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In this village, on Thursday, Jan. i4th Of pieuri.v
Mr. JOHN rEsciyAI, formerly u smyrna, Chenanfo
County, aged about - years.
Mr.. Pcrcvalwas horn in Lee, Mass About the var
1898 he removed to smyrna, and to this town In the
year 1888 lie was of the oldc.s residents and
early connected with our Village long befor. ncor.
porHtion. Simple and nnrrets ling In his manner.
hi. moral worth ~ citizen, ncshbor and friend, Vas
only known by long and familiar acluaint nr<
As husband and fAsfer. he Va, Kind aud fal,Suis
a. Christian, sincere though not O:t-nt ao,s ever
excmping in all the Of fvrtane tlose traits
cf character which truthfuily illustrate the honest
man. Though his life has been or tnn yet IN was
never ds.pondine.- his habits Of Industry found mo-
check with his declining years, and IN remark sble de-.
gree nc retained his strength and vyr almost to tho
day Of his death. az 3 .'sl7'E 73s%Ifr5Ts vi
lie now sleeps in peace, ard hi, family and fricnds
VIII" mourn, let lr consolation that hr has left tho
priceless legacy Of unpottc ne, and j. now en-.
joying the reward Of the believing Christians.
Tins are our fire-sides, 20 long shared snd made
pleasant BY the quiet an genteness of old age ,sd.
dened by the shadow Of the grave. May the .nantle'
Of our Fathers fall not where their good deeds win
cease I" he r-inrm'ercd their virtues forgotten.
Mount NORTH q. W gnisn. YrIysrng
The venerable Per ona:e whose death il thus honor
ably recorded, the father Of Mrs. Harvey we OF
our respected fellow citizen, George Harvey. Eq
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Aosaehotd Worak-We have receiv cd sl.e
February number # this splendid book aud
however much We may admire other Alaxss;nca
ard Aonthlies on ous exchange list, tlds re prin,
- Dissens stakes them all down" Its articles
hare quietness abent them That suits u ex
sefIy. When we get Household Words from
TIE 7. Once We always feel - though We were
sure Of IN evenings advertisement We are
glad to learn that its list of subscribers is large
y on the increase. John jansen, New York
$500 per annam.
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South Bend, Jan. 18Th, SO.

STEAL1sG.--On Saturday night last,
the wagon Of Mr.. Tibbats of Mitchell
while standing on Main Street Nc Greg
or, was robbed Of a barrel Of apples, a
barrel Of sugar, a key of molasses, and a
can OF Turpentine. Mr.. Tibbats had
loaded his wagon in the evening design
ing to start early in the morning. His
wagon was not far from the Waverly
Hotel, and in leaving it exposed in the
street he but followed a custom which
has heretofore been regarded as entirely
safe. 1t is beginning to be feared that
there is an organized banl of small
rogues in our midst, and we advise the
observance of more care hereafter. A
good opportunity often assists to cor
rupt a man who is morally weak. form
Deputy Sheriff futile and many
others made diligent search and inquiry
on Sunday. but no clue could be got to
the robbers osn rps a.r '.ua
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The Prairie du CHEN papers ill.,
form us that the Milwaukee e. Miss. r.
Il. Company contemplate extensive i'm
provements at Lower Town during the
approaching season. We are right glad
to hear il. We are under pledges to the
"outside barbarians'' that this eros sim,
which we understand ito include all the
Prairie du Chienes, and all the Nc.
Gregors shall count a population of SO.
600 at least, in ten years from January
LIST 1858, ana we are therefore anx ious
to see improvements on every portion oil
the Territory which may contribute to
make up the crowd. 3gau esq ban rE
Pile up the buildings and FILL them
with people, that our prophecy may BE-
fulfilled. tat5rs.a All, :, -. & -
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Atlantic MONTHLY.

atlantic Monthly.
