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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-05
Horrible Murder az Fentonviile, Two
tfN Persons Killed Ia rs9

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A gentleman named johnson: recently
moved TO Fentonville, with bis family
consisting Of wife and three children,
the oldest Of the latter but eight years
Of age. Not having got all his beds up.
the wife remained At the hotel over night
while Mr.. johnson went to the house with
the children. and was accompanied by .
boy named George Caldwell, about II
years Of age. About eight o'clock in
the evening. Two young men came in and
asked for johnson. saying that they were
going to his fathers houses short distance
from there. On receiving . very press
ing invitation. they consented to remain
over night. and 60 with him in the morn.
ing and see the old gentleman. Mr..
johnson that night slept in bed with hi,
two small girls; the little boy slept with
Caldwell. and the young msn had bed
made up on the floor, between the Other
beds. = sA9 satE2 asaI soiaEa3 i
During the night Mr., johnson heard
one Of his girls cry out Pal and at ,he
same time received a blow on the side Of
the head. He was partially stunned and
The next he remembered he was running
after man Who was attempting toes
cape By the door. The man turned .,
gain and struck 81 him With some ins,ra.
mens. Mr.. j. followed the fellow 70,
some distance without being able to ever
take him. and therefore returned 10 his
hosse. On entering the room where b.
bad been sleeping. ! horrible eight me,
hs eyes-cae d sks isllsgirls sad the
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-05
Coed Advice.

n time like this (says the New York
xyenisg POst) great losses on bank bills
afs submisted %. especially by iaborers
and the smaller shop keepers. who. in Q
nsmentc u slarm. tsying little TO lose.
rush to the brokers' Office with their bills.
aud sell nj whatever discount he plesses
soehargs. They take il for granted that
what the broker says 10 true. that he is
disia.srested maE.. who makes it his bus.
iaess 10 watch the banks for the purpose
Of guarding the poor from loss. and see.
ing that they suffer-. a. little as possible
when bills are discreditsd. They do not
think that i. Is the interest Of the broker
u oery down bills for the sata Of buying
them up. and that men in this way are
making rapid fortunes out Of the misfor-
tunes Of the ignorant. Twenty times
shs moneyis lost by the shop-keeper and
laborer. BY this very discount on bank
bills, thar is lost BY counterfeits. The
greater partof what the broker deducts
goes into bis own pocket. He gets very
nearly or quite par from the bank, and
smilss 1t the credulity Of his victim. He
q very sure net to tell the shop keeper
atkas alt the bills in the State Of New Y
ere secured by pledges equal to and sil-
yer ID the hands Of public officer, and
shatitis next to inpossible for the holder
By them. And 90 Of the bank notes Of
ether Sister: most Of them are secured
by law or 20 guarded thatthc chances Of
ultimate loss to the holder are MOI half So
great. 20 are the chances Of bis being
knocked on the head by falling brick
whils oH bis way TO the brokers'. Even
she notes Of those banks that have sus-
ssaded will be paid up wi.hinra short
time, asd yet the broker kindly takes Of
zen. twenty. or thirty cents from every
dollar bill that the laborer or shop keeper
bringsto him. Thompson's Counterfeit ,
Dstsetos of this date (oct. I J says.
''You who hold bank notes. lay them ]
By and keep out o. the brokers' shops.
arless. you must conyertin order to pay
your debts. You lose more to pay your {
debts. You lose more by getting shaved
thsn yoa would BY broken banks, il you
kssp quiet" 6sl tas ss
y: This 10 sensibls and true. Most Of the
0aaks that have suspended. have done 50
90 grounds Of general sxpediescy. and
not because Of any run for specie. With
lev exceptions they viii resume payment
when che panic 10 ever. In the mean
lime they continue their business as be-
fore. receiving interest on bills discount.
sd., and making the most Of their as
Dsts. a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-05
Ahead ofsli the Monthlies

