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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-16

TIE s. RUsswuRx,- gentle man. who
has been the Principal Clerk of the House OF
Representatives during the present session OF
she Legislature, yezteriay resigned that posi-
tion, having been invited to . more prefi'a-
bic field of labor At the Federal Capital, HIS
efficiency as Clerk and his urbanity and
courtesy as a gentlemen had secured for him
the respect and esteem Of all the members OF
the House, aud his resignation wac receis ed
with regret by all. Having freqarntiy ex-
perienced favors at his hands in afiording IA
cilities 10 our Legislative Reporter. se heart
ily Join In the feeling of regret expressed In
the resolution adopted by the House on 'he
occasion
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-16
A Family Necessity.

The following statement speaks for itself: Eztraef
'In lifting the kettle from the IRE aud scald-
ed my hands and person very severely-one hand
almost to a crisp. The torture unbearable. It
Was an aw al sight: The Mustang Lini-
m-nt appeared to extract the pain almost immedi-
atey II healed rapidly and left scar of account.
CnAKLEs FOSTER, 400 Broad street, Phila"
It Is truly wonderful article. II will any
cas-, OF Swelling, Burns, stiff Joints, Eruptions or
Rheumatism. For Horses, il should never be dis.
pensed with. One dollars worth of Mustang has fire.
quently saved a valuable horse. II cures Galds,
SpTaius, Rngbone, SPAWN and Founders. Beware of
limitations. sold in all parts of the hababe Globe.
BARNES PARK, ProPrietors,
feb2-lm New York.
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EAGLEyuLE. Feb. z. 1860.

EAGLEvnLE. Feb. Z. 1860.
WILLIE congress having organized, and
l having recently supplied my gastromonic
department with the ordinary rustical vesper-
tine collation., l again locate this organic
material individuality to inform you l am
still accommodating round the superfciary OF
this portion of the sublunary conglommera-
ton, endeavOring to suppeditate the congo
ries of responsibilities ppertaining to my con-
nubial continuity, with the consultudinary
acquisitions of their necessitations; and to
accumulate an exuperance of saturnian at
fuence with which TO emendate my circum-
stantial existence. But am necessitated to
exscind this supervacaneous superiority, for
my vocabulatiOn is about disem5ogued; be-
ing fatiigated by this efficaciOus emantion,
hope your innate perspIcuity will notify you
that at present we are enjoying the oblecta-
ton salubrity.
Now, as the consultations have frightened
their corruscating scintillations and nebula-
ted the brilliancy of my nocturnal luminary,
l am absolutely compelled to surrender my
fatigated organic corporal and mental in
dividuality to abdormition.
Yours, r
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-16
New YORK: Feb. Il

The Tizsss Washington correspondent says
Lord Lyons received by the last steamer. inn
portant dispatches rendering the treatment
of American sailors in British ports. which
be laid before Secretary Cas- to-day. II :
Lordship had long interview with General
Casa. aud the Subject Of Lord john Rnsseil's
reply 10 cur government and the rejoinder
was discussed with some warmth.
Highly int resting information was re-
ceived here yesterday by Major Phelps, from
Upper Mexico. Some 500 men were march
Ing from Durango on Chihuahua. supposed 10
be robbers, bat calling themselves Tacubyaits-
The Governor Of chihuahua sent an express
20 II Paso. 293 miles distant, in IS hear,
asking the authorities there TO procure from
The American side aud forward 200 rifles for
their prof ctiOn. Il was intimaied that the
unised States. would be asked TO Interfere
Msj. Phelps called Immediately on the Pre~i-
dent aud iaid before him the iacts. which are
nov under considerations.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-16
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Hogseimet and resumed the consider
alton OF Senate Bill 10 amend the usary laws
and to establish a conventional rate OF int
rest. The bill was further discussed and
amended, aud then il was rejected, yeas 81
nays 30.
A mution was made to reconsider the vote
aud 20 lay that motion oa Dc table, which
failed, yeas 20, nays 81.
An Intellectual motion was made to adjourn
good deal Of confusion now followed, and
discussion on motions TO adjourn aud point,
of order. when the preyions question on III,
motion to reconsider was demanded. aud wa,
sustained The vote was then taken on the
motion to reconsider, and resulted yeas IS
nays Is
Adjourned till's A. NJ. tomorrow.
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fcorruSrcArxp1