The Feb. No. is good onc its political ar.
tc.e is as detesfablc, as low in language, as
false in fact and as unjust in inference as usual,
but VIC see so many good things in the Monthly
that We can afford to allow it few pages a. get
of its follics We arc authorized to send the
Monthly to any address for Two Dollars per
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Mr.. Buchanan is said to be in
feeble health. His political physicians
would kill any man unless he possesses
something besides a Lecompton Consli-
tuition
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Many kinds Of Tonic adverti.ed that Ne arr ~.
sured will strengthen the hair and prevent It's falling
out, but none that have used does all that Il
pron'i>es, save that Of Professor o. }. Woods. THIS
We know good from having tried IT, and witnessed In
several ca.es Ns truly beneficial effects Dr. Wood vas
kind enough to send couple OF bottles, and aftef
finding that prevented hair from falling out, Ne
presented bottle TO friend who had been bald Tor q
least thirty year. has restored bis hair entirely, and
u now n thick and glossy when he rs. THIS
say In all sincerity, and we shall be glad to have
friends try for themselves believe Il Just
what II processes to be. For real worth, Woods Hair
Restorative Is undoubtedly the best preparation
in for restoring hair bald head, changing. gray
hairs TO their original color, and for cosmetic
for pmtlcs Il fast taking the place Of other prepas.
atoms. No toilet nowadays Il complete without o..
~. Ii any shoald ask us what In our opinion.
arrived ut BY an impartial test, was the best and most
hongt compound remedy for preserving and beautify.
ing the hair and restoring gray hairs to It's original col.
ors and the locks to the bald headed, should with.
heitation say Prof O. J. Wo0ds Hair Restorative.
See Advertisement In another eolumn. -I.ousvills
Journal. Sold by oil Drusgists. A.s'a 2ws0 SEQ
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Kansas City, Mo-, !
January 18th, 1854

A. T. Hicu>uDsoS, Esq, &c..
DtaT Sir Will you address my paper to
Kansas City, instead of Pleasant Hill, can sc.
cure my mail tl.cre easier. ] see from your
paper you are all awake al McGrcgor. am,
glad to learn your Paper is sill extending its
circulation. Success 10 you in your enterprise
have been sojourning since saw you,
among the "Bnder Rufiial's," $50 called. y
Many OF them have not lost their caste as gen.
'lemen. smc are appropriately named
There are few who would yet enjoy collision
with The Territory, but greater portion o,
them, and decidedly The better class, are Alto
gctler willing Kansas shall decide her in-titu.
tons a. st suits her. The Fort Scott fray
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COMM E RCIAL.s

Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1859.
corrected weekly by HOFFMAN BENTON l. CO.
Wholesale Grocers 4 Drugyist..l
EXCHANGE on New York selling 8; on Milwaukee
and Chicago LIZ. Gold buying a l. selling 2.
PRODuCE.--Wl'eat 40 to -. Flour so to l,7s.-
Oats 20 to 81 Barley SO. Corn 25 Potatoes 80 to 90
Beans IS to 95 Butter II lc to Is. Lard 10 to Il
Eggs 10 to ~ IL. Cattle, gro.', DC. shes $50 to 200
beef dressed to g. Hog. dressed IL to5
fKCiTs.-Grecn Apples 81 !; dried 10. .Rsi,in.
$3.50. '-.ks 70 tie' @@ VI 4 ftaadk3
GROCEKIEs-sugsrsu n-tead, from, l.. toll NJ,
asse' tne~) SO 60. Syrup 65 to 10. Coffee, prime Rio
Is a H. Crackers IL too. Saleratus L. Tobacco
% to 4osmokine II. Whisky 80 to S.. Candy ID ~
f'sn-Maekrrrl 80 to $50 Cod l2; White $50.
Water Lime $50. Plaster ) to G. Domestic Lime 81.
0ns-Lard 3i to $50 Whale 20 to !, 40 Lin.eed
I,io.
stgNDRIEs-Nai, 5. Pclts rs. Wood 80 to 8. Ts,r.
pentne IS: White Lead to 10. Lumber IL, "a, Is,
~ Lash,3 too - Shipglc. &toy4N - ID
fuRs.-isut few 6Icring. Coon, No. !. so No !,
H. H. M, M y s. Ser !s.s ,Sss ses,
sALf-fins. firm ut $50 'coarse 3,23. I'tF
Our niarkat sor few weeks back has been nuctua.
ting Sugar. have rapidly declined and Il & dieuls TO
give definite quotation. This article can be consider
cd only nominal Produce Is looking up at the south
81. ~, 49,, Price Current 49, .'@
OfBRADLEY CO., Mctiregor, Iowa, at the Old
Stand Of Hunting l. Co. .F..... ...s. f.s....
