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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

EXCITEMENT KILLS PAIN.-A surgeon, writing
from McClelan's army, speaking of operatiohs
upon the field at the time of the battle of Fair
Oaks, says he removed limbs and cut out bullets
without using chloroform. the patients being so
excited by the noise of artillery and musketry as
not to mind the pain.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06
TRINITY JOURNAL.
Weaverville, Saturday, Sept 9, 1862.

In WAR.-Figures of Mason and Slidell have
been added to the famous wax [mud would have
been more fttingl collection of the late Madame
Tussaud, in London. The Saturday RerieW says
that Mr.. President Lincoln stands scowling at
them with an expression which indicates at once
dyspepsia and ferocity."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

Ok FusloN Men who would rather BE- found
in the political company OF avowed oecesson'sts
than that Of Union men should not aud cannot
command the confidence of any we'll wsher OF
his country. VIM. Lloyd Garrison has doubtless
been for years traitorous Abolitionisl be is
NOW for the Union aud against the rebellion he
is therefore, Just ut the present time, better po
lltcal company for any loyal man than is any
Democrat who sympatbizes win the rebels. The
San Francisco Eyeaiag Jownal uttered the above
sentiment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

LAST summer, in the height of mosquito time.
the little rascas had their songs in the night to
the annoyance of every one. While my little
sister Ettie, then about five years old, was being
put to bed, her mother said to her, Ettie, you
must always be good girl, and then at night
while you are asleep the angels will come and
watch around your bed"
"Oh yes, ma" said Elite, know that
heard them singing all around my head last
nipbtH
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

Too GEEEN TO MARRY.-The Stockton Repvt
Hcan rebukes the county Clerk of San Joaquin
for issuing marriage Licences to young men with
out thoroughly informing himself of their fitness
for the new position, and cites an instance Of >
man who went to a butchers shop the day after
his marriage and asked for II quarter Of mutton.
The mutton WAS all out, SO he took quarter OF
beef
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

Tue SCHooLaAsrEn AT HOME Ny dear boy
said kind hearted schoolmistress to an unusual.
ly promising scholar whose quarter was about
up my dear boy, does your father dcsi gn that
you should tread the intricate and thorny path OF
the professions, the straight and narrow way Of
the ministry, or revel amid the fowery field ot
literalureY
mo, morm,' replied the juvenile prodigy, dad
says he's goin' to set me to work in the later
pAtch.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06
SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

MIR. L.. II. Fisher is our only authorized Agent
San Francisco receive advertisements receipt for
the same and to business generally for tfe
TRINITY JOURNAL Ofice--No. lT2 2 Washington stres
nearly opposite Magure's Opera House, up stairs.
Smcrm mento City s. SMITH is authori-e
agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements IN
city and receipt for the same ONCE, III street, -
tween 4th aud 5th. so
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

TIE London Times. in late article, wherein
it assumes that the United States will eventually
become " the greatest military power in Chrs-
tendom," says to the people OF Canada that they
must defend themselves from American invasion,
as England cannot do it. 4" II is not in our pow
er TO send forth from this little island II military
force sufficient to defend the frontier of Canada
against the numerous armies which have learned
arms and discipline in the present civil war"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

That IS True AS GosPEL.-A writer in last
Thursdays Bulletin says;
The Union has much more to fear from the
Lathams. the Brights the Ben Woods and Val.
landighams of the North than from all the
lrgions which JET Davis may command. Once
let majority of this class Of men enter Con
gress and where will be the nations libeI ties
and for what purpose will we have laid down on
the altar of our country hundred thousand
lives aud thousand millions of dollars The
majority Of this territory would be ceded to the
slave olgarcby at Richmond the memory Of
the gallant defenders of the Unon who have
sealed their patriotic devotion with their lives,
would be spit upon and they siigmatized as the
vile hordes Of Lincoln and Niger stealers' y
The same writer also says:
"CaIiforna, thank heaven had virtue and
intelligence enough early to declare her voice
still for liberty and Union, one and nsepa
rable,' Notwithstanding the persistent efforts of
Gwin & Co., and the later and spasmodic efforts
of Latham, Burch Il Co., TO induce different
course of action. 1t is to the virtue of the
people, and not to its leaders, that we owe it to
day, that California reposes in peace and pros
perity beneath the flag of the Union instead Of
the bear and cactus, or that other miserable
abortion, the issue of treason and slavery, the
stars and bars That these gentlemen have
prudently acknowledged their mistake and are
now for the Union (as they understand it) is per
hans less credit 10 their honor and patriotism
than 10 their intelligence and ambition. When
the nation is putting forth every energy to main
tain its high position among the powers Of the
earth when our political life or death depends
on the support which each individual can give
it is no part OF patriotism to be harping on our
misfortunes, decrying our efforts encouraging
discomfort, and giving currency to foolish ru-
mors calculated to weaken confidence Yer such
is the policy adopted by the insidious enemies OF
the country now in California who have not the
manlness to show their true colOrs. Much
greater respect is due the open traitor who leaves
for Dixie with the avowed intention of abiding
the issue with his own kind, than for these triple
dyed traitors who are neither true to themselves,
their country, or their friends"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