MEssRs. EDrroRs The subjoined is-not
copy o: fac simile-but the original epistle
we have just received by adams 4 Co.'s
Express from our eccentric correspondent
in the country.
We have employed our reasoning faculties
in vain in attempting to define the difficult
terms made use of so as to clearly understand
the writer's meaning. You have read extern
siyely, and are used to Woodworking, as well
as word-coiniDg, will you give some idea of
the writer's object2 Doee he mean to say,
since Congress has organized The country is in
better condition, and that he locates his
material individuality" with view to in
form US that he now srodomontades" more
securely this 'subiunary conglomeration ~
Is this correct solution of the first paragraph
If it is, this is as far into his meaning as we
could see, and as we have searched to no
. purpose, Webster's Unabridged Pictorial
Royal Octave Last Edition Dictionary for
definitions, we are referred to you for instruc-
ton, as this may be important letter, and one
that requires an immediate answer. Ii you
cannot explain. please hand it to the Local
Editor of the Banner, or the local Editor OF
the Union and american, or to the Democratic
Latin Grammar Students of the Union Uni
versity at Murfreesboro, or to all three, and
perhaps their combined classic wisdom can ex-
plain it The last named, it may be, can
give more satisfaction-we mean the school
boys. (by way of distinction) who employ
the phrase uoc,nn popuii in one of their bum
combe resolutions, and who suggest therein
that the fate of the Union depends upon the
the Presidency!
. Without the writer's knowledge or consent,
we take the liberty of handing you this letter
of his:
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The PENANG for c.pp.s.

RIcAxoSD, Va, Feb. Is
The Governor sent in message 70 the
Legislature to-day, giving history OF the
requisftion for Coppie. and denoancing the
duplicity Of Gov. kirkwood, Iowa. 10 aiding
his escape. He urges prompt action on the
part of the South TO put itself In q position
where IL can secure the punishment Of these
who offendagaiast the laws
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-16

Nrs wfnsIoVy, an experienced nurse VA
smale ply sician has soothing syrup for children
eething, which greatly facilitates the process Of
eethi.s by sof,ening the gumsre lucing ailinhama
on-wil allay all pain and is sure to regulatethe
bowels. Depend upoDit, mothers, IL willgve rest
yourselves and relief and health TO your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column une7dAwly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-16

A FuSEg.L IxvuArIoS-The following
order. ueFbassns e tl'srasss. was received by al
ussdersskss "a the Basery last Friday morn
ins, lFon IN afflicted xidower living In Pearl
street
.-Sas; az wIAf Il ded and w5ass 10 be
brrriea, "a uonaeF klok. u aose saIr ls-s
Dig the no.e--bi he aid or my toe uth 3
waIis-L-s IL be dssYF'
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-16
Advanced Taxes.
CoILsrToSi< ofFscz, CTR Hail.
NAznEfffR. Ian. .Olh Ism

tuILEffuk UfFItx, TN ffAlI,
SazavfrtR, Jan 10Th, 1850.
TAX PAYERS who wish 20 avail themselves q
IL she privileges Of The Las allow ng prepay meat
of CORPORATION TAxfs, for the year fs6o, are
hereby aotaed thai they do 20 BY calling
Al fas CoAeetofs oEsce- Interest the rais u
RIA ekxr per mossh VIII be allowed from he date Il
ceftacae. All tst az Jnly 0wnsrs e< tzkasle pep
srty a tAis icy vii and their interest q call
imfss lately. A MI SON,
taa2t-ia col.ector.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-16
EnItarRI NnfIeQ.

The friends aud acquaintainces of Mr.. and Mrs
GEO. W. SHIELDS requested to attend the funeral
of their little daughter SARAH, at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing, from their residence, corner Of summer and
Gay streets. Divine service by Elder p. S. Fall.
February 18th. lS60
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-16
Flower Seeds by Mail.
20 SELECT VARIETIES FOR ONE DOLLAR

VXTE have just received fr ON the nurseries of B.
w X. Bliss, Sprinfeld, Mass, 5000 PAPERS
OF THE CHOICEST FLOWER SEEDS. the Seeds of
French aud German AsterE, Double Balsanis Dwar IF
Larkspars, Double Hol hoe rs, Carnations Pansies
Prlmr ssS etc eic. are direct from the most cele
brated growers OF these plants in Europe and are
saved from prize flowers only. We send choice as
sortments OF the best blooms free by mail at the
following prices
Assortment No. consists of twenty choice
varieties of Annuals, 81 90
So Consists of twenty choice
varieties of Biennials aud
Perienni.ls, 81 90
" 3 consists of ten extra fine va
rietics of Annals and Pc
rvnais embracing many of
the new and caoicest in cul-
iratiOn. 81 90
90 +" consists Of five very choice
varieties S, lected from PTize
Flowers II knglish Pansies
German Carnation, and ri
coffee Pinks ,Yerben8s, rraf-
faults French Asters and
Double Hollyh >cks, each OF
which are soid rs cents
singly, 81 90
Persons 10 ordering will please give the number
of the Assortment. Remittances can be made IN
Bank Bills or postage stamps.
1s- We have every variety Of Flower Seeds for
sale a EASTERN PRICES.
febl4-u MACKENZIE & MINCHIN.
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Committed to Jail.