The stock Of Groceries In Market IL abundant at r.
duccd prices. -ss .,r; --.s,a-.,. $40 .,'
We sell tl'e following Staples vt prices named p.
suGARs.-N. o. Brown L. to 10; clarified do 10 |;
Porto Rico, best quality II White Coffee IL to 10 L.
COffEE.-Kio, extra, from Is to IL.
SALT.-COuryc and fine Mt 4 o. =..sa.. 81,
MOI.AssES.-Extra, (new crop n. O. 60 !; extra
syrapG3 to 20, avery fine article r. - A
FKUiTs.-Dried Apples to TO- Dried Peaches l:
IL. Raisms, tnow cror,) I TO $50 81 = &s& a 8
cANDLEs.-Taliowl Starr rs Adamantins 3d.
a SOAP.--6 l? to I. t-a .Hs., ....,4..t8..-
administrations Sc. f. ... E.E.s..as-....f
TEAs.-Y. inyson so 10 G5 Imperial SIS 20 !;
Gun Powder, extra, 70 Oolong So 90. e8r a4ea.i
TO3ACCO.-N. 80 Blue liens Chickens Is ;,smok-
ing do IL to II. aieH rra z4.f.e s 4fs al
cRACKEKS.-7 toS. sflt F'-.r-=f -af saEEg
VIII ,KEY-3o. -E a#sl .'-E s.sa sva
PRODUCE Is selling at the following prices Wheat
10 Corn 2" to Is Oats 20 to % Potatoes IS 10 80
Pork 50 to Beef ~ 10 Q.
t@ 'a# BRADLEY 4 Co.
February 10, 1858. %
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rs,ssss Ftss-7sr 6eeds for 1855. n " ~
"E are now prepared with q full and complete
w stock Of frry....-t s-,.--.. -
YIELD GARDry 4 r1ourw srrn,

" the new crap, to supply .lcaDa Whole ale ana
Retail, ON the very best of terms. " ssIFT
tMr stock Is NEW tas VIC do not eonsien seed. ard
take none back t. nx up agan and much Of il grown
under our own Directions III this state Our stock OF
European reeds il imported directly ~ our elves from
the most reliable growers in England aud France
We feel confident no better t. the uhl,e
can tr "fssi than give, sud corieily invite
an examination Of our stock before purcha. Ing. Our
STOCK eonsits - art Vi Spring Wheat, Harley Cavu
Peas BsaH &C., very large variety OF Garden sseSs
and full assortment Of Flower Seeds al choice yarj~-
tic. Alo, $50 bu hels Iure Chinese sugar Cane Seed
Constantly sa hand large assostment of A.ricul.
tnral and horticultural Machines and Imi.lrMruis.
Pull rrierd seed and implement caislogurs rent
upon receipt Of stamp tn ray postage. IL -.gs
HENRY +. EMERY X CO, 80
5La6S cot Lake Street. GLi,c.c,
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Washington u. C., Feb, lst.. 1858

u Washington d. C., Feb. lst., 1858.
Col. RI, HAKDsuS
Dear Sir :-Kansas is destined to lie tbc
all'absolbing question of the present Congress
and every day of the Session increases the ex,
ctcmrnt aud interest upon that question.
The Lccompton Constitution has arrived and
matters are about coming to nm issue. To-day
mr.. Douglas made an attempt to call up thu
bill for the admission Of Min, on which a IA.
Their warm discussion took place which was alse
run into the Kansas question and the effects it.
admission" would have on the Kansas question
psnding which the Senate adjourned. d would
Judge from the tone Of the discussion it wa.
pretty generally the determination Of thu
tr'ends( :)of Kansas TO oppose the admission o
Minnesota, or at least giving seatsto her mem
bers, until the Kansas matter is settled Mr.
