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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-30
Sharp Witness.

4 story Is told OF a very eminent lawyer
IN New York receiving severe reprimand
from q witness on the stand whom he was
attempting 20 browbcat II was necessary
that Mr.. A-should iIaPeach the witness
He endeavered 90 do il on the ground Of
age. The following dialogue ensued
How old are you =
" Seveniy-two years"
Your memory. OF course. Is not so bril-.
liant as ii was twenty years age, Is i! e.
" | don't know but il is.
State some circumstances which occur.
ed. say twelve years ago. and we shall be
able 20 see how well you remember"
" ! appeal 20 your honor. il | am 10 be
interrogated in this manner. it is insOlent -
" Yes, cir state II" said the Judge.
Well. sir, fyou compel me to do it.
will. About twelve years ago. YOU studied
law in Judge B-'s Office. did you not -
Yes"
Well. sir, ! remember your father com.
ing into my Office and saying 10 me Mr..
D.. my son is 20 be examined tomorrow.
and wish you would lend me fifteen dol.
lars 10 buy him a suit Of clothing" | remem.
Der also. sir. that from that day to this. he
has never paid me that sum. That, sir, |
remember as though il had been but yester
day."
The lawyer said considerably abashed
" That will do, sir = 10 which the wit.
ness replied
] presume II will"
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Love vs.. Morphine.

on Tresday night. says the -. Louis
Democrat Of Mas 9Th. . number of z1ests
asse ~ bled on >.xteenik street - witness :
marriage ceremony. The wedding fe2s; was
spread-ihe priest came wi;l b. ctoss al !
prayer book-ihe groomsmen assembled 70
their white kids AID paper shirt collar
the bF.deusids we're present With their
aounces and g!obula- waterfalls-ihe bride.
blgshin- ike Aurora was afra-el 2 SNOWY
robes. orange wreatls aud s.!ttas.r- eEels
the wedding f.n- was ready 4-3 ever
thing was prepared 90 .--1cE .Le ro11 :
couple upoa the Hyuen.al stream. and rs.
jolc!ags. sowers kisses. tears trenors aud
congratulations.
oaly one thing was needed 70 make the
ih!ng complete. and that vas the presence
ofthe bridegroom. Wi;hou; han tie play
would be like the play Of Hamle; with Ham.
let lef; OF. In fact he was 81 .udispensa-
bic character. and without his presence the
whole affair must fall through and prove
failure. But. important q was his presence
the appointed bridegroom came not.
Hours passed. TIE priest became DIS
-rs;ed a1d lef;-the aucle oftLe bilGe -fs s.
red IN the iace-ihe groousmea looked
sour-;he bridesmaids laug1ished-a1d the
bride grew nervous aud pale St.l. The lag
gard fingered Midnight approached -
The hoaFse CLARION Of the ancient shalgaa.
IN the yard. announced The approach Q. The
d" We sma' hogrs aai Sill 10 bridegroom
Appeared. The supper goi eoli-the uncle
was IN a'ower.ng passioa-;he bridesmaids
wepi-the groomsmen went - bed
y committee was sent 20 look after the
reeusani lover. and after visiting bis MAJ
bic drug store aad no: finding him there.
they went 10 k.s !oon aad found hin
" siree''y sleeping. lie was aroused from
his slumbeF and hurried OF TO he brides
house
When he arrived there the guests were
gone. lie gave a. al excuse that. feelin =
unwell. be had taken a dose of morphine.
and hai overslepi himself but was now
willing 10 face the music and go through
the trying ordeal BY this time the native
pride ofihe fair bride was aroused. and the
sleepy gentlemen was informed thar the
wedding was indefinitely postponed
The bridegroom returned 20 his pest io
anu mortar. and the young lady remains at
home fair ungaihered flower II was =
near approach 10 4 wedding. but g miss
Is as good a. mile
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-30

