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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06

For the last Of five equal annual hstalments i
gricutural implements and carpenters tool
ousehold furniture, and building materials, cattlt
lbor and necessary useful articles per second al
icle of the tfcaty Of 3lst July 1855, fifteen thou
and dollars. a'a ia 4 AAg
For fifth lastalment for the support Of fou
lacksnith sAtps for ten years, per second artic
Faaty Of the 3lst July, 1865, four thousand tw,
andred and forty dollars. Ua 8
| For fifth instalment Of principal, payable annu
yfor ten years, to be distributed per capita, ii
n usual manner Of paying annsitcs, per seconc
ticle Of the treaty Of 3lst July, 1856, ten thou
nd dollars f
For interest on two hundred and fiftysix thou
md collars, unpaid part Of the lhfncijs sum OIL
ree hundred and six thousand dollars, for one
tar, ut fYe per eentum per annum, to DO distri
uted per capita, in the usual manner of paying
nnuites per second article Of the treaty Of 3lst
ally, twelve thousand eight hundred dollars.
For fifth Of ten equal annual iDstalments on
hrtyfve thousand dollars, in lieu Of former treaty
flpulatlons to be paid per capita TO the Grand
tlycr Ottawas, per second article of the treaty Of
list July, 1864 three thousand FIVE hundred dol,
lra.
UAd'cds Of Rd,sas,--For their proportion of
he permanent annuities in money, goods or other
vse, payable under the fourth article of the treaty
f3d August 1895, second article of The treaty Of
Ith November. 1907, fourth article Of the treaty
18th September, 1878 and fourth article Of the
ireaty of 18th August, 1921, two thousand six
undred dollars. .....
Paraees,-For third Of five instalments in goods
nd such articles ms may be necessary for them.
second article treaty oath September, 1857
rty thousand dollars.
For support of two manual labor schools annu
y during the pleasure Of the President per third
"ticle treaty 18th September. 1851 one thousand
wo hundred dollars. ...l
For pay of two teachers under the direction Of
The President per third article treaty oath Septem-
r 1887 one thousand two hundred dollars.
For purchase Of iron and steel and other neces-
lres for the same, during the pleasure Of the
resident, per fourth article treaty 2lth September
s57, five hundred dollars. sif.
For pay of two blacksmiths one of whom to be
gnnsmith and tin smith per fourth article treaty
N September, 1857, one thousand two hundred
o'lars
' eonpvssn.ono ~. oI two strikers OF Apprentices
~ fur hundred and eighty dollars p WV
For third of ten nstdlmonts for Turning ttcn
= i''' % sl0es au',ng .ne pleasure OF ihe PRESIDENT
'ou,i" 1 arlr'e 1. ',aa'y zfIn 1gptemoer io'" one
p9u'anu y ,wol hunurea do,ars. al,
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06

Ne II rrmemberol that On the 18th day Of said August
term 1850 Of aid cof the same being the 18Th day Of said
month"; tho lunwiug order was male In the above entitled
tau
This ay came the said complainant in his own proper per
son aud II appearing 10 the satisfaction o. the court, that
Robert H. Smith one Of tic SID 10 endnntS ID no resident
uf the Territory Of New bat resides beyond the lin
tic co 90 thai TIE rnary bpGnn In chnncery canno br
served upn him 1t is there ordered and aJulged by ,e
coart tInt the said Defendant en- hs appearance to ne
above entitled cat.e which abllo enforce tho pr to
aud conveyance frlm the aiddefenhn the sd COM hin
an If o ull nf the Interest OF tue Ia lllg, n. smih T.
10 cert n tract Of nl lyng N the couay o. San Ngae
lerrr aio I'd Oh or hetor, 0s day Of the next term
Of thk upt 10 be hegun an nell at he house IN ne
ctyo SIN a 10 Te.rpry Of Neg Msxico on tn" W oN
day uf Micd mex AMI plea ansscr o. dem lo"m IA "
e5shIl OF the sail bill will be taken as eonc''elHs TO an
/ surlher ,rhre and Judged thai paOlirae9 be made
o ne above rr fr fur successive times IN some weekly
newlp pr Iu shed In tho Territory Of New Mexico t''
h to b. do at le a fur weeks bere thu rst day of t'
next term uf th, r and thai one number OF sall er
containing such blCaton lie iua el directed TO sl' de
fenani Al esln,o on NO., together with true copy O
said bll Win o., the
lloy klRuI pEyHplcr Chief Justice,
and Hx-DFPIciO presiding Judge Of the
~ first judicial district court, md the
seal of said court, this LIST day Of
September, A. D, 1890, ......l
sAs'L ElusoS Clerk.
set lS4,t
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06

