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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-17
81 tit

fir YeriOaeu, tDel1e S9orant@N aNer benubtn.
Der nsunte @bEdRttt Der in 8ssus aaf bic dBa6er.6pm-
mtnf n uno bic inter terer Iuffar tsbenben gDGRe twerfe
erlaHeasn Yerpronun8tn pirb btrmtr sur Nddri@t fur ale
1ttteit8ten pubHStrt, ba Dte eartn sn~tbalttnen %ositlmmuR.
gen frtnS S~sb1nbbabt nerben 1plen.
s. 9. Suter, IDaTertn genteur.
~lne wirS ttermit DnfIet unb perprbnet pom Atappr unb
benz Staotratre Don Walt more, bas, penn Der pber bic st.
UduSes ben su BIT fem ~sel6rtssn 3sprant Iaufen ladrn ee.r
erlaubsn unb %uss6en, Ds ~bemitl6eG msbr G0aHer sntnpm-
nen wirS. ale far ben 8ebarf zines 9lusbe1Bsrs rber Be-
wSbatr6 srfprbsrli@ IN, bias fsrnsr. ~saa bisies atsrmG stae
eaufsH se8 gDadsrs bur&'s Wefrtsrea beRstben In ireen6 et-
ner Straye, @ahe 0ter A1et p6er In enem 6Ofe t. Der Sta6t
benz Yubliium sbsr etus linen YetfUnen unanneb nltSfette4
pbtr 5Gaben aafEsra fcats, Der betrefsnbe 6auseteentblme
r0tr 8soObntr { mes 9aEfts tn tine Strafs BON nihI msbr
als $40 sc. taat." Sanl22mt
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sJobmffpn's Su1uramce Sfoums,

NS~1StYAN1t NOUV~GuAtNC @NUAWNN
Wc. 70 SeconoltraBe.
Marimes mttS &ebens. OeriiWes
- rmnes= gOmpaenten.
Si9erRe unb feitsle Gpmpagnte.
Serltderun9s>@om Der S11ep bon Vtr9inten,
nit $780, 900 Capital.
2pnd6ur9>V - rltAerua9S,@ Comp Dol SlrStnlen,
nit 5000 900 Capital.
Itbemarle.8 erliAerunsS Comp. bon 0Ir9inien.
nit $2O0,O 900 Capital.
@bnter Saf:SerliAer. Comp. ron Slrtloro,
nit $s5O,OOO Capital.
Security 0er(i4erun98 Comp. ron Seem Wotf,
nit 100000 Capital.
Ybenir 8erliferun96 Somp. bon Seem Uorf,
nit 100000 @apital.
0telolute, BerliAerunB6 Comp Uou Seem Oort,
nit $27O 900 Capital.
Wlontaut. 0erltAerun9seSomp uOn New, grrt,
nit 100000 Capital.
92ep Worlo, Uet fiber. Comp. Don 0tspsOcrf,
nit $25O,OOO Capital.
Werclntlte Uiutull Wiarlne,
mit $1,000 900 Capital.
0ereiuiste Stlaten Qebens< YerliderunS &c.
nit SI,250,972 Capital.
Die pben bemertien &pm "a lnien fRb Don Der ~GeaiSidtnr
beS 5taates Wldrslanb GWtbSrtFrt unO lfssnfrt.
Die BON benz untsraet6neten rtrrdienttrten : ON dGnttn p1s
ben MT Tito erfIebdr Gap'aI gum rsAen DDenanse.
Gebeae 8etra8, Der antpprtltA fur bic 8ablurg y. Verl ft
gtr iGer an8S ppIicfH wttfen dus9eesbrn Mnb 0trIuni
pnnfIIta srfesf. 3tps:O SV1nfDn,
20 SerCn5fr
8rsb. @tfWm, SurSspUr. San III
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Wilhelm Banchardt,