tho main road at the foot Of the mountain
they wound round raviues, and over ugly
gorges, TO the spot indicated by their fear
less little guide. Here the army halted +,
while tho General with his staf and Henry
proceeded to examine the way up the noun
tain. Tho laurel was there. ss Henry had
stated q small bush or tree standing thick
ly together with the spreading tops, firmly
interlocked and dove.tailed, forming COM
plete and continuous roof over the ground
from the base 20 the summit ef the great
mountain. The quick eve Of Mcclellan
saw at glance the feasibility Of lIenrys
plan, and though II was past midnight when
the army arrived at this point. thousand
men were soon busy cutting away the su-
perincumbent lauTols, with knives and
hatchets. Silence rcigned throughout the
work, save the sharp click Of the small
blades which were dexterousIy piled, and
the rustic ofthe falling laurel Before day
break. long rows Of laurel lined either side
OF the way up the rugged steep, aud the as
sent began. The horses were tied 10 the
trees below. The artillery horses were ia
ken from their carriages. One By one, the
heavy cannon we're moved up the mountain
by the strong arms Of the soldiers, and left
ina position where these could be easily and
rapidly moved forward when the time for
action should arrive Light was dlmly
breaking in the east when the army com.
menced the march up the mountain BY com
paniss many falling but rapidly recoy-
eFing their places, and patiently pushing o.;
and when the enemy were looking for the
coming Of the army Of the Union far down
the main road over their !mpregnable
breast-works. the Yankee cannon we're
booming in their rear, both at an unexpect-
ed moment and from 80 unexpected quar-
:er The Rebels were thunderstruck ~
well as struck by she'll and canister.
The result is g matter Of history. They
made feeble resistance and fed precipi-
lately down the mountain h0;ly pursued By
the Triumphant Yankees, to Cheat River.
where the brave Rebel General Garrett
was killed Two hundred men were killed
on the mountain, and lie buried by the
roadside, with 10 other s % OF the place
OF their iniermeni thar long !ine of.nden-
iaiions caused by the gradual sinking Of the
earth. where the bodies Tepose.
Henry Hart Is nov four years older or
Whereabouts. then be was then. aud i qai.
city aad conisniedly working on bis faith
er's farm. DO you not think be deserves 70
be brevsied . Major General u ;he army
Of the Union. 70 da.e from the morning u
the capture of Rich Mountain.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-30

Dos IT APPLY TO YoU THE Dayton
lOhiol Journal publishes the following as
having occurred in that city. We submit
il 70 our readers and the public generally.
without the least thought that any one will
ind anything in il that could possibly be
ofpersonal application. We take Il, how.
ever. that there are several wives about who
will herein discover something that might
be construed into personality
Little Name was discussing the great
hereafter with her mama. when the follow
ing ensued
Name" Mamma, will you 20 to heaven
when you die =
Mamma" Yes, hope so. child"
Name" Well. mama. hope III 20 too.
o. you will be lonesome"
Mamma" Oh. hope your pap will 20
too.
Name" oh, 10. papa can, go. be cant
leave the store"
Mamma thought she had good one on
papa. as be cant often " leave the store 20
20 10 PRAYER meeting.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-30

TARES ABAcK.-A handsome sleigh came
dashiug up to a swell front mansion one day
last winter in dne style, and stopping. out
sprang princely dressed little fellow. who
might have seen dozen summers. but who
had the air OF one who labors under the
impression that his father is considerably
his junior In years and experience. Ac.
costing passing boy, probably q year OF
80 older than himself, he exclaimed
Here. boy, hold my horse"
The boy stepped mp, aud, looking at the
animal, asked
"Can one boy hold him -
Yes certainly"
"Well, hold him yourself, then" contin.
ued he, passing on. leaving our hero quite
take aback.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-30
METROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE.
Great Gift Sale
New York and Providence
Jowelors' Association,
Depot, I0i broadway.

DcpOt, to1 broadway.
A y immense stock ol Plano, watchcs, dew -
IA clry. aud Fancy Goods. all To bo sold lDr
ONE DOLLAR each. without regard Ia value.
and not - he paid tor I'LL yor sce what you will
receive.
CERTIFICATES, naming each article, aud
its value, are placed "a s"alod envelopes aud
we'll mixed. Ono of ihosc cnyeloycs viii De-
sent by mail y any uidrcss ou receipt oi q
cents i've for - eleven f0r - thirty for - ;
Eixty-ise for so aud ono hundred for So.
On receipt oi the Certificate you will see
what you are going n have. and thcn Il IS AZ
your option topay the dollarand takrthe article
Or not. Purchasers may thus obtain O. Gold
Watch, Diamond Ring. Piano. sewing Ma
chine. or any set of Jcweiry IN our lisi. fpr -
and IN no rs-e csn they grt Lee. than On" Dol
lars worth. there are 40 blHnAs.
Agents ate wanted "a every town 10 the c0un-
try every fcrson can maac ten dollars day, A.,
selling our Certihcatos iu fhe greatest sulc ol
icwclry eyer snowu.
Send 2'c. ior Cert iilraia. winch viii iniorm
you what vpt rsu obtain ior 20. 80 thr -sfue
time cei oar circular. AtalAina iul. li-' aud
pariicuiars; also, I,.a.s 70 ig,af.. AduIrss.
JAMES HUTClUSEO$ 4 co.
March 2i.-ain- 90 blaadwa. y. /.
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\ SrRpED AcAcoUST or IT.-A man was
asked the cause Of his fathers death. answer.
ed that. while he was addressing large out
door assemblage ofpeople. who were listen.
ing 10 his remarks with the deepest inter.
est, a portion Of the platform on which he
was standing gave way beneath him. where.
by he was precipita,ed several feet with
such violence as TO break his neck" His
father was hung.
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g. That was beautiful idea in the mind
Of little girl. who on beholding a rose
bush. whore. on the iopmost stem. the old
rose was fading. whilst below and around
Il three beautiful crimson buds we're just
unfolding their charms. at once arilessly
expressed 10 her bother. ''See. Willie. these
little buds have just awakened In time to
kiss their mother before she dies -
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c. Charley. my dear. wont you have
some beans 2
No. was the III hammered reply OF the
petulant cherub.
No" exclaimed the astonished mother.
" No what 7"
" No beans" said the child.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-30

