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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13
Not o Fancy sketch.

The following picture from the Spring
field Republican has too many couoIerpsr,s
in real life. Many boy aud girl born and
bred to rural life can understand its mean.
ing
As TO children, Farmer Bangs feels not
richer but poorer Tor every new-comer from
the baby land. He speaks Of them habit
ually as SO many mouths 10 fill, forgetting
his own lean heart with its famished mouth
which these little ones nigh. GIL If be
would let them with loves delicious food.
He likes to multiply horses and cows,
though they too have mouths to fill, but
then be can realize money from them, and
about the children be is not sure. He does
his best, however. The irst lesson be
teaches them is that this is an expensive
world. and that though they did not come
into it voluntarily they aIe running up
bill for board and cloihing which they
must pay as soon as they arc sble. With
the boys be is to!erably successful. A! ten
they earn their bread !; attsenty tNey have
handsomely returned all earlier OUTLAWS.
down to the long cloth of cheap calico and
the rations Of maternal milk. Bat dangh
ters are poor property any way. Besides
helping their mother, (who, if she had no
children, would need no help,) they can
dropcorn aud rake hay, it is tine, but it
don't amount 10 much after all. So as
soon as they are eighteen years of age, be
makes lhem feel that they are supeFau Jes
they must either leave home at ouce or pay
their board il they remuta. Thereafter
they are wanderers upon the earth. If,hey
are sick or sorrowful, they have no house
>6f refuge to which they can fee, no assured
welcoufs awaiting Them in the parental
nest. Ii Hever>accurred 10 him that these
daughters might have Leen the ornaments
ofhis life. He does noi thiuk his life needs
any ornament be prefers the useful, b.
which LIE means what can be turned Il
money be would be beSi!dered by th,
sbsurdity of the question. Money is goos
for its own sake, while wife and ch.ldrel
are not. If any one should sDgges! 10 hiu
that one Of the best uses OF money Is tc
make home tasteful and inviting, and wifi,
and children in,eliigen, and agreeable. b
would STARE in mysti6sd SO, prise. He car
afford such nonsense. Besides, no Is no
savipt for himself When no dies, his wild
0w VIII have her "fhirds land bis childrei
ths remainder 10 sast be Is new working
for them and not they for him. He doe
not reject that they msy die before him
OF tha, If they survive, Il may be with na
lures so dwarfed and narrowed for lack o
sbs coltnre be has withbsid, that their live
may prove rather burden than blessing
A. Il Il. bic children are the scrawnlss
stock BE- turns %, and hIs uiIs'z couditipu
is soch thas we're she aaAdrsped Instead
- hIpsd, hs would alnoat qusssion In Aha
~ uksssss shs vsts worth wissssiss.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

Our Entire stock will be SOLD regardless Of cost 10 e.,s
out that branch OF our trade. =
Bya give call before you buy ana saw, rs pr
cent PURCHASE Here most Of aware you win
6nd the best assortment In town. m f,.,,--ffr I'll
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13
Warmers Pinolea,

