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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-20

1854 prizes making $263,3l1
Tickets $5--Shares in proportion.
Look! This is worth III Trial
$4,000.
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOT
Terry,
For the benefit Of Susquehanna Canal,
CLASS 5.
SCHEME.
prize oil 80, 900 dollars is $50 900
prize Of 10, 900 dollars is 10000
prize Of 5000 dollars is 5000
l prize Of 1907 dollars is 1901
rS 100 prizes Of 200 dollars are 100, O0O
rs prizes of 500 dollars are 1850
rs prizes Of 800 dollars are 1900
So prizes Of 200 dollars are 1920
Sc prizes of 100 dollars are $500
1872 prizes Of so dollars are 1850
1872 prizes of so dollars are 1920
1872 prizes of 40 dollars are $3.50
1894 prizes Of 20 dollars are 72,SsO
25.74O prizes of 10 dollars are 257,4OV
1915 prizes amounting to s541'H'
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES
90 Whole Tickets 1871 81
% Half Tickets Sc OO
26 Quarter Tickets 33 w
2e Eighth Tickets IS OV
Tickets $l0-Mares IN proportion.
We invariably answer letters by return
mail enclosing the tickets in good safe en-
velope, and always observe the strlctest con,
fidence. After the drawing is over, we GEM
the official drawing, with written eSpa
nation of the result of the venture. All r.
zcs bought at this Office are payable imHe
diately after the drawing in Current Money
and we take Bank Notes Of any State, or Bank
Drafts in payment for Tickets at par. fOf
odd amounts in making change we receive
postage Stamps; they being more convenient
than silver, Correspondents may place the VI
most confidence in the regularity and safer?
of the mails, as worry few or no miscarriage
Of Money happen when properly directed !.
Us. Be careful that you mention your fos.
Office, County and State. Give us at ieas.
one single trial, you cannot lose much, II lO'
gain. One single trial may make you lnde'
pendent for life. TRY US. There should Dc
no such word as fail. Address
CORBIN g. co.
Box 100 Port Office, Baltimore Mo-
or Orders for tickets in any Of the MARY
land Lotteries promptly attended to. CIreu.
lars cont aiming list Of all the Lotteries w
the month, forwarded on application.
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ne OF which is drawnat 10 O'Clock each day OF the week
CLASS 40.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30

Widening Water Sirssf.--The Importance Of
widening this Street was discussed at consid-
erablc length at the meeting Of the Council,
on Thursday evening. The members were all
OF the opinion that the street should be widen
ed, and that the Railroad company should pay
the greater part ifnot the entire expense ofthe
work. They talked of compelling them to do
this by stopping the Locomotives at the city
Inc and compelling the company to use horses
in conveying the cars through the Streets, or
to tear up tho track root and branch. There
was much talk of what might be done, but each
member exhibited some doubt that the matter
might be carried too far, A committee, how
ever, was appointed, consisting of Poole, Belts
and Mahafy to represent the matter to Mr..
FELTON, and TO lay his views of the case before
the Council. Tho question Is one of right
The street should be widened, aud if the Rat
road shou,dpay for it, there should be no hesta-
ton in compelling 1t to do so. 1t is true the
Railroad hiss been Of great advantage 70 Will
mlugton, and 80 has Wilmington been a great
advantage oft, as nearly the tenth part of the
receiptsin the past year were from our city. The
advantages arc therefore mutual, and the COM
pany is under as great obligations to us as we
are TO them. Tho whole question however, may
turn on the original contract, and who ought ID
make the improvement will depeudmuch on it.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30

BRIGHAM YouSo, THE MoRMoN.--The editor
of the Gazette will,take notice that it appears
from an article in the Buffalo Commercial that
President Fillmore, in appointing Brigham
Young to tho goyernorEhip of Utah, did so Of
ter consulting many respectable persons in the
several States, among them Col. Thos, L,'Kane
of Philadelphia, a brother of the late DR.. Kane,
tho Arctic navigator. Col. Kane spent many
months in Utah, and at that time formed high
opinion of Brigham. 1t seems, however, that
ut the time the appointment was made, the
doctrine of polygamy was not avowea by the
Biormons, and that II they practiced 1t they
did so and concealed the fact from the world
They have since incorporated it In their creed
as one of their leading articles, and have open
~ defended it, and hence the just Indignation
which has everywhere been expressed through
ont the country, 1t is further stated that Brig
hams nomination was confirmed by the U. s.
Senate without tho slightest opposition.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30

