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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10

COMMISSIONER Of Patents.
:" have no hesitation in assuring inventors
that they cannot employ person more eompeten7
ana trust toorthy, and more capable of putting
their applicat ons in a form to secure for hem aS
early and favorable consideration at the Patent
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10
REMEDY FOR CANCERS

fall kinds will positively be safely re-
moray eIacted) without the use Of the
spt tile psin root and branch will
githert injury to the healthy portion
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10

PURE BOURBON WHISKY,
when made, as it ought to be, from
WHEAT, RYE AND CORN.
Is, without doubt, the most healthful and medlei-
nal spirit that can BE- used. Hay ng determined
10 make the sale of this article speciality in his
business he has accepted the
GENERAL SIZZLING AoEEey FOR LARGE DrsrII-
LRRY IN BOURBON COUNTY, KENTUCKY
And in future will sell under the brand of
GOLDEN sHEAF,"
Pure Bourbon Whisky, manufactured from the
Best Selected Grains, and made in the most care
full manner.
This celebra' ed whisky will be put up in cases.
containing one dozen bottles each and offered 10
the trade by his travelling agents throughout the
country, and also kept on hand in his warehouse
in Boston, in barrels, half barrels, and kegs.
individuals desiroLs OF procuring a pure relia-
BILE article Of BOURBON WHISKY at a reasonable
price, have only to inquire of any respectable
Grocer or Druggists for " Golden sheaf Whisky"
or send their orders for any quantity required to
the General Depot for its sale,
81 WASHINGTON STREET, BosroS.
Each bottle is enclosed in a neat pasteboard box,
to ensure its safe transportation.
@. A. RICHARDS,
General Agent
Boston, May l6, 1865 may22:w6m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEE

GEO. G. GOODWIN & CO,
lS:wly IS Hanover ST., Boston
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

permitted. TO strike deep into the virgin
soil Of West Virginia. Let radical meas-
nEes be now adopted TO secure its bahisl-
ment. .tgfs el-5iis = ~ ti,5as tssf
In the devastating effects of war, and
which ore t0sbe seen nearly al oEeF West
Virginia distilleries hRveihOt been spared
Indeed, they seem 70 have been specially
sought out for destruction.
Now, before they can be repaired and
Others built let Il De understood that all
the liquors mAuufaGtnredtn In the
bounds of the new State, are only to be sold
for mechanical aud medicinal puFp0ses.4
Rather let capital be diverted from an in.
Vestment which ultimately brings In Its
train, sorrow, want padpeFism, and crime,
TO one which shall develop the hidden
wealth Of the State and which Ylll bring
peace, comfort aud plenty 20 her eitiEens.
Let us show to our sister states that our
was, indeed, retarded BY our
connection with the old State. Since the
tie which bound rs TO the old aud ettete
institutions Of the mother state has been
severed, one clog to our ress-slave-
ry-has been removed. That related to
the bondage of the body and only applied
to one class Of persons. Another pro-
gressiVe movement Is proposed. This re.
lates 70 the bondage Of the soul and ap.
plies TO all-classes and conditions. The
removal Of the former is gHGdtaks as the
soul is gilmore value than the body, let the
removal ,0fithe latter be Immediate. Already
D School bill, said 70 be unexeepti tiopable In
its features has passed one branch OF the
Legislature. Let an nti-Liquor bill also
be passed. It is meet that they should be
adopted by the same Legislature. Leteaeh
begin its good work at the same time, then
will our progress rs State be onward and
W. A. s., 18th Va. INHAErHE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25

WAaHINGTOE. d. O, Nov. 70, 1853.

