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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-05-13
1t is announced by cable telegraph from

1t is announced by cable telegraph from
Florence that sig. Berternatti. now the Min
lister of the King of Italy at ConstantinOple
is to be transferred to Washington. Com
United States of Victor Emmanuel when
King of Sandman, and was translated
from that place to Turkey, Immediately at
ter the expansion of the Kingdom of Sar-
dinia into the Kingdom of Italy. sig. Ber-
tinatG during his former mission To this
country. married Nine Eugenia Bass, an
American lady, born in Tennessee, and Wild
ow of Mississippi planter, a lady of great
beauty and at one time much admired in
the society of New Orleans.-Picayune.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-05-13

GEN. LEE IN a NEW MovEMENr-The ac-
ton of Genral Lee as President of Wash
ington College, Virginia, in taking up the
movement for practical and technical cdu-
cation in this country Is likely to make as
great an impression upon cur old fogy
schools and colleges as he did in military
tactics upon our old fo%y commanders. lie
proposes to place Washington College in the
front rank of the march of modern ideas by
adding practical instruction i'll agriculture,
mechanics, engineering and chemistry to
its present list of studies. If he succeeds in
doing so, the old fashioned institutions.
where the arts of words and OF choppiug
logic, with a smattering of the dead Ian
guages only are taught, will soon be left in
the iurch by the new system. The old
schools must admit the new ideas OF the age
or 90 mder.-N. Y. Herald.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-05-13

Unless the moment is seized when the
heart is warm and the enthusiasm kindled
nothing of importance will ever be accom-
plished. 1t viii never make amends for a
neglected duty, that at some succeeding
time we have performed some other work
God has set to our hand. Every moment
has its appointed duty, and one neglected
never comes back to give Us a new trial.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-05-13

Mr.. Edward A. Pollard is destined soon to
appear before the public again; this time as
the plaintiff in suit of divorce again st
Mrs Pollard nee the Countess Nathalie de
San Domingo. The evidence is now being
prepared and the case win come up before
the spring term of the proper court in the
City of New York. This steP-it is author
itatively stated--is preparatory TO another
trial Of the matrimonial moose.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-05-13

The CoTToN STRIKE.-In the news that
the cotton strike in England is extending
and the announcement that the mills cannot
give the operatives work sufficient to sup
port them, unless there be Il rise in cotton
goods or a decline in raw cotton, we have
another evidence of the bad policy of Il wide
separation between the producer and man
utacturer. Some think the result will be 10
force down prices of the raw material.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-05-13

THE FINALE OF THE FIRE-CRACKER FARCE.
Says the Lexington Advertiser: Messrs.
Owen. Barlow, Purdom, Price. Bean. Dass,
and Pitchford, the parties who were arrest
ed at this place upon suspicion of being
concerned in the Lynch disturbance, and
taken to Jackson by the military, have been
discharged and returned home, the military
being unable to sustain their charges.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-05-13

Generals Bragg, Beauregard and Hood
unite in strong appeal TO the citizens of
New Orleans in behalf Of the Lauderdalc
Orphans Home.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-05-13

swiss emigrants are arriving in Grundy
county, Tenn, in large numbers, and are
said TO out-work all creation.
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UNIYERCITY OF TUSCALOOSA
April. 10th. 1850.

ApTlI, IULIl- IobJ.
dear Farther: colledged is opened and we
We is scattered in the fameTlies of the prof
fessors for the presint. L bode with Mr..
Lomiss, and he don't feed well bit. He
have nOthin but corn-dodgers and fish three
times day and no coffee except for hisself
and his Lady. The fish is hickry shad and
each one have 10000 Beans in him, We get
no bacon nor other sorts of meets. Those
Fellows what stays at the other professors
houses says that they don't get even what l
does. The boys In town is down upon us
for bein here. They calls us scallerwags
and sich like. | want TO go home. Please
send me some money to buy something to
eat with. Best Love to mar and sissy.
Iourn in base "
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Respectfully yours,
BARNEY CLAY.

