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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPIIA.

1OSO( A Beacroient Iastiiution, established
Il Oco{ by special endorment, for the relief
Of the sick and distressed, afflicted tciM Viruieht
and Epidemic Diseases. ~
Tho Directors of this well known Institution,
in their annual report upon the treatment OF
Sexual Diseases, for the year ending January / /,
1858, express the highest satisfaction with the
success which has attended the labors of the
Consulting Surgeon, in the cure oil Spcrmatorr-
hoca, Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Gonorr-
hoea, elect, Syphilld, tho vice OF Onanism, or
Sci habusc, &c, and order n continuance OF tho
same plan Tor the ensuing year. Tho Consulting
Surgeon is authorized to give Medical Advice
Gratis to all who apply by letter, with dc
cription OF their condition (age, occupation,
habits OF life, Sc and in cases of extreme DO v.
erty, to FURNISH MEDICINE Free of Charge
Seine of tho new remedies and methods oftreat
.nont, discovered during the last year, are oil
gre value. "
Ana 'mirabic Report on Spornatorrhoea, oil
Seminal ', 'kness, the Vice Of Onanism, Mastur
baton, or self, husc, and other diseases OF the
Sexual organs, by III" Consulting Surgeon, will
be sent by mail lin a ."nled letter cnvolopo)
free Qfcharge, on receipt o, two stamps for post
age Other reports and Tracts, On the nature
aud treatment of Sexual diseases, die. &C., are
constantly being published for gratuitous listri-
button and will be sent to the afflicted.
Address, for Report or treatment, Dir. G. EoRog
r. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Asso
citation, No. South Ninth Street, Philad,a., Pa
BY order OF the Directors.
-lg EZRA d. HEARrWELL, President.
GEO. FAtRcHlLp, Secretary. FEB. 10, '5S.
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to be marked out into rows, which we
do with shovel plow, about two and
three fourth feet apart each way, AMI
then make up the hills as peaked as
they will stand, aud about tho size of
q bushel basket. In very sandy land
they might be a little larger, but large
flat hills soon become hard, and sweet
potatoes require loose hills, so that
they can burst them, and thus have
room to grow to large size. .a ~.
FOR AFTER CULTURE. -..
Keep the weeds down, by going
through them both ways with the shov-
ell pillow, and scraping the hills down
with hoes, till the vines begin to cover
the ground, when they are ready for
their final dressing up. Turn the
vines out, and SO through them both
ways with the shovel plow, thus killing
all the small weeds between the rows
and giving plenty Of fresh dirt to hill
up with. Hill them rs high us you can
without covering the heart or place
where the vines sprout out from, and
make the bottom Of the hills as small
rs they will stand. Spread the vines
evenly over the hills, and the work is
done till digging time, with the cxccp-
ton ofkccping down such weeds as may
appear. ....
When you have read this paper, put
it away carefully, SO that you may have
1T for reference; and then when you
are doubtful what course to pursue,
read this article again. C. S. Innis
in the Ohio Cultivator.
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LOOK OUT FOR DURBANNA FOUN.
Dry AND C0RN.CRACKERL

HAVE just put up pair Of Corn. crackers,
u and am now ready to crack your Corn. Come
H"' friends and enemies, | would have you all to
know that | am rcaGy now TO crack vour grain
INT" cob-mc"I, &c, in fine style, right along.
Now ifyou vast 1t done up right,
And have but little stole,
Just bring along some first rate grain,
And will take the toll
think not best in setting out
The people much TO Aatter,
Then come along and try your luck
Come sec what is the matter.
Then if you don't say all is right,
And TO yoar ncighbCrs brag,
The next time you may 90 of light,
And also lose the bag!
~ Then como right along TO NIAION's, at
Durbanna Foundry, and get your grain done 10
int0 Coveted in short order We can sell Won
a Pump TO furnish tho water, and big Kettle 10
mix your feed in. Canyou do better any where
else March ., 1858.
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.V'(SES5E.

