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VOL. XXII---NO. 4S.
Incident in the Life ofE. p, Chritsv.

The following sketch of an incident in
the life of the late NJ. Christy, we take
from the n Y Hearald:
Years ago Mr.. Chrsty, poor young man
with not dollar OF his own after paying
his passage money, was going to Buffalo on
board a Lake Erie steamboat He pro-
posed to commence his negro ministrelsy
entertainments there, if he could procure
sufficient funds to get room.
How much do you require asked the
good natured captain Of the boat
About twenty dollars" said Christy-
Here tits, said Captain Folger you can
pay me one of these days if you succeed, if
not never mind And thus they parted
Years passed on. Christy went from
place to :place, and finally established
himself in New York, succeeding beyond
his own hopes or expectations, and &C.
curing fortune even beyond his bright
est dreams In these years wherin these
chance friends did not meet again, the
steamboat captain was unfortunate and lost
everything he possessed. At lrst he
left the lakes and came to New
ork Tor employment as q shIpnate-
Without Il friend in the city, he met,
OF course, with no success, and was nearly
despairng, when he one day met Christy
in the street He told him his business
in the city, and asked if perhaps he might
know some ship owner to whom he could
speak good word for him
Why don't you buy ship yourselfT
said Chrity
why, 1 tod you | have no money
said the captain.
How much would good vessel cost? p
asked Christy, who had no ide,of the
value or management of such property
About twenty thousand dollars was
the reply.
Well, you 60 and buy vessel then,"
said Mr. Chrsty; you loaned me twenty
dollars once when | wanted it. III lend
you twenty thousand now; you 90 and
buy a ve,sel-lIl pay for her. If she
makes anything teyond your wages and
the interest, I'll take half and you take
half If she loses, III lose the whole"
Captain f. bought ship for eighteen
thousand dollars, and Mr.. Christy paid
for her ! know it, for he paid me in
hatiuls OF shiliings and sixpences and rolls
of bank bills for the Vandalia.
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Ireland, which might be one OF the
for wears mast has been decayin5 in popu-
iation and production and is now declin-
ING faster than ever In 1861 there was a
decrease of sc, ,674 acres of green crops; of
Is 7OI acres in grain crops, and of Al. .969
acres in grass crops There was also de,
crease over the preceding year of 1898
horses, lsS, ,316 cattle, and l73,O96 pigs.
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| Dividends, annual income from,
when realized by any citizen of
the United States residing
abroad, and not in the employ
| of the United States, not other
wise provided for, when ex-
ceeding 5000, on the excess
over 5000. per ct
Do, exceeding $4,000 and not ex-
creding $4,000, on excess over
5000. .......... 5 per ct
Draft, drawn upon any bank, trust
company, or any person or per-
sons, companies or corporations
! for the payment of money at
sight or on demand, some as
Bill OF Exchange"
Draining tiles are not to be con-
sidered manufacture.
Drops, medicinal, same as "Medi-
cines."
Eating houses, under which term
is included every place where
food or refreshments of any
kind are provided for casual
visitors and sold for consump-
ton therein; but the keeper of
an eating house, having taken
ont q license therefor, is not re
quired to take out license... $40 90
Emeralds. .. ......... ...... 8 per ct
Enamel leather, per square foot. 5 mills
Enamel skirting leather, per
square foot. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. |! cents
Entry Of any goods. wares, or mer-
chandize, at any custom house,
for warehousing, see WARE
house Entry.'
Entry for the withdrawal Of any
goods, wares, Or merchandise
from bonded warehouse, stamp
duty. ......... so cents
ErasIve soap, see Soap"
Express-For every receipt issued
by an express company or
rier, or person whose occupation
is to act as such, for every sin
gle box, bale package or buadle,
when the fee does not exceed
% cents. cent
Do, when it exceeds - cents but
does not exceed ST.. .. cents
Do, when one or more packages
are sent 10 one address, and
the compensation exceeds ST.. cents
Ferry boats, propelled by steam
or horse power, Oh gross recpts. per ct
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SPORTsMEN'S DEPOT!
HNMAS MOORE.

