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Maryland free press., 1866-11-22

r n LANTz, @
Grocery and Variety Dealer, AsAzn<
Has just received full and complete assortment
OF GROCERIES AND VARIETIES,
at the lowest market rates. which he isgong to sell
At TIE LOWEST CASH PRICES
His stock comprises
BROWN and WHITE SUGARS, .
SYRUPS and M0EASSES,
- GREEN and BLACK TEAS,
(TB EH'- 1'5'. '-
RIO, LAGUYRA and JAVA CoFFEEs
all of the very BEST QUALITY. Alse:
TOBACCO and CIGARS,
SPICES and ESSENCE
FLOUR AND CORNMEAL,
LARD, BACON, FISH, CHEESE, SALT SOAl
BEANS PEAS, POTATOES, VINEGAR,
PRESERVED GINGER, ....
sTRATTON's CELEBRATED YEAST CAKES,
and other articles in the line of GROCERIES and
COUNTRY PRODUCE. He also keeps large stock 70
BROOMs, BUCKETS, TUBS, BRUSHES,
AID particularly call attention to all in want 20
BASKETS to call and examine my large assort
ment, SO different styles and sizes; great varietye
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, CARTS, WHEEL
BARROws AND TOYS
of all sorts Fishing Hooks and Lines of the latey
and best Patents Table Mats, Floor Mats, Buggs
Rugs, Ropes, Halters Twines, Stone, China and
Glass Ware, Rockingham and Cand Ware, Willow
Ware, Rattan Ware, and Wooden Ware of every
vaaiety and pattern; Rolling Hoops, Grace Hoops,
Jumping Ropes, &C., &c.
MS-FARMERS will find me ready at all times
GOODS FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE
at CASH PRICES. Now ell in want of GOOD and
CHEAP GOODS, be sure and call FIFTH DOOR
from the Public Square, East side of North Poto-
mac Street.
Sign over the Door,
J. N. LANTZ'S Store.
P. S.-Orders promptly filled and delivered
any part of the town free of charge.
Hagerstown, May 3, 1866.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-22

DENoosAoY.-A sentiment not to be applied,
corrupted, or compromised. 1t knows no base
ness; it covers to no danger; it oppresses no
weakness. Fearless, generous, and humane, it
rebpkes the arrogant, cheristes honor, and SYM.
pathses with the humble. 1t asks nothing but
what it comedies; it concedcs nothing but wha,
it demands. Destructive only of Dcspotii,n, it is
the sole conservatSr of Liberty; Labor ane Prop
erty. tits the sentiment of Freedom, of equa,
rights, Of equal obligations. 1t is the Law of the
and.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-22

A Physician passing stone mason's shop
callod out: ''Good morning, Mr.: hard
at woFk,,I sec. You finish your grave-stones as
far as ''In the memory Of" and then wait sup-
pose 10 see who want a monument next2 "Why
yes" replied the old man, unless somebody s
sick and you are doctoring him, then keep
on: '+ '.' .''''' %
Maryland free press., 1866-11-22

A young exquisite, Innocent of any hair up
on his face, went into Phalons le?t wcc': anL
seating himself in one of the chairs told the cpe-
rator to shave him. The barber lathered his face
and then sat down on another chair and began
to road the Tribune. "Hello, fellow says the dan
dy," what are you waiting for. ~ have done all
can,sir," replied the other, ''I.am now waitng
for your beard to grows
Maryland free press., 1866-11-22

WISE AND OrHERwIsE.--Some men who know
enough to advertise are yet so narrow minded as
to confne their advertisements to journalsof their
own creed or party. Ifthcy do not choose to trade
with any but men of like faith, this is "wise;'
but if they desire to have the whole public for
customers, it is ''o;heewise." ....
Maryland free press., 1866-11-22

-"Well, Tom," said blacksmith to his ap-
prenticr, Jon have been with me now three
months, and have seen all the different points in
our trade. wish to give you your choice of
work for while.
:.s"Thank'e zee, SIR" ........
DWELL, now, what part Of the business do yon
like best7'
"Shuttin' up shop and goip' to dinner, SIR"
Maryland free press., 1866-11-22

