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Raleigh, Jan. Is, 1858. 6-M
SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDLEs, &c.-ThE
y undersigned has on hand of his own manufacture.
aaatT BOYS AND WAGON sA6DIE GkR
BUGGY, CART AND WAGON HARNESS; and all other
w by
buyers. Orders thankfully received, and promptly
'"'''' C. wD. HUTcH1NGs.
RALEIGH March 13. 1858. 22-tf.
VVRUNKs! TRUNKS! TRUNRS!-5O SOLE
Il LEATHER and other Ladies' and Gents Travelling
Bass SeRi5 s'Asr and o@'n
Raleigh, March 10, 1858. 2etf
Water wheels! Water Wheels!
WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURING VAN
Wheel for Mills and Factories of every descriptions and
all those wishing improve their water power will find
Of feet head and fall usual water the kind
Of machinery to be driven can then the price Of
ne @ e
oe" to test the sehee and if it does not to our
HEATH STEVENSON.
Laurel Factory, Prince George county, Md.
ROBERT BAIRD, Agent. Richmond, Va.
April 20, $685. SLY
HOOP 1RoN:-A FULL SUPPLY OF a, Is, ],
Ia rs. ~, ~. ~, and inch Hoop Iron, constantly
on n0nQ ana LOT sale In IOtS 10 SulL Oy
GILLIAN DUNLOP
April Is, 1858. s2-am
ID EFINED IRON OF ALL SIZES, ROUNDS AND
HI Squares from d inch to inches Flats from inch
inches, suitable for Tires, Bolts, Shaftigs Railroad
and Machinsts purposes generally to which invite the
attention of Manufacturers.
GILLIAN & DUNLOP
April IS, 1858. s2-sm-
N. C. Mutual Life Insurance Company
RALEIGH, May llth, 1855. I
I'm COMPLIANCE WITH A RESOLUTION
IL Of the Board of Directors adopted April Sd, 1885, this
Company will insure the lives of healthy between
the of 10 and payable when the party reaches the
age Of and between the of Is and S. when
the party reaches the age of years. his legal rep
resentatve, should he die before reaching those ages
The Company will also sell annutes for life, or for
of years By thus charging operations and
tending its usefulness, the Company presents claims
to that public appreciation acquired by its beraty and
prompt compliance with all its engagements.
K. II. BATTLE, Sect'y.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ROBINSON'S
GRAND COMBINATION
CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE!

SOUTHERN and NORTHERN,
EASTERN and WESTERN.
sVHE EQUESTRIAN TALENT CONNECTED
= u WITH THIS GRANDLY ORGANIZED EXHIBI-
TION is chosen with extreme Judgment and without
gard to expense part of which gained unfadng laurels
IN their different roles at the of the highly
cessnl Equestrian operate Dramas at the
New National Theatre, Cincinnati,
During the past Winter the horses used those brilliant
Spectaces being all trained to their Wonderful Feats by
the Proprietor of this great concern Mr. A. ROBINSON
THE ANIMALS
All living and in splendid condition. trained and unframed
are unequaed Collection for Variety beauty and
Der, in this any other country comprising Elephants
Lions, Tigers Grizzly Bears Bengal Royal Tigers Mon
keys, Apes Birds Ostriches, White Bear
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NIgGHILANEOUs.
PROPOSALS..
!. ssss- ~ NAVY QEPAKAHEN1ss s.d
Bureau Of Yards and Docks. July 8. 1858

NAVY UEPAkxAENtss
Bureau Of Yards and. Docks July 8. 1853.
SEALED PROPOsALS FOR Each CLASS Sep
- ARATELY endorsed Z" Proposals for Glass No (name
the classy for the navy yard at (name the yard viii be
received this until noon the second day Of Au-
gust next for furnishing and delivering at the sevea navy
Yards named the materials and articles embraced in printed
by mail 90 requested to persons desiring offer to
tract for any all the classes named therein by the COM
maants Of the several yards for the classes for the
"a, under their command by the agent nearest
thereto or by the bureau for any all the yards.