The TERRITORY W NBw MFYFO, [ NW MY ShNFe'
ths judicial Dis rict Co4rt Angus rm, Ap no
EDWARD BRlSsPRD
vs. Attachment iOrs,2b.
Jlcon Halt and .. .... N
JAMS POTTER.
D., Il reannh rel that Oh the 18th day Of lie si'A
Term lsip o Hil court jhe same 'rng te b. y ii A
mouth, tie olo ying orlt vas ma t IN tie ar eal1t
Se ..-. .-. .....|. ..I. .,..N.
n IL lay came the aid pirn'lr by ID ktr e'bltM
nearing 10 ile ti.Ac on of r 20 .t,t ne nd aren
dan are non rrsiNis Of the Terrnry Nes ilrNi II
rs lie beyoil tr lmi II r"i % that lhr f'n ~ ro7 y
III l. cago' hfsasrd aliu lem ITO 'cf'se % et
by the co RI taat 10 ass Iefnitnisrncr ef pft afe
to the ,uit p' lie s.i linluf On n before hr hr a} 0
the next tem ~ tn4 cnlr % he begun and NM roy itu
cmrt hone oi Santa 80 i,rr Wy Of New Me'lo nh ie
ars Mon lay nf Mlrc next, and pea ansaer q uar 9
VI IN III, lutdioi for the one IN r"l an yclY Ag
i lFr. AID cots for which the property ne deen ''
h been attached or Judgement viii be rapders 9tiI :
them and the property attached oil 70 ~'iH 81 d
Judgement
lis glrther "a tla h''c0o1 he made o. NeaooSe
or,lgr acrorln4 0l's Wtgr4s the
HlS, KiaBY niSJbief Ch'st lfsitce,
nl Gx ofFro pr Ming lt'g4 d We
v FrtJuicRl DsJic Conf' and ne
.U..r. Seal If sad toart, tujs 5Qth de. gt
August A l.ls0
rHIHHI sANt rttisoS, cle'a
Sept 80. t.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-12
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
moFF !: !; ; 5 T ! i PiLl.ss
PHCENIKB ITTERS
!. Free from all Mineral Poisohs..

The great popularity which MOFFAT'SL1FE
PILLS and PHOENIX BlTTERs hove attained
in consequence Of the extraordinary cures ef-
fected by their use, renders it unnecessary for
the proprietor to enter into . particular analy-
sis Of their medical virtues Of properties. =:
Having been more than twenty Years before
the public, and having the united testimony
of more than Three, Millions of persons who
have been, restored to the enjoyment 81 perfect
health by them, it is believed that. their repu
tation as the best vegetable medicine now be-
fore the public, admits OF no dispute. An al
most every City and village IN Che United
States. there are many who are ready to testify
otheif efficacy in removing disease, and Civ
ing to the whole system RENEWED vigcr and
II cases s. Of s,eza, h liz , s4,sy q +sp
lions Of the skin; the operation of the. LIFE
MEDICINES is truly astonishing. often remov-
ing in a few days, every yestige Of these loath-
some diseases, by their purifyin effects on the
blood. Bilious Ferers, Feuer and Ague, Dgspep-
sia Drop:y Piles, and in short, most all diseases,
soon yield to their curative properties. No
family should be without them, as b. their
timely use much suffering and expense may be
saved: " '1repa7ea w. 80 t,sf'7
l - WILLIAM y. zMQFFAT, NJ. D..
l. ..,rx =, .....i-. A.,,. .>rH = g. 4Neao FORK.
!. And Cor sal. by all Druggists. L v2n39-ly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-12