The Elevated Railway is slowly going
up in New York.
The Colorado Register predicts a renewal
of the Indian war.
New York intends to establish free public
baths this summer.
There is a colored sculptures at Rome.
She has made a statute of IIagar.
Norfolk, during the past six months, ship
ped 348753 bushels of peanuts.
New York papers of the oath, are filed
with accounts of frightful railroad accident
/ which occurred recently on Long Island. in
/ which six persons were killed and fifteen
I were seriously wounded.
| The correspondents of one of our CITY pa
pers are discussing the difference between
I a revolution and a Rebellion. This old
/ rhyme Of an English author. Sir John Har-
rington, gives the clue to all such distinc-
/ tons:
Treason doth never prosper; what's the
Why, lift prosper, none do call it treason.
Exchange.
There are in youth a beauty and purity OF
character which, when once touched and
/ detled. can never be restored; a fringe
I more delicate than frostwerk. and which.
when once torn and broken, can never be
re-embroidered. He who hath spotted and
! Soiled his garments in youth. though he NAV
seek to make them white again, can never
wholly do it. even were he to was them with
white again, can never wholly do il, even
were he to wash them.his tears.
-:o-:
In Chickasaw recently Mr.. Y. Tennison
had = difficulty with tive negroes. he re-
| treated and they followed him, when be
| FOUND that they were gaining on him he
| turned and fired, wounding one. Willie
Tennison, not knowing any thing of the
difficulty, came up at this time and was fired
at and slightly wounded by the other negro.
New Record.
From the New Record we learn that a
freeman, was whipping his wife unmerci-
| fully when his mother entered and he DELHI
erately drew bis pistol and killed her. The
freedmen gathered and went in pursuit OF
him and are supposed to have killed him.
The same man had a few days before cut his
mother very severely. \
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Everybody complains of his gas bill, and
yet it is light expense.
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A Washington special to the Cincinnati
Commercial saws:

Information has been received here, that
a certain prominent gentleman in Rich
mond, after conversation with Gen. Candy,
left him with the impression that the vote
en- the Constitution will be ordered between
the LIST and 10th of July, so as not to inter
fere with the harvest Gen. Candy also de-
sires thorough registration, and Is anxious
that citizens of all parties shall interest
themselves in seeing a full and fair vote
The probability is that President Grant will
be governed by Gen. Csnby's suggestions.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-05-13

The following letter, says the Indepen-
dent Monitor, not enveloped or sealed, was
found in the vicinity of the University. For
the sake of the writer, we leave out his
The Republican journal., 1869-10-21