Peterson's Lady's National Magazine
for December, is on our table full o.
chsics reading, engravings. patterns, re-
ceipts, etc. y a@
This popular Lady.s Magazine will be
greatly improved Tor 1853. Mrs. Ann
s. Stevens. Mrs. <. D. Z. N. Southwor,h.
and all the best writer's, will contribute
regularly. Its fashions are always the
latest and prettiest: its steel Engravings
magnificent; it's Patterns for the Work
Table, its Household Receips. etc.. al
most covntless. The price is but Two
Dollars year, or dollar ess than Mag
asincs Of its class. Il is the Magazine
for the times. To Clubs il is cheaper
,till; viz: three copies for 5 dolls. or eight
'or 10 dolls. with splendid premium TO
he person getting up the Club. speci.
mems sent gratis.
" Address
<,vy nv r,n r~r,~--~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-05

BARsux ONCE MoRE.-The Stamford,
Conn. Advocate says: "A is certainly
with pleasure that we announce the prob,
able fac, that P. T. Barnnm is again ON
his legs. 'shathe isto day a richer man
than be was before his connection with
the Jerome Clock Company. It.. 10 said
that he bought oil claims against himself
for from fyeto twenty-five cents on the
dollar. with the exception Of some ei6.s
600 10 and about Danbury. which hswill
probably havstopsyin full The whels
Of the vast property assigned By him for
The benefit Of his creditors has again pas-
sed into his hands. and he 10 now rs.furs
uishing and re-6t,ing 'Iranistsn, in good
style for his future permanent residences
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-05

Rev. Mr. spurgeon takes pains public.
ly TO say that he 10 not . total abs.ainer,
and does not believe in the principle Of
total abstinence from intoxicating drinks
81 beverage.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-05
HOLLAND & GRUBBs.

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AxoTHER MYsrrRTous DIsAprsARAxcs
Suspected murder.-A German named
Michael Kney was induced. the FIRST Of
last week, TO accompany one Of his coun-
,rymen across the river in the rear oi
Covington. to look at horse which the
latter wished 10 sell, since which time the
former has not been heard from, a though
diligent inquiry and search have been
made for him. As he had considerable
money on his person it is feared be has
been made way with in some enigmatical
manner--perhaps murdered. Some Of
kney's relatives applied at the Police
Court last Saturday Tor warrant for the
arrest Of the parry suspected Of having
Of him, but since that time no
revelations have been made. We incline
to the opinion. however. that Kney will
soon turn up. and this mysterious disap-
pearance, like most Of its kind. prove no
mystery at al! !.--Cin. Eng. 28M 3aQ
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-05
OHIO SENATE.

