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WINDOW SHADEs--The largest and best stocl
of Window Shades and Fixtures, Cords and
Tassels, at Hall e. Murphy's
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1HARPER's MAGAZINE, atlantic -Aontaty, Leo
Assi Gazette Of Fasaion, Pttaanss Magazine and
Phrnolpgical Journal for April and oil lste
publications, gold pens, pocket cutlery, blauk
books ss,'at osAAsS FArhAAs's so.'ls n
Sale street. ayr Mn aaJq Vownggraq
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Michigan Potatoes, New York Apples, Cana
da Peas, White Beans a fresh lot of Groceries
Sugar Cured Hams, &C., at Baldwin's, La Sale
street.
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WALL PAPER
WALL PAPER
AND
WINDOW SHADES
the Largest Stock in Ottawa at

the Largest Stock in Ottawa at
OSM A n e APEMAN'S!
West of the Court House Square. Call and ex.
anime their stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere. N
ANDREAs HoFER the latest historical novel
by Miss Muhlbach, just received at OsMAN &
HAPEMAN's, west of Court House Square.
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House and Lot in South Ottawa for sale or t.
rent. Apply TO E. W. DEWEY.
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Congressional Synopsis.
FRIDAY, March 20.

FRIDAY, March 20. -
Senate-vsrioss propositions. among them a
Chief Justice, during the impeachment trial. 10
be addressed as mr.. President, were submitted
and laid over, on objection" The Senate final.
ly took up Henderson's bill authorizing the peace
commission to conclude . treaty with the Navajo
Indians, and appropriating $3.50 900 for their re.
movai. After a long debate the bill was passed,
ana the Senate went into executive session.
Aottse-A variety of new bills were introduc.
ed and referred. The House took the up sundries
civil appropriation bill. Various amendments
were adopted. $4,000 were voted to build a U.
s. court house at Dss Moines; $50OOO. to like
building at Springfield, Illinois, 5000 to finish
the post office building at Cairo. The bill was
finally passed. The Housot hen took up the bill
Tor regulating the tariff for freight and passen-
gers on the Union Pacific Railroad, upon which
a discussion arose which continued until adiourn-
ment -- '--. $50. - - -+, NJ
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TUESDAY, March "a.

TUESDAY, March "a
oenale.-The Senate spent the morning hour
upon the bill regulating the mode of presenting
bills to the President for his signature and of
their authorization in case they are allowed to
become laws without his signature, and passed
it.
At o'clock the Chief Justice resur,o1 p
place rs President of the Court of inn 4 r
Then the managers and members of .....
and the Presidents counsel appeared, i. r..-
Then MIR, Boutwell, arose and presented 80 g.-
plicaton of the house to the nswcr of the -,~,.
dent read yesterday The replication is qui,,
brief, simply re-iterating that notwithstanding
the statements and denials of the President, the
charges are true, &c Then the Chief Justice
announced that the Court, on consultation, had
made an order allowing he President 10 days to
prepare for trial. Sumner mo yed TO amend tie
order so that the senate proceed Immediately
with the trial. from day 10 day, until its close.
The senate retired to consider of the amendment.
and In couple ofhours returned, when the Chief
Justice ANNOUNCED that the agreement was to
proceed with the trial next Monday Then the
court adiourned and then the senate after brief
executive session, also adjourned.
House. house spent until l O'Clock in
considering and finally adopt.nx tbs replicst, IN
to the Presidents answer to the articles of i'm.
Parchment and then IN q body again repaired to
the senate to witness the trial. 70 that IL. other
..' .,.i tao 80 t.,.-1a e,.H
WEDNESDAY, March %.
Seaate-Mr. Stewart introduced new bl | TO-
Alabama. 1t i, 3poses to organize tie state un.
der the recently rejected constitution, but to
submit that instrument to second vote, when
majority Of votes in its favor shall carry. The
bill to grant additional subsidies to the Pscifi +,
Railroad was passed. Then the Prasiden vet,
message OF the judicial bill was receivods read,
and discussed until adjournment.
HoaSe--The House spentrths whole day over
the S-Aate amendments to the House bill ex.
empfins manufactures frorp taxadonsgi The
struggle was over the provision providing addi.
tax. The bill finally passed
81 q Il 81, q ~ n N AM
Thursday. March ~.
Senate-Tho whole day was spent in discussing
the presidents veto. Trumbull Denied tina, tho
2ooNa &HANl. ~ ON cAAN or
p@W oEIspnsm fs~N re- srses 81
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"Throw physic to the dogs I'll none of it
To make assurance doubly sure Is
III take"-Plantation Bitters.
They never fail.

