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SUNDAY SERVICES.
CHESTNUT STREET CHURCH.

CHESTNUT STREET CHURCH.
Rev. S. f. Jones preached from the text in
John, s :46-"Which of you convinceth me of
sin? And if say the truth, why do ye not be-
lieve me?" In the previous discourse of this
series, the preacher spoke of the complacency
of Jesus resulting from consciousness of
power and perfect equality with the Father.
In the present discourse he referred to his com
pacency arising from consciousness of per-
feet rectitude and purity. In all these dis
courses the preacher assumed as granted the
Divinity of Christ Consciousness of rectitude
is a source of power and permanent peace.
Power alone does not give peace. William
Pitt the head statesman of his age, was miser-
able and died of broken heart at the age of
forty-seven. Shelley was talented and wretched;
Byron, exalted to heaven in intellectual power,
was miserable beyond expression. The most
exalted lives have often been the most unhap-
py and restless, for they have lacked the con-
seriousness of rectitude and purity. But when
we turn to the history of Jesus. we find a life
of calm repose and perfect peace That peace
was both mental and spiritual, peace of mind
and of SOUL We mourn over past errors and
Mistakes and the consciousness of these makes
us distrustful and anxious for the future. Jesus
had no such experience. He never made a
mistake. His life work was perfect and glori-
GUS He was never perplexed or at loss what
to do or gay. His gospel was gospel of love,
but there was no weak sentimentalism in it;
and he was just and keen in his discrimination
and perception of human character-cam,
self-possessed, sure. His moral rectitude
sprang from his perfect purty-a purity with
out shadow of stain. Down to this time his
character has stood uhimpeached. Unbeeving
nationalist, pretentous mOralist and scott ng
lntidel have alike confessed its stainless purity
and transcendent beauty. He bore pure heart
ami an dnsullied conscience, and these will
ever be the source of peace. The followers of
Jesus cannot expect in this world perfect ami
unvarying peace of mind, for they are subject
to human infrmity; but they may hope for
perfect peace of conscience, for the blood of
Christ can cleanse from all sin and the Divine
Spirit can give us a consciousness of acceptance
with God through Jesus, and in that conscious
ness we can have perfect peace.
ALLEN MISSION.
Yesterday afternoon Rev. j. McWhinnie
preached to large audience. taking Tor his
theme the barren fig tree. His sermon, which
was very interesting, was followed by remarks
by Rev. W. HI. Fem on The same subject. The
gospel temperance meeting was largely at
tended in the evening, and addresses were
made by Rev. Mr.. Merrill, Geo. w. Chase,
and others. Several signed the total absti-
nence pledge. The public are invited to the
union temperance meeting this evening.
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HARPER's BAZAR.-This beautiful weekly
publication is a welcome visitor to the parlor
circle The number for the ensuing week has
been received oy Fessenden Brothers, Lancas-
ter Hall, and D. Wentworth 553 Congress, cor
ner of Oak street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-03-13

LYONS KATHARIoN prevents the hair from
falling out or turning gray, renews it growth,
and gives strength and vigor. 1t is delightfully."-
is the cheapest and most desirable Hair Tonic
ever produced. Used by the elite Price only
30 cents apr16deodaw1y
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DEATH OF WILLIAM CHAsE.-William
Chase, who was injured last Wednesday, died
from his injuries yesterday morning at half
past nine o'clock.
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1,279,843 These figures represent the num-
Der OF bottles of Adamson's Botanic Cough
Balsam sold up to the common cement of the
coming year. This is unprecedented, and not
one case of dissatisfaction with it is known to
exist. mch13-eod
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Stated Meetings.
CITY GOVERNMENT

The regular meetings of the City Council take place
the first Monday evening of each month.
The School Committee meetthe fourth Monday eve
ming Of each month.
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Dissolution of COpartnership.

FzSHE Copartnership existing under the name of
Il HARMON, PAINE 81 CO., was dis
solved March l, 1876.
A. E. Chase is alone authorized to sign the firm
name in settlement of all accounts.
Portland, February 20, 1876 ma13d3t*
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Wanted.

