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We" Clll {, SENSACDLA.
NHE subst her having purchased the lease and fur
IL nture of this well knowp establishment, from Mr.
lhyior HE late propretor Will he ready VII
tiers by the LIST of April next,
Numerous and costly inl .ovcments will be found in
the arrangements OF the Mansion House. New and
more commolious bathing houses will be built, and
warm b tbs will lie provided al all hours. stable
WIN be attached to the house. with good accommoda
0Es fpr horses aud carriages. iii. horses and
carriages will also be kept for hire moderate prices;
and sail and row boats, with persons manage them
Tor the use OF vslters. Billiards and Othe alnuseuens
usually found watering places, will also be furnished
aud So conducted as not TO Interfere with the comfort
and quiet OF the boarders. Tho wines and liquors will
be OF the best quality, and ensure ull supply of
ice, cargo has already been ordered, whicA will arrive
about the LIST of May.
Mr. Frederick Burnard, who formerly kept so popular
hotel Washington city, will condac This hu ell for
the proprietor, Who with such aid, confidently assures
the visitors of last year, and his friends generally that
they will receive every possible attention. and thereby
expects to give general satisfaction.
The local advantages OF this house too ell
known to need lengt. ened description E,re. The
facts that Pesacsla is the largest naval station of the
Government the general rendezvous of the Gulf squad
rom the sausry OF lis climate refreshed constantly du
ting the summer months by the coolest reezes from
rhe Gulf the beauty of the bay and the neighbouring
island aud rivers; the abundance and decaey of the
Ash with which the waters abound; and lis proximity
to the best Southern markets, give Pensacola the pre-
ference all other places in these ATTITUDES, as
healthy aud delightful summer retrent.
First rate boats will ru between Pensacola and Mo-
bile, and will at all times be able take the passengers
from the New Orleans bouts.
'' N B ARNOLD.
Pensacola, Feb. 18th, 1898.
IL Gentlemen wishing to engage rooms for their
families, can address the proprietor, at Pensacola,
MIR Sewell r Taylor the former proprietor, ut .'sw Or
leans.
References
T Sanford, Es1, MIR Cullem + McAlpiu, ESQ., Il.
kibby, in Mob lie; s I Taylor, r Rea, Esq, in Ne,
Orleans.
PS-A letter bag, to receive communications for
persons the bove hotel, is placed at Geo Whi,nans
Iii =. ,hn.l L. Oh
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SCALE or Prices DouRe GINS
for adouble Gin Of so SAWS or more on e:vl,
c,iinter, making 10 saws the. SAND
"ilh feeder, bands sc. at ff yer saw or 5000 co
For l'oui,. Gin of 81 ST. VS. m e, Under
o. l!o saws in the stand, ie.r!ers, &c.
81 per saw, Or 7oO Oo
fur do. OF 40 SAWS on Ito. or saws ina
stand, AT So D per saw, or 500 GO
For do. OF ~ on do or 10 SAWS in a
stani, Ct ST.. per saw, or 26V 90
SINGLE GINS.
For single gin of 80 SAWS or more with
one SET OF feeders, bands, &c. AT Sc per
For do of 60 SAWS, with feeders, lsr a, Sc
30 per saw, 500 oO
For do of 40 saws, with feeders, &c. So
Is per saw, snD M
For do. of 20 saws, with feeders, &C. 81 w
50 per saw. $50 90
Extra teeth where desired, for feeders. supplied
~ cents each; the number ofteeth being about equal
me number OF saws. One set of feeders, it is con
sldeled however, will wear tvs or three sets of
sows. Extra saws supplied at 80 cents each,
The Gins ordered, will be delivered to the agents of
planters in any of the port towns the cotton plan
ting States at the above prices the agents paying the
sponsibe for the amount of the Gin. A Tin wr-b,
viii be sent with the Gins to put them up where de-
sired; tho charges Tor whose services will be extra bu,
moderate.
ALSO ne OrUereu where desired.
Oh reasonable terms, but will be charged extra. Horse
power otany description, can be furnished on like
terms. Small steam engines alss be ordered if de-
sired
1t is desirable, when planters give orders for Gins,
they should accompany them with their views in regard
to the arIT,ngemento saws, breasts, brushes &c II
is found they fe opinion. Some desire saws OF
larger tiameterth' others. The most common size
's9 or 10 inches; some wish them 12 inches Some
wish or e rows brushes axle, while others do
no, want more tlah lat most. Some isl, SAWS with
or9 teeth to the inch, while others want 10 or II
W UGH discrepancy, we prefer they should at
ule time OF giving orders, furnish statement OF their
Wishes and the manufacturers fulfil them in every
part 'cuar Where it is left our discretion we Shall
make them on the most modern and approved plan.