75prsutnt aad sakes in sealing the offers, no
bid scch cotdias classes more than one
yard enpelp and each individual of firm must
sign the bid and contract.
Bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly notified
that their offers must be in the form hereinafter
and be mailed time reach their destination before the
time expires for receiving them bid UM Be conssdsred
sohich shan be 'esved CITE, the PERIOD etated and no d0"
ance sciN be made FIR failures IF the mil
To guard against offers being opened before the time ap-
pointed bidders requested to endorse the enveop
above the address, and draw line under the endorsement
thus:
Proposals for Glass No. (nanse the eass for the Nary
Yard at (name the yard)
To the Chief Of the Bureau of Yards and locks Wssh
ington, D. G.
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NATHAN KRAMER,
So 81. WILMINGTON STREET, RALEIGH N. c.,
HAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW
Ii York with lage quantity of superior Goods con-
sisting Dry Goods Ready Made Clothing, Geuemen's
Furnishing Goods Watches fine assortment of Clocks
Jewelry &C.. &c. all of which he will sell cheap for cash.
1.-The of the City and surrounding country. and the
public generally, invited call and examine my stock
and prices. as sure offer superior inducements
to cash purchasers.
Also, large lot of spring Hats, Boots and Shoes:
"a = -. N. KRAMER
April 12, 1858. so-sm.
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a FINE THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
"A DOLLAR ROSEWOOD PLANO for taco hundred
and fifty dollars.
Cali and enquire at the Express Office.
Raleigh, June Is, 1858 49-1mpd.
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llssaEEAHEous.t

~ Bushels of excellent variety put up in sal.
Bushels each. Z - As "
,-si,t.t - %@azea,El;st For sale at
p.,.;., u.,,h o. 1880 M TOwLs
: se'o'o'Su' AA"' w Nss sAooo' 26-tf
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FURNISHING GOODS,
FAYHrrKv1LLE SrRBEr, RALE1aH, n G.,
ID ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CUSTOM
ers of the establishment and the public generally
that be just opened excellent and varied
of Goods his line carefully selected BY himself and
chased for cash. which will enable him to sell unusually
favorable terms. Having been, for number of years.
Foreman in the best establishment in Baltimore and subse.
that he will be able to give satisfaction to all who may IA
vor him with their orders.
trial is respectfully solicited
Gentlemens Furnishing Goods, and variety of Ready
Made Clothing always hand to be disposed of cheap for
CASH. ss,5- 80 -
Cutting and Repairing done with dispatch.
The latest styles of fashions always on hand
Raleigh April l2, 1853 SOY.
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l. (here insert the composing the frm,)
of name The town. the State of (name the State here
by offer to furnish under your advertisement dated OF
advertisement subject all the requirements of the
same printed schedule to which it REFERS all the
articles embraced in Glass No. name the class for the navy
yard at name the according to said schedule viz
there paste the printed class from the schedule and
pose each article the price and out the amount
columns dollars and cents and foot the agre
gate of the bid for the Glass; amounting to there
write the amount in words
propose as my agent there the agent if Is
qured by the schedue for the supply under the classes
miscellaneous by nonresident of the place OF delivery
and should my offer be accepted request the contract
may be prepared and the agent at name the
agency for signatures and certificate
(Here the bidder and each member of the firm to sgn
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS! TRUNRSE5O SOLE
Il LEATHER and other Ladies' and Gents Travelling
Trunks Vaces; Carpet, Leather and Cloth Travelling
Bags, in store and for sale by
G. w. D. HUTCHINGS.
Raleiph March IL. 1858. Oft
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SALT FOR PLuM TREEs.-Thc n Z

SALT FOR PLuM TREES. The n Z.