Warmers Pinolea,
CHOULD be possessed by every man
~ and woman in the country Being more volatile, Il is
FAR Superior TO Benzole or Naptha, for t.l sif rf 4
rt Removing Grease Spots,
and much agreeable use It is only void Of
that horrible scent but agreeable pleasant
odor, supplying the place of cologne other perumery
has greater affinity for oils than any known substance
and hence unies with them Immediately and evaporates
leaving the garment entirely free from spot or stain.
How many valuable dress coats thrown aside a. useless
because of greasy collars cus How many hats caps
gloves dresses carpets and garments of all descriptions
vaueess from the same cause all OF which be saved
with one bottle Of the Pinolea.
The following of the many testimonials received
from distinguished gentlemen: ra4..
Mr.. wARSER-Dear Sir: have tried your Pnolea and
find II far superior to anything used for removing
grease spots think valuable article, and would
cheerfuy recommend Il TO my friends and the public Eve
y person should have bottle II will 500 worth
Kingsvie, June 1864.
Mr. N. R. WARMER Dear Sir You ask me to give my
candid opinion to the merits Of your Pnoea. This
cheeriuy do. bave used II during the year.
honestly that would not be without II for ten times its
cost 1t acts like magic removing that chance
fall upon upon garment coat whose collar has be-
soiled TO give shabby appearance TO the whole
dress by the Pinoca entirely ceansed and
made to appear like coat There Is not that objection
to the of the Pnoea that obtains against most other
tergen Instead OF odor 1t has the perfume
begamot but by to the and air. all odor
vanshes II administers to comfort his money,
A.JUDS0N BARRETT AN.
Principal Of Kngsvlle Academy.
Such commendations coming from such above
are truly Gathering Many others might be added but the
article speaks for itself
:. Address M. r.. Warner.
For sale by H. A. HKSDRY, Druggist, Ashtabula, o.
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II RAPIDLY variety Of compAints which caas.
ed BY mpurity Of the blood, such scrofala, Kings
Evil Tuucrs. Ulcers Sores Euptions, Pimpes. Blotch-
es Bols, st. Anthony's Fire, Rose Erysipeas Tet-
ter Salt Rheum. scald Head Ring worm Cancer
Tumor Sore Eyes, Female Diseases such
ton, leguafi Suppression Whites Sterity also Syphi-
IFS VeneriaI Diseases. Liver Complaints Heart bs-
Try AYERs SARsAPARLLA and for yourself the
sap.ng activity with which II cleanses the blood and
these disorders.
During late the public have been msed by large
ties pretending to give quart Of Extract Sasapara
dollar. Most of these have been frauds upon sick
for they not only contain te II any sarsapara but of
ten curative properties whatever Hence bitter disap-
poinment has followed the use of the various extracts Of
sarsapAs which food the market until the has be-
come synonymous with imposition and cheat Still call
this compound .Sarsapsa" and intend to supply such
remedy rhal the from the load OF obloquy
which rests upon It, We think have ground for believing
It has virtues which irresistible BY the ordinary
the diseases II Is intended to We only the
sick that offer them the best Alternative which
how produce, and have 70 believe 1t Is by
the most eecl purifier Of the blood yet BY any
body. -ff ~ al. r-s :
Ayers CHERKY PacroRAL Ia universally known
every other remedy for the Of Coughs Colds In
huenza, Hoarsenes Group, Bronchitis Iucpen Consunp
ton and for the relief Of Consumptve Patients In advanced
stages the disease that Il useless TO the evidence
Of Its virtues. The world knows them. ~'
Prepared by DR. ]. c. AYER Co., Lowell Mass and sole
by GEo. WILLARD and H. A. HESDRY, Druggists, Ashiabua
and d-dealers everywhere. 1877.
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GETTING CONCERNED FOR THEIR INVEST.
NEST The English creditors Of the expled.
ed Confederate Cover nment, 1t is said. have
attached the goods belonging to ,hs, con.
cerr in the hands Of rebel agents in Lon
d5n. These confding creditors did wha,
they could to build mp the Copfederacy.--
Now that their aid has proved SO useless,
liobtdy here will feel vast amount of sor,
row to end that the money of The English
creditors is gone with The Confederate Gov
ernment. The small amount Of rebel prop
erty Oh hand will scarcely pay tithe Of
the sum which is owed them.
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Sheridan vas once staying at the house
OF on elderly maiden lady in the country,
who wan ed more Of his company than he
was Hing ts,gye. P.oposius one day
to take stroll with hin, he excnsed him.
self on account'o the badness of the wealth
er. Shortly afterward she met him sneak
ing out alone. So Mr.. Sheridan, said she
i, hes cleared up. just q little, msam--
enough for ono bat not enough for two.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

TsAsoN Mrsr BE MADE INFAMOUS 1t
vii. be well IL ths assassination, which has
stricken every loyal heart with horror,
shall quicken ihe morai perceptions Of the
American people 10 @ ius'ice estimate Of
the crime'of rebellion While We strain
language to describe, and the mind to com
prehend the magnitude of the crime Of sbe
assassination of the President, shall We call
othe assassination OF the nation mere diff.
ference Of political doctrine? While /, is
regarded. honorable to the human nature
, heart to magnify vengeance of the murder
er Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, shall We regard
the murderers OF hundreds of thousands OF
our citizens as purged of their crimes by
the mere act Of disa!mipg them.
ei tr g - ..' Gin Gazette
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

