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~ TESTIMONIALS,
al regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner of Patents.
shave no hesitation in assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more competent and
trustworthy and more capable of putting their APP
plications in a form to secure for them an early
and favorable consideration at the Patent 0fhce
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents"
"aIr. i. IL. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
Applications in all but ONE Of which patents have
been granted, and that one is now pending. Such
unmistaLable proof of great talent and ability on
his mart lea Is me 10 recommend all inventors to
apply TO him to procure their Patents as they may
be sure of having the most faithful attention be-
slowed on their cases, and at very reasonable
charges. JOHN TAGHART."
Boston, Jan. l. 1865. l:wly
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YOUR sTOCK.--THE

i thorough bred Short Horn bull IECC MsEH
will stand at the stable of II. c. GLEASON, In
Shrewsbury the ensuing season and serve nm,
March LIST, 1869 -,
TECUMsEH e23s. Red Roam, calved Feb. 9th,
1866.
Got by Sheridan, t6lIs
out OF Jenny Lind, by Belvidere, 1858
Rosette ID, by Ajax, Ql5
Rosette, By Marmion, geo
BY Nero, iiu
Young Comet, !liis
As in Belyidere, American Herd Book. Vol. J.
law2m Il. C. GLEASON, Proprietor.
Shrewsbury, Rutland Co., Vt, May 9th' io'''
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEN

~ who have injured themselves by secret
habits, which unfit them for business, pleasure.
or the. duties of married life; also middle-aged
OF old men, who, from the folhes Of YOUTH or
other causes. feel debility in advance of their
years, before placing themselves under the treat
ment of any one, should arst read The Secret
Friend" Sent TO any address, in a scaled en-
velope on receipt Of IS cents Address DIR. CHAS'
A. STEWART & CO., Boston, Mass. S;wly
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THE AMERICAN BUTTON

i HOLE, oYERsEAMING AND SEWING
MAC HlNE. WONDERFUL INVENTION.
The first and only Button-II Hole Making and Sew
ing Machine Combined that has made its appear
anee IN TINS or any other country.
Great Success Achieved benefits far exceeding
the most sangulne expcetations. A new Ira mas
dawned great changes have been wrought, all
classes benefited, especially the ladies. Not only
are ali the wants OF the house-kecper fully met,
but the seamstress, the dress-maker tailor, the
man uiarturer of shirts collars coaks, mantlllas,
clothing, hats, caps, crayats. gaiters, umbrellas,
paras0ls &c. &C., can rejoice together IN full
realization Of all they have desired, wished for
in the wonderful Combination oser-seaming,
button Hole, Sewing Machine when Tor capa-
city, durability. novelty, variety and simplicity,
exceeds any other machine ever offered TO ths
public
This machine i. warranted to execute to the
greatest degree OF perfection, all kinds and yarie-
ties Of Sewing. Hemming, Telling, Corning, Tuck
ing Braiding Binding, Gathering and sewing on,
Quilting. &C., that Is, or can Dc done by any INA
chine now i'll use.
II has no rival in its celebrated oyer-seaming
stitch. BY which edges of different fabrics an
sewn together, as by hand sewing.
II also has no rival in Its Button-Hole and
Eyelet-Hole making, and embroidering on the
edge, which is done with equal beauty and per-
lection on all kinds OF fabrics, not excepting
Leather 1t is one machine doing the work Of
many.
II is simple, noiseless, and easy to manage, com
bining in one the merits of all others. IT is the
only Sewing Machine now known that Can make
perfect, finished and beautiful Button-Hole, be-
sides doing many varieties Of work not done by
other Sewing Machines.
The ease with which it is managed, recommends
it especially to all families most pleasant and
agreeable companion, being Invested OF the per-
plexities and annoyances OF thread-breakiag'
changing of tensions noise and fatigue in operat.
ing, &C., which make up some of the disagreeabie
features of other machines.
They will stand the test of the severest criticism;
and elicit the encomiums OF all who admire leaI
rivalry. o,
All who have tried them have freely gwen
| their testimony, and unite in recommending them
as the best and most perfect machine nov onereo
to the public. >, D. h iLpSS rs.,
22:wtf Agent ior huunnu So~s'
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NEW PAINT SHOP IN FAIR.
~ HAVEN, Vt.
GARDNER & FRANKLIN

GARDNER & FRANKLIN,
House, Sign, Carriage and Ornamental Painters.
Orders from a distance promptly attended to.
Particular attention given TO Sign Painting Signs
furnished and express paid to all parts of the
county. o-Wly
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THE EYE. THE EAR.

