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Thrss Chargss

We're preferred against Michasl Kelly, .
store keeper, on Thursday last. He vas hr.
rested BY ohAosr Ecklo2. The charges were |:
lst-Profan'ty on which he wss fined %. I'd
Selling liquor TO soldiers, on which charge he
was consigned to the military authorities. Sd
-Disordsrly conduct, on which the hearing
was poatpOned. r.r
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. Ths "Cisy OF Hadson,"
Gen, kcCIsllan's flag steamer 10 now lying ut
the Sixth street wharf. She 10 = splendid YES.
sci.
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Wishing Days ~ shs Hsspieals IN shls
.tl.' :" ..M'aT CITY, It ~

General Hospital. Judiciary Square. .)-Mon.
CrAnch Hospital, (E street Baptist church
and the Unitarian churoh.) )-EveFy day, from
70 o'clock. ~.
Trinity Hospital, (oorner Of Third and G
streets. Livery day from 10 8 O'Clock.
Hours for visitors al Asce ension General Hos.
pital, H street, between Ninth and Tenth. oil
days, from l to 9 p. m.
ArmOry Square Hospital, ION Seventh street,
between the CANAL and street, Island. Every
day, from TO . O'Clock. p. m.
CliGburno Hospital = tuesdays, Saturdays,
and Sundays, between the hours Of and
p. m. ...
Any addition to, or alterations 10, the above
table will be oheerfully made. li..
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Iess ChilA Eaand. |.

child about three yoars Of age, having on
yellow dress, was found on Thursday night,
on seventh street, near =, and taken TO the
Fourth Ward Police Station.
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DSsangsd.

A stranger, apparently siok, was on Thurs.
day taken to- the Fourth ward station house,
where he Soted u though derangsd. Aftsr an
apparent recovery he Was set vt large, but
was the same night taken back, being found
drunk and ,Snsyi PSSsy morning ns acted
answer any questions whatever. He 10 said 10
be Dr.. Condiot. Of MorristOwn, N. J. He WAS
retained Mt the station, whore his friends
called yesterday and tOuk him away.
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Playing Lieatsaant.

Daniel Silvers, . aoldisr, WAS arrested 10 the
Seventh ward, on Thu rsday, By O6aosr MoCau.
self - an army lieutenant. He was turnsd
over to the military authorities.
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Sent % sAsar lasaim snss.

Over three hundred oonyalssosnt soldiers,
from the hospitals In New York, Phllsdslphia,
IN ths stssmsr s ma N.ntsSk:t. 2 IN for III IisssnSSis ~
order TO rejoin their various regiments.
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AsbOth, Gen A
Alden, Surg q h.
Andrews, Capt G,
q
Asleu, Col
Anderson. d Z
Adams. Derict .
Allen, David r
Andrews, Col q .
Blair, Hon Aus !
Beroay, Aired
Buxnu, A .
Beagle A }
Bell. A. drew J
RlankenhOrp, A J
Brooks, B A
HrOoks, BurWell
Bsbc0ok RP
Br dy, RH J
Barker Nal G WI
brlgh,wrll, q u
Bo nsh. Msj G N.
Barton Chas ]
Brookst', G II !
B.rdtow, Hon 9 !!
X ]
Blownell, IA !
Bartmess, Jns !
Beaumont, Com |
BlshOp, j II ]
Brandow. Jns !
Butler, Jos ]
B tori Irwlr !
Barry Jno W !
Rillson, jacob ]
Brumene EFT, j
Riddle, J II J
Buckinsham, J r.
Brown, Juo !
Brook, ] d !
Rlak., J q !
Bruce , J9-9
Butts, John g.!
Heard, Jas !
Barry, Jno |
Bout d, Jes !
Brown, Juo j % !
Ballard, Lev
Bsrdraudt, Louis
Carpenter A D
Ch hspman, Al
C,arh, D., A n .
Crouin, Bar,y ,
Camp,Hon BF 3
Conn, 1t Chas
Calby, Cspt
Cultsftso C II
Cooper. @ II
Cook, CorpC
Cushman,C q ID
,,lapp, Chas Ct,
SSSS$sshfilSSc SSs.shil! Ss;. = aS SSc.gcc
GhheetpIOu8h y
Carroll, ID u
Carpenter, r,HonD
COX, Dan T.
Clsk, Edwin
Coole dgs, Il u
Coy. Fltzxsrsid
Couch, j N
Connolly, g
Churchill q A
Conaut, Geo
Cornwall, Geo
Clarke, Geo
Coote, George
Cimfort, Geo
| S:R,sSn. Ga
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PsrSoaal.

