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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-04
THE VERMONT CAVALRY.

We copy the following letter, correcting
some statements heretofore made respecting
the retreat of Gen. Banks through the Shen-
andoah Valley, from the Burlington Free
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-04

Resolued That the thanks Of the Society be rendered
to Dr. kubcc for the interesting cases presented by him
for examination, aud that the Treasurer be directed TO
deai, from the funds in the Treasury the expenses nee
essary incurred by Dr. Rublce in bringing these cases
before The Society.
Other cases of professional interest were
reported and discussed not noticed in this
brief report. The meeting was well attend
ed, and one Of much interest and profit
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-04


On the rebel side It is estimated that fully 60 900 men
took part IN the action General Lees known TO have
been IN command, and under him Gems. Hill Anderson
and Branch. As in nearly every well contested battle
heretofore our men had tn contend against great Odds
and yet they came off victorious
This account, it will be seen, is only up to
Friday night. The battle was renewed next
day, and at our latest advices was still pro-
crossing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-04

New YORK, July |.
The Tribune makes tho following statement
from unquestionable sources: There is reas-
on to believe the statement as in the main
correct, as information from other sources,
deemed reliable, corroborate it:
--latest sdvices from Gen. Mcclellan, re-
ceived at Washington yesterday noon. were
up TO O'Clock Saturday afternoon. Up 20
that time he had successfully carried out the
plan he pointed out some time ago, which
plan was to swing his right wing towards the
rear, including all the force north of half way
between Bottom Bridge and New Bridge. At
the same time TO advance the left wing to-
wards James river, and open communication
with the gunboats.
The attack Of the enemy last Thursday,
in great force, necessitated this strategic
movement, and to change his base, of course.
when Wnltehonse Landing was abandoned.
All the sick, wounded, ordnance and COM
misssry stores, troops and property were
there embarked under the superintendent OF
Gen Casey, and on Monday were at Turkey
Island, on the James River, s miles below
Fort Darling, and Is miles below Richmond
After an interruption of communication be-
tween Gen. Mcclellan and Washington for
As hours, his lef' wing touched James river,
near Turkey Island Bridge
lie Immediately opened communication with
Commodore Rogers, Of the Potomac fiotilla,
aud through him, with Washington. The
result may be that the steam transports may
relieve his soldiers Of the fatigue Of marching
on richmond by landing them near the rebel
cap tai. after the gunboats have cleared away
Ob,ir ctions.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28
FROM EUROPE,

CAPR RACE, Aug. a2,-The steamer
Teulonia from Southampton on the even
ing Of the 18th, passed hare this P M en-
route for N Y. f,
The italian squadron has been ordered
Ancoua to watch the Adriltic coast.
Garibaldi. with 500 volunteers were
marching in the direction OF San Cataldo
The object appears to be to reach Mes
sina. Palermo was tranquil, .....
Garibaldi manifestations lad taken
place at Lascala. At the theatre in Mi
Ian shouts were raised "Rome or death.
The Garibaldi volunteers number 5000
One slight encounter IooN place be-
tween the volunteers and the royal troops
Garibaldi occupied Roccea aud Palmi
ia, and spoke as follows: The present
state of affairs cant continue 81
against the Government, BECAUSE it WI
rot let me go to Rome. go ssains
France because she defends the Pope
will have Rome at any price. Rome o
death. If succeed, so much the Bitter
II not, l will destroy the Italy which
made myself" aag msli .rg.a, -
The departure of volunteers for Palsrm
had ceased, ... ~. .,......
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28
A Terrible Encounter with 4 Boa
Constructor.