q K e 81
NE having kAh Radd in the tAnQi,i1es Of q
certain mortgage executed by the Winnebago
Water Power Co., to H. 8. HIrd, Of Henpe.
PHI county Mleasaaa, .da1er- datS. 81 October
goth 4. y. 1857, and duly recorded in til
Office IND Register Of Deeds " stear1a
county iaA said stete the 22a 1os9 October 1857
F e s,I! a12 gsHAS 9enS & 4s aa!4 +! +;
and ASST ned solApflste& Webb, under date
sa asss 5ela s in
the Office ~ the Register 81 Deeds of said
stearns county on The eleventh day Of Sep
tembers A. y, 1853, at halt past four O'Clock
P. N and vas dull recorded id Book Of As.
signments pages & 4, on which mortgage
there is now claimed to be due the sum of
Two,thousand six hundred forty four. sE27-l00
dollars l$2 SO. ~ and no suit Or proceed
ings u 1SM llas ing hsen Soomnencedsto recov-
er the amount 50 due thereon,
New thsrsdere notice j. hervb BY sgiyea that
by virtue of power 81 sale in ssid mortgage
contained and pursuant, " the statute in such
psas s .aaas Tgyidsd; re p'snl!.a descri.
The south west corner of block Mum cred fifty
two in the town OF .Winnehago,. and running
from thence rorthefly on Rock street to the
nortlrWests corner of said blocks THENCE on
the north line of said block to the Mississippi
river, thence downsaid river TO Bridge street,
thence on the north side Of Bridge street to
the place Of beginning; with aal the heredita-
,ments and appqrtenanees ythereto n24eleoging,
will be sold at public auction Is the highest
bidder. at the front door Of the' Willis House,
in St. Cloud in said Stearnss county, on the
second dayof August "A! D. 1890 at eleven
9 e'i 4 =: Ct seia aayte pay IT, eHennt
costs and expenses-o salt asyntlowed by law.
Il '--- APPLETON WEBB,
] ! Dated Nay 424th, 1850. Assignee
y. s. s; D. NJ. DEMMoN, Attorneys. :
e tinia2 fTs..Ea7 vi IL GIL .ITs5nE !.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-12

is hereby given that q On
~ the 28th day Of June, 1860. the Town Ste
., fAih HAVEN, stearns Co., MINI, Wis
sn!erea ~ the Ioyr Council thereof. .ccord-
The land entered as said Town. emSrsc...
the north half Of the north west ou.rter' ths
north west quarter Of the north east ouaIter
the south half Of the north west quarter, t1e
north east quarter Of the south west Gunrter.
and lot two ri Of Section No. four raj in
Township No: One. hundred and twenty onv
ll2l] north A Of Range twenty eight resi- West.
All persons claiming lots or blocks "a said
town toy are notified to present their claims : in
manner man prescribed BY statute within sixty days
from this date. eli THOs. &. PARTRIDGE.
Fair Haven, July Cd, 1850. President
v: v, OPS, Recorder Of the COUNCIL. aE %
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-12

go GEORGE! F.. BRoTT, RoMANzo : A
i cSMITElAND N IN SMITH: is TETT TlGa4.s
Yeu and each Of you will please to take no.
tico, that on the 9TH day July, AID. 1860. at
1Oo'clock in the forenoon of said ,day. at The
Land Office at st. Cloud Stearns County Min
nesota' shall offer proof in support Of my
right to enter Lots no / 80 Of Section NJ. "a,
and the akorth-East4 quarter Of North East
quarter Of Section No %, in Township 1874
North Of Range 23 West, as administrator Of
the estate of.William Roth Kopf deceased, and
in trust and fer the use and benefit Of the heirs
of the estate Of said diseased, Of which said
several trsets:.s5c said Lot ., you are con
melting claimants. @id@aN J:5aT2 T1$~e4s'2.
Dated St. Cloud, May 6thy 1860.
.. Je9A3 9iaLUDWIG ROTH KOpF.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-12

100 80 - ti4iffi Ia
.QTATE OF MINNESOTA, 81 COUNTY; or
NJ ssrEAHNs.-la' DISTRICT scouaT !. ron Arr
JUDICIAL DISTRICT. s"i:iz..i .4fs. or, q .@1s.
William F. Knowltons PER-, II s4a sezor bs~S
>.;s1!, sge; T.. .esD? : .io.sumaoNss ,so
5.s7 lsaih White. ed j. Lo!iss.a.c x t',na,s
10 hheeabope named Detendant:r9d l:ns sefrrs6
! In thename of the State Of, Minnesea. .--T.u
are hereby summoned and required 10 s.srsr
the complaint in this action; (Which complaint
has been .6lediin the Office of the Clerk Of tho
district Court aforesaid, in and for said Coun.
ty. and to serve COPY OF your answer fe,ths
said Complaint on the subscribers ut their. T.
3fce atSt Cloud, in said County withintwe.ty
days after the service of this summons npon
you exclusive of the day Of sucli nervicesI
: And ii you 'faiito snswer the said CouplSnt
within the time aforesaid The Plaintiff in this
action will take Judgment against you fer: tie
sam of One hundred and seven dollars and
sixty seven cents together with interest On said
sun, from the Cd day Of December.A. B.Ia57
besides the costs Of said actisr. asTz & 70 b.s
Dated st. Cloud, May 9Th, a.. D. 1860! uos
! :s@a11g'TEqs g27,a WAIT 4 .McCLURf.s
may3l-6w .slPlaia.if's Att>rneys.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-12
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State News.

