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1859, and March 81, 1859, as by refer
enee 70 his letter you will sea-
Now just look Up the "ope quarter
asserted above, and see if you can find It.
1t is false, and he knows it, for we have
taken the account from his own book in
the office, where there is no charge of
fly cents for newspaper postage IN any
quarter, from the time be commenced re-
ceiving papers at this office.
He has also squirmed into an acknowl-
edgement that he has received "eighteen
transient papers," when in his former,
precious, truthful COMMUNICATION (D he
does not intimate the possibility of
there being one. One word more as to
transient papers.
This GEORGE w. WOODWARD was
once upon time acting sheriff Of this
county, in charge Of the Jail, and pris-
oner, Dave Smith, blinded his official Wis
ion with fine tobacco, SO that he escaped
his custody, while WOODWARD was smart
ing under the effects of the snuff. Well,
he (wooDwAnD) brought down thirteen
envelopes to the post-office, directed to
different parts Of tile State, like good
officer, advertising The escape with reward,
&C., and paid the boy, who was at the
time attending, one cent on each, as he
stated each contained a circular. The
Postmaster on his return to the office
knew that there must be more than one
circular in each envelope, and on opening
them found from t,oo to your in each, and
then attached to each envelope as many
one cent stamps as there were circulars,
according to law Query: Did the snuff
effect his vision in regard to his honesty
as well as officially9
This is the man who is, engaged in
supplying the Clarion with material for
assault, and we shall wait the result Of
any legal investigation (Which Mr.. E. W..
BARNS authorizes us to say that he is
ready to. meet,) for the complete and en-
tire vanishing, as visionary, Of the "One
hundred squirrels that run through that
knot hole.
Is not a legal course.the just and man.
" one? And if Mr.. BARNS is the un-
principled scoundrel the Clarion tries to
prove him to be, let his accusers take the
legal remedy, instead of this contemplate
lame method of attempting to manufac-
tule public opinion by spreading before
its readers fancied wrong. He, like any
other public officer, is dmenable to the
law, !.
The Postmaster has made his statement
under oath, and the accusation has by
admissions dwipdled down already to a
much less "enormous outrage" We
feel compelled to write as above, and hope
to have an opportunity for publishing a
legal decision in the case. For if a man
pCM seat himself on hot stove he must
endure the .blisters.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-05-09
+ Trees, Shrubs and Plants,

II WISH to say to the people of Ottawa, and
IL adjoining counties, that have made arrange
ments with reliable Nurseryman, at Rochester,
N, Y, by which am prepared TO furnish
TREES, lSRRUBS g. PLANTS "
both fruit and ornamental. of superior quality,
at prices that am confident will give satisfac-
ton. And as L intend to make this a permsnent
business, believe you win see Tire advantage
in buying of me in preference to some irrespon-
sibo tree pcdder. Orders for trees TO be set this
spring must be handed in Immediately.
..fla,-t..t .,.,f J0INrW. COOK
Grand Haven, April u, 1860. "A i7h tn6S If
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) Democratic county Convention.

Aconyention of delegates from the several
townships of the county of Ottawa, will be held
at the Court House, in the village of Grand Ha-
ven, on Friday, the 25th day Of May, at A o'clock
P. M, for the purpose Of choosing delegates to
represent the county of Ottawa at the Democrat
ic State Convention, to bebeld at Detroit, on the
3lst inst, for the nomination of State officers.
Each township will be entitled to delegates
BY order of the Co. Com.
Grand Haven, Mayo, 1860. 90" '..i
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Agricultural Implements!

FTHE subscriber is Offering more complete as
Il sortment than ever, of. Plows,, Cpltivators,
Harrows, Drills, Field Rollers, Grain Cradles,
Hand and Horse Rakes, Threshing Machines.
Hay Presses, Reapers and Mowers and every 9th.
er kind of Farming Implements and Mashines.--
Gratefully acknowledging the liberal patronage
which he has heretofore received he solicit q
continuance Of the same.. gr1rl -41.H .T
t'.s..A.-.H .9rt M -o1iiJ. I, sCHUBB.
Grand Rapids, March 20, 1860. vol lily 60
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PARKS & VAN DEN BERG
GENERAL " fi7
LAND AND TAX AGENTS.