Ihev never 1dlI
This great Stomachc Healer is just what the
people need 1t is remedy they can rely on.
For dyspepsia, heartburn, headache, dizziness,
rue, liver complaints pains in the side and back,
II has no equal; not the least among its virtues
j. its extreme pleasantness to the taste and inae-
'ia'e beneficial effect. Try it, suffering Dyspep-
ics, and be cured. Such are the assertions OF
those situated to know. From the vast amount
of this article sold, it must have great merit
Sold by all druggists.
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MAGNOLIA WArER.-A delightful toilet arti
cle-supsrior to, Cologne and at half the price.
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Marrleo.

Al the Methodist Parsonage In this city Monday Mal
23d 1865 10y the Rev. d. j. Holmes, Dir. JOSEPH GRAHAM
formerly Of Pittsheld, ILL.,, to Mrs. JANE NJ KENNEDY
La Sale, Ill.,
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STATEMENT

OF receipts and expenditures Of the City of Ottawa for the
municipal year ending the third Monday si March, 1865
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l. tce Is hereby given, that the fifth and last call Of
twenty per cent Of the capital stock of the Ottawa Hotel
Company, IL made for the 10th OF April next.
BY order of the Directors CHAS. Ii. FORCE Sec
March oS-lw
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SATURDAY, March 81.

SATURDAY, March 81.
Senatc-The post office appropriation bill was
taken up, considered and passed. So the Indian
appropriation bill. Drake urged the importance
ct taking up his additional Impeachment rule.
tie saw some deep design in the studied manner
OF the Presidents counsel in constantly address
ing the chair as Mr.. Chief Justice" But after
considerable debate the Senate could see no cat
under the meal bag and refused to take it up. A
report of Mr.. Anthony on rules was taken up
and briefly discussed, when the Senate adjourned.
House-The House spent the day in general
debate. Mr.. Newcomb spoke on general politics
Mr. Blair, of Mich, spoke against paying the
5-2O bonds in greenbacks, and called the action
OF the republican conventions of Ohio and Indi-
ana on that subject an exhibition of unmanly
fearfulness." Mr. Woodward spoke against the
universal negro suffrage bill. Mr.. Niblack pitch
ed into the freedmen's bureau. Mr.. Wilson
trsd to apologize for his connection with the trick
by which bill was got through the house de-
priving the Supreme Court of appellate jurisdc.
ton. In reply to question Of Mr. Woodward,
he admitted that the object of the bill was TO
take away the jurisdiction Of the Supreme Court
in the McArde case Mr.. Woodward, on that
confession, denounced the act as unparalleled for
indecency yet believed it would fail of its object
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S)oA &hANlE& AHA 1Ak0 OF
negW 7ElrpnsN e~N re- srses y
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Scnate-At the close Of the morning hour. dur.
ing which no important business was tran sacted.
the Senate resumed Its character of a court of
impeachment, pursuant to previous adjournment.
The Chief Justice, on taking the chair. TO the
horror OF Mr.. Drake, again said, ''the court Win
please come to order" The sergant-at-arms made
the usual proclamation commenting silence and
then the managers OF the House, backed BY near
~ all the members filed in on one side, and the
Presidents counsel on the other. Mr. DAVIS sub
United motion that, as the constitution reouir-
cd the senate to be composed of two senators
from each state, aud as the senate was not so
composed, this trial be discontinued until the
senate should be properly constituted. The mo-
ton was voted down-ty to ?. The counsel tor
the President then arose. and stated that, by dnt
OF insessant labor. almost day and night and all
day on Sunday, they were ready TO submit the
Presidents answer to the articles of Impeachment
preferred by the house, and each occupying half
an hour in turn, proceeded to read the answer
occupying between two and three hours In re-
ply 10 the articles from the LIST 20 the 9th, the
President, in substance, denies that he violated
the tenure Of Office bill in removing Mr.. Stanton,
as he was not appointed during his Mr.. John
sons term, and if it should be construed into
violation IT the laHiy has Only object was, and il
was also his right and duty. TO have the consti-
tntionaiity of the law tested by the courts As
to the 10Th article, IN reference to his speeches
VIII lie swinging around the circle" in 1865, the
President claims that lre was incorrectly report
ed, and what he did say unexceptio nable
The charge in reference to his proposing to Gen
Emory 10 set a law of congress at defiance he
repudiates as utterly without foundation. The
Presidents council then asked for 30 days to pre-
pare for trial after the replication to their answer
should be filed. Mr.. Henderson moved that the
application should be acted on after the replica
ton should be presented, which was not agreed
10. The motion to allow the 30 days asked was
next put and also lost-4l to II. Then mo-
tion to give 10 days was made, but without voting
on 1t, the high court" on motion adjourned.
House.-A large number Of new bills were in
troduced On resolution offered by Mr.. Hol-
man, to the effect that the SEQ bonds wers paw
able in greenbacks. the house refused to vote
and on motion to refer it to the ways and
means comaittee which was carried, refused to
call the yeas and nays. a good many members
seemed to be afraid to 'show their hands" At
o'clock the house voted in body to attend the
impeachment trial in the senate, and then ad-
journcd, [g...nt .rs rlu .flTl
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NEVER BE IDLE.

