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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-07

WIrCHCRAFT.-In the course of the
century during which the persecution
against so-called witchcraft was at its
height in Germany-from 1880 to 1850
it is calculated that more than 10O,-
900 individuals, nine tenths Of whom
we're women, were its victims. To the
honor Of humanity be it said, some
voices were raised against this blood
thirsty practice, but they were drowned
in the general clamor. In every part
Of Germany, Protestant Or Catholic,
the same atrocities were committed.
At length, in the year 1853 the noble
hearted Count Frederic Stein, himself a
member of the order Of Jesuits--an Or
der which had been among the most vi
client denouncers Of sorcery-ventured
to step boldly forward and declare that,
among the many whom he had conduct
ed to the scaffold, there was not one
whom he could confidently declare gull
ty. "Treat me So" he added, "treat
in this manner the judges or the heads
OF the church, SUBJECT us to the same
tortures, and see if you will not discov-
err sorcel ers in us ALL"
Despite this burst Of generous indig-
nation, it was not until 1894 that tlis
incomrrehensiblo insanity began to
abate. The last So called witch burnt
in the German empire, was poor nun,
aged 70, in the year 1749, at Berg.
But at Glarus, in German Switzerland,
an execution Of a similar nature took
place as late as 1894. This time the
victim was a servant girl, accused Of
having practiced diabolical arts to lame
the child Of her employers. Germany,
indeed, seemed to live in an atmos
phere of sorcery. The ground which
Faith had lost Superstition made her
own.-Poets and poetry Of Germany.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-07
sM= A man has a shrewd SUSPECT

w- A man has shrewd suspicion
that age has overtaken him, when he
Keeps assuring you that he feels as
Young as ever, and he doesn't know
but-uounger! Poor fellow he whis-
ties to keep his courage up-but alas {!
he cannot recall youth as he calls his
pointer, with a whistle
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-07
ME-r DEPOT

METAL DEPOT.
w Il have in store and offer for sale on the most
w favorable terms, and at the lowest market
prices, very large and complete assortment Of
Tin Plate, Copper, Block Tin, Russia, Galvanized
nnd American Sheet Iron, Copper Bottoms. Sheet
Zinc, Spelter, Anthony, &C., &c. NNEk'S
TOOLS and FINDINGS, from the best manufactu-
rers in the country, and embracing every article
used in the trails, Also, full AMI complete as
ortment Of Plain, Pressed aud Japanntd lin Ware,
which is made by the most oxperienc, workmen and
OF the very best stock. We are SOLE AGENTS for
the most celebrated patterns of COOK, PARLOR
and HEATING STOVES flor both Coal and Wood
which we will sell at extremely low prices, and
will warrant to give as good satisfaction as any
stove now in market. We have full stock Of roll
Low WARE, SUGAR KETTLES, OVENS. STEW POTS, Skill
LIFTS, TIA KETTLES, and all her articles in that
line, which We offering at greatly reduced pri
oes
We are the sole and onlyagents of LUDLow's GEL
EBRATED PATENT SELF SEALING FRUIT CANS AND JARS.
This article has been than four y Irs, and
is universally adm tied in safety and convenience
to be entirely without rival. ..... a. ...
TO Timers would say have tho TOPS and
BOTTOMS for ALL KINDS OF FRUIT CANS, to supply the
trade. and will make very liberal discounts.
We invite both dealers ard manuf acturers to
examine stock. ]. 4. CROSS CO.,
No. 124 North Second ST., St. Louis, Mo.
Aug 1S59-w5In
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G. r O c. E. r [ T. S +!