Capt. Fred Wood, of sch. Franklin Treat, at New
York from Para, complained to the harbor police
Friday that the cargo had been broached on the way
to New York and robbed of $500 worth of rubber
Officer Doyle of the harbor police, was sent to in
yestigate the matter, and after making a thorough
search of the vessel found all the property concea-
ed under the ceiling Of the hold.
Two drovers of Bangor carried to Brighton, Mass
last week, 1900 Aroostook sheep, and realized as
profit on them the sum of $1,000.
The river at Bangor is so high as to interfere with
the shipment of lumber
The Wing and the Jetfersonian of Bangor ARE
having very unhappy quarrel over the will of the
late Rufus DwneI.
Attention is directed to the new advertisement of
the Boston Medical Institute, it contains informa-
uon of importance to the public.
The great body of fresh water and mud brought
down by the Kenncbec River is killing the Holsters
about its mouth.
counterfeit $50 bond has been traced directly to
the Treasury Department, where the plate was
copied from the genuine in the possession of the
YirtuouS Clark. Ii is a beautiful state Of things,
when the Treasury itself is den Of counerfeiters.
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Fcvers seldom make attack without warning;
warm water, wrapping up warm IN bed, and tax
ing Two or three OF Parsons Purgative Pills"
A Missionary just returned, says he regards
"Johnson's Anodync Liniment" as beyond all price,
and etlicacious beyond any other medicine. 1t is
adapted to great variety of special cases. and is
the best pain killer in the world.
4 WATCH, pair of Blankets, Quilt or Shawl
IL for One Dollar appears almost impossible but
such may be had and hundreds of other useful
articles by patronising PARKER & cos ''ONE
DOLLAR SALE"
Their system of doing bu Sness has been examin-
ed by the authorities and DECISION rendered from
the Internal Revenue department at Washington
dated Nov. 4th 1868, declaring their business per-
ectly fair and legitimate and entirely different from
get Watches blankets, &C., for One Dollar, but in
euery large Club, one Of these articles are sold for
one dollar, an extra nducement, and some
member of the cluD has the chance of obtaining it..
new feature introduced by this enterprisng firm,
is pay their agents in either cash or merchandise
and to prepay the express charges No better on
pOrtunity can be offered to either Ladies or Gentle
men, having leisure time, than to form clubs for
this firm.
Read their advertisement in another column and
send for catalogue. 1m12.
| How many desparing invads have receivedlight
| aud hope from the perusul of DIR. A. H. Hayes
| medical works it would be impossible to estimate
While engaged in an extensive and most lucrative
practice he has yet found time to write series Of
treatises that will confer upon him imperishabIe re-
| nown. All should read them. (See advertisement
| of Peabody Medical instituted 3m10
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BOSTON MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

10 me l'UOUc
We have recently noticed going the rounds in the
Maine papers certificate from DR.. BUCHANAN, OF
Philadelphia the purporr of which is to bolster UP Dr.
l.. A. SIiATTUCK, Of Augusta. Justice to ourselves
and the public requires the following explanation OF this
affair, which speaks for Itself. In a letter dated,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept - 1869
DIR. BUCHANAN, says: awe received him, (Shat
tuck) and treated him gentleman account of DIR.
GREENE; he informed tltt he had be with Or
special attention from u.s. After he went home to Al
gusta he wrote for the enclosed crltiticatc which
gave with the clear understanding that il TO be
framed for his of"e and for circulation. Several
parties in Maine have written re- tring this, and
invariably kept silent but it involves respected
friend DIR. GREENE, am not disposed to be so any
longer. wrote to DIR. SIIATTUCk regarding it, ard
he answers me that ii will be taken out and used only
first intended regret this exceedingly, but the entire
mistake was in my approaching DR.. 5. Dr. GREENAS
confidential student, and treating him as such"
The public will remmember that proved beyond all
question that the time Shatuck spent with Dr. Greene,
at the Institute in Boston, as aborcr and
medical student. The public win also that the
men referred to in the certificate WAS the treatment of
DR.. Greene who has become Gworably known through
out the country during practice Of than 70 years
in Boston.
We would advise 1nvaiis and all interested to send
for Dr. Greene's medical book (Sen % and learn the
true OF and not trust tlcir lives VITA young
and inexperienced Doctors.
Address DIR. Il. GREENE,
4wl4 3tTcmpIc Place, Boston.
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vOuxC MANOR WOMAN.

you wish to avoid the destructive maladies which
caused by committed in early life, or would be
dscretions, peruse works Of Dr. Hayes, Consulting
Physician OF the Peabody Medical Institute, Boston.
TON treats upon and physical debility, re
soration Of manhood &C.. in mastery manner, and it
The Peabody Medical Institute publish it, and also, by
the same eminent author, SEXUAL. PHYSIOLOGY
yertisement of the Peabody Medical Institute in another
column,
The Republican journal., 1869-10-21

Loss OF LIFE AT SEA. Captain Hall of ship
Golden Rule, at this port from Liverpool,
states that on the 18th ult., in latitude 43 30
longitude &c, fell in with brig Rush, Captain
Petty, from New York for Malta, which YES
sci reported having lost overheard in gale,
on the 18th ult, the captain, mate and one sea-
man. She had also lost deck load, sails, boat,
&c, but the hull remained uniniured and per-
fectly tight. AS all the persons belonging to
the brig capable of navigating her had been
swept overheard and lost, Capt. Hall sent his
second mate, Mr.. Pardesty, on board to fill
that position, and the vessel proceeded on her
voyage. Boston Herald.
The Republican journal., 1869-10-21