u GRAND HAVEN, 49, MICHIGAN.
GEORGE PARKS, 49, P. VAN DEN BERG.
WYE have perfect abstract Of titles for tho
w counties OF Ottawa and Muskegon, and will
make abstracts Of title to hind, on short notice.
Attend to purchase and sale Of real estate, bid
ding Of land at tax salesj payment of taxes;
and will take general supervision, Of alllands
entrusted TO their charge, and will attend to tho
collection OF debts. .uC - nov nidoN.
Ge- Peter Van den Berg, Justice Of the
Peace, and Notary Public. .srt. y..sV
Grand Haven, April 25, 1860. fn6s II
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CITY M EAT M AR K E r,
. j. COLEMAN, Proprietor. rf3|

At this market may be found all kinds of Meat,
Butter, Eggs and Vegetables, .
And for the cash, my customers may be assured
TINT will not belipdersold in this market.W
Good prices will be paid for fat Cattle, Sheep.
Hogs, dc. Market a few doors above tho Post
Office, on Washington Street. r.og
Grand Haven, May 2, 1850. [ly mo
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Canton +!

THIS is to caution any one against purchas-
Il ing certain note given to Joshua Morse,
or bearer, for ffty-four dollars and fifty cents,
dated Oct. 10, ls4S. Upon the note are the fol-
lowing endorsements $37, 17th Feb5 1859 and
81, 22d Feb, 1860. The note has been paid.
.ae,U .fas..l fs.i MARK LOSEE,
Grand Haven, April 10, 1860. Jaw n67
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For Chicago.

HNHEIfNa sailing schooner s'4SG07LA,ND
i Clidesdell, Master will make weekly trips
between this place and Chicago -Freights. want
ed. even at the lowest figures. Inquire at this
once for'further Information. - = = "a
May O., 1860. " styfs ssf.Hag ln7l tt
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j. F. Chubb, Manufacturer Of and
chimes, Reapers, Mowers, Hay Presses and all
kinds of Farming Tools and Machines Ag-
ricultural Warehouse, Canal Street, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
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George d. Sanford. Dealer in News

papers, Periodicals, School Books, Stationery;
also Detroit .Daiies and Weeklies, Yankee
Notions, Tobacco, Cigars, Candies, Nuts, &c.
First door above the News Office, Washing
ton street.
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PERsoNAL.--Mr. MEDILL, formerly ed
itor and proprietor of the Prairie Farm
er, visited us on Saturday last, finding
us with uprolled sleeves busy at the case.
He expressed himself much pleased with
our village and its air of prosperity. H
g. BY the way, the Prairie Farmer is a
very desirable paper for the agriculturist,
fruit grower, DC. 1t makes its appear
ance regularly at our table editorial with
a rich store of information. We noticed
in the last number a short article relating
to the working of WATERS Steam Plow,
on one of the western prairies. 1t plow-
ed an acre in about twenty minutes, turn
ing beautifully even fuftow. He has
six plows attached, and of course all in
motion at once. The use Of the steam
pillow on the prairies has proved a com
plete success, though they would scarcely
DO found efficient among the stumps and
roots Of western Michigan at present,
and The day may not be far distant
when the puff Of the steam engine may
be as common in our fields as at present
on our railways. Mr.. WATERS, the in
ventor Of the plow bearing his name, is
q Detroit man, if we are not misinforrned,
and exhibited his pillow at the National
Fair at Chicago, in September last.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-29