Wilhelm Bauchardt, ~
b. 9ut>, unb GesenlAirmfabrtfant, ~
NE1MSS o1nft fetRe1 Jreunpen uno hem biefgen IT,
Va5tttam fur bds iam btsDsr bewieleue DObIweaen uao ere
Iaubt fd bic er6ebene anastSe, hab IS nsten fsintut btssttiesn
eab.n 80. IS aerb.Gutap.. ! tl0ra SaratOoa uR6 MlIl.
btrruRr., etnu Hsusn ~eIe8dnten uub p~erdumtsen
out, Gappen>, Nes ems II. SDnmeui6irms0a0en,
SO. As NprD>Gutnw> unb GIastraBe,
4 NIB unw9tt hes 2trtngtsn -M arttes Griffin t tat, mp
&c elm DSlf6ntises Sprtinsnt Quite. MlseH, Rssen. unb
: Dmnenf9trmt. StGde, Yettf&en uub ane In bisfes Ba6 f9la.
nbe 4rttfsl ~Sprratbts bdit unb tint @r9ssa unb Rlsinsn
Via ~parfduft. 4dn12 6nt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-17

@as, ba8 btlli9 fte aller Stdter
aber aur fur Disienteea, meIde IT'D Sis @asrSbren unS n0tr
gn BUrrt6tnneen BON 8 rarles s nngbmbn, @ie pNA
Baltimore unb ~5r0nthrase anftafen.
Meinen Dtennten ane Setannten, iOUte Dem Yubltsum
~abertaupt, erlaube i'd mir BITE Bsmertans ;I rnaAen, bag bel
aQe Mrbetten bur6 mstne tieenen 5dnbs eeben.
CO. 8eparduren, fewts tDHftee MstnusNrbetten werbs I'd
70 (b ael ais mbelib teiprosn.
Dtsf,tl G4As. Stu n Sbubu.
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0face Ses gOurO Of guutrOl uuS MeDteu.

Baltimore, TEN 2. NDpsmber 1858.
@S tpirb hermit befannt geataGt. bas bic Bidder, bic ben
QdeTenn mtg Sert6t %entbaIteq, Der tn ue6ersinatmmane nit
bsr Grbpunan3 9ennaht tn, Iautene vGtne SrornnanA aur
Wentral NblGasuue unb gum MheNerneht upn 8eRStbum In
b,r 5tabt Baltimore" %8enebmiet ben 20. Wlat 1858, b m
n n In Ter OatrsleurssOffs NOrbph-Gds BON NORTH
unb SaYeitar,, am %. NSp. B 5. uab CFtn bletasn rerbSn
t6alt6 bhs gum 20. Sanaar 1859. Der 8enannte BCnro wttb
aS tdpltb wdbrene- bteltr Belt tn ben Gtanben BON 10 utr
Wcrm. unp 4 pbr Na6m. perfa I'M neln, UNI Ssl6nerben unh
Mppelatipnsn ptnfGtItp Der fraGlthen M~fthemsnts ~ntGessns
sunebmsn uRb su %erleeteen.
II. Qtttts Sddfer,
< pp23. San22, MIMI @tdhbent bS Bplrb Of 6. unb VI,
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Neue Mn5et0en.
GaabarbOr @tabt@ nuO QonSaeieuidaft.

Gggbarb0r Sta0tz mo Xan0geteul1aft.
Die swstte gerlOrluns Der SiaStlOts In GsstarbOr Enbet
In Der ltSten gDU6e bteftS Wcn1ts TAFT. Nle be snet 5uafe
tel bee @reHes TIRES Cots besa9It babsn, posr bis nG&iten
NRtttwp&, an rel&em Gage isber fH gu mslben bat NOD be.
sablea, tbnaen nit Ia BITE Vertbetluns sepen. Die gerfantm !.
fein HHIIn
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SrbensS Sbne Der 6retbeit.
&feubRnsQDde NSD. <.

