ring Company; County Clerk Of Ohio County, National Tee
graph oGee Haltimorcand Ohio Railroad Oees MeLnre
House, Kelly, Holloway Co.; Russell 4 MeAfee; Gordon.
Matthews Cos T. Sweeney Son; Doane CoReftl; OFT
Boxd BOYD OFT; Oliver Pryor; jas. Il Stout Cos LAab
din, GnbefsonT & Co.; Press
For sale at ranpfas price BY II
oc30 EAMHDINs = 90.
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Wheeling Savings Institution,
80 -LI.le IGEs 81 MAIN ST. - ii5f4
(7lRFIGE open from o'clpek until IN! Discount
" day-ThuFsday, 10 O'Clock, a, m. y
a. Money received transient deposite Interestpaid
onSpecal deposteB. m ffsir ~ iflFti1i
J. CRuNBACKER, ALKx R0eERs, ALEX PAXTON A N. JoHs-
SON DAStEL sTEESRoD, JAS. B. ADAM FcsEA Axn H
& RsLlsT--DmEcToRs. o. i+tz fii7 ~
~, ,,s,o,, ai Is Ar.GELsoN, President.
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I'VE Passsnger sain. DaIIy each way.
cIN and aftef 2sti, trains wl follows


I've pnssSn ger q shins DaIIy each way.
N and after Monday, 3 26ti trains VIM run follows
" (sdndays sxssPtesl :,
Leave "a + Express. Accommodation
Zans6Yille.. s:1o A NJ S;uV Z. ~
Neyi Lexington. ss.3 3So ED s!dv
o. @ go
Washington -: d92 d'92 :. no ss:SS !,
w irlngtor ry1s' = 81 4, 80 h
Mo! r7N. 80 e.A9It s'4V
1Hsgae onspnat sos 18sAM
sssas - - 500 4. * $3.50 r.
ho7 land al 10
l9qSFQWs -
Rlfaiugtons .si- sfesf = s:sf . SiSSy ~,
AfRfhfnBtop. =, 10y
eirsieYli .',,SS:eS - 5:Sg 5:fg
tLai7caster. svs9y A,
Ned Lexington l1;so y, iS:o9 S9 " "
Arrive ZdneSYtlles .lS:oO =. bl. lz:VO
TH,e 5 A. NJ GAINESVILLE the arrival Of the
4a08 Train O. OR. r and arrlNes1n Gn-
ctnE4t Rt 5:04 P..A. lrtsss
The 500 p n. Train On le OF tne
11:f5 a. n. Train on o. o. lssR rom Imheeng
TiIs Road IL located thtgh the most beautiful part Of
Ohio pasing through Ne Lexington, Iancasteri Circle
yille Mashington &C. all hnc aourshing towns,
and benulfnI line Is alarge portion Of the
road tiSf e air.ilne, magIEg II desirable route
NJ, Attention VIII be spared the part of the officers Of
the Road make this route for the travelling
puGlsc TO patfonise. ~. ss.s5 -. -,
at borrow with trains for layton, Xena, Springfield, kc
and at LoYeland With for Hnsborough and Chilli
cottle. sl..sr !ass -.
posant points In so9t shlo, !.
Omnibus Line est at ali the Hotels, and upon
lest with H. doors east Of the Stacey
wiz eall for In any part OF the city
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RATES OF, E,ADNE3E2TISING
n LINES OF NoNPARE1L,; ELL! Or LESS CONSTITUTING

Of greater ItnEthl 1nuItns Ih 2 GA
San inserted Tor Longer time than two m9nhsa ais-
S,r. for tiic tirst three months. sGf3E
yot Dasintss Professional Cards, squaFSsor
skFt.S oDOs
70. s,as's OF oa... es
w. eolunr (outsdel one year .10U00
w ...,,......... 56ts00
...+t............ 1900 I
v,o. Ser cent on the above for the inside. 80
Siersoual Communication charged at I'll per theu-
Iand - - J, Aeo = - ? st-.s
~ 1t square, and the OF discount thereon for
squares under the general head and 10
Els line for single Insertion ,s59 .s55si ~ 4
Sssinrss Advertisements, with monthly change, one
square year ..--.-
Eanss NilI weekly Change .ss00f
Notice Of Deaths inserted put Funeral
Notice charged. ...-....-....-......... 99
Notice charged pO
nominations, charged for each candidate for sep-
nratr Unse, inserteSifOr onesmonth oriess, inad-
Religious notices inserted for half pries.ll tf,g
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abe lUbeeIilrg 1l,tfIliaen1er,
Is PUBLISHED i-
nHLY, TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY, BY
CAMPBELL & McDERAGOT.
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