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:, from the worst Jaundiee or Dyspepsia
saaaehe, all Of which are the result 81 q
one OF the principal regulators 9th
ID when it performs its functions well
he system are fully developed. Ths
'st entirely - dependent on the healthy
yer for the proper performance Of It,
the stom- -, ach Is at fault, the bowels
the whole system suffers In conss-
,rgan-the- Liue~ having ceased 10 do
hediseases - OF that organ, one Of the
made Il his study, In practice Of
nty years - 10 and some remedy where
,eract the many arrangements 10
t this re ~, medy is at last found, any
with Liver - Complaint in any Of its
TO try a bottle, and conviction d
has been formed by dissolving gums
that partI 3 which Is soluble for the ae-
the medi- ~ cire. These gums remove
'ad matter from the system, supply
healthy flow Of bile, iDvig0Fating
using food to digest well, purifying
tone and health to the whole machi.
the causes Of the disease, and effect
re without any Of the dlsagteeablo
BY using Calomel or Mineral Poison
resorted Ito
: eating Is sufficient to relieve the
reyent the food from rising and sour
taken be- fore retiring prevents
E taken at HSnight loosens the bowels
s costive ness.
after each 81 meal will cure Dyspepsia.
If two tea spoonsfal win always re-
lche. -
ken for fe- male obstruction removes
lie disease, : and makes a perfect cure,
e immedi - ately relieves Cole, while
repeated is sure cure for Cholera
prevent tive Of Cholera.
ken often will prevent the recurrene
IS, while 1t relieves all painful feel
bottle Is ~ needed to throw ont Of tbs
Is Of medi - cine after long sickness.
taken for - Jaundice removes all yela
tural color - , from the skin.
en- a short D= time before eating gives
petite and - makes food digest well.
n repeated ~ cures Chronic Diarrh@n
rms, while summer and bowel com.
most to the frst dose.
USES cures attacks caused by WoEma,
8 in child rem, there is no surer, sat.
remedy in q the world as It never fails.
'aggeration in these statements; they
Der facts, " that we can give evidence
all who use 1t are giving their unsnis
ny in its favor.
nndreds Of Liver Remedies now offered to
e are none we can so fully recommend as
Invigorater, so generally known now
Union. This preparation 10 truly LiDeT
the most happy results on all
most innumerable certificates have been
eat virtue Of this medicine, By those Of
ding in society, and we know It TO be the
now before hepublic. Hudson County
Dollar per bottle.
co.. ProprietOrs, s45 Broadway, New
gents In Boston-Burr, Foster, & Co., No
tan AGENT. Russell Spalding, n Ire
oosite Museum.
Vorcester-G. R. SPUR, Druggist. 2o1
daw6m apis
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DIR. G. HOWARD MARSHALL.