IMPORTER and manufacturer Of Increase Twist RI
n.s and shot Guns Of every description, Telescope
and patent Muxze Rifles, Revolving Breech Cast Steel
Barrels with Guide Starter for hunting, and large
sortment of RevolveTs Colts, Beals, Mathaten bIunf
shop everything In line, and warrant to give salts
faction all that favor me with their patronake.
invite the old friends Of H. p. BRUNKEH to give
CALL he 10 my agent. Customers will always hnd him
his post. Ny shop 10 Main Street, near the Fox
River Bridge.
Powder, Shot, wads snd Gaps. Guns let By the day,
up1S THOMAS MOORE.
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The Northwester, canadian paper
published at Red River is out in favor of
annexation with the United States. 1t
says that Great Britain shows perfect indif-
fernce to the settlement, and it enjoys
none of the commercial or governmental ad-
vantages it has right to expect; and, oe
the other hand, American influences OF
every kind are in operation upon 1t.
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The cost of raising soldiers undar diff
erent State authorities varies very much
In Michigan, 900 men cost $2l 900 in
Iowa l 900 men cost $22, 500; in New York,
900 men cost $27 ,S35: in Illinois, 1000
men cost $42,605; Wisconsin, 1000 men
cost nearly 100000 There must have
been heap of plumber " in the latter
State
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A juvenile sporter beiongi ing to prs
mary school in Manchester, \. H. boosted
to his playfellows the other day tha. ne
would by and by become the m unfortunate Gs na1.t
nossessor of an important article OF youth
none 10 the war and if he gets killed,
. =, Going to have his fish-line
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=. ID. OLMSTEAD,
Produce and Commission Merchant.

The market price paid for all kinds of Grain-wheat
and Corn stored and shipped parties may desire.
Liberal advances made on Grain in store at my
War, house the corner of La Sale street and Hy
drauc asn, Ottawa, Illinois.
n. B.-Farmers can save time by unloading with me,
as have the first Warehouse as they approach the
city, and also Steam Elevator and all other convenien-
unload with dispatch; and they can always
rely on getting the market price.
Ottawa, Dec. 2S, '6l. j. d. OLMSTEAD.
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Lumber Yard, Planning Mill,
Sash, Door and Blind Factory.

WE have moved our Lumber Yard to Planning
w MILL near the Illinois River Bridge, and pre-
pared TO furnish former customers and all others
with all kinds of Lumber Latl and Shingles. Also,
constantly on hand a good assortment of DRY SEA-
SONED FINISHING LUMBER.
Having in connection with our Lumber Sash Door,
and Blind Factory, and Glass, Nail Paint and Oil
Dep enabled to furnish each anS article
that Builders want, saving you the trouble of GO
ing to number OF different places to make out bill
We also invite attention to SINGLE MILL,
which is now ready for operation and furnish
Sawed Shingles by wholesale retail.
Our terms cach, and sell low as the lowest
Please call and examine for yourselves
Office on La Sale st. opposite Van Doren Osborn's
Store. dec 22l STRAwN POWELL.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
1892 LUMBER, 1862.
IunQbeE.

gH5HE subscribers, having purchased the stock Of
l. lumber and leased the yard formerly oc cupied by
John Hossaek, on MAIN STREET, now prepared to
to furnish all kinds Of lumber, laths shingles, sash,
doors, &c. Also good assortment of Saginaw boards
and dry fn hing lumber, constantly hand. The
public and builders are particularly requested ex-
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
81. W. CALKINS.
Ottawa, May 1859. I4o-tf.
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Ex-President Van Buren, has been lying
ii. az Kinderhook for the last three or
Snnr weeks, and the latest reports from
him say there is no hope of his recovery.
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Gentleman-"Two cents Oh, then
won't have an extra. I've only got a
penny" Newsboy-" Pray don't mention
it, sir. Never mind the hextra penny l
respect genteel poverty"
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HAVING purchased of Pho Hard his entire stock
IL OF Lumber, respectfully inform the old custo-
mers of this yard, and tho public generally, that
shall continue the business at the old stand formerly
occupied by him, and solcits share of their patron
age. am constantly receiving cargocs OF lumber OF
of every description, including WIDE SAGINAW
BOARDS. EXTRA THICK FENCING, DRY FINISH
ING LUMBER, OF the best gr ,des, all OF which will be
sold at the lowest cash prices.
Also, constantly constantly hand Nails, Sash,
Doors ard Blinds, at manufacturers prices.
Yard west end Madison Street Bridge.
l39-tf FRANK WARNER.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Dentistry at Eastern Prices |!
DIR, m. WHITTEN

Office Main Street, Opposite Mansion
House and Over OrtOn's Book
Store, Otta a, HI.
eY To my numerous patients i would state that
they will receive attention by calling at any hour Of
the ddy-with promptness and dispatch.
Nov. 70, 1861. DR NJ. WHITTEN.
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j. e. HATHEWAY,


All kinds Of Produce, such Wheat, Corn, Oats IT,
rsOthy Seed, DC.
Office and Warehouse, west side OF Fulton street, Tor
mery occupied by W. W. Low, Ottaw Ill.
LIBERAL advances mad. on grain in store. sepS
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OTTAWA MARBLE YARD.