WHEN Nelly was a very little girl, her father
found her chubby hands full of the blossoms of
q beautiful tea rose on which he had bestowed
great care. "My DEAR said he, didn't tell
you not to pick one Of these flowers without
leave"
Yes, father" said Nelly, innocently, d" but
all these had leaves"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

PULLED or HIS C0AT.-Mr. Ovens, editor Of
the San Jose Mercury being about to run for
Assembly, announces his temporary retirement
from the editorial chair This reminds us Of
man in W4avervile, who, when about 20 fight q
duel, resigned the office of Constable Sierra
County .NSt0s.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

AND the American Civil War is The canse Of
Of this rise in tallow," said French chandler to
one Of his friends.
"Why, paW innocently asked the heir OF the
goodwill and plant Of the palernal chandery,
why pa! do the Americans fight by candle
li0hL ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

WHAT a nice lot Of turnips you have got"
said Mrs. Brown to Mrs. Jones. " Where dear 7"
asked Mrs. Jones. Why, dear" responded ths
other good lady, " look at your thirteen lovely
children's noses"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06

Ok tombstone in cburchyard in country
town in England, is the following epitaph:
Erected 10 the memory Of John Phillips, &C.
cidentally shot as mark of affection by his bro
theru
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06
NOTICE.

uNHE OUTSTANDING DEMANDS Of the un
| dersigned in Trinity county, have been plac-
ed in the hands Of L. Welendorlf, at the Weaver.
willie Drug Store, with full power to receipt and
cancel accounts. II. j. SEAMAN.
Weaveryille, June G, 1862 Z2si.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-06
In the cool, sweet hush of woo0sC-,s
Where the May buds sprinkle the g..r.
urOun1

In the cool, sweet hush of woo0ec-,,
Where the May buds sprinkle the gr.r.
ground,
And the wind, and the birds and the llmpid brook,
Murmur their dreams with drowsy sound,
Who lies so still in the plushy moss
With his pale cheek pressed to q breezy pillow,
Couched where the light and shadow cross
Through the Pickering fringe of the %llowt
Who lies, alas
So STILL so chill, in the whispering grass !!
A soldier clad in the Zouave dress,
A bright haired man, with his lips apart.
One hand thrown up DER his frank, dead face.
And the other clutching his pulseless heart
Lies there In the shadows, cool and dim,
. His musket brush'd by u tgailing bough;
With careless grace In his quiet limbs,
And wound on.hs manly brow;
A wound. alas [grass.
Whence the warm blood drips on the pleasant
The volets peer from their dusky beds,
With a fearful dew in their great. blue eyes
The lilies quiver their shining heads,
Their pale lips full of n sad surprise
Aud the lizards dart through the glist ning fear,
And the squirrel rustles the branches hoary,
Strange birds fly out with cry, to bathe
Their wings in the sunset glory;
While the shadows pass
Der the quiet face on the dewy grass.
God pity the bride who waits at home.
With her lily checks Nnd her violet eyes,
Dreaming the sweet old dream Of love,
While the lover is walking in Paradlsel
God strengthen her heart as the days go by,
And the long, dreary nights OF her vigil follow
Nor birds, nor moon, nor whispering wind
May breathe the tale Of the hollow
Alas alas
The secret is safe with the woodland grass
al Don't WANT To RE DROWNED This ia the
title of u song written by Frank S0ule, who
dedicated it to the survivors of the Golden Gate
calamity. II is founded upon an incident in that
calamity. Tho little "Adde" alluded to Is
Addie Manchester The words hav0 been set to
music by Z. r. Nichols, Of San Francisco, aud
are us follows;
On deck there Is terror ami agony Wild
''The ship is fire. IL the ominoua sounds
And pleading for lite hear moherlo4s child
Oh save me, do please, don't want to be drowned
Cling close to me- 'Addlc, - hero replied
&" iii risk my own life little darling for thee -
Then sprung with her over the ships heated side,
From merciless 1ames to the pitiloss
They're riding the waves, he l. brcastng the foam,
She's clinging for life to the neck of the brave,
And "Adde " S!uks under taV atVenous wave,
Yet never despair for at Mercy's command,
The ocean its prey shall unlnlured restore
See 4" Addie " is seized By resculng hand,
And stands like nymph on the desolate shore
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States since the commencement Of the
present war, or who may hereafter leave
during the existence of this war, shall be
forever DISTINGUISHED from voting in this
State, and in the event he or they should
return to this State, shall also be liable to
pay annually a tax of one thousand dollars
Tor each and every member OF his family.
including himself, during the period OF his
residence. #
In the same Senate Act il is provided
that no person now a citizen or resident of
The United States shall be hereafter per-
mitted to become citizen Of Georgia with
out first taking, in addition to the oath nnw
prescribed BY law, an oath that he will up
held, maintain and defend The institution
Of African slavery intact forever.
The following bill has also passed the
Senate Of Georgia, retaliat"ry to Lincoln's
abolition proclamation:
A bill 10 be entitled an Act to add an additional Sec
iion 10 the Sd Division of the Penal Code.
Whereas, Abraham Lincoln, President
of the United States. has published pro-
Olamation for the purpose OF exciting insur-
rectlon, revolt and resistance on The part OF
slaves in this State, the penalty for which
offence IS. by the laws Of this State. death.
And whereas, this proclamation is designed
TO be enforced by the citizens Of the Unit
ed States,
Sec. |. The General Assembly Of Geor.
ga do enact, that from aud after the 1T
,lay Of January next. any person. citizen
ot the United States OF America. Who shall
be found within the limits of the State Of
Georgia, shall be deemed guilty OF high
misdrmeanor, and. on conviction, shall be
punished with death.
See. 2. It shall be the duty Of the Judges
Of the Superior Court 10 hold special terms
for the speedy and summary trial Of said
cases.
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BY THE GOVERNOR or NORTH
CAROLINA.
PROCLAMATION.