DIR. T. KNIGHT has discovered rev treat
ment for the EYE and EAR, by which he is
curing some Of the worst cases Of Blindness and
Deafness ever known, without instruments or
pain.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FE-
TOR ONE DOLLAR

We sell Dress Patterns, Pant Patterns, Webs,
Cotton Cloth, shawls, Carpetings, Sheetings, Dry
and Fancy Goods, &C., &c. Circulars Sent Free,
giving full particulars or Twelve Checks sent for
One Dollar, describing twelve different articles
which We will sell for One Dollar Fash.
pN Ladies and Gentlemen wanted rs agents, Il
whom the most liberal inducements are oteIed
and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
CHAS. LET'S K co.
Manufacturers Agents,
els &C FEDERAL STREET,
l3sly Boston, Mass.
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4 GENTS WANTED FOR A BOOK

IA entitled A PICTURE OF THE DIsS0LA-
TED STATES, and the Work of Restoration.
Every voter needs it before November, 1868;
Freight largest commission, and preiniu H -, OF
$500 paid. For full particulars address GEO. W.
DOUGLAS, General Agent, Rutland, VT
April 4-l5wtf
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"EWARE OF INVITATIONS.

D,... Il year attempts have been made
curing the pa nals, in this city and other
o{ Various etnin y, r,r ion Of trade by adopt
ing name as nearly reese o s,s, our own as tney
dare to, and also adopting wye oil dong bust
ness, to a certain extent, similar ouis' are
happy to state however, that they ave met WIN
but very little success in deceiving the soiimuhi
ty. The people of this country are too il.
to be duped by either Imitators or pretend, rs, 10
any considerable extent. But our customers WIZ
please be particular when ordering goods by lett y
to direct to "The Great American Tea Company,
Nos 81 and SO Yesey street, Post Office box seas,
New York City, otherwise their orders may get
miscarried. l9w2m
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASE

CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES
" OR NO CHARGE MADE.
Dr. Dow Is consulted daily, from a. m. 10 sp.
m, above, upon all difficult and chronic diseases
.oi every name and nature.
DR. bow, Nos. : and Endicott street, Boston.
Those whose need the services OF an experienced
physician and surgeon should give him call.
n. B.-Dr Dow imports and has tor sale new
article called the French Secret. Order by mail
Two for 81 and a rel stamp.
Boston, Aprl, lSGs. E-ly
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nOMMISSIONERS, NOTICE. :

COMMISSIONERS NOIICE -
" The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court Ton the Distinct Of Eut-
land, Commissioners 10 receive, examine and all
lust all claims and demands Of all p.r>ops
against Russell H. Lincoln, late OF Shrewsbury, m
said District, deceased, hcphy give notice
that we will meet for the purpose q examining
and allowing said claims al the dwelling house VI
the deceased, on the 81 Wednesdays OF June
aud November next, lsGN, fIum o'cldek T. M until
o'clock, y, m. each Of said days, and that ~
months from the 10th day OF May, \. ID,
1865, Is the time limited ly said Court ior SAID
creditors % present then claims "a u, for cNai'n'
alton and allowance,
Dated at Shrewsbury, this 18Th day Of May, \.
ID. lsCs,
JAMES hINTooN, ,Co,n'r..
7 nNy9w H. q GLEASON, ' 80
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YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS,
Trautt, purposes Of a Laxative Mcdi-