HAVING bought tho interest Of J. M. Col
l. l. map, still continue the business at the old
stand, corner of Second and Cedar streets, where
can be found large and well selected stock of
Groceries, which will be sold at tho lowest cash
prices, at wholesale or retail, consisting in part
as follows: .s. ...
Crushed, pulyeTisod, clarified and brown Sugars
Golden Syrup, Belcher Syrup, and New Orleans
Molasses; .. - . 9.-..,.... ..... ......
Old Government, ava and primo Rio Coffee;
Young Tyson, Black and Imperial Teas of va
rious grades; -.. ...
Ground Alum and Lake Salt;
Green and Dry Apples, Dried Peaches. Currants,
Rasing, Citron, &c.
Also, large variety articles such as are usually
kept in grocery store. Also, largo quantity
Of mless sacks by tho bale or by tho dozen, Al
at low figures for cash.
N. B. TIE highest market price paid for
Country Produce. S. UNDERWOOD.
Muscatiae, January 17tn, 1859.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-07

How TO BE RIcH.-The way to get
credit IS to be punctual. The way to
preserve it is not to use it much. Set
tie often hive short accounts.
Trust no mans apprenticeship
are deceptive-perhaps assumed, for
the purpose of obtaining credit. Be-
ware Of gaudy exterior. Rogues usu-
ally dress well. The rich are plain
men. Trust him, if any, who carries
but little on his back. Never trust him
who flies into passion on being dunned !;
make him pay quickly, if there be any
virtue in the law.
Be we'll satisfied before you give a
credit that those to whom you give it
are safe men to be entrusted.
Sell your goods at small advance,
and never misreprssent them, for those
whom you once deceive will be wary of
you the second time.
Deal uprightly with all men, and
they will repose confidence in you, and
soon become your permanent custom
ers
Beware Of him who is an office seek
err. Men do not usually want an office
when they have anything to do. A
mans affairs are rather low when he
seeks an office for support.
Trust no strangers. Your goods are
better than doubtful charges. What is
character worth, if you make it cheap
by crediting all alike?
Agree beforehand with every man
about to do a job, and if large, put t
liz writing. II any decline this, quit.
or be cheated. Though you want a
| job ever so much, make all sure at the
onset, and in case at all doubtful,
make sure Of a guarantee. Be not
afraid to ask it; it is the best test of
responsibility for, if ofense be taken,
you have escaped loss.
Hazlitt says most people don't think ;
they only think they think.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-07
rSg Reecher don't like solemn net

gD@ Beecher don't like solemn peo-
pie. "There are not few" he says,
''who even in this life, seem to be pre-
pairing themselves for that smileless
eternity to which they look forward, by
banishing all gaiety from their hearts,
and joyousness from their countenance.
l meet one such not unfrequently, a
son Of intelligence and education, but
who gives me and all that passes, such
a rayless and chilling look Of recogni-
ton; something as if he were one Of
Heavens assessors, come down to doom
every acquaintance he met, that have
sometimes began to sneeze on the spot,
and gone home with violent cold. I
don't doubt he would cut his kittens
4ail off if he caught her playing with it
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-07

Thy MorHER.-Young man, thy
mother is thy best earthly friend. The
world may forget thy mother new
er !; the world may wilfully do you
many wrongs-thy mother never the
world may persecute you while living,
and when dead, plant the ivy and the
Magistrates Of SANDER upon your grass
less grave thy mother will love aud
cherish you while living, and if she sur
wives you, will weep foryou when dead,
such tears as none but a mother knows
how to weep. Love thy mother.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-07

The CENsUs.-Next year is the time
for taking the U. S. Census. The
imperfect manner in which censuses
have been taken, may in great meas
ure be avoided, by little attention
this fall. The idea is well urged by a
southern editor thus :--''Now what we
suggest is, that each farmer this fall,
as he gathers his crops shall keep
something like accurate accounts Of
the quantity and value Of the same !;
and if he will take the trouble to mako
out the statement Of the names and
ages of his family the number Of
acres of land, cleared and timbered
the number and ages Of his servants !;
the number and value of his horses and
mules the number Of bales of cotton,
barrels of corn, bushels Of wheat, oats,
rye, barley, potatoes, &C., and the
value Of each, and leave it in some
place where any member of the family
who may be at home when the Deputy
Marshal shall call, can readily get hold
of it, it. will save time to all concern
ed, and very greatly assist to make the
census returns perfect, complete and
satisfactory" ]
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-07
Boots and Shoes.

d EXPEE3S-A new stook Of Ladies Lasting
- Giovo- Kid and Goat, Congress and Lace Gait
ers for spring and summer wear. Also, fine lot
Of Chilaron's SLAP and Fancy CATERS, booteesand
Slippcrsat CuAS. NEALLEY'S.
SpDt1 80
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-07

BucEsxs,a Cloves and Uiitte7as.
TOR DOZEN Mems and Boys Buck skin Gloves
10 and Mittens just received on consignment
and for sa 10 at wholesale By
e,n.1 - CHARLES NEALLEY -
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To Merchants & Manufacturers.