'H'hE SUBSCRIBER, having become old. and
Il wishing to retire from business, would in
FORM the public that he will sell or rent his large
md valuable Farm near Lumbcrport. cortoiniS,,
some $50 ACRES OF land, about SEQ acres
cleared and in good state Of cultivation, be.
tween } and 400 hearing apple trees, fine mead
oWS, ana every convenience to max it desirable.
also, "ish To sell my stock Of goods, and rent
my storc-homsc and a valuable JwclIinn-Lousc
win some 20 acres Ofbottom land. This is on
OF the best stands for selling goods of any place
'h.thG country. Terms made easy. Any person
wishing tobuy or rent, will do well TO cali and
sec Inc premises and situation. ha VIC lust re-
ceVed iresh supply Of goods, which will sell
10" Tor cash. Sugar 10 Cts, Molasscs G2is.
JAMES \. IORNER.
LnmbcTPort, Harrison CO., Va, Feb -.
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NEW GOODS.

ENtE SUBSCRIBER has the plea sure Of in.
4 forming his friends that he has lust returned
rom the east, and is now opening fresh sup.
ply OF Goods purchased unusually low.
DRY GOODS-n general assortment, amonrs,
which are many fancy articles for the Ladies,
Cahcos, "FbcaurliuI style and good quality, from
. To l2'. cents per yard,
R0CERlES-Largc supply. Good Rio Cot.
lee az ~! cents per pomnd. Syrup 62I3 cents
per gallon.
general assortment Of
H"rdgarc, Qucc"Swarc, Roots s. Shoes
HatS, Caps, Sc, &c., &c.,
~ READY-MADE CLOTHING, A
Good supply and VERY CHEAP.
hHoWN MtSLl Ms, at prices ranging from 5
to cents per yard.
on hand, Nails, Glass, Buckets, Tubs SC.
" These Goods have been purchased for
Cash, at reduced prices, and will be sold Al a
small advance for cash, or to prompt payers ON
time.
HHEITdnd CORN taken in payment, dcliv-
cred At Rogers Mill: and country produc @ gem
orally taken in exchange for goods.
AS am opposed to blowing, all ] ask is to
come and examine iCr yourselves, and il do not
sell to you it will be your fault.
WILLIAM LAXIER.
MorSantown, February 10, 1888.
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Improved Farm for Sale,

M r. OFFER at private sale, the tract OF
W Land known as the Lewis JOHN Farm,
containing 277 acres, lying near the Monongn,
hcia river, about four miles north of Morgan
town. About 10 acres Of said farm are ip,>
proved, and particularly adapted to stock grow
ing, beng well watcrcd, and the soil Of excel
lent quality. The unimprovcd portion OF the
farm abounds III the finest of furthermore val
U'n'c on account ol It's hcarncss TO the river.
Being anxious to sell the above farm. wo win
make The terms and price very reasonable
Altogether We think the inducements for pur-
chasing such farm are rarely offered.
We viii take pleasure in answering any cnoui-
RES, or Sh"wIng 1t tn any one who may call on
us ut Morgantown, Va.
CARR, HiNITiY j. Co.
January 7, 1858.
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The Proprietor, in calling the attic ntion OF the
P"p'ic 10 this preparation, does with feel
ing OF the utmost confidence in its virtues and
adaptation to the diseases for which it is recon-
mendcd.
1t is no new and untried article, but one that
has stood the test Of ten years. trial before the
American people, and its reputation and sale is
nnrivalied by any similar preparations extant.
The testimony in its favor given by the most
prominent and we'll snown Physicians and ind-
'idnals in al parts Of the country is immense,
and careful: perusal Of the Almanac, published
annually by the proprietor, and TO be had graf s
OF any of his agents, cannot but satisfy the mo
skoptlcol that this remedy is really deserving
the great celebrity il has attained
Principal Office and Mandatory, No. 4iS
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale by Fitch & Cholfant, Morgantowu,
Va; DR.. +. Conway, Fairmont.
February 10, lS5S.-ly.
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Seeding Machines.


