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Rinnks! blanks /!

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
iorns, well printed on fine paper, Kept con
stnntly on hand and for saio cheap at the Thi
rrNE OfricE; such as
Deeds, Summons,
Mortgages, Subpoeuas,
Attachments, Nendts,
Executions, Constable Sales,
BIank Notes. &C.. SC.
uTJustices and Notaries supplied on rcas.
cnable tcrms..rn
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ROLL IN THE NAMES.

500 Subscribers are wanted Immediately.
for tie Tifin Tibube. Let our friends 20
to wotk in good earnest aud give US lift
tina; will make us feel good. There are hosts
Of good Union men in Hore~cll. Liberty.
Jackson, Pleasant, Adams. Thompson. Reed
and Venice townships. who do not take the
Tribune, lut who would if they were solicit.
ed.
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The Contract fer laying the pavement
around the Public Square has been AWARDED
to Volantine Smith and Adam Wagner.
The contract for putting up the iron fence
has been awarded to Smith, Bsrnes & Co.
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Chaplain J. G. W. Cowies, Of the SIS
o. V. J., has rcsigned bis commission and /.
expected home today. He has received and
accepted a call to the pastorags Of the Con.
gregatiouRl Church in Mansfield.
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MILLINERY
and
MANTUA MAKING.

Mrs. l.. Q. ALLEN wishes to
inform the ladcs Of Tiihn and vicinity that she in.
tends to koep nice assor,men Of milne ~ goods ais
Caps, Dress Trimmings, Buttons, Belts, Ne. She
will spare pains In keeping the latest novelty Of
the season. she has employed Au experienced Dress
Maier to supefntend that department. Family sew
ting d6ne To order, and On short aotice,
Dresses, ,Cloaks, aud Manuilas made At prices to
suit the times Terms, cash. lAdies, give hers call,
and willhe surprised NJ the exceeding low piices.
Conc and see fof yourselves. Patterns a. ladies and
ehtdten's Appafel, Thankiul Tor past fayors, she
hopes sui to share the public pa,ront;s.
Rooms On Market Street, opposite Dr. kuhn's Office.
mayg.3m
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WAR MEETING!

At the Court House. this Tnursdayl evening
Good speakers will be there Turn out eve
rybody.
There will be war meeting at Rloomville
on next Saturday evening. at P. NJ.
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Died.-Austin Hays Of the 10Th, from
Foslofia, dice at Huntsville, Ala. on the 9th
Of July.
VIM. Burkhalter Of the I'd Ohio Cavalry,
from Tiiin, died at the hospital in Nashville
a few weeks ago.
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Postage Stamp Currency.-TheU United
States postage stamps, which nre to come iu'
to circulation on the let Of August, besides
having the amount q their value in fig, rec
upon the upper corners, may be readily rec
ogniled 10y their eolors and vignettes. which
are as follows.
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Geo. S. YingIing,

Physician and Surge0n,
Has pefnspently located in Tim Civ aud fs
TENDER hts pro sftyiees To the ell
1rns OF fikn aud vicinity. ofhes % door Of Jho
Heuek's siofe, Washington st,
iulg1I.tf
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Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops.

NEVER fail TO destroy and ssterminaie all kinds oi
Iniestinsl Worms. Are perfectly reliable in all cases
andfM superior, to any and all Of the Fancy Worm
Cufeetions and vsrmiuges which are In use
They may be taken al all times whperfect safety as
they contSt no Merury, or ether deeteriou' drug
Nfo,beshopld always purchase them, and give their
children no other
Each HoS contains 81 crops.
NO Caihsrie whatever Is neces'rryiob be giver)
For sal. by all druggists and dealers in medic ne'
CnAs. r. WALKER,
oculiY nufT,io. n. V, md Fort Ene. y. w.
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TO TIE NERVOUS or BOTH SEXES.

A retired clergyman having been re.
stored 10 heath IN a few DAYS, after many
years of great suffering. "a willing TO assis'
others by seading. (free) on the receip' of q
post.paid directed envelope, cory ~ the
prescription used. Drect the REV, JOHN
NJ pAGNALL, ls6 Fulton street, Brooklyu
NY
June Sam
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Timn Prices Current.

