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IMPORTANT
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL
Headquarters, 18th Pn. Cavalry,

Headquarters, 18th Pa Cavalry.
Near Baltimore, Md, Sept. 10, 1862
Doer Sir ,--In the absence 81 sufficient as
sortmeht ei medicines for general uses in the
Camp, ! was induced to uy your celebrated
rcinedics, viz The Eclectic Pills, Universal
Couah Remedy. and 1olu Aaodyne."
As regards the pills. must say, that never
used bin with so much ,uccess In every
case where have had occasion 10 use Il gentle
cathariic, ! have employed tile pills with a
splendid effect; and sou may rest assured that
] shall not be without them, IS long as it Is
possible or me 10 obtain them.
The " Cough Remedy have used with
equally ns good success 10 Bronchial Com
plants bad occasion to use Il for tickling
sensation 10 nv throat, caused BY being oblg-
cd 70 BE oai 10 the ngiit nir. anil taking cold:
found almost instant relief By the prompt use
q yoaf Universal Cough Remedy" and most
heartily recommend II 20 ~ afflicted with throat
and Jung complaints.
The f1lu hn0Avne | have found n be 81
very greaf service 10 cases " Neuralgia, Tooth
ache, &c. The mon are subject, more or less,
70 cous'aH; exposure. thereby contracting the
moss painful q asl diseases, Neuralgia" and
81 complaints connected with the nervous sys-
TEN. By the prwpcr snd prompt use Of the An
oAvne, Yon viii obtain immediate relief.
] abeeYfuiiy recommend the above prepare
iioas % iae pa5lic, and more particularly 10 the
Soldier and would advise every man 70
provide himself with bos'ie u each, before
leaving ioF the seai q uar
W.,h great respect, remain.
! tours trhy.
JOSEPH HOYT.
i4ospi;si Steward, 18Th Pa. Cavalry.
John /. Hauaewell, Boston, Mass.
+ $. The above testimonial vas sent entirs-
IN uasoheited, and | beg i ussy BE- aecep.e5
with eontdeace. ard piaceA WHERE Il can b
sasH AY at From all connected with the Camp
81 Hafp.t4l, correspondence y requested.
JOHN L HONEYWELL.
Proprietor Bosi0u, Mass.
&he above nagned preparations are ~ sab
At the fqaia9x Drug Stvn, Manchester, W.
sad 6F al wholesale knd retsal dealers.
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STAGE NOTICE.

rINHE STAGE running between this place
i and West Towushend, connecting with
trains NJ Factory Point, and with all Stage
lines East Of West Townshend, will run as fol-
lows:
Leave Factory Point on Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday, upon arrival Of 10 O'Clock train,
A. NJ.
Returns, Monday. Wednesday, and Friday,
Ia time to connect with train at !. o'clock r.
NJ. on each Of said DAYS.
~ Passengers should be punctua at the
starting hour.
6. W. COTTON, Proprietor.
Factory Point, Sept. ~, 1862. Isu
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CAUTION

81 certain uuprineiplsa perssus are At
tempting he palm IF On the snsnspeeting
public, iHraiious d 10Y PREPARED GLUE.
would caution al persons . eraDine before
purchasing. ard ses that the foil name
sPALDIsG-s PREPARED GLUE!
is ~ fhs outside wfspfsr--all others are
ssindling coantefsits
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IMPORTANT
TO
HUNTERS AND TRAPPEERS.

We aro buylng and paytsg CASH for ~
kinds n Raw furs.
MINK SKINS are prime about The first q
NgvryaA pr. We wish 70 collect 81 We can up
othe goth or z5th q November. Bring - al
voa csn get, szd We wlA pag tie hirhstt maf-
ke. prices.
CONE & BURTON.
Manchester. Oct. -, ltea.
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WANTED.
SOMETHING NEW.