E0ltQE8 l1t1Ekl9elle1F 2 zs.
ntsa fact have often regretted that
our First aud a part Of the ThtEd aud Sew
enth West Virginia Regimenta should be
comp lively Lost in the vast Army Of the
Potomac. They have been for nearly two
years ineorpoEated in that great army.
sharing; al its pEtyati0ps and dangersi they
have performed deeds i0t CALAMITY aud
hefOism unsurpassed in the history Of the
febelIion, aud for which thegbaye received
very little or no reward. The names Of
Richmond, Lockwood and C0ngaF, as well
Eas others Of those regiments, are Synonyms
Of vigilance, bravery, enduFanee, gallan-
tIy. and in short Of every attribute Of which
. soldier may we'll be peoud yet 80 small
are their numbers compared With the great
mass with which they have always acted,
that the WoEld-eVen that smaller one OF
their friends, which is all the world 70 the
them-knOW little about Il. az
In view Of this fact and with desire Of
paying that tribute 70 real worth which u
60 richly deserves, send you the follow
ing endorsement, made BY Col. Devin, COM
manding Second Cavalry Brigade, on the
application Of Capt. COnger % be mustered
as Maior of the Sd West Virginia eavalFy,
he having received . commission as such
HRADaUARTRRs2D an BRIGADR, lsF
Cav, CORPs, Amy OF ROFo4ACy
November I, 1853.
Repeotfnlly forwarded and earnestly rec
Ommsnded, Capt s. B. OOBgsr has been
attached to this cOmmand for over six
months. He has in thai tune participated
In fifteen decisive engagements, and has
rendered as constant aud valuable service |
as any officer Of his rank in the cavalry |
arm, -
He has ON several occasions been eharg- |
ed with aelieats and responsible duties,
and has always acquitted himself hand
SomeIy, and has fairly earned bic promo
tiOn by every claim that should influence /
iTSisned.J 4 TaoMGs O. DKVtE,
Col. 6th n. Y. Cav, cong. Brigade.
send you this high aud deserving com
pliment % one Of the brayest Of our brave
Virginia boys, thinking It might pos be
without interest 70 the readers Of your
saluabIe paper. as among them arc % be
iound many friends Of the Captain. Such
lotIees gladden. the hearts OF friends and
.heer the soldier as he sits musing BY his
,amp IRE, while they nerve his arm for
iew adventures. YIaslNiUs.
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A PROCLAMATION.
ny THE GOVERNOR

IT'S meet ana Sisht tllf Uo oh1aII a alusllisd
tines askngWieags ths hlnl e an osSTEglllg
kngUloles Hl8 power. aud Wieloul ald 1oodnuls,
aud thaG He dooih an lhina8 we'll
Ihs ehlstissloHt0f reb9llioa and war hal boon
hlth Given tie Ilfi6lal ans Sllll vIslulias ever
cur enalalss and . lale q olnni5y haslsoa
relieved ffol tLs - dostEOysF; an1We
iOok f5rEari With flIF 1TiieIIstton = 10 FIssr-
Eallqn, ere lolEs g llss order al1 tle uniilpuied
rgj0iss-ap pdfniakeat anda ahllilE peaco.
Ne hatiso 0TlEEnlel lr5aIIiiiS f.Iiai poaos has
n kSfi q 1i - ani ha,h
bglu.a0lsly sgGpled the nltill win Al the com
toTl1 and blo..llg1 1oe11llIy . Ml5Qul hllpg
HS 8sih esps5ilIT to tlq poolls osthls
stAbs tle oIiahllshi ull tI IiiIl q . seIa-
nate OomlnolBealths aa1 Wklls . p0Itioa e he
tsEFit0EY = stil sllioet . fESl ani POT-
tou g cur eitlsns are sltieet % The clalti6g %
nleselless slelaies; - - te9ee y eellSso th9t
esiy oGsnGsdlaN thF5a l16aI u o. tSE5sls.
In visWof al VhIehs ald % seo1rilllss with tie
g1llGz. L Arthur L BJEUllI, 39VdIlll q the Glaas
ofWet ViEEgll, d apg0lle and sat apaFt ThaEslsy,
q FsSRs isias a5 iFiis s 4i5T ~ IA ~ n,
great g0Odlas8 and many illiilg tho year
Dat E gast; ans iagii9 g G fs stnis =
ship ald Ofef up tie aseEiD - Justly due -
Hlia Who hlth d5ua - nlnsR sFIs; al I6Voke HIs
u fir ~ tfT11 q Gl. n EIO vim
EIgiVS n our Illllili slIs aul slFicIIIllIs ihlf
Ne vim 011flnI8 . lGs G6iI b ne 1lllI boiilZ
made usa q % relieve o. f1lll Eslen and ilSlb-
OFdiRatt0us tllst tie aIftoT5ty og tie 60VoTuiont
may BE- OeFmanautly oltabilsbol, and that pcaeo,
concord alauul1u nay - restored - an the laId.
And While Wo are Ee and sTins praises tor
ths hbundsnco with Witch ~ ug8 blestlst - noe
forget % remember the pqlE an1. The qeody, The
widow uld fhB 0I han Uilll ne Vi1illtl1o1 0f Mo
sod the eaafiaD - lIlF lEEB lolt - eur midst M
u0uo e tho city @ W % thlI tlilTl dlT %
November In tl0 VaAr q eng L0rl lle. GlIolIElnd
EIGHT hundred and sixty three, a1d of tie state
tns hl'+ ARIHuR /. FOREMAN.
p .: sss:5asi; :s..s iS;or..as..l....ye.sss,..
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lRron the RIeAnona WhlE.l