Farmer states that it is impossible 70
cultivate any kind Of plums with sue
cess in our climate, unless salt. enters
literally as an ingredient Of the com.
post for fertilizing the trees. When
salt is applied mixed with house ashes,
there appears to be nodifficulty in pro
ducing healthy PLAN trees. Plum
trees should DC washed once or twice
every year with salt brine, and the
ground around the roots should be
kept clean and free from grass and
weeds.
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mThe way to bind the widest
horse for shooting and the widest COW
for milking is simply this: Putaround
them, Just back Of the fore legs, a
strong rope, or chain; into this twista
stick, 90 that at every turn the rope
will be drawn tighter, until the animal
will submit to being handled at your
pleasure. The most unmanagcablt
animals can be subdued in few min
utcs in this manner.
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NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed pro-
IN posals will be received AZ the court
house in the town Of Jasper, Dubois county,
Indiana, on Tuesday The llth day Of May
1858. and until ) o'clock r. NJ. Of said day,
tor the grubbing, clearing and excavation Of
seven bitches in said county, situated and
arranged as follows:
There will be let for Swamp Lands as
follows:
Ditch No. 10. in section 8, town No. 2,
south OF range No. 3 west, on Patoka, near
Jordan Sermershem's.
Ditch No. 10, In sections and s. town 2,
south Of range 5 west. near CASHIERS mill.
Ditch No. "a in sections 80 and ~, town
l, south Of range west, on Alder creek,
beginning at the state road near Jas. Stew
arts. and running down to the old ditch
near Madison Armstrong;.
4 There will be let for cash as follows:
| Ditch No. 20 In section No. 10, town ],
south Of range 3 west, near Samuel u. kel'
lso's.
4 Ditch No. &c, in section 7. town !. south
Of range west, also in section u, town j
south Of range west, near A nderson's tar
yard on Birch creek.
Ditch No "a, in section q, town !, south
Of range 5 west, near Washington Woods !
Ditch No. IS in section 30, town ], south
Of range west, on Alder creek, near Wash
ington Armstrong;.
Plans and specifications Of the above
work will be exhibited at the court house OF
the above named day by
WILLIAM MONROE. Commissioner
WILLIAM HAWTHORN, Eng'r.
\ NoTIcE is further given that whenever am
person Or persons shall contract 10 ditch an'
dram any swamp lands, the payment To-
which is to be made in swamp lands, sucl
person or persons shall make OUT list o
such lands as he or they may desire to re
ceve in payment for work; and upon film!
such list with the County Auditor ~ In
county where the lands are situated, accom-
panied by a certificate Of the contract, ~
tested by the Commissioner, sale OF land
included 10 said list shall not be made unit
the person having such contract shall CON
plele or lorielt the same.
WIN MONROE,
Jasper, April 9, '5S 4w Com'r Dubois C
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PorApEs, EARLY PLAxrINc.-l<lst
fall, our readers may remember, we
took occasion to express our COMIC
ton that early planting was one Of
the best precautions that could be taken
against the rot; indeed, il is the only
prccaution Of the least value, SO far
as my experience goes. We deem the
subject Of 50 much importance, that
we repeat the injunction, plant early.
In regard to the best kinds. we would
name the Washington, Peach Blow.
and Prince Albert, as being very fair
and productive varieties, and far less
subject TO the rot than the Mercer and
some others. For an carly potato we
would aamc the Dykman: it is early,
good, snd productive. The best soil
for the potato, in our opinion, isawell-
drained, dry sandy or gravelly lcam;
ii planted on sod, 50 much the bet
ter, but use no manure; except good
old well rotted barn-yard manure;
above all, eschew guanc; have moth
inc to do with it. Not standing in
awe Of some individuals we wot Of,
we do not fear to say that the use and
abuse Of guano have been an evil 70
the agricultural interests Of this coun-
try, much greater than any benefit that
has been derived from it. The reason
for this belief we may put upon record
some other time; for the present We
say, use well-rotted barn. yard manure
for your potatoes, and mix it well wild
the soil. We would say still further
in the way Of advice, plant in drills
and pursue fiat culture. A drill may
be made six inches deep with a ligh
doublcmold board pillow; the set ma,
at first be covered about three inches
subsequent culture with the cultivate
will level the soil about right. Thi
is not only better mode than Milling
or drawing the earth to the plants, bu
it is less laborieus. Where the prac
tice has been adopted, its manifest ad
vantagcs have been fully admitted
1t is . matter Of pride with us, tia
for many years we have strenuousl
advocated fat culture, and in this res
pect we think We have been instrr
mental in accomplishing some good.