Buc!'anan's special Message on the admission
OF Kansas is expected tomorrow and il he re
c,'mn'ends her admission un.lcr the Lccompto,
Constitution (Which it is generally supposed HI
will 'i'O the Selmaie will probably sustain him.
and some think tina House will also do so. bu,
l think not. ... afr .s.,b.,,
It's sud that the Democracy have private
ca,;sus this evening IT, which Senator Douglas
has a special invitation. This think il
o'ai''ols that the policy of the Adlninistrati, i,
is not fully settled since the vote on the Con,ti
tuition Of Kansas by authority of her Legisla.
turc, and hope that my prediction To you
few days since may prove true. g. w sIts
We have hearing before the Committee, on
Public Lands next Thursday in behalf Of cur
Land Grant, until which it is hard forming an
opinion Of what our prospects are, but 1 do
mt regard them as being very Aatterins.
Yours Respectfully, ,v5a
&t.T yga MILAN McCL,srocK.
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LIQUOR LAw.-The Supreme Court
OF Iowa has decided the Liquor Law Of
this state to be unconstitutional.
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CHANGE OF p. o. sITE.-The P. O.
at Farmersburgh in this County has
been moved to Uindsor by order Of the
Department. The name Of the Office
remains the same. Simon Huntington
Esqr., of Windsor. is the appointee.
This change will be exceedingly CRATE
full to large neighborhood which has
heretofore been cut off from convenient
postal facilities. 1t will be seen BY our
Route Advertisements that the route
from McGregor to Farmcrsburgh is to
be restored and re-let. aet 49,
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FRE1GHrs.-It is estimated that there
will be at Milwaukee on the LIST of April
not less than 1000, 600 bushels Of wheat
awaiting shipment and that the tonnage
Of vessels now in that harbor will only
be competent TO carry /, SOC, 900 bushels
eastward. 1t is thence inferred that
frcights will be high on the lakes. but it
must be considered that prices will be
likely to rule low in the early spring
and in the absence of a sharp demand at
the east there will be no occasion, or at
least no anxiety to secure shipments at
extravagant rates. Freights usually are
high or low as produce is up or down.
The opinion Of those whose experience
entities them to regard is that Produce
Of all kinds can not fail to be low until
after the next crop Of wheat comes off.
Soaoc unusual occurrence may advance
prices materially, but present appearan-
ces will justify no man in anticipating
anything like the rates which were pre-
valent before the crash G2@ags.oq
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OrR coRREspoxDxxrs.-" Musing.
from Memory" By Arthur Herbert can
not be admitted into our columns. The
writer has fair share of sentiment but
the article now before us is neither
Poetry, Blank verse nor Prose. p
"Linnie" will ind one of her articles
in the next number of the Times--the
last article does not compare in merit
with the first and it may not find a
place. ~ -
f"W. M. s." our Gutenberg Cores.
pondent will always be welcome. Hope
he will feel Ike writing US again ana
again. Gutenberg can talk through the
Tines till Andy gets the Herald on its
legs At least. haa 'Ts#azg3 ell soc.
"Grout House. is responsible for his
own statements and his manner OF max
ing them. His letters though old will
30 found very interesting. 10.
Our Washington Correspondent Hon.
Wan. Nc Cliatock Of Faystte predicts the
defeat Of the Lecenpton prostitution.
and later advices confirm his antici-
pations. ae a4g8
Rev. D. w. Lyons Of Kansas City favors US
with brief but interesting letter.
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MEAT MARKEr.-George Everest has
established a new meat market in town,
and we hear a very general commenda.
ton of his meat and his prices. George
is an Englishman and if he don't keep
good Beef there is no use in trying else
where: His recent marriage puts him
in such good humor that you can trade
with him on very fair terms. atgV1g@L
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DR.. CHRIsIiBs Aguc Dalsam has attained It, I'm
mcnsc popularity through It's own merits rs great
power IN curing discase,-s singular harmcs.ne and
freedom from hurtfu ingredients II can be taken BY
ever without injury, and always with benet. Thou.
sands IN every state in the Union where the deaee
prevails, have realized and will testify to rs Dalsamic
and curative powers Price, one dollar Der bottle or
bottles for $500. Hof.',' S' FSI 0s $50
For sale ~ Merrill Barron, and by agents N All
"a. ortant Fla cs -e~ ~ lwC9
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IS We invite our readers to the reru.ai Of Or.