The following 10 list Of members 9,
lected to the State Senate. Republicans
in Roman, Locolocos in Italic: va
Il Hamilton Vim. L. Hutch. E. B,
Langdon. Charles Thomas.
2 Butler and Warreb; Laursns Smith.
5 Montgomery aud Preble; Henry
Sehiealer.
s Clermont and Brown: W. p. Kineaid.
S Greene, Clinton and Fayette; J. /.
Winans.
8 Ross and Highland; ". II. Stafford.
z Adams. Pike. Sciota and Jackson:
9, Corwime.
9 Lawrence, Gallia. Meigs and vin,on:
p. Mardeck. aT @as
8 Athens. Hooking and Fairfield: Ns.s.
ton StAieish. '" 'te asfgfi8s
10 Franklin and Pickaway; dug. Z.
PERIL. f@#
II Clark. Champaign and Madison: 8.
S. Henkle. 2.3 trt aae@
I9 Mama. Darke aud Shelby; DR.. I,
N. Gard.
10 Logan. Union, Marion and Hardin;
"a. G.H. Catch. ., III
IA Washington and Morgan; Davis
.s Green.
Is Muskingum and Perry; Ezekiel Va
nafta.
Is Delaware and Licking; ". B. Reed. |
IA Knox and Morrow; Davis Miles.
10 Coshoc,on and Tuscsrawas; DR..
sg9 Cas-.
10 Guernsey and Monroe; II. Norrow.
20 Belmont and Harrison; Isaac Hollo-
lo5 WY. d gawA sis yHa
Il Carroll and Stark. Francis J. Mey-
er. Z ha dais
70 Jefferson and Columbiana: Joseph
G. McCleary. ~
IS Trumbull and Mahoning: Robert.
w. Taylol. 7as ,,as
u Ashtabnla. Lake and Geauga: D.
Caldwell. ii
Is Cuyahogo. VIM. slade. jr.
'6 Portage and Summit, DR.. George P.
q sAshmun. o II
a Medina and Lorain. Herman Can.
ield. i
% Wayne and Holmes. D. J. Psnkey.
70 Ashland and Richland, James Cant
tceH. " .ssasa rae
10 Huron. Erie.- Sandusky and Ottowa.
Ralph P. Buckland.
u Seneca. Crawford and Wyando,.
r. AcKsns. st i
e Mercer. Auglaize, Allen. Van Vert
'a Paulding. Defiance and Williams; 3.
N. Phelps. $40 .e /
IS Hancock. Wood. Lucas. Fulton. H.
~ Henry and Putnam, J. " Wess-
Democrats 20. Republicans IS. Il
The 2Ist district. composed Of Stark
md Carroll. viii be contested. Mr.. |
deyer, the Repub ican, has the certi6-
ate. and we therefore claim bis election
Until the oppositei 10 shown.
- As far as We are at present advis.
d. the next House Of Representatives
viii consist of go democrats and A. re.
'ublicans giving the democrats anajori-
y Of s3 On joint ballot. A msjority
srgs enough for III practical purposes. !
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-05
Contradictory reports Of the Minnesota
Electi0n.

Chicago, Wednesday, Oct %.
The election received from Minnesota are
contradictory. Information received this
morning says that Ramsay has been elected by
msjority u H. 1t is impossible to decide
who is elected until we receive the official re-
turns. .Y}.e[i ,6s ;se3Sas4{}
In the Minnesota Legislature the Democrat
ic majority ih the House is eight, and in the
Senate Eve.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-05
NOTICE.

Is hereby given. that Hiram II. HeldridSs.
Guardlan sf Ann E. Brewer, the minor heir af
Paris Z. brewer. late Of Wyandot County.
Ohio, deceased. has filed in my ofice his %:
counts With his said ward for hnai
settlment. said accounts win remain On lfsle
ksfix 7fisp by al conesrned until November
q. Hs -B7, On whieh ~ 81 ~ : O'clock
u settlment viii / maas. sosePh kinney
Nov. 4fh 1857, 81 s'e' - Probate !adge
f. as--sfla si-os e. gs-, ..ss ~, y. "
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-05

We learn that sAs body 6Ga young wo-
man was found in the MissSsippi, oa
Sunday morning last, about miles a.
bove this city. Her throat was cut from
ear to ear. and there was frightlnl knife
wound in her abdomen, either one suffi.
cient. il WAS thought. to cause instan.
death. A coroner's inquest was aeldsst
Harrisburg on Sunday afternoon.l IT.
was supposed that the unfortunate victim
Of somebody's passion or revenge was
murdered, then ,hrown into the river,
She was believed to have been about 20
years Of age. Name unknown. S.Hn.
Mony { MN. .yeus. 9ai@f
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-05
Eficss Of ths Storm. Ar
Greet duncge on fhs Ias IF Tho Ogdtns-
berg Roiirood. ese.