At the residence Of ". n. " Cuahmdn, Easf Otxneca
Always SALE alarge supply Of perpetual Roses and
Ali other kinds of To-
mato Rh~barb Cabbage, plants, &C., &C. in their es.
on and Vegetables Of all kirds. iuu7A
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The National Tax.

We commence below the publication of
the list of articles taxed by the lase law
of Congress, withe rates annexed. The
list is so long that we are compelled to
lay it before our readers piecemeal
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C. L. THONYSON

DEALER IS
Drugs, Patent Nrdicines, Paints, Oils, Fdrnisae',
D,fe Stats, De, DC,
p,wsan Clover & Cooks and Reddicks Block.
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. cents
5 cents
perct
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odSy -. 80 . . . . -
Charts are not to be considered q
manufacture.
Checks drawn upon any bank,
trust company, or any person or
persons, companies or corpora
tions, for the payment OF
money, exceeding $40, at sight
or on demand.
Chesse is not to be considered a
manufacture.
Chemical preparations, same as
medicines"
Chocolate prepared, per pound.
Circuses, under which term in
included every building, tent.
space, or acre, where feats OF
horsemanship or acrobatic
sports are exhibited, for license.
Claim Agents, under which term
is included every person whose
busines it is TO prosecute claims
in any of the Executive De-
partments of the Federal Gov
ernment for each yearly
license. ....... $1,000 80
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) cents
so cents
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-02-19

our Coast defence, agreed to on yesterday. Which
was agreed to-
On motion of Mr. Warren, leave of absencewas
granted to Mr. Meares. :
On motion of Mr.. Lopg lesve Of absence for {
few days, was granted to Mr. Page, Principal Door
keeper
And then, on motion ofSMr Michal, the Conven-
ton adjourned .r
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From the NorthCarol,ns Presbyterian
THE BIBLE COMMEMORATE ATES
FROM NORTH

Rev. AMI. DEAR SIR: The North Carolina Bible
Convention, held at Salisbury in October last, de-
volved upon me the duty of appointing twenty five
Delegates to attend the Convention to be held at
Augusta, Georgia, the third Wednesday in March
next, for the purpose of organizing Confederate
States Bible Society. Please allow me to announce
through your paper the following delegates:
Rev; James anne Il: Mcneil, Fayetteville.
Rev. j. P. Moore Person County.
| J. Rumple, Salisbury.
L. G. Groceclose, Salisbury.
| W. II. Bobbitt. DIN, Ir.del County.
Dr.: james H. Dickson, Wilmington.
Rev. Z. F. Deems, D. D., Wilson
| j. h. Smith, Greensborough
Gen. WIN. z. Means, Concord
Rev. B. Craven, d. D., Trinity College
J. L. Fitzpatrick, d. D., Dav College
W. F: Leak, ESQ.,, Rockingham, Richmond Co.,
Rev. W. W. Willis, Halifax County,
G. W. Welker, Gulford County
" D. B. Nicholson. Magnolia, Duplin County.
G. H. Wiley, Guilford County.
TIL. Selby, Esq, Raleigh.
DR.. E. Nye Hutchinson, Charlotte.
Rev. R h. Chapman D. D., Asheville
A. W. Cummings, D. D.,
E w.. Beale. Graham.
Charles Slower, Esq, Newborn.
\. Stevenson, Esq, Washington.
h. b Short, ESQ. Plymouth.
| hope. Providence permitting that all viii attend
the Convention 20 that our State, with Others may
be fully represented in the formation Of Bible TO-
~ NIL WILSON,
-.s hsidsnt " G. BiAs DbnssstioA
E The delegates will be charged by the Rail
roads Of this State full fare in gong to the Conven
! zion, and will DO returned free.
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SOUTHERN LITERATURE.