SEDUCTION AND DEATu.-Mucll excitement
exists at Huntsville, Hart county, Illinois, on
account of the seduction of Miss Elisabeth
Jones, Young lady Of that place, and her sub
saaucnt death by attempted abortion, Shew was
ruined by u spiIitualist, in whose family she re-
sided, and who pretended to prescribe for her
by direction of the spirits. The soducer has
He'd.
Mn. EynnErr.--The Hon. Edward Everett
arrived In st. Louis on Saturday last and de-
hyered his oritien ON tho " Lfa and Character
OF Washington" before the Mercantile Library
Association Of that city, on Monday evening,
before o crowded audience.
q TUE ESqLIsH ELEorIoN R1or.--Mr. Lowe,
VINO was severely beaten by II mob during the
e'ecpQn at kidderminister, Is the Vice Presi-
ueht OF tho British Board of Trade and the
same gentleman who visited the United States
sayt year. lie was u candidate at the election
iority, s'''''" - : ''' 81 "'"-
lhe llll at Hagafstown, Nd, which was de-
stnroyed ny lire few days ago, was erected IN
i tH-o 40 cost OF Sl20OO or 900, but the
hnfaid says II can be rebuilt for SIS 900 or sd
WV, by reducing it q story in height.
ExpoRr or PRtSrlSd PRBssEs.-Amoug tbc
exports from Now York during tho past week
were ten printing presses TO Australia. Sew
cri mad previously been shipped by Messrs
Hoe & Co. TO England and France.
At Poughkeepsie on Monday, the snow was
from two to three feet deep
ieJ Letter from Paris STATES that French pros who
F2ry arrived at Lyons attract d immense attention NJ
Mkld through tlj sr1os by bis iii ;htflly INITIATED
eunlItol and 4sory com aolewh IL. liz WAS ona OF
iA2aIl sat to preach te 50 e the savage
rlON, az Tho mou hQf tho Tpllon-kiatg riyof, His
9u sou h}ur' re- huiga d. aud ~ him4lf, alter having
~ p nose t. cars nad right hind CD OIL was about 10
auuet .hl aoW3 at ha wa3Tcsouddby English Sailors
IhE CutpNI6artuN soCIETY-Tii star stntss TINT the
~ Al ~ Vrdsl lrt lelnAp heied by Gtr. Pierce, law
3llgr ths American CuplSa ion Society
wg a, rs sn9l rs y feaahrs {g Will antitlor. Bucha
zen. t'f " Tor DE-; Daufarlh retiring from oile
sNfs h thock Tor Slul towards th' object, ondhl
w toooy and uid HIN Col spool IN his efforts tie
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30
Spring NiIlinery

q
n II EsPECTF UiII annHnnuss tp the | adies OF
1S ~ w iimngtu', and vicinity that siu las removed
s5 nar store from Fourth 81. near French to No. ~
Market ST., hrtwoen Seventh aud Eighth (wsst sdu
haf oponsd with the largest and most complete assortment OF
sprung Millinery eyrr offered in this t u combating In part
e B;oINNETs, UApS ARIlFlUIAiS, ard siLKs If
tlo aLeyi Aly ioa'hisn RIBBONS FIUwgRs BLuEDs &u.
III RAIN and Fancy BONEErs of the iat15t and mo u
ailonabe styles w DO kept constantly hind and sold
at the shortest notice,
DhF.SS MAklNti'-Mls ISIS NlLTIE HAYES takus thts
occasion to inform tie Ladies' Of Whining vciny
lat she 10 prepared NJ tho nblVo place W make DnEEsBs
spPeriqr lllter " Inc a!eI sylca and moderate
IlNr. -amn.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30