Greet dumcge on tie Has sf .Ms Ogdtns-
! berg Roiroad. sse.
| R Rouse's Point. Thurs Oct. %,
The heavy rain storm which commenced on
Sunday and continued until Tnesday, has
caused immense damage between This place
and Malone, On the line Of the Ogdensberg
Railroad, the track is swept away in several
places. Notrains have passed since Monday
but it is hoped they will get through to-day.
Several dams have been broken, and mills,
dwellings. and bridges. The loss in Cham,
plain village, alone will exceed $4,000 dol
lars. Wolves AZ yethave been reported as
lost.
Greet .tresAef in the Au Sable River.
.Kcesville. N. Y Thurs. Oct. 20.
The heavy rains Of Sunday ana Monday
have raised the Aa Sable River sixteen feet
above low water mark, In this vlluge the
swingibridge is destroyed. the bulkhead and
fume gone from Taber's grist mill, and also
from N. Kingland's agletree factory. The
freshet swept Off one trip hammer. water
wheel gate. ard threw down the river wall, Of
! cabinet shop. Thr works of Il. & j. D.
Kingsand have escaped injury. Messrs. Rog.
srs & Co. lose $4,000 bushels Of coal, and a
part Of their acqueduct and bellows -house.-|
Tyler Potter's store with large stock of
FOODS. was swept off BY the food. Their loss
$ about 1000 dolls. The works Of the Peru Q
ron Company are slightly damaged. II
Hsa,y treshets ut the East. o
a~ Boston. Thurs. Oct 80.
Reports from tbs East mention heavy fresh /
ts. with considerable damage to bridges -
he Kenebec River had risen eight feet The +
Ierrimac River yesterday forenoon had risen y
ve and q halt feet at Lowell. and was 3 i'll I
sing. Some Of the mills were troubled with ol
ack water. Indications of fair weather last h
ight were dispelled, and heavy rain contin-
I'd through the night. with no prospect of "
earring upto day. q
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-05
Mebberyof q County Treasury
New Castle. Henry co.. Ind. !.
M October 90. 1857.

/ 80 ~~'~''
Eos. Cos.-The comfy treasurer's Of
fce in This place was entered by burglars
last night. and the large iron safe Zone Of
Urban's manufactured blown TO pieces by
powder. pricked into the lock, and mon
ey to the amount Of about one
thousand dollars distracted from the
drawers. The safe is a perfect wreck.
the force OF the explosion blowing Off the
lock and separating the inside lining from
the outer plate Of the door. The money
was all new state bank paper. except ils
dollars in gold. and one or two bills Of
The old state bank. One Of the burglars
left a coat behind. which was used as
curtain over the door. The explosion
was heard by several persons in town, a.
bout four o'clock in the morning, but did
rot create sufficient surprise to lead to
my alarm. At this hour no trace Of the
,urglars has been discovered. 4'a
c.ii LIZ .. -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-05
Cincinnati, Oct. 20.

Flour unchanged; Superiine 3,90s4, 4
extra q, lta4, ,s5. The sales were 2.6O0
bbls. Whisky dull Mt l5c. closing nomi-
nal. Barley dall and i0c per bush low
er. Wheat and Oats unchanged. Rye
soc. The money market continues as
heretofore. Exchange on New Yo'k is
scarce at 6a6 and gold Sac g; 5000 dols
sold 10 day ct the later rate.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-05

srLvASA.-The followi ing table gives
the aggregate result of the late election for
Governor in Pennsylvania, as compared with
the Presidential vote in November: a ~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-05
PRESIDENT, 1856.

Exw YoKK CArTLE MaRxKr. Oct. 90 y
The average price Of Beef Cattle fol
the week ending Oct. 97, was 8is2 ca q.
Sac. Hogs corn fed. live. &c. dressed 2
34ca8c. Still fed. live. 5a5 / 4c. dress.
dressed l-2ca6 3.4c. Whole Novem-
Der Of Beet Cattle in the market. 1891,
Whole pumber of Hogs in til. market
1893. ANf vifSa
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-05
WYANDOT PION RBR
rprrEp Axplr uDLIsHED By
CHA LES G.. I'M U @ c..
UPPER SANDUsKY, o.
LARGE RspuBLIoAx GAIKIs PxsssYi

TAursday. :::: Noyember,st 1857
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-05

H We call especial attention to the
card Of j. Culbertson. Jr. Those in
want Of good oysters will do well to favor
him with a call. ass
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03
to1oVILLE
WATER WOR K S !

