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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-09
NOTICE
To All Owners of Lots In
Dayton, Lyon County,
Nevada.
One Year in which to File your
Claims,
From 9TH, 1870

From j u1y 1870
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I, WILL
IN LIAM HAYDON, Judge Of the Fourth Judi
cal District of the State Of Nevada, as Trustee for
the owners of property in Dayton, Lyon county,
Nevada, under an Act of Congress entitled An
Act for the relief of the inhabitants of Cities
and Towns npon the Pnbiic Lands APP
proved March 2, 1867, have received Patent
from the United States for the east half the south
east quarter of the northwest quarter and the east
half Of the southwest quarter Of section twenty
| three the northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter and the northeast quarter OF section
twenty six, and the southwest quarter Of section
twenty -four and the northwest quarter Of the
northwest quarter Of section twenty five in Town
ship sixteen, north of Range twenty one (2l east,
in the District of lands subject to sale at Carson
City. Nevada, containing eight hundred and forty
acres. Patient dated May 10th. 1870. And all
persons owning lots or parcels Of ground in said
town site must within one year after the first
publication Of this notice file with me, at my Office
in Dayton, Lyon county. Nevada written descrip-
tion and claim Of the lots Of laadowned Or claimed
by them they will be forever barred Of any right
o. interest in Law equity in or to such lots or
PARCELS Of ground as remain unclaimed after the
expiration Of such period Of one year.
l-,q WILLIAM HAYDON,
District Judge, Fourth Judicial District. Nevada.
; Jnly ~, 4Szo:i ,.0Irklatse- Jy7'lav-1Ow Z
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-09

At meeting of the Union Republican State
Central Committee, held at Virginia City June %,
1870, it was resolved that State Convention OF
the National Union Republican, Party be held at
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1870,
To nominate candidates sor the following offices,
to wit: Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Repre-
sentative in Congress. Justice Of the Supreme
Court, Secretary of State, Attorney General.
Treasurer OF State, Controller of State, Surveyor
General Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
State Mineralogist, and Clerk of Supreme Court;
and the transaction of such other business shall
properly come before said Convention.
On motion, Resolved, That each county be en-
titled to one Delegate at large, one for each one
hundred 1OO) votes, and one for each fraction over
fifty $50 cast for the Republican Presidential
Electors at the election of 1865.
On motion, Resolved, That We recommend to
the several County Central Committees that the
Primary Election of Delegates to both State and
County Convention be held on the 18th day Of
September. 1870, and that at said election del
egation be elected to the State Convention and
delegation to the County Convention.
On motion, Resolved, That voter at the Union
Republican Primaries shall possess the following
Qualifications: He shall be citizen Of the United
States and of the State of Nevada; he shall at the
time Of voting at the Primaries be a qualified
electer and registered voter Of the Precinct in
which he offers to vote; he shall have voted the
Union Republican ticket, State and National, at
the General Election of November, A. D. 1868,
or would have done had it been possible to vote;
he shall solemnly pledge himself to vote for the
nominees Of the Union Republican party at the
General Election in November, A. D. 1870.
Resolved, That We recommend to the several
County Central Committees that on the day Of the
Primary Election for Delegates to the several con-
ventons, the people be requested to express their
preference for the candidates for the several Offices,
State and County, by direct vote.
Delegates are apportionedro the several Counties
a. follows:
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-09
N o T I C E.

DARTIEs HAVING ACCOUNTS AGAINST
i the V. 4 T. r. L. Co. are requested TO pre-
sent them at an office of the Company by the LIST
Of the month following that in which they have
accrued.
June IS 1870. If
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farmer and House-Keener

iCDniNu WITHOUT MILK OR Ercs-Rv
Mrs Philip Soak dry bread in no ,;t,i,
,"., ma,sr Us possible. and squeeze out all tho
,1 "a,cr. Ahi sufficient sugar to swcctcu.
ato ."1 small pudding, halfa teacupful Of
81 chaPPcd suet or butter, aud dried fruit
~ ~n'en has been soaked over night, or can
,; aed or fresh fruit: Mix we'll together, ad-
n'ng little allspice. The pudding is nut
INTO creased tin pail, cloth placed over
ana tue cover put on. Tho pail is set in n
he,ele 4 containing sufficient water to como
nalt way up the pail; boil for two hours,
OF more for large pudding. To be eaten
Win saucc.-Amcricdn I1rtcuIfur;.t
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AMI it has most muniiccn,ly; for not
SIX months passed ere Maggie Lancy nos.
sas$ci the solitaire which Grac. Eimorc
had worn 50 proudly aud falsely. have
secured the greatest treasure crri.l can r;-c
"a woman who ':an bear all things, so love
How two hazel eyes arc pceping over nv
shoulder, while happy voice cxclnims
NNhy George, you foolish old darling, no
ono viii ne Interested in that but yourself
Is my little wife correct
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The Marriage Outfit.