One Of the most thrilling Incidents
which have ever come TO our knowledge,
occurred lew days eince iu side show
With Van Amburg & Co.'s Menagerie,
where two enormous snakes. an anaconda
and boa CONSTRUCTOR, were on exhibition.
Both Of the huge reptiles are kept in one
case with glass top, opening at the side.
And the keeper was engaged in the act
of feeding them when the event occurred
The larger of the snakes, the boa constric,
tor, which is some thirty feet long. ard
as large around the middle as man s
thigh, had just swallowed two rabbits
when the keeper introduced his arm aad
body into the cage for the purpose of
reaching third to the anaeonda at the
opposite corner.
title in this position the boa. not 50
tis6ed with his share of the ratiOns, made
spring, probably with the intention Of
securing the remaining rabbit, but in.
stead, fastened its jaws upon the keepers
hard. and, with !be rapidity Of lightning
threw three coils around the poor fellow
thus rendering him helpless, His shouts
of distress at once brought several men tc
his assistance. and among them, iortu
nately was a we'll. known Snowman nam
Townsend; a man Of great muscular pow
er, and what was of much more impor'
lance, one who was familiar with the hab
lis of these repulsive monstees all his life
having owned some Of the largest opeI
ever brought 10 this country.
The situation Of the keeper was nov
periIous in the extreme. The first thing
to be done was TO uncoil The snake from
. around him, but il in attempting this tn
reptile should beco me in the least dcgre
angered, he would, in a secouud ,contrac
his coils with power sufficient TO crusl
) the life out of an OK. A single quick con
vulslon of the creature. and the keeper
soul would be in etcrp,tyl This Town
send fully uudersood;so without attempt
, ing to disturb the boa's hold upon tn
keepers hand, he managed by powerful
yet extremely cautious movements to un
! coil the snake without exciting him, afte
: which by the united exertions OF tw
, strong men, the jaws were pried open an
the man released in completely exhaust
ed condition. The bite of the boa con
Q stl ictor is not poisonous, and althoug
f tha bitten hand was immensely swole
+. the next day, no serious results were ap
pretended. more narrow escape froI
death, it would be difficult to imagine
, columbus (Ohio) Statesman.
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that d will not be atlempled

that Il " II not be attempted. v'Jsa,s
The corps of Banks is here, aud Nc.
Dowellis coming up. Both will wait the
arrival Of Sigel. who covers the retreat.
He will not bslurtied. As write, these
masses Of troops are pouring 10 10 swift
| but orderly marches along The narrow
roads and over the fields towards the
town. - ~ ~"
They are already listening for The sound
Of following cannon. All day long the
march win continue. Sigel is not ex
pected till noon. and whatever happens,
not q regiment leaves until the rest comes
up" we ,'p'" -". '"A aa
1t iss wonderful retreat, for, IN spite
Of delays, there is 10 panic among the
trains; and though the troops are moving
tothe rear. they march as il 10 battle -
No battle today, and II any means can
avoid 1t, perhaps none tomorrow; but on
the RappahaUho K. before the week closes
comes the deadlies, struggle Of the war.
NEw YORK, August 2l.-Tbe CONNER.
clal says it has Information that juno
tion of McClelan's, Pope's and Burn.
sides forces had been effected, il is be
lieved, at Acquia creek.
The same paper says that reliable ad
vices from james river state that The rebels
occupied Hstrison's Landing, and the
picketo extend as far as the Chickaho-
miny. ''....'' aa' -a
A large portion Of the gunboat aotilla,
with the flag ship, was above Harrison s
Landing, and would probably give the
rebels taste of their quality. 4F
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28