Ship Emily McNear, ut Philadelphia from Liverpool,
had heavy Westerly gales the first 10 days out shipped
much water shifted cargo stove boat broke the wheel
and sustained other damage
Launched at itockport, 9th inst. from the yard OF
A. 5. Eclls Co, the fine Schooner Fannie II. Buckln
She is of about 300 tons (od measurement, owned BY
the builders, f. Hanson and Jonas Merriam of Rock
port, John Fogcr of Hope, A. j. Bird Co, and Capt
Edward Bucklin, OF Rockland, who will command her.
She will hail from Rockand, and is intended for The
general fteighting business.
Al Ellsworth tuesday. from the yard of u. H. Epps
the schooner "Louisa Wilson, $50 tons old measure
mont
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DEYE HEALED

DE- We EIEALED
Is or Whatsoever Disease ye have by
the GREAT SPIRITUAL REMEDY, MFRS. sEENCE'&
POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE POW
DERs. II your druggist hasn't the Powders, send a
brief description Of your disease to PROF. PAXTON
spence, Al. D., Box 5s17, NEW YORK CITY, and those
mvsteriou., wonder.wOrkins Powders wi
be mailed to you, post paid. O0x $A' q boxes 80
ttl3sp
The Republican journal., 1869-10-21

Turner's NeurMlgia E1iII:The great remedy Tor
Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases More than 100 600
cured by it in the last two years Price by mail pack
age 5106-6 packages S5.27.
The lorraine Vegetable Cataartic pill
The best known remedy for all Diseases Of the Blood,
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys for Headache, Rheumatism,
and in ALL cases where caharc is required Price by
TURNER & CO.. 100 FREMONT ST., Bosrov, MASS.
op,1p
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M A N HOOD :.
aJAth Edition.

a MEDICAL ESSAY on the Cause and Cure of Prema
tufe Decline in Man, the treatment OF NERVOUS and
iHIsCA Debility, &c. the result of 20 years success
- ih"r. is no member OF society by whom this book
WI III" De found useful, whether such person holds the
relation OF Parent, Precepor Clergyman" Medical
Times and Gazette.
! Curtis on Manhood should bcin the hands OF young
" Alanhood, by DR.. Curtis, is one of the few books
winch eau lay claim to the character of being strictly
The moral and medical prccepts ia it rem
der it invaluable. Lancet.
Manhood The experience and reputation Of DR.
GURUS IN me treatment of the diseases set forth in this
niue pam 1het is the patients guarantee, and well de
serves for the work its immense circulation" DAILY
Times.
sent by mail on receipt of so cents. Address the Au
thor, DIR. CURTIS, II Chapman Street. Boston, Mass
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SAVE THE CHILDREN

Mutudcs of them suffer- linger, and die, because of
Im-W orms. The only etecual remedy for these most
ublcSomc and dangerous OF all worms in children or
adults, is found III DIR. GOULD'S PIN-WORM SYRUP
Purely vegetable; safe and certain valuable caharc
aud beneficial to health. GEO. Z. GOODWIN & CO..
Boston, and all druggists.
Gnf
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Mrs. CLARA A. SLEEPER

HyEACHER OF PIANO FORTE. Residence ut Mrs
IkUSSELL's Congress Street, Belfast.
RJ- Speca attention given to beginners. TIL
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1.-The Pen is Miglticr than the Sword"
MOTIONS GOLD PENS
kI,IILr pNSH PIN IN ,nIIE IED L