NEW SToR AND N w GOODS.
AT NO. 1874 NORTH SECOND ST,
Four doors above Vino, ST. LOUIS, MO.
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n u w q q d ~ s.!
JUST received and in store, prime stock OIL
y Groceries, of all kinds usually called for, al
22O Second street, which will be sold low for cash
apr26 f. 5. UNDERWOOD.
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STATISTICAL Recommendations
glasses were invented at Alexandria,
$50 years before Christ.
1t is estimated that the oak tree lives
in state Of nature 1900 years.
Vaccination was first tried upon con-
demned criminals, in the year 1921.
The interest of the British national
debt is over 924 100000 sterling.
Looking glasses were first made at
Venice, in the year 1900.
Iron was first discovered by the burn
ing Of Mt. Ida, 1406 years B. c.
AIuslins were first manufactured in
England, during the year 1881.
The English poor rates supported
100000 paupers last year. Misery
enough.
The first jury ever empanneled was
in England, during the year go.
Air is 816 times lighter than its bulk
Of water. A queer but correct calcu-
lation.
Military uniforms were first adopted
in France, by King Louis XIV.
Letters were invented by Memnon,
the Egyptian, 49, years B. G.
The plague Of Europe, Asia and At
RIGA commencing in 588 lasted for so
years.
The average coinage Of the British
mint for the last 80 years is Ell, 000,-
900 per annum.
Linen was first discovered and made
in England, in the year 1858.
Microscopes were first invented and
used in Germany, in the year 1921.
The cost Of cigars smoked every day
in New York city is $4,000.
The first private library was that Of
Aristotle, collected 544 years B. c.
The perspiratory tubes Of the human
body measure in length taventy-eight
miles.
According to the statistics, one-Mird
Of the population Of England are pau
pers!
The first literary M gazine in America
was by Franklin, published in 1741.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-07

Cp' NISH and auehter Sole Leather,
y French and American J. ip skins.
Calf skins,
Pnls and Russell Lining skins,
Topping SIX ns--alI colors,
Iron aad Znc lIec Nails, all kinds shoe thread.
Boot Webbing and S.,oc Findings gsne.ally-just
r,ceive.i and for sale by
sepl 81 CHARLES NEALAEY.
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conquered first /; his moody, accusing
spirit had to be subdued. But he was
coming right as to will. Next came
the question as to how he should begin.
He thought Of many things to say, yet
he feared to say them lest his wife
should meet his advance with cold re-
buff. AT last, leaning towards her, and
taking hold of the linen bosom upon
which she was at work he said in a
voice carefully modulated with kind
ness:
"You are doing that work very beau
tifully, Mary
Mrs. Lee made no reply. But her
husband did not fail to observe that
she lost, almost instantly, that rigid
erectness with which she had been sit
ting, nor that the motion Of her needle
hand ceased.
"My shirts are better made and
winter than those Of any other man in
our shop" said Lee, encouraged to 60
on.
care they ?" Mrs. Lees voice was
low and had in it, slight huskiness.
She did not turn her face, but her hus-
band saw that she leaned a little to-
wards him. He had broken through
the ice of reserve and all was easy now.
His hand was among the clouds and a
few feeble rays were already struggling
through the rift it had made.
eyes, Mary" he answered softly
esand I've heard it said more than once,
what good wife Andrew Lee must
have.'"
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LIST OF LETTER =

REMAINING in the Post Office, ut Muscn.
tine, Iowa, Oct. lst, 1855.
Persons calling for advertised letters are
requested to give the date Of the list.
On and after Nov. lst. the Post Office
will be open on Sundays, from 8 to A. NJ.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-20
LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,
Fof. snIe hY q. @. Webh y 90.