Indiana Farmer.
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a YOUNG LADY, Of good education
~ and 4 ne personal appearance Is DESTROYS
Of forming q Matrimonial alliance with ,
gentleman OF coed reputation and talents
between the age u 20 and 30 years. he
must have good education, and De capable
d making a young lady good husband.
ANY person possessing The above quaI'ii
cations. and desiring to quit the state o.
.sincle misera bieness," will please address
anil 2s-2t NELLIE NEAL. Ireland, Ind.
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Gilss! Gills!. Gin. y
a. II , A Y Y = X.

"a AZ ~ ~ III ~ ~
PUBLISHER,
2os Broadway, New York, offers for sale
100000
Books and Maps, Of al Kinds, at Pub
fishers Prices, to be accompanied with
500, 900 Gifts,
Worth from rs cents 10 $500 each;
CONSISTING OF
Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Lockcts,
Gold Chains, Cameo Pins and Drops,
Gold Bracelets, Gold Pencils. Sew.
ing Birds; in short Jewelry
VI every description; Ret.
icules, Ladies' Purses,
Por,monaies, &c.
$3.50 worth OF Gifts distributed with every
800 Books.
4 GIFT will be delivered with every
IN book sold for One Dollar or more.
Although no book or article will be sold
for more than the usual retail price, many
will be sold for less. Persons wishing any
particular book, can order ut once and Il
will be forwarded with Gift. Persons
ordering books with gifts, should forward
tho amount OF postage, a. u must invari-
ably be paid in rdvsncs. The average post
age for 81 and Sl,25 books 10 Is cts; and
for 81 so aud $500 books ~ cents.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS and AGENTS.
Ia BOOK and GIFT without money !.
Any person, by forwarding an order for
books. with money enclosed). will receive
an extra book aud gift with o,cry Ten
Books 10 bcOent 10 one address.
This method Of forming clubs srycs post
age, as the package goes BY Express.
Full Information respecting this Great
Gift Enterprise, together with complete
list Of books and gifts will be furnished in
our Catalogue, WHICH is sent post paid 10
any address on application.
Address A. RANNEY,
sep 5-lm5 No. 900 Broadway, n. Y
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JENKINS A. CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN TEAS ONLY.
PHILADELPHIA.

HI LIN - - LII illns
vUvHE new crop Of Tea is now arriving,
u and selling much below the high rates
Of the past year; the present therefore
opens with the pleasing prospect Of our
again being able 10 furnish as good an arti-
Gle for the price, as formerly. We also take
pleasure Ia announcing that we have con-
cluded to extend the time on small bills,
heretofore sold on two and three months. 10
three and four months credit.
Thousands Of Grocers and general Store
keepers now sell Teas Ia our Metallic Pack.
ages, and the number is constantly incrcas-
ling, Notwithstanding the strong prejudice
that once existed sgaiRst teas put up ~ TINS
convenient form. This unexampIed success
Is the legitimate result Of . business uni
formly done, for long term Of years upon
Just and fair principles, and especially with
an eye 10 that wholesome one Of "SMALI
ProrrTs AND Quick RETUREs."
\ Teas being a perishabIc article dealers
are recommc aided 10 order small and frequent
bills.
Those who stil prefer the old way, AZ.
furnished with teas In the original hall
chests, at three cents per ~. less than y
Metallic Packages.