Clothing! Clothing!
THE LARGEST STOCK OF READY
i Made Clothing brought into this Market and
OF the best quality of Eastern manufactures
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
At MANSFIELD & BRUCEs.
FURNISHING Goods, Gloves, Ho.
sery, Shirts, Wrappers and Drawers Collars and Ties
ofthe finest quality and styles
At MANSFIELD 4 BRUCE'S.
I INEN Paper Collars, in large or small
~ boxes, Wholesale retail. The best and cheapest
collars manufactured At MANSFIELD BRUCEsS
HATS and Caps, in large assortment
IL and finest styles at MANSFIELD BRUCEs.
Carpet and enameled
~ Bags, In short every variety of Winter Good for
Men and Boys on the most liberal terms,
At MANSFIELD RRUCE's.
T1s Gsps GIL Goss and Tip
AT MANSFIELD q. BRUcEs
A Very Extensive assortment of Cloths
IA ofa descriptions; Beaver Pilot Doeskin Cashmere
and Coatings Broadcloths Of the best quay and
Cassimees plain and fancy, the choses styles
wear the msTke affords al MANSFIELD & BRUCEs.
ALL Wool Flannel Shirtings. Wool
"A Shirts and Shirts made to ordsr ct
- MANSFIELD BRUCES.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

Plows! Plows! Plowsi
FARMERS TAKE NOTICE!
TNHIS htbe last season you will haye for
\ great while 70 buy Flows At old prices. Sc ont
with the Gysss BseLs and Est good
Iron Ream Plow Of only SlI 90 r
No. . Warren Plow llOO
20 Curtis a. 100
Common flow Points ofall kinds SO
Cutter do rs
Remember The place to 20 this Is a.
IaieOtfs Foasdeyy in Jt6~ssn.
or Of his agents,
Iaeott Dodge in Geneva,
"ukns Conneaut
Bailey Bro Reek Greek,
a csnhsld Orwell
Palmer west Andoysr,
Rsbsrts Hsrriek Richmond.
stock of Poys hand anil for the purpsss Of
aoancing thsm pretty in every town IN The
Am going % gre The the bsnsdt Of old prices
thn spring, thing shall nst BE- able 10 DO
~is~A'sf tor great while In all probability. l.
\ HENRY TAI Irt,Tr = i'
L De@ier u Hardware, iroa, Stoyss fin ana
A.ahstefsr Of are, Flows and
T. Np'ns ioos. Tao
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13

DORK WANTED in the Hog for which
Il ths highest market price In Cash vili Be paid.
Ashtabula. Dec. "a 1866 GEO. WILLARD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-13
Brewery.
Cleanse Z the Blood.

WITH corrupt disordered or
vitiated Blood, you are sick
all over. II may BURT out In
Pimples, or Sores or In some
active disease, or II may merely
keep you listless, depressed
and good for nothing. But you
cannot have good health while
your blood is impure. AYkR's
SARsAPARILLApurges outtheee
Impurities and stimulates the
organs oflife iuto vigorous
action, restoring the health
and expelling disease. Hence
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VCommanicatsd.1
1epudiation.