and now offer the territory of the United States
Excepting the States Of Illinois and Missouri,
and few counties in other States, which have
be- already sold } for sale upon favorable terms
ny TOWNSHIPS, COUNTIES or STATES. This
Improvement was patented on the goth of Juiy.
1896, and has been in the market but a sbo.S
time. 1t is decidedly superior to all other Ma,
chimes for sowing broadcast, small grain grass
seeds, guano, plaster lime, &c., &C.; pa rticular
~ the large machines, which are operated b,
one hand and horse. Its peculiar adva ntsgcs a.
yer other sewers is in the Metal Agitators, which
readily pass through the grain in the hoppers,
and without friction. This machine is sim pIe
in its construction, and readily adapted to h,
different quantities and kinds of seeds desired
to be sown; is easily manula ctured by tho most
ordinary mechanics and not liable to get out Of
working order.
Persons in this vicinity desiring TO purchas
rights, would do well to s'put in' soon, as on
agents will shorty start ont to visit the LARGE
towns and cities in Tho different States.
NOW IS THE CHANCE, GENTLE MEN, if
you want to make money easily. There is no
use in being poor all your lives, iryou will only
"'got up ynur .spnnk' and purchase rights for
this valuable improvement. 1t recommends il.
self, and can be soldb by any person and in overy
section.
a sowcr may be seen in operation by callpy
at Rogers & Fogle's Store, in Morgantowp
Feb. 10 lS67--,f.
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Culture OF The Sweet Potato,
PREPARING THE BED.

About the 10th Of April make a
frame large enough to hold the guam.
tlty of potatoes you wish to sprout,
but in no case less than four and a
half, by five Or six fcet-as a less guam
tity Of manure than such a frame will
hold, will not generate sufficient heat.
In making tho bed, proceed as direct.
cd in the Feb. 18th number Of the O.
hlo Cultlvator, except make your man
ure only fourteen inches thick, if your
bed is large; if it is small, put in a
little more manure, say an inch or two.
Then get some good loan that will not
crust when watcrcd, and put on over
the whole bed not less than eight inch
es; be sure you have enough. This
can be prepared at any time III March
when the loan is sufficiently dry to be
handled; indeed it is bcttor to do so
rs it may be wet when you want to use
1t, and it is always little ahead. The
loan may be thrown in u pile, and
covered with n few boards, near the
place where it will be wanted.
EPRoCTlNG THE POTATOES.
Now fix a cover over your bed, Of
boards, with slope enough to let tho wa
Ter run of readily, and let it stand a.
bout five days, or until the first rank
heat passes off. Then on some pleas.
ant day, before the Goth Of April, re-
move enough loan from the bed to
leave five inches, on which spread your
potatoes, carefully laying them so as
not to touch each other. The moro
room you give them, the moro stockv
will be the plants. Take the loan YOU
rcmovcd-which Of coarse is warm
and cover the potatoes two and half
inches think. Then in warm days,
when the sun shines, take off the GOV.
or OF boards, being careful to replace
them at night, or in cold weather, or
when 1t rains, unless the bed becomes
dry and needs watering, when rain is
the best watering it can have. IF Won
make your bed, put on the loan, and
put in the potatoes, all in one day, or
put them on or cover them with cold
loan, andif your potatoes al rot. don't
blanc the writer hereof, or the dealer
Of whom you purchased your seed, but
charge it to your own folly.
FIELD MANAGEMENT.
Select your ground for your sweet
potato patch, and plow it as soon as
you can in the spring, thus enabling
the eight freezes to pulvcrizo il for
you. Then about the 18th or Goth Of
May, harrow or otherwise make the
ION Gnc fhon n1n,v ~ o,o,. 49,.
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IMPORTANT ITEM.
One So0r 6fFs.gESe,. &,oszyE,