More Of the Indian OaIbrcak In Mime.
sofa 80 Fearful OuiTages So Nearly q
thousand Persons Reported Killed.
Sr. PAUL. Aug. 22.-R liable informA.
tiOn rom Fort Rjdgely confirms. without
doubt, all previous reports. Mr.. WykotI.
Assistant SuPerinte ndeni. on his way to
the upper agencies. met messenger six
miles from Fort Ridgely, OIL Monday
morning, announcing an outbreak at the
Lower sioux agency. and The unurd4r Of
all the whites except lew. Capt. Marsh
set out immediately With As men. -
At the ferry opposite the ag- ncy he en-,
counteIed large body Of warriors who
opened FIRE On them. After srew volleys
a large body Of ambushed Indians 10 the
rer cred on them. killing number q our
men. A retreat was attempted across tlis
river While in the wafer thu Indian,
killed the captain, three sergeanis aod ioul
.corporals Seventeen returned 10 tbs
tort on Monday night. The light from
the burning bulldogs aud grain stacks
was seen in all directions Escaped CHI
sens came into the fort during the night
giving accounts Of horrors too terrible fol
Imagination TO conceive. Mothers came
in rags aud barefooted, whose husbands
and children were slaughtered before their
eyes. Children came who Witnessed the
murder Of their parents or Ih.ir burning
in their Own houses. .F .e tta. g.t
The roads in the direction o. New lin
are In, d with murdered men, wopen and
children. j. j. Porter. Of Wankato,
membsr Of the last Minnesota Legislature
arrived here last evening for arms. lie
was one Of The commttrr sent 10 Nsw U I'm
TO learn the truths OF the r-p .rted mup<
dcrs. He arrived at New Um Tuesday
morning and found the people preparing
10 bury five persons murdered; Others
bsing constantly brought 10 mosl hOrri-
bly, putilated H saw four persons
wounded in one room. eat with hatctett
in the head and arms; one little girl wal
cut across The face, breast and side.
little boy dfeadiuliy cut up, also middl
aged woman in 40 adjoining room. HI
saw a child with lis neal cut Of and q
others mutiIated with gashes. The peo
pie of New Ulm are drilling with wha
arms thy can get. They are fully awake
10 the danger aud determined to defend
the town to the last. Mr.. Porter lrf
New Ulm last Tuesday morning. H
was overtaken by msn " no escorted him
The Indians attacked the town 200 strong
at 5 P M and burued several buildings
Several ci,iz-ns were seen 10 fall. TIL,
people had gathered an had barricade'
the streets.
Other letters to Gov Ramsey say hun
dreds are known TO be kill d, aud il is be
Ilieved a thousand Gov Ramsey yester
day ordered the militia, with horses,
the scene Of action.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28
From Cairo and Below.

CAIRO. Aug. 22.-The steamer Champ
ion on her last passage TO Memphis, was
fred on by. gusrrillas at James Bayou.
lust below Hickman. She was struck
by over seventy shot. No one was in
jured. -ip
The steamer Swallow, in Government
service. was burned ty the rebsls, 20nilei
below NJ mphis few days since. sa
There is universal activity here in com
pleting the rs9airs on boats, A large num-
Der oil extra hands are employed, !,
Memphis papers oftbe I9ih. say, Bragg
is undoubtedly at Chattanooga. 1l .''aF
At las, accounts. Porter's cavalry al
Holly Springs, we're committing depfeda'
tions on the Union men .;s,,.
Jackson's cavalry, which last week wa
reported near Coldwater, Mississippi, hai
fallen back 10 Tupilo.
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LANCASTER, OHIO, THURSDAY AUG. %, 1862


scene Of actiop. thereby offeriog nv
self ss a target for the bullets Of the
sneeks who wsrv still stuIkirg near
When the surgeon and / got abOu, hall
way to where some Of our wounded lay,
we were surprised (not sgreeably as
sure you. by the appearance of two Con
federate cavalrymen on the brow Of The
hill, wiki drawn revoIverS, who signsled
Us 10 them. The doctor was dubious,
and waving bis handkerchief. told them
we were surgeons, attending to the wound
ed. But this would not do : We had TO
90 up to them and satisfy them as to who
we really were. When satisfied of our
work OF mercy, they told US they were
glad TO see US paying some attention to
the unfortunates; and said they had won
dered at it's not being done before. The
doctor replied that our hospital attend. i.
ants could not sooner venture out for fear
being attacked. "Sscssh" were SORRY
to learn that there was so much disnust
Of the Southerners, as he had thought it
was an understood agreement between n
The two armies, that all parties engaged
in attending TO the wounded were to be
respected. He finally assumed the elo-
queBt. and spoke Of the "Yaakees" hsv-
ing nothing to fear from high mind ed ,
honorable men, fighting for their hom es,
unless they (the "YanEsss") descra ted
their homes.
His tone became at length SO earnest,
that | have to confess to little lear, and
really felt as if would rather be ont Of,
than in, so close quarters chivalry to the
CONTRARY Notwithstanding. The ebuli-
ton however subsided, and the excited
chivalry proved by their conversation anC
actions to be gentlemen, 10 whose heart:
the better feelings OF humanity were mol
extinct. They kindly assisted us to lay
our wounded 10 easier positions. l shall
never forget those men. whose humanity
and gentlemanly demeanor coutrssted SO
lavorably with the examples We go often
see.
We we're not further moles!ed; and by
Monday night, our wounded were all in;
and wish I could say cared for. There
is an insufficient surgical corps, (necessa.
rily so, for such an emergency; and hun
dreds Of poor fellows have not had thei
wounds even looked at. since they hav,
been brought in.
Every house in Culpepper, that is al
all accessible. is used as hospital, and
filled with wounded while hundreds are
being sent daily 10 Washington. s.4
H. SCOTT. Jr.
Serg't 18th Inf
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28
Pursuit Of the Missouri GuerilIas.