"A SITUATION as filler, by young man who
- thoroughly understands filing and running
al KINDS Oh circular saws and other mill machinery.
ADDRESS j. P. MORRISON,
mal5d2W" West Cumberland, Me.
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"ONLY Sweet Little Letter. is the title of
the latest popular song. 1t can be obtained of
the publishers, Collins & Buxton, 522 Con-
greSS street. If
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ATTENTION is called to the collection of oil
paintings now on exhibition at the eooms of f.
o. Bailey & Co., IS and 81 Exchange street.
Sale commences Tuesday.
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Portland Turnyerein.

ThNHE Annual meeting of the Portland Turnverein
Il for the choice of officers and the transaction of
the usual business will be held at their Hall, on
FRIDAY EVENING, March 18th, at O'Clock. A
full attendance is requested.
Per order
ma13d5t a OSCAR r. WISH, Secy.
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wee President Robbie and Treasurer Conant
u the Rochester road, leave town tomorrow on
short trip 10 Washington,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Please tell the people that you saw their
Advertisement in the PRESS, the circula-
ton of which, per month, exceed, hoe, eco,
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New Advertisements To-Day.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
-Vickery g. Leighton.
lvelerS Insurance Co.
PORTLAND POST OFFICE.

G. W. GODDARD PosrM.srrp
d w. fohh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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I'm the Court of Commissioners of Ala.
bama Claims.
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mails
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Two new Lodges of Good Templars have
been instituted: Centennial, No IS. at Gull
ford, D. r Straw, Jr., Deputy; and Noun tain
Home, No. 81, at Hebron, A P. Cushmau,
Deputy. Several will be organized before the
Grand Lodge session.
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March Z, 1876. !
VyHE attention of Claimants and their Attorneys
Il is called to the following Act of Congress- and
Special Rule of this Court.
John DAVIS C1erlx
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-25

PROFESSOR CUNNING.

As recorded in our last, the very unpleasant
weather compelled Prof. Cunning to omit his
last lecture, and other engagements have cut
short his time here SO that he will be compelled
TO condense hs course very much. On next
Tuesday evening he will be at the Court House
and deliver his lecture on the "Orgin OF Species"
an interesting subject and one attracting great
attention in scientific circles. The last lecture
will be on Thursday evening on the Origin Of
Laws,p These occasions will be the last that
will be offered to hear the Professor and all
should improve these opportunities for their own
sakes, and not only that but We should give him
good houses that he may be induced at some
future occasion to visit us again. At present we
rather think he is Disguised with the audiences
he has so far had here.
SUSAN B. ANTHONY.
This celebrated advocate Of woinan's rights is
to deliver her new lecture woman Wants
Bread-not the Ballet" at the Congresa tiona'
Church on next Saturday evening, April LIST.
There is no need to introduce Susan B. An
thony to an Ottawa audience, She IS known
through the land as an earnest worker for her
sex and as public speaker of great ability. The
bare announcement that she will be here will
draw house.
The above lectures, il will be remembered, are
all under the auspices Of the Academy OF Science,
to whom our people owe vote Of thanks for
their energy and public spirit in getting the
Deopln here
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Pure home made candies at Piergue's.

The CoLwgLLs.-The assignment mad by the
firm Of Colwell Clark & Co., of course dissolved
that firm, and Messrs. John and James Colwell
have formed new partnership in the business
of contractors, carpenters and builders, opening
a shop in the Hossack building, few doors
east OF the warehouse. Whatever business VI
cessitudes they may have encumbered, they have
lost none of that skill which gave them so just
and high reputation in years past as among
the leading builders Of the northwest. One or
both of the firm may at any time be found ut
their new business location as above indicated
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New MEAT MARKEr-Mr. GEORGE BERLEr,
SO well known by the West siders for several
years past is the pleasant and accommodating
foreman of Mr.. Wiget's meat market on the cor
ner of Main and Clinton streets, has rented a
room in Hossacks row, south side OF Main street,
and about tho middle of next week will open
meat market there on his own account. He will
keep full supply of all kinds of fresh aud salt
meats, -beef, pork, mutton, veal. ans, bolognas
corned beef and pork, &c. Georges deserving
and popular 'meat carpenter" and will. we hope
get liberal run Of custom.
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Intelligence Once.