leading portant ports in the United state aad British
America, Nz,--NeS York, Blston, Portland, Qieoeti
HALIFAX and ST JohDs, AMI am sure Il Is not claim
too much that these have resulted directly ana
solely nom the line hrst established from galway &C.
that Ireland is al this late lay receiving the
benefits of commerce and intercourse Win AmerleS ~
steam 10 which she is justly entitled, and whether
receive any substantial reward myself Tor nay exE
tions aud outlay, will be pleasing reoolecton
that through my humble Efforts aided and ASSET As
have been by wise statesmen aud ndcatgae assoc ate
pai tculary the very Rev. Peter nuy (Who Is now her'
ireland about 10 assume her correct commercial posi-
ton
ton must be equally acceptable giving them As Il wnli
direct intercourse both for trade an postal correspoa
dence with the seven millions Of people and the large ani
important towns, cities aud manufacture OF that coIny
rcverenty and affect onatey spoken Of by the millions
Of Irish people in America a. Old Ireland .-
To my many friends in America and all WHOM you ma
meet or with when you may communicate, nope you
will express my regards and regrets that cannot accom-
pany YOU on your VOYAGE also that n;eud as soon
as my pressing business affairs and Parliamentary duties
viii permit, TO take passage on one Of the ne" ve''s
AMI visit the New World. ~, "a
The successful opening Of this great en'erp7se w.
OF greater moment Ireland In commercial pyl1' -
view than any event Of this crB'ur! and ne % -
people Of that country, and OF 'SlN Jay % . CON
largely indebted for the avors they nave ie 49, ,bis
ferred upon me- WILL hope see ~ ile 49,, 49,, hen
splendid steamer the FIRST material pro- t' Wv" Nv,
nation is firm in is determination 70 s.d .'e"' W 0'A
Gle Is 10 be found too great 20 be oNelooat, -
Tie most agreeable portion OF my ccnimuncat.on re-
mans-that Of i gOs e,%ssn 81 the ne ~
mai line nom galway aud trust Of the finest pad
die steamers ever 6ut and also Of cOngcatulang the
company upon having in their employ gentleman whose
high position, sterling integrity, urbanity OF manners
and largo acQuautapc with transatlantic commerce and
travel 50 well entte him to their confidence wish
YOU with great sincerity and honesty OF heart Cod
speed your voya age, ana earnestly hope that every
good may attend you and the noble ship you com
naad You have been chosen and ftly chosen, 10 dis
charge this most important duty may you be as success
tul as your warmest wishes could desire,
am, dear sir, yours very sincerely, 49, -
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'rn. OIL % the rena ~ population. but il conse
aue1ce % the uohappy condition OF the 20 900 and
children who wandering about the mountain with.
out food shelter With respes, r. the general affairs
a. the Turkr'h empire, commission had been scot out
by the Forte TO maze inquiries, aad the ambassadors OF
the great Powers deferred any further steps until they
hli received the repo-. OF that commission
Lofd B2orCHAS deeply Impressed with the painful
Importance OF this subject and thought his noble friend
had been but well nforaed ls to the exteo, of ths
mischief aai cruelty which had been perpetrated he
believed that the Turkish government had sianed
through weakness With respect 20 Observation Of hs
noble friend accusing him Of violation OF tae law oil
pacns 10 bis allusons % Garbsid he was the last
who would Willingly zee unnecessary interference in the
lternal affairs OF other nations, bu, with respect
Caribati, he rs much Scllian William III was
Engshman with this difference, that he was not the
nephe~ Of the Eas Of Naples, 10, bad he nargied ha
JlLlltpr
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TIE nust-io1s and venerable Admiral Rirxers ae.ti.
mo who crowned In 1s<s bis long and patriotic NE by
bis active intervention IN the Sican direction lnf
by the skifi manner In which he directed lisf n
the executive government has received the folio rsy let
ter from Garbadi-
Highly esteemed and very dear Ff'ead ~ any hwy
Of Providence could make bov before q with feep
gratitude h certainly that which has been conferred "a
by the events which have lately taken place In sciIy
and IN which ! have been sYpy enough 10 take part
these brave people are freejoy depicted every coun
tenance and the streets rescund with the cries Of delight
Of those vho have been released Ard, revertheces
melancholy voce ariecs hon the multitude uRarsice
Settmc does not sppcarhe father o. the sican pep
pctbe veteran Of The Independence ~ the ccunryAe
venerable exile is not here 70 share IN the universal e
ing Of sssfaction The hearth OF the Italian patriarch
n deserted and cold Oh come, man OF Sicily, ccAe "
msned worthy Of youwho suffered during tv elve year
all that the mcst strocous tyranny could inact-enA
who did not bend knee before MEMORABLE rules:
Your arrival 10 Sicily will be the finest a our naeicea
fta" Yours afecsiouasesy, 0ARfbALU
Aner the inszrrection Of I0<s hAd ceeu put down u
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lef thal reylsi Tor what he arriving a. Ole s,yl
lagtg concerning hn Is that he had very es-
cape Of sitting America under circumstances altogether
different from taose which marx tue progress 70 Cxnaia
OF the present heir Of England Lord Berkeley was 50
much moved by the erocoas hatred OF George the First
for this scapesrace Of son. that he offered relieve his
royal aad suffering lord b. kidnapping the Prace and 90
dsposng Of hin amid the transatlantic plantations that
his l.v ing vhereabt III should more be snova 70
mortal all the reported details of this story be
true displays wonte< instinct Of race IN the Berse-
leys-one Of whom leat his for the "dsposng Of
TIE very fret man who had borne the title OF "wa.as
poor Edward Of Caernarvoni
No other heir apparent OF the same family made
near approach 10 "gong abroad" during his heir
ship tbs Frederick the father OF George the Third
traversed the in his twenty second year to
anoag great yanisres the dgly Of English prince
There tradition among of the Old officers Of the
household OF George the Fourth that prior the Re-
gency, be made stolen visit to the Duke OF Orleans
The tradition is My upheld by the Princes familiarity
With the topography Of Paris but such knowledge would
imply that be mus. have been toe-aby well known aso
ana this story we take to be spocrypha..
Finally we have now, for the first time Prince OF
Wales moving from England over the waters uaimpeled
by adversely unlnauenced by spirit OF aggression
Happy el-cu and praseworthy purpose alone &C
COMPANY this SOL Of English mother May Canada re-
tura US Prince with experiences happy memories
and endowments which shall make OF his manhood tine
of glorious usefulness and period TO be pointed q.
empary and fsl!cltous for ever.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-21
KEOKUK xHIRT mANUTACTOKT
Axp
Ready-Made Linen Depot,
8M-.g9T ~ AN- sKee