| SPRIsoFIELD. Mu.. Aug. &c Colonel
Wrigh. (Federal) passed Carthage yes
terday in pursuit Of Coffee, Hays and
Quan,riI. On Wednesday he attacked
their rear guard, killing twelve and cap
turing thirty one horses. Qdite a num-
Der Of guns and other property fell into
his hands. The Kansas troops were only
few miles behind, pushing on rapidly.
A number of horses and a qushtity of
camp equipsge was found at the Usage,
where the rebels had crossed. g..
Ali the bad characters 70 western Mis-
sopri are joining Coffee. which will drain
lhs. section Of dangerous element.
Pursuit will not be relaxed until the
rebels are driven from the State,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28
Highly Important From General
POpe's Command.
lTribuno's letter.
HEADa'Rs ARMY OF Va, |
CEDAR MT, Va. Aug. l8 (


Again on the march and that march a
The camp which only yesterday
was pitched at the foot Of the mountain is
now memorable forever, dissolved this P.
M. into thin air, and headquarters are
here without a camp, but here only for
an hour, or three hours, it matters not
which.
The hurried order came to be ready 10
start at once, and before two hours had
passed, tents and baggsge, and all Of
headquarters but its personnel, were SO.
ing to the rear.
We understand it is whispered that the
whole Army Of Virginia is in retreal, ant
presently it begins TO be added that the
whole Army Of Richmond is on the ad
vance; that the rebels threatened to lurr
our left flank. and, in word. are march
ing straight for fredericksburg for Wasl
Iington, and for the North, perhaps; bu
before the North, before Washington. be
fore Fredericksburg is reached, the hard
est, 6ercest, most determined. and des
lperale battles Of The war are TO be fought
This army is not moving away, nor i
Gen, Pope Out'genoraled yet BY Stone
wall jackson.
Threatened on the left BY an army tha
counts its hundreds Of thousands Of des
perate and miserable troops, the Army o
Virginia retreats indeed, but il retreats t,
light. By daylight Il must cross the Rap
lpahan1ock; but when once on the Nof!)
1bank Of that river it no longer retreats
II, begins to mapeuvsr; tie battles Of thi
war are about to bsgin. '.'' =" ~ g''a
i -CuLPHppER. Aug. 1875 a. NJ II wa
expected that the army would Ctoss th
Rappabanoock BY 10 O'clock. but the pas
sage Of the trains was 90 much dslaye
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28