IA country girl coming from the field was
told by her cousin that she looked as fresh as
daisy kissed with dew.--"Well, it wasn't any
fellow Of that name, but Bill Jones, that kissed
me; oonfound his pictured told him everybody
would find it out"
Maryland free press., 1866-11-22


DOUGLASS JERRoLD. Charles d icken,
relates this touching story of Douglas.
Jerrold; .... .....
"Ofhis generosity hal proof within
these two or three years. which it saddens
me to think ofnow. There hal bosn es-
trangemcnt between us--not on any per-
sonal subject, anl not Involving angry
words-anl good many months had pass
ed without my ever seeing him in the
streets; when it fell out that we dincd each
with his own separate party. in the Stran-
gers Room Of the Cub. Our chairs were
almost back to back, and took mine az
ter he was seated and at dinner, Q am
sorry to remember } and did DIT look that
way. Before VIC had sat long he openly
wheeled his chair round, stretched out
both hands in an engaging manner, and
said aloud, with Albright and loving face,
hat 7 can see as write to you. ''Let us
be friends again. A life is not long enough
or thisv" r.E. ..'f .-tJ
Here is an example which many chris
tions would be the better for following.
How true it is that it takes two to make
quarrel! ..
Maryland free press., 1866-11-22

Mics Smith nsSed tho pleasure Of Captain
Jones eolhp:ry to toa. 1t The time appointed
tho Captain, being ii command OF the Rifles
made his appearance with TIE whole ofhis COM
r7ny il pnraGe drt-s.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-22

ExrEEsvs EyncuTro. THE expenses incurred
By the county of Prince Georges, Nd, in conse-
quencc Of The trio, and execution Of the murder
ers hung there last Friday, will amount, it is
said, to upwards Of ff.eca thousand dollars.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-22

f-"Ay friend has greatrevercuce CO for truth, ~
said one geatlenan to another. So I have oh :
served, replied the other, "fsr he always kceps
a respectable distance from it,"
Maryland free press., 1866-11-22
GROvESTEEN e. CO.,
PIANo FoRTE
MANUFACTURERS,
40 B r o A ID w Az,

NEW YORK. .. .-e ..
The attention of the Public and the trade Is in
vited to our New SCALE I OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
PIANO F0RTES, which for volume and purity Of
tone are unrivaed, by any hitherto offered in this
market. They contain all the modern imprsve-
ments, French Grand Action, Harp Pedal, Iron
Frame, Overstrung Bass, etc., and each instrument
being made under the personal supervision of Mr..
j. H. GROVESTEEN, who has had a practical ex-
perience ofover 35 years in their manufacture, is
fully warranted in every particular.
The "Grovesteen Piano Fortes" received the
award of merit over all Others at the celsbra-
ted Worlds Fair.
Where were exhibited instruments frsm the best
makers of London, Paris, Germany, Philadelpkia,
Baltimore, Boston and New York: and slss the
American Institute for five successive years. the
gold and silver medals frem both of which can be
seen ct our ware-room. .... .. F..
BY the introduction of Improvements we make
still more perfect Piano Forte, and by manufacture
ing largely, with strictly cash system, are ena-
bled 70 offer these instruments al price which
will preclude all competition,
Terms: Net Cash in Current Funds,
DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS SENT FEDE.
A. / O.
May 81, 1sse.-1y.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-22

Buy GOODS or AD, EET.rRs.-Thsy sell goods
tt. chesf st, bccauc' they have more custom
than those who do not give this sign Of prosper
ous busitess
Maryland free press., 1866-11-22

DRING ON YOUR ORDERS.
HUYETT KENDELL d CO.,
Manufacturers Of Pure Bone Fertilizers.
desire Farmers wishing supply of their Fertil-
izers, TO hand in their orders in good season, so
that they can be supplied They manufacture
for the
HOME MARKET ALONE,
and are desirous of farmers whom they supply
with their much needed fertilizers, that they
bring with them when their orders are filled, a
supply of BONES, which will be taken in ex-
change, OF the highest cash price be paid there
for.
They dcsirous of filing the home demand
for this invaluable fertilizer, and if the farmers
will interest themselves in keeping up supply
of Bones, no difficulty need be apprchended that
all will not be supplied. The Bone Mill is the
I'D "Freaner MILL" located at the northern end
of Hagerstown. -.-,.- .-......... ....
May II, 1896. HUYETT, KENDELL / co.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-22