AYERS advertisements which appear in the columns Of
our paper They deserve attention treating III what
interests us ALL and from which all have long
respected: The Doctor Is we'll kntsn Is oac ofths
leading Chemists Of th. country, who devoes his great
remedies for POPULAR The unparalleled sueeess
which has followed hi laefs we'll known IN this
community to need any elncidation ff0m omr pen
.. .- WA.hingtOn Co, Observer.
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STATE OE IOWA, CLAYTON cOCNTY--.s.
NOTICE j. hereby given, that It the March Term or
~ the County Court OF tnid County, the last viii
and Testament Of CARLOS JONES, late Of said Coun.
ty, dCcea.cd, will he admitted to Probate. a@ats
:w'O Hy Order Of tie C'Ossaty Coat EHs"s
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WHITE TEETH, PERHUMED BREATH and bean.
tful complexion can be acquired BY using the .alm
Of a Thousand Flower" What lady or gentlemen
would remain under the Of adsagrpeabe BREATH
when by using the ~lBalm OF Thousand Ilow-rs' ~
dcnricc would not only render sweet, but leave tho
teeth = white ~ ,aiaba.ter Many persons do not
know their breath bad, and the subject u delicate
their friends would mention IT, Deware az eouu.
terseits. Ne each bottle !, .sned ' "a's 1855
ss-g.uta.s.s fETRlDGE / CO., y. Y.
For sale by all druggists.A = EFtI ly4S
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SUCCESS GROWING MERIT.

We always glad when real merit Il crowned WITH
'tcceM FEW years aso the propYctcrs ~ -. ssii'ss
Bsl.am modcstly announced that they had vslusbs
cough rcmcay for fae. They did not resort q the
reckless s'IIigh-lressurc System" Of luMny - did
some others We could nanle but In forward,
eommoissense manner explained the and II ects
Of their Medicine told what IL would and present.
cd the strongest and most unimpeachaLle evidence Of
the good which, had done. IL l. now the most popu.
For sale hy Merrill h barron, McCregcr, and BY
agents In every town in the county.
49, see alvertiscsnent. gvatsI II zg~,lw0O ~
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~
the work will commence. Barker, Darwin and
Smith being already here. A complete system
Of township organization has been determined
upon. A court If inferior Jurisdiction will be
created with circuit 81, three Or four counties
as a relief to the District Courts whose Juris-
dic'i"n is 10 be enlarged. There is diversity
1T opinion in regard to the office of County
Judge, some are for abolishing it, giving the
management Of county affairs 10 commission,
crs court composed of one from each township.
also creating County Auditor. and giving the
management Of roads aud bridges and the poor
- townships. Many are opposed to abolishing
the office Of County Judge. but are in favor Of
limiting his duties n roads aud the overseeing
Of the poor &c. The system however that
seems must oIul.r with the members il that Of
the State of New York. zcs za5e o..
We have hid rain for two days past to-day
is ve,y warm and pleasant. Tie depth Of
the mud is unknown, there being no person
here tall enough to reach bottom. saw the
Cattle to-day grazing upon the newly started
Blue grass. on the DcsMoins bottoms, and
heard the faroff carru of the Robin among
the swollen buds Of the distant forest that skirts
the waters OF the Coon. We saw a Mule to.
day that had nir,d down. his ears and q part OF
his body were above ground. The owner was
feeding him cor" and apparently waiting for
him to dry out. 's ''' +.
Grimes gives Festive Supper Thursday
night there's TO be time. Hackley plays the
Triangle, Jim. Harrington the other instrument
and Penn Clark KEGS tally-free for nll-your
humble servant has two invitations-iricd to
sell one bet couldn't make it g..
CIRCUIT IiOrSE.
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esp6rer que lie suffrage de nos concito-
yens ne nous fera pas defaut.