Money wAsrED.--Persons indebted for adj
yertising, printing or subscription, Will confer
great favor by calling and settling their ae-
counts, or by remittiug through the mail the
amount due us. We have large sum of money
to make up this spring, and hope an appeal to
those in arrears will not be in vain. Our agent,
Mr.. Jeandell, will wait on our friends in the
neishborhood Of Summit Bridge, ST. Georges,
Odessa, and Middletown, in few days, and
ws trust that not single person will ask him
to " call again" Those who promptly respond
cd to our former hint, have our thanks, and we
commend their example to the imitation ofall.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30

ABANDONED VESSEL BRoUGHT rx.-The bar
que Warren, with cargo of molasses, aban-
doned of Cape Hatter2s, N. c., was brought
into Norfolk, Va, on Sunday last, by the LIST
officer Of the steamer Cahawba, leaking badly.
DEATH SENrENoE.-Samuel Ingram a pas-
terer, form rly of Grsensburg, Pa, has been
sentenced to death at Rssk Island, Illinois, for
killing his wiz. He Is to be hung sa Friday,
22A Nay. w.. e.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30
IQevv lAiIinerv storo.

istft Emma u MgHieE, No. East bM Street,
(YiisOa BaiaiNS,) FriimtRg ron, De-!
A HEsPECTFULIY INFORMS HER r. euds
ga and the Ladies of Wilmington and ilg vlositv that
sIziJ she has lust upai1t aew Millinery establishment
@W whare allrrciesth her Inns can hcnhtaiucuHlths
uwest rates. nj lHQs HppnnyeJ nylca. Ladies' vii pagHs
cal aud examine ior themselves, She hopes by he OHIs
and atten OntO merit asllare OF pubic patronage.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30
jspT9ThIr; EI..'Yi,.'s:' n i555V

"a rINHE subscriber respect fully informs her bo-
&fA nierons pltr1ns ntd tho public generally fhut
~ she mas lust received and elegant stGck II
o., y goods. elmPriilnE elegant itHqy BuNNE1S, and
gunt French ioWera. Ribbons Huches, ana uvpfy MI
ole perulninS to her business. The subscriber NIsea
To return than for the liberal pnTunR beyinN
pn Ir tla past year. and tfuaia By her endonvota "a
at her ol sthad ls7 Market Street abOye Sixth. ''
lnar'N u, Mrs. An DREW MCKEE,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30
FANCY AND PLAIN rIsi.LfNEIsP
TnlRD-sr. BETWEEN MARKET AND KIM,


IN MlsSEShl, ] MEARNS & $. r. WARREN,
~ respeotIulIy Inform the Ladies of " lininetCn and
* xlonity ia! tho' have iakea the store formers
- =, occupied by NISSAN. y, WIlhMsua, whtre they
WI carry on tho MILLINERY BUSINESS neli ita
hriqls pranoles. They VIII keep constantly on hnd,
lues Dress Gaps Head DfesHcs Uf every description
RIbbonSt Artificial Flowers aud Millinery generally,
Fancy Ermmlng slnr Di ehaes, kc. Wv
tck Laotl2s, gap ASH,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30
saew 0ad I'ashi0nab!e NAlIllne.Y slere,

a TAKE THIS OCCASION re INFGEM THE
s ~ iss o. W mlpgion and ylcnil TINT they laio
Naph Hnndng lhtrd st.. ness 81 lIarg, ,iraciN
lppVsNt tho once 9F the lelgaafS soguu sean. and
4 i Hw 4asngI with large mad aupernfGfsurjeut
fnJNNEi leFefy description which they have So.
9ttsd Mth great care from the hest hOus phtodt
nhh. Jhey lnten keeGing constantly o. land Artih-
Sih.S. SINS, Gaps, Ribbons, Flowers. &u., 10 whi0h
'heL TesPeetiulIy invite the attention 81 Ladies'
ticn, is '' a. 'HS ~ W. W. w
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30
Lehigh and Schayllill Goal.
10 III snNonl II MIN I.ntcart,
CoAL! C0ALI! G0AL!M
224o lbs. to the ron.