G. W. GARRIOTT, ...PROPRlETOR,
HNTENDS immediately 10 commence extending
n the main pipe through Montgomery, Downer.
bird. liuntoon aud Myers streets Parties who wish
to have attachments made to the same, will have
them attended tu bv leaving their orders at The 0ro-
Vile Steam Mill Office.
The ad dvantnges of these Water Works to the CIT
iZens OF OrOvlie mu,t be apparent L. every one-an
auxiliary and labor saver to the housewife, as we'll as
store restaurant and holel Keepers, and ready at ad
times ofIhe day or night tor their use
Il + G. u l. \ / / O \ s.
Ist Parties wanting the water must apply ut the
office and ohiHn their certificates Tor the same by
payng the at service pipe AMI one moths rent.
End No addition alteration whatever IN or
about any pipe or water cock, shall he made, or
caused to be made ny persons taking iho waler,w
ont permission 0 the proprietor.
3rd All persons taking water shalt keep their own
service pipes, s,opcocks, and apparatus, ia good
order, at their own expense, and shall prevent any
unnecessary waste of water
an. Parties taking the wnter and allowing thei"
Deip hbors and others Ia use the slme will be charged
double rates. or more rs the may be.
5th. The Water Rent is due in advance. monthly
and in all cases the rent is not paid 10y the 9TH
the wuter will ne stopped.
The proprietor is at lllimes supplied with mater-
al tor service pipe water closets &c, and has i'll his
.employ one of The best plumber in the Sta.e.
Ornville, April 2ith, 1881.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03
Q r Q vii l. {
Steam Saw Mill,
HEAD OF MONTGOMERY ST.

yUyHE Proprietor of this establishment is now pre-
a pared 10 contract for. aud deliver orders from
400 Il, 500 O0n feet, of either common Pine or Red
Fir Lumber at the lowest market rates The Red
Fir will DE found the best Fencing Lumber that can
be used.
An persons about to build, will find it to their ad-
-.nniue. Ia purchase at this null, they have
their Lumber sawed to order, in lengths and sizes to
suit and delivered Free OF Charge.
Attached to this establishment Is one oil " ood'
worth's Patent Planning. TongIeIng and Grooving
Machines. and all orders for planed Lamber OF any
description can be Immediately filed.
Always ON hand. Shelving, Flooring. beveled Sid
ing loist Fencing Boards, Sluice Lumber Pickets
Lathe shakes and shingles
Also on hand, Doors, Windows, &c Or 'ers for
Doors Windows aud Blinds filled with despatch
GEO. w GARRIOTr.
Oroville. April oath, 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03
WEEKLY BUTTE RECQRD

For ctreIatinn In the mining and agr cultural DIS
rics of the county will contain elocnl anH general
news ofthe week, fatersperset with ntatrslin2 n'-
colianeous reading halter. iit will c"Hhin twenty
eight columns of reading matter, and viii he one "f
the largesl aud cheapest Weskly Newspapers in the
estate. Published every Saturday Tcrns--$o reT
,Annum; six months, 81; three months. 81.
'ApvERTtsEMEErs per sqtare "t ten Tires or Tess,
krst ms ,rton, SSu"
t,ch .rhsn,uant inseriihp | 50
t~gt~ A liberal deducti"uWiil be made o. t9Voy OF
those who advertise ny the yenr
ST. Business car, la serted on reusonuh' ctcrus.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
Information Wanted

OFGEO w. BOLTON When 'ast heard nom ne
was In the Northern Mines Any Inform .tion. di
reced this office will be gratefully received by his
mother,
MRS. T.. PORT, Orove.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03
ap7tf
JUST r ECEIV + D,