aa
The Charleston cOurter makes . timely snBgos-
tion in recommending tie attention % our govern
mont % NJ nasaral ralEatlop ala eaitiyttioR q Cal
tEsa, Or tlis IFssoE % ne health e. ouF
soldiers This aEtlsIo tas peculiar eject uPPa to
liver. and guards the STAN agafnrt dlsoase b e1-
aua srreeuIaf ist. II e sId thet the great
Seosss oftts Piantafid Hittsrs nf M. ptso, stshs
previous to OUr unhappy dialeuities were t0paa -
most Southern h0mos, Was owing % tAa eEtraet OI
Caiiseya Bark which Il eohtaiae a. one q ~ pllh
eipal Isits-'In eunrlatlOp d ais, Ne have
heard one 0f our mast distinguished phyleians 10
marx, that Wh6neyerh he fslt unWen Rom ordinary
diotstie oratmosph be relieved
himsslf By Plantation Bltters Nov that thsss Bit.
tsfs cannot be obtained substitute sAs1ld % pre-
paroa. WesindoEltand cur government has Opeaed
negotiations with DE. DEaks. through secret aguutI
but with shAt truth We Do not know"
We are exceedingly obliged 70 the Riehnond
IEfgf for It's raIlembEanee o. fsAuId Lang Synsl but
Ve cln assure 'Our GOVoEnment" that ths PiAnta-f
ton Bitters are not for ale q any 'soeEOt agdaS
north Or South. There Is probably asyprAl OtheF
things that s'Our Govsrnllolt' win Eot want,
we know that We have the best and most pOpalaE
medleins in the world. We are nOt afraid 90 shoW
Wllltit = composed q. 80 5fifftii...
oAIlsAHA RANK has been eelobTatod tGr Yer two
hundred years aud Wa solA darfng the reign a.
toas XVI, Kng u tra4so, ior ths enormous PEiea
Oftts own weight in oliver. It . F5laaTkabIo for
Dyspspsia, RovoEs, weakness, Ooustlpaiiou, %.
1oAseAn1ILA BaRK-RoF DiArFhoA, 00lle, and dis
eases Of the stomach and bowels. iFa
DEapEtIox-EoF Inflammation Of tie IOlas and
Dropsieal Afsstions.
CnA,lo,rrf.E Esss.-For eafssbls4 dIgsstion-
LGVKNnER BG0WEAs.-AToI1atie, SilulllaHt and
tonis-hishiy insisosating 10 nervous debllity.
WtsFnRsHEESs-For scTofala, RhenHatiIus &c.
AsIsE.-An aromatic clEllinstiIe; creating hosbs
muscle ana IlI; much u.ed by uQtllAls nursing.
AisO, eIoyo-budl, orange, elEEG4as, eorian'iaEs
'nA-''' s-T-1seoxl
A,o.ler w5,psrtaI f5aredIebt. Of sb.5l.h orIgin,
inparting belaty 70 the eomploxlon aad briIlianey
tofhe mind, d vt lhlSUh % The ooulmeFrs ftile
world. ana Ve Githhold So name for tie pFesenE.
Handbags anI quarlEs hOsi about tie Piautali51
Blttefs; but ths follOWiug s. what's the matter, and
PLANTATION BTEFKRs VIII, CURE
dEEtEonitias and EsVori.h LPa.
Sour STOMACH and Fstid Breath.
Fiatnieneg aud indigestion!
HsFvous AAsstIpns.
EEre1siEs EatlEl5 and Short BTtatlls
PaIn over the Eyes.
Mental DespOnasHcy..
Pr0stration, ersat WSakness. "
SalIow Complexi1n. We1k BoWsla
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DHSPEPaLa. !
very paftieuiiEly rseonms6a6d % Ci6EEymon
Afsrclauts, Lawyers, aud persons q saasntaEy tlb
d ia Also fT delicate fsmalssaB1 wax Ts1lls VII
rsquiEe gentle stimaIant, ires dlgssti5l, Eb6d aD
A pstitS and olsar msntal faculties! 2 q 2
a soid by aIlerospooiAbls ;Physieian5, Drus.Isf
asoeors, Hotsl., sai6ons, Country stosss, eel
4 BE partieulaF that oaCl bofEls bearsfIs 1lelIlII
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
Hooaand,s German Bitters!