S6mmtltae Mttslieber sbtser 9s0e werStn tisrmtt freune.
It6f staaelaetn BET Der nm Mcntas be1 IL. 9anuar fattFn.
bsnbtn Determining sa srf9stnen tnbsm BITE 9etenseiese
CUR MbftmmIns %SVrlteeea. DtsteniSen Wtttp Itebsr, peIHt
nt9t erf&etntn. mIftn f& ba Bef&laben Der uatOrttdt fa'
8en. SIN Muttra8e
en- &. o ubrtn1.
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Court lteute, aus Der Oaft e%ntlaIIeu 5u m,roen,
wel Ietn Prc3eB wdbreno uetreren 2errtinen
niat Ucr9etcntmeu iet, wurpe abI4ld9is tel4ies
ben, ba Die Ssridiebun9 be8 Bro5elies nit lei.
ner 3nlfimmun9 9eIdeben lei.
Der rbeitere0erein Working
mems Union) BON Trentpn, u. S Be-
I9loB lebten DtenItaS Nbeno folsenbe Betitic>
uen IN Die @eieBSebunS 81 ridten: I'm etn
@eiet gum S9ute Der Mrbeiter, wel4 2GbTe
gu %fOroern baben, wcOnrd ibnen Elm InIedt
auf Die Nrtltel, bic lie anFertieen, eineerdumt
wtro um Elm @eiee 5nr llnterCrifun9 fleiner
Bantncten DO. CUR grpdblun9 Der Ser. ct.
Senatcren burd baS SOlt oH. fir Die @rip1bs
lung aQer 8eamten burd 0as Uclf uno end
LID fiir Die Gerwenoung Der Wtebreinnabnen
aQer 9e4arteteu @e leaidaiten fir ofeuttlae
Sdul5pede.
Sttmmredt ar Srauen, Die
Seppbner oe8 StdDtden58 Bloomington, in Sui
nOis, baben einen 8el9luB seflbt, NORM le
ibreu 6rauen uno TS9tern OaS S;inntre6t 3n-
8etebeu, liA an ben 8ablen gu betbejli5en,
@t enbahn<2otterten 3n Der
8eleeSebnn9 BON Oelaware liest Der 4ntra8
Dor, 2ctterie .Brivile9ien an gilenbabu @eiell.
l9aften gu ertheilen. 6ierourd 8laubt nun Die
unterltleun9 Der @tIenbabnen BON SeltcH DeS
Staate8 utaseben au fGnnen.
User # Der 8etetbi8te? Sn Ell
uenl tletnen Stdothen BON Seem SerIep marble
elne Nlbsutla9e 9e8en cine ocrtt9e 3eltun8 en-
boben, neil tie ben SOlJAnitt zines glelS pers
SfentllAte unO ben Nauttn zines Qotalbeamten
o~arunter lebte. Ol5 @eridt mics Die &la9e
jurtd, oenn Dummbeit let nidt8 unmcraltl6e8.
Gin anoereS 2cfatblatt b~ssleitete ben 8eriht
iber sote Gntideioun9 nit Der 6rage, OBJ nun
Die Spe3ieS vQ1n9obr" ntdt pl5 Nedt babe,
etnen 9ibeGlprc3eB eiu3uleiteu,
Iu ieinem 80 often 9eitOrben. Sn
Wandefer, Tennefee, ltir3te ueuliA Nidter
Uta4bants, rpdbreno Elm Yro5eB Oor ibnI Der
b1noelt wuroe, foot bon leinem Stnble nieper.
0enrp @tap'S Statue BON etner
9eleqldaft oir9inii9er DAMIEN belteat uro in
6loren5 6ereit5 in 4u9riff 9enOlnmen, wIrO tn
gertaufe Oes ndaitea 5onmer8 iertl9 wers
oen.-
1teber1anopOT.
ST 2pui8, IA. Saa Die lleberlano
pclt nit Gan Sranciscc Berihten pom 20 utt
lit bier a~naetcmmen. Gle bat feineu Durd
p~aiasier mItsebraat Die NlAridten lino
unerbebli6.
Weitere8 uon guba.
Der SflaUenbanDel mar lebbaft auf Cuba,
beinabe 1000 Afrltanec IDQen III Der leeten
Belt g~elanoet woroen lein. SO mar Elm auas
Seoebnter Sdmu99elbanOel mil 2drD 9~etrieben
moroeu mau bate pielen Nrtifel uhter per
Wau8fe pom &artcffeln einseidpdrat. Sin ST.
laB wuroe bemnd4t erwartst, wOna9 bic
Shiffsloounaen ourh bic lpartl1en @OnIule
in BEN NbfabrtsbdFen beideinist wetoen m%ii1Ien.
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Oum6cfrt Vout erein.

