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CERTIFICATE.

The undersigned, deslIous Of acquainting those who
may be unfortunate enough to be similarly aflicted
where permanent relief of tb,r sunerngs nay be
obtained, feels it his duty to publicly express bis In
ceIe gratitude 10 DR.. L. J. Czapkay for the pernA
nent recovery Of his health. Borne down by the de-
tressng symptoms incident to the vicious prRc Of
uncomfortable passions in youth, depressed in body
and mind, unable 10 perform even the most tining
duty imposed upon the daily Ayocati0ns Of life, I
sought the advice Of many physicians, who at frat re-
garded my disease Of tuuing importance, but ala1
after few weeks and in several instances months, Of
their treatment, found, to my unutterable horror,
that instead Of relief, the symptoms became more
alarming in their torture, and being finally told By
one that the disease, being principally confined to tie
brain, medicines would be Of little consequence,
despaired Of ever regainng my health, strength and
energy; and as last resort, and with but faint
hope, called upon DR.. Czapkay. who, after examining
my case, prescribed some medicine which almost in
santly relieved me Of the dull pain and dzzinesa In
my head Encouraged by this result, resolved TO
place myself Immediately under his care, and, BY
strict obedience to his directions and advice my head
became clear, my ideas collected, the constant pains
In my back and grons, the weakness Of my limbs, the
nervous reaction Of my whole body on the slightest
alarm or excitement, the misanthropy and evil foTe-
bodings the Helfdstrust and want Of confidence in
others, the ncapabity TO study and want Of reEou-
ton, the frightful, the exciting, ard at times the
pleasuTable dreams at night, followed Ly involuntary
discharges have all disappeared, and in fact, in tn
months after consulting the Doctor, felt II In
spred by new life, that life which, but thoit time
ago contemplated TO end by my own hand.
With view to guard the unfortunate from falling
into the snare Of Incompetent quacks, deem It my
duty to offer this testimony TO the merit and skill Of
DR.. Czapkay, aud recommend him TO all who may
stand in need of medical advice being assured by my
own experience that. once under Lis care, radical
and permanent cure will be effected.
B.F. FILLMORE.
State Of California, county Of San Francisco-sub-
scribed and sworn to before me, this Nth day Of
April, A. D. 1856. (signed0 JonN HIDDLLToN.
Notary Public.
1.-the undersigned, Governor Of Hungary, do testify
hereby, that Dr. L. j. Cznpkay has served during the
the Hungarian army, with faithful penevtrAnee--
whereof have given him this certificate and do rec
ommend him to the sympathy, attention and proiec.
ton Of all those who capable Of approaching pa
triotc selfsacriace and undeserved misfortune.
K0ssUTH LAJOS,
Governor Of Hungary.
Washington City, Jan. 6, 1859.
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GRAEFENBERG DYsENTERY
SYRUP,

This extraordinary article is speedy and infallibe
remedy in Diarrhua, DysenteTy, Cholera Morbus,
Cholera infantum aud the Asiatic Cholera, If taken
with the first symptoms ofthe disease. 1t Is purely
vegetable in its compound.
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GRAEFENBURG EYE LOTION.

For diseases of the eye this Lotion has no equal 1t
Is positive cure for inflammation OF the eyes, weak
1esses, dnness and falling Of sight. twill always
he beneficial in acute inflammation Of the eyes and al
SO as . wash on inhamed surfaces.
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GRAEFENBERG CHILDREN's
PANACEA,

For summer Complaint, and most diseasesto which
children subject. Its true worth never be set
forth in words but it can be felt and appreciated by
parents whose children have been sayed. No Mother
should be without it.
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THE GREEN MOUNTAIN ONT
MENV

Invaluable for burns, wounds, sprHins, chilblani
sores, swellings scroiua, etc. As a Pain Extracte
It cannot be exceed, ai0rding immediate relief froI
the most excruciating pains.
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GRAEFENBERG Pile REMEDY.