REMOVAL AND NEW GOODS
- l.. & N, BERKSHIRE announce to
u q. their friends and the public, that they
have removed from their old stand opposite
the Courthouse into the adjoining room on
The South, lately occupied by f. NJ ChaIfant
Druggist, where they have just received
ceries, Confectionery, Tobacco, Spgars, and
great variety Of Notions and useful articles
Of almost every description purchased in the
EaSt--all which they will sell low for Cash.
or 10 prompt customers al four months. We
hope that all who may need any Thing in our
line will not fail TO keep their eye on the
&" Cheap Grocery" exactly opposite to the
Court House. r. Il. & n. BERKSHIRE.
November l6, 1857 .r. 1876
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Tie Rev. &. =, Burnett, while laborng AZ
amissionaryin Southern Asia, discovered sim
pic and certain Cure 70, Consumption, ASikma,
bronchH's, Coughs, Colds, Nervous DeJiiity, and
all impurities of tho Blood; also an easy and er
iccuai method Of inhalng tho Remedy. Ac,p.
atcd by a desire TO benefit his suffering fellows,
nc VIII chcerlnlly send the Recipe (free) to
such as desire it, with full and explicit directions
Tor preparing and successfully using tho medi.
cino' Address Rev. c. s. BURNETT,
S31 Broadway, MY. CITY.
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we Deg leave to
public that we
TO furnish our
Terms as can be
Western Virgin
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

The partnership heretofore existing be.
tween }. b. Woodward and James Nimon
in the Pump.moking business, has been dis.
solved by mutual consent. ...
" The books and papers are in the hands
OF Jas. Nimon, and IL is desired that those
having claims against said firm, rs well as
those indebted 10 them will come forward
and close up their accounts without delay.
WOODWARD & NlMON.
10 The business will be carried on as
heretofore al the Shop in Dutbanna.
..y JAS. NlMON.
Feb. 1858. BIN.
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SAV-ys

FAlRCIlLD, LAWHEAD$ Co. have ren,ea
the Saw-Mill ofJohn Rogers, on Dcckor,s crcok
near Their Carriage Mandatory, and having re-,
nuoo we establishment, are prepared to exc.
cute all ordcre for Saving. orto small 49, ~
on iair terms. They are prepared to cut and
lurn!sh pLASTERlNG LArH, and any other
stuff cut by Circular Saws. ''"o'
TukN!NG.--Wc possess excellent facili,;os
Tor running in either Wood or Iron, NJ tho a.
bovo Mill. FAiRcUtp. IA,yur' q. ,no u
March 2S, 1857. W.
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Drug DEPARTMENT..

This branch Of our bushes shall receive
our nhuI'i led attention You may rest as.
snred, with seven years experience i'm the
Drug business by one oi Our firm, the care
anu attention bestowed upon this depart.
meni by him :, will always insure to you ac
cnracy IN the compromising and dispensing
Drugs. Your confidence we claim by refer.
ring you to all regular Nj. DIS in town and
surrounding country. We now have on
hands an extensive stock Of goods appertain.
Ing to this department. Paints, Oils, Var
nlShes, Brushes, Window Glass, &c, SC.
Our hsGOEl Department,
Will soon be complete Those wishing
Books and Stationery arc invited to call and
examine our stock, as we will sell low and
deiy competition. Our stock Of SCHOOL
Books is now complete, aud 25 per cen, off
former prices. We also have a complete
assortment OF Bibles ofevery variety ol fin
ISh. Theological: Medical and Mliscellane.
Gus Works; Paper, pins, envelopes, states.
Pchcis, fancy note paper, wrapping paper,
NC Then! a9uin, we invite your attention
TO our
FANCY DEPARTMENT.
SEW Having inst opened "a
splendid assortment OF Rich Jewelrv. we are
confident of our ability to please. Our ra,
tens are rich. original, and elegant. The
bnllian, polish, and sparkling lnstre mark
the purity Of our goods. Then our
FEREUME;IsY -The Gcranium Per.
Iune-how many fond hearts have learned
TO beat the responsive beat, when offering
at the shrine OF this delightful perlume.-
The Rose, lovclicsl of Flnra's chiidrpn.nerds
no eulogy. The Olange-(air Italy contrib.
u'es her choicest product TO enrich the cal
endar OF sweet perfumes. Then Oh ! Oh I!
that sweet perfume, combination of sweets
"t the most fragrant flowers, ETERNAL.
PERFUME, prepared by f. NJ ChaIlan,,
has become deservedIy popular with the
Ladies.
cHr NotiOnS-An endless varic:v.-
Combs, Brushes. Gold and Silver Watches
Pencils, Pens, ThmheIs, Watch Keys and
Guards, Rings, Soaps, SreC'acles, &c.
TOBACCO, SEGARS g. SNUFF.
70 In conclusion, we would thank YOU
Tor the patronage heretofore extended TO us
Hoping TO render satisfaction to all who ia
ror MS with their custom, we are happy TO
Subscribe ourselves Yours. truly.
Oct %. FITCH s. CHALFANT.
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LOOK QUE!

