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.We take several papers. but none publish
ed in our city,"


Then you overlook your own interes, prodi-
giously.


"There is too much in this paper about
Congress. and too much in this, about Tempe
rance" SC.


Well, if you have no concern for your coun-
try, and no desire for human veal, just live on
without the newspaper, but you'll not feel any
the better for it at last. Perhaps the day will
come, when you will much regret that, TO save
few cents, you let good cause suffer.


As to our'own paper, we give moi only lem
perance affairs, butwe take notice, as far as
our limits will permit, of every thing that goes
on in the world to promote the true interests OF
men. Subscribe for it il will benefit you and
your family very much. a..a tssl .a