Old Deacon Browa started in life vcrv
poor: lie married his wife Susan before
| ,he days of hoops, pads, &c. They had been
happy in their married life, and unto them
was porn beautiful girl whom thew nam.
cI Nate, who, Of course, when she grew nm
lcli IN lovc.-Iler choice was poor hut
noble young man. The deacon and his
vile had taught their child tn chose far
herseif, but to do it wisely. and thew wcr.
glad to sec that she made choice ofan oct;
mao!c young man, their neighbours son.
Now, Kate took up notion that sho
must have Il great many articles for hcr mn-
riaee,and make 4 fashionable show f,lrces
a"rlns the honeymoon, end as they lived
d' only town, she wrote her father note.
requesting hlm to furnish her n cousi,lcra.
b!c amount to buy her outfit and stated in
IL ina: she expected she would have to send
to the city 70 get al she needed, whcrcu,on
me OLD man made the following really
nhhnESF DAUGHTER AS vou arc nv only |
u''"shter, may call you dearest lruly for I"x.
you very much. have considered vnnr ,n,o
''"n m ms Is my reply | nm sorry to find vn,, |
possessing weakness Of mGSt OF your sew r:i1
a''' lo" 'iiinN yon should lave Il large ouitit for
.p'r wedding and honeymoon. Whr, I m,rri
St your dear mother she had but two cnlicn
i''SS1S anu other things TO fit anl she t,ounh,
ic:Sct' well Off with tlic,n and really ,hnms,,,
HsE ;. rs took her in her calico dress, the pret
i ss'' sweetest GiTi III the land, and have never
h""%at Otherwise. She has made mr , lo. !
precious wife, and has been 10 me a hclpmatc in,
'%Gei. % Now, my dear child will no, refuse Won
Nhat You ask, but my observation in life has
,S, @nvlnced me That those girls who spend a hcap
I" money 10 provide their outfits for mn-rin,tc
re generally sure to spend heaps Of il aftc-wari
hd mat often they keep their husbands noses to
ives. VII ''' thciT [
: Ers';t many fine things for you ling an 2ce
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TAKE NOTICE
HNHPORTANT TO ALL!

WHO hns just opened tho lnrgcst stock of
BOOTS and SHOES, suitable for Spring and
Summer, in Cumberland?
S. j. EDWARDS S co.
Who is selling BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and
TR RCNHS in Cumberland ut Gold prices?
s. j. EDWARDS 4 CO.
WHO keeps the cheapest and best BOOTS in
Cumberland?
S. J. EDWARDS & co.
Who keeps the cheapest and best SHOES in
Cumberland?
S. !. EDWARDS g. co.
Who keeps tho best, cheapest and most fush-
ionublc HATS in Cumberland?
S. J. EDWARDS & co.
Who keeps tho cheapest and best TRUNKS
in Cumberland?
S. J. EDWARDS e. co.
Who makes the incest and best fitting BOOTS
in Cumberland?
S. j. EDWARDS s. co.
-. II. EDWARDS 81 CO.'S
STORE is AT
No. 81 Baltimore Street,
Near the English Lutheran Church.
Sign, of'thc Big Rcd Boot.
They certainly have the largest, best md
chcapcs, stock in Cumberland.
Call and examine stock and prices.
i,-No trouble to show goods. .~esN
Cumberland, April s, 1870.
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South 3raath 5ntellisentrr.
RoMNEY, FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. :, 1870.