Ftop. .. Ns,gson Bro,sn, D. D., Editor efths Eney-
elopedfa Of Religious k,oegfsdge.
T Although NOT disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and oifeeta yet know Of no sum.
Client reason, why may not testify 70 tho b0hht
be believes himself have received from any simple
preparations In the hope that he may thus contrib.
ute to the benefit Of others. - 5,.5..,i
I do this the more readily In regard 70 HoehApd's
German Bittefs, preparedi by Drs0. M Jaekaon et
fan alcoholic mixture lam indebted 20 my
ffieild Robert Shoemaker, ESQ.,, for the rempval Of
ttis pfeIudice BY proper tests and for encourage
nient to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use OF three bottles
~ fhese Ritters a the 1beEinning Of the present
year was followed by evident relief and
10 degree Of bodily aud mental yisoE which had
spaired Of reeuiaEine. Il therefore thank God and
my friend for directing me to the use ot them
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KaaolrIs Iatslligeaeer:

EDITORS Iatsftigsneers
ig TwouId avail myself Of the Medina your
paper affords 70 inform the patriotic eiti.
Gems Of Belmont county, Ohio that, as Q
recruiting officer properly authorised Il
have opened an enrolling oHlee Ia BridgeA
port for the purpose Of iiling up the ranss
ct the 2bth Regiment, o. ", ]. prespne
it would be superauouH TO speak IN COM
meudatf0n Of this veteran regiment. The
reputation Of this egiment Il unble eulished
aud It's record emb0dies goodly nambeF
Of battles fought Apd yietgEtes wop- y ii
well odicered, wen disciplined and ~ ieH-H
eellent condition; all we want e . few
more men. We have spent the last four
months on Morris and Folly Islands, .
pleasant aud healthy loeations for during
these four months We haye not lost q man.
The only sure way % escape the dEalt d
70 enlist, Hnd the ipdneemept g sfFppg In
d pec1niary point Of view. Three hundred
ana two dollars bounty VIII be Fiven 10
new recruits, and 70 those who have OBJ
tanned an honorable discharge from one
term Of service four hundred and two dol
lars. II the regiments in The fisld are filed
an, pEOmptlya the var VIII soon close, aud
The soldier can come back . citizen 70 eos
10Y his money and land We honor draftsd
meu, but Is more hoporable, more prof
liable and gfgrds greater security % enitsts
Come on and enton your natnes; the draft
fs near 81 hand. Two dppFs saVt sof the
BtIdgep9Et steam niill you may ind the
recF1iting once. 81. .z.iits.5 sF s.,sj 7-
5ll9' ssi Lieut. BUaskf AIeg gozsAUgHEr
tec1 sl4is Recruiting OHceF.
BridepoEt, o., Nov. "A, 1853.
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PROPOSALS FOR HEAVY PRO
.,ea - JEGFIIif. ggs7E
ORDNANoE OFEICE. ;.