Gen. D. E. slckles. N. r. and J. n. Bryant,
KY, are ~ the Metropolitan.
Assist Surgeon J, X. Rodgers, U. 9. A., Msj.
A. d. Lewis, U. 8. "; Capt. Blanchard, u. 8.
A.; Rsv. ]. hoMillsp, One hundred and ninth
R.oI"s e.. DsINfd Es;s:SS :Sy, = a1S a.s s.. H. n
Col. J. b. Howell, W. B. Norris, Eighty .hfth
Pa; Vim. Y. hoPhsrson, No.; Ln. Trovbridge
and hehafsy, U. 8. A., and @. ". Phillips and
lady, Ohio, are al Willnrds' H .," r -.
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RAAkinR Aatn1

Baak1ng Rates. #..
The following are the rates at which bankers
and br0kers are buying and selling gold and
siIyer-ths legal tender notes being the stand.
ard: .-.. -
-. ...r ,. BvyinS. Selling.
Cold. ...........ls3 per 0. prsm.l6} per 0. prem.
Silver. b"
Demand notes. g " I"
WashinatoN. Gsorgeoe0m.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers' and Msch's
Bank Of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Comnsros,
Farms b nsroh's. B'nk.
The Farmers' and Msrchants' Bank and the
Bank Of Commerce issue notes Of the dsnomins.
ton Of one dollar and upwards.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ELIMALE ACADEMY.
astrsst, between 18th and iSah.
The Eighth Annual tession Of this Institution
will commence on MONDAY, the iN Of September
ELLEN Y JANNEY,
aug 2a-Ns Principal.
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COINS cur,a w,ths-s pa,,.

COINS Cure4 wlth00t P01n.
Bunions, Club and Iovrrtsa Nails, Vascular Ex.
oressnoes Aad oil Dissases Of the Fest succsssfully
tfsatad by Dr.. WRir1, tbs veil knovl Chir0podisf
at 90, Psnnsylvaaia avenus, nsaR foar and hall
t,e1t,
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Gentleman.
Gentleman.
Gentleman.
Gentleman.
To couoluds with the
YANKEE Transfer,
YANKEE !, TEAMsTER.
The PEOPLES LAWYER.
THE PEOPLES LAWYER,

JOHN OWENS bN..........SOLON BHINGLE
~ Not oonoeivipg II necessary to snnsuaee the
attraction for the snlire eason, the Cosd.otor sub
casts cannot BE- equ siisd III the sniire o,untry.
During the eng. Rsmeht Of Mr.. John = Owens
and Mis- Ks's DENIM, ths ConduotoF viii prsssat
several Of the O Comedtss, ohallsnaing the dHa-
ma'io word Of Amsr,ea " render them with equal
f0rce. The ssason will embrace all VI The meriiori
ous stars Off day.
PRICES or ADMISSION.
Drcss Chcle 60 Gems
Orchesra Chain. ....................Tc II cents
Family Circle Is cents
rTNHc
C0lored Gallery. % cents
COI0fed fAftefre. ..oO eeuu
aug 20
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MapIewoOd Young Ladies Institute,
PITTsFiELD, MASSACHUSETTS
Cummenoes in forty third semi, Aaluai session,
October y, 1859.
Its attendance and Its isciiits ior education are
Unaffected by the wsr Daughters OF military meu
received on reduced terms.
For oirculars. sddrers
Rev. q. V. SPEAR the Principal.
aug So eOdlm
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Bruoe, Geo
BToun, Geo y
Bradford Coo W
Bseiin . Geo n
Burrows, Geo l.
Bell Geo T
Balch, Capt Geo
T
Brooks, tienC
Brown , q u
B0ats. Henry h
Gu
Bsrkey, Harrison
balm, Herman
Buck, DR. II A
BsAdle, Jas d
,BArnh0use , ] 4
Baker, JIG
Byipgton, Saml
Bsnham, Ii 8 A
l,rowR, Thus
Buland Thos
Baker, T ]
Bush, Thos n @
BB.h;Thaa.a II. p
BORDEN , Tho, L
bradley. Thcs H
Byrne, rhos
Bentley, WIN II
Rechm IN, Wm
Brown, WIN v
ksyns, m 3
BarTy,w IN Ma
Blauvstt, WIN
Brown " X
Rean, w II
'Brinok , Cap W y
haker, VIM
Renham . 1t W
Ballard, VIM
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OFFICIALLY ppDLDHxD n THE NEws-
7, IAHKH HAvlN0 TIE LARaGof
LaAiss' Lage.