OF Davidson county as runaway negro Girl,
" who says her name is MARY, and that she be-
longs TO JAMES OWEN. She further states that her
master bought her in Memphis, and his way TO
Alabama by way Of Nashville, and while in Nash.
willie she got lost Said girl is about IL yerrs old and
of dark complexion, very sprigbiIy. The owner
is requested TO come forward, prove property and
pay charges the law directs, this 18th Feb'y 1890
THoS. HO BSUN,
feb15-sw Jailor at Nashville, Tenn.
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Gadey,s Ladx,s Book.

HAGAN 4 TREANOR have received Godey's La
IL dy's Box for March, aud Petersons Lady - Ma
tional Magazine for March, for sale by
HAGAN L TREANOR
febl5-tf No Union street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-16
Clerk and Masters safe.

athers.
nY virtue 80 decree cf The Hoa- CreRit Cart, a
II Nashville. feaa-, Fsoheaueeda. fse @eeSe sznss
is January Tern Izso wfit expass 20 Pzhiie
sale 70 fhr As<s bidder he bs 1es e sis izse
William cAHpesll seeszs. on ESks7aAfs -ttE 9Th
DAY OF MafcH, fsso. tAe foIsss kx Negroes, va
sslsia charizs Nary, Jesse, zsAsns tss ,yn kfzr-
ries, N.ncy. Gsrolsns, tsna. HanEsh, Asrah and
5ase aas also, ter ssnzs ess 90 TIE qTr1zssss,
vii xii tie Tract Of lan1 "a rhlrh the kzsd VA.
cznnbsll ee a. Fcslas ceniztains sso1t $50 acres
ssia Lass <s1 Negroes Ests for disss5os 4nene
tbs keirs % s.id Nsflszp csnptsil. GeSsa
~ z9nsbz. nete< viii sPFrezes s<cn<iis sflf BE
sszret- szAs tend nil ts selz epoa ersdI: - T. :
and ye&ss. wf<h interest," na<es with aFpFesed Sc
ssrsy viit b< rseasse1 ss4 ssu Fs<zlne1 nasIi ne
Psrehass nozss IL Fziz. DAfID c. LOVE-
s>zz<-sa Cara <sz Azss<<.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-16
March 9th, 1860.
Notice.

rT1HE partnership heretofore existing between
Il WAIT 4 WirHERs having been dissolved since
the first OF January, 1858, and the books etc, on
hand have been given TO c. Wait, ana are now in
the han DIS of Thomas Hansford who will be found at
Matt Beattie IS Store, and will settle the All
persons owing hay Ing claims ga inst the firm will
present them for settlement, the said WlheTs
has left for parts unknown.
CYRESIUS WAIT.
Somerset, KY. febl4-w4t
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-16
Writing Inks.

L HAGAN has just received a large stock Of
II. ARNolD'S superior Writing FluiG;
BUTLkRS do. do. do;
MAYNARD < MOVES Standard Inks.
The trade supplied on the best tsrms by
n. HAGAN,
feh2-u Al College St
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-16

Whose Goods have been long and favorabiy known
throughout the Southern States that their
Stock Of Clothing for Spring and Summer Wear will
be ready for the inspection of buyers the LIST
February, at which time it will be full and complete
We would call particular attention to he fact tn
all orders sent to Us viii be carefully filed under GU
own HMM EDIATE SUPERVISION. 7
those who visit our market, respectfully extend
an invitation to call and examine our stock before
making their purchases. febl5-lm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-16

Just received at =. HA6AN's, No. al College
- a lar &c aud elegant Ttment OF NALENIlNk
CARDS, ENVELOPES, WRITERS, &c, Comic and se
iimeDtal, at every price frum Eve cents te TWEEN
dollars. The trade supplied Oh reasonable ms.
+. HAGAN,
feb2-u Il COisge ST
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-16
Carmine Inks,
Valentines for 1850.