Mr. Lovctt has been interviewed SO freauen tly
by parties in search OF help that he has conclud-
ed to open an Intelligence Office at his shirt
factory. The object of the agency is to beneht
both parties-to furnish good, reliable domestic
servants and all classes of help, and to aid par
ties in want of employment with positions
Both classes will find it to their interest to see
Mr. /. on the subject, whom they will find TO be
a man reliable In every respect
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PAISTRR-We would call the attention OF inc
public to the advertisement OF Mr.. L. HossscK'
painter, In this paper. Mr.. II. had for some time
been boss painter for Colwell Clark q Co.. but
is now at work for himself. He is an old hand,
and can point to scores Of the best buildings in
Ottawa as samples Of his work. He is prepared
to do painting, granting, paper hanging, and al
other branches natural to his business, and guar
u.tees perfect satisfaction. Orders may be left
at Osman & Hapeman's or at his shop over tho
old Palmer wagon shop on Columbus street.
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Oranges, lemons, IS, dates, etc, at Piergue''
New blacksmith Shop.

We refer to the new shop near the Fox River
bridge on Main street, lately opened by Messrs.
Costello s. Kendrck for horse shoeing and job
ing of every description. Messrs. Costello &
Kendrick are well known here as first class
workmen; learned their trades here and have
worked here for years, and we know of no better
workmen in the city Their shop is well sup
piled and is conveniently near to the business
center: and We can recommend our friends to
give them a call when smiths services are
renuired.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-25

Miss Monroe, of whose readings we have be.
fore spoken, win entertain the people OF Ottawa,
at the Opera House, on Thursday evening, April
9th As an artist in her line. Miss Monroe is one
of the most entertaining 1t has been our good
fortune to listen to. We bespeak for her full
house on the occasion OF her second professional
visit to our city
Miss Monroe is maryelously fine reader as all
who have heard her can testify.-Pittsbarg nay
Gdzette
Tickets 50 cents, for sale at Simon Bros
Nothing extra fer reserved seats.
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Kitchen Safe.

One of the most useful pieces OF furniture we
have seen of late is the new "kitchen safe" az
Zmmerman's 1t is so arranged that all things
needed in the culinary department are within
reach. Here is -four bin, with apparatus-with
sieve-for drawing with ease, just in front OF
kneadng board, spice drawers, and drawers and
cupboard for all other paraphernala; and when
shut up makes handsome piece of furniture.
We advise the ladies' to see it, and Zimmerman
will take pains to show and explain il oil.
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Gillen's.

Though nothing in particular has been said
about the matter, the fact is that HUGH j. Gill
LEN is selling groceries at the cheapest and all
he wants is to have his friends remember 1t. AS
a sample, hc sells 26 bars of good soap for Sl.OO
Is lbs of choice prunes for $l,0O, and teas, cof'
fees, sugars, and all groceries at the same ratee
Hugh never can be underSold, that's settled, and
he would have al. see his prices before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
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ID. Heenan s. Co. are Selling

Is lbs choice Prunes for $lO0.
lbs choice Pruneles for Sl.0O.
lbs choice Dried Apples for :l.oo.
II lbs choice Currants for $l.0O.
IL lbs. choice Rice for $100.
IS bars good Soap for 800.
A fine assortment of standard canned goods at
the lowest living rates. Call and see.
Respectfully, d. HEBSAN & Co
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-25

Mrsr PAY Ur.-Warner q oeers brought suit
against parties in Ottawa, on Saturday, for pay
ment of county maps. After an examination OF
Toe contract by the lawyers they advised them
"a pay costs and settle, which they did.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-25