DEVELOPMENT Male and Female agents
IL in every town and city in the United
States; $40 10 $40 per month can be made
no hHrnbug Business easy, respectable. Re
quires a very small capital. and viii not inter
FIRE with other employment. No book agency
Or humbnr of any kind. No person will regret
having sent FOR the information iot bis employ
ment be what II may. Full particulars given
- ali who iBciose riIRKe pEAgS aud address
HARVEY Blows s Co., AH.oskeag, y II,
Evils
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A large assortment OF
LOOKING GLASSES.

A large assortment OF
LOOKING GLASSES.
We have a fine Room to show them, and
intend to keep Stock Of better Glasses than
are usually found in Country Store.
WILLOW WAGONS, Boys Carts and
w Wheelbarrows.
nOTTED SWISS MUsLlNs. I2A cts PEI
- yard, worth 20 cts.
A LPHABETICAL HANDKERCHIEPs.
"A for children, given away.
CNow DROP NAPKINS, very cheap In
- deed.
RUFF CURTAIN HOLLANDS.
VELVET CARPET sATCnELs. 90 cite,
v worth Sl00,
T AIDES BLACK SILK HOSE. first
IL rate article, very cheap.
WHITE GRAPE sHAwLs. very nice
w article.
| CLovEs and HOSIERY very large
! " stock.
coon GREEN TIA, IS cents per ID.
John ANDERs0E's celebrated sOlass,
- andHoney Dew Chewing Tabaeoo, at
Who'll sale or retail.
/ DOSE SCENTED MAcCABoY sEUFT.
/ IL in half pound bottles.
! II ERosESE LANTERNS, new arH-
lDowSERs BEST KEROSENE OIL
ELoUR AND FEED always on hand
IOz Aun1Ln'
DIRD CAGES large A'srt"'n'
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JEREMIAH 4, PINRLE) PsriuoS
"a. for
IIAkRfETT A. FINkLE. } DtyoRcR

FINO THE HONORABLE TUE SUPREME
Il COURT. next to he holden at hanUhes-
tar, within ard far the County u Benning-
ton, on the sesonl Tuesday after the fourth
Tuesisy Of January sext;
Your petitioner, Jeremiah A FiLklc. Of
bennington, In said County u Bennington,
Shows that he bon Is and fvr more than two
years last pss, has been resident Of said
Bennington. and that on the ninth day Of
April. A. d 1869, your petitioner aud the
said Harriet A. finkle were daily joined in
marriage At Pulstown, IN the county of
Rensselaer,, and State Of New York by the
Rev benjamin Reed, preacher Of the Cos
pei That during the Overture. he on his
part hath faithfully kept the marriage cove
nani. sud performed AL the duties appcr-
tanning thereto. bat thar the said Harriet
A Finkle GA her part the marriage coyensnt
hath no, kept. bat hath violated the same,
for that the said Harriet A. Einkle, TO wa.
on the 9TH DAY q August, A. u. 1869, with
out any just cause Or proFoeaiion, lett and
deserted your petitioner, and has ever since
refused, and still does refuse 10 live vith
your petitioner, and has remained separate
and apart from yoar petitioner, Also, for
that the said Harriet A. Finkle il guilty d
intolcrAhle severity to your petitioner, lnso-
lBach that !, a impossible for your petitioner
80 live with the said Harriet A. Finkle,
Therefore be prays that the bonds of matri-
4nony between the petitioner aud the said
Harriet, A. Finlle may he dissolved. and
that yuur petitioner may be discharged from
all Obligations arising from said marriage
contract, and your petitioner wili ever pray,
&e. Dated II Bennington, this lth day Of
October. A. j. lsG2
JEREMIAH 4. FINKLR
STATE OF VERMONT, ! The foregoing
Bennington County. 50. ! petition having
been presented 10 me. and satisfactory eyl-
dence having been furnished me that the
AboFs namea Harriet A. Finkle Is without
this State ard IN parts unknown, Il is there
fore ordered that copy of the foregoing Pc
itisn. With this order. be pablsshei Ia the
naneLsasr Joaraai. weekly newspaper
printed al Manchester, 10 taHi County three
weeks In succession, the last ~ ahieh pabli-
cations shall bc * least SIX weeks before the
session ~ sal Court. which shall he deemed
saiheitnt notice g the petiiionee q the pen
devsy u said petition
Giyen under ny hand. At gatlsnd, this
Goth day Of November. A. u 1852
l. C. KELLOGG.
Juags 81 SEprssss Court.
n. n. HALL. -9ttsrsfg. -
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AAR0S BAKER.