(Cofvsntsd Weekiyby d. u, ssEATH, Dealer In g
kinds Of Grain, &c, Lossssrs Block, THIN.
PoRk. 3 so 10 400
VHEAT--s09a5
Coks- (shslleI30).
do (Esr)a5
RTg--OO940.
BAgLaT--DnaS0.
OATs--s2 924e
PorAroEs--30C940
FLAxSgEP--S S0.OOGl 90.
AOrrEa--09Sc
LARD-Se
TALLow--6o.
BAOkEp Hans 6doea.
do SIDES AND SHouLDERS --te.
PGcxLkD poRE--Ba7e.
CLovEa eEED-s3.i5.G4,co
BEEswAx--001D90o.
fEsrHERs--eDo0e IS
RAos--9e.
GHEkH HpEs--3Ke a.
DRs do 30.
Eoas--o6s. y dozen.
Ti@sthy sssd,-l.4OGi.6e
WooL--lo450
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Drowned.-John Lambright Of Capt.
Faulhnb,r's Co.. 57th Ohio, was drowned in
the river at Paducah, Kentucky. on the 4th
Of july
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BEAR IN MIND

WThat the TRIBUNE has the iarg-
est circulation, and Is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, in Seneca
County.-A
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THIN Retail Market.


(Conseted weekly, by II. A. BUsKIRK Il q
Wholesale and Retail Asals Is In Groesriss and p
duee of all kinds, shr shan's Riock Tihin o..
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Patriotic Printers.-Ths TnIsvsr 9

Patriotic Printers.-Ths TRIBusE Of
flee has contributed its share towards filling
up the Union Army. Besides those already
gone. two more thiessrs. Poorrnan and Kaup)
have just enlisted in the l0lst Reg, making
eight from this office. Their names are:
Chns. Rauch, 9Th Ohio, (Died.)
john Redd, Z"
Geo. Clark, 34th
Us. McClelland, Seth Ohio. Editor
@. L. Morehouse, 4"
Sam. Landon, +"
J. E. PooTuian, l0lst
T. A. RAup.
There are proportionally more printers In
the army than any other class Of men.
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II telegraph operators and construct. y,
actually engaged ON Aug. D, lsa2, all :.
ineers OF locomotives on railroads, the =,
. President Of the United States, the =.
ers--judicial and executive --of the ~ -.
ernment Of the United States, the ~,
ibers Of both Houses OF Congress and r.'
: respective officers; all custom house y
ers aud their clerks; all post officsrs
stage drivers who are employed in no
care and conveyance Of the mail Of 10
Post Office Of the United Statesj all all
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1ur National Disorders---Dr. Ro.
backs Cures.

1ur National Disorders---Dr. Roe
backs Cures.
The American stomach is n tormenting or
gan. IL is generally out Of order. The rea.
son is obvious. The driving man of busi.
ness has not time or will not take time prop
crly to masticare his food. He bolt il, and
ns bad habits are catching, all classes follow
his example. Hence Dyspepsia, with all iis
nmplicdtions- hence |, digestion, Liver
Complaints aud disorders Of the Bowels, IN
nil their various phuscs Against thrsc and
q hundred other complaints the scandinavian
Blood Pills and Blood Purifier nre wAging an
rxlerminnting warfare. The success ol these
Med clues has been astonishing, even in an
age OF scientific miracles. They do not allc'
,iate th,y ex,inguish disorder. The ago.
~, the irv-r, The debility, the drspuudenc,
which chnracterize nfflicuOns Of the d' .estiyc
aud secreiive organs. vanish under the inilu'
nee Of these preparations. The constitution
itself seems to scquire new energy under
their operation. See advertisement.
July lS, In
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LIkT OE LETTERS

Remaining n in the Tiain Post Office, uuOalled
for, Aug. !, 1862.
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and one copy to the gctt,r up Of club Of 10
subscribers or more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange
ment by paying up all aresrages
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Local and Miscellaneous.
Titfin. O., Friday Angus, 8 ,sea
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No, 81 Park Row. New York. A. d estate
St, Boston, sre onr Agents for the TITFiN
TRiBuSE. in those cities, and arc authorized
to take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
us at our lowest rates.
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CINHNNLTI DAILY GAZETTE

Is the LARGEsT and CHEAPEST Pa.
pc published IN Cincinntti.
q v. lluSS Is the agent for the sale and delive "
OF the Daily Gazette. lie reeeivs.ths two edition,
the large Vt - cents per week, sad the small at ~
cenis-ils latter noniaiaihs all the Tsesr riphe aud
Political news at the dAv, A. well a. the CnFfespond
ence now 40 mnua sought for. The Gazette willal
wAyshs found upon hiS counters, aud vi be proiasty
delivered to 'u"r'he1 irsnypar OF the city.
Liberal dI,' Ouht' made 10 vluhs from the country
GEORGE X. iIUSe,
APHl IL lH0s. Tnnibs Block.
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Borders given away. Window
Papers, Cloth Shades, Window
Fixtures in Stacks.
Our styles are the choicest
The quality of cur goods we war
rant.
We can honestly assure you
that our prices are cost prices, and
that we Wish to get out of the trad,
and our stock must and will be
sold at cost. Come and See,
marl4-n.
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Terms OF Subscription.