This is all owing to his wonderful Discovery
Of the true Of the above Diseases and the means
OF curing them to certainty.
In which there are but Seven Organs de-
ranged producing Twelve Direct Diseases and hun.
dred combinations Of disorders all utterly ncurable by
any other person than himself
DR.. Marshall has found by years of Minute
and Scientific investigation, why he is the only person
able to cure these Twelve Terrible Diseases is because
he Harmon1ousy treats diseases of the Head Lungs,
Heart, Stomach Liver, Bowels Skim as one Sympathetic
whole in which all are less diseased some much
more than others, but still, all affected.
While DR.. Marshall is doctoring the most
diseased Of these SeUsn he does not neglect the least a
fected but treats ALL each according 60 its degree Of dis
ease, hence the secret of his most marvellous cures
THIS HARMONIOUS TREATMENT
does not consist Of Hobby One idea paiation bu
conveys Medicines, Inhalation, Absorption, Stomachc,
Sanguneous and Chephac treatment directly to the dis
eased Organs, by the Mdest Surest and most natural
channels which God in His Infinite Goodness has given
for the benefit Of thinking
BY his classification of the Seven Causes,
Patients are in whGteuer put to the trouble Of
travelling, with its expense and risks order to see the
doctor.
Remember, DR.. G. Howard Marshall treats
only the above Twelve Diseases sends the medicines
for month"; with Inhaler and full directions to all or
ders containing &c. and to the questions at tn.
end Of this Circular.
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A. Prentiss, Designer and Engraver upon Wood
nd Stone. Over the Quinsgamond Bank. Entrance 141
Main street. House Crescent street All orders will
with prompt attention Particular attention paid to
drafting Machigerv dsc30 DIFF
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Bush's Cough Cure LOzenges are superior
to any other Medicine in the form Of Candy or Lozen
ges for the cure Of Colds Coughs Hoarsness Asthma
Oroup Whoopug Cough Sore Throat and all diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs.
Prepared and sold at Wholesale and retail, by BUSH &
co., "a Front street deodtf mch26
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Dealer in
CrOckery, Glass and China Ware,
AND PAPER HANGINGS.
Also, in
New and Second Hand FURNITURE,
OARPETs, FEATHERS, BEDS STOVES, and gen.
eral assortment of House Furnishing Goods
N. B.-Second hand Furniture bought and removed
without trouble to the seller, at 232 Main street.
ga Stitch In time Oftimes saYes nine,
Was sung in ages fed,
Hair THAT'S gray if checked to-day
Will save hoary head!
Then haste, Oh haste nor moment waste
7 will act just like charm.
IT is glorious stuff (this is no puff
Masons Alpine Hair Balm.
For sale by J.sQ. HILL, M. B. BREEN & CO.. DA.
VID, SCOTT, CHARLES SIBLEY, GEO, R. sPURR
and JAMES GREEN. deSdw6m mv13
There is Disease so prostrating and fatal in
this country during the weather Dysentery Di
arrhea, Cholera Morbus, and Summer Complaint and we
can assure those who may thus be afflicted from what we
know ourselves and from the experience of others their
own case that DR.. WILsoN's DYsENTERY Powders are
remedy that be relied upon perfectly safe and e
fectual medicine for all such diseases
For sale by BUSH Co. "a Front street. for so cents
aBox. d3w je24
BUSH & co. HAVE IT,
CHARLES CLARKE HAS 1T.
CHARLES SIBLEY HAS 1T.
b. A. HARRINGTON HAS 1T,
DR.. BARRoN's Humor Syrup cures all Humors and
Dyspepsia. d8ms my23
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE LIXER INyIGoRATOR-

. great Scientific Medical Discovery and is dzywor
ing cures almost too greet to believe It cures Is b.
magic eUeH the rst dose gf6lHg benefit, and seldom
more than one bottle is required to any kind Of
L'oer complaint from the worst Jaundice Dyspepsia
to common headache, all Of which are the result n
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Wholesale md Retail aers in o0FFINs and CASKETs
Of all kinds, Coffin Plates, Grave Clothes SC.
No. 81 Exchange street, Of Waldo street
Mothers, Mothers. Mothers. - AN oLD
NURSE FOR CHILDREN-Don't fail to procure Mrs
Rnsow's Soothing Syrup for Children TeethiLg It has
no equal on Earth. No mother who has tried Mrs Wins
lows SOOTHING SYRUP for Children will ever consent to
let her child pass through the distressing and critical ne
riod of teethng without the aid of this invaluable prem
aration. II life and health be estimated BY dollars
and cents, 1t Is worth its weight in gold.
Millions of Bottles Of Mrs Winsow's SOOTHING sYRUP
are sold every year in the United States.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE
Sold at proprietor's prices, by NJ. B. GREEN l. CO.,
GEO r. sPURR, and Druggists generally.
ape d&W6m
HI. r. Bishop, graduate of the Baltimore College
Of Dental Surgery, having had extensive practice
IN this city, for the last ten twelve ysars has now re-
moved his Office to his house, No. IA Pearl street. where
bis professional services may still he obtained He would
call attention particularly to his method of treating chill
drens teeth, securing to them by timely skill and over
sight fine set of Natural Teeth the appreciation of
which has induced many parents place their children
under his chargeand he hopes all parents will the
Importance Of early placing every child in the OF
some skifu and faithful Dentist their future
comfort.
lIS TOOTH POWDER AND WASH &C., for sale.
Office open all hours Of the day and eeling-14 Pearl
street, I'd Dwelling House from Main street.
ie3 DIV
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HILDR ETH & BARKER.
e1v

CITY SECTIONS,
Wholesale md Retail alers in COFFINs and CAsKETs
Of all kinds, Coffin Plates, Grave Clothes SC.
No. 81 Exchange street, corner Of Waldo street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-13