E.s3JMzzS ~ y. HUGHES. having opened
EtEAEg5ff' l2' yard on Front st above Mad-
SON. Respectfully invite mis- frenrA
ana the public geaeraly TO hi LARGE
pt.-, -, -, ami superior assortment of AFhlnrdi
s eek heath, I1magua, aud Locust Mountain Whitq
Sn sonl winch has b9on selected with great care lnd
Apessy l0f family and factory being confident that
y cannot be surpassed by any Coal in the market. Tie
1uh svery narelniy re- screened at the yurd, md Ia
wltraAte asst from slate, Dust aud nther Impair les
as possibly can BE- and Is kept PEI ieoiy DRY, bens al
rus yard bang some istnnoe from the and ~ h1v-
lu5 three lherent gaton to in and it the
safest n most yard in the sty for country
i[- ORDERS laft at my resilrueg, III, IN poDiNT ~
nOye Front, or at Mm. ID, Wiggins' Isos Estate Ofes
Nov. G-6mes.
fr11KFzRTYxHz1seExns.4 Izazszszsus-.1.rz.,..--r
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30

Characteristic think, says the Peninsulor
News, there Is a strong probability that Hon.
Geo. b. Rodney will be rendered the appoint-
ment of Chancellor. III such should be the
case, we hope IL will suit him to accept IL, as
wa have no doubt but that it would prove en-
State. 41 ,I.a{ - 500.
Stocks, Loans, Ger. R. Robinson 4 Co..
cor 4th K Market SITS. have on hand and Offer
Tor sale the following stocks and loan -Me-
chanics, Union, Farmers, and Wilmington X
Brandywlne Bank Stocks Delaware State and
Delaware Rail Road first mortgage Bonds, New
Castle Wilmington and Delaware Rail Road
Stock, Bonds and Mortgages, also, good notes
with collaterals. Land Warrants wanted for
which goodprices will be given. Money reeeiy-
ed on deposit aud paid back on demand with
interest. ps
| AN ACT TO ADMIT TESTIMONY on TRIAL OF IN
DIoThENr yoR rIBEL.--SEo. /. Be il enacted 6g
The Senate and House of Representatives. in Gem
erai Assembly met, That from and after the
passage of this act, on the trial of indictments
for writing or publishing libel, the truth of
the matter charged as libellous may be givon
IN evidence; and ifthe jury in any such case
shall find that the act was induced by good
motives, and with no malicious intent and that
the matter so charged is true, it shall operate
to the acquittal. a0t ~ '-s It7
SEC. 2. -4nd be IL Further enacted, That in ac-
tions for damages for the writing or publishing
libel, where the truth is pleaded and given in
evidence, II 1t be found that the same was writ
ten or published properly for public information
and with no misehieYous or malicious motives,
the jury may find for the defendant or defen-
dants. Passed at Dover, March 4th, 1857.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30

.aps WIILdINSIEh3 ,PIUtB
IVA Ladies OF W lminEtoh and vicinity that tho hai
n.y. Iall2yed from her i9rger pqep Of bHainesq sc NJ,
l) Market ST., 10 the Snfo Htry occupied by III,
Misses Reynolds, No. ? WEST SIXTH SrR i;ET wherj
sae viii oo9inuu ths business in NJ ITS yirnns hninehss
LAYING Az ~ now stock nrgnni the lRl are IesF9ot
!n ~, inMien 10 eal, huSnEI5 Htrvgy dcie iFrh euu
adapted for the season. Hnr slucs has been ulrotsi viii
real care from tho hest houses hdophia She believes
hey Gai,o DO surpassed for bphny andahe will DO enabled
~ B-BlsaOhiuE aud PRESSING attended, 10 Mt tho short
usl nnLlue. apr a-ano
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30
MILLINERY.
HRS. g. ORME.