DEL E00 FER xf,AE: We wnnt A
ID lsCUO gents everywhere e. scH err IN
PROV ED $40 Sewing machines. Three new Einds
Under and upper feed. Sent on trial. Wsrrantcd
I've years. Above salery or large commissions paid
lehe ONLY machines sold in the United States for
Wss than $40, which are FULLY LICENSED BY HowE,
CHoEELER d WILSON, GRovER & BAKER, SNsEa
are, AND BAoHELDBE. ALL other cheap machines
cT TO ARREST, FINE AED IEPRIsoEMBEf. illustrated d
kculars sent vnEs. Address, or call upon Shaw
Clark, et Bid5eford d, Mime, or Chicrgo, Ill.
May 2ith 1866, .. 80 ly,
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stove. Tin, and Honse. FurnisIisn'

stove. Tin, and Honse- Furnishign
81 WARE ROOMS.
S wIIiIAHsFohT ND.
(THE Subscribers are prepared to execute
PROMPTLY, and CHEAPLY all commands 70
TIN OR SHEET IRON WORK,
in the NEATEsT and MOST SUBSTANTIAL
MANNER.
They also have on hand or will furnish to order
all descriptions or patterns Of
STOVES FOR COOKING Oh HEATING
PURPOSES, rsa H#
and will furnish. and put up RANGES AND FUR
NACES at short notice and in the most workman
like manner, .....
They have always in Store great variety
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
which it would be well for those wishing to pur-
chase to examine and price before they s'G0 FUR
THEIR AND FARE WORSE"
Satisfaction guaranteed both as to QUALITY
AND PRICE Of every article manufactured or sold.
JOHN A. MARTIN 4 BRO.
Will sport, May, s, 1866. .f'' .'
Maryland free press., 1866-11-22

Austria has now gua which will put forty
balls through an inch and half plank at zoe
factS.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-22

NEW FALL STYLE SKIRTS
AT
II. e. A. YINGLING's
DRY GOODS STORE,
AND GREAT
HOOPSKIRT EMPORIUM
= EESTERN MAR YLAND,
We have just received from the Manufacturer the
... largest stock of
p. HULL : cos JUSTLY cELEBRArEs
HOOP SKIRTS,
Ever brought to this market. These skirts are Of
tho latest style, with all the latest i'm
provements, including
HULL'S PATENT FASTENER.
The great advantage this skirt possesses ever all
sthers, is the
PERFECT FIRMNESS
Of the fastenings of the Springs and Tapes. This
.., Is accomplished by an -.
INGENIOUS INVENTION,
which renders the joints perfectly immovabe, while
the ncness of the Steel in the Spring gives to It
hcxibity and toughness second to none ever offer
ed to the public. .....
nrEVERY SKIRT WARRANTED. HN
ns-Ladies are requested to call and examine
N. b. We sell to Country Merchants by the
u'I'n' - AVG" M.iG. A. YINGLING,
East Corner Public quare, :.
Sent. 27. Hagerstown, Md.
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Novel Employment.