No fear Of observation-disclosures not b.
Superceded...Rebef Major Captured--
Fortificatious OF Ion liza.
tion of Central America by Blacks.
WASHINGTON. August sl-It is ascer
tanned fiom the State Department that the
rumors Of intervention or mediation by
European powers ars without foundation
There is no foundation in the statement
that Gen Dix is 10 be appointed 10 com
msnd at New Orleans in place General
Butler, or that Hon. Reverdy Johnson ia
to go there as Military Governor. rfe
The rebel Major Filzhugh. Gen. Stu.
arts chiet of stat, has reached Washing
ton from Fredericksburg. He was cap
,ured by portion Of Gen, Buford's cav
airy on Monday last, about Eve miles
from Louisa CHI. .#
The returned prisoners represent with
great unanimity that The rebels are by nj
means relaxing their efforts to complete
the forti6cations around Richmond. upon
ten of which there ere now US many la
borers engaged as can work upon them
with advantage. ..- L,
A colony OF colored persons 10 settle il
Central America, is being raised in the
District of Columbia. Quite a number
are engaged in the enterprise. 0al
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28

MoReAN, TIE GUERRILLA CHiETrAiN, A
Coon JUDGE OF % SOMETHING TO TAKE, y
AS WELL As HoRsEELEsH. - Morgan 4
thieves. during their brief stay in this
place, found time to break into our Office
and steal our flags, which they Sacrilegi
ously tore up and trsmplsd in the dust
They also broke into our desk and stole
bottle Of "Bitters" which had been pre-
seuted to us by DR., Roback. We ar'
very sorry we forgot to favor the bittsT'
with dose Of stryohnine or ralsbane.-
Richmond KY Messenger.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28
Important Fl ON New Orleans.

New YoRk, August 94.-The steamers
Blackstone and Creole arrived here from
New Orleans on the 10Th.
All the property OF John Slidell has
been con6scated by General Butler
Another order commands the turning
over to the United States all arms in New
Orleans. ~ is@ is".
The French Consul asked that French
citizens might retain theirs, for fear Of
seryile insurrectiou. a. .-,.,....s., ....
Butler replied: "Prolection would be
given by the United States in such CASE
and insisted that al arms, of white and
black, should be under his control.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28
COI1nJTv OFFICERS.

Judge of Fairfield Common Pleas Court-HENRY
C. WHITMAN, residence Lancaster, Ohio,
Probate Jadgs-JESSE 4 EoHNER, once In Public
Building!
n Shsrif--TAMES MlLLER, oniceat jail.
.asditor--wILLIAM ROBINSON, once Public
Trsassrsr.-P G. BENADUM ,oflcePub bllcBuilGinl
Reeordsr--A. SYFERT ! Office Public Building:
Suruevor-B. L. HANNUM, Once Public Building
Coroner--L. SHEFFER, residence Madison tp.
Commissionsrs--JoSEPH SHARP, of Bern Town
ship; JONAS A. BAKER, of Walnut Township, an'
JOHN w. CUNNING HAM of Hooking Tawnship;
SehooI Eraminers WILLIAM WITTY EY JONI
VILLA MS and URIAH C. RUTTER. Z
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28
BOOK ANp JOB pRINTING.

We are pre- pared to execute all descriptions oiJOB
WORK. such as CARDS, CIRCULARS, PoSIEKS.
BALI.TICKETS, and every other variety OF PLAIN
"A Nd FANCY JoBRING, with new and superortype
and on short notice. l.,.. .....s-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28
Army Correspondence.

The following is an extract from pri.
vate letter, which we are permitted TO
pnblish. =. ...---L--- 49,
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.,,.,e1 S.o,Se1NlO,T23
FE6A San 7Fr,s,vei..o.