late u Manchester, ia said District. decsased,
saA alsa al claim, aud demands exhibited IN
offset therefor snd sx months from the TT
DAY a pec., 1881, being allowed BY said Court
81 that purpose. We da. therefore. hereby give
n0tlce. that We viii atieud to the business "
car app9HilBcnt ~ The late dwelling house
~ s#i4 Deceased. "a ,heTth day of iapnary and
the eth dsy 81 April nsni, from A. ". until
four oelosk. r. 81, % each q said days,
Dated II Maacllesief this fth dHg u Dec
A. b., 1864.
y. n. BURTON,
kOBERf AMKs, Com'r..
~ John G. ROBERTS,
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Braadies, Gins and Wines,
also, Jobbcr in all kinds Of Domestic
Liquors,


II AV1NG facilities equal. Il not superior it
IL any other House. l0r obtaining my Goods
Direct. under Custom House Seal. ! most re.
specially call tile attention Of the County
Commissioners, also Town Agents md dealers
generally, 70 examine my goods before purehs-
ing, an cords Warranted - rfpTessRisd or no
Sale Nv stock consists hi part u.s. follows
Otard, Dupey & Co., j. & +, Marlrtt, Jules
Robin & Co. ~ Barriarrion < Co, United Pro-
prietors, fellesoiuie & Signelic Brandies Au-
ier's Swan, De Kupper'. London Excise St
Nicholas. Excelsior ana Citron True Gins, St
Croix, Jaumica and Antique Runs, London,
Hungarian aud Burgundy Port Wines, Sweet
and Dry South Side MADEIRA, Pale and Brown
Sherry Wines, Zimmeman's and Longworl's
Ohio Wines Champagne aud Claret, Of various
brands. OLD BOURBON. Monougahela, Old
Rye and Wheat Wbskie., OF the very finest
quality. Also, Menu's Irish Malt WhIskey
An Of which are offered AT the lowest market
prices.
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DIAPER HASGISGs. curtain Paper, Cur
l. tais Cord and Tssalss, --a eompasts as
sortmeut.

We have gor sale. Pieasantly l0estsd j. Nan
chester village teaufifal cor AGE HOUSE
panGed whsss. aiih greer winagw hads,
god barn. snd ntoEt firee fQurfhs q n acre
II ras1d aasa.
Manchester. 0ei z. 1862
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Spaldlng's Prepared Glue.
SpaIding's Prepared Glue.
Spalding's Prepared Glue.
SAVE THE PIECES.

SAVE THE PIECES.
ECONOMY! DISPATCH !
1r A Stitth in Time Sares Nine Iii
As accidents will happen, even in we'll
regulated families. il is very desirable TO
have SEINE cheap and convenient way for re
pairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, Be.
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
Meets all such cmei gencies. and no house
bold can asord to DO without ii. Il is al
ways ready and up to the sticking point.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
n. B.--A Brush accompanies each bottle.
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
Address
HENRY c. sPALDING,
AZ LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK.
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PATENT TURN TABLE