@tnnsatt 8enseret = bat I'D untsr Ostasn N amen
c%pnfttuirf, welber felne p6Aentli&en Werfnn1 .tu. gen ytttf'
@p& Nberb5 8 ubr TN s entet'f6en S3uIbduie..
S.-DeS6e Dpn pine uub HabDrsRr. dbhdlt uno onf@
feline Serfahune ni2t nur ais etni sUeGnaBt9e opdtan'
4 alt fur unbt atttelte btenea, fonSera aud fret iarsn Se"
mtttetteh un, &VrpprattDnti els ere unternebmuR8en ef.
Iei&tetm wirb Sateredentea iaO gum 8eiu& Der Der amm-
lung am nd&fen MtttrU@ eiassla. { tn wtI&sr tie bsfa'-
tive QDabI Der Beamten It ttfabet.
aug. Wottenlbstbt, fen. @baries Datienl1etot
s. Gpblsrt, Ora 5 9~austneGt.
". 6hbbSneib, Mug. OdttculNetot lHn'
5. SubSSurg, NntDn @Serletn,.
30. S9netber, i. Suee, prov. prduo'
s. gDtiber, 6WD 6. 0ente1. DrDV SER.
Sscepla Baurerein Ho. 2.
Den Wtttgltebetn hes OfcsDtl 9au-0eretrs ND. . werosn
tt:rnttt ~stHselaben n6&fen Otenfae Zen Is. SannGr AoeaGs
z ubr tn benz @erttnssgDfdl, Ode BON 3etspts uo ysrtnroBe
ITO 3abirtta e~tHsufuben, tabem Wt&ttee @tlAaf'e ~SUrlteSsa'
@M S. S&maeGbarbt. CTR
WfarplauD Sain yto. 8. Il. u. o.. d: .
Die ~tt8ltebfr bts pbsn eenanntea 6Ins psrbsn ptsrmtt
srla4t N1 ant ndditen NtttUDa ben 10. Sdnuar Ioenos Z
utr ta iptem 9etale rest sabIrti& e~tasufabea, tuben bic Re-
bsnseiebe jnr 8eratsHa9 uaS abttmmHIs %SorlteseH.
SIN MufaGsc bes Gsfret6rS
SW Spbn ptttrDft, Setr.
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Nuroras9 ose $50. 1. 8. D. 9. .. 9.
Die S6wtftsrn pttser 2Cse werben aafesfprbert Md ten
D0nnerfas ben 30. hiefes Wpnats tn Der QsBe su erf&stnen
tatsm @eiU6fte pom Wtdttsiett pUrttfssu.
WD SIN &uftraee Nfa8paIene 3 n ener.
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MY Weuer 8auperein =aS@

Snbem TO BALI etn 8auSeretn auR5et. tGben fa bic Nttt.
elttber unb siele Anbere an bic so nit las Nnteetle ~ Ct.
mem ueutn0erttn peretniet. Nut nod QuftrGeea6e fnl tttr-
NIT freumDlt&f erfu&t. I'D Dttnfas ben 18. htel, @benbs z
ubr tn perm S r. u Wers 2CfaI, Saratr9arr. Ne. lS2, ttRs
,ufnben, tnbtm BITE Contribution sur AuHabme psrltsgt.
MD SIM MIftrase q. 9cmbsr9. pr. Setr.
uniDR Banperein.
Sbteer Baustrein tn teSt ~eOnRttuirt unb ptrb fetne NOD emit.
t6e 8~erTammIunaen ieben Mpntdg Abenb tn benz 9ctaIe bns
6rm. @unsler, 0c. 43 VI. Srebettdfr., abbaHen. DER Qun
Sat. etnem nemen Baupereta ttijureten, II tesbalb 3u Der,
nohaeH Wspntae fattfabenben Utrlammluns etngelabtn,
SDbn &Gb, pr6Rbent.
u. BaIIdutf, Ctr.
SGn8,2m 3bpmas Graft, SGaSm.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Serf.rtset Ger llntsrs tanett thinner NOD In fsinem 9piaI
SEQ. 215 WelttP rattltraBe
ueb Yertauft sfrIben btni8f.
Def6.lmt J0bn ". 9CIte.
QSnibim0tDn 0ane
Oisfe istr tsltt6rs 5aas IT Won mir 0ar4 anb bur3 nsn
repartrt unb aAf has @Isgantene etngert@tet nDrbrn unb
.fett @eIell&aften, lcwie YrtpGtperfpuen ~ 8dHem
0cn3erten &c ~ Dtsnfen- 80
Seoen NbsuO SDn5ert- Gintlitt 10 gts,
Ag- gDn beute an MIRO BITE berlbmte SAnaertn unh
6orfentRin MaSame Stal tn Der vQDaltinetDu Dale IL
BEN ieben Mtens fattfnbenben G~Dnserten ~auftrtten, "
Weeen Bebtn8ungen rber fUnRt8er Nustuuft uenhe NOR
Fh an
Ou25,smt Q. atatbt&sr, UaIbinsssn Sau.,
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ueber1an0ppH.