Warranted certain cure for this painful disease
With tue Ointment there are very few cases which
cannot be radically and pc manently cured. A surg-
cal operation for Piles aud Fstula should never be
sorted to until this Ointment has been thoroughly
tried. 1t never fails.
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United States District Court.
THE regular sessions Of the United States District
l. Court as fixed by majority of the Judges Of the
supreme Court. are as follows:-
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Vancouver, ID Monday in April, and
let Monday in October.
Associate Justice O. D. McFADnEs, presiding.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Olympia, "a Monday in March and
lst Monday in September.
Chief Justice EDwARD LANDER, presiding.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Coveland % Monday in February and
Isl Monday in August.
Associate Justice p. A.. CUESovETu, presiding.
The duraton # the terms arc limited to a period o.
three ees but may be adjourned before the expira-
tion Of that time.
By order Of a majority of the JuDdEs.
Olympia, March I, 1857. tfnol5.
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DR. i. J. CZAPKAY returns Lis sincere thsri, "a
IL his numerous patients for their patronage, erd
would take this opportunity TO remind them tLlt Ie
continues to consult at bis institute for tie cure OF aI
forms OF Private Diseases-such aA SyphiliR Con
onoa Nocturnal Emissions and all the ConAe equerct,
of seAbuse In the rst stages Of syphilitic CT Cen
orrJeal diseases be guarantees cue IN aitw GAYS
without Inconvenience to the paent.or brdfRncet to
his business. When patient by neglect or imptopeI
treatment has developed the secondary symptoms of
Syphilis such "a buboes painful swelings On he
grons ulcers in the threat and nose which n not
checked destroy the soft parts and the loEest
morfy, separate and come away, leaving the sufereY
an object hdeOus to behold; or when blotehes and
pimples break out upon the skin, or when he bts
panfGl swellings upon the bones, when his conlt
tuition il injured as to pre-dspose to CONSUMPTION
or other constitutional disease, the DR.. guarantees
cure or asks no compensation.
In RHEUMATISM, chronic or Acute in DYsTN.
iTEY or DIARRHqA, be has safe and ehcctuai
remedies. For the treatment Of the consequences a
selfabuse. such nocturnal emissions, neTyoulLGls
tmidity, headache, pains in the back and limbs with
general weakness loss OF appetite o1s Of memory In.
jury TO the sight, restlessness confusion Of Ideas dis
like for society, and feeling Of wsarnefs OF life;
with the nervous system excitable that slight noises
shock or EiArte the patient, making his existence
miserable. For the above maladiea the Doctor will
guarantee a cure or ark no compensation He can ts
consulted free Of charge, and invites oil TO call a. Is
will cost them nothing, and may be much to their ad-
vantage. Ofice hours from a. m. TO p, m.
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L. P. FIs HER
Advertising Agency,

ADVERTISING Agency,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
MO. lTli Washington Street. up stairs, nearly op
IN posite Maguire's Opera House.
l.. P. FISHER is the authorized agent Of the
PIoSEER DENooRAr, Olympia, T.;
MArysvie Herald;
Sacramento Union;
Pacific Methodist, ,Stocktoni
Sonora Herald;
Nevada Journal;
Grass Valley Telegraph
Red Bluff Beacon;
Tuolnmne Courier;
Fl Dorado Democrat Placerville;
San Joaquin Republican, stockton;
Columbia Gazette;
Mountain Democrat, Placerville;
Caayeras Chronicle, Mokelumne HILL
Shasta Courier;
Mlriposa Gazette;
Yreka Weekly Union;
Trinity Journal WeaVerville;
Iowa Hill News;
Volcano Ledger;
Weekly Ledger, Jackson;
San Jose Telegraph;
Sonoma County Journal;
Folsom Dispatch;
California Mining Journal;
Los Angeles Star;
Santa Barbara Gazette;
San Diego Herald;
Alameda County Gazette;
Placer Courier, Yankee Jm's;
Napa County Reporter;
Sierra Democrat, DOwnieyille;
Humboldt Times;
0regonian, Portland, o.. T.;
Oregon Statesman. Salem, 0. T.;
Herald. jacksonville, o. T.;
Pacific Christian Advocate Salem, O. T;
Polynesian. Honolulu. S.l.;
Pacific Commercial Advertiser, Honolulu, S. L.;
Mexican Extraordinary, City Of Mexico;
Hongkong Register, China.
ADVERTISING IN THE ATLANTIC STATES.
=, l.. r. F. has now completed bis arrangements for
the forwarding Of advertisements to all the principal
largest circnluting Journals aud Newspapers published
IN the Atlantic States.
A dne opportunity is here offered to those who wish
to advertise in any part Of the Union Of doing at
the lowest rates, aud in prompt and satisfactory
manner.
Sept.4, 1857. no.4l.tf
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GRAEFENBERG HEALTH BIT
TIERS.