SATURDAY MIG HT.

nt HEyrf b. wAsaBtHs
Pause MS soui week hath ended.
uuu tht Ices i0r thea il1lDu
in this seek thcrc hath leru blended
Hair aud lsar, aud lpy and uoe;
Weary heart, thou canst not mufmur
Ger fhY IS brow g. east
One week 10 ny haven nrsrr.
Courage Faiicf from ~ pasi.
Pause, my sgul a Neck hath ended
What a. record horne for thee
Whom oppressed hast thou befriendcd
Who the happier teen Tor thee
Hast thou love foF hate rtquitads
To tbs neiEhhar vert thou true
what ~ soul. hast thou neglected.
Nhat feFfsrmed thou shouidsi not A.
ralsc. my soul aueCk hath ended
Time : bearing thee away
nriy f1r awhile extended
j. thr life we live o. daF
NAaf may D. upon ti.e morrow
God in mercy hides from thee
But 20 I've. come !2g Or s9noa,
Sc fIy daF fhF strength rinli D.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-30

g. Elias Howe. the inventor aud paten.
tee Of the sewing machine needle has de.
clared his purpose not TO apply for an ex-
tension Of his patent, which runs out this
year, on the ground that he has made
million and q half dollars on Il already,
which he regards as fortune enough for one
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-30

CoNVNDRvN. exchange has the fol.
lowing sentiment embodied in the form Of
conunirnm
Why will the emhlems OF America outlive
tohse Of England. France ireland or Scot
land !
Answer Because the Rose will fade. the
Ldiy will dEoop. the .SiGn,roct will wiiher.
aud the Thistle will die. but the stars ars
Eternal
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-30

0rT o. D4NSEE.-A hard-shell preacher
wound up flaming sermon with magaif.
cent eaasion. Hear him
Ny bretheru and sisiern. Of { mans
fsll Of religion you can't hur; hin. There
were three African children they put them
!n a isry farnaee. heated seven times hot.
ter than ii could be bet. and il didn't swinge
hair OF their beds And ;beFe was John
EysugleF; they pct h.n-whsEs do you
ih.ak they pu; hin Why they pct him ~
a ealdron o. bling lie. ard billed him all
ngh; and didni faze his she'll And then
there was Daniel they pat him iu . lions
deb aud what, ny fellow Travellers and re-
sqectsd authorities. Do you thing be was
pat in;o lions den foG Way. ior pray!n
three times day. Dol'; Be alarmed. breih.
zen and sisteru don't ;hilk ihs; any Of
y5a W.. eveF ss; into lio1's den
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-30

gTA coxcomb teasing DIR. Parr with bis
petty ailments. complained that he could
never go out without catching cold In HE
head. "No wonder" returned The doctor,
you always go oct without anything In L."
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WHOLE NO. rs.
An Affecting Letter.

The New York Legislature, last ses sion
passed law prohibiting the free pass sys-
TEN on railroads in that State. BY q pro-
vision Of the law all passes were taken up
on aud after the first OF May.
The editor Of a Fort Wayne paper had
his pass taken up on the New York Gen.
trail Railroad the other day, and by special
request OF the conductor, stopped over"
at Utica. lie address the following Affect
ing letter TO his spouse
UucA, n. ", May 1856,
Blue LIoH TAVERN.
DEAE WIFE Sell my tother clothes
for what they will bring. and remit at once.
Had my linen duster for supper and my
spare shirt will have to 60 FOR lodging
May be able to make light breakfast on
German silver comb and pair OF shears
that !. chaneed 20 have with me. Don't
know when shall get home. Il will de-
pend a good deal on the walking. Don't
marry for few months there Is bare
possibility Of my getting back"
SIMON.
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HENRY sHEw,
COUNTY SURVEYOR
Ann
CONVEYANCER.