C. ID. Hurlbutt Is no longer In our employ
AZ Travelling Agcnt--his place being sup
Piled ~ another. JENKINS s. IN.
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MrrEs IN CnEEsE.-A piece Of wool
en- cloth should be dipped in sweet oil
and be we'll rubbed on the cheese. Il
one application be not sufficient to dcs.
troy the mites, this remedy may Dc
used as often as they appear. The
cheese shelves should be well washed
with soap and water.
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THE HOWARD
ASSOCIATION.
Philadelphia.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
vlvO all persons afflicted with Sexual Dis.
Il eases, such as SpermstorrhGa. Seminal
Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrhga, elect.
syphilis, the vice Of Onanism, or Self
Abuse. &c. &c.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
IN view OF the awful destruction of human
lie, caused BY sexual diseases, and the de-
ceptions practices upon the unfortunate vic
Tins Of such diseases by Quacks. have d.
recied their Consulting Surgeon, as chart
table act, worthy Of their name, 20 give
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS. to oil persons thus
afflicted. who apply by letter, with a descr p
ON Of their condition, Gage, occupation,
habits Of life. &c..) and in case OF extreme
poverty and suffering. 70 FURNISH
MEDICINES raEE OF CHARGE
0rTThe Howard "A ssociation IL benev-
oIen. institute on, estab lished by special en-
dowment. for the relief Of the sick and dis
ltressed, afflicted with Virulent and Epidemic
Diseases. II HIS now a surplus Of means,
which the Directors have voted to expend
ia advertising the above notice. IL IL need
less 10 add that the association commands
the highest medical skill Of The age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treat.
ment.
Just published by ih0ssociation Report
on SpermatorrhGa. or Seminal Weakness
the vice Of Onanisni. Masturbation or Sell
A buse, and other Diseases Of The Sexual
Organs. by the Consulting Surgeon, which
will be sent BY mail Gin sealed envelope,
FREE OF cHARcE. on the receipt OF two
STAMPS for postage.
MA ddress, DR.. Gro. r. CALHOUN
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association
No. Q. South Ninth street. Philadelphia.
BY order Of Directors,
EZRA u. HEARTwELL, President.
Gro. FAiRcHrLD. Secretary.
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An EXHIBIT

AF the Receipts and Expenditures OF
~ Banbridgc township, Dubois county.
Ind. for the financial year 1857.
RECEIPTS.
There has been received bv the Town
ship Treasurer. including amount At last
settlement, as follows, to wit:
For common school and Congressional
funds, 1887 20
For township funds, 800 10
For special school fund, POI 81
Total receipts during the year, Sl,925 20
EXPENDITURES.
There has been paid on Township orders
curing the year as follows, to wit:
For salary Of common school teach
ers, 1913 70
For amount paid sundry persons Of
township fund, 4l9 o.
For amount paid sundry persons Of
special school fund, 70 Is
Total payments during the year Sl,4l3 as
The balance remaining in the tress-
4 ury at the close Of the year is s5li -
SI.p25 20
\ By order Of the Board,
i GEORGE A. KITZiNGER
i jasper april Is, SO. Township Clerk.
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Guar(liam,s Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed guardian OF
John n. Teaman's heirs. at the April term,
1865, OF the Dubois Common Pleas Court.
in the place OF Gerhard Teising, former
guardian, removed BY order OF said court
april o3-3wr JoHx q. STEIN. Guardian.
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FEW more enterprising and active
N young men can find immediate employ
ment, by which they can easily make $500
or $1,000 year, to act az agents for several
new and popular works. just published, ex
clusiveIy for agents, and not for sale IN
book stores.
We have good number OF agents en-
ployed, many Of whom are making from
iteen to twenty dollars week. Those
who wish to engage 10 this pleasant and
profitable business will, for particulars. re-.
quisites, &c, address
C.L. DERBY g. Co.
Publishers and Wholesale Booksellers.
Sandusky City, Ohio.