The terrible war, which has bseu waRed
90 furiously for the lastaour years. has d.
Saststsd large portion. .of the SoutLssn
States, and wrought ehangea 10 osr paliti.
cal and social systsm, The sfsst OF which
has not yet been fully realized BY our peo.
PIE. IL 10 net my purpose to discuss the
probable eject Of those changes, but usss.
ly TO propose measures 10 sqvali4e. 20 sdne
estsnt, the great destruction Of property
ocoasioned BY the war;. that tho burden
may not fall entirely on any one e,sss
The repudistioa Of all dsbts is q measure
recommended by . great nusnbsni sf-ocr
citizsns IL this eourss 10 adapted, iss ten.
dsncy would be to operate entirely against
ons class asd favor another. Othsrs pro-
pose to collect al debts, which at present
would bankrupt najSrity Of eus planters
and severely cripple the plating interest
OF the country. Others propose . stay Law,
with view TO the present ssiisf OF The
creditor, bat to ths snai csllsotion Of ail
debts. This proposition I deem squsll,
Objectionable ~ the present forced collse.
tiou Of debts. A. IL would cripple the sssr.
giss Of the debtor BY holding debt ever
D.. withost prospect ef kis ever bsisR
ae'e to payh OsS nsScaosils eemulnitv
who have been Fsgsrlsd - The bess 6aan.
eiers sf the country have adspasA differ.
eat csssse With their. issslvsot deter
thsy Accspt m assignmsst Of tAs sffscts Of
thess debtor .sesiise vshas they can ovt OF
these effects, divide tie aroessds, and reis.ss
ths debtor from further nsbilily. andr.Asre.
by enable him - engage ia busiasss aeSis
without being tied dowa with dsbss which
no hss no prospect sf evsr being able 90 pay.
This course appears 70 hs ~ equitable and
Just IN ordinary; tiinss, bpt khsAs times are
extraordinary and demand different course,
and Que which will nff.ot all alike. Credi.
tor, a. we'll - debtor.
To secure this result, would propose
that the lss%os sccasisssA By The war, be
deducted from the whole estate Of tie isN.
tor, and that tho elaim Of ths creditor Ss
reduced In proportion to the losses of the
debtor; thus ascsrtainsd. this course would
enable parties who were solyeat before che
war to pay their dsbts and have small
part OF their estates lsft to form seuslss
70 build up their broken fertunes-snd 1t
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Estate of Claudian B. Northrop,
deceased.

6otoIC VI Slduulau %. NOEtnIop,
deceased.
\ LII PERSONS WHO ARE IN POS.
"A session ofproperty belonging to tho
Estate of TIE late Claudian u. Northrop,
AID who hare become po.scsssd Of said
property without the cons snt Of the legal
rep resentati,e es Of said deceased, are here.
by notified and requested t. account for o.
deliver said property to the undsrsigned
within one month FROM the date Of this
notice. Failing in which suits for the 70.
covery Of the same will immediately be in.
stituted against them.
Persons who have demands against the
Estate Of said deceased are requested to
P!es~rt them properly authenticated. to my
Attorney, W. NJ. Connors, Esq. within
the time prescribed by law. -
NJ. NJ. NORTIlROP,
Qualified Exxeutrix.
Sept. l6, 1865 st.
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W ILLS & OHIsoLsn6.
Racssrs. Ceu.aassaes Msrchsnsa
SHIPPING AGENTS,
oass. k1tIs1ous
CHAnLnDTOu. q. q.

Z: WILLIS. ...........A.R 2. ClIlSOIM.
WiLL ATTkNp TO sns PURCHASE,
w SALE ANDVhiPNENr-(to Pen.
sign and Dsssstls Posss)--ef COTTON,
RICE. LUMDee, NAVAL brOhe0 ;ss
The Collsssiss % Dsails, Pssehass asd
Sale of am Hsesrtiss. Csssienusnss Of
Vessels solisited. s-'s~.
80. RfyEns TO
Msssss. Jehs EIasss = Co. .Chaslestss, 9. c.
Nee s's. Gee W.Yill'sos q Co., Charles.
M...rs,. Gee: A. H.p,y 4 Co. cl.,l...
tee. O1G, L.,
Geo. Sshisy. Ess- Asgssas, Ga.
T. 3. Msteaif. Esq, AsRusta, GA.
Asssrs. Clark. De>gs = Co, Nev Yosk.
Msssss. nssssy q NspAev. Nsx Yssk.
Msssss. 4. w. CIssk 4 Co., PAiisdelphis.
Msssrs. Psedsrssss. Fssvtst 4 Co, Balti.
more. Nd.
Messss. Ssa'f Hsshs q 0sss, DAislnsss.
sept. :, le66.-6k -.
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GOVERNMENT CLAIMS.
Applications for Pardon

TINE subscriber respectfully Offers to tho
Il citizens Of tho State his attention in
all matters pertaining TO Government
Claims ana Applications for Pardon.
AN Applications for Pardon, under the
exceptes SECTIONS OF the Presidents Am.
nesty Proclamation, must be 10 the form OF
petition, stating the exception or sxcep.
'tions and accompanied both by tho Oath
prescribed and with tho approval Of tho
Provisional Governor OF tho State.
The subscriber presents, at the same
time his Card as Attorney at Law.
WM. }. GAYER,
IL Chapel street, Charleston, 3. G..
Sept. Is, 3-3t
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JOB WORK.