Court House, Towsontown, (up stairs.)
UNlIE undersigned respectfully informs the
i citizens of the County, that he has establish
ei an office in Towsontown, Baltimore county,
for the transaction Of all business relating 10
landed property, and that II will be greatly 10
their advantage 10 call upon him 10 have their
business attended a.. by 30 doing they will
save much time aud expense, aud have Il done
promptly, accurately aud neatly, and al q less
expense than II can be done by others.
Deeds, Leases, Mortgages, Wills and all 9th.
or Instrument Of writing carefully prepared.
HENRY HHEw, County Surveyor.
In my absence from Towsontown, all bust.
ness len with JOHN N. WHEELER, Esq, al
the Clerks olice, will bsPrompsly attended 10
April Z, 1se0.-iy.
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mTA little boy returning from tho sun
day school said 70 his mother; " Ma, amt
there kitten chism Cor little boys This
catochism is too hard I"
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e1rwo once knew fellow who ihnoisd
he was jaekass. Tho beauty Of Il was.
he wasn't mistaken.
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OHIO HARVESTER.
MANUrACTuREp II ONO.

II you wish g. -b;sia Harvester the. HAS
Il NJ SupEIlON IN THE FIELD. buy the
" ono" Price ui Combined Mower aud Reap
20, slao Medium Mower. Si5O. Junior Mower.
slss. Also. the kOCkAwAY WHEEL HORSE
the hest Sulkey wheel Rake in use; price $40.
The Maryland Institute, at their late lair IN
lsas. awarded g. this Rake the hr.t premium.
q Gold Modal. over all competitors. Call be.
fore Won purchase clsewhcrc.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and MA
CHlNERY. PRIME ENGLISH sCYTHEs Of
my own importation FLOW CASTINGS for
various plows. tine assortment Of FIELD and
GARDEN SEEDS, FERTILIZERS. 4c.. 4c.
REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE.
A. G. MOTT.
o. Ensor street. near Bcl-Air Market.
June 9.-dt Baltimore
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mr Rumov says that an article equal q
nitro-glycerine may be found at some So
looms IN this town.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-30

E7- a little ragged Grchin. begging N
the city the other day. was asked by lady
who fled his aske;. II his parents were liv.
INC
" Only dad. marm." said the boy.
Then YOU have enough in your basket
now 10 feed the family for some time. said
the lady
&" Oh. no. haven't neither said the lad.
Tot dad and me keeps I've boArders he
does the work. and do the markei'n."
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DR.. R. sAPPINGToN's
FOR SALE

A COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE
N (five rooms and cellar.l in Tow -
sOntown. with Blacksmith & wheel. sss1#&
wright Shop. an excellent stand for sssl
the business. with an established Gus lssns
tom; aud several other neat HOUSES AM
LOTS In the village.
Also, FORTY FARMS In Baltimore and
Hartford counties. 60 500 Acres. at prices from
5000 10 $4,000. Apply %
BENZ. n. PAYNE,
smedley Row, opposite the Court House.
May 10, is66.-tE
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-30

IrENs WoETH COMMITTING 10 MExoEY.-
: BIZ oi blue dissolved !l skim-miik and
water s..l restore old crap. Half Gran.
berry 5oCad On corn vli. soou XII. IT,
An inksiacd was iurued over upon : white
isoisclcih : servant threw over :; : mix.
;gre q salt and pepper plenisfnlly. and all
traces cf i disappeared Picture frames
aud glasses are preserved from ties BY paint
iog them with brush dipped into . mix
inre made by boiling three OF four onions in
a pin; Q! water. Beiougs are kept away
by washing the csey!ees with s;rong salt
water. put OF with q brush. Sofi soap
should De kept il a dry place IL the celler.
ald not be used until three months old.
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AUCTIONEHRHNG.