Editors OF newspapers, by giving the above
and following three insertions, and calling
attention to il, and sending copy contain
ing il, will receive any three Of the following
works:
Life Of Josephine by Headly 81 p
Life Of Lafayette ] -
Life az Nnpoleou 81
Wild Scenes OF Hunters Life q
Life Of Mary g. Martha Washington J %
Odd Fellows Amulet ] OK
Any person wishing any VI the above
books can have them sent by mail, free 0
postage. on receipt OF the above retail price
Address az above.
cr;l n lQSQ
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CARRor Fm.--wash and scsapeth the
carrots, boil till soft, 4sift and prepare
like pumpkin pies; many think them
superior to pumpkins- they may Be
made with or without eggs.
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HTAn experienced farmer, who
cleared over one hundred acres Of land
IN Ohio, writes that the best time TO
cut brush and saplings, 10 order tckill
the roots, il when there is The fullest
low OF sap.
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Administrators NOlIce.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
IN designed has been appointed admins
traitor OF the estate Of Lewis Combs. Sr., late
Of dubois county, Indiana, deceased. Said
estate IL supposed 10 be solvent
april 23-3w* JosErH II. COMBS, ndm'r.
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Justices Blanks.

A GOOD supply o. Justices Blanks con.
- sisn,Iy on hand and for sale low % the
COURIER OFFICE.
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TERMS. lReguIar Prices. }

TERMS. Irregular Prices.)
per annum.
For any one OF the four Reviews. SO 90
For any two Of the four Reviews, 90
For any three Of the four Reviews 2 90
For all four OF the Reviews, 8 90
For Blackwood's Magazine. 3 o.
For Blackwood and three Reviews . 90
For Backu God and the four Reviews. 10 OG
Payments 10 be made in all cases in ad-
vance. Money current 10 the State where
issued will be received al par.
Postage.
The postage TO any part OF the United
States will be but TWENTY -FOUR CENTS q
year for Black wood, and but fourteen cents
a year for each Of the Reviews.
AT the above prices the periodicals will be
furnished for 1858.
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Al LIBERAL portion OF The INDIANA Am.
IN ER,cAN Is devoted every week 20 orlg''
nxl and selected Agricultural articles under
the special supervision Of DR.. Ray, the e1i-
tor OF the INDIANA FARMER thus making the
AMERICAS
A WEEKLY AchlCUl TUnAl PAPER,
which, with its unsurpassed family depart
ment, news department. land political deparf'
ment. constitutes one OF the most desirable
uapcrs in Indiana, even to those who do not
approve lie political views. These are dis
GUESSED with fairness, regardless Of party in
lnuences, and wholly independent Of party
dicta,ion. The AMERICAN opposes mean
banks, mean whisky, mean lmen, and who
ever favors them.
II. TERMS:
Single subscriber, 81 0t
wear, three subscribers to one Office, 5 O.
M do elk do do do 9.0(
IA do ten, and one to getter up Of
4 the club, I5.0'
TO copies, one year, 70 y
l25 do do do sou
I5o do do DO md two 20 getter
A up Of the club, boo
u Subscriptions may begin At any time. Mo
Dey Ia advance, BY mail, q our risk. !,
70 accommodate those who wish to tax
) Il for short time only, 70 Try 4, i will 3
sent, In clubs Of ten Of more, a FIFTY CENT
for six months, names written on each papes
Y This privilege 20 close the first Of July.
!. Direct 70 r. A. GOODWIN,
q april l6-4w. Indianapolis, Ind.
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BIaCkWOOGl's Magazine
AND THE
BRITISH QUARTERLY
II + v / r W 5
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO SUBSCRIBE
COST REDUCED SO to rs per Cent

L. Scorr e. Co., New YORK, continue 70
publish the following leading British Period
icais, viz
The London Quarterly (Consorvativc,l
The Edinburgh Review [Whig.l
3.
The North British Review Free Church
q
The Westminster Raview Liberal.
g.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine Tory