i The. Wool Eade.-We have seen sew:
crals large lots Of wool in our Il, market
during the past week. It was all Of ,ex-
cellent. quality, and was grown in this
country. There are several buyers in tho
city who are ready to pay tho highest
price for all that is offered. The prices at
present range from rs 70 Il, cents per
pound, as to quality. L.. s,s@u BE-. g
:s@ The wool trade is a new feature in the
business of Winona, and promises to ex-'
coed in its results the aaticpations Of the
most sanguinc. Beyond questions, Min
nesota is one Of the best sheep. raising
States in the Union !; and as! the wool
crop is q very profitable one we may:
confidently >perdict that in ! few years
every farmer will have among bis stock q
la-ge Aock Of sheep inon4 Democrat
A party Of emigrants came through the
city yesterday bound for Stearns county
Notwithstanding the terrible Ggrasshopper
plague, few years ago upon this county,:
in consequence Of which some families we're
compelled to leave it temporarily, we have
found, by inquiries of emigrants; that
large portion Of those passing through this
city zwere going to make settlements there:
d Democrat. = 90 .,. = i
"a tree in Hon. Eli Robinson's garden
Is fill Of apples. He has several differ
ent kinds Of fruit trees. He says that be
. wants to try the experiment of raising
fruit thoroughly. We believe that fruit
will be successfully cultivated here.
Hastings Independent. -
= We arc reliably informed that over 1000
new settlers have located IN Dodge county
this season, with treble that amount Of
live stock, consisting Of sheep, horses and
attle.-Doetge 60. Democrat. y:
Mayor Sharpe left at our Office yesterday
stalk Of corn on which were three ears,
just beginning to get fit for roasting. The
stalk is Of only one months growth AL
80, some barley, the stalks five feet hi Oh,
nd the heads six inches long. From a
kernel Of this barley grew thirty-four
stalks !! Men Of the Fast, and aguey IL
= lipois, beat this if you can - Wabasha,c
Journal, Sd. -~.: .sva , -,
~ Chas. Hag, Of Diamond Lake, left at
= our Office, on Saturday last, some stalks Of
rye from the farm of Mr.: Pinnacle, in
Maple Grove, Wright County, which we're
eight feet in length They were but lit,
tie above the average Of the whole piece.
Plain Dealer, 9th. 49, .
TALL:-Jndgc Stout has left at our of:
fee corn 8 feet high, sod oats 6 feet high,
Rio Grande Wheat, sod, 6 feet high, and
ryes6 feet in. The corn has sets, and
has just begun to grow. A glorious har-
vest is soon to burst upon us.-Lake City
Tribune. =
~ GREEN CoRN.-Mr. ". II. yelling ton
of this. town, informs Us that upon the
3oth day Of June his garden afforded him
, mess Of green corn, good sized roasting:
ears. What locality can beat that ?-Red
i Wing Republican. -: >.'aEzt s,"1&77 !.
At the Douglas meeting at Hastings on
the 25th, one Of the Democratic speakers
expressed the opinion, .'sDouglas would
not carry State in the Union McVey
IL sensible to the last! finnrsotia,,.,'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-12
-1HtlEPUBEfT,x1:Nl!, FE AFT ".
..wAr
ADOPTED AT CHICAGO, MAYsl7EHyla60.