For sale by J.C. Webh " oo.
ASPARAGUS Large Green Purple
BEANS Early Six Weeks, Newington Wonder, he'd
SPECIFIED Valentine Brown ditto, White Cranberry,
Red French, Large Lima or Butter, White Dutch,
BEETS-E Early rurnip Blood, Long Blood keu' sue
clan or Sugar, Swiss Chard.
BRoCoLl-Purple Cape,
CABBAGE--Ea York. French Ok Heart Early
Battersea, Large Late Drumhead, Fairly Diumhead
Flat Dutch, Red ditto, for Pickles.
CARRors-I.ong Orange, Early Horn, Large Whf'e
Field.
CAULIFLoWER.
CELERY-Siiyer Grass, White Solid. Red ditto,
CUCuMBER-Ear Frame, Long Queen, Gherkin.
EGG PLANT--I.arge Purple.
LETTUCE Brown Dutch, Royal Cabbage, Drum;
head, White Cabbage.
MELON Nutmeg Ctron Mountain Sweet Water.
MUSfARD-Whre,B Brown.
NAsruRTlUM.
oKRA.
ONION Silver Skin, Large Yellow.
PARSLEY urled OF Doubled, Plain or Single.
PARsNIP-Sugar.
PEAS Landreil's Extra EARLY, Early Fame, Bish-
ops EARLY, Dwarf Sugar. landrelhs Early.
PEPPER--Large Sweet Picking, Bull Nose.
PUMPKIN ashaw, Common Field, Mammoth
RADiSH--Long salmon, Long Scarlet, White Tarnir
Rooted. Red ditto.
RHUBARB, or Pie Plant.
Satisfy. or Oyster Plant
lSPINACH--Round Savoy f.eaved, Prickly Seeded.
SQUASH EARLY Bush, Long Green.
TOMATO, or Love Apple Exha EARLY.
February IL. rs
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NEW AND CHEAP 40
G = - q n q Ms.

f EE - Is ~ e aN NJ - ~ ~ - ~ ii
TIME Il RGESr and D EST stock lnthls 0oun'y,
A. purchased upan The sey hest terms a lew o.
whicn will call atenttohto
Bsst Frsnch Cioias Gassifacres Veslings,and every
thing fpr Gents ana Toys wear Shoes Clothing,
HApS-Fine Mo!pskia, Cashmere, Washington,
senate. Huagarian. American Planters Natria, Smoke
Cable and other Soft and Straw Hats
BoNNETS-C Cheap, Trimmed and Unrimmed,
Satin, silk, Straw, Lace aud Braid bonneis, Cooured
and W hte.
Misses and Ladies' Equestrian and other flats.
Black, Black and White, White and coioured Roach
Is and Tabs.
Fine and Cheap Parnsols.
Patent SelEAliustihle Cnrsets and Rubber Bucks
Richardson 4 stewards Linens Diapers Dalnask
Table Cloths, Napkins, sheetngs, &c.
Brhants and percale for Sacks and busters, with
White Brails, Gods and fasseis fringe, &C. Tor
Trimmings.
India wills, Dimity, English Long Cloths, &c.
Muslin Collars and Sleeves in Sets.
Beragcs, Muslin Robes. Stripes. &c.
Organizes, Girghams English Prints, ChalIies, DC
Table and Piano Covers
Oak and Rose painted characteristics.
Planshed Tin, Oh Dominion Coffee Pots, higgins,
Tea Pots, &c.
Water Coolers Patent SIGHTSEEING Fruit Cans
Coach and Floor Oh Cloths, Enamelled Moslia and
Drills Patent Leather.
School Books, Wall and Border Psper, Fire Screens,
Window Curtains.
Sole Leather, Calfskins White and Pink Innings
and Bindings Cothiueal Raottops, Pot Cali, Morocco
and Goat SKINS Brsiles, lasts Pegs, BooIweb, Avis,
&c, &c.
Lard ana Tanners oil, l,erosine Oil Lamps Wicks
ani Ch!nneys. Fine Sllaa Oil, Essrrce aud Extract
81 Coffee Wai;t ana brown Windsor AMI other Soaps,
Extracts 81 Psasa Lemon, Vanilla and Cinnamon,
Old English Cheese, London Porter, Oh java and
Laguyra ColIse. Roe Heflings. Raisins and Figs IN
small boxes and drums, sugar House Faup, Fine
Black and Gieea Teas, White Northern Potatoes.
JAMES WEBB.
Apri! 49, Sc
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PROSPECTUS
cantwell,s Law Practice