VNE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR HUT
w tua Frelegh's SOUTHERN MONTHLY pup
lished at Memphis; ais" for
DE BOWS REVIEW, -
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER,
SOUTHERN CULTlVATOR.
SOUTHERN FIELD AND FIRESiDE;
Letters addressed to r. 3, WHITAKER, Whining
ton, N. c., will receive immediate attention..
Jan. "A, 1862. o''
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pinia have noby offered to furnish the Treasurer of
that State with the Confederate notes to make SAID
navment Who can doubt that our banks will be
eonaIlv patrlotc? Sir, so far in our struggle, our
banks have acted nobIy; they feel and know that
bank corporations and people are all in one COM
mon ship, and If one goes down, all must 60 to-
pether, But, sir, We will not 90 down. We may
Sava to buffet the boisterous waves of this inhu-
man conflict for season; We may encounter adverse
winds. the fury of which may cause to lose, for
a while. some portions Of the ship and crew, but,
sir. they will all be recovered; she will ride out
the gale, and ultimately reach smooth and unruf-
fed sea.
Let US then, Mr. President, give encouragement
and hope to the crew. Pass this ordinance by
unanimous vote-pass it now. There is meeting
Of the Presidents and Directors of the banks of the
State to be held in this city to-day pass the ordi-
nance, and let our worthy Treasurer make arrange
ments with them while they are here to exchange
what Confederate notes they have for the notes Or
dered to be issued by this ordinance Those notes
are to be convertible at the will Of the holder, into
coupon bonds bearing seven per cent interest pay
able semannually, and redeemable in ten years at
the treasury. Y do not ask for any additional
loan from the banks; all ask Of them is to make
the exchange with us and surely, surely Mr. Presi-
dent they cannot be so unpatrotic to refuse to
assist US in this way. do not believe they will.
But sir if in this mistaken, if our banks should
refuse to aid US in giving this relief to OUT peopls
| have confidence that our Treasurer can procure
| the funds FROM individuals and from the banks in
Virgins. Suppose it possible. sir that we should
be drivsa to the necessity Of giving even ten per
cent premium for Confederate notes-then, SIR it
ought to be done, for we save ten per cent on ths
amount BY assuming the payment And, although
We ara by such course, increasing the debt which
we are to entail upon children STILL SIR il ought
| to Be done. A respected friend Of mine, q member
Of this body, in urging upon me tho other day to
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

m D. SLEDGE HAS IN STORE AND OF.
Il fers for sale large lot of Chin and Glass Wart of
Cups and Saucers Plates. dishes, Pitchers Sugar DsJes
Sptonns, pecantsrs Tumbers Gobets and various 9TH.
er articles in that line
White and Brown Sugar.
smoking and Chewing Tobacco.
Black Pepper and Carb. Soda
Butter and Soda Crackers.
Rice and Family Flou.
All of which will be sold low the times will admit
of for cash oniy.
Raleigh, Feb Il, 1862. 7-w&swlm.
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xstoRr oTeTHE coMprRoLLER e fV SEn
ACCOUNTS FOR The fisoAA 49, - e'3H -
fNa sEpTEMBER30 1851.
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FRrpAr, February IA, 1862.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention re.assembed and resumed the
consideration Of the business pending at the hour OF
recess ,e-t -s-F -~a a. 49,
Mr. Howard moved to amend the Sd section. by
inserting after the word TROOPS" in the 3D. line,
the words tender the present reauisition," which
was agreed to. he also moved to amend the 18th
section by Inserting the word " now after the word
captain in The second line, which was agreed to
He also moved to amend the 9th section by insert
ine after the ward assryiee" in the Sd line, the
words "rsquirsd BY this section" which was
agreed 10. r'
Mr.. Merritt moved to strike Dot the section, and
On this question, the yeas and nays were srdsrsd
sspt Mr. Holmes offered the following:
Rssoses1 That the President Of the Convantin DO
requested f. send BY telegraph to the President Of
tho Confederate States the resolutions in season to
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BROOM CORN WANTED!

A LARGE AMOUNT OF BROOM CORN
"A is wanted at the BROOM MANDATORY Of the
NorhCarolna Institution for the Desf and Dumb and the
Blind. for which the highest market price will be paid
Farmers in NorhCar"ns urged to cultivate crop
of Broom Corn the present year. Amy information as to
the method Of culture &c. will be given upon application
" tine undersigned.
WILLIE J. PALMER, Principal.
Jan. "a, 1862. s-sw&wim.
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Jan. "a, 1862.