cErHEREAS. il order 10 stop. II possible. the
w wicked system u speculation which i. hight.
ing The land. aud prevent the production ~ famine
and distress 10 the midst II plenty the Legislature OF
Norh Caicna. d, iint fesouiiOn thereof raiifsd 81
the e2d das Of lllls month. lNoyemhef.f have 40.
llonr,l me IL lay tmbafgo upon. The sHpo talisn
from Inc state u CERTAIN articles Of prime necessity,
except 10 certain persons and for certain purposes
No., therefore, ]. ZEBULUN b. VANCE, %.
vernon of the state Ct North CsTolna DO issue TN.
~ proclamation forbJiug eli persons ior tie space
Of thirty day. from she date hereof from carving he.
yond The hunts d the State any salt, bacon. pork
heel, com meal. aouf poiaioes shoes leather hies
cotton cloth. add yarn and wooden clolh. The III.
lowing persons are alone 10 Be exempted E0m this
prohibition, w
All mathematics and CommissaTies. = rents II
The Confederate Government and II any state 81 The
C,nisdetaey, IhibiiinE proper evidence II her o.
eiat character also al Agents of lay county distinct
oan o. corporation 81 other STATES Who sJa exhibit
sa.f4c,ory proof 81 Their authority u purchase surh
article. in behalf Of such town. county. district or
corporation fnr public ascs, ~ dibuiion I. rost
and tran pofti,iJn and not toi re.s8e OF profit also
I'll persons nh1 may make oath heiore he nearest
Justice II The Peace that tie STITCHES purchased nc
inf tLcir osn private aud not i1r resale hrioie
they are renewed also III persons n3n-resIden,s.
WIN mas have haushi such anieles hsi9fs lie dale
Icttei Tie exception isia extend " I'll made W
mn t,seui. on lie roa.i snd thci1 osn wotk ).
aud Il ~ fsoes entering any ii pr. ftan arp ~
ANY u all attielesihs mas le stopped ~ isus,ia
iranJut border. sic u liz caal-caisd ID Tie 80 ol
The State.
Until further otders'the Colonies n Militia IN ihe
different Counties ltc enoiutj u hlt this pfOrll.
nation l. eulrfcrj.
Not intending - desiring 70 prevent III people n
our sister states FROM sharing With our own eitilen.
ahnieyer 80 can spare. bot q fepress spstlaii1n ID
f.t n mrs be possible. earnestly appeal Is 81 good
citizen. ID 40 and sustain me 10 the chfacsmsn, II
Ibis proclamation ioi tie common good.
1870 IN witness whereof, ZsHrLus u Waves.
s, Governor. Capiain General, ard Cammnn.
le,.in.t hsf hath signed these presents. and
e's7 caused The gfca, seal 81 the state 70 lie af.
fixed
Done n our City q Raleigh this 2Gih day Of No.
sebe. a. d.. 1862, and 10 The year 81 our lndepen.
dsnce the s7ih.
Il. B. VANCE.
By the Governors
Ri. DlTTlE, Pfirak Secretary
December 81. 12-2w
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INFLAMMATION I.EaI.LlrMN.