NO, WEST OUWru Sr,, WILMINGTON. Otzf..l
- FASHIONABLE MlLLlNER, ~F~7l
40 ENASnpcn-tl splendid assortment Of Bows tt.ss I
e. ~ RIBBUws, ! BATnEns, aud bowers Of cya.y
49, Description, etyAs Ql pattern, to witch die III
~ Hes e alton. lon Of her triqn anud the public afs
orally. Slo haanap fitted ups SHOW ROOM, witch
gfent adds TO tbs 0Dnyrf gue and of ..
nlners, giNing her advantage possessed BY few IN lila
city, From long expeiepoe IN ihe Millinery husineas
anu deefmination TO keep the best artclaa thgt MI
market affords, and ae pi low rites se feels snS
nai hho fnn Eiye salsinotog 10 a WIN may favor hsf
with aNiG Sire is thankful for HE ronagn her
extended 10 her. and by giFlol attention aud desire Ia
tho Salna. TN
IN! .Deasliius and Pressing for lho trade prompil
atlonIed % a. the shortest nntiCe. ap. ID 3mu
On we ineslay tho 22l psti Mrs orIne Will have ID
opening for the 1ispay Of huF and Lotto assert
mont MI lfrnIlnl n y AIIi.r - a LLalLu
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30

A.ra EUSr rooeiyad from Now York Auction Heusas.
4pA ~ magnificent and choice assortment of sprng
J9 slye0l bossErh pftoa,itim shaPeHnd elegant hnil
~, whey are selling on at cheaper prices than anI
esler eSts3ljmsnt ~ iS CITY, Al alegeehd sPend
large and ne assortment of Chilrnn's ilrs and Cars
o. ney an Fashionable dOsign anil finish, all Of which
are selling oil very low.
W. cal partieulnr attention to fpe ass9tmant
Two DOLLARS slit stAws for $3.50 Pebble hranls I'll
Come ono, como sail tor bargains, 10
am Ia ..... "a, BQHERis, Cheap Bonnet Store.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30

a5-Post- Office Printing given to the
"Delaware Republican,. because IL mas
the largest circulation Of any paper pub
i;shed In Delaware. Advertisers and
others should bear this fact in mind ana
look to their interest,A
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30
LiTWRER.
35(l. 000 FEET Of wHlTEpINE -,
10000 HEM LOCK JOiSP and Sesntlins G1.s;y
lhH 900 plAsterers Lnth; A' ..,a-=!it5,Ll
100000 Cynres shtnUIp.. hAtsaif.ir"-sF

=, 40, r., zs,,,, - 75,OOn pckets;
SlpOO feet CnrOlinh Suanlling; .... .
=. 2ln White Oak Posts
Homsek Boards, Naples oEnliyg, pointed aaea skins.
,inB tth, Ear2iihR ioqTlng Ash PLANK, &c. The heat
luNty Dl Sehnslkill White Ash Cna from he muBt
provsdn mines. Also Slate for snlo BY
CRAIG TATNArl.
IN enr, Of delaware Avenue \ Fatnail Stsst,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-02

Daily freight Trains leave Evansville afd Terro
Haute at 80 A. NJ, which local passengers will be
taken. lIalff '-o~-- -
20 For any information or Through Tickets apply
NJ the ComIstnys Transportation Office. head OF 1o
Gust street, Evansville. j. j. DANIELS. u
dt-eiS Su,.a-;ns.-l.-,.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-02
THE MAIDEN,s PRAYER.

r'Ff BY !. g. WHITTIER.
IT, II u
s She rose from her delicious sleep, i-.Is -.a..aI
lsus And put away lier soft brown hair, ai sfaf
And ia a tone as low and deep sflf - ..iftaI
"a isr Asloyes hrst whisper, or breated prayer.
81 Her snow, white hands together pressed, 4. .i
Her blue eye sheltered in the lid, = ..srf f..f
The folasd linen on her breast.
- Just cling with the charms ii hid, -- n
, And from her long and flowing dress, r. .-.
- Escaped bare and snowy foot, -,. e ,,,..
Whose step upon the earth did pres, . ..t,4
Like new snow flake, white and mute;
-Fssf And then from slumber scft and warn, ~
,ssst iLfke Young spirit fres fi&inl feaver,' H7
81 She bowei that light arsi Matches form lapf
And humbly prayed q Ne Forgiven. a'f'' p"
Oh, Godl II s1us uiIsoilei as those q "A
Need daily mercy from thine throne;
10y II she upon her hended knees,
''f Oar hOliest and pury.s. oIie; - 'il
'' She With face 50 clear ari bright,
We deem her some stray child OF light;
IL she with those'soft eyes in tears,
"" DsyaHer day in her young years,
Must kneel and pray for grace from Thee,
What far, far deeper need have we,
How hardly, il she vim not Heaven,
VIII our Wild errors he forgiven!
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go|,lI.1lIr d | Il 1l1l i.lj') -. :, -.