TIE BEST PEN IN TIE WORLD!
have just received complete and splendid assert
ment OF the above celebrated Gold Pens in great variet
size for ladies. Any one wanting the luxury of goo
pen should not fail to call and examine them at tn
,Iewcry Store of e. lIERVEI.
Sole Agent for Belfast, and vicinity. 6Wi3
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BELFAST PRICE ouusHs4,
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
BELFAST, Wednesday, October, 20 1856
SPECIAL NOTICES

Wharfage and Storage,
On the principal Wharf III the harbor, at reasonable
terms. Inquire of
| l3tf w III. SIMPSON.
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Get. l3th. 5ehs North Cape, Crockett, Boston; ABBY
Gale RYDER, do
Oct. 18TH sch Martha Weeks, Gilmore, Boston.
Oct. 18th. Sch Earl, furgusOn, Boston.
Oct. 18TH Sch Banner, Cunningham, Fishing.
Oct. 2oh. Schs Jack Downing. Patterson, itockand;
tanner Mcfarland, Fishing.
SAILED.
Oct. eth. Scls Empire Furguson, Boston; Abby Gale
Foss, Ellsworth.
The Republican journal., 1869-10-21

A special dispatch to the Portland Press
says that the following gentlemen have just
been confirmed Us Valuation Commissioners
Partman Houghton, PASSPORT; Nehemiah
Smart, Searsmont John p. Hubbard, Hiram
Alvin Currier, Farmington Abel Prescott,
Canaan.
The Republican journal., 1869-10-21

A terrible accident occurred at the Ohio
river bridge at Louisville, Ky, Saturday af-
tcrnocn A temporary trestle work being
erected between two piers for the purpose of
swinging span, gave way by a jerk of the
locomotive used in raising the timbers, and
six men were precipitated distance of nine
ty-fve feet. Two men were instantly killed
and two mortally wounded. Another while
walking between two piers near by, fell nine
ty-live feet and was instantly killed.
The Republican journal., 1869-10-21
-lIAIaRI ED.

In Bango the 18th inst. by Rev. Prof. Hcrrick,
George y. Boar,nan ESQ OF Calais, to Miss Mary Ade-
lnide Jordan. Of Bangor.
In South Liberty, Oct 70, by Benz z. upham Esq,
Appleton.
In Appleton, Oct, 10, by VIM. H. Meservey Esq, Ma,
than Bowler OF Liberty TO Mrs Hannah $. GoNen Of
Union.
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OneHaif the REGULAR Rates,

We want good reliable agents in every part Of the
commissions, either i'll CASH HsercSamnslis- and
antec satisfaction to every dealing with our house
Agents should collect ten from cacll customer
and forward to us III advance for Descriptive Checks of
the goods We sell.
The holders Of The Checks have the privilege of either
purchasing the article thereon described, eNchang
ing over $50 different 2rticrS,not Of which can be
purchased in the usual way for the money
The advantages oi first sending for Checks IRE these
We are constantly buying small lots OF very valuable
goods, which are not on catalogues and for which
club we viii pnt checks for " Nr'iIs, QrlLTS BLANK
Els, DRESS rAriEENS soina Other article Of value
girny some nc'4bS Of the ci"d an op9ori~niy Of par-
ehaS'ag q" d%tfie for obont one qfltcr Of It's n0ie
In every order amounting to 25o, accompanied by
the cash. the Agent may retain $780, and i'll every order
of over 500, $500 may be retained to
PAY The EXPRESS CHARGES.
This offer il especially to assist Agents in The
erS
COsE VI SsE sNS.
Agents will be paid ten per in Cash or Mcrchan-
disc, when they FILL r THEIR ENTIRE CLUE for winch
below we givea partioi List of Commissions
For an order %. %f" from club OF thirty, we
will pay the Agent :s commission Is ytls Brown or
Beacled Sheeting Good Dress Pattern, Wool Square
Shawl, French Cashmere Pants and Vest Pattern, Fine
large White Conntrrpane ETC. etc. or So so in cash
pay the Agent, IT, Commission, - yds. Shooting, One
pair heavy Wool Blankets roplln Dress Pattern Hand
some Wool Square shawl, S!Ncr-I&se Watch cte etc,
or $500 in cash.
For an order OF %re,es. from II Club Of one hun
good ya:d-wd Sheeng, Coin-Silvor Hunting Case
Watch Rich Long Wool Shawl, Suit OF :lll ool French
Cashmere, ETC., ctc or slo in cash.
We DO not employ any Travelling Agents, ana Gus
toners Should not p1y money to persons Purportng to
be our agents, unless personally acquainted.
Send HOMER ALWAYS ssH ssEs.gN-
'ss17zhsR LETTERS.
For ftll particulars send for Catalogues.
pARkE!. * 90.
The Republican journal., 1869-10-21