A RNOLD'S PATENT EGG SAFE,-The
IN attention Of the public Is called to this new and
beauiitu arrangement for the preservation and trans.
portaon Of eggs It consists Of springs 90 bent and ar
ranged as 70 hold the egg securely It's end thus doing
away with all packing substances, which heat the eggs
and cause their decay This s the only article known
the purpose, and Is bound to come into general
The subscriber viii remain at the Waldo House
week, where be viii be pleased 10 walton al who call
Rights Of Territory for sale.
. iyo d0t 7. W. ARNOLD.
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c. PROVIDENCE AND WOR-
v CEsTBR RAILROAD 90. DIVIDEND.
"A dividend Of four per cent -four dollars on each
share has been declared, payable on and efte tho 10th
inst az he oos ef the treasurer 70 those hodng stock
a. the cose Of business on the sth Inst Transfer nookn
closed until 10th inst. By order,
JNHN n. BALOH, Treasurer.
Providence, R. l.. July 8, 1857. dtAnI iyo
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VILLA DGChINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. lis Main street, Worcester.
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GtIRLS! GIRLS ITO Housekeepers.-Two ca.
u pable girls be at Ia Bridge street; at
90 Summer street, at Is Vine street, at 81 Salem
streets at Milk stoeej at IL Thomas street,
81 ,2b per week.
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WANTS..

W At lbs
SITUATION WANTED-Kithsr s. Wsiter a.
- groom IN gentleman'B family, by young man Who
thoroughly understands bis busnesa Apply AZ fhs az
fee. d6ts i've
WANTED-A situation BY capable Girl, who can
90 al Kinds OF Homework. Inquire of THOMAS
h9AN, corner Of fremont and Mechanic stxeeta
iyl0 dislf
SITUATION Want ED 70 learn trade or
- work in private family, By an English lad 10 years
OF age Apply 70 FREDERIC BURLRT0H,
Jyb d0tf Millbury.
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DOARD. -ThoSe ia want Of good, pleasant AIRY
ED Rooms with good board, in central location will
do well to call at No. IL Thomas street, before engaging
elsewhere The have lately been RENTED In rs
rate order Those visiting the city for few days will
end quiet home, with good board moderate prices
Thomas Street MAY g. 1857 dam
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MARRIED.
In Fichburg 3D. by Rev. Mr.. Woodbury., Lewis G. Bar
nard to Lydia X. Bellows.
DIED.
In Hubbardston June 18th, Capt. Brock Allen. 81
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nIsEAsGs OF TIE sKIN.-Di. W0

~ MAN, In connection with general practice, W IN
devoe particular attention 10 the treatment OF OUrANRoua
DISEASES.
Dr. W. has made this class Of Diseases a subject Of
special study for than Is years. and has bad large
experience in their treatment.
Office hours from 10 10 A. NJ, and from II TO
P. NJ, No. Is Elm Street. myl0 ahreTis
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REMOVAL AND OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT.
10 all persons who sKw or SEWING MACHINES
The superb new Marble Building Of 1. M. Singer Co.,
45S Broadway, corner Of Grand street, New York viii be
open for inspection and the transaction OF business on
Thursday, July 3D. 1857. Citizens and strangers visit
ing the city, are respectfully invited call and examine
the Establishment and the various styls Of the Sing
er Sewing Machine in operation Htna e
/. NJ. SINGER & CO..
w dim 45s broadway, New York.
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REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-For q good
House in good location in Worcester a good house
t Newton Corner nearly new In perfect condition. con-
tanning II rooms, 600 feet Of Land well stocked win
fruit trees, asparagus bed, Strawberries raspberrss &c.
IN the immediate vicinity Of churches schools depos
For further particulars inquire Of he subscfber II south
bridge street. JOHN MTJRD0CK
leo
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IN d. ". VAIL.

FWNO FARMERS-An American man can be had
a to work on farm. Apply Immediately as above.
AN EXPERIENCED NURSE can be had
-EA AnplY immediatelY above.
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HUUSE AND BAKN ON AUSTIN STRICT,
HI TO RENT OR FOR SALE-This house il situated
on the hight Of Of land the street, commanding beau
unl prospect has 10 Eooms all In perfect repair barn
within twenty feet Of the houes fruit trees 10 bearing order
good well Of water and a Of the most desirable places
q residence In the city. Inquire Of GEO. p BRYANT
No. Mechanics Hall Buiding. dit iylO
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CT. NICHOLAS HOTEL.-NKw YoRK, june
~ 49, 1857. The public respectfully informed that
the price Of Board at this Hotel has been ddUanced
but Is as it has been heretofore. 82
jy8 dim TREADWELL, WHITOOMR. 4 co.
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The only medal awarded by the Jury Of the New York
Exhibition for Foreign Sauces was obtained BY liza B
PERRLNs for their WORCESTERSHIRE sAUOE..the
World wide fame Of which has led TO limitations
purchasers are earnestly requested to that the names
LEA PERKINS" are impressed upon the Bottle
and Stopper, and printed upon the labels.
Sole Wholesale Agents for the United States,
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
405 Broadway, NJ Y.
stock always In store. Also, orders received for d.
rect shipment from England. dIvis rv6
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LINE TO receive the greatest benefit
from lime, 1t must be kept as near the
surface rs possible. The reason is this 4:
Its weight and minuteness give it a ten.
dency 10 sink; and after q few wears Of
cultivation, large portion of it will be
found TO have gone the depth Of its mos,
efficient action. Hence it is advisable to
spread 1t on the ground after blowing; /;
then harrow it well in, and allow it to
remain in grass as long as good crops can
be had. When the lime is settled down
beyond the reach Of the common plow,
the subsoil plow will prolong its effect, by
enabling the atmosphere and the roots
Of plants TO penetrate the sub soil like.
wise.
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