A LARGE assortment Of the best RED INKS, Il
"A day received by +. HAGAN,
feb2-G Al College st.
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Window Giass.

yUfspas eLAss. Pest sa.sssF. az az Asses frsn
w ser le = - 81 -. Tor k.ss zt
s.2a< nAiSs. BaoHS -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-16

EpxrS ID. MoNoax, y. Y. CAsssUs N. CLAY, Ky.
JoSxFH BsxTIKrr Ne JAMS RIrsmk lad.
a ossk G. FoSG ~. NoSsAS b JUpe, Ill
lAuHxNrs hRAINEED. Vt tHANDtks, Nich-
Joa. 4 s;oop.fsaI Mass JoaS H. ISzxDT, Wa
GIDEON WEIIEs, CgnE- ALkI- RA1EN, MINI
JAMEs >akzsAS, N > ASnsHu J. SisfdESS, No
TV.o. !, WILLIAMS Penn M y. CoNSsI. Kansas
GEozsE Has l., Nd LESI- CLErHAss. u &
AIszkD CAIbWEEI, Va Nm NJ tE-cks n l.
IHOn4s sPoosEz, Ohts-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-14
TTNION H Al L,
SARATOGA SPRINGS, New YORK,

This we'll known HOtol pleasantly located on the
west side OF Broadway and opposite the celebrated
. Congress Springs, opens for Visitors
, JUNE 18TH, FOR THE SEASON.
By the addition, just finished Of handsome brick
rbuildng, two hundred and forty-one feet long, by
nfty-ve eet wide, and i've stories high, II Is much
The largest Hotel in the place, having front Of over
one Thousand Feet, and can accommodate over
ONE THOUSAND GUESTS.
, The Dining Hall, Kitchen and Laundry are un-
surpassed in this country, in extent and complete
ness, and probably in the world
q The Court, enclosed by the main building and
family cottages, form lawn Of several acres IN eX-
tent, intsrsected with shaded walks A fine Band
Of Music belonging 20 the House, viii be in attend
. ance during the season.
Carriage-houses also attached to the premises
iording every facility for excursions for the ac-
mmodation Of Guests.
= The management Of Union Hall, We trust, viii
meet with the approval Of all who may honor Us
PUTNAM & PAYNE,
I lnlylO.2s3 PrOprietors.
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TRTESEMAR l, 2 AND 3, PRO
TFCTED By ROYAL LETrERS PATENT O.
F6qland and secured By tbs seals Of the Eeolo e
PbSrnacis De Paris, and tbs Imperia College o.
Medicine, Vienna.
No. Is invaluable ior exhaustion, spermatofrhlaa
and all physical disabilities
No 2 completely eradicates All traces q tnq9s -
eases that have heretQlore been treated ~ the n--
cious and pernicious use Of copaiTa and cu.,ela-
No 5 has entirely supplanted the LUXURIOUS -.
mercury thereby fnsuring to the sufferer spee1Y -
lief dispensing all impurIrie3s ana footA-a ~ -
TRfESEMAR, Nos. I, z and 3, are YrepsS5;ed u ne
~ carried IN the Waistcoat pocket o9lu ID IN 91
md divided into separate doses ns y
Vaipean I1llemand RouI, ktcold. &C Price - eselt
- rSEaG for so which saves t5 and IN tzI eale4s
hsrsbT there is saving q g. To Be had Wholeal1a
ami rsfaiI Of Dr. BARROW, No. l94 Blocker s.ieel'
Nev York Immediately on receiving Lein ! ..sei
1lr Barrow will forward ths TreseIar y ~ ~
81 the world, securely packed and aoa 49, slSo.@4
f1s 70 the instructions Of the writer,
- sold also b. GAYLOID Han
VIZ. FIsK, glsVelsn9
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-14

The WHBAT-RUsT.-Whea harvest is
now in active progress. The weather has
been dubious, but the wheat must be cut. II
rightly gathered and secured the crop will
be tnll one and the grain generally very
good. Some fields we know in this vicinity
are rustedi one or two ruined by the rust, so
as hardly to be worth harvesting. But care
ful inquiry satisfies US that this damage is
quite limited; the proportion of fields injured
is very small. The general wheat harvest of
the county bids fair to be most bounteous.-
AkroR Beacon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-14
MANNING & REITC, MACHIN.
M lists and ENGINEERS, and
MANUFACTURERS OF

STEAM ENGINES AND MACHINERY
Of every description. Bolts for bridges and other
uses, Iron Grating and Blacksmithing generally.
HEWIfT'a BLOCK, WEST STREET, CLEVELAND, OHIO.
HB-Second haHd Engines taken in exchange for
new work, or sold on commission. Jobbing and Re-
pairing promptly attended to- sug2id&wu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-14