WHAT Tnsy?-From n satrical poem under
this title in THE OLp GUARD, for September, VIC
cut the following sharp and pregnant lines:
Oh, blest gunpowder !! triply-hallowcd steel
What power for good your force and point reveal!
Sharp in your action, sure in your effect,
The men you deal with pay you deep respect.
But chief your merit not in whit you do,
AS in TINT better work which springs from you.
For once the people by yonr blessed aid,
Their power regain and feel .heir will obeycd.
Then may they surely seize each cogginS cheat,
And drag him trembling to their judgment seat.
What terror then, to knaves that long have vcSt
A peoples patience, and their minds Pcrplexed
Not theirs the steel-it never strikes SO low;
Not theirs the ball-they never risk its blow.
For them the ruthless rule of Lynch's law:
For them the rope shall stretch. the halter draw /;
The lamp posts readily for scailolds suit
Each iron tree can bear its proper fruit:
Long rows Of rogues suspended i'll the street,
Fine pendant ornaments the eye to greet.
Here Horace rcelcy swings, there Sumner hangs;
Here Schenck his crimes stoucs in writhing
pangs;
There triple strands Den Buffers nccl; environ !;
Here Kelley dances from his G,v0ritc iron;
There Holt ere closing on the earth his eyes,
Shall see murdered wouian's ghost arise
Here Nyc cuts capers TO n pleasant tuae,
Even in lis dying playing the buTn"a
There Cameron rises tn his great surprise
''Simon says wig waS,' aud the fellow dies;
And rogue on rogue who trarpa'l Oh th: nws,
| Shall make his exit followed with applause.
! Ie knavcs in Office on the peoples backs
] Imrosts on imp0sts pile md lax on tax,
| Tax the mans coat, the kirir os the maid,
The farmers Ilonghsllare and Tie !nhurcr spade;
Tax the boys whistle and the chu-c!,'s hell
| The young child's cradle and the dead ri:.n
| shell
| Tax food, tax drink: tax all the poor may year
| Tax, ere ye stop, the sunlight end TIE air.
The time will conc when this dumb iEass wh;ci
pays
The tax Of rich aud poor by work Of days.
The web that hutls It's limbs will rcEd ana si'uvn
| And these made wolves upon t;io- hunters turn
| Woe To yc all upon that evil day
| Yc wuuld not yield 10 reason. NOR will they.
Reason should rule among the Snrs Of men.
Not being brulc5; but Fit f:,il villa; tl."n?
If force prevent, and fraud ot. no avail
Mike the best course, must every other FALL
Let the war come, if come j: must Despite
All prudent efforts. God defend the right!
And should the people to their :nurky den
Pursue and slay these bandits-wcli what then
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ES-It was regarded as a strong case OF
circumstau,ial cvidcuco 10 Pittsburgh
court, the other day, when tue plaintiff pro-
duccd the skillet with which his wife struck
bin, and showed the jury bow nicely The
tho thrco legs fitted into the holes in his
head.
1so-'Tbc Fireplace is tho name Of a
drinking saloon in Chicago. Any Que eau
get warm by it for ten cents, or red.
for a quarter.
Lg- Carriage tops and curtains kept soft
With meats foot oil will no: crack. Patent
leather should never DC used about carriage
tops or harness where it has to DC ben!
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-07

o.. Arrtt JELLY FOR TARrs.-By sW.'
tin.' ~. ano core apples, without pairing, cover
:nem win water and let them cook SLOWLY
,I ,u an earl hen dish until the apples look red:
aII sTen pour into bag and gently squeeze out
al a.t Inc l'quid that will flow freely. Boil
.ai .hI liquor again about half an hour, then
au1 haif pound of sugar to q pint of iuice
anu Dollguickiy for fifteen minutes. itw;Ii
prove hrm nice jelly, aud requires but
naif the usual quantity of suear.-N
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Ey This is the way en- Arkansas od;,or

EV This is the way nn Arkansas editor
goes for another: 'Tho volcanic, pin,pc.
headed, blister-braincl, wlfaccd, spike
nosed, wcasel-eyed, web footed peg legged
iliI'putian, fogcy pet,ifoggcr of the Demo.
crat docs not like our appearance. Uu,il
this foul -mou'hed, cxcramcnti,ious, b.azcu
dcbascr has been run through @ sieve. il g.
ter, secured, scrubbed, swahbcd, spcnccd
Srd dIsinfcc;cd, until lie IS ct ohirct to
enter decent society, we will forbcar bavinc
anything to gay Ibou, him.
This, there is 10 do,h:, will be considered
by some ~ indicative of "pungcut, writer Of
great 'v'm,' and a lively, wide awake, "srcy,'
up-to-'he-''mcs newspaper! Others regard it as
proof That tic writer is black guard, ana his
paper filthy sheet l-.IIcrrnIrir Cu-.
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EE-A man 10 New Jersey ,n.med uotcl,-
kiss, thought it would be good plan to
scare the wife Of bis bosom little, the
other night, so ho slipped out of bed, got
on the roof and dropped n few bricks down
the chimney. Mrs. II. didn't scare worth
a cent, but quietly arose, bolted the trap
door' and again sought her peaceful slum-
6ers. The rest Of the night was spcn. by
Mr.. Hotchkss on the ridge polo, sbiveriug
IN the cold, aud sadly chanting, Thou art
so near and ye. so far
SrTwo years ago, 10 Ripley county
Indiana, two brothers by the namo Of
kolch had quarrel concerning the owner.
st1p OF barrel Of salt Twas decided
last week in tho Circuit Court, n. a cost
TO ono OF them of 1852 81, besides law
ycrs' fees.
GSAn official document of the yirr;n;a
and Tennessee Rail Road shows the in.
crease in value Of land along The road sos.
oVo,oVo, or, as shown Ivy State assess.
ncuts, 81 per cent.
Ep' '"D1cK," the Ute Indian. who walk.
cd all tho way from the far West to Wash.
ipg'op to DO educated, like tho whites. oh.
Jccts 10 boiug sent 10 school with negro
ch,idrcn. Tho Government officials placcd
him at shc Howard University.
as1'A woman in Catoosa county. ia ;s
reported 10 have recently shouted herself 70
ueatn undri excessive leiisig excitement.
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is not fcNIa.shr.
of yopr person, heac
man of sense, l have