HILLSBUKOUGH MILIIAnI AO"OD -
yVlHlS. INSTITUTION WILL BE RE-OPENED UN.
Il der efficient management on WEDNEoDAf' marcn
5th The services of officers having been permanently
cured, no further interruption of duties need be appre'
hended.
For circulars, stating new terms. &C, address >,
SUPERINTENDENT II. NJ. A."
Hillst CROUCH, N. C.
Jan Al 1882 lO-sw&wSm.
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HARDIN G'S
CLOTHIN G HOUSE

OUR WINTER STOCK AT REDUCED PRICES.
ovERCOATS. BUSINESS COATS, CASSI.
mere and Silk Vests plain and fancy eolored CASSIE
mere Pants at reduced prices for eash
Our stock Of Black Dress Frock Coats Pants and Yeats
is still large and offered at reasonable prices fur ozsA
.. COATS FOR SERVANTS,
50 on hand-pries six dollars.
e. L. HARDING.
u B-Ws respectfully coll upou al WIN sooounss
Tor potes due January Isl 1851 forward and pay
eitkost dslsy
Jsn. 81, 1889. %-w6ywlw.
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FRUIT TREES FOR COTTON.
T WILL EXCHANGE FRUIT TREES, ROSES. GRAPE
L VINES and other nursery Stock. for COTTON, at
iarkel prices. THOMAS CARTER.
Raleigh, Feb H., 1852. 7-w&swlm
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Adjourned Session.

NoRru.cAkolINA STATE CONVENTION.
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AYERS Cathartic Pills.

'IlIIE sciences Of CSemistrY and Medicine have
II been taxed their utmost to produce this best,
Vulnerable proofs arc shown that these pnIl have
virtues which aurpass IN excellence the ordinary
medicines and that they win unprecedsntedly upon
to take, but powerful to cure Their penetrating
properties stimulate the vital activities Of the body
remove the distractions Of its organs, purify the
blood, and expel disease. They purge out the foul
humors which breed and grow diitemper, stimulate
II Srahs into their natural
whole system. Not only do they cure the everyday
complaints o. every body, but also formidable and
dangerous diseases That have baed the best OF hui
man skin. While they produce powerful Effects
they are at the came time, In diminished doses the
safest and best physie that can be employed for
take; and being purely vegetable are free from any
risk Of harm. Cares have been made which surpass
belief were they not substantiated by men OF such
exalted position and character to forbid the Sus-
pieion OF uhtruth. Many eminent cierkVueti and
Phystethns have lent theii names to certify to the
public the reliability Of my remedies, while others
have sent the assurances or their enriction that
my Preparations e6ntrbnte Immensely 10 fhe relief
Of my. ahiicteds suffering felloW-men. - s1d5
The Agent below named l. pleased to furniEh erat-
. my American Almanac, containing directions for
their dse and certificates Of their cures Of the fol-
owing complaintl:= nu8sr rrs1eUntf s.El1- IN
Costiyeness, Bilious Complaiuta, RhsumatISm.
Dropsy, Heartburn, Headafhe arising from 8 foul
Stomach. Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Ipsetiol q
the Bowels and Pain arising theFefrom, ElatuIeney
Loss OF Appetite, all UleeFols and Cutane6us MS.
eases Whieh reqnirp an eypeuAnt medicine Scruinla
Or king's Eyll. They alsn, by parifyng the blood
and stimulating the SYSTEM cure uiEny eouipIafhtg
which tt would mot be supposed they could reach
Such as peafness Partial BLINDNESS, Neuralgia aud
Nervous Iritabiity. Derang Of The liver and
Kidheys G0t, and other kindred complaints aFising
from low state Of the body or obSfrdetion Of rs
q no not be put on by unprineipled dealers With
come ether pm they make more profit on ASl for
ATHR's PtLs, and take nothing else. No other they
can give you compares with this in its intrinsie
or curative poSgerf- The sick want the heat Rid
there 10 for them, and they should have Il.
+ Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER,
RsatieaI aAd 4nGIstiea1 Chesia, Lopsn, ih1t,.
PRIw 90. cIs. I'M Box. RrvE Box1s IoR 81.
and Dea!erbin Medicine everywhere. mills
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TERMS. Reselar pli.s.. i,

esired at par. isI IS 10 =
81 POSTAGE. iaIsGisso
The Postage % any part of the United States win
be but TWENTY-FOUR GENTS year, for ssBlaek
WOOD, J. aud but FOURTEEN CENTS year for each.
AZ the above prices the Periodicals win BE fur.
ui2hOd 1862. nd a