-slg .i.ansr ssn ~ 1a1 lasifiasI sia
,ifs iai.osirs sdf "a Ere len1g
- ~ IEH
~ ffil Ma 81 L..s-ao9 ei5l .ts'religs
alom ,ysnloT loo ei --ta-.-. : - ------
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a LOVE ArFAIR.-The Liberty Herald
printed at Liberty, Unioa connty, Ind, tells
the following: 4 TcC0dAa


We have been placed in possession of some
sad facts in relation TO q young man and
young lady, the former a resident of Preble
county, Ohio, and the latter resident of
Oxford. flt appears that the young gentle
man Is q student at West Point Military
ACADEMY. and the lady was his betrothed.E
Being absent from her long while he re-
turned home some two weeks since and found
Eher married. and in her second confinement.
Although a correspondence had been regular
ly kept Hp between them, she had concealed
the fact of her marriage, and of course, he
WAS startled TO find how matters stood on his
return. The young man wisely determined
20 let affairs pass off Quietly. and seek
friends and fortune in another place. 80
In view of this determination he cpnclud-
ed not 70 see the l;fdt but ,lnwisc couirsis OF
friends prevailed with him, and he went
TO the house where she resided. While In q
room adjoining that of the lady she heard
and recognized his voice and expressed de.
sire Cor an interview with him. lie imme-
adiately repaired TO the room, where a nlest
affecting scene occurred. She asked and OBJ
tanned his pardon; the interview closed and
they separated But what she had passed
through was beyond her powers of endu-
rance, aud that night herspirit passed from
earth. The young man was not Informed OF
her death until morning. when he attempted
self-destmetion By, jumping into a mill-race
not far from where he resided. He would
have succeeded in drowning himself but for
the accidental appearance of gentleman
vending his way along the race to the mil.
Immediately after he was taken from the
water and resuseitated. his friends sent llira
to Cincinnati, where he would be away from
the scenes which would bring to his memory
the unhappy circumstances which had over
taken him at his home. -.
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VOLUME TX.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.

Clubs Of II or more................ 1 80
~ ~
NNfiO's-.. 70 w
The privilege OF yearly advertisers Is limited to
ther own immediate business, in tiser and
all adversements for the benefit other persons,
We'll as legal ADVERTISEMENTS and advertisements Of
ton sales, aud advertisements with the nne Of other
persons, sent IN by them, must be paid for at the usual
rates -.
~ No report, resolutions or proceedings of any eor
porlt,on society association or public meeting, and no
comm ncation designed 10 call attention 70 any
ter OF limited individual interest lie inserted, l-
less paid for advertisements
- No advertisement be inserted cratui.ously
for charitable other societies, public instuions
companies. 's-,..' $500
ronfipneJ ,,,,Iass a., ,i. -, 49,, -. - is =, ,ho
ofces and when discontinued in less than year. the
price Of the whole year will be charged.
~ Legal advertisements hereafter, Will e published
at the expense Of the attorneys orziI.g, and delay
able for the legal proceeEags, bun eoliectble at our
usual time. = -. II ~. ~ ---'r-r,.r
1 Our terms for JOB Work and transient advertise
inents are CASH. i1t- ii - ffilt - 81 iisiI ~
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GREEN RlyERyPAcKEr.

a 4--iioTHE steamer UNION. Cart.
TnrSx>au R5berts. having been just TN
=z<-z--zzz.@--z<s shed with all the latest i'm
provements, of 80 tons tspaciy, fSt and very Igh;
srzngiIt, vii PLY regularly in TIE above trade, for
which she was built expressly, and socits a liberal
share Of public patronage For freight pa.ssge ap-
riSon osard' 4, NH :