These Btters arc skilfulIy and elegantly prepared
from number Of inyigorating healthy roots barks,
herbs and vines An invaluable tonic and health
torer.
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THE PROPRIETOR has recently erected, in con
nection with, and part Of the Washington
Hotel" large two story building-20 by 60 fret
by which he is enabled to provide the travelling pCblc
with larger numler Of eapacious, comfortable and
excelenty ventilated apartments than can be Afforded
by any other public house In Washington Territory.
An idea Of his ability to accommodate the public may
he judged from the fact that the Hotel contains tvon
ty-fye private rooms Exclusive Of family apart
meuts)-sx Of which are large drawing rooms, or
parlors
Thankful to the public for the liberal patronage
heretofore exendedto TO the proprietor and having thus
enlarged upon hs former business he feels confident
be render the soourn Of strangers with him com
Portable and pleasant and pains shall be spared to
SET his table as well as any In ike business.
Bcds and bedrooms furnished to such as may desire
them.
Board by the day and week.
A good stable is attached 10 this establishment,
which will be amply supplied with forage for the ac-
commodation OF animals Of the travelling public.
share Of public patronage is respectfully soH-
cited.
OLYNTIA, Dec. 4th, 1857 n2ly
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MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATH0L-
ICON

An infable remedy for all diseases Of the womb
and urinary organs weakness in the back pain in the
breast nervousness, debility, etc. In California and
Oregon out of more than thousand where this
medicine has been used It has in single instance
failed to give permanent relief to effect certain
cure.
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CARSAPARILLA-Sands Townsend's, GugTohT
> yellow Dock and Grseifenhere's earSapariiIa Il
ale at the PUGET SOUND DRUG sIOfE.
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A YER'S Cherry Pectoral, Wistars Basam Of Wild
"A Cherry, Cod Liver Oil, and Graefienburg' Soon
sumptiVe Balm, for sale at the
PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE
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EN( FOLK FARRUHK KHAN. t.. 81
And Ehtfkas the said treaty has been duly ratified
On both paris and the respective ratifcations Of the
sane Were exchanged In the city Of Consiantnope on
the 18th Of Jane last:
Nov, therefore, be Il known, that !, JAMES BU-
oAANAN, President Of the United States OF America
have caused The said treaty to be made public to the
end thatthe same and every clause and article threo
nay BE- observed and fnl6lled with good faith by the
United States and the citizens thereof
In witness whereof have herennto get my hand
and caused the seal Of the United States to he affixed
Done At the city Of Washington, this eighteen;h
day Of August. in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and hftyseven and
" ~ Of the Independence Of the United States of
America the eighty second.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President
Lewis CAss, Secretary Of State
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-29
ArFArRs N CHINA.

Notwithstanding the yielding Of the Impe.
sial Government a. Pekin. the Cantcusse
still continue violently HUSTLE 10 the English
aud French. A despatch iron Ma-eiIIes "a
London, dated on the 50ih Of August, con.
tanned the following rspotis IRON ChinaI
"Therc have been numerous attacks BY
Che Chinese troops on the oatposts of the al
lies 81 Canton.
"Thsre Is . proclamation issued By the
Successors oG Ven III The administration 81
the province. promising the ertsrninstion oil
the strangers.
There have been some asssssinstionsl
and the circulation IN Canton . ditieult.
The allies have burnt one quarter Of the
city by war of reprisal.
"They have eaaonsded both banks Of the
river and pursued and destroyed many
ships"
The relations 10 which The French and
Chinese stood TO each other may Be inferred
froW the following of,sf narrative
"or sssssdsy last says tbs Friend d
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THE YELLOW FEVER.

10 Charleston. the official reports slate that ies per.
sons died u Yellow Fever during The week ending the
Gh instant. This is the highss, RuHbsr By ons for
any week daring any visitation Of the fever in that CT.
". In 1854 the deaths during the week ending Sep
trmber 10th l27 Thi. was the crisis the euimi.
mating point; immediately after the disease began to
shsis. Ia may be hoped j, will DO so now.
The City Council sppoinisd Thursday d las, week
ass day d humiliation and prayer. il view 81 The
we're affection with which The city is visited The Cso-
er says, all will approve the seion. and should join
in due Observance u the day. The pesiIence sg
ing with great seventy attacking the old settlers well
as new enmefs.
IL New Orleans. the deaths by Yellow Fever on the
elsl we're 80. sud on the 22d so.
10 Savannah. for be week ending on The .2l. the
reported number Of deaths by The ever was ioriy.
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THE sEPoYs.