Buys aud girls should never DO idle. ba'
every one should have something 10 sdoi
and that ahoald be something worth DOUG
ldlensss 10 terrible in either boys or men,
An idle brain IL said 70 be the deyil's work.
ship. II ID there that he lays his plans to
destroy noble heart. and steady habits. lie
SAYS il 10 jus, as well to spend your time al
netting, as 10 work at something good. lie
,ays il il no harm to steal and idle people
are very apt 70 da something just as Dad Is
,iealiug, if they do not steal. '@.'sl..l~rs IF e
But men aud boys who are idle are
thieves. Yon never thought OF that. did
yssi Yoa laugh and say. "I gucss there
!. nothing to think Of" BE careful now or
you viii make q mistake. Does not G,d
siss yuu timer Yes! What fers Tobr
itlei No! To use as he tells your Yes /!
Now does he tell you 20 use i,i Ia dill.
gense. Never Lose il by being careless.
New il you idle when you Ought to sofh.
d. you not steal an che TINT wa are 'dl,ng
away. Yes; Zoe yos sogat I" be uoing
something usefst. e ssa.g-
Al idle boy Who steals time is as bad Is
. boy who sieais a knife Or az apple. ]
hope that lutte bn,s who sssd this s,il not
We idle bays. Help y.us father to plant
.udtaae cara. read soud books. go to Sun
day sshsol. bring 10 wood, aud chips for
yous mother. carry sumo nice bread and
brrries To the p~or sick woman scfoss the
road. and then your faces will be rosy aud
Your heart cheerful. sni all..wili lo'e you
aud suon you shalt hear from ne again.
s. s@ I'd @ UscLE PRAsK.
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Negotiations sse goisg 90 in Canada With
. vies Of reaewiug shs reeiprosiiy treaty
9Th The gniied States. 1851.
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0ursaoss upos AHgRicas CrrinEss N
HaYu.--a dispatch lrom Havana. dated
SUNDAY. mentions that ar sio~es Of Ameri.
can merchants n Port.su. Prince had been
r.bs.d BY the ,ro"ps. and ssyss s.. ..~
Sslnsve thresteurd TO seize the town and
burn il ta Hshrs AT The sau,e tine he used
violent menscrs toward the iorsign esnsuls
Many Americans had been shut NJ in their
own wlpduws. aud had been forced 10 seek
refuge IN the American caa,uiate. Mr.
llollistrr and his siAchees had an intrrview
with President Salnssc and General De-
lorms they demanded protection. but we're
received dr6sntly aud ~i,h threats. The
American mInl.rrI Al rnce sent dispatch
10 Havana for same American man OF. var
To 90 his assistance. iie also sent to ia.
msea for a Brush war steamer. and, 10
e"mpl'snce with his request. the British
steam guaboal Phebe had sailed Tor Port.
au.Prince.
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A SERMON cur SHORT.