LIE journal sera public en- Franeais ct
en- Anglais. Pour Ia partie franeaise,
nous nous sommes adjoint NJ. EUGENE
4. FOIN, q;ti dejA fait ses preuves
dams lie journalisme. C'cst a lui que nous
avons confie la reduction de cettc parte,
ct tout nous porte a croire que nos lee
teurs approuveront notre choix; car, NJ
FOIN, ne en- France, habite PEtat de la
Louisiana depuis Pan 1888, ct il est dams
le journalisme dcpuis 1886. II doit done
bien connaitrc sa partie.
Ayant ainsi expose notre but ct nos
moyens, nous laissons a nos lecteurs lie
soin de voir 81 nous lcurs lemons parole.
EDOyARD J. PULLEN.
Editcur-Proprietairc.
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On lit dams le Courier dcs Veoos

D'apres Fusage observe en- Lorraine
quand deux epoux. atteignent ensemble
le cinqnantieme anniversaire de Iear ma
riage, lis assisttnt une messe dstinee
a consacrer une leuxieme fois leur ,nion
Dix ans plus tarl, ST les deux epo,x vi.
vent encore, la meme ceremonie sc ro-
nouvelle. Ce denier cas-, qui Sc reoon-
velle bien raremelt, Went de Sc pre,en-
ter pour les epoul Lecrivain, d'Epiaal
Apres soixante ais de marriage, lis Sc
sont rendus a pe,lise, entoures de le1r
nombreuse familleet ont fait b6nir lenr
union pour la troia aeme fois. Les yfne-
rabies maries, toy deux octogenaires
iouissent cependat dune sante excel.
lente, ct peuvent dcore de tongues an
nees.
LIE marie :Pierf Lecrivain .travaille
comme compositef a Pimprimerie diri-
gee aujourdhui pr Nine veuve Gley
Entire dams Get eblissement a Pace de
treize ans, il y col pte EN- ce moment 81
annees de bons etoyaux services.
IL y quinze al deja, la Societe De
mutation des Vos ses hui decernait une
medaille de broni pour ses longs SER
vices ct sa condui exemplaire. Malgre
son age avanee, bontinue avec assidui-
t6 sa besogne joqaliere.
Pierre Lecrivai est peutetre aujour-
dhui lie doyen d la topographic fran
eaise; du moins on pourrait presque
affirmer qu'aucul lde ses confreres ma
fait un plus LON sejour dams un meme
etablissement.
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PRIX DES ANNONCES.

pour chaaue carre de dix lignes Oh moins
uour Ia premiere insertion. ....sl VI
paur chaque insertion additionnelle, par
care "
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et le domicile, ct gui n'eycedera pas huit
lignes, avec fabonnement au Journal, par
en- .'..... 100. ~ w
ITne diminution liberale sera faite aux person
nes oui sabonneront a lannee pour la publication
AZ leurs annonces; mais leur privilege sera rigi-
aament bornee lerr genre d'afaires. Et il he
sera iaruats permits une maison de commerce de
se preyaloir de son privilege Announcement annuel
nasr faire publier, sans retribution les annonces
syant rapports aux inter6ts particulars de see di-
yers assoeies.
Toute annonce publiee par intervalles, sera
payee au taux dune piastre par carre.
Toute annonce on lettre iEvitant quelgu 'un a Sc
METRE sur les rangs CONNIE calFlidat une place
eu IN emploi quelconque. sera payee all tank or
dinaire dune pastre par caTe, ct nrar7abteaaeht
dasuacs
Toute annonee de canddat sera payee DIX
PIASTRES, ct d'aunce.
Toute annonce don't le nombre dinsertions nest
pas specific verbalement on par ecrit sera inseree
iuuu'a nouvel ordre, au tarx ordinaire.
Les marriages ct les deces seront publies CONNIE
fats de chronique locale; mais tout neerologe, on
antre tribut de respect, sera take CONNIE annonce.
Nul ecrit dune nature personnelie ne potlrra
etre admis dams nos colonies que CONNIE annonce.
. deux piastres le carre, ct payable inuuiableasa
danan. a9 tr RffF
G5~ Tonte annoncc, a moins quill men soft or
dnne antrement, sera public en- faneais ct en-
anglais ct paye au tauX ci-dessus. sH