rHyTE UNDERSIGNED respectfully invites suhseri-
a bets to the publication Of his treatise upop Tue
Practice Of Low IN the Courts u NORTH laretina,
10 hand IN their by the Isl January land he 90
licits oi the work the patronage Of The Bar and me
Public generally. The first volume now nearly ready
for the press the consideration
Of Legislative and Executive Powers. Under the first
named title, the following titles and chapters Of the Re-
yised Code, with the accompanying decisions, will be
found embraced, viz;
County Boundaries; County Revenue and Charges,
Court Houses, Prisons, etc County Trustee; Fairs;
General Assembly; Inspections Poor Registers;
Rivers and Greeks; Roads Ferries etc Idiots and .u.
naiics Ordinaries and Retaers; Mills and AillcTs;
Prsonels; Weights and Measures.
Under the second namediie, Executive Powers. vii
be found the following chapters and titles 81 the he.
yised Code, viz;
Attorney General, eic; Attorneys at Law; Courts.
County aud Superior; Courl Supreme; Guardian and
Ward; Administrators; AueIioneersi Clerks Consia-
bles; Coroners County Boundaries; County Ttusteej
1 Deeds, Entries and Grants; fails Literary Fund etc;
PATROL; Pilots, Proecssioners; Registers; Revenue;
Rivers and Creeks Roads; Sherids; Rangers; Stand-
ard Keepers; Wrecks.
The design oflhe work II, under these various titles.
u present the student and practitioner with al inie
gent and connected view ofihe Statute Law Of Mouth
Carolina applicable TO each, together with all Tie de-
cisions Of the Supreme Court thereon W 10 The last
term and 10 accompany each chapter with the sppto-
pirate Forms for proceeding.
II is also proposed 10 add, IN the Appendix num-
Der of Forms and Precedents usually required in Con.
yeyaneins and Office Practice the whole being intends
ed as guide 10 the practice II law in N c. and man
uel for the use Of The student ndiawyer.
The hook will resemble inappearance and execution
CaniwelIs Jusiice; and will be delivered, postage
10 s.Aefers for So per copy, cash; payable
on delivery. EDWARD CANTWELL,
Raleigh, n. G.
/ Oct 81 ca
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. Sc.

TyINE BIBLES, PRAYER and Hymn Book, Memo.
H. randlm and Blank Books Of all sizes. Letter and
Note Paper, and Ensslopes, osborne's Water Colors
aud Toy Pants, Fine Playing Cards, Dominos and
Backgammon Boards.
Fancy Articles of all kinds.
Fine Hair, Tooth, Paint, shoe, and Horse brushes,
Iaiies' Rubber, dressing Bonnet, and Pull comts,
Fine and Coarse c omFs,
Rubber Head Bands and Haii Pms,
Morocco Travelling Bags, silk and Bead Purses,
Port Monies aud Pocket Books,
Sewing Birds, Teething Rings, and Rates,
Metal Puff Boxes, 10y Locomotives, Palent Gun
Waits, Toy Whips, Fishing Lines and Hooks.
China and Wax babies and Doll Heads, Tape Mea-
sures, Frangipsnni Sachcls,
Soaps PomAde. and Perfumes; al.o Balm and Hau.
els Toilet soaps, Periumery and Pomad,s,
China Candle. sticks, Flower Vases, Motto Muss and
Cups.
Rice Powders and silly Whita, fpft The Skin,
Violin and Bauso Strings, and many other articles,
ST received anu ior sale at the
DRUG STORE.
Ialr AZ
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c. MEYER respectfully informs bis ldeuds aud the
public generally ihat be has constantly on hind III.
AMOS equal 10 those for which he received tie Prze
seaal in LoAdon, IN 1851.
All orders promptly attended 10. and great care Il.
Ken IN the selection and packing lie same.
III las received. dpnHz the LIST fifteen years, more
medals than any other maker, from Tie Fnnklia H.
siitrie--also. First Premiums II Bosom. New York
All Baltimore.
warerOcms. No. II: ARCH Street, bel,w Eighth,
South side. PHILADELPHIA.
June / g3-6m.
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SPRING GOODS FOR 1859.