The New Orleans Times tells story Of
man who, some years ago, was .aaipg an
extensive business in that city, and owing
to Ills singular blending Of ronghness and
| severity with gentloness, acquired the
sobriquct of the "Artfal Dodger." One
cold November morning. an urchin appli-
ed to him for situati n, and in answer
to his sharp interrogatories, the boy stated
that his mother was a widow, and suppor-
ted herself by her needle, and during the
summer she had been attacked with the
yellow fever, aud had not yet recov cred
from the debility which It had produced.
Up 10 this time, the boy had been going
to school, and expected to enter the high
school. bqf xse compelled to go to work.
FF some time Dodger sat buried in pro-
found thought; then, suddedly turnin G
round, he stared tho petitioner full in the
face, md thus delivered himself: boy
you are employed; give you fifteen
dollars a month, but on certain express
conditions. Saturdays you shall have to
yourscif-all boys should have time to
play but I pay in advance, and when ]
en- ploy people | expect them TO work
to work hard, you understand. You give
me- your time, give you my money. If
I do what please with you FIVE days of
the wee X, you do what you please with
my fifteen dollars He thcnI turned to,
his desk, scribblcd off a note, and then
took six two-dollar- -aud-a-half gold pieces
out of his safe,. which he. placed in the
boys hand, and told him to deliver the
letter. A few days since the old mans
misslve came to light, which reads thus:
Mir, Principal of = School; l
have hired - at fifteen dollars a month.
His time is my property, and l will most
certainly di pose of itas 1 see fit. !
choose that he shall 60 to school. If you
find him negligent. let me know, and he
will Immediately be discharged. Re-
spcetfully,-." The salary was paid
promptly until the old gentleman's death,
and the novel employee now occupies
good position in large commercial house
in Texas.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-22

A LII those who have an
EYE FOR the nHA0r'F0'fv fv
A desire for the Substantial
.. -..l- should procure their
BOOTS AND SHOE ES,
LEWIS SEMLER'S,
West Franklin Street, few doors west OF ths
Market House
HAG RsTOwNM MD.
He keeps none but true, tried, and trusty werk
men; works none but the BEST TANNED, BEST
SEASONED and
BEST FINISHED LEATHER;
doc. not DELAY or DISAPPoINT his Gu STOM
ERS, or does he torment, vex or disgust them with
Drop in and permit him to preve evry assertion
above made.
+. S.-Rspairing of every Kind dono neatly and
cheaply.
Hagerstown, June Il, 1866. ........
DIssoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP.
The co-partnership heretofore existing between
w II and w, F. Marshall under the style of
VIM. f. Marshall l. Co. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
MAY Is, w. and W. II. MARSHALL.
NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP.
= Messrs. W. F. Marshall and Geo. D. Keller,
having purchased the stock of WATCHES JEW
ELRY, &c. of the firm of VIM. NJ. Marshall &
Co, have formed co-partnership under the style
of .-. 49,. .......
RSHAL & kELLER.
They will continued the business in all its
branches at the old stand of F.J. Posey.-
Thankful for past favors they solicit continu-
ance ofpatronags and guarantee satisfaction to
all who give them their custom.
Particular attention given to repairing
..- WATCHES,
CLOCKS
and JEWELRY.
AT work promptly executed and warranted.
MARSHALL l. KELLER.
Hagerstown, May "a, 1866
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THE SAFETY BRIDLE and In
BROUGHT TO PERFECTION
RUNA WAY:HORsEs CAN BE Ds,r,,
WITH PERFECT SAFETY RY'1
BOYOR WONIN