JOHN G.. LEWIS has removed his
Boot and Shoe Shop to the room next
door South of the Post Office, where
he will be happy to wait upon hia old
friends and all new customers with
any thing in his line. .
g6AY READY MADE WORK on
hand, and REPAIRING done on sight.
Be- CheaP for Cash, is my motto
March 5, 1858. y. .....
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0! What a DOOR Horse

WHY NOT invest l2L cents al CbalGapr.
Drug Store, and procure paper of his unriyall-
cd Horse Powders, which will restore your
horse to sound and healthy cond tion md arc
warranted to contain nothing that will injuro
the beast. ......
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promiscuous sexual int crcourse, by self>abuso,
or by sexual excess with advice for their pre-
vention, written in familiar style, avoiding all
medical tcchnicntios, and everything that
would offend tho car OF deceBcy. r.rr lis
Testimony of The Professor Of Obstetrics in Penn
College, Phiiddeiphid.--"DR. HUNTERS MED
ICAL MdNUAL."--The author of this work /,
unlike the ma jority of these who advertise TO
cure the diseases Of which il treats, is era. 'u-
ate of one Of the best Colleges in the U. States.
IL affords me pleasure to recommend hin to the
unfortunate, or to the victim of NAL prncticc, as
successful and experienced practitioner, in
whose honor and integrity they may place the
creates: confidence. JosEpu LoNosnoRE, ID.
From A. Food,card, NJ. d., efPcan UnircrSity,
ThHddd.-lt gives me pleasure to add my tests
mony to the professional ability OF the Author
the :" Medical Manual" Numerous nses OF Dis
eases of the Genital Organs, some OF them of
long standing, have come under my notice, in
which his skill has been manifest in restoring to
perfect cath, in some instances where tho pas
tient has been considered beyond medical aid.
] n the treatment Of seminal weakness, or disar-
rangcment ofthe functions produced by Self
abuse, or Ercess of venery, do not know his
superior in the profession. | have been 0cquain-
ted with the author some thirty years, and deem
1t no more than justice to him us we'll a. a kind
ness to the unfortunate victim OF early indscrc-
ton, to recommend him n one in whose profess
sonal skill and integrity they may safely co iide
themselves. ALFRED WOODWARD, NJ. D.
Ono copy, securely envelopcd, will be forwar.
ded Tree OF postagesto any part Of the u. States,
Tor % cents, or copies for $500. EJ-Addres
COSDEN CO., Publishers, Box 1877, Philad'a.
IL booksellers, Canvassers and Box Agents
supplied on The most Hbtydk termS
December 20, 1857. "
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JESSE J. FITCH

Il. Nl. Sllullunt.
announce to the
are now prepared
goods on rs fair
pure ha sed in
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Cheap Goods! No Mistake.