man man o, VI sense, @ ,,Ihnn ! naIs n. L.
made any great preparations for !oh; .,aSe.
There are Inaly gentlemen in :his country, now
worth their millions, whose wives, when they
married. had more than your mother. By
this ! 30 no, mean that you should have no more:
hu: your mother tells me that you now have five
neat cycry(ay dresses and four Sunday ones, and
really they are larger, finer and better than ma
ny millions of your sex are able to obtain.
Il make these suggestions for your considcra-
ton, but Leave you TO follow them or not, as
your jud. iuent may dictate, and to show you
that this is the fact enclose you draft for
thousand dollars on my cashier, which you can
use IL: your pleasure.
Afcc,ionatcls yop{s, JoHN BEowS-'
Kate did not loDg ghcsitatc asto her course
Of action. lIes mother gave her few dol
lars Of her pocket mcacy,"sn9 she bought
only a simple, plain white dress and np-
pe1rc3 in it at the altar, with natural flow
crs aud her own loveliness for adornment
She drew the au1aunt Of the draft in
cold, and one NOUN to.a Gay after her
marriage handed the amount to her hus-
band and accompanied the gift with these
words:
Dcarest-I applied TO my father for mo-
ncy to purchase what supposed l needed
for my marriage, and nc wrote me this let
ter Grinding it to her husband, } aud iuclos-
ed in it tho draft upon which drew this
thousand gold dollars, which | now pre-
sen. to you as the moncy saved by a victo.
~ over a foolish fashion. Have l done
wisely"
You have my blessed wife, aud arc q
thousand times dcarGr to nc BY your better
Judgment
II is needless to add that the husband ci
Kate is nov worth many thousands Of dol
lars, aud in a delightful old age they otter
tell their friends and children of the 'hou
sand dollars as the foundation Of it all.
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ssSA young friend of ours, advised, up.
on the dsttlronoment of L"u:s Napoiean,
that he should como over to this country.
and take, with Mr.. Jefferson Davis, the n.
gency Of life Insurance company! The
Petersburg helc,u says that the ex. Empe-
Ior has been writtcn to, Offering him The
Presidency of an Insurance Company - IL.
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ny aeny tue accusation. Tho information, ,
Theodore cLeerfully roplies, is correct /
dli driuk wine ut the time referred to, az
1T l. Dy bnbit to do Whenever I need il or
wish it. You are at liborty to make any
use you please of this Information, end to
publish whatever you please concerning
me. Permit mo to odd, however, tLa. no
statement OF yours against me will be com.
Piete without adding the opinion that you
are either kpsve or fool All of which
may BIZ put down as personal, if not cleri-
cal or miusteri,l'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-07

EgThe First National Bank of Denver,
Colorado, has on exhibition bar Of gold
12a inches long, 81 wide, and IL thick,
valued at $4,000, aud is tho largest ever
seen in the world. 1t is to be sent to St.
Louis and ,hcuco to Now York.
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stem Of the KNIFE -. %.
cd and inserted into the cavity an,- :. -:
cold it will be found 6xod in its place with
great tcnacty.
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LARGE LAND SALE.-Daniel Welch 4
Co., real estate brokers in Washington Ci.
ty, recently sold forty thousand acres of
timber land situated in this State 10 Penn
sylvauia company Wheel. Int.
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E9~Frcc Masous, of both the German
aud French armics, arc said to have cviu-
ccd their humanity and brotherhood during
the Wal.
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g ArrLE MARH1ALADE.-Take ten pounds
OF apples, pared and quartcred, make n sv,
rup of ten pounds of sugar. stew H.. .r,,Ss
perfectly soft, a. --aNr.
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RUST on DINNER KNIVES
t,'an, .,n sweet on, we'll rubbing it on; let
,a: 'n:m remain for forty. eight hours, and then.
,,, ns anslacked lime finely powdered, rub
Tie hn'ie until all the rust has disappeared
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-07