Aa order can be executed, from the time is received
~ the space ofeigt nine weeks and the Gin in tia,
tlIne placed the hands of the factor To be in time
Tor the next crop, all orders Ought be in tire hands OF
thn manufacturers by the first or middle of May; except
tor pian,atnls where they are late in commencing 10
pick or gin cotton.
N. Is. The Patent Right, for any one of the cetton
growing States, will be sold reasonable terms
m2S Gmos
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Rsok,ss0,.'s Phvnses.

Collection of Colluqual Phrases, every topic ne
u cessary n lnainthia conversation, arranged under
ieren heads With numerous remarks the peculiar
pronunciation and use 81 varions words. The whole 80
sisposed as considerably to facilitate the acquisition of
correct pronanciaon Of the French. By a Bolnar II
new edition, revised and corrected.
selection of the hundred of PERKINS, Tables, nc com.
panied with key, containing the text literal and free
translation, arranged in such manner TO point ou,
Indifference between the French and English ilion,
figured pronunciation of the French, according TO
the best French works the subject. The whole
precedel by short restise the sounds the French
language, compared with these OF the English.
Pronouncng French Primer, or the Scholars Guide
to the accurate pronunciation apd photography of the
French Lang re, containing its elements according to
the best usage ~ Bernard Tronchin just received and
or ly WIN McKEAN,
m1 Cor Camp Il Cam sts
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HUMPHREYS FOREIGN OUR, 81
A. REAT BRITAIN, FRANCE and BELGIUM,
" short Tour in le35-By Herman Humphrey,
d. D., President of Amherst College, in , vols.
The Works Of Mrs. STRENGTHENING the only
complete and uniform edition RIVER published in the
Uned States, VOL Is. Just received and cor sale bv
WINNIE IN,
- Corner Camp &mCmea sl,ac,s.
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SANCTIONED BY THE FACULTY. OF NED
ZINE

SANCTIONED BY THE FACULTY. OF MED
CINE.
VTVHORN'S Compound Extract of Copaba and Sarsa
Il pa'illa A certain, safe and etfcctua peme-
dy ever discovered for the OF Gunorhea, elects
Structures, Whites, Pains in the back and uns, seminal
weakness affections OF The kidnes gravel scorbutie
eruptions &c.
In thu introduction OF medicine possessing the useful
and active virtue OF the now offered TO the public,
proprietor has bur refer to the numerous reeo,n-
melatons received from the most eminent of the me-
dcal fNculty in Europe, believing that it will be duly
appreciated when merits are more fully known The
Balsam OF Copaiba, extensively Hsed has lost much
of its credit from the dislike hch patients formerly
express regarding it's disagrceable taste, disturbance
produced in the bowels and stomach and it's heretofore
ineficency when used in the nfsamms,ory stage The
proprietor has made analysis OF the Balsam conceiv
ing that the active qualities would thereby be much
more concentrated and more useiuy administered than
in the present state The above med cine combines in
gradients which are in the highest repute amo.y the
most scientific and learned in the profession. Each
drug in the composition OF this preparation increases tie
efficacy OF the other, producing operation truly
nishing, and suassag the most sangnt expectations;
possessing at the time the advantage OF its being
administered with perfect in The different stage,
of the above disease. The eminent hy sicans aud
surgeons Of the present day express their decided s
pro alton in favor of Sarsapara, whilst its in the
princp hospitals and public medical institutions has
be H. and still continues, very extensive. II fav
olte remedy with the celebrated DR. Abernetly in al
venerea Affections and in obstinate cutameDus ernpols
arising from isolered state OF the digestive functions
Having been submitted to the test and experience of the
celebrated among tie faculty. they have express.
under their charge, by adopting it both in their
public and private practice Their erva,ions will be
inser ed hereafter. Prepared by Thorn, Chemist
London. Price 81 50 per pot.
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FLORIDA ROUTE FOR NEW YORK..
u Travellers DESTROYS Of taking the Florida route
vim Pensacola, the North, informed that frs rate
boats will constantly from. Mobile Pensacola,
leaving Mobile and Pensacola every other dav after III,
LIST of May. Coed stages will always he provided w
the subscriber 10 be readiness TO take passengers from
Mobile, in case OF the failure Of the boats,
K ARNOLD.
The steamhoe, Champion lsnves Mobile for Persa-
cola twice week feb % ly
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Il was weak enough to read the mass OF falsebood,
signed s., which deserve nothing but my silent con
tempt.
Had known astevenlng of the great importance OF
s. should have treated the last of the three some
what differently: but let that pass will. however
compliment his master Of the Journal for his saga ity
to employ the former knight mot ofthe garter or of the
THISTLE butt ofthe needle tAimbe, in order that he
may kill birds with one stone, c. to patch the
holes that may be i'll his natural or political garments
and it may Judge from that excellent paper the AID
vertiser DR.. Ships master is politically, in constant
need ofhis services.