We are now prepared TO execute all kinds Of
Dob Work, with nsatness and dispatch, and
% seconmodsting terms.
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GENERAL REMARKS.

Revsnss Stamps may bs used indise rimi.
pstsiy ppos any Of the matters or things
sssmsratsd IN schedule B, except proprie.
tssy and playing card stamps, for which n
sPssial nee has been provided.
Postage stamps cannot be used in pay.
msnt Of the dsty chargsabis on instruments.
his the dsty of the maker Of an instru.
msnt 10 ai6x and cancsl'tts stamp thereon
II he neSlects 10 d 90. ths party for whose
use Il 10 msds. may stamp il before It is
used, bot IN no case can it be isga:Iy used
without stamp; and il used after the
3oth Of July, 1864, and used without a
stamp. Il caano : afterwards be eG.c, ,ualiy '
stamped. Ahy failurs sbon the part of the
maker Of al instssfnent TO appropriately
stamp 10. renders him liable to penalty OF
tive hssdrsl dollars.
Suits are ssmmsoced ia mnny States by
oshsr proesssss than writ, viz summons,
warrants, publication, petition, Sc, in
which case these, 60 the original process,
ssysrally require stamps.
Wriss Of scira fasias are subject to stamp
duty - original processes.
The jsras Of 40 affidavit, taken before a
Justice Of the Peace, Notary Pub!i,, or 9th
Or oficer duly authorized to take afiidavits,
70 held 10 be certificate, and subj .ct to n
stamp dsty OF 8 cents, except when taken
ip sHts 81 legal proceedings.
Costi6cstes Of loan in which there shall
appear any printed sr written evidence of
N amount Of msnsy 10 Be paid on demand
81 ss any time designated, are subject TO
stamp duty A. Pronisssry Notes.
The sssignasnt Of q mortgage 10 subject
10 the same stamp duty AZ that imposed
updt the horigiuaf instrument; that is to
say, Tor every Shm Of nvs hundred dollars,
o. any fractional part ths ysof; ;of the amo unt
sscssed BY the mortgage, at the time Of its
Assienmsat there must be affixed a stamp
or stamps, denoting q duty Of fifty cents.
When tive o. more psrsons Join in the
execution Of an inst trumsnt, the stamps TO
whish this instrument 10 liable uoder ths
!sw, nay b affixed and cancelled BY one CT
la coavsyaness Of real estate, the law
provides thss the stamp affixed must answer
's the value Of the estate on interest cou.
ssysd.
No stamp 10 required on any warrant Of
A{tofney accompanying a bond or note,
whsa ssch bond or note has affixed thereto
he stamp o. stamps dsao:ing the duty 70
lsifed, snd Whenever any bond or note 10
'seussd By mortgage, but one stamp duty
. reqsiseA on soeh papers, such staiGp do.
y bsiag the highsst'fatss required for suoh
esssuments, or either Of them. In such
'ass nots OF memorandum Of tho valne
% dissemination of tho sssohp affixed,
'hosld BE-, made saso the margin or in the
acknowledgement II the instrument which
Aast STAMPED.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
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Published every Saturday Morning.
BY :,
CONNORS & CARTER.
EDITORS AND.PRoPRIETeRs.-.
W. II. coNH0RS. D. J. CARTER.

.. TERMS:
For ono year in advance, $500
For six months =" loo
= No'nnne will be entered until the subscrip.
tion price Is paid. .,...
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THE STAMP ACT.