L HE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure Of
informing his Old friends, and ever, BODY
else, tkat he has purchased of Messrs HA-
CANS q RUDE their entire stock of Goods.
and will continue to occupy for the present.
the same Store Room. There is d general
assortment OF Goods on hand, well selected,
such as
DtsV GOODS. Groceries,
HARDWARE, QuEENSWARE,
HATS and CAPS, BOOTS aud SHOES,
BONNETS. ... STOVES, Nails, &c.
And all other articles usually kent in n
retail store. These Goods were purchased
with care by Messrs. llagans & Rude, and {
low figures, but to make room for new
stock that | am preparing to bring on very
soon, VIII sell them al reduced rriCes
| have entered into the business again ex-
pecting to continue i; as long as life, health
aud the business will justify | DO not say
] viii sell at less prices than my neiohbors,
but do say none shall undersell me. ] have
adopted the one price system Goods mark.
Cd III figures, every body will get them at The
same price. will open accounts with plea =.
sure with prompt payers.
| rc;urn my SiuCrre thanks TO my old
friends With whom | done business pleasant.
~ Tor many years, and cordially invite
them 10 renew Onr business relations again.
TO the friends and patrons of Nlessrs
llagans & Rude, ! solicit a continua ton of
their business at The Old stand You shall
not regret il. &c.,
c. Country Produce taken in payment
for goods.
Feb, 3, 1853. WIN. LAZlER.
03" have been engaged for many years
III business, and although il has been gene
rally o. very pleasant and highly satisfac-
tory character, deem it proper. for the
present 10 discontinue, with many sincere
regrets on taking leave of many personal
trends and customers generally. As will
be perceived Mr.. Wm. Lazier has purchased
our entire stock of Merchandise. and will
Continue Tor The present at the oil stand,
corner OF High and Walnut streets. would
0espPak for him a liberal patronage on the
part Of The friends ann customers Of the re-
firing firm. G. M. uAGANS.
CO. We would avail ourselves Of this
Opportunity to tender our most grateful ac.
acknowledgements for the very generous pa
tronage extended to us, and take pleasure in
recommending Mr.. WILLIAM LAZlER,
long and iavorably known to orr customers,
hoping they may all find il TO their interest
to make their purchases Of him.
Feb. 8, 1853. HAGANS & RUDE.
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1ro Superior Pianos, Rosewood & black
Walnut case, worth $500 * $500 800 90
pWchcS, hunting case, $50 to 500
'o'd pHchcs, 80 to 80
% 90 Ladies' and Gcntlcmon's, 90 to 30
SHrer Tasting Patent LcrcrS, IS to 30
" idIfHt LercrS, l3 TO 10
Hnches, Ito 10
ladies' Chatclaincs, 6 to 90
S,nRrd Chains, Ladies' and Gents, 10 to 90
St"'I 90 Chans, 10 to 90
Vest and Guard Chains, s TO 2s
Bracelets, Cameo and Mosaic, 10 TO Is
Armlcts, for Ladies' and children, 3 TO
Br"ochcs, Cameo and Mosaic, -. 6 to 8
brooches, Florentinc and Lava, q To S
nroocheS, Gold, Ladies' and Misses to b
Far Drops, FIorcntinc and Lava, 4 to s
Far Drops, Cameo AMI Mosaic Is TO S
Ear Drops, Gold, Ladies' aud Misses TO s
GOLD h"ES, plain and chased to
2. Studs. g"nilcmcu's, to 4
Meerc buttons gents various stylcs3 10 3
" CW pins, Ladies' 3 TO !
HndfS, Tor Fob or Rib bon Chains, to D
u"tCh Keys, .. to 10
- Breast pins, gcntlcmcn's, .. 2toIO
- LocheiS, Double Glass, .... Stol5
* JHimJics, ~ G
Terms TO single Subscribers
Two Dollars per year, with one Present.
-Four Dollars iortwo years with two Presents
rive Dollars Tor three years with five Presents.
Terms to Clubs.
With present to each subscriber, and oy,coys
" go" f'Se'" 10 t'c gcttcr up OF Cub
Clubs OF three, $500
Clubs OF five, 90
Clubs OF ten, I5Oo
Clubs OF twenty, & extra to 2gcnt)3O 90 ..
Clubs larger than y in the same proportions
The Publisher, ALnrRr PALMER. has bcou
known for many years as the Pubiis Lcr or Tho
Northern and Southern NicTrhGHfS, and 1IGHu
Jaciurer'S JowrnaI, fcditcd by Freeman JIvu,N
and hc with confidence refers 70 tho IcoJir%%
business men in ain ost cycrv town in Tho IInits'
cd Statcs-to most nr =, bor ;Lo Al o,I AZ I
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