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re paid, unless at the option Of the publisher.
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80 mere Rhssn.tism s't.r unps wsi.ons
Neuralgia Ing.
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Loudon IL.
Two delegates will also be chosen from
each township and ward 10 q Congressional
Convention to be announced hereafter.
JOHN PooRMAN, H.G SPAYTH,
II S WEHNER, JOHN j. STEINER,
FRED, KlSHLER, u. NELSON.
FRANCIS RIFE, n l. BREWER,
W o. SPAYTH, L. A. HALL,
JESSE sHRlvER, G. J KEEN,
SAM. GILBERT, f.. W. DuBOTS,
r. Med GIBSON, s b SNE TIL,
NJ. WAGNER, NV. ShAWHAN.
A. CAMPBELL, @. W. CuNSISonAN
j. W. MILLER, HENRY EBBERT,
aud others.
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UNION
COUNTY CONVENTION,

The electors Of Seneca county. who are in
favor ofs vigorous prosecution II the war
for the Union. until the last armed traitor
shal be brought into submission TO the Laws
and the supremacy OF the Federal Govern.
meut shall be complete ly re established In
the revolted statcs--woo are in favor OF lay.
ing aside party issues and giving the Ad.
ministration an united aud hearty support.
until these objects are acccmplished--who
believe that rebel property, instead Of being
guarded by our so diers, should be forfeited
to the Government and that traitors every
where open or disguised. should receive the
punishment due to their crimes. are request.
ed to meet at their several voting places in
the townships. on Saturday. August 2Jd,
1869. to appoin, delegates to meet 10 County
Convention. at riffin. on
Saturday, August 3oth, 1852,
to nominate candidates for tho following
county offices;
Auditor,
Treasurer.
Sheriff.
Recorder,
Commissioner,
ln6rmary Director.
The arportionment will be one delegate to
every 25 votes cast for Gov. Tod last fall.
as follows:
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Borders thrown in!
Only expense, Starch!
DU BOIS & co.

Retiring from the Wall Paper
trade, offer their entire stock at
New York COST. Prices clear
down. Look at i'll
Good Wall Paper 5 cts. per Roll,
Extra 4" 8 to 10 cts.
Satins, best quality, Is cts.
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To clubs.

Az an inducencnt TO getting up Clubs, We
offer the TnsUSE at the following rates:
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The arportionment will be one delegate to
every 95 votes cast for Gov. Tod last fall.
f.t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-02-06

er for your success. May you coal miners
have dry rooms, good air and plenty Of cara;
and at the close Of each month, when you
come to settle with "Nels," 1.-THE clerk, J
from whose figures there is no appeal, may
there be a balance to your credit. May you
who are engaged at the furnaces, even have
good "burthen," plenty Of blast" gray
cinder," and large twelve to fifteen ton
"casts.
May the wives and children Of all Of you
who are blessed with them, be comfortable
aud happy; and may you, rusty old bachel-
ors, see the error of your ways get married,
and each have little one to present me on
my return; and may Gods richest blessings
attend all Of you.
And now, my friends, you will see that
Mrs. rod and the other ladies' of our house
have not been unmindtul Of their duty tc
you. Please now step forward and wait
upon yourselves.
Mrs. Tod had bountifully spread out two
long tables in the door.yard around which
the men gathered in good order, and par,
took with hearty good will. The Colone
had, Of course, provided bountiful supply
of Smiths best ale, and it is due to the mer
to state that not one of them INDUCED tC
excess.
After this the men formed, and in body
rendered their hearty good wishes for tht
safe return of the Colonel and his family,
several of the men expressing the wisl
that there might be at least TWO nore-anC
then in good order retired.
For the ladies in attendance on the oc
casion, Mrs. Tod had bountifully provided
refreshments in the spacious dining room
All seemed to be happy. The occasion wa
gratifying to all parties, and one long to b.
kindly remembered. ii.
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The New York Tribune.
.Ne,U EsOEusle.