st 2put8, IA. Saa Die lleberIano
pct nit San 6rancIsco 8sridtea pom 20 ult
lit bier an9etOmmen. Sic bat feineu OurA
p~afiasier mItsebruAt Die NldriAten filo
RnPrhphfih
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HARPER'S MAG4ZTNE.
THos. H. NORRIS.

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SUCCESSION NOTICE.

q tate of Louisiana, Parish of Bos-
y sier. Clerks Office 18th District
Court. Notice is hereby gwen that
Thomas Harris has this day fled in the
office of said Clerk, his application fol
the administration of his late wife Mary
Ann Roper, deceased. Now, therefore.
this is to admonish all persons con
cerned, that if opposition is not made
within the time prescribed by law, tbs
said applicant viii be confirmed admin
istrator as aforesaid.
Given under my hand and seal 0.
Office at Bellevue, on this Sth day 0.
September, A. d. 1859.
TH0S. n. BRADEN,
n11-2t$3 Deputy Clerk.
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STRAY SAFE.

ENstrayed before Y. Walker, J. p,
II by Bethel Smith on the oath day
of June 1649, and will be sold on the
31st day of December 1859, before the
court house door in the town of Belle
vue, for cash, the following described
animal, to-wit: A dark bay MARE
MULE about three years old, about IA
hands high--branded on the left shoul-
der with the letter r and with the letter
d on right shoulder; has the mark OF
gear ON the shoulder and back. Valued
at one hundred and forty dollars. The
owner of said mule is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay
charges, &c.
w. H. HILL, Stray master.
July1 1889. v1n16m
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NOTICE.

4 Il persons holding claims against
~ the Succession of Isaac Law,
decd, will please present them for
acceptance and pagneat either 70 Rich'd
W. Turner, Esq, at Bellevue, or to
the undersigned, within the time and
in accordance with the time preseribad
by law. And all those indebted to
said succession viii confer quite d
favor by presenting themselves before
the undersigned with the cool cash an
hand. ELIAS 0'NEILL.
Sept. 9Th 1859--3t Ad'mr.
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STRAY SALE,

ENstrayed before the undersigned.
II authority, on the 18th day of
August 1859, by Col, Elijah Hudson,
and viii be sold before the Court house
door, in the town of Bellevue ON SAT-
URDAY, the Oath day of February,
1860. for cash, a Mustang MARE
MULE, of red sorrel color, with white
name and tail allowed FIVE years old ;
branded with a Spanish brand, and APP
praised at twenty five dollars. The
owner of said mule is requested &c
come forward, prove property, pay
charges, &c. w. III. HILL,
y1n9-6ms Stray Master.
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GoDEYS LADYS BOOK.
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THE PRINTER.

Among the ranks of humankind,
Some go BEFORE and some behind;
But mind them we'll, ard You vii! find,
Not hindmost is the printer.
The lesson ,kich you learned at school
That yoa might not grow up % fool,
Had ALI in scientific rule,
Beenpubl;ahed by Che printer.
How de your Presidents and Kings
Govern 50 many things
Ills by the type; the screws the springs
Belonging to the printer.
The farmer aud mechanics, too,
would sometimes scarce knowwhattodo.
Could they not geta certain view,
Of work done By the printer.
The doctor cannotmeet the crooks.
OF al the cases till he looks
Upon the pages Of the books
Supplied him by the printer.
The lawyer for a wit has passed,
But high as he his head may cast,
He would be bat d Ounce atlast,
Were it not for the printer.
Who is it that 50 neatly tells
The various goods the merchant sells,
Inviting all the beaux and bells
Who is it but the printer !
The classesof the human race,
Of different size Of aiferentfaee,
Appear in this and every place,
How obvious 10 the printer.
One sings the bass, one sharps and flats
Bedecked with pantaloons and hats,
And long tall'd coats and smooth crayats
OF this class is the printer.
The other sings the treble sweet,
Adorned with froeks and bonnets neat
Andleo how behuteous and complete
And lovely to the printer.
It's Hymen'swill, Of course, you know
These classes should In couples go,
And since the world Will have it SO,
$50 be it, Says the printer.
There's not man below the skies.
Who better understands to prize,
The charms tibet grace lady's eyes,
Than does this very printer.
Young maide~s, then, without debat,
lis hoped ,a4'lE duly estimate,
Before inf it is TOO late,
The value Of the printef.
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For sheriff.