Ielhlps u4 one mod
~ cine Is 80 universally
" uluir'd hy eyeIytody
" as rtthartie, nor was
x-=-.zs<< ever any b,ioru 80 unl-
- ycrsatly adopted into
ne. Ia every country
g. and among all Glasses,
Il rlVHT98ST| as this Wlld hut cth-
~ ~ ,irut purgatIye Pill.
~ The obvious reason l.,
s-s.ss.ss - -. that IL i, more Trh-
<sNs 1psss-r able and tar more ti-
tcctul remedy than
any other. Ihuss who have tried II, know that II
cuIui tbrm; those who have not, know that II
cul1.s fN,lT uei4htur. and friends, and all know
that what lt dos. ono, It dp- alWay,, that II new
pr fail, through airy fault w neglect u Il, vumIo-
sItinu. Nc have thousands upon thousands Of
certificate, Of their remarkable cures Of the ioi-
lowing complaints, huf such CURES Hrr known IN
every urighrp'hsal, AMI We need not publish
them. Adapted To- all ages and conditions ~ all
climates containing neither ealomol OF any dele
ferrous drug. they may be taken with safety by
anybody. Iheu sugar coating Pr serves them
ever fresh aua makes them pleasant Ia take, while
ltlllz l-4l..N NeEgtshle no harm can aTl-c irom
th"sr t=, rl amy quantity.
They ui....t. ly then powerful influence on shc
lUutIut yI~tr4 tp purify the tnnd and stimulate
10 INTO healthy action remove the distractions oil
the stomach. Alw Is, liver ana other organs Of the
body, restoring thor irregular action To health,
and uy correcting, whenever they exist, such de-
rluz,meat- us ago the first origin of disease.
Minute dIrvctIpa~ are given IN the wrapper on
tie buN. ing tle following complaints, winch these
Pills pnally c3rvt
For ps,sr-laor indigestion li-tl.~SneS,, Ian
guur and lu>> nI Appetite, they should ly taken
moderately 'o stimulate the stomach and restore
lts hraIth' 'U65 @fIT 6TTT7H,
For LtH,r enH rltm, anal is EalioH, symptoms,
Bllliou, Il.a.ss &c.,, sick Hglda, Ae, @AuudItc OF
ur.yu sickness E.Hus holle, and Bilious Fcvers,
they. Shout. Ia ludieiag-ly taken for each cast,
ta correct iA, diseased aHiluu OK remove tAv OBJ
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URINE or TIE PATIENT
A clear vial containing two or more ounces o.
Urine the first passage in the moning, with mime
and age OF the patient ias a record Of each case Is
gept,l viii enable to treat the case IN ayes
tlUn.
All sores and diseases that come undera surgi-
cal head, require personal examination.
Particular attention paid to Female Complaints,
Irregularities and DISTINCTIONS, and all diseases
OF a delicate nature may be trusted without a be-
trayal OF confidence.
Specimens sent by express, prepaid with one dol
lar enclosed, promptly attenGed TO and the result
sent TO the patient.
Every Saturday in the months Of August, SEP
TENDER. October and November, the Office VIII he
closed.
Remedies highly concentrated, chemically pre-
pared and purely vegetable.
Office over y. F. Klngsley's Jevelry Store
Office hours from 300 a. NJ. TO 1000 7. NJ.
Brandon, Feb 81, 1868 WY.
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CHAMBERLIN, STURGES s. co.
" Commission Merchants and dealers in But
ter, Cheese, Eggs and Lard, 70 and 81 Faneuil
Hall Market, Boston. ll:wly
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tnn SACKS ASHTON SALT RE-
IUU ceiyed from New York this day, ct
LANNON'S CO.'S.
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alew advertisements.

TURNER'S TIC DouLotRElA'
on
UNIVERSAL. NEURALGIA Pills.
safe. certain and speady cure Ton Neuralgia
and all nervous Diseases
IT'S EFrrcrs ARE NsalcAI'
r,;s tho n,faninp Remedy in all cases OF Nen-
,,ioss Rsc;shs often efeeting perfect eur. IA
isee ~ a., ,,yDptv-fnup hours, nom lhe bs' " ""
,noye than two or three fllls' ,,-... Nj,
N Cher t,rm Of Neuralgia OF Nervous b's''"
has failed TO yield 70 '''A
WONDERFUL RENEWAL AGENT
-, !, the severest eases of Chronic Neuralgia
sn1 seneraI nervous arrangements, OF many
saars standing, affecting the entire system, lts
1sr for a lew days OF lew weeks at the atiAvsI
alWays affords the most astonishing fe4lti' anu
very rarrly ialls 10 produce eamp'e'e anu i"''
mancnt cure, ...,,,i,,. Il, tho
slightest degree injurious, even 10 the most u'u'
cat. system, and can always be used with
PERFECT SAFETY,
|, has long been in cons,an, use by many OF our
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS
who give it their unanimous and unqualified ap'
seat by mail on receipt oil prics, and po''as''
One package, slOo, Postage cents.
Six packages, 500 .
Twelve packages, 900 ~
1, is sold By all wholesale and tetail dealers IN
drug, and medicines throughout the United States
TURNER 4 co. sole Propneton,
lswly IS; fremont ST., Boston, Mass
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ESTABLISHED 1851.
ruEGvEAr AMERICAN TEA COMPANY

TIIEGEEAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
have appointed
J.. L. GLyxS, Mor,e's Block, Centre St,
Rutland, Vt,
As Agent for the sale of their Teas and Coifecs,
aud have selected the following goods from their
stock TO meet the wants of this community. They
are sold at the same prices that the company sell
them at their warehouses in New York, a the
following price list Will show;
rn1cE LIST OF TEAS.
Oolong, Black SOc., 9Oc., best 81 per 10.
Young Hysou Green 81, best Al -
Uncolored Japan, 81, best Il %
Gunpowder,. Green 81 D. best Il 30 e
English Breakfast, Black g. best 81 20
Long Arm Chop, Black Tea with green
favor a. 10
We call special attention TO the Long Arm
Chop. This Tea is composed of the choicest leaves
and cured without cooring matter of any kind,
and in precisely the same manner As If prepared
for native consumption. 1t cannot fail TO suit all
tastes, being very delicate in flavor and perfectly
healthy II is dried upon porcelain, process OF
recent origin.
eoffees roasted and ground daily.
Ground Coffee, 20, 30 best iOc
Hotels Saloons, Boarding house Keepers and
Families who use large quantities OF Coffee, car
rcouomize in that article by using our French
breakfast and Dinner Coffee, which we sell at the
low price of SOC.
From six to eight profits saved by purchasing
II this Company: All goods warranted to giv'
faction.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-17

well informed discussion. The cr;t;o;.
which once yexed the Americans are no lona9
er possible, partly perhaps, because more inst
observation is applied to them, but partly also
as they would be the first to acknowledge, be-
cause they are no longer in that stage Of i'm
maturity through which all great nations
pass. The American people have grown, and
IN accordance with all human experience,
have grown all the more quickly under the
pressure OF anxiety and trouble. The bone of
come hard and firm. They read criticisms of
America written five and twenty wears ago as
we read Macaulay's account Of the state Of the
English people in 1886. 1t is a former Genera
ton, although another race, whose portraits
.ney l3ok upon. The rough pioneer or adven-
turer has gone away two thousand miles 10
westward, and the cities are full of travelled
men and men of culture and refinement.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-17

The THUNDERER GRATIFIED.-The follow
ing is an extract from London Times edito-
rial on Mr.. Dckens's reception in the United
States:
A people who can act thus cannot be so Bit
terly prejudiced against everything English
as some would have us believe. They prove
themselves to be liberal minded and fair
dealing people, instead of race filled with
petty hatreds and malignities, such as certain
persons belo2ning to both countries sometimes
depict them. Every one who has seen much
OF the Americans has been impressed by the
warmth and kiDdliness of their character, and
by the avowed affection which large proper
ton OF them entertain for the country from
which they take their origin. There is some
thing in the disposition OF both the English
and the Americans which makes them half re-
luctant to acknowledge the good points they
recognize to each other. The sense of kinship
sometimes impels men to reprove more vigor-
ously than they praise. But, after all, the an
imosities or preiudices of a former generation
are dying out under the influence Of tree and
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-17
For Saie---One Mile from Port
land

THE beautiful residence occupied by Rev. W. p.
= Mefrii. situated in Westbrook, on the Back
Cove road, known by the name of The MachigoIme
VIVA Inc grounds are tastcnuy laid out with
walks, flower beds splendid evergreens and shade
in bearing; pentylo of currents and goosebe .ries;
about acre oil stiawberiies- raised 600 quarts
thls year Ibc lot embraces nearly tour acres with
streets CD !ect wide all round IL. The huildngs-a
tine muse with 10 rooms, French root and cupola
anu anu piazza round three sides; warmed with fur
mace, good wail and cs'ern in cellar; gardeners
house and summer house. and good stable we'll
finished with cellar.
Terms easy. For pa rticulars euqure on the pre-
lnises. or OF WHITTEMORE g. STARBIRD, on
Commercial street; or TERNAI.D s. son. corner
OF Preble and Congress st eets.
Sntt
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-17
REAL ESTATE.
$500 fora good 1 1-e story House

flS57...t Ana Sae Acre of s,aud. in Westbrook
s,..s. within three minutes walk of the Horse Cars
The house is modern and convenient Plenty
tAceueht so't water at the door. Has a good barn
Apply to w. II. JFl:RIS
dc-,S0l3wA Raaj Fsta.a Aoa,+
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-17
Teams of Horses and Oxen ana their
EDriycrs.