Ae.oe, nc } g Anss. Msryc Aid.slsis. ) N
Arnold, Ms JWAaans, Q .H.lltf, 2 y
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fxDAiHE no N fna a..ys
WASBlHU rOa UIrY POsT ORFiCE,
" 70 Rfsaay, Aseast -, lsos.
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Oentlemsn's List.

abbott Mai lC
Adams, Col j h
Armsi ] y
Alexander, J j
Allen, Jas u
Audrews, N q
Andrews, N W
Buahsrd. Chas
Breslin Capt
barclay, Clsm D
Byiugton, Cspt
Ccrne' ius
Read, u l.
Brady. I'D win I.
His, Master Il
BnileV. Eptetn
Brf cks, Eddie
BELL, Enoch q
Benedict, Lieut.
II ID
Rost, cher, Edw
Blake, Frank
Baxter, q Wa
brown, Geo W Y
Battles, lra@ ID
Beveridge. II W
Buckley. Mioh'l
Bryon, III II
Brouillet. Eorse
Barnitz Mop
Mean , N II
Bsllsrd, o W
Bob snuAn. r
Bri 90, Philip
Burlar Cal
p A
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,.a1.n;s rSUa. desII o,i., Law.

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-25
lEHsRss
.IlAzAzSA
@Aszss#=lszsssssSasi
EN- ISL
- :. 'ESsy isT Sils 'sEG55
aAaks4aD1A&

DIR HAAS having leased the rOonrs formerly &C.
cupied by Dr. Kivett, in DR.. Brays building oppo-
site the Post Oce for aseries of years, would re-
spectfuy solicit the citizens Of Evansville and the
surrounding towns and country, to visit his rooms
and see the specimens on exhibition whether they
need the services of a Dentist or not.
Since the issuing Of his last circular and adFer-
tisements over year since, several improvement
and new Inventions have bsen made OF which hs
has awaited hiRs6lf, and allows nothing that will
subserve the interests Of his patients, to pass IN
secured. His facilities better and establisA-
ment larger, without doubt, than any other in our
State and equal to any in Eastern cities All those
who need Dental operations performed, and are
pleased with his work, shall be attended to with
great pleasure.
The following are the styles Of work manufactuF-
cd by him.-COntinuous Gum; Block or Carved
Work: Yuleanite Basel Onralitei AMBER OheOpias'
Nothing excel the beauty and cleanliness OF
the continuous gum work. IL Is without a
or creYice. Cheeks that gunken can be restorsd
to nearly their original contour by this style OF
work, and also by the use Of the Yuieanite, Coral
lite, ard Amber Base. The latter styles, for light
ness and adaptation TO difficult mouths, excel any
cells anything we have ever seen.
He has several RnRsthetics for alleviating paia
when extracting teeth. They perfectly harm
less. The most delicate can have them applied.
He does not advertise anything be cannot DO,
nor exhibit anything not made by himself.
Parents should consult the health and beauty q
their children by having the Dentist direct their
second dentition, thereby producing symmetry and
health TO those invaluable organg.
Irregularity Of children'B teeth c0Trso,sd sue
cessfuiiy.
Those having decayed teeth should either have
them extracted filed Rt once (the latter If pos
sibIe). The health OF the parties aud the remain
Ing teeth demand this.
a@-I take pleasureI in introducing Dr. Haas,
my successor to the old rooms in Bray's bHildings
hoping he viii find them both pleasant and profit
able, From my intercourse with the Doctor,
am pleased to find him one Of the progressing
possessing taste and high professional ability and
standing. With this view, can with safety, recon
mend him 60 the community as a skillful and com
petent dentist (ma525l J. KIVETI-
-
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HUSTON'S ADDITION.
Jurgensmeir, joe, lot AZ, cor OF Elm
and Sd street %
CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH,
City Collector.
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WheeIer, Il Q, 5Lh sub OF lots II 6 ~. 40
9th sub of lots II and 72..........-T 90
EASTERN ENLARGEMENT.
Andel, VIM heirs, lot IL, ok 39......... 6 90
Becker, Michael, 80 by 80 feet, middle
part of lots %, % and "A, blk 10 90
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Stockfleth, Henry, lot 1s, bk 6......... sc
Tobin, Martin, lot 3. bk 5............... 2 81
SHARPE'S ENLARGEMENT.
Brockade, Henry lot I, blk l3...."..... 2 X
Copeland, Guild, lot 2, blk l3........... 60
Heintz, Theodore, lot 2, blk e............ x
lot 8, bk s......... .................... 81
hogan, Richard, lot 7, blk 6.......,.... l 6;
Wheeler, 81. Q. lot IL, blk 11......... CT
f#' s1K9 ELaK VII
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NEW DRUG STORE.