s{ saas.ss - a.sasasas
ssBsso1v|p, That y, thea ljlresen-
'ss t's IL of
Alshrxsyf thc duty We Avn Y oN=sonstitu-
% saa Sa RPnst unite ts3 r ing s. Following
ps1st: That the history ef:thss nation during
propriety and necessity sof the organizations
and perpetuatienso1 thu kepublScan party !;
and t6at ihs causss which called Il into ex; is
tence are permanent III their nature, and now,
more than ever before, demand tits peaceful
and |cohstitutionals triumph. d." SSItd
:" 2. That The maintenance of the principles
promnlgat ed in the Declaration oflndependence
and embodied in the Federal Constitution, the
right to life, liberty and the pursuit Of hapPi-
ness, is essential to the preservation ofasur
Republican institutions; and chat tho Federal
Constitution, the Rights of the States, and, the
Union of the States must and shall be preserved.
g. That to the Union IF the States this nation
ewes its uunpreccdented:i increase in population,
it's surprising development Of material resour-
ces,. its rapid AUGMENTATION Of wealth, its hap
plinicss at home and its honor abroad and we
hold in adherence all schemes for Disunion,
come from whatever source they may And we
congratulate the country that no Republican
member Of Congress has uttered or conntenan-
ccd the threats Of Disunion go often made by
Democratic members, without rebuke and with
applause from their political associates; and
we denounce those threats Of disnnion, in case
Of popular, overthrow of their .ascendency
as denying the vital principles Of 4 free gov
ernment, and as ayowal Of contemplated trea-
son, which it is the imperative duty Of, an:
indignant People sternly to rebuke and forever
silence. u.,,~~Ic u, sw.s,,~. e.~,~, x.s
y 4. That :the maintenance inyiolatel Of the
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-12
u yab asaf obs SIAN .lrgs4a ,aloI YsI
szaa EhaTnonetxtca1 Record. A +
Saga'asd ,1ssSs,,ss,..y or tAs DrxoocHaXr.s ),
Aatldst 4 Ssnss, Dru19ists, 81 Cloud. '''%
.. MARRIED..

- On june 2eth, BY Elder, 1nm mai, Mr.. JOIN
P,skxrY to Miss LIMA ELLEN Wool, all Of
Neensh. -, -. j .lt*.ss sg.tt. J -.!;;gy!e.,: =;
- On July I'd. by Rev. Chamberlain. Nj. "a -
COZ WOLF, to Miss MARY NfYrns, al Of Neenah:'
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RETAIL PRICE Cts. N1lVT
CORRECTED WREXLY, m
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MILLER & SwIssHE1K sSAs
tslossrssand Provisibn de.,ee++S;S i1v4 i. Cloud
s~Wsa0n7s Or GRAIN The fo111q.ipr table
thu weight Of vsrieus articles t1 -tuaesl, ns y
SfialaeseAts ssae1aeAsGa=lNa1u ai1a4
Corn, shelled, So ibsa Qorn,oq tho cob. IONS,
Rye, 96s1bs; Oats. S2t bs; Bailey nc lbs; Buck
xheat, IS Lbs; Suee Iolatsss, SO its; Beams,
60 Tbs; :BraQ, 21n $: CleyeEseed. fOHs, 4smp
; ;9,s.! GO ea; Onions 81 bs Blu, q..'s. See,
Sasp4eht &. O.. II govg9g de.tn .igaq Sc
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-12

Cen: Lowry has arrived; md fhs
m.liti. ..s retarnieg? sThessaouts sent on
sstoKsfs1t City have come back reporting
sAsthatsthensitiSeus there have heard Iof no
:, aaaii.ss iii Il Fort Rdgsly, which
a.: 10 situated 100 miles Distant IsssssH .Gaj
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HARD! WAREa5.7e8T.0 Re

e12vC.1F. g. w. POWELL -.
TIAvE received At the St. Cloud Hardware
II Store, complete assortment Of, - 49,: 81
Shetland, Heavy Hardwar are,
u. Locks Latehes, Bolts, Butts, and Screws,
Carpenters and Farming Tools, Planes; Saws,
Axes, Hatehets and Ham: ;ers, sShoyels and
Spades, Hoes Mattocks, Nails. Glass.and Putty
= 'sToVEssAND TIL. WA ne.
r We have now the best sariety Stoves ever
brought into the. Upper Country, among which
are the famous Charter Oak, Diamond Rock,
Shanghai; Wisconsin, . Morning. Star, Forest
Green; aud Arctic Air Tight. . ~ 'ast2@1
III Om facilities for doing all kinds work
the Tin, Sheet Iron, and COPPER Department
are complete -toe which branch Of the bus
ness We. call particular attention. sir 8 r.
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Fever and Ague,