j. Ed wards Todd very wisely says that
horse is a very expensive team, except on
the highway where quick travelling is an i'm
portant consideration. But where a team is
required for carting loads only short dis
tance, the best animals a farmer can employ
for heavy and strong team is good yoke
OF oxen. II properly managed yoke of oxen.
will do ali the carting of manures, muck, fire
wood and lumber which farmer may desire
to draw, and at the same time the oxen will
sell for more money at the expiration of two
or three years than they cost at the outset.
If a person desires to use team part of the
time, say, for three or forr DAYS in the week
let him purchase yoke Of good thrifty oxen
and commence feeding them with meal in
addition to their other food, and they will
soon become good beef and work nearly all
the time. Oxen thus cared for will do great
deal OF work and always be ready for the
shambles at good round price. But they
must be treated kindly and driven gently. A
really good teamster is valuable help, and not
always to be had. Some teamsters will so
drive their team that heir oxe,l will often
chew their cuds while at work. But what
shall we say of a high tempered impatient
teamster? How will his oxen fare? You
will find him bawling, fturlshlng his goad-
stick and ffettng beside his team, but his
abused oxen seldom chew their cuds while he
is present, for he keeps them under constant
excitement as he keeps himself Such a
teamster viii chew his poisonous cuds rapidly,
but the poor harrassed oxen find no time TO
chew theirs while they are under his man
agement.
teamster of such a character is dear
hand even at very low wages. Meal does OK
en- but very little good when they are thrash
ed about, whipped, pounded, scolded at
and goaded to great excitement by rough
hair brained teamster. We have no patience
with such teamsters They do more injury
than all their wages are worth and the soon
er farmers get rid Of them the better. Hor-
ses, too, fare quite as hard as oxen from
cruel, impatient drivers. Owners of these no
BILE animals lose more than they are aware of
by employing such drivers. The animals un-
der such treatment grow old very fast and
soon become worthless and so poor that even
Frenchman would turn up his nose at the
morsels OF beef that might be scraped from
their bones. If there be place of torment
in any corner of the universe which is now
concealed from human vision, we believe
those who abuse horses and oxen and cruelty
treat them will sooner or later find 1t. 1t
seems to US when looking at these things that
the poet, Young, uttered great truth when
he said "A God all mercy is God unjust
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-17

: IOH
Z PART Of the late Mary s. Lunt's Estate, near
Portland, via Tukeys Bridge; in parcels TO
suit Purchasers. Enquire in person or by letter of
JAMES JOHNSON,
Strondwater Westbrook Admir- of said Estate with
Will annexed. oct 22-d&wtf
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-17
Terms $500 per ons.ss,,a, Ia. adyooce.

below him. They thought him a good plain
man, who had blundered into one or two sue
cesses, and who, the. efore could not be imme-
dlately removed; but they deemed it unneces-
sary to regard his Judgment or to count upon
his ability. His superiors made their plans
without consulting him, and his subordinates
sometimes sought to carry out their own cam
paigns, lii opposition or Indifference to his or
ders, not doubling that, with their superior
intelligence, they could conceive and execute
triumphs which would excuse or even yindi-
cate their course. 1t is impossible to under
stand the early history of the war, without
taking it into account, that neither the gov
erhmeht nor its important commanders gave
Grant credit for intellectual ability or military
genius.
AFTER Haleck's removal 10 Washington TO
take the supreme command, all this was
changed; from that time his support of
Grant was hearty and unlailing.
The movements which preceded the final
campaign against Vicksburg are fully detailed,
and the reader OF this book will for the first
time be able to comprehend the long DELAYS
attending that enterprise. The people and
the government, not comprehending the diff
culties, grew impatient and distrustfiIl Col.
Badeau relates that when Mr.. Lincoln was
urged TO remove Giant, he replied 81
rather like the man; l think wen try him a
little longer" But for this persistent faith
of the President McClernand, would have
been put in Grants place. But Vicksbug tell,
and Halleck magnanimousy wrote TO Grant:
In boldness Of plan, rapidity OF execution
and brilliancy Of routes, these operations COM
pare most avorably with those of Napoleon
about Ulm.' Still more important was Mr.
Lincclns characteristically frank acknowledge
ment: "When you got below and took Port
Gibson, Grand Gulf and vicinity, thought
you should so down the river and join Gen.
Banks; and when you turned northwarJ, east
of the Big Black, l feared it was a mistake.
now wish to make a personal acknowledg-
ment that you were right and was wrong"
We should like to cut still further from the
pages before It's but our limited space forbids.
The reader will fad that Col. Badeau has
made admirable use of his extraordinary aids
and facilities, and has produced work of
great historic value. The appearance of the
second volume will be looked forward TO with
greater interest even, than before.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-17

THE MAINE TATE PRESS. is published at the
same llace every Thursday morning at 100 yoar,
Invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADyERTIsING.-On inch OF space In
leHgth of column, constitutes 'square."
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Ing every other day after first week, 80 cents
Halfsguare three Insertions or less, rs cents one
week, 81 CO., 30 cents per week after.
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs," $500 per square
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SPECIAL NOTICES, S1.25 per square for the first
insertion, and 20 cents per square Tor each subse-
quent insertion.
Advertisements inserted in the 'MAINE STATE
PRESS" (Which has large circulation In every part
OF the State for Si0O per square or first insertion
and 5O.cents per square for each subsequent lnser
ton.