ihn Gabfga l.aatlAlns apprafa q be
,nnsanhns tssf tt stringent etnf.e
ii lfgldailnh ~ lIF subjects N ihls Il.
stp6t hllg viii ttspeel ~ Yankees. l6i
r.8nfn Al residents ahD haze refused ihr
piuittiieh 81 Ilf tuhitdrmtY. i bill has
slnAiy pastti ihU srhalr, euafiing that
an ahd o0D pfnHa Ain has lefl The State
~ lltWgla W. snt ut1lrf place ~ tbs con.
lHthl be3vhl lie aNiiis y lht Confederate
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LAND FOR SALE.

4 OFFER for sale 3i2 acres Of land, two miles
north u IIillsborough. The land Is very prodnc'
live. and we'll adapted TO Corn, Wheat, and Tobacco,
with large quantity Of Meadow grounds. The land
i. well supplied with water, aud the Improvements
consist Of large Barn and Stables, with Two good
framed buildings and one log house. lfnot sold soc,
will be fof rent. Terms TO suit The purchaser.
JOSIAH TURNER.
November 5ih. 6s-
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NOTICE

I Will. pay the highest cash price Tor HIDES or
/ tan on shares. / will ian UPPER LEATHER,
JOHN d. LlPSIOMB.
November l2ih. tf-.69
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twenty-five Dollars Reward.

: VIZ q Ift IlUIIHIb NtWHfU.
DAN away nom Tie snh.rribe, an s,,o,J,y n.
goth d January lasi my negro boy ANTHUNi
sit 10y I Il whitish yellow complexion, h,e isti
al ~ sttsn inthss rgh. shout siehteen n tgsfts
ssais Old and supposed 10 weigh about enc h0natt6
AMI ipfiy q ans hundred snd Gny pounds. ii, hs.s
heavy hesd q hsf, aud talks short hen qns.tiort9
ahi ~ doa'i ~ i trying pas %, free hoy pi
siss ihs shove reward 81 hs delivery 10 ne Il Pt..
Peti hi. 'asssl county, On confinement Ia as ,sd
y. l.. WARREN
March lit. 40
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To those who desire Cheap Lights.

a lights Al this time have become an item. wouLl
inform the public lha, can ehaGge The old Lamps
so as 10 answer good purpose. some change "
burn Spirits Of Turpentiue. and some 10 hnrn Meats.
Zoo, OIL or Peanut oil. Spirits II Turpenine j. The
cheapest. and Is used By many u lhe eli rsus and
siudent. IN Chapel Hill. have gooj Tops aud
can make a good rurpenine burner. Lamp Tops
can Re sent to me hy the mail hack from Iii.bo.
rough daily. and will he promptly attended 10.
charge Tor OIL Iuhts IS and 50 cents each, aud rs
cents 10 one dollll Tor each Lamp.
T.. W. WOODS.
Chapel Hill, October -. O.
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To those who want Leather.
EeRING your hides and will LET you have Leather
ID for them; or | will tan on shares, or will pay
easn ~ "'ue'. w. III. BROWN.
October 8. 64-3m
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WHAT LINCOLN THINKS.

The following article shows that Lincoln
regards the result IT the late elections ia
Pennsylvania, Chin and Indiana, rs alwith-
ering rebuke to his administration. sNon-
der what he will think 1t the still mure
powerful blow Just given him on his cran,-
I'm in New York, New Jersey and llli-
nUis
Mr.. LINCOLN And THE RECENT ELECTION.
10 a speech at Cambrldgeport. Mass.
on "Wednesday evening. senator Wilson
said:
The other day called upon The Presi.
dent with an earnest Douglas Democrat OF
Massachusetts, The new, had Just come
to the President OF these defeats II his sup
purtrrs IN those States. and the President
seemed bowed down, a have seen him
bowed down when intelligence 1T the ds-
feat Of our armies in the field came upon
han. and he said: II confess that | am
grie.eI at the results Of these elections
This intelligence viii 90 10 Europe; j, will
be construed there a. condemnation OF the
war it will 20 into the land 81 the rebel
lion, and will encourage the leading rebels
and nerve the arm 1t The rebel soldiers
fighting our men 10 the field. Il is true,
said the President. many 81 these men
elected profess to be war Democrats. but
the resolutions OF their conventions, The
tone u their leading presses, and their g,-
ntral action will be construed everywhere
against the cause Of our country" That
Douglas Democrat came away from The 10.
trrslew with the resolution that he would
give III, vote in Massachusetts. this Autumn.
~ the cause Vt his Country"
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WANTED!!!
100000 feet of Box PLANK.
WE will pay cash for 100000 feet of Red, Black
" White and Post Oak Box Plank. sawed scsnl
seven-eights of an inch thick ard fourteen inches
wide. clear Of knots and splits. Apply TO James w.
Corbia, al the Factory.
WEBB & WHITFIELD.
July 80. if-42
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ADVERTISING RATES