We are authorized to announce
JOHN G. ALLEN as a candidate for
the Office of Sheriff, at the approaching
election in November next.
We are authorized to announce
CHARLES c. NOVEL; as an in
dependent candidate for the Office of
Sheriff, at the approaching election in
November next.
We are authorized to announce
PHIL0 ALDEN as candidate for the
Office Of Sheriff, at the next approach
ing election.
We are authorized to announce
RUSSELL JONES as a candidate for
the Office of Sheriff, at the approaching
November election.
Weare authorized to announce D.
B. DOYLE as candidate for Sheriff,
mt the next ensuing election.
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OLIVE BRANCH.
AND ATLANTIC WEEKLY

EEyhe Boston Olive Branch and At
i lantic Weekly, is published every
Saturday. by Henry Upham & Co,
Editors and Proprictors, to whom all
ldltors should be addressed. Office.
No; 30 Washington street.
TERMS:
Two dollars a year to single subscfis
bers, if paid in advance; % % at the
expiration Of sir months, and SO so il
not paid before the close Of the year.
Two copies one year, SO five copies,
81 ten copies, and one TO the gettef
up oil the club, SIS fifteen copies.
and one to the gcller up OF club, $l7
SO /; twenty copies, and one to gettcr
up Of club, S22 thy money always 10
be paid in advance.
Postmasters and eieTgymen can have
the paper for ony dollar per year, and
are authorized to act as agents.
Two gentlemen can have the paper
for So An old subscriber, by getting
a new one and sending 80 in advance,
may have the paper for one year. Or
an old subscriber may send Tour names
and 81. and his own Will be receipted
for another year.
Single subscribers always 50 in ada
vance, and clubs to be renewed must
also be paid in advance.
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~
Why SHOULD ANY MAN SWEAR
l can conceive Of no reason why lie
should, but of ten reasons why he
should not:
|. 1t is mean. A man of high NOR
al standing would almost as soon steal
sheep as swear.
9. 1t is vulgar, although too mean
for decent man.
3, It's cowardly; implying a fear
either Of not being believed or obeyed-
ed.
A. tits ungentlemanly. A gentle
man, according to Webster, is a gem
teel MAXWELL refined. Such
a one will no more swear, than go into
the streets to throw mud with olod
hopper.
5. tits indecent, offensive to deli
caey, and extremely unfit for human
ears.
6. It's foolish. Want of decency,
is want of sense. Pope.
n tits abusive. To the mind which
conceives the oath, to the tongue which
utters it, aud to the person at whom it
is aimed.
8. 1t is yenomous; showing mans
heart to be anest of yipers, and every
time he swears, one of them sticks out
his head.
Q. It is contemplate forfeiting the
respect of all the wise and good.
10. Iii wicked; violating the d.
vine law and provoking the wrath of
Him who will hold him guilty. who
takes his name in vain.-Sa;lor's Rfae-
gzipr
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For Assessor.

Weare authorized to announce j. A.
INABNETT as candidate for the
Office of Assessor, at the approaching
election.
Mr.. EDIPoR--Please announce the
name of N. R. BLACKWELL as a
candidate for the office of Assessor at
the ensuing election. MANY VOTERS.
We are authorized to announce j.
MARION DOYLE as candidate for
the Office of Assessor at the ensuing
election.
We are authorized TO announce B. S.
EDWARDS as a candidate for the
Office of Assessor at tho ensuing cleo
ton.
We are authorized to announce w.
S. STROUD, as candidate for the
Office of Assessor, ut the ensuing elee-
ton.