THE LEADER FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
We propose to offer the LEADRR for the
Campaign ending Jan. l, 1851, at the fol-
lowing reduced rates -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-14

MOVEMENTS OF JUDGE DOUGLAs-The New
York News chronicles as follows the move
ments of Senator Douglas and lady:
Senator and Mrs. Douglas will remain at
the Fifth avenue Hotel until Saturday. when
they will go to Sachem's Head. On Monday
or Tuesday in the coming week they return
to New York, and, after remaining a few
days. go to Newport to spend the remainder
Of the month. After that they will visit
Niagara, and stop a few days at the In
ternational Hotel; thence they depart to
Chicago. As the visit of Judge Douglas at
the North is for relaxation and recreation, his
movements will be governed entirely by cir
cumstances-not confning himself to any
particular time for journeying to, remaining
at or departing from any particular place.
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at0tEls
NTANHATTAN HOTFL
LITrLE MouNTAIN EAaIE.

, 'dE RUbLlE Is kESPECIFOL-
4 - IL Informed that the Little Mountain Eagle
Autel is now open for the reception Of guests. I q
dramatically located upon Little Mountain, which
y conlessedly the most delightful and healthy sum
3r mer resort in Ohio, and one having no superior
elsewhere.
THE HOUSE is large, and contains about forty
!. spacious and elegantly fnished rooms The Water
"a pure and plentiful, and
TIE WALKS AND DRIVES
In the vicinity Of the Mountain are singularly ro-
mantle and beautiful.
. LITTLE MOUNTAIN IS In Lake county, about 4
miles nom Mulough0y Station, the Cleveland &
krie Railroad, and about = miles from tbs city Of
Cleveland.
Ladies and Gentlemen seeking transient or perma.
-,ent board during the summer season, as waHOss
PICNIC AND PLEASURE PARTIES,
ere assured, that the proprietor Of Little Mountain
Eagle VIII spare pains expense to render their
aolourn in the highest degree pleasant.
i - Mr.. Jackson, Hotel keeper at WillouFhby,
viii convey persons nom that place the nearest sta
ton 20 Little Mountain on the Cleveland & Erie
Ralroad % tho Little Mountain Eagle for 50 cents
? per person. WM. S. GARDNER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-14

The MORMON SELL.-A Washington dis
patch Of the 18th states that no proposition
of any kind has been submitted to the Gov
eminent by Capt. Gibson, or any other per-
son, for the purchase of any Mormon interests
in Utah The story of Mormon emigration
to Oceaniea turns out as we anticipated
Brigham Young may be a knave instead Of a
Saint, but he is not fool.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-14
The Christian and Druses War in Syria.


A letter from Beyrout June 9Th, to the
Trieste Gazette, gives the following addi-
tional details of the bloody scenes enacted
in the Libanus, and gives some hope that
the worst of the outrages are over:
"On the 3lst, information was received
that the Druses-6nding nothing more to
burn-had returned to the neighborhood of
Krey and Homana, and it was not without
great difficulty that they were induced to
spare the French spinning mills established
in these places. They made up for this pri-
vation by burning all the houses round, and,
among others, that occupied by the engineer
in chief and his clerks. The Druses neither
respected the French flag which was hoisted
on the houses, nor attended to the protests of
the persons present but destroyed the instru-
ments, the drawings of the clerks, and all
their clothes, leaving them only what they
had on their backs. In the evening of the
! 3lst the fires extended as far as the village of
Brummo, where the Christian Kaimaken re-
Sides and we could contemplate the whole of
this terrible spectacle from our terrace
Yesterday the majority of the Consuls Of the
Great Powers went with the dragomans to
the Governors camp, in order by energetic
representations to induce him to put an end
to such savage war, and this step appears to
have been attended with some success, for
to-day we have seen no more fires. God
grant that they may be at an end"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-14

A list Of names will accompany eseh pack
age, to enable Post Masters to deliver the
papers to subscribers. By a recent law o
Congress, Post Masters are required to deliv-
er papers to subscribers, when a list ofnames
is furnished him.
Now that the Campaign is fairly opened
by the double nominations at Baltimore, we
hope our friends will exert themselves to ex-
tend the circulation of the LEADER. The
price at which we offer the LEADER for the
next six months, is lower than we have usuf
ally charged. We put it at these extraordi-
narily low rates, on account of hardness of
the times, and scarcity Of money through
out the country.
By analyzing the above low scale, it will
be seen that we offer the LEADER in
A Club of 100 Rt IS cents per Copy.
so 371-9
20 1912
10 As
5 55
One Copy at IS Cents.