Ten lines make square
" AdseHiWmrnis iar Tie Dsily viii " inserted I,
the ffi-We.kly iyts Of charge. This !. ,p ,nJg.,.
meni WHICH canno, fail II attract The attention NJ All
sefilsers.
he above rairs apply only 70 The Dali, pspet Ait
yeilisemsnis will Be inserted II the M,slI, ,sr., i
me usual regular rates. via: Cine dollar Der square f.
IN Dr., Insertion and twenty-five cents or each us
quen, insertion. Addte...
JOHN sPELMAN.
Editor anil Prpprisio'.
Rsleigh, n n
ofiebef - lsbs d.
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LIST OF CONTENTS or CASE.
60 lbs. East Lothian Purple Top Turnip. az On =, N
ibis. Bangholmlm pr'd pu rpls'ropTurnp. 90
~ lbs, yellow Aluingham Iurnip, 3 90
20 lbs. selee, Altrngham Carol, 400
40 lbs. Best rarsnip, . 90
| III. Red Celery, 90
8 lbs Dwarf York Cabbage, 90
10 lbs. Golden Ball Turnip, 3 90
lbs. White Dutch Turnp, 2 90
20 LIS. Salmon coored Radsh, 90
ID. Seymour's White Celery, 90
lih. Stakeholder Caulihower, 90
10 lbs. Woods Frame Radish, 90
lbs. Early Horn Carnt. 90
II lbs. Mixed Turnp Radish, 3 90
lbs. Early caulihower,s a 90
40 lbs. Prickly Spinage. 2 Oh
ID. White Cabbage faiuce, 90
10 lbs. Drumh eadsC sIstse Lettuce. 90
lbs. Brown DuacalIettuce. q 90
! ID. Hardy Green Lettuce, I'M "A on
10 lbs snow Ball Turnp, 400
10 lbs Round spinage, on
lbs Select Drumhead Cabbage, Oh
| ID. Enfield Market Cabbage, 90
lbs Red surry Carrot. al
10 lbs Drumhead Savoy Cabbage, 90
Al eriess over twenty-five dollars tive n,y.6ye ~,
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Al eriess over twenty-five dollars. tive ny.f,e Ne,
cent oil; all under pourd. City per cent added 70
he is q prices. The case was received BY late ar.
rival; seed all warranted pure and good.
IL. n. BROWN & CO.
October is. =.
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To SAVE PpRK.-Mr. John n. Tra,lor,
gives through the Columbia Enquirer tie
inllosing recipe for saying pork in an
economical manner. He saws several gen.
tlemen have successfully practiced il the
past year ~ Harris county:
10 five gallons II water, add seven
pounds Il salt. one pint u syrup. aud ohe
teaspoonful Of poan,led salipetrr. ifler
the pork i, cooled 10 t,e usual Wy. PACK IN
barrels apd cover WITH tue a5psr mixture
LET il remain Inur ~ ii,e week., and hing
and smoke Nj the usual manhtr."
Thus twenty pounds Of AL are made Il
save one thousand pounds ol wnrk.
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LONDON SEED

W. nave just opened q case Of GARDEN SEED,
New Crop. from Peter Lawson & Son. London
LIST OF CONTENTS or CASE.
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THE HILLsBoaoUGH REcoREER
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nv DENNIS UEtRTT.

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mouths @ hffc Dollars, il delayed until alisi g
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Nofspcr viii BE discontinued until ~ afssfagr
paid, unless y Tbs option II thr puhlshsr.
No paper win he ,enl 10 new subscriber cot X af
s'as unless payment ]. made IN advance. " sois ~
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Advertising galts for The Recorder
Advertisements not exceeding iouf,een lines, cnt
dollar fof The rsi, and twenty cents or each ~
sequtnt insertion; longer ones III proportion. Coutt
advertisements twenty-five per cent. ishet A dedue
ton 81 Cne.lhifd will be made fof advertisers W III
year