Msnylyears since. there lived in Virgin.
ia Baptist preacher named B.. Though
uneducatcd. he was sound thinker and an
eloquent speaker. and no minister hsd a
more devoted lock. Il was the custom.
during the inelemsnt season to hold meet,
ings II the residence 81 members. and once
or twice during the winter. at the house OF
the preacher. For many sears.. i, was ab-
served tina, B neither preached nor
Conducted The meetings. when held at his
house. but secured the services Of some
neighboring minister. He was often press.
ed Tor an eIplsaalion without saccess bet
finally, in response to the opportunities ui
sumo -oi has duck. gave the following !:
:" When | sss much younger than now---in
iast, not long after the conmencemsa, Of
my a,inistrat,ons--lh held . meeting q, nv
own house. Il beiug customary Tor usay
Of the congregation 10 remain Tor dinner.
Mrs. b. seat oar srgro boy. Tim. 90
ne,ghbos Paul's for s"ms butter. Tim rs-,
satnsd snd located hipse.t, standing oa.ane
fu"t at tune. on the outskirts of tue con-
gregs.,on. Being we'll warmed ~ in my
-rTa,oa. thlak,ag neithe, "i FIN nor his err
fa.d. bat only oi the most successful mode
Of pressing upon NY hearers one Of my
strongest arguments. Ldemandsd. wi,k all
the esergy IN my power: "And what did
Paul sas I" Tin. At the top Of his little,
sqneaking s"ice. eIciamed. as Tim only
could have done: /" tie ihrd you casida't
81, any mere butter I'LL you paid for what
you'd got !" This brought dow n the house.
ard cut shor, one OF the finest effnrts oi my
early ministry. Since then. have kept
my preaching disconnected trom my domes-
TIC affairs" '...-.
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M AUTHENTIC AsEcpOrs oS 4 D0o.-A
fa'Ur'te hound. belnnging to 40 old hsntrr.
came TO his master one morning whrn he
wssenssged 10 chipping wood 10 the forest
aud BY vsrious intellig lille signs persuaded
his owner 10 fuIl"w him 10 a thicket, some
little distance 1T in the woods. The hun.
ter. On following his dog. iUund there a
small aud very feeble I.wn. rntsnglcd 10
some vines aud branible. so that IL was i'm &.
pOssIb'e tor II TO eiiricaie itself. The IN
i"risnate lawn VAS carried to the house aud
ted upon milk; but the hound. Who was
ever ready To huut snI poll dawn the ~lId
deer 10 the forest, sremrd tu understand
that he had - we'd ihis little animals life.
lie made IL share hts bed al night, and
through the day was ever Oh the look out to
defend or aid It. till the rest sf the pack or
h"unds learned TO know il. and 10 Under.
stand that they were not To mulest their
coInpanlen's pet
The Famine and Prs,i.eace in Algeria
las. II - stated, destroyed uue hundred
th"ussnd Arabs within the last sir months
The suffering. Of the peupIr ore rs hurri
h'e ss those 1T the inhsbiisntss oil the Italian
c'''es IN the middle ages. A plague.I,kr
disease. asw usual IN seasons Of fanine, az
h'cts both man aud beast Two French
missionaries have arrived in New York tor
NE purpose el obtain,ng aid anil relief FROM
the citizens ot he United States.
Tai.L OF Ma. DAVIS. 1T i. now stated
on good authority thst Chief Jss.iee Chase
has positively decided To proceed with an,
trial 81 Jeaerson Davis on the sJ a lane
The United States circui, Court has al
j"uraed TO that date. Rielme,s ry,oa,,s
Paoyirasts csor.-There 10 a rrs,,em,,
living IN Southampton Who pIsnted M
yssr sen acres In Strawberries. A fsv d.,s
.Inee he contracted 70 sell them IN Ne.
Iorh mershat Tor SIC. 900, he to pick and
ship them. This 10 what ws wssld call :
profitable crop. end would advise our far.
ssr' 10 tsrn their stientiss TO raising then
|" ven a. toosees. rsisrsisx Va, Ezpr..
livery garden should have veil assorted
bed Of uscfui herbs. sueh @ SAGE, mint.
balm. and Other terenpisi herbs. Ther.
are also seversi medieinal herbs which nav
=. planted with mach sdvsn.sEs /. me
saltwater. =
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE Re. EDWARD A., WILSON will nnj
Gree Of CHARGE TO oil who desire H. Tho yreserip
ton with directions for making and ssiBg The simple
'remrdy BY which be Was cared Of . lung sGce,isn
AID that dread disease Consumption. His enly sb
ecs - 70 benefit the afflicted, and Le hopes svsyana
srsr will Try This prescription a. il will csr them
nothing. aud may prove blessing Please actress
Rsv. EDWARD A. WILSON
No. l6S 30. End 81, Wiliamsburs, =. G
hsy7. e sl4r 81: A..4s vsT-l2
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PIANO TUNING.