OT6TMtE igysE Of ssEs'Sf:r ss TIlE NEW
,ome months older, and THE SEMI-WEEKi.Y TRI-
BUNE somewhat younger. ormore than twenty years
this journal has abored IN what rs conductors have felt
TO be the OF Humanity, Justice and Freedom
deavorng mcorae tho condition Of the oppressed aud
whatever sphere, and to promote by all means the moral
intellectual and material advancement OF our county
Il has aimed to be right rather than popular; aud 10
pouse and commend to-day the truth thai others may not
be willing to accept ill tomorrow In pursuing this
course mistakes have doubtless been made and faults
committed but having IN all things melted readers
To think and judge for themselves rather than adopt bndly
others conclusions we believe may fairly
claim for this Journal the credit Of having qualified ia
readers detect and expose It's errors. To de-
velop the minds OF the young by the most general thor
ough and practical Education, aud TO encourage and
stimulate Productive Industry through free grants OF
Public Lands TO actual settlers and cuvators, also
through the protection OF immature peculiarly exposed
among the aims which this journal has through
good and evil report and which Il steadfasy comnenls
to American patriotism , and philanthropy.
hold il to have originated In Rebellion wanon,
wicked, nsxcusube than was ever before know-a Re-
bellon int interest OF the few against the mnny-a Re-
belon designed 10 raise higher the walls OF caste and
tighten The chains OF oppression Having done sll we
War and Witnessed the orbcarunce ineekess and long
suissng with which the Federal Government sought to
to avert Ia horrors we hold wog cesr duy wh sssi Of
chosen rulers and 10 second with all energies their
efforts to uphold the Union the Constitution, and the su
premacy Of the Laws And, though the Rebellion has
become through usurpation, deception terorsm, and
spoaiion, feaully strong, believe the American Re-
oris Of loyal hearts and hands will insure is overthrow
But all questions affecting the Objects thr scope and
duration Of This most exlrao,dnsr contest We defer to
ihory, holding unity Of purpose and Of action ndspen
| snble in 30 grave an emergency.
In crisis like the present. our columns must he largely
engrossed with the current history Of the War for the
Uon and with eucidaiions Of ils striking Incl
dents. We shall MOI, however remit that attention to
nturet IN
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Hardware | Hardware !
Courts for 1862,


DY VIRTUE of the powers vested in us by law.
ID we, ,he Judges Of the Court OF Common Pleas with.
in aid for the Eighth Judicial District OF the State OF Ohio
do hereby ascertain and fix the times OF holding the
raj terms Of the Cour OF Common Pleas and District
Court in the several counties Of said District for the year
The Court Of Common Plens shall be held in the County
Of Muskingum on Tuesday the Eighteenth tstl) day Of
ssSSsy ss o o% s % % sS Ssy Of
IN the County Morgan Tuesday the twenty fifth
(35th) day Of March, Tuesday the fifteenth 5tl day
October.
In the County of Monroe on Tuesday the eighteenth
sth) day Of February. Tuesday the twentieth t2Oth)
day Of May, and Tuesday the fourth ith duy Of No
vember.
In the County Of Belmont on Tuesday the eleventh Ih)
dny Of March, Tuesday the tenth llOt day OF June.
aud on Wednesday the fifteenth u5th) day OF October.
In the County Noble Tuesday the fourth tih) day
Of March Tuesday the Third )d) day Of June, and
We,ne sday the fifteenth u5th) day Of October.
Ia the County OF Tuscnrawaso on Tuesday the eighteenth
s az nd ~sI% S% S Sessy Ss Se
In the County OF Guernsey on Monday the tenth 1Oh,
day OF March, Monday the ninth l0ihl tay Of June
and on Monday the t.nh umhl day OF November.
the County Of Jefferson on Tuesday the eleventh i,h
ana on Tuesday % e eleventh % III i.s @ ay Of Sovs9ber se
In the County OF Harrison on Tuesday the eighteenth
isth day Of February on Tuesday the twentieth laMh
The District Court Shall he Held
In the County Of Tnscurawas on Tuesday the secon.
In the County Of Muskingum on Thursday the fourth
, (ih) day Of September,
IN the County Of Morgan Tuesdny the nutli 10Th
| luy Of September.
IN the County OF Guernsey on Friday the twelfth li2th
| ,luy OF September.
In the County Of Jefferson Wednesday the seven
| iccnih (I7thI day Of September.
Inthe County OF Harrison Monday the twenty -secont
| (h2t) day Of September.
III the County OF Belmont Wednesday the twenty
| fourth (9ith) day OF September
IN the County Of Monroe Monday tho twenty-nintl
| ta0th) day Of September.
In the County OF Noble Wednesday the first Clsi
| dny OF October
Given under hands nj the City of znursville, th
/ .Utl day of October, A. ID. lsdl.
| LUCIUS =. MARSIL)
JOHN w. OkEI, , Judges OF said Couri
| n. EVANS.
A true copy by direction OF snil Judges.
ATTEST: CIi; g., RUSSELL.
| clerk Of the Common Peus OF Muskingun County.
| Zanesvic, November ~, A. ID. iS6l. droDiw
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Seventieth Y ear.
CINCINNATI
WEEKLY GAZETTE.
For 1S62.