hum which mankind safIer over u la1tss part of
the glohe, Ia the consequence of diseased action
In the system, induced by the poisonous masm Of
vegetable decay This sxhalatiUn h evolved by
the action Of solar heat on wet sail and rises with
tic watefy txpor from 1t. While tie sun Is below
the horzsn this vspor lingers near the Garth ssnr-
face, and the virus IA taken With il through the
lungs into the blood THERE acts ns an Irritating
poison on ths 1nta1n yscera and exareting organs
of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails to
secrete not only rhis virns but also the bile from
the blood. Both thn visna and the bile accumulate
II the circulation, and produce violent eonsitu-
tional disorder. The spleen. the kidneys, and the
stoaaaeAs Ryrnpashare with thu Hver. lani become
dis2rdered also. Finally, the instinct of our or
Eanfsfn, az If In an attempt 10 cxpcl the noxious
lnfu sop, eonceatratss the whole biood Of the body
In the internal excreares to force them Il cast IL
out. The blood leaves the surfsces and rushe@ to
tho eentrh ergans,wlth congo ,Ne sel<nes.E This
Ss the CHfLL. But in t.ls effort ii fails Then the
FHvFR follows, in which the b&ood leaves the ren-
.tral organs and rushes to the surface, as il in
another eor to expel the irritating poison through
tsts other great eScretary the akin In this
alsot fails, and tie system ahandoas The attcu,pt
exhausted. and waits for the recover or strength
to repeat the hopeless efiort another day. THess
are the fls or parexySns of EEvLA AND AGrE.
Such constitutional disorder Will of course UNDER
mine faie health If ID is not removed. Atea
Il We have laboecd y find. and have found, an
2 saasfaffe eh S8&s& 81 kg7f assis1@ IA
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Business Cards, not exceeding sir lines, inside
Funeral No,,s.s ii %. Obituaries. according
10 space occupied.
Nfpisyed advertisements half more than the
abovefstes. fs
Advsrtisenents IsAdsd and placed under ths
head OF Special Notices." dopbie fAe ordsnars
rafe1. 5tes F s#fk Il @s A
Special Notices In the Local Coiann - cents
per line.
Advertisements ordered on tho insids sxclu-
hveiy IN the Daily, alter The 6rst two weeks $,
80 per cent. more than the above rates.
AT frdasfsnf sAssrfAtA<xfs ~ssf bx ysf6 70,
IN adsaHfs. This rule viii mot be varied ironi
When the advertiser nsss the Weekly AIons
the price VIII be the same Az In the Daily -
Where the Daily And weekly are both used
gate amount,
Under the present system, the advertise,
pays 80 mach fer the space he occupies, the
chAnges bsinE chsrgeabIs for the compositie er
only. This plan 10 now generally adspted.-
Oar charge for changes viii be is esnts pc,
square. "a @3
- In all cAses whore Advsrtisenents ars
discentinaed before the expiration of the year
or the time contrNsted for, Il hey will be charged
np at our regular rates for the time actual
~ in
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MI ". - IUkN, N. -. z surhe nm
49, 44MAba1. piaesan Sssoaa~Htss -
es1Ssm 49, sln I'D Johnson streets, Keo },S~S

n E n u
xss!s . = a.@ s,'s s,,, II y y Rfsa's, rass,
HGk, wAisAIk psSaliasl1 adapted TO aAa, ifrexu,
hr, - otAeEwiss diAesll Jaws, This imprdve-
cnt hss bssn tssts1 three years and has sustained
iss sarH prcAiss q hlling sarcai want In plate
work. The work is now worn bys many of our most
prominent citisens, who give 1t hcaity approval
and to whom he is permitted to refer those inter-
ssted.
Or. III. Is also mounting sscontinuous Guns
work Bieck = work. snd ordinary '.Gold Piate''
work, for which he has q superior stock Of mute
risf He Ii prepared to fri teeth with sdold fol,
"a dhssve taold and sChrystal Gold, In the most
thorough and durable manner.
In view Of the stringency in money matters
sozne Ahasion 10 sFHIrEa may not he improper---
While, the one band DIR. III. believes il to be the
better policy, az Welt as he honesser course, not
to work at sM than 10 work ut prices that viii me-
csssitate inferior work oa the other hand he is
wfilipgto conform In hts charges 10 the lower
standard Of remuneration that other occupations
hare suffered.
With fifteen years experience, thorough devo-
tion 10 his profession, and an earnest ,desire to
please, he Ia determined to merit and hopes 10 re-
ceive, con tnustion OF the liberal patronage here
itufore snioys1s L e-
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