II may be OF interest here to know that Hon .
B. c. Cook. Who with his family have been for
some time past in California, has rctursed to
Chicago. Mrs. Cook, her daughter and grand
daughter are still in California.
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The Savings Bank will hereafter be kept open
icr the accommodation OF depositors, particular
sy the laboring classes, from 6 to o'clock +. NJ
on Saturday aul Monday evenings
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See Fredman's list OF cash prices. Fred. al
ways does as he agrees, and money refunded II
not satisfactory. And when he says cash he
means that also so that customers can rely on
strictly cash and not credit prices always.
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The 'Color Guard" war" play in the style
Of the "UAien Spy" but superior, it is SAID, to
that play, is announced for the week beginning
April nth. The Wallace Post, g. A. R, are to
nut Il on the boards.
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An Excursion

Train will leave Ottawa for Baxter Springs kan'
sss, on the 18th Of April next. Fare for the
round trip from Ottawa only $3.50 For further
particulars call on or address. n" r +" """ris.
zeal EaIaJe Agent, ULtawa.
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Kansas Again.

NV TWELFTH regular excursion to Southwes.
ern Kansas over the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fee r. r., will go through Marscilles, Ottawa,
La Sale, and all stations on G., r. !. P. Railroad
on the the regular train,
TUESDAY, MARCH 2sth, 1876.
The following are some OF the reasens why
Il ,riN pay to 90 with me:
can give you lower rates than any other per
son having authority to sell tickets over the A.,
T. & 8. f. r. r.
A rebate of our over third of the cost OF the
tickets is given to those buying land
/ give reduced rates for cars Of omigrant
freight.
20 through with the party and see that they
get what is promised.
lsec that those desiring to purchase are iur'
nished conveyance free TO go out and look AZ
land ut all points TO which sell tickets.
| give reduced rates to Pueblo, COLORADO
Springs and Denver.
I am the only agent OF the A., I. y g. r k.k.
Co. in La Sale Co., north Of VermilliOn river
TICKETS poR SALE on THE TRAIN.
For further particulars, rates, &c, address,
JOIN NJ Gibbs,
Gen. Agt. A., T. & y. 7. r. r., Joliet, III.
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HORSE Buls-Horsemen will remember that
the FREE TRADER printing Office is better pre-
pared than ever to print horse bills nicely,
promptly and on the lowest terms.
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Mrs o'Meara is ready for spring. Her new
stock selected with the greatest care, comprises
I'll the newest and prettiest styles, which the
young ladies will do well to see. Call on her at
shy time.
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GosB EAs--Samuel Dittenhofer, of the firm
Of N. s,ieiel & Co, left on Thursday, the go
for new goods, he being the second OF this large
firm who has gone east this season. They Will
Lave the largest stock of clothing ever seen In
tbs city.
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Canal.

BY the following note 1t will be seen that the
canal opens for navigation positively to-day:
LocxpoRT, III, March sd, 1876.
Editors Otta,rd FIRE. Trdfe- - GESTLEHEN-
Tho Illinois and Michigan Canal will be opened
for navigation from Bridgeport TO la Sale Sat
urday. March 18th; boats allowed to draw four
AZ feet eight ~ inches.
By order of the Board Of Cansl Commissioners.
- VIZ THOMAS, Gent. Supt.
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We call attention to the advertisement OF the
tuwus Of Utica and Deer Park for sealed proposals
in another column. We congratulate the people
of both towns on this much needed improve.
,rent and hope no time will be lost in complet'
iry il
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Grand EXcurstop

Commencing on Monday, March 9th, 1876 and
continuing until further notice at the lie Bon
Ton Restaurant
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Go TO Perlson Bros. Madison street for tn
finest styles In hats, caps, gents furnishing
goods etc.
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Zine white shirts a, \. Frank & COS.