a experienced and careful Piano Tuasr will re-
esiss orders ~ nail from shs Cesniry - we'll 40
from Towa. and s,ep sbss, the middle sfJuy q such
plsees.f'om which orders b. ' bses received. Send
orders Immediately, Terms ressonahls.
Address @rs PIANO AGENT,
f. boz s5. Charlotte, NC.
May ~. #&l J. 40
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CuiRr JrsrIcE CHAsg AND Tux PREsIDKS.
eY.--Tne stories about Chief Justice Chase
and the Presidency are f"slIy coming ,n,o
sone tangible shape. He has formally put
hiaself into the hands HE friends. aud said
that. while he is not u candidate. he cannot
0blrct 10 the use VI his name. aud will run
II nominated by the Conservatives. The
mo,emrnt IN his behalf seems to orig mate
10 PniIadeiphia.
Mr.. Jonn Nsglee. of Prince William
county. Va. has. thu ough his counsel. Mr,.
SIS. J. J. Brigh, aud J. v Olive. Of his
city. brought suit against Secretary STAN
ton for trespsss. in taking Possession Of his
arm. destroying his cr"p. stock. &c, in
1865. alter hustiliiies between the Nnrrh
sad South had closed. Damages are laid
at ESQ. 900.
L,sERaL.-Bi.hop Beekwith. Of the
Episcopal Church. has decnled TO take up
his residence IN Macon. George. aud the
curzeu. have already subscribed over e.
600 for the purpose OF buting and furnish
lug a hnuss ior bim. They intend {" raise
$4,000.
NkBRA.Ki f.Rsise.-Two men IN Cadiz.
Ohm. have bosghi whole tswn-hip. IS 0IO
acre.. m stanton county, Nebraska. and
viii cultivate u asa iarIn. Their residence
sill be- put 10 the centre. with streets laid
out aud an a,epue srosn,l the whule estate,
lined with the Usage hedge. This. -, y
a correspondent, l. oDl, - sample VI our
Sebraska farming"
A little by. sb,u, two years old, son Of
II. s. Rrdheid. E>l.. Il Ruehrsicr. fell from
a window oh Tuesday aud struck upun 4
brick pavement twenty.hs. Ieet belnw.
40 Que saw him fall, but his mother,
attracted By n mean. went 10 the spot sud
found him partially insensibb. lie sum
recovered. aud 1t Mas lounl. upon ex.
animation, that although he was somewhat
bruised no bones were broken.
Brans are me OF the healthisst. mosi NJ.
IrIcI"u.. aud certainly the cheapest articles
Vi iood. Plant plenty Tor winter use. in
addition to the usual summer beans. They
like good suil. thuugh poor s"il il generally
paImed aIf upon them.
| say. lanes. how Is il your wife dresses
50 magni6cenlIy. aud ysu always appear
nut OF year elbowss Jones. limpressi,ely
aud Significantly "you see, Thompson.
10Y wife dressr, according to the Gazette Of
Fashion. and I according to my LEDGER"
We learn. from the Wilson Plaindealer.
tina, plat 10 assassinats several Of the first
citizens of washingtos. N. C., originating
with ons Hiram Stilley. Awhile leader and
associate Of negroes. sss frustrated BY an
hssea negro. on Tharsds. nigh, IL last
week. = s-8as'l 49, 81 - s. - a Il "A
Bishop Beskwi,h he's decided to take up
HE residence ia Macon. Ca. and the citi-
ssns hsve airesdv subscribed aver ". 900
fer the psrposs &c hsying and furniahinx''a
house Zoe him. They intend 70 raise slv.-
600. IL. ...e
Negotiations sse goisg 90 in Canada With
4 viev nj re- ae zine The rrrinroeif ffeafy
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IMPORTATION.