TTNIIE undersigned still continues the busit
Il ness Of Auctionecring Real or Personal
Property Of every description. When not a.
his residence In Towsontown, inquiry may be
made NJ the Office either of the Unioa or the
Journal Persons desiring hts services should
make application Ne early as possible. 80 as TO
arrange the day Of sale. Thankful for past Ia
vors he respectfully asks . continuance Of the
same. SAM'L q. WILSON,
TowsontOwn, baltimore Co.
Aug. a6, Is6s.-tL
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LrcE AND LABoR.-Luck j. ever waiting
ioF something 20 tara up.
Labor, With keec eyes a1d strong Will.
igFl something up.
Lack lies IN bed. and wishes the pos,
man wculd bring him news of legacy.
Labor turns out a; SIX clock. and. with
busy pen or r.nglug hammer lays founda.
iion OF . competence.
Lrck relies OF chance
Labor, or character
Labor strides upward and onward to il.
dependence
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Marriage, and Deaths inserted free n
charge. except when accompanied by quotations
or remarks, Tor which the usual price 30 adver-
tising will be- charged.
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/. CLARK & COS.
CTION
AND PRIVATE SALESR00M,
No. iIS BALTO. ST., opposite LIGHT.
ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE.

ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE.
Nj TERCIlANTs visiting the city of Balii.
lNl. more Ia purchase GOODS, are respectful
iy invited to give us a call before purchasing.
we are sure We can offer greater variety ~
goods and at much lower prices than any house
the city. Our facilities for getting cheap goods
are unsurpassed, one oi tle firm u constant.
ly IN thc different market. We invite strnn-
gcrs coming 10 the city l., purchasc goUds, t.
a.ake our house their headquarters. W. not
only pack goods purchased of ~ Tree of charge,
Jut any package purchased at other houses,
that inay be aeut 10. "" wall also give inlor-
nation o. ~ tho best houses ia the city D. pur.
chh.e any kind 81 goods. W. hold Auction
Sales EVERY EVENING, and merchants pur-
chasing cAu leave the gg0da until morningan
!! on examination, the goods arr rot o. repre-
sentei. then the sale is nsN nad ,o,d. We nre
cpuHtu'ly receiving con .gnt tnrnf. of the fol-
loving 9 Yls, tif.
BOOTS IND SifOES
IOB LOTS OP DRT GOOD.
SiLIRTS IND DR.l H'ERS, HOSfLRT
GLASS WARE. PLiTED WARE
tIGIRS, Cf'TLLRT, .STITJDVERT
PHOTOGR. .fPH ILBL.HS
WATCHES. JEWELRT.
Al. FANCY GOODS 90 every description.
GIVE % .ail
l.. CLARK co..
AuruoA and Private >aiesrooin.
80 balumprc street. oppo.it" light
May -. l.tt.-fm.
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r. W. DoUGHERTY,
DR.. JOHN w. WAUGH,

Formerly oi Milicr.y.licA \ Aruulei Co.. sid.
II NViNG iocat~d at rr,cesilr. baltimore
Ill county. Mi. ihu. tuce.rlu4S th" .A''
o. Mahinn Price. hui more r-vcnuy itr. EiIas
i'r. .rr. nos oi Baltimore. respectfully "h"fs
ll. Professional Services tn the citizens oi thr
urranndins country Il affords him pleasure
% sixe a. reference an experience 81 eighteen
,cars active aud successiul practice which Ac
h.t,-s will .uilicicntly recommend him 20 the
patronage " the public. Nav ?. ls6h. hiu.
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The FNIOE ha. Me kargc-t circulation Of any
county paper ia the State. and thus offers .n-
pefIdf ndvnntn ge. ~ adyertIseT..
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&altu. County Gmion,
~ PUBLISHED WEEKLY ~
LONGNECKERS e. NNER
"a. 6. LoNGNEcKER,l
.. n. LoS0NEcKER,
rHAs. \. rovNrH.
AT
$500 PER ANNUM. In Advance.

-. No paper discontinued until all arrcar-
ages are paid, unless at the option Of the Pub
lishcEs. 4 failure 10 notify is ontinuancs
will be considered renewal Of subscription
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pRs. JARRETT 4 PAYNE.

HAVING formed @ cn partnership "a prac
Ill ticc Of Medicine. respectfully offer thor
Frairssiausi Services O. the citizcus 90 TOW
spNr0NN aud vicinity. The iiienton Of
both will be- given when necessary. without
additional charge.
-oFriCE HOURS
From io o'clock \. NJ. ~ o. =. NJ. aud
GOO 81 =. NJ April =, 1880 -iy.
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-. SO advertisement inserted Tor lcss ihan
One Dollar.
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RATES OF ADvERTIsING

One zquarc, tofG lines. or iess,) one insertion,
ONE DOLLAR. aud for every subsequen, In j..
avriinn. - cents per square.