f.af Easa5sii-..11s No. - III iisaa
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= fs2Alb bWAEAiS1VWNs AA1AiAAlS MAs1s
20o0 - tdelI igtlTins dtgt-
sS65 - III, i5e6 Si,Sa.' sI,ot :. go ~
5000 10 Ihek sheIIl
....sT1, ~. yTFr-, Ar.eY.,4 quoyr
- am " n y > > 49,, 49,, es'S@e
1000 % inch batleFing Gllnt ~
l1.eeg Y lnch elalls
- 400 lotlfh klol srEiszr H.
zso0O1U tneh shells t- -
- 800 Is Icl hdfasEiag shot
90001A inGlL alslll - 81 = i4i
1900 10 tneh gllgt -.f4 s,-s
sssol ~ ~. -. ..6a.al..,. ..ls.s
- 49, - 49,
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iSS6IS issh siSsiiS aiiIst'- ; -,
Z SS55 70 ~ ii'5Ii ia1Ii sIISiIs
al, nm n TGIIf5 tVa5Etr ~ TOftf1 M
9OoO1O inSh sh9e 2taioia
1000 10 ineh shells lI59 u
AT THE lS,S 4 51 3. Al WAsAlHe-
ooo,r,,
45g9g y i4en ~ oaE5sLi = Lils sllqN ien+ '
1liSoS - - s--ssa 5le.t,' ssf .r-sa
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ s5.Si,, s..o5
,ts - ~, - ~ ~ iIr,l or
uletll m InIioct1l allg liT IA I1I n tie
batteFing shot which aTtt1 - Il9e e gQn install
q tensile atL91lflI ranging Dotll1l % olld ~
900 pounds % de gIlIEg lIall aId 1bSsa iulIt b
east lFOn . 3FeVoiteEsitoly g iiisiuliise 3hs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-25
The TweIfth Virginia ON the Liquor
liisas H nPF6hIbItIOn. c8
HAsPEa,s FEss4, Nov. soth 1ses 5.

HARPEE's FEaHT, Nov. aoth 1868.
Editors Intellgnesr: ~
The same mail which carries this letter
to you win also carry Q petition 70 the
Senate and House Of Delegates of West
Yirgtnia, signed byineaFly every officer and
soldier Of the l2th West YirgtntR Infantry,
praying for the, adoption Of bill 70 pro-
hibit the manufacture and sale OF sptritu-
GUS liquors, exception mechanical and med
ical purposes. et
Acting on some suggestions presented in
d former number Of the InteIiigeNeerl by
Senator Young q soldier of our regiment
prepared and presented petition % each
company commander. With cbmmeuda-
BILE pfomptness the names of all favorable
to the .passagelof the bill were soon OBJ
tanned. On signing the petition some
would remark, ''n my name will assist in
banishing whisky from the State, you are
welcome 70 il OF, tspow you are beginning
at the right. place;.if il Is not made it viii
not be drank. There is no mistaking the
sentiment of our fe gfment on this subject.
| Itis held alike by those who drink fnt0xi.
lcatine LIQUORS, and by those who do mot,
! that the evils which iegitimately follow
from the use of intoxieating liquors ai q
| beverage, are so numerous and 80 appaIIing
as TO demand the employment Of al just
| and legal means to rid the Community oi
the nuisance. Seven Of The counties oi
West iYirginias araIrepr In this Fegi-
lment by one or more companies from each
and may We not fSasenabIy infet that the
above is the prevailing sentiment Of the
lcounties IN which We feside.. But let ouI
lfriends who are ct home go 70 work also
land present petitions 70 the Legislature
that shall prove. that we truly represent
them 10 our eonsse on this qn nesti0p.
!. Some may sven dppbt The rsghf 70 pro-
hibit bitthemanntacture aud sale Of fltoxica.
ting iiauors. Society certainly has . righ
TO protect Itself from all itse enemies. Il Il
). This nrineip1e which. lies At the Foundation
: Of ali government. As an enemy OF goot
!. tg6VeFHment, the manufacture and sale o
|, IiutoxtCating LIQUORS asi a5hesetage, Is op
lposeds TO economy, civilization and gO0l
q sloFdeF! For Il imposes heavy taxes with
{ ont correspondtng benefits; It transform
, that which constitutes real alth-th
cereals hto at-ardent spirit which
I.ghfie IT. has 3 nomihal value; impoveEishe
} those Who consume it !; tt tdghaaez men
! tai faculties which FetArds elyillzationj
, dethrones reason giving loose reign 4
: the animal passions thus pltting the live
!, | of innocent psgspps m danger,
But some Is 70 aeknoWledge the truth Q
J, Ithe,ahpY may doubt the ProPFistg Of pa
: / sing sueIta bill ut the pres6ut time. 7
& such we say there is 9 tide "a che aHairs Z
Z SllRnations' IS we1l as .men, p which Il tAk
q en- 81 the rise shall lead on TO fortnne.-
Let not the roots OF this deadly upas b
a
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IMPORTANT TO- lO.ssOLDIERSI
Those hayins Friends in the Army