~ - - OHE<E HEMs
Third st, ut. HAHN d johnson EOKuK.
@ HLRTE aMAD1 TO ORDER frem nsAsurs, ont
~ upon orr Improved method. ~ guaranteed.
\ 0cntlsmsn,a LnSn altered or sspaireA. a
sW0 vial Also make mp 70 ordsr, in spperior maA-
psr, Ladies' and Gcntlemen's underwear in een-
eru1 s8s 88 - s*
Childrsn's Clothes, Ladies' Cloaks, Asgsaia, &c.,
Ac, made 10 order.
fiukins, Stamping, Embsoidsring, and all kinds
N needle work executed IN 3 anpsriar manner
Nov. Sd
YOIIoW Ochre. FrcnCh.
! CASKS. Hssrs in stofe and for sAls low by
q A. j. WILKINSON,
e3 SigA Of the Goiasn Ksgie aad Mertss,
deelS-d - NalnrsL
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M w. ~ CK -. m. H.. xurr0on
Wa DoMttxt. 0fice on secohd-St., Il, - nj -r1'
bstsesA Main md johnson strsnts, Kso1
kuk Iowa. n ~

D.. Hiohs, In rsnswins his eafd " tAs psbEc,
wpsh sAM attention 10 = new sbyis Of stPlAts
Work, which i peculiarly adapted 70 Hat, irrsgn
MI and cthsrwise dl1s~k jswS. This iMYfuvs-
ment has been tested thrss ysau md has sastainsd
its earH promise of filing : real want In plate
work. TAswofk is now worn by manycf our most
prominent citi.ens, who give 1t hearty approval,
and to whom be is permitted to refer those inter-
ssted. & ss-tess 8N a@1N s@s ss~
DT. II. II else mounting "continsous axm''
work, Block work, and ordinary sasold Plate
work, for which u hAs sapcrtox stock Of nvts-
rial. He u prepared 70 6li teeth with old Foil,
adhesive Gold" and "Chrystal Gold, in the most
thorough and durable manner. s@atSgeH
In visw Of the stringensy in money mattsrs
some allusion to PRICES msy not be improper
While, on the one hand DR.. II. believes it be the
better policy, - we'll a. the hopcster conrse, not
TO work at AL than to work ut prices that will ne
cassitats inferior work on the othcr hand he IL
willing 70 conform in his charges TO the lower
standard Of remuneration that other occupations
hass suffered. 8fg S21.
With Aztcen years experience, 4 thorough dsvo-
tion 70 biz profession, and an earnest desire 10
plcsss, he b detefminsd 10 merit, snd hcpsa to re-
ceivs, continuation Of the liberal patronage hare
tofore enjoyed.
July1l-d&w
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Coal.