!. Subscribers who do not give express
notice to the contrary, are considered as
wishing TO continue their subscription.
2. IL subscribers order the disconlinuancc
of their papers, the publisher can continue
TO send them until nil arrearages are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their papers from the Office to which
they are directed, they are held responsible
till they settle their bill, and order the paper
discontinued.
d. If any subscriber removes to another
place wi!hou. informing the publisher. and
their paper is sent 10 the former direction,
they arc held responsible.
5. The Court has decided that refusing
TO take 4 Newspaper from the office, or re
moving and leaving it uncalIcd for, is prima
tdcic evidence of an intentional fraud.
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lgruulturnl.
DRoUIH-PROTECTION AGAINST.

1he frequent stirring Of soils between
The rows, Is undoubtedly protection, and
IN ordinary cases, a sufficient protection
against diouth. The air passes free.y
through soils frequently stirred and when
ever air comes III contact with a BODY
colder than itse!f, it deposits moisture, AS
IN tumbler filled with ice water at the
dinner table, or in the particles Of soil
at some inches depth, and consequently
colder than the air above the surface
When the farmer sees bis lumber sweat.
rs II Is sometimes expressed, he may be
assured, thatso it fares with the soil six or
eight inches below well stirred surface
provided the soil were mellowcd to that
or greater depth before the crop was put
in.
MuIchIng is often an efficient protec.
ton against drouth. Straw, coarse hav,
leaves, mold from the woods, chips. or
even pile Of stones, laid around the
roots of newly set tree: retards evapora-
ton, aud secures a moist condition for the
roots. 1t is so with strawb berries if the
ground Is mulched between tho rows
Raspberries, blackberries, goose berries,
aud many other crops may be partially
protected in the same way.
But the great source of protection in
our country is deep powing. On soil
oi any decent consistency, it would be i'm.
possible that crop should suffer from the
'drouth, if the soil were pulverized to A
depth of fifteen inches, because the lower
portions Of such a soil would retain mois-
ture till long after the surface should
have received new supplies from the cloud.
~ our readers are alarmed at fifteen inch
'es as depth which they despair of reach
ing, we think them too easily alarmed,
but Still we will meet them on higher
ground. A field thoroughly puIverzed to
the depth Of ten inches, will seldom suffer
from The droulb. Abundant and reliable
testimonies have been published going to
show that fields plowed TO a depth of
eight or ten inches have escaped unhur.,
when other fields, equally well cultivated,
with the single exception that they were
pio@ed but half "a deep, have utterly fail.
ed OF giving crops. That deep plowng
RS a sufficient remedy against any ordna
ry drouth-any but the very longest and
severest-is an established truth.--Ed.
PIo0 Loom and AnvH
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themselves with little fine sulphur
When the young were hatched, | took
little sulphur, gunpowder, and lard mix
ed, and CREASED their heads and necks to
keep off the yermin while the Young
nooded. In eight or ten days repeat
the dose and Put on another coat.
MODE OF FEEDING.-l took equal ,quan.
titles Of wheat bran, and Indian meal,
and wet with sour or clabbered milk, with
a good lot of tine-cu. schves once in two
or three days in with it,and fed them till a
month or six weeks old then lessencd
the bran. Feed them early in the morn
ing to keep them from rambling in the
wei grass or dew.
Such has been my method Of feeding
and management, and | have lost only
two out of dorty hatched. Ducks man
aged In the same way-lost three by ac-
cidental causes out Of thirty FIVE hatched.
One, only, died while Young. Chickens
in like manner, with creased heads and
sulphred nests-lost three III about sixtv.
This is my mode and my success.
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A VIRGINIAN IN NEW YORK.