The sepoys al declare that their cause j., 10
their ewn eyes. hopeless. The british have
won the game, and as their own dooa is death.
they fight on simply 10 protraet the evil hour.
They have lost their military stores; their guns
are gone. and wooden artillery Is poor sub.
stitute for brass their firearms are diminish
ing. The only caps 10 Behsr came from the
Delhi arsenal, and are selling At 2n. hun.
dred. Men armed only with sticks are told
to look foe no pay, and The iBs,ainsats Of wa.
g.s are doled out ~ith a Jealousy which speaks
Of decreasing treasure add Increasing distrust
Before the seton u Asrsh 7rs yers given ou'
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10 each man, and soon after II. more. All.
too. appear 70 dread excessively dispersion
into little groups. They say that in their own
villages they are sure to BE- caught aud hung
while, at the sane tme. no idea Of any grand
exploit seems to occur to them. Their policy.
such as it is is to hold on to the jungle. (which
nobody can cut" and there do nathing. or. Il
attacked. dispense and reunite. lf these are
nat the tactics against which Europeans are
most successful, neither is this the mote which
enables men to win in revolutions, Even de,
spair gives to Sepoys no great resolve; tim
spires them only with the courage Of otter-,
who, when the dogs have brought them to
tav, die half hidden in their holes. We need
only force and quiet steady perseverance, TO
bring this portion the campaign 70 close.
The people, passive us they are. must assist
US in the end. They are suffering horribly
already. Nine thousand Of them have He'd
the land forever. and with wives and children
are seeking an asylum in the depot 81 the EN-
igrants to the Mauritius. Six Thousand have
sailed already. aud the col ony is willing to
accept any number. The mass, however,
cannot move, ami they will not tolerate the
insecurity and distress forever. A promise
Of pardon to every village which brought in
City Sepoys, dead or alive. would even now
let loose the cnuntry IN the marauders. Thn
is the scene, welmagine, presented over mucl
Of India. Large bands are roaming abou,
hopeless, and without resource. drra,llns
only dispersinn as the certain precursor OF !
disgraceiul death. The policy now is, il pos
sible, TO place between them and the vlaser
an irreconc,iable hate. Friend Of India.
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Whereas ths Railroad win, IN few las,

Whereas the Railroad will, IN q few DAYS.
be completed to the town Of Statesville, and
ithas been customary fur each county in / his
State to celebrate such occasions. There.
fore, be il
Rssoivsd. That the citizens of Iredell eel.
brate on the 18th Of October. the compile
ton Of this great work to this Town.
Resoived. That we will prepare dinner
for the guests attending the Celebration,
with public speaking. and other demonstra.
tions suited to the occasion.
Rssoived. That we cordially invite all the
citizens Of lredel to unite, and that we have
celebration which has not been excelled
in Western North Carolina.
Resolved, That we cordially invite the
citizens Of the State, to meet with US on
this occasion.
| Ii was also
Resolved, That the Officers of the hide.
pendent lredell Blues be Committee to
invite the different Military Companies and
the Brass Bands.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-29
PREsEsr Aspacr Of SyalA.--A Boston gen,

PRESENT AsPEcT OF SyRIA.--A Boston gen-
tleman now travelling in that far of ancient
seat Of civilization. thus writes home:--
Since the different ris,ngs which have
mentioned, the Turks have been guilty OF
the same atrocious act in Gambia. They
killed a ,onng man abnut sixteen wears OF
age, and dragged his dead body through all
the streets, and the Christian consuls have
been obliged to flee to save their avn lives.
These Turks are becoming so insolent that
there is no knowing what they NAV ,lo next.
You are drinking and ieasting Tukish adj
mlral, and lauiing the Ottoman government
to the skies. at the very time that It is uni
versaily known to be the most Infamous one
on the face Of the earth.
There is no security. no law. no justice in
this land. A man was ioun, murdered IN the
street this morning, I'm Beiru,,) bat nothing
was said about il. All who passed By shrug.
ged their shoulders and said .7iiah kerim--
God IS great.
| All those who have resided many years ~
the east. in speaking Of past times, predict
that We are upon the eve Of great efents I,
this degraded country"
The Mohammedans Of India have sent 4
all their Moslen friends throughout the orient
message in regard to the progress % Chris
tians, that seems to have reused the ianatica
part Of the people Of syria and Egyp, 10 ,lar
,ag and terrible exhibitions Of hatred and re
yense.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-29
RAILROAD CELEBRATION.