APPLE PAIRING MACHINES.
This Machine has no swapping or reverse
motion, is made entirely Of iron. not liable
to get out Of order, aud has no superior fer
pairing apples or ounces, however uneven.
This Parer has taken the premium at sv-
cry Fair where il has been entered, and 10
now acknowledged the best Parsr in the
porld.
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NIE, tbs siibscfiiicrs. heine appointed By The
w Han The PROBATE Court III the District
~ Manchester, Commissioners 70 receive, ~
niuias and linsi ~ cislias ard demands 81 ~
I.enoa agaasi the ttta'c ~
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~ BY the use Of these Pills The periodic
attacks Of Nervous or Sick Headaehe may
be prevented; and if taken nj thecommence-
ment Of an attaek immediate relief from pain
and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea
and Headachc 70 which females are so subject
They act gently upon the bowels-remov-
ing C0iireHfsS.
For Liierarg Men, Students, Delicate Fe-
males, and all pers ny Of sedeHtary habits,
they are valuable as n Ldratire, improving
the appetite, giving tone and rigo, to the di-
sestye organs, and restoring their natural
elasticity and strength to the whole system.
The Cephalic Pals are the result Of long
investigation and carefully conducted exper-
iments, having been in use many years, dur
ing which time they have prevented and re-
Iicyed vast amount Of pain and suffering
from Headache, whether originating in the
NERVOUS system or q deranged state Of the
stomach. They are entirely vegetable in
their composition, and may be taken at all
times with perfect safety, without making
any change Of diet. and the absence Of any
disdgreea6le taste renders 1t easy to admin
ister them to children.
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DIRD CAGES large ssAorsmsns

rpHADDEUs DAvID's Celebrated IpE,
LimpA Writing Yluid. and Brilliant
earmine IHk.
, 1862-11-20
John Brown.

I've guinea can SPEND I've . wife and I've friend,
And troop Of little children at my knee, John BroWni
I've a cottage Of my own, with the ivy overgroWn,
And cottage with . view Of ihe sea, John Brown
I can cit q my door, BY my shady sycamore,
Large heart though Of very small estate, John Brown
So come and drain glass In my aFboT as you pass,
And III tell you what love and what hate, John Brown.
love the song Of BIRDS and the ehdren'S early WOrdI
And Womans loving voice, low and sweet, John Brown
And hAts . Alse pretsnee and NAEt Of common sense
And arrogance, and aWnlng, and Deceit John Brown
love the meadow flowers and the bTiar in the boWerS
And love an open face without guile, John Brown;
And haze selfish knave, and proud contented slave,
And who'd rather borrow than he'd toll, John Brown.
love q simple song that aWakes emotions strong
And word Of hope that raises him Who ainl, John Brown
And hate the constant whine Of the foolish who repne,
And their good 10 evil By complaints John Brown
But even when hate, II seek my garden gate,
And survey the world around aRd above, John Brown,
The hatred HES my mind and sigh for human kind,
And the faults Of those cannot love- John Brown.
So u you like my ways, and the com ort Of ny days,
can tell you how live 90 uhvex'd, John Btowni
never my health, sell my soul for wealth.
Nor destroy day the pleasures Of the next John Brown
I've parted with my pride, take the sunny side,
Rf I've found worse than folly be sad, John Brown
keep my conscience clear I've hundred pounds ayOar
And manage 10 exist and to be glad, John broun
, 1862-11-20

Solitude is necessary In the moments when
grief is strongest, and thought most troubled.
A negro's notion is that it is peculiarly the duty
Of the white race to be cleanly-they show dirt 50
easily.
If you have been tempted into evil, hy from To-
1t is not falling into the water, but lying in it,
that browns.
Words are little things, but they sometimes strike
hard We WELD them SO easily that we are apt TO
forget their hidden power. Fifty spoken, they TALL
like the sunshine, the dew, the drizzlng rain; but
when unftly like the frost, the hail, and the desc
lating tempest.
A good story is told Of Michigan soldier in
Virginia, who was accused Of stealing goose from
a rebel. He was brought up for trial, and admit
ted taking the goose, but pleaded in extenuatiOn
that be caught ii in the act Of Kissing the American
flag, and arrested it for treason.
"WeIl. what nextH" said Mrs Partington, as
she interrupted Ike, who was reading the war
news. The pickets were driven in five miles
Bless my poor soul, but that will make strong
fence. suppose they had to be driven in deep to
keep the Secessionaders from digging out under
them"
Douglas Jerrold was subjected to q series Of
long interviews with an old lady, q friend Of the
family. who was in the habit Of talking to him in
a very gloomy and depressing manner, presenting
to him only the sad side Of lie. Hang i'll" said
he, she wouldn't allow there was bright side to
the moOnV
"Thomas, spell weather." said q schoOlmaster
to one Of his pupils.
W.i-e-a-t-h-iO-u-r, weather.
"Well, Thomas, you may sit down." said the
teacher. al think this is the worst spell Of wea-
ther we have had since Christmas"
4 few days ago, at the residence Of mutual
friend, Bishop Rosecrans being at the table, the
conversation naturally turned upon the recent eight
at Iuka, under command Of bis. brother, General
Rosecrans
at would seem to me, Bishop, that you and
your brother, the General, are engaged in very
different callings," remarked gentleman to his
worship.
"Yes, it appears sO," returned the Bishop.
" And vet" he continued, ave are both fighting
men. While the General Is welding the sword Of
the flesh trust that am using the sword Of the
Spirit. He is fighting the rebels, and | am fight
ing the spirits Of darkness. There is this difference
in the terms Of our service: he is fighting with
Price, while am fighting without price"
A good thing came of lately, when the Corn
ExchanCes last corps eft for Harrisburg. Among
the men was one who had a young vile. While
they were waiting at Second and Dock streets for
the order to march, the young wife was taking
leave Of her husband in accents broken and eyes
that Law be iewed in tears, like violets in summer
shower. The mar caressed her, but the tears still
started; he told her Of the patriotism and muni6-
cence Of the Corn Exchange Association, yet the
liquid crystals continued to fall he told her Of the
country's burger, BIT her anguish remained un!
sOOthed At last he appeared weafy Of his en-
, 1862-11-20
Life's Autumn.