Some time since Mr.. NJ, Of Virginia, a
gentleman of rare intellectual endow-
mcnts, AS we'll as OF superior physical
strength, was in this city. Passing up
broadway one afternoon, he stepped into
an auction room and bid off one or two
articles. when he WAS asked TO walk into
back Office. In few minutes bill
was presented to him for $50. Mr.. NJ.
examined the suddenly increased bill, and
then, in manner decidedly cool, arose
and SAID, "Ah, yes, | thought when
came IN, this was a regular and respccta-
ble auction house but | was mistaken,and
lind 1t is one OF the regular mock auction
swindIing concerns" This, said ole OF the
attendants, is respectable auction house,
and" turning the key in the doors, "we
will let You know, sir, that we are no
swiudIers, and that YOU must pay this
bill Now" said Mr.. NJ, you are
liking things right, and understand mat
ters, and we will see who will open the
door first" AT this lie drew his arm back
and before the. ."mOck aucticneerer" could
take uote Of time" he found himself
hcaped up on the floor, and his compan
ion in rascaIity Knocked into the outer
room, through the door, to the no small
establishment Of outsiders. Mr.. NJ, de.
IiberateIy left the room, and heard no
more of the bill Of $50, as the swindlers
found they had locked up the wrong Gus
toner. Mr. NJ, often amuses his friends
by giving them an account cf his first at
tendance upon an auction sale in New
4ork.-EVening Post.
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RAISING DOMESTIC TURKEYS

a writer in one Of our Agricultural
Journals says 1t is my opinion that far.
mers can raise pound of fowl easier and
cheaper than a pound Of pork. here,o,
fore | have been unfortunate in raising
turkeys, bat this season adopted a dif.
ferent mode-a plan Of my own inven.
uon-by which ] have been ye,y success
fnl. Others may have adopted the same
course, but not TO my know ledge.
Young turkeys are apt to die before
they attain the age OF three weeks. |
came 10 the conclusion that the fatality
among them was caused by vermin, hea-
Wy feed, and cold, damp weather. Ny
nnetbe4rfllis season has been this Take
tho eggs Of fho first laying and set under
}ar doprs heps ,;slhe second laying let the
.tnykvss hatch. Two or three days before
Aatchings spdaklsb the nest and fowls
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MAXIMS TO GUIDE A YOUNG MAN

Keep good company or none.
Never be idle. If your hands cannot
be useiul'y employed, attend to the cult
vation of your mind.
Always speak the truth.
Make few promises.
Live up TO your engagements.
Lave no very intimate friends.
Keep your own secrets, if you have
any.
When you speak TO person, look him
in the face.
Good company and good conversation
are the very slucwS of virtue.
Good character is above all things
else.
Never listen 10 loose or idle converse.
| ton.
You had better be poisoned in your
| blood than in your principles.
Your chala ter cannot be essentially
injured except by Your own acts.
If any one speaks evil Of you, let your
life be so virtuous that none will believe
him.
Always speak aud act as in the pres
eEce of God.
Drink not Intoxicating liquors.
Eve: hive, misfortune excepted, within
your income.
When YOU retire to bed, think over
what YOU have done during the day.
Never speak lightly Of religion.
Make no haste to be rich il YOU would
prosper.
Small and steady gains give compe-
tency with tranquility of mind.
Never play at any kind Of game.
Avoid temptation through fear that
you may not withstand it.
Earn your money before you spend it.
Never r2n in debt, unless YOU see
way to get out again.
Never borrow if YOU can possibly avoid
it.
BE just before you are generous.
Keep yourself innocent if you would
be happy.
Save when You are young to spend
when you are old.
Never think that which you do for re
hgIon Is time or money mi,spent.
Always go to meeting when You can.
Read some portion Of the Bible every
day.
Often think Of death and your account
ability to God. Read over the above
maxims once week, Saturday night
G0zctte and Courier.
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Our Terms.
W. NJ. CONN RS,
K EDITOR AND PROF ETOR
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, ny

AT Two Dollars per annum, IN ADVANCE
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, ifpaid within
six months; and Three Dollars. if not paid
until the end of the subscription year.
~ Subscriptions, when paid within three
p,onths after receiving the first number, will
be considered in advance
10" No paper sent. out of the State, un-
less the money accompanies the order, en-
cept TO known responsible name.
Any person sending us five subscribers
and Ten Dollars, accompanied by the CASH }
will be entitled to one copy gratis.
BY No paper discontinued, until all ar.
rearageR are paid, unless at our option.
.SS" Subscriptions not received for less
time than six months