1sRS. OWEN annoances 10 her patrons and the
- puhic generally that The i in thu receipt u
her Spring Goods consisting 81 every variety 81 Jesra-
bic Fancy snd staple articles that can possibly he in
lamaad anl Al puses waving from the lowest to the
highest that ils market VII justify.
ia the MILLINERY Iiae.-she has six Bonneis
priced from $3.50 70 So with almost every ntermedi.
ale price.
or STRAW G9Gis-A greet variety Of styles.
suited 70 every nse from tie infant to old ladies, al
prices yargas isoA 90 cea.s 10 tina, Of any quality
wanted.
Of DRESS G0ODs-she has Muslin Robes as lol.
lows Mlssn kssss ALIAS tom $3.50 10 $500;
0tg4rJies ifUn 59 II SOTO; Dsuh,e YCianls from
$40 w SIS; ReUse Role i alas varying from So 10
Berage Robe j 'Tlnigue. new 6e,isn; Benge Role
Della still NOE novel article inJi5na 10.
Black all While chanl.ily Lace Points and Man.
ties. prices varying tom s2.5D 10 Sl3.
All s,yie, II See Extension skirls from 81 50 20
$3.50; DoRg,4ss & sAsssood EurniuIe Corset anI
skirt Supporters.
~ iae article, u Bii.k u: tie particular a,len
ION ~ All those Nao wish to wear beautiful aItl
II reduced prizes Il invited This article hayinsbeen
purchased much sOn lie market yalue--say 2s 10 80
inch Il Sl25 10 yafIs u lie dress would cost from
$3.50 TO St5-wcdh much more, according 10 tie
gsasl price 81 the tnicis
Without further patIenl4fzinz al persons desiring
yeiy SIS is aud reasonably priced goods are requested
to call ani examine i1r themselves They are assured
thai i will pay lhen i5f their trouble.
Ia addition 70 Tie anneiigeness 0fihe stock sic les
engaged 4 tasty anl ;asaiaaahie lady frnm abroad II
assist hfr ii makiag Up ufe.,fs and NANTES.
~ CASH buyers. lg.fai disclan' win Ne mnlr,
~ such consideration j. due those who preler buying
iJr cssi. rs Il ends I'll further ifngtir.
III making ample Preparations 1nI onilay In goods.
Sic ditiers herself ihst lie vii bs appreciated By a
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Bible Depository,

NIX. JAMES WEBB has heen appointed srent of
A't The American Bible Society, snd will keep on
hand good ssaorinsnto Of BibIennj Tesiamsnis lobe
disposed 81 % those who want - The Society usual
Low prices fof cash
Augur 90
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THE aILLsBoRouGH RECORDER
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Tcrns.-Tvo Doilspp year pail IN assncs;
Two Dollats and Titis Gents II not paid within hires
uonihs.or Three Doiats II dsisycr nnliiafstth IN
piulIon ~ thr yesf.
Ne rarcf willie discontinued until sIisnealagsa are
paid, unless u tAe option II ne Publishers
Hereafter no papsi will he semitic . new tnteefitrf
oct 81 Ills state unless pstmsnt j. made N advance n
some person ~ the state will become fesronss 10 the
edorai and The papetuill moi he ssnfio sulsslite
out Of The state o han two years wihouts roy.
ent uness is 10 one personally known 10 De end n
WHOSE inirriiiy We have confidence.
ADVERTISING Rhifs for The Recorder.
APyrhrfsEsHSrs not exceeiing fourteen lincs. rms
dosf orhe FIRST and twenty-five rents fof fsth sDiss
gueni insenians longer ones IN proportion Geuu Va.
sensemsnis twenty. FIVE rsf cent. HIGHER A deduction
~ one bird 10 e msds 70 sdveFiisefs W The ys6f.