Autumn leaves around ne falllng-
Falling 70 the ground'
Solemn winds around me signing,
Sigh In mournful sound;
Nov each separate leaf 10 choosing,
A. its page Of life is closing,
Space TO build itS mound.
Lovely hoWeFS around me fading
Fading from my sight;
And the lovely beds that nurse them
Wear the sickly blight;
Now their mother earth Is wearing,
As their beauty's disappearing,
Cherries robes Of night.
Bright plumed summer birds are leaving
Leaving scenes so drear;
And the naked boughs are moaning
Means too sad TO hear;
slghIng, wailing-InOurnfu creaking-
Winter tones 80 sadly speaking
Words Of cold despair.
All Withln'thelr seasons blooming
Blooming but q day;
Lighting earth Withssmiles Of beauty.
Smiles that soon decay;
Soon their dropping charms betoksn
That the spell Of life is broken,
Aud they pass away
Nov Ilfe's autumn winds are chilling
As ne'er felt before;
And the cup Of life IL nlllne-
Soon II will be Ger;
This sad soul takes up the warning
Soon twill welcome Heavens morning,
Feeling night no more.
, 1862-11-20

Quaker Toast: ~This is me and mine to thee
and thine. wish, when tbou and thine come 10
see me and mine, that me and mine viii treat thee
and thihe a. kindly as thee and thine have treated
me and nine" This Is q new version Of the old
compliment, which runs somewhat ailer this wise ;
. wish thee and thy folks loved me and my FOLKS
as well as me and ny folks love tire and Thy fdks
For sure. thrre never vas folss since folks ~.
folks, that ever loved folks half 20 vel as ne and
M fSks love he aud thy SciksT
, 1862-11-20


II has been observed BY medical writers that
death Is frequently preceded BY insanity. This
brings to mind a case which occurred many years
ago IN Philadelphia court, where pretty young
widow was in danger Of losing ivoihird1 ol her
husbands estate. His relations grounded their
complaint on the alleged insanity Of the delanci
Il may be well to premise fhati the presiding judge
was not only eOnvivinl but gallant.
'What were your husbands last words r ID
quired the attorney f ~ =.
The young widow blushed, and looking down,
said, aId rather not tell"
HBut indeed you must, maam. Your chin
may be decided By it,
Stn the widow declined to ansWel AZ last =
direct appeal from the bench elected he iriona.
ton He said tlfIl ~ I.I.
axis me, Polly, and open shai dshei bo,ns q
We % not know whether Il VA. aanIIalldn ~
the deccascd husband o. De living viz ihai -
spired the jldgc a llal instant. 6ut h a onna
crisd, with IN tie cnihurin1m q couriciinn;
sensible to De lnsll~ and gase verdici N
Der hvor e olca. tt
Al ouifis ra,.snrrf o. . coach hl1 o. ~
hl5an ogel bliige into aslream. Ill1 - -.
ture.- aid I ernil.man elicl IBID IN -
bsuxsf n1iursfy the % ~ uulll."
, 1862-11-20