The undersigned having purchased N. -.
manufaeture and sell Stehman Christ. 6nth to
Safety Bride and Line in Districts Nn rs.sht
respectfully calls the attention of the public - n.
struction and Of such decided advantara - con
riority over all other devices of the kind sape
sen.ed to the public, as to delight every persss Pre-
has inspected it. ''ssnHAs
while the action of the bit is the same a. ,soh Tat
ordinary bride, while horse goes ouisss.u a.
very act of shying or first attempt eitber ~ ne
kick, brings into action the safety sran 4" s
ally, as at once to arrest any further atemn, !.
being selfacting by the increased strain smpt naptR
lines held in driving; and consequently M ns
is never taken by surprise, nor need he ehs.i.9
grip on the lines, as when double lines ats ~ ha
- Persons wishing individual rights, by epcIo.,.
assignment and full directions so that an snn an
will know the exact length and connecon ~
parts and make the same. ,.4- ns
n. &-Persons wiseing District right, in M. a..
ty, for the above bride, will address j. Dis,,;ah'
Hagerstown. .. ban Deueh,
The undersigned also manufacture to oras, -.
Keeps constantly on hand large assortment Of -A'
SADDLES AND BRIDES.
rom the plainest and most substantial 4. ,h.a.
md the most delicate workmanship. Alss A'''
rr Carriage q Buggy Harness
richly ornamented and finely finished. m x.r
that of q ordinary description. Alss
WAGON GEARS ''' 1.''-'
COLLARS '..'- '' i'.'"' .7
u,,n,n .eg. 20 ..,s
Riding Whips, Driving whips.
for WAGON or CARRIAGE. He lk.vi,. 1...
an assortment of s aEl '.ia - A>'sPs
sADDLERs HARDWARE.
arefully selected and of the latest and
proved STYLE, all of which win be sold IN ~!
cash or to prompt paying customers. arT -"
williamsport, odt., 4, 1859. - W. FUSS
CHEAP GOODS MAY BE HAD
any where, and too sften prove -, ~
DEAR GOODS THERED.,
.... but for ',..
CHEAP GOOD O-ODS.
drop in and see your friend .sr ..t
JON ATTAIN sPIELMANa
where you will find a general v.rieys Of
MSzN Dry Goods, & Groceries 90
QUEENS 1 CRoCKERY WARE, ~
Boots, Shoes, and Fancy Articles,
| to adorn and make comfortable the outer. and
crafty and satisfy, the wants of the inner nan
Is deemed unnecessary to herein particalsrly
specify the contents Of his establishment, Is 4, 4
presumed all who are in search of
b RGAI,N WILL
call and examine for themselves.
lie Is Just new opened . recently
sell ECTED STOCK
which he will take pleasure in showing 70 al N
may call to examine or purchase.
Williamsport, May, 3, 1855.
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them to speak Of the condition of aflsirs
aud the state Of feeling aud opinion 10.
wards the Government oil the United States
With full knowledge men whose ambition
has been chastened BY the 6res Of a,lversi-
", whose Affections and sacrifices would
satiate q generous foe, whose desire is tn
establish the constitutional reiati0ss of
all the States with the Federal Union, and,
as preparatory to this. 10 disarm the spirit
Of revenge and the retnorseless passions
engendercd in great revolution. which
by reason Of it's want of success. many are
unable to distinguish lsam a petty rebel
hon.
And hafare Congress and the people, 10
which this evidence is submitted for their
verdict and Judgment, respectfully claim
that the State of which | am citizen and
a servan, is not To be affected njuriously
by any evidence received by this commit
tee. She has in good faith submitted her
self to all the requirements in tina, scheme
Of policy prescribed BY the President from
the Palomac to the Rim Grsndc /; il obellient
10 eyrry law af he Union il with heavy
sacrlices pay Ing the arrearases OF taxes "
fnmer years to the United States, as we'll
as present leyies, and not arrogantly. but
confidently appeals 70 that sense &C justice
and thase remembrances Of ancient friend
ships which shall restore TO her the full
.ruitiop VI her rights asa State Of the Ame-
rlcan Union,
w. "A. GRAHAM.
E,hu House, Washington, Msseh 10. 1856.
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From the Hon. William a. Graham. Sen
ator elect from North Carolina.
For The National In,ellisencer.