DER STEAMER GOLDEN GATE CLIPPERS
Morning Light Fly Z Fish, Fly ing Mist, lHTge
supply of Pure Cream Tartar. LarG oil, Extract llS
uiorce. Blue NilriO German and English CamOmIle
Satptsre Corn starch. Shakers Sarsaparllla Sar-e
parila Root. Gum Arabiac, CItrc Acid, Potash, Tx
tracts ut lennon Rose and Vanilla, Vanilla Beaus,
Rolled Linsecd Oil, Castor oil in barrels Pure Vel.
low and White Wax kidders> Bowers and Weight
Fresh Hops in one pound packages. Sage. Yankee.
Soap, Iudellible Ink, Roses Backing Brushes. Ma
sons Macking. Cod Liver oil, spanish and American
Saffron, Dubin's Extracts, ienune Nrighrs Ban
dreihs Motfa- aud other Pulls, CbamUis skins, Ly>
copsdium. Essential Oils Congress Water in pinls
and quarts. BoraX, Sal Soda. Peart iarley anc many
other staple articles which togetheT with our former
large stock of Drugs makes our assortment as Vieu
aud Large AS any Drug House in The city, To "hch
NJ. invue the attention ta the Trade and others buy
iny in this market ALLAN THONASS CO,
Wholesale ana Retail Druggists
.n7,f l6I, J street, Corner Glh.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03
OrouiIle Dailp Butte Aerorh.
PUBLISHED DAILY (sUNDAYs EXCEPTED

r-y" OVrIcg-In Record building on MYERS Street,
Eas. side between Nuigomecy Hrd Bird, Oroville.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07
Wonderful Growing stone.

The Scisntifc American publishes a
communication from ChiIian Beach,
formerly of Auburn, now of Leslie, Mich
igan, in which he minutely describes a
stone which has been in his possession
for twelve years, and which during that
time, by. simple exposure to the air only,
has been performing feats of a progress
siye character. When he obtained it
twelve years ago, it was little more than
half an inch long and three-eighths in
diameter. 1t has now grown fVe-eights
of an inch long and to half an inch in
diameter. The most curious feature of
this increase Of the stone, is not an equal
expansion, but particular emanation
from one side of the parent stone.
THE stone,' he says, is the most per-
feet white transparent, will cut glass, and
increasing in size and weight with no
other food but common air.
He has never yet found person who
could tell what it was, or give him any
explanation as to the cause Of its growth.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07
P1AQUEMINE. PARISH OF IBERVILLE, La. MARCH T. 1857.

He kissed Margaret's hand and bowed
to Mary, and withdrew to change his
travelling dress.
The uncle and his two daughters pla-
ced themselves at the table, and waited
the guest, who was soon announced by
the servant.
Both sisters uttered a cry of surprise
but in different keys. They beheId a
charming young gentleman of slender
and symmetrical form (no hunch) enter
the room. He advanced and embraced
Margaret. Placing before her beauti-
ful basket, he said:
There is your DOVER
The basket was filled with diamonds!
1T is also the hunch which has deceiv-
ed the custom-house officers, and arrived
bere free of duty. This added the neph-
ew, is what have carried on my shoul-
ders from Bombay to Havre, for the pur-
pose of offering it to the fair cousin who
would be willing to accept me with my
pretended poverty and deformity.'
This reimbursement occasioned gene
raj Joy, which was evea shared by Mary!
True it is, that Mary loved her sister
without hating the diamonds.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-03-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The privilege Of yearly advertisgrss strictly limited
their own immediate and regular business; and tie bust
ness Of an advertising firm considered including
that Of It's individual members.
Merchants others advertising by the year will only be
allowed the space of half column in the paper, the
rates at present charged them by this paper.
Calls persons become candidates will be inserted
other advertisements.
Advertisements Of two columns width will be charged
treble the usual rates.
Advertisements not marked the copy for specified
will be inserted till forbid, and payment exacted.
And fnally-A communications for this paper. Of any
every character whatsoever intended promote the
private ends of Individuals corporations,
iees schools, will be charged as advertisements