National enthusiasrnis is the greatest nursery
bf genius.
Malt.treated-The man whom you invite
IL "hger" with you.
Revelations in fashions are not revolutions
In taste, but Of caprice.
The sunshine Of life is made up Of very
few beams that are bright all the time.
Simplicity Of manner, as of dress, is charm
that woman generally adlnires in another
more than hvtseiE.
Nothing can be more UNJUST OF ridiculous
than to he angry with another because he is
not Of your opinion.
There is something still better than spend.
ing ones time pleasantly ly-the spending IL
both pleasantly and Proftably.
The man whose soul lives in the thoughts
Of wealth can never become the possessor Of
that inestinable jewel-cOntent.
Never pride yourself on having done a
particularly wise thing; it may hereafter
show itself t0 have been particularly foolish.
There are no fragments so precious as those
Of time, and none are 50 heedlessly lost by
beople who cannot make moment, aud yet
waste years.
Ifmoney be not thy servant, it will be thy
master. Tn cOvetous man cannot so properly
be said to possess wealth, as that it may be
said to possess him.
Some modern Rochefocault says that "a
heW friend is sometimes only q troublesome
acuuaintance; but an old friend is often the
greatest bore in the world"
Love Is the only true maturer in humanity.
We ripen vainly, unless with her assistance.
The germ and blossOm Of the heart never
awaken TO consciousness and bloom under
any other smiles.
Envy may Justly be called "the gall of
bitterness and the bond Of inquity;" It is
the most acid fruit that grows on the stock
6f sin, and q Auid so subtle that nothing but
The ilFe Of divine love can purge it from the
Aoul.
Blessed te ,he hand that prepares plea
SURE for child, for there is no saying when
and where 1t lrsay blcom forth. Does not al
most every body feniember some kind-hearted
man who showed him kindness in the days
Of his childhood
Literature opens d back door out Of the
hustle of the busy world; into 9 garden Of
Moral and intellectual fruits Sid flowers, the
key Of which is denied to the best Of man.
kind. Therein our happiness no longer lives
on charity, nor Is In dangerOSa a fall when
leaning on auOther's pleasure for our own
fePose:
4 was told, as good.natured joke, Of an
old doctor, that being on visit " village
where he had spent the earller part Of his life
ID pFastice, be one morning before breakfast
VEN into schurchyard near the house where
he was stopping. Breakfast being placed
tpuu The table, the doctor was inquired for.
VI believe" said the servant, who had seen
where he went, Sthat be has gone to pay
visit " som Of his old paiieutsP
4 clergyman met little boy Of his &C.
quaintalos on the cars, and said 70 him
STlds b quite stormy day, my son"
sYeA sir said the boy, Sthls is very
vet rain."
IN clergyman, thinking TO rebuke such
hyperbola, asked lf be ever knew Of other
thln Va rainl
Ths bOy answered that be never knew per
sonally q any oiheF, but b had read in q
culiala book q time uhen it rained 67e
a1d b1lmstous, sud h guessed that vas not
~ uiR
, 1862-11-20
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
CHARLES PRosCH,
Hdisor and Proprietor.
TERMs-ALwAYs IN ADVANCE.
Rates % AtIvertlsInRl

Oas square, 10 lines less) arst insertion y 90
Each subsequent insertion, 20
deduction Of y per cent on the above rates to yearly
AdVeFtlaeFs.
business Cards. e95 a-year; advertisement, however
nall, inserted at less rate than t2S per Annum.
~ Legal advertisements Of every description must be
Sad for before Insertion There will be variation from
ths rule In any event.
, 1862-11-20

All kinds of
Book,
Pamphlet,
Dill-lIeRd,
Circular,
Blank aud