a REMINrsCEScE.-One of tho greatest
wits that Virginia ever produced was the
late WIN. Maxwell Innumcrable arc tho
anecdotes related of him by his contcmpo-
raries, ard could they be collected they
would form one Of the most interesting Of
books. We shall jot down one of them for
the amusement of our readers.
Mr.. Maxwell and Col. l. of Norfolk
county, were often opposed to each other
at the bar, and nothing delighted Mr.. NJ,
more than to get chance at the colonel
either in court or anywhere else.
On one occasion MIR. Maxwell had been
questioning a woman, who was a witness.
! lie rnado somc queries that provoked bcr
very much, and she determined to give him
piece of her mind on the first opportunity
So, after she had finished her testimony,
sho went out of the courthouse, patiently to
wait for him till tue business of the day
was over. There Sue sat on the steps of the
templo of justice, nursing her wrath to
keep it warm,' till tho adjournment of tho
court As tho officials aud the spectators
came out, she looked in vain for her tor
mentor, but he did not appear with tho rest;
so in fury she rushed in to find him.
Mr.. Maxwell had staid behind with sew
cral friends, amoug whom was Col. L.; aud
while they were engaged in very interest
Jog conversation, the group was confronted
by the enraged woman. In no way dauntcd
by the assembled talent before her, sho
opened fcrcely on MIR. NJ, beginning thus:
Billy MAXWELL had oftcu hcaru Of you
as how you hadn't no manners when you
was questioning female women but I've
now seed the moancst ssrpontin the United
States of Virginny; for if there is ono
rueaucr I'd like to see himv sMy 4.
madam exclaimed Mr.. Maxwell, 'pori
to introduce TO you my particular friend
This happy and rcady turn oft at
penso of the colonel raised a sho'
tho whole company, 10 which nj
iuorc heartily than COL L. himself.
fJlk JDurnui
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-07

DAMP WHEAT-A miller in the Valley
of Virginia says that he took n bushel of
damp wheat, which weighed 523 pounds in
that state, dried it carefully and weighed it
again and found it weighed only A. pounds,
showing that the amount of water contained
in one bushcl of damp wheat is at least 5 or
pounds, and in very damp wheat it is
more. Upon measurement of the dry wheat
it was found that it had lost more than QUO
sixth in bulk and one tenth in weight
CIIILLs AND FEvERs.-Wc are
cd by gentleman residing II "
to assure all those IA u.
t;,n ,h,t ~ round i'll this CouD-
'''u '""S' choice variety and cheap
InorNhe latest Partisan novelties.
hcapiog tenspujnul OF tAole salt, dissolved
in a tumbler Of water, will effect certain
cure.-BaNimors american.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-07

cVEcv. Mn. FULroN, OF Boston, hay
ing been Informed that Rev. THEODORE
TILroN drank wirc, writcs. TO bim askir.
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CEMENT FOR FASTENING I~~-r,..
IN HANDLEs.-A n.
knives or forks : Year.
the.
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ce oranges @ L N IA
til thick,
d put paE2 S ITY
YER close. =
D. D., PRESIDENT,
HAkEnI

md sNh" ha,. !, of Professors.
tatrecently for purposes of instruc.
wi i,uuon has already attained a rery
the becfltronagc and support.
80. - buildings in
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William II::rpcr, Editor
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South Branch Intelligcnccr.
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O6icc, Corner Main amd GruUrl Lane SIS.
Ro%xrY, Wisr VIRGINIA.
4 I. l. NJ S:

TI.EMS
THREE DOLLARS per nnnum-or TWO
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS if paid in ad-
vance.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
Tile rates of advertising are, for square ten
lncs) or less, OSE D"LLAu AND FIFTY GENTS tor
three inscriiums-iur,cr ones in the SAME proper
tion Zach continuance 'fhirty-scvcn anu II half
Cents. DO. 80
Quarterly, half yearly and yearly advertise
mcn,s inserted at n liberal reduction OH the above
rates.
Yearly advertisers disseminating during the
year will lie charged regular rates.
Noa,lvcr,iscmcn! to lie considered by the month
or year unless specified the Manuscript or pre-
viously agreed upon between the parties.
Resolutions Of associations, communications OF
limited interest, ans. notices Of deaths exceeding
TEN LINES will be charged ten cents per line.
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WHO has just opened tho lnrgcst stock Of
BOOTS and SNOES suitable fur Spring and
Summer, in Cumberland?