No cases have yet been tried, and the prospect is
that but little business will be done. The second
Jury was excused for the term, on Wednesday morn
The Republican journal., 1869-10-21
DIED.

obituary notices, teyomd the dnfe, name and age, aast
be paid tor.i
IN Stockton, Oct II, Mrs Ruth s., wife of Otis Harri-
man, ged II years.
IN 5lcsboro, Oct. siil, of consumption Charlie, Theo-
bald only son of Daniel and Lydia J. Phbrook aged
20 years II months.
SHIP n r vs..
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i9s public notice to all con-
eI duly appointed and taken
Necutor Of the last will OF
Morrill,, in the County iof
ond as the law directs; he
who are indebted to said
l@diate payment, and those
ICON to exhibit the same for
| AEANSON W. GREER.
The Republican journal., 1869-10-21
FRANK F, PARKER

rI1EACIIER OF THE PIANO, proposes to locate in
Il this city.
He respectfully olics the patronage of those desiring
instruction.
Residence, GS High ST.
Belfast, Oct. &, 1869. 4wl3*
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ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

Our facilities for transacting dis immonsc lnsinr -
are better than ever before. We have agents in all the
principal cities to purchase goods the Manufactur.
cs, Importers and Others for Cash and often at an
immense sacrifice from the original of production
oar stock consists, in part Of the following goods -
sha"ls, Blankets, ssMilts, So.toms. cling.
hams, Dress Goods, Table. kliuen ,s'nwa.s
shSsiery. Stoves. skirts. s'orsets. &c. &c
sf.srr- s.iaase's - are, spoons plated ora
plated Gast0ra. Britannia Ware, GLASS
ware Table .srad Pocket Cutlery, in Great
variety. "
Elegant Eremcs. and German Fancy
Ss0Sas. beautiful Photograph a lbu,ns the
newest and choicest styles in Morocco Gnd Velvet Find
ings.
Morocco Travelling Rags, handkerchief
and q love Boxes. dc.
Sold and Plated seweir,. eE tbs, newest
styles.
we have also made arrangements with some of the
leading Publishing Houses, that will enable US to sell
the standard and latest works Of popular authors at
about one half the regular price such rs BYRON MOORE
BURNS, MILTON and IENNYSoN's WoRKs, in full Gilt
and Cloth BiutnuS.-an1 of atb
The Republican journal., 1869-10-21

NYONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP II
~ stecl-engraved wrapper, with facsimile OF m
Chemical warehouse, and signed
III. T. IiELMbOLD.
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DOES IT PAY TO ADVERTISE? A leading
book firm in this city answers the question as
follows; They published an edition of 4 boob,
of 500 copies and did not advertise it. In
about Il year nearly the whole edition remain
ed on their hands, as the author, who was
largely interested, did not think it would pay
to advertise. Finding that his book did not
and advertised freely. His book has now gone
through seven edition of 500 copies each and
the eighth is ordered The author now be-
ioves in advertising, Boston Journal
The Republican journal., 1869-10-21

unE subscriber hereby Civ
i corned, tha9he has ReeJ
npon himself the trust d u
Benjamin Thomas, late -
Waldo, deceased, by givina
therefore requests all pcrso
deceased's estate to make i'm i
who have any demands thedc
settlement to him. 2w15