ROM TINE NEW T0RK AND FARm- J
lMGTOM COALs MINEns M NJ
E7HOLESALE and retatl. Aaltnewledgsa lby
Nv All % be the best k0wa Coal. sss
fhis superior Coal delivered At WARSAW md M
kndfiA, IN Iots of 1000 bsshsh an6 upwards, 81
rates. Ofies On Third-s nsek Hahn.
lsg2kd ~ IL B. r. PLATTs
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THREE THROUGH


.-..s ~
BETWEEN PITIabUkdH PHILADkLHHIA,
Connecting direct In the Union Depot 1t Pttsbsrgh,
Phiiadslp6ia, New York, Boston, Baltinsore and
Washin gton City; thss furnishine facirtiss Tor
the trHnsportatiun OF Passeuesrs uneurpaased. for
Speed and Comfort, BY any other rosle. =
phia rssous aaa change Of Car. d
Smoking Cars are attached % sssh srais; wood
ru0p gIscpin9 Cam to ExpreSe ana Yaat Trsins.
THE ExPkEsS RUNS DAILY, Nall and Fsst
Line Sundays excepted. A.6~....ss.
Express and Fast Line connect for Baltimors and
urn.y yry Up .rua s..-.- p&r...,.,,.
Ns~ Yo,I. Two n.ily Trains b.t..sn ~ yarS ~
90 nes,en 80 80 =
THRnIIsH TICKETS f.n p.,n -. - :.
.;th.r of the .havs Tr.ins. and t,.nsss,, throrss
W. york frse 'AAo.sA
BOAT TICKETS to Boston are good VA Nor
vich, Fail River or Etonineton linS. Baxxage
txansf4rreA free.
{ TICKETS may b obtained At any Of ths inpor-
:; :n E1's y =. os sss, IN s. ss w = s On %
Mississippi and Ohio Mven.
-Eare Always - Low ana T1ns
- Qalck as ~ any o9hor UOHec. -
ASK FOR TICKETS By R1TT6BURH.
The completion Of the Western connections Of
THE DIAECT LINE DKTWEBN TH1E
EAST AND THE GIN REAT WEST
The onAectinG 0f tracks by the RailFoa1 Bridge
at Httsburgh, avoiding al drayage or ferriags Of
freight, together with the saving Of time, are 3D.
vantages readily appreciated BY Shippsn Of
Freight, and the Travelling Pubic.
For Freight Contracts Or Shipping Dirsstisns,
apply TO or address either Of The following Agents
OF the Company
ID. a. STEWART, Pittsburgh5
H. 8. Pierce . CO., zanosvihs, Ohio; II. JOHN
son, Ripley, 0hioJ =. 4otessly, Aaysvilie,
Kentueky Ormsky 3 OHUpper, Purtsuouth, Ohio,
Paddock Co, teGsrssnvins, InAiaAAi II. W.
Brown Co.. Cincinnati, Ohio Atherr Hfhhsrt
Cincinnati, O.; X. c. Meldrum, M adison, indiana;
Jos. 3. Moore, Louisville, Ky-,P. II. OsRiley 4
Co., Evansville, Ind; n. W. 6rshaa . Co., Cairo,
Ill; h. n. bas, Ehalcr 6lAss, 81. Loais, No.;
John n. Harris, Nashville, TsnA.; Harris Hust,
Memphis, Tenn; Clarke Co., Chicago, ILL.,; W.
II. II. Koonts, Alton, H.; or TO Freight Agsnts
OF Railroads - diAsfsnt points in the West.
rA~ E~~~r>.. ~sss~s>. 49,.
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KEOKUK IOWA: SATURDAY. JANUARY 81 1850
axo. G.. ANDERSON. ALEXANDER nARcLAY
IEHTABLIsHEDI IN Is48.l