The great war in which engaged for the
integrity Of our Union nnd The invishiy o our country,
will render the coming year of the most memorable
and e eyentfu in the history Of nations.
The readers OF the GAZETTE may rely upon receiving
each week the fullest possible summary Of the current in
cdents and marking the progress OF this gigantic
struggle as well OF all matters OF Interest from other
uartrrs OF the world while the peaceful pursuits OF life
small receive such attention their importance may de-
nnnd and the cxigencies OF the admit Of.
Under the pressure OF existing the large size
of the GAZETTE is important consideration to those
who take only weekly paper. as j. enables them to OBJ
taiu much more complete aud satisfactory view OF the
of reading matter. aud is furnished ut lower price
In proportion the extent aud variety OF its contents
also has the advantage o laying the clegrnphc reports
befopc Western subscribers several days in advance o
the time they he had through the Eastern press Our
full spcral Dispatches from Washington give us all the
important information from there as early as reaches
New York. We also claim that il is much better adapted
10 the wants OF Western reader. than any paper can be
that il published IN another section Of the country and
respectfully invite comparison OF its merits with those
Of my OF its cotrmporacs. Our extensive Special Cor
repondrncc from the various divisions md encampnets
| OF the Western Military Departments will form feature
OF r,cuar ud value to those having relatives
| or friends in the army.
Gre pains will be taken to make The Commercial and
Agricultural departments valuable and Interesting To sub
scrilrrs An important feature IN this connection, viii
he reliable report in delni ofour Live Stock Markets
| prepared expressly for the GAZETTE together with
n summary all the leading Cattle Markets Of the coun
| Try. rates OF freight OH stock &c.
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"HENRIErTA, said q landlordto his new
girl, when there's bad news from WASH
ington, or any bad news, particularly private
Affections, always let the boarders know il
before S,s SSns Dir, & s Il T'y sss. :s ;s;iSs %:i as. s.;
difference in heating, in tho course of . year. 7"
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HOWE
SEWING MACHINE.
IMPROVED PATTERN.

WHICH is as much superior 10 the old sunlight
w is superior candclght and will be sold for half
the cost Of any mnchne capable OF doing as large a
range Of work in as good manner.
This machine makes the lock stitch alike on either side,
and will not rip or ruvel
Notice 10 Bogus Agents.
uJ-In consideration OF the sum Of Seventy Dollars,
the right OF cernin territory 10 granted, and certificate
signed by A. h. Howe. Infringement this right will
be dealt with according to the law for the protection Of
paents.-u
1.-The public cautioned against buying from any bu,
the authorized Agent
For particulars, address
JOHN r. HARVEY,
de26 Uniontown, Belmont County, Ohio
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ter up of the tluhl'. .'''''.'''...''''''''' w "
Aud M uddIiunal Extra Copy Tor every additional
Twenty Subscribers.
Irr no Extra Copy Tor less than Twenty Subscribers
10 the gcer II, Of cnrh Club Of Seventy or more,
copy Of the DAILY will be sent III preierred) instead OF
the extra WEEKiIES.
Additions I've made to Clubs nj Hl times during the
year ai proportional rates. the time 10 expire with the
Club. -
Al papers belonging to club must so to one Oihce
comics ordered he other Oices become subject
To sin lie Subscription Club rnrs according 10 tho num-
her, and without reference to their having acc oupaned
Club ut another Once
subscriptions in oil eases payable in advance, and NO
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Wa shall he happy Mt my lime. 10 send us many spec
| incn copies us may he desired, upon application
| The paper will be sent 10 Clergyman atSl
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al our risk Drafts preferred when conveniently OBJ
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| Addrcss GAZETTE Co,
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