The Western n. c. Railroad has been
completed 10 ssatesyiIle. aud trains are now
making daily trips over the road connecting
with the Central Road at Salisbury. The
citizens Of Statewille aud vicinity intend
celebrating the event on the 18th Of October.
We learn from the Express. published in
that town. that meeting was held there on
the lth inst. to make suitable arrangements
for that purpose. The necessary Commit
tees we're appointed. and the following reso-
latirns, snong others, passed
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the Africans. : ri, 0. :. a..ma Ni.s.r.

took her departure from the Bar 3, Charleston on the
2l., instant. with the Afncsn. on board taken from the
slave hip Echo They number al. showing NOR.
iay sincs their arisal II Charleston u IS. The NJ.
gOe. exported were al apparently in good condition.
aad are 10 be delivered IN Lihera % be placed under
The care q The Colonization soei,,y.
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The Atlantic Cable. = TeI.gnphIe lI.ysiel

Fut NFdHtfC tdUft' = ItFsf1PhIe ulsFa
from Triny Bay Of the 23l instant, states that good
electrical currents have been passing through the Az
anic cable for the la, three dsys aud though We ere
not informed Of The transmission Of any sperr mr..s
ges, Il can be stated with accuracy That the signals
received from Yslenta are as perfect % ever"
Notwithstanding this report that 81 is right" me
New York Commercial and EIPres, aud prrllaPs the
public generally. will continue 20 doubt. until European
dispatches for publicaiion are received.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-29
Ffom,he jefferson chy (Mo.) Examiner, Sept. 4.
Three Hundred lnormOns Renouneing IL,
Ia;fL

Faith.
From Tie arrival ef a man named Brandon,
we have been furnished with tie following
lnfDrmation from Sail Lake:
a. len. !" "a Il cur informant, :. Camp scntt
on the 18th Of June. Tie Mormon excite
ment has entirely al,ated. Several Mormon
trains had passed Camp Scott on their way 10
tire States.
They stated while eneamped at the abpye
pace. that they would moi have bern permit.
tel to leave, or tt,ey would have abandoned
Salt Lake long ago.
" 0n being questioned a. 10 thrir determi.
nation 10 resist the entrance sf the United
States truups. they replied that the major
part OF the Mormpns only awaited the en-.
trance Of the troops in order 20 effect their
escape from brigham Young.
"0a their arrival at Camp Scntt they were
minus the common necessarie. Of life. On
being asked the cause Of their destitute con.
lition. they stated that before Brigham Young
had relented from his determination 10 resist
the troops, he had ordered them 10 deposit
what provisions they had IN the storehouse
but as soon ss he made known his intention
of gn'ng South, those n the Mormons WIN 70 .
fused 10 go were deprived 81 al. and they
could get nothing for their outfit. They also
stated that. but for the interference Of Go.
vernon Cumming. the destroying angels
would have forced them away. and that they
did succeed in instances 10 driving away
several women.
II came down with two Mormon trains from
Camp s,ot', numbering about three hun,lrsd
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,rson.. who were rhiefl, Ensish and scoseh;

persons. who we're chiefly English and Scotch;
anil the principal topic Of their conversation
throughout was the absurdity Of Mornonis IN
and its principles. They were all Unanimous
in their denominations Of Brigham Young and
his apostles, and talked of his assassination
BY the Mormons who remained at Camp
Scott as sure event. They have all. with
out exception. become Disguised with Nor
monism and have renowned il. and express.
ed their determination from henceiorth to use
all their efforts for the total annihilation Of
Morloonism. They express their drsire e
return To their native counties. and would
If they had the means to do so. in order that
they might be Instrumental in saving others
from the banelul influence of Mormunism."
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Burni steamer nt ,ea.-

bHfHt ottHmtf ~ stst.- hFIl1ah a Wv
York report steamer on Gre hlsins hsen seen 81 .es
$50 miles eat q - Johns NJ. supposed 70 10
the Austris. which len Bremen on The oh. and . now
several days over duo. A. fe.on va. seen aboard
the inference Is that ~ the pa..engrr. were saved.
The Austria had over fur hundred passengers
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= =
Aillsburaugb 9sfnrhsr.
u MON, the Constitution, and the Laws the Guar
dams Of our Liberties.
HILLsDoRoUGH, N. G.
Wednesday, september 40. 1858.
To subscrIbers In Arrears. We are

To Subscribers In Arrears. We are IN.
der the necessity Of again calling upon delinquent
subscribers for a settlement cf their accounts Many
Of them have been suffered 10 mulse until the in
teres smoun,s 10 nearly quite much as the sub.
scripon and yet IL We charge interest we find dis
position TO complain prevailing A moments thought
will convince every one that papers cannot be afforded
upon such terms. We find, therefore. that we must
!. turn over new leaf" We some time ago sen, &C.
counts to all indebted for more than one years sub.
scripon, some Of which were responded to promptly
and liberalIy but there yet many who have made
no reply al all. The accounts Of these We are now
making out again with the intention Of putting them
into the hands Of officer for collection as our ncces
sites compel us to do. Those who pay up before the
25h Of December, and continue their subscriptions. will
be relieved from cost, which we hope large proper.
tiOh Of them will do.