SAN Fa6sepcO, Aug. lS--Arri7ed,
What Cheer. sMagoWn,oNsw York.
Sailed, George Lee, Hong Kopg, car.
TyiDg wheat and other CsliiofDia products
and one hundred and seventy thousand
in treasure. E'e oILEI5'T' dsfE
Trade dull. Butter q7o; tO5aco 6rmJ
candles slack, Ssr2 o,olse l0
james Donahue, one of the wealthics,
ciiiEens, died d'on Saturday, aged SO. He
was noted for his muni6cence in his
charities. .gtrso. as4a ia
1t is baIieyed hy the sared passengers
that the treasure Of the Golden Ga 9 is
deeply buried in the sand, and it will be
scarcely possible to save any Captain
Hudson chartered schooner at ManE,n-
lila, and has made several trips to the
wreck.
News from British Columbia 81 .he
l3Ib reports CaribOo rather favorable
more gold iealized in that district this
year than the corresponding period last
year. Scarcity Of provisions prevailed.
SAN FRAScIsco, Aug. i9.-Tke steamer
Pacific las arrived. bringing 500, 900 in
treasure from British Columbia and Sb4.
0c0 from Oregon. The Mary L. Sutton
sailed for New York with cargo Of l4O0
bales Of wool, ~. 600 hides, aud variety
Of domestic products. The Flying Eagle
sailed for Hong Kong with cargo Of
wheat and -four aDdSl40. 900 in treasure
Tha Ere at St. Georges Hotel. Sacra-
meulo, on the 18th. damaged the build
ing and stores in the frs, story about
sac, 900. ..fF@a, t-E,2
A ws.erspont bursted over sparse!y
settled portion Of Los Angeles coun,y on
the 18Th. fifty miles from The ocean. FILL
ing a. long ravine with water. fourteen
feel deep. a man and woman, riding In
a Carriage, we've caught by the food, and
the woman aGd horses we're drowned.
The mar aoated more than a mile to
place Of safety. ..I..
Another Great -Ear Meeting to be Held
in New Yoik-.FinsrciaI...Bo Both Quotas
New York City to be hIied without
Drafting. j.. aa- s5git 1ra'
NEw YoRK, Aug. 20.-Arraneements
sre being made for another mighty war
meeting to be held here in few days.
The 18th. 18th, 17,h and 9th Con.
necicut regiments vii! pass through here
within a few days. They are full TO the
MAXIMUM number, and completely equip.
ped. -Four more will be sen, shortly.
| A subscription for 5000. 900 Of Z 80
Treasury Notes opened at the ub.Treas.
ury today, and soon filed up at At pre-.
MUM. Thompson Bros. headed tie list
by a.millien, ami, The balance was sOos
lakeu by leading bankers. ssa ~ ssss
}, The Commercial says: I'VE appre-
bend that AT doubts Of the sblily OF this
city and Brooklyn to gil their quotas OF
troops under both calls are set at rest.
Recruiting Is now prog ressing very rap.
idly in this city under the excitement Of
Gen. Corcoran's presence. will be urged
forward with almos: Unparalleled rapidi-
ty. By this means we may add large
portion Of our three months militia now
IN the heId, d,5ie.55ee5 as1asj a. lst
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General Pope on the North Bank Of the
..-fg Ranuahannocl. IT, ..s,r

New YoRK, ug,93.-The Philadelphia,
Press says Gen, Pope has fallen back
across the RappabAnuock. and msde that,
stream HE line of defense. The is in.
grea, force on the south bank, and had
made seysoA, Intellectual efforts to cross
aud turn our right flank, at the same
time making demonstrations on our CEN
ter ."...' ..,s .f-.
d suoh dispostionof our army has been
made. that there need be no iears offur.h-
er retreat, Gen. Mcclellan has arrived.
with large portion of bis army, and, ills
beIieved, las assumed command Of both
armies. '9's'4@ao 3 aiaIs'2
Fighting Of desultOry character has
been geing on for several days, and the
enemy no donbt has been repulsed at all
points by our batteries. though not with
out some loss of artillerymen aud horses.
During Thursday heavy firing was board
on the extreme lat, and il was believed
Gen Reno ,repulsed the rebels. Gen
Pope is praised fpr great skull and activ.
lity In sirengt gtheuing all weak points. IL
Il said h. has had no resIfor hours. ! i,
"A u opr advioes indicate our suoceSSat
all points. la ssa niaI1Es w ~
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N Business scardsofabout6 lines, by the yehF' 80
HP Advertisements, not marked on the manuscript
will be continued at our terms until forbid.
WPLegal advertiseme ents, Ad Administrators notices
Go must be paid for in advance, for reasons which
we will explain al the time. -
JPThe above term sstrictly observo'tin aiica