The debate in the Senate, on yesterday,
Bpon the order TO print ten thousand cop.
les Of the report Of the Joint Committee
On Reconstruction" detailing the evil
dence taken before that commIttee as TO
the condition Of the political sentiment in
the several States Of the South. and their
fitness for representation 10 Congress, in
which allusiun was made to the course pqr-
sued by the conInIt:ee 10 reference to the
State Vt North Carolina, and on applica-
ton submitted BY me that her members
cleo. should De permitted TO hear what
might be alleged 10 her prejudice, and, il
they deemed II proper. to cross-examine
The witnesses agllns. her, il any, and 70
adduee other testimony, renders il neces-
sary that ask Of YOU the favor 70 publish
the following correspondence. II was IN.
stituted solely Tor the attainment Uf truth,
and thereby, a. trusted, IL protect the
character aud rights oi the State and pe0-
pie | was depuled in part to represent.
The President of the Senate, at my re-
quest, bad done me the honor u present
my commission Is q Senator elect, Though
It MAS laid on the table 10 conformity TO
presidents 10 o:her cases. and was not
admitted 10 the exercise VI the lunctipns il
contemplated. il slill, N my conception,
desolsed on nc the deity. 10 conjunction
with my respected coiiragres elected to
both Houses, 70 observe tie proceedings
OF the public authorities, and Wien ucca-
sion misat seem 20 invite or justify Il, to
intervene Tor explanation, 80 far as u might
Ne allowed, ID defence Of the interests and
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Mach l3.-In the Senate. the bill tot
the admission Of Colorado vas taken up.
After debate the Senate refused 10 pass q
10 third reading--yeas IA. nays ~. Col
orado excludes negro suffrage.
The House, by vote Of 100 against 50,
pa ssed the Senate bill, with amendments.
tina, al persons horn IN the United states,
and not subject to any foreign power, e.
GLIDING Indians not taxed, are hereby de.
clared 10 be citizens OF tie United States,
and such citizans, wilhort regard 70 any
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s,ha contract and the jury. in making up their yer.
Sct shall take the same into consideration and deier>
mime the value Of said cootract in present ssnsnay,
and render their verdict accordingly.
ls6. An act TO legalize The official acts
Of Sheritfs.
Legases the scssof the dc faets shsritfs wha were
IN Office prior 70 March lat. 1886, and their deputies
ie7. An act for the collection OF Reeve
nue..
Persons appointed to take list OF taxables at first
court aer st Of January, should the court hall to
appoint. three justices may appoint ON or before ~
OF April Lists TO be taken on the second Monday IN
April to be returned to the clerks befo the fourth
Monday in MAY. Delinquents may make returns to
court until the first Monday in October. Clerk TO fur
nish comoroer abstract on or before the lisa Monday
n Juv Ce,ks shah deliver duplicates 10 sherits on
or before the 50 Of l1ly. No new yaluson until
1867.
ies. An act to establish the rate of in.
teress and repeal chapter la Revised Code.
Allows persons bsning money TO charge eight per
cent interest Cor contract; six PEI cent H however,
SIN the ordinary legal rate ofiatercst
l29. An act 10 authorize the chairnan
Of the County Court Of Alamance county
to sell real estate.
$50. An act to. reduce the bonds OF Sher-
ids and other afficers.
Reduces TO The same bonds a. are reqaiFed'ay Re-
vised Code.
Isl. An act TO amend the charter OF the
Williamson and Marlborough Rail Road
Company. and for other purposes.
lS2. An act tn extend relief to Robert
Christy and others.
lss. An act to amend sec. o.. chap. 90,
Of the Revised Code.
IS4. Revenue act.
Lays tax Of ten cents upon the $500 value,on
Of land, valuation, OF 1860; 81 on polls. The other
features DO NOT differ very much from the act in force
besoss the war; except thar general income tax i
adopted.
lS5. An act to re-enact chap. 90 ReYis'
ed Code, entitled militia. and to amend
the same.
lS6, An act to regulate the sale Of spi.-
ituoas liquors in the town OF Salem, For
sythe county.
lSS. An act to enable the Banks Of the
State to close their business.
lSS. An act to establish scale oil depre-
,ialion of Confederate currency.
Captions Of tbs Resolutions in our nexa
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The Georgia House Of Representative,

The Georgia House Of Representatives
passed the siay law bill over the Govern
nr's veto by vote u 100 to q.
The Standard 81 yesterday says. so far
as we have examined the peach treen in
the gardens about the city. the peaches arc
all dead.
The Newborn Times says that the woods
were on fire last week, across the Trent.
opposite NeWbern, and that great damage
had been done 10 the turpentIne boxes. and
many houses and lenses had been burned.
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The Lady. Box for april n. sssn received. T.
!. unnecessary 70 repeal lha, he nunerou. sngav.
nss with which !, 10 oraamsnlsj are executed in Ihe
Gf-t sals d The arr md tia, lhs literary matte, wi,h
which u pages are ilIed are no, eIeellcd ~ any
similar publication IN the county The srsa, popu.
lard, whieh II h.s maialsined for q long ssfe' Of
years lessihss IL ~onh. The Price j. only three Dol.
lls per annam.