ONE OF THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
There are probably not dozen Of the
readers OF this paper who know the de-
tails Of the Stamp Act. Yet, there 10 no
lsw, State or National, the provisions Of
which are more important to the people.
Hero are such Of lis provisions 40 We
think viii prove most interesting and i'm
portant to the reader:
SCHEDULE D.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT deeds exempt
AFFIDAVIT cents
IN suit or legal proceedings exempt
AGREEMENT OR APPRAIsEMExT
for each sheet or piece ofpa.
per on which the same is
written cents
ASSIGNMENTS OR TRANsrERs- =.
Of mortgage, lease or policy
OF insurance, the same duty
ss' on the original ins,ru'
ment u. 80 - 49,
Ofpsssnt right cents
BANK CHscKs, DRAFTS OR On,
DERs, &c.-.-at sight or On
demand 2een:.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE; INLASD-
draft or order, payable 9th,
eswise than at sight or on
demand, and any promisory
note whate ver, payable on
demand or at time desig.
mated Except bank notes
issued for circulation, and
checks made aud intended
70 be, and which shall be,
forthwith pressn ted for pay,
msot for sum not exce8d.
ing tlo0 5eso,.
Forsyssy additional hundred
dollars. or fractional part
thereof 6can..
BILLS OF LADISo-of vessels
for ports Of the United States
or British North America srsmpt
Or receipt Of Goods on any
foreign ports .,... - 10 cen,s
BILL oS SAtn-of any vessel,
or part thereof, when th con,
sideration does not exceed
I've hundred dollars so ea.t.
Exceeding $500 and not sx. =
essding 81 .O0e Sl.oo
Exceeding 81 900, for each
$500, fractional part thereof so csnts
0fpessonai property Tother
than ship or vessel scsn,.
bokD-personal, for payment
Of money lses Mortgage.l
Ros siudewnifyins any person wy
os tho payment Of any sum
Of mooey, where the money
ultimately recoverable thSre.
upon 10 81 900 OF less so cant,
Where the money rscovera.
bic exceeds 81 900, for every
additional $1,000, or irXS
tional part thereof so cent.
BoND city and town
bonds, railroad and other cor.
poration bonds and SCRIPT;
are subject to stamp duly.
Bee Mortgage
" any description, other
than such a. are required in
legal proceedings, and such
as are not Otherwise charged
IN ths schedule 25 cent,
CERlIyIcATKs-of deposit 10
bank, sam not exceeding one
huodrsd dollars - 2 cents
OF deposit 10 bank, sum OK.
oeeding one hundred dolian s cents
OF stock in an Incorporated
company 80" 95 cents
General 4 cs,,.
Ola qualification Of a Justice
Of the Peace
Commissioner Of Deeds or
Notary Public - .''. " s cent,
Of search OF records s cant.
That certain papers are on
Gle & cent.
That certain pspsrs cannot
be found -, ! & cant,
Oh redemption oi land sold
tor tsxes s cent,
or birth. marriage aGd death s cents
p qualifications Of school
tsAcbsrs Il bcent.
Of profits on sn incorporated
comp>ay, for . sum not less
thAn ten dollars and not e.
cssding if,y dolIars -, 10 cents
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ADVERTISEMENTS

ADVERTISEMENTS
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per square for the frst and one dollar psr
square for each subsequent insertion. A
square to consist of the space of TEN LINES,
BREWER type. No advertisement considered
less than square. i..,, &c. ~,
The number Of insertions must be written
ON saek Advertisement, Or they will DO inser-
ted tll ordered cut and charged accordingly.
semi'Monttly, Mouthly, or Qraasterly Advsr.
tissments, will be charged one dG'tn, and fly
'eenfs per square for each insertion.
Liberal deductions will be made in favor Of
advertisements Of three months, or; longer
standing. T.. j.. =
sF Announcing candidates for oaes 6ve
dollars ~
az Csmmvnieations recommending eaadi.
dat Tor Office and all others Il hmited or In.
div'daal interest," charged a. advertising r.s.s.
All legal or Official notices must be paid for
by the individual authorizing she publication Of
the same, without rsfsrsnos 70 their Official
capacity.
a Annssnesmsntsof Of Marriages o. Deaths;
Notices Of Religious Msstisgs published sss.is
and solicited.
Obituary Notices exceeding the aanounes.
msnt, will be charged for the ovsrplss q ssg.
ulsr advertising rates.
az Tributes Of Respect, rated - advertise.
ments. ..,.,,
JOB WORK
VIII be executed with neats ess and dispstch
and on accommodating terms. =. :!
a The CASH for Advertising and Job
Work will be required In all instances ss soon
~ the work is rendered. Written orders, to
secure attention, nust be accompanied with
the cash.
Flour. Bacon. Lard, Sorghum, &C., viii b
received in payment Of subscriptions and. ..d.
vertisng at The market ratss.. Aito clean cSl.
ton and linsn rags.