The undersigned having purchased from n, 3.
TaomDson his entries took in trade will continue
the business at the old stand, corner Of Main and
Second Streets, where be viii Keep constantly on
hand a fresh and full supply Of Drugs, Medicines
Paints oils Daguerrean Stock and all other Rrti-
cIeg con pected with the business. am prepared
to offer unusual inducements 70 casn buyers.
,s,,ee. HENEY J. S6HLkEPFER.
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Baker, William, undivided half Of part
of fractional lot 3, bounded as fol-
lows on the north east by Water
street, on the south west by the
Ohio river at low water mark,
on the south east by the middle
line of Division street, extended to
the Ohio river at low water mark
and on the north west by the
middle line of Pine street, ex-
tended to the Ohio river at low
wotor norL ..A8 o
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suggested as the secret of poetry. They
wonld, indeed, think in different way from
what they do if Wordsworth and his friends
had not written; but this may be said of writ
ers that lived much longer ago.
ABBEY INTERVIEWS.
This grave of great writer, overgrown with
nettles and unnoticed by the living, also typi-
fes the place which literature holds in Eng
fish life. There is no fictitious prominence
given it. A man who can may write book
if he pleases, and the book may have rep
utation for more than six months if it de-
serves it. But the writer is left very much to
his friends. If he pleases he may go to few
London dinner parties, and if he likes to show
himself in public places he may have the sat
isfaction of being stared at as if he was a wild
dog. But he receives no national honors or
recognition. 1t is no longer the custom to
bury him or to raise a memorial tablet to him
in Westminster Abbey. Lord Macaulay was
only buried there because he was Lord Ma
caulay. He is left to his family and his cir
Gle Of friends, and if his circle of friends is
large and his friends are warm and sincere,
that is only blessing which he shares with
men of every kind of merit. Distinguished
writers like this generally, and have no wish to
go out of the limits of their homes. They wishto
be private men, and to live and die as private
men. They desire to be buried where they
have lived. Wordsworth lies at Grasmere,
and Southey at Crosthwaite, and Charles
Lamb at Edmonton, and their graves have
met with the treatment they themselves met
with in their lives. Wordsworth's grave is
kept with simple and atfectionate reverence
at Grasmere, because he was well known there
and much respected, and because the friends
he has left there honor his memory. Charles
Lambs grave is neglected, because his lot in
life was cast in London and its suburbs, and
no one notices his neighbor much or has any
great care for literature, in suburban town.
In each case that has happened which might
have been expected, and we may perhaps lose
the wonder which the sight of Charles Lambs
grave provokes, in the general satisfaction
produced by the thought that this is only
sign of the wise way in which literature is
treated, and loves to be treated, in England
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OAUTION.-All nersons are hereby can

- toned against making, using vending, unless au
thorlzed by me, Cards and Jacks built or to be built
under John Gouding's Patent TOR an Improvement In
the manufacture Of Wool and other hblOus Materials
extended August 3Oth A. y. 1862 now owned by me,
shall rights under the Patent Laws against
all who may infringe them
The following persons have made arrangements with
to take licenses TO build yend and use said ards and
Jacks daniel fainter johnson a Co Bckfrd q
Lombard Worcester. Mass. Davis n furbeT. North An
dover. Mass Fuibush 4 Gage, Alfred jerks a Son,
Philadelphia. -
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@Ottester 4aiIp Spp.


autumn
gaiy in gown fF
Of warm russell ffeaked with gold and with vision
sunny brown;
On his head rural chaplet wreatbed with heavily
dropping grapes,
And broad shadow-casting vine leaves like the Rae
chanalian shapes
Fruits and berries rolled before him from the vears
exhausted horn
Jets of wine went spinning uDWards and he hold
sheaf OF corn
And he laughed for very Joy, and he danced from
too much pleasure,
And he sang old songs of harvest and he ouaff,d a
mighty measure.
But above this wild delight an overmastering grave
ness rose,
And the fields and trees seemed thoughtful in their
absolute repose;
And saw the woods consuming in a many.coIored
death
Streaks of yellow flame down-deepening through
the green that ingereth.
Sangune flashes, like a sunset. and austerey shad-
And heard, within the silence, the nuts sharply
And the long, dark hedges all alight with scar
let fire.
Where the berries, pupy-ripe, had spread their
bird-ieasts on the briar
/ beheld the southern vineyards, and the hop
grounds of our land,
Sending gusts of fragrance Outwards nearly TO the
salt sea strand;
Saw the windy moors rejoicing in their tapestry of
fern,
And the stately weeds and rushes that to dusty dry
ness turn
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Winter