ArryNPr TO EsC,PE.-Quite neat little plot
to escape from jail, planned by Barker and Mccoy
two Of the prisoners, vas frustrated this week,
The plan was, 10 the absence OF the guard "nen
out for coal, 10 break the bolts OF the iron door
lift them of the hinges, aud then, when the
guard returned, to push them dows' knock him
over the head and bolt. But their sick man
business aroused the guards suspicious who oy
playing sleep managed to get pretty far ices
OF the whole business. Now MessTs. Barker and
Mccoy are PLAYING siamese twins COR the edih
cation of the rest OF the prisoners snd the guard
aud swearing they'll Kin the man Who "oieS
on them. We hope they will-;he county coui'
spare both OF them, CB. and McCoyD cheerfully
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-25

LEG BEoEES.-Thomas Kerrigan, boy about
IL or Is years old, had his leg brokes on Tuesday
He va. riding into town with another boy on =
load o, coal. The two bows, it il bought being
fun % life and mischief. we're scuHins on the
wagon when ThOmA. Eel OF, the wagon passing
over The leg and breaking !; between the ankle
and kne-. He VS. carried - Dr.. J. Z. Campbell
Hho al !; Or LIN
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fine fresh loi u Somonauk Cheese, at whole
sale and retail al desss New England Bakery
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Goods In the shape OF gents fine clothing re-
ccived ny the car load, at A. Frank & Cos.
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Mrs. Gregg has brought on her new goods and
4. DOW ready for the spring trade. Call and see
Ger.
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Or. J. II. Rosenberg (see card) who lately
moved to our city, comes well recommended.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-25

We buy and sell household furniture Of all dc
scriptions.
Sey Auction rooms, lis Main Street
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Rnrnifure Kanted.

The very latest styles Of hats and caps 20 be
rer,ud anywhere, at Perlson Bros,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-25

have a good second hand seine for sale cheap
PA REED
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The inestline of furnishing goods ever brousi
to this city will be here this week, OF A Fraii
& Co.'S
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Now is the time to buy clothing cheap at ii.
Stlefel & Co.'S, having two buyers east taxing
advantage of the trade Call and see the new
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-25

JrxP Jox over 10 tie b Boz Ton restaurant
Sar . square mekli
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Sev goods, the finest OF the season, 81
,suefel & Cos. Call and see the noooy hats ana
capS.
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MuRDER WILL OUr.-So will the people ana
out where TO get good meal-at the lie Bon Ton
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he hsndsonest spring overcOAis ever brought
"a ot;ar, 81 low prices, a. A Frank & -o's.
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Fishing tackle, sweet cider, maple sugar, at
Plergue's
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Se~ STYLES Of bats in endless varieties, al \.
frank & Cos.
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Gents furnishing goods, complete stock, 1t
Perlson Bros
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Latest Styles Of Hacks, Carriages and Buggies,

To let at prices to suit times Parties Wedding Funerals
Funerals the country Or sdoinns towns promptly st
country night or day II Remember the place-on Madi
on street. near the swing bridge. , ,,,, -,
June 8, 1874 PETEH ESAN.
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Oyster and good lunch at Piergue's
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Oyster, oy.tersi Oyster;
and al styles at the Le Bon Ton.
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ACK. lw.i2W. lM.i2M.ls M.iSM.IlY,
Twelve lines OF Agate make one square.

TWefve lines OF Agate make one square.
Advertiser nts not under contract must b. plainly
mark ed the length OF desired they will be conn
sec and charged for until ordered out.
Business and cards mot exceeding nveaes
Inserted at ve dollars per snnum over Ave lines one dol
,rp.r line extra.
transient advertising In all to be paid strictly In
Sivsncs.
tI Yearly advertisers aisGontinulng their advertise
before the expiration ofthe contract will be charg
the full rates az above Extra charge will also be made
r dissolution and other not connected with their
-egrsr business.
Local notices. fifteen cents per line.
~ In no case uilthese terms be departed from.
" The date the slip which the subscribers name
printed Indicates the time when the subscription expires
Persons who have paid for the FRRR TRADER should be
careful to aotce that the date the slip corresponds to
TO which they have paid. and at once notify the
publishers Of any discrepancy