We call the attention Of AII having relations or
friends inthe army to the taet that
induced by exposure aud incident 70 camp
'life In the lists, pubIibhed almost daily ~ the
neVspaperson the arrival OF the sick, 1t viii be
noticed that avery large proportion are suffering
nom debility. EYery case OF thit kind can ps4
readily cured by HoQnAndp German DIS
ea5RS TeSntig from disorders Of the digestive
are epeedily removed We have no hesitation in
statn that these Bitters were freely used among
soldiers hundreds OF lives might Re saYsq lhAs
We caii iparttniar attention to the following re-
marlAblo and well anthenteated cure o. one q the
Ehas been saved by the Bitters" zoo
.ly,ss5; gae Puu4p11rnA, Avs, 2sd, 1se7.
NEssRs. JOINS . lsyAss;-Well, entlsmenl yonE
Hoofand's German Bitters has saved my life, There
is ho nistae in this II 10 vouched for by numbers
OF my comrades, some ef whose names AFe appended
and who were 81 H hs tse isst fr
wears a member OF sherman's celebrated battery,
the command q \, M 6
ardfious duties, was. attacked in November last
with Inflammation OF lungs and was for seventy.
5S 81 an attask
,,as thea REMOVED from the White House, ard sent
S this city On board tss 1s,s q ~. time
II have b9ea about as low as any one could pe and
sim rAtaln spark OF yitality FOR week or more
Iyyns able to ALLOW thing, and at9
force mofseI down, It was imineniAt throRn up
again. ,,3ss.s slg,g : s, :..lt - II -,
stamnsb. LIE Could not last under sueh scireum-
stanees; and deco tdingly, the who nave
been working mitttuily, Though nnaneessstaLly. 70
y lSssIs te @ me tSeS % 30 an ady Cd
me t5 see d and 70 make such
itsa lsfss me- e e DsSs 10 I M
steinbF6wn, 81 Sikh below adytSea me-
d forloEn Hope e ~ @ S
taiihE them the gloomy shadow ot death reeeEneei
aud + am now,t thapl God for gstttng peter:
,of,,,lis isel saA OF being per
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5aaiIya ntelliaetltFt
lTRRMb OF ADYRRTIsINes.

FwrIyr rsorrp Inns o. NoaPAREIt, (oR oan ncH,ln
b iisNii LIss 1AKIA soUARI, .fs
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N1rYeariy Advertising on reasonable terms, aaeu
ding TO the space occupied and the changes
made. ls-7-.-a y y - iGlec5 81
Ailadysrtissmsntsfrcm traaslont persons OF strang
era, to be paid for tiS advance.
Business Cards not exceeding lVe lines SO per year.
or So for sx months, but for ashortsr period nothing
win DO counted less than . square. i
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