In foggy cloud obscurely, enter'd winter, ashy
pale,
And his step was hard and heavy, and he wore an
icy mail;
Blasting all the path before him. leapt black wind
from the north,
And from singing drifts of sleet he forged the ar
rows OF his wrath
Yet some beauty still was found, for when the fogs
had passed away,
Inc wide lands came glittering forward in a fresh
and strange array;
Naked trees had got snow foliage, soft, and feath-
cry, and bright
And the earth looked dressed for heaven in its spir-
itual white.
Black and cold as iron armor lay the frozen lakes
and streams;
Round about the tenny FLASHES shone the long and
pointed CLEANS
Vi the tall reeds, iceencrusted the old hollies Jew
elspread,
Warmed the white marmOreal chilness with an ar
dency OF red.
Upon desolate mOrasses stood the heron like a
ghost;
Beneath the gliding shadows of the wild fowls noisy
host
And the bittern clamored harshly from his nest
among the sedge
Where the indistinct dull moss had blurr'd the rug.
ged waters edge.
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Two PIANlSTS AND VOCALISTS-
TWO BOOKS WHICH EVERY PIANO PLAYER
AND SlNGth SHOULD OWN.-No. Tim HoME on.
CLh containing ~ Marches and Quicksteps Waltzss
iOikas; Nchottlsches Redowas, Mazurkas fialonndes
NArsoVeuhes HOrlltzas, Cotons, Quadrilles ana Inn
ces anu variety OF brilliant pieces for the Piano-firte
no. The SILVER CHoRD, a Companion TO the Home
Clrce, colleGion OF Fayorite songs Ballads Duets
and Quartets, with Piano accompaniment.
Price Of eac volume In boards. 81 81; in cloth A. 90
Mailed post paid on receipt Of the price by the push
crs, OLIVER DIfSON d CO., "a Washington street
Boston, DIFF ags
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Nj ANHOOD; HOW LOST, ROW

AZ RESTORED just published, in a sealed envel
one, price 70 cents Lecture the Nature
and Radical Cure of SpermatOrrhma or Seminal Weak
ness, involuntary Emissions Sexual Debility Impedi.
ments TO- Marriage generally, Nervousness, Consimp.
ton, Epilepsy and FITS Mental and Physical Incapaety
resulting from Seli-Abuse &c, by ROBT. j. CULVER.
WELL, NJ. D., author of the Green Book, &c "A Boon
To thousands of Sufferers, sent under in plain
yelope to any address paid receipt OF six
or two postage stamps, by DR. Gil. j. G. KLINE. l27
Bowery, New York, Post ONCE Box 1856 d&w3m aus
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ALFRED 0OULDiNG.
BY JOHN GOULDING.
Worcester, Sept "a, 1862, DIFF SOS

Il SCHOFGELD, NJ ID, New SCHOOL,
lie Ply sician and Surgeon, wond respectfully an
to the citizens Of Worcester and vicinity that he
has removed his Office and residence TO No 50 Front
street, where he may be found 10 attend all calls rs
pecla attention paid to all diseases females The doc
tor having had many experience Ia the treatment
ashare OF public patronage
Offco hours TIN q a. m from to and TN q n m
aul diff 80 =
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SOMETHING NEW B b LEWIS
~ IMPROVED PATENTED CALENDER AND 80 DAY
LOCKS tOr Ohces, Banks and paror! making its Wn
changes, giving the odd DAYS Of the month lean wear
&c, supply py winding the clock. II Il beautiful and
Bay State Block. '''"'' ~ -'V'-
o5 daw ISAAC FISH, Sole Agent
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TERMS OF ADVEnT1aTNa-

ADVERTISEMENTS publi.h.d In IN. me- .. s,,a
e47are" for three insertions. ana "a cer. g. go
subsequent insertion, Ten lines Tor less) constitute
.quare." Advertisements ordered inside, or \ any
prominent place. as also those largely displayed, will be
ona,sea extra rates Contracts by the year may b.
seaen, rrst Insertion 81 per square each sui
,ne. AZ arSnsient Advertisements must be poid in adj
m.Se rly oi regular advertisers will be reouirad "a
lptonsn o Vrctons Adrsrtissmeat No report, resr
assocstior PaDS Gu Of any corporation society or
can be- p 10 any matter Of limited dSdua interest
The Publishers will not hold themseivs zee rs
pie LOT any errors that may occur bevon he aro
charged for the Advertisement 'O"' ''ie amount
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-04-12

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