IMPORTATION guaranteed 70 prodocs a To- MI
sas grswih Of hs upon bald dead Or besrdIs2s
face also recipe for the removal Of Pmplss, BsteA.
e. Efup.ohs &C.. On the skin, leaving the same -
ciesr snd besasfu Gao be sbtsioed withou, chsrvss
BY sddiessiog 80
Tii0s. r. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
,sas Broadway. Ess Ysrk.
esptsESss 10. - e..
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The money to be invested 10 building in
Boston this year is estimated ct IS millions.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

= 0sn''s.sa sho suffered for Jrs,s f'ss ke.
voas Debility. Psna,cfs decay, and aiiAs efss is
youthful iniiscrs,ns, will for the saks Of ssfe ring
humanity. send free TO- all who need the recipe
directions fer making the simple remedy by which ie
was cared. Sufferers wishing to profit by the ads.r.
iissr experience, can do so by addressing in pslfse
ssn6deRes, ga o.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
Ne. IL Cedar ST., New York.
Msys. 3s-l2
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THE WEEKLY SUN.

TINE circulation a. the Weekly Sun, always very
larc-. has u late 50 increased that il may be call
ell snscr.a II 10 shedding its light for all. in all
SECTIONS north east south aud west. its intercourse
wish the south, which was necessarily interrupted
during the war. has hcen again resumed, and the evil
deuces IT public appreciation from thai quarter are
multiplying every day. When honest eiE'hs are put
fuf,h. a. in the Weekly SUM-" to meet the demand
for rel,aie weekly record Of events AMI an enter
tanning vchIcle Of light literature. which. Whale Il IN
s,rucls sud plcasSs aims TO promote virtue as well rs
Intelligence. aud IL exclude e,Ssy line Of an impure
anil immoral tendency. il is cheering 10 receive such
evdecrs u public appreciation A. srs coming 10 Us
finn all psni. Of the country. ~ ..
Tgass aP SUBSCRIPTION.
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Clsb sf cir copies. one year. co.
& Club ~ twelve copies, ous year, 10 20
club uf sfesn copies. one year. 90
Club Of lwerty copies, one year, ~ 90
club uf ,~snsy.l,s copies. ons year. % 90
Psan.sasrs will slway. sa - agent. Lr petsons
In the nsighbohood..of ihrM respective "ihes, and
fr~srd orders md cash nader the authority Of The
Depsrsmeni. The safest mole Of temtlins subseip.
,,ans 10 b, hsn o. Poa sfAcs si.ss, aes-..
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