9aonxHxLSG HOuyE or
q II ~ q II G. a N ID II n . X o..
LHAvE this DIR. Admitted as 4 partner In the
k4AnkiAe Busin1ss, Ai1xandsr Barclay lwho hte
bssh myt Sller f0Txhe lsst six years.. The -.
ness, hereafter, will be conducted under the 6rm
and style Of =.
GEO.sC. ANDERSON q 90.
Being one OF the Oldest Banking Houses (if no,
the ohest) In Iowa, the new firm solicits sontin
uanocof tprney pstrcnegeso hbsfallg extended tt
the senior partner. 4@ ~
They viii make colIcctions and remit, less Ex
change, on the day Of payment, free of charge.
Their rsfsrsacss ~ ~ fornsrly by ssnior psrt.
nAr, wis vengwy e@ stss..~s n
RHynrxxcxs @SH
Park Bank, N. Y. vi fts
Winslow, Lanief b CO., Bankers, MY
Edward w. Clark i Co, PhiiAdslphia.
IL Howard Banking Co., BestDn. E9
Clapp, Fuller Brpwns, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Holman 0eipcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, pittsbafgh.
Farmers Deposit Bsnk, Pittsburgh.
Kramer : kahm, Bankers,
Gilmore = Brothsrton I" Cincinnati.
A d. Hunt Co., Louisvilie.
State savings Institation, st. Louis.
Ksokuk jan. +, 'Ss. GEU.C. ANDERSON
jan6d
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E,R0M AND AFTER THURSDAY, JAN. 6th,
4 and until further notice, only one train win
be run eaeh way, - foliows:
VIM ieaYs Keokuk at 7:3O o'clock .. m. and arrive
~ Fort Madison at q. m.
Will lease Fort MsAison st $3.50 .. m. and arrive
So ~ Ksoknk at 400 p. a. $50
The 1880 clock = n. train from Keoknk connects
at Fort Msdson with frst class Post CoAehes OF the
Western Stage Co., making furs eonnections at
Burlington with evening trains KAst and West.
- Fare BY this route as Low AS THR LOW
Est, and passengers suhiscted to ~ few changes
by any other route.-
THROUGH TICKETS over this line can be pro-
North, Of J. X. TEwKSBUkY, Ticket Agent, op-
posits the Billings Housc, Main st, Keokuk.
Jan. 4, '6o-d&w
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Business Cards, not sxcssding six lisss, inside
FansHl Nosisss II %. obi,aariss, according
- spASs occupied. 80 %8s88 =
DisplAysd advsrtissnsats half more than tie
above rates. &V So -
Adysrtissnssts loaded and placed unAsr the
hsAd of special Notices." 6oseie rae ordinary
Satss. @ s&A az @s ff#stFf H @8n3@a S&F'
Special Notices In the Local osisna - cents
per line. N |7 80
Advertissmsnn ordered On he inside sxstS-
nvely In the Dsily, altar the Arst tve wesk q,
5e per cent. n.ore than the abovs ratSs.
All fvsnsissf advsyfsss~sSts mxsf De p4sa for
In 41ssa<s. This rule will net - varied from
when the Aavsrtissr ussa the weekly Aaons
the price will be the ssme a. in the Daily
Where the DaiIy and weekly are both used
10 per coat. VIII Be deducted frcn the aggrs-
gate amount.
Under tbs present systsm, the advertiser
pays 30 nsch Per aths spsss Ne occupies, the
changss being shargssbae for tho composition
onlys This plan 10 now gcnsrslIy sAop&ed.--
Our cAnsgs fer sAAngss viii - Is esats per
square. #N f@&@
- In all Gases where advertisements are
tiiscontinusd before the sxpirstion Of the ysar
snr the time contSa1ted for, they Will be charged
Ap at our regular rates fer the time actsa l.
ly in..
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Main Sisssi, = Dcors shove tAe BIAaes Hoss
HAlR-CUTTINa done according TO Physiog
Il nomy and the principles OF the Coi0Sxr.
Hair and Whiskers dyed to perfection, either
brown of black. 44@ 8@0a
Thu Proprietor calls apecal attention TO his style
Of Hair Csttins. and challenges the profession.
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