When any circumstance occurs, whether domesticay
or politically, which requires blister, whether ON his
avn nose the reputation Of those who do not hap
sen to please him, beng unlike him, (Which must be
after all is nothing than if il 'soundng brass
or tinkling cymbal;" yet, to view it thus-Dr. Bell
looks well; but with Nj. D. A. S. s. after it, appears
magnificent!
JOHN WILLIAMS, Oculi,t.
Julyl4
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d 'cPPEkAS-:.u hbls, in store, TOR sale bv
~ e DORSEY
je-o - A New Levre
- UGAR-5n hrls, priIte Article, for sale nv
~ q DORSEY;
Je"o Al NV .rse
YDDRk-ihh bhls Nea'. Prime and other dc <rripIi1n
j En- safe r SFErSuN y AVERY
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M AS found fifty mes!ro the Baze, III tie ,on,h
w of Jn'v,a large launch, Eng Iish built copper
fastened, and has been coppered she % feet long,
there are iron straps forward for rigging whoever re-
cogni'es said launch, will pIanss cali No 20 Old
Lever. a n /,
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TESTIMONIALS

From A Fl Salmon, Esq, r ), Surgeon to the
ST Thsmas Hospital, and Lee on Anatomy.
The trial which have made OF your prr,,ala.iori in
variety Of cases. both male and feuale, in its results have
proved highly favourable, that de not hesitate in
prononcing it of the valuable ami eicaeius
remedies offered to the public, and one in which,
from experience, can place every resnce, whilst ii
does notprotluce the unpleasant effects usually cx-
perienced from copsiba.
From G II Hayward, NJ G. 81 Physician to the ST
Marylebone Dispenser,.
take great pleasure in aiding nv testimony to The
valuable properties of your preparations wishing you
you fully deserve ample reward TOR The
labor and expense incurred in bringing to such conn
pete perfection
From W Cooper, S, Surgeon to Guys Hos
pital
The uniform which has attended the adninis-
erng your medicine among my patients afflicted with
the above diseases has fully satisfied that has Gully
to be known to be truly appreciated May the success
you so well deserve, amply and speedily repay you tor
your valuable preparation.
From Sir A Cooper, FRS Pres, Sc &c
Having been induced to try your Extract several
Of violent tonotrhea, which had hitherto bsfet
prescription administered by me- having found
and speedy cures effected by it, in few dsys-I
ieel myself duty bound to state that rae-
tice both public and private recommend and use none
other.
From W Blair, NJ D, Physician to Guys Hos
pitsl.
The strict test which have given your me,Iirine
among my patients, s"d .s iNariahle scoes, thus lar
will induce to Dersevere in its use, and deem il
but an act Of justice and Of duty add my feeble tes-
mouial in Communication Of its virtues.
From l. C Thompson, " ID FRSL
return you my sincere thanks for valuable pre-
sent Of your Extract for the of Gonorrhcsa Ne
feel grateful That you have at last brought medicine
into use which will prove deSideistum long stnpI,, Tor.
in the medieA. worl's sure, speedy and cifectla
in If the above class. Ii affords me great pessnr
in publishing to tue world the valuable qualities oil son,
Extract.
Were it necessary, the proprietor could here furnish
man, more testimonials equally conmendatols the
abo, but tuss that its great hiihe1o-he care
Il expense which it has been cpared will prove It's
greatest recommendation among discerning public.
One recommendation this preparation enjoys sbove
all others is its seat, olsb turmpu, up pes-iht
Sde in which it may be taken, being both easy and
plea sniis tastey nature, with no re ristion in diet,
or confinement from usiness. Travellers especially
would find this medicine highly useful snd ous nevel
to be unprovided with preparation possessing th a,
vahtages which the present one combines.
Accompanying II Medicine is pamphlet eyplana-
tory of The different stages Of the disease without any
extra charge, containing till and ample directions.
For sale by SlCKLES & co.
mr. Ii 5awim al Canal street
50 ACDN-25 hhds Sides, 8 hhds JoesTapd % T65s
Shoulders. Cincinnati cured, landing from 81, am.
er BLckeve, and for sale BY
5TETSON g. AVERY,
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR

HV.NE5 TT IL"NI GOTI).V GIN
" i'e pAtcrtec NJ. s. Magazine street, Nrw Orleans
10 BE hiNlFACrUREii IN Nf.N YORK BY
ROBERT HOE d co.
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a. UGAR.-J6 hhdS, prime article, tor sale by
- Il. DORSEY,
Je22 4 Nav evpP
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
H1AKiSH COURT. for the Parish and CITY of New
Il Orleans. Present the HON. Charles Maarian.
Judge. June llth 1888 No. 10, 9S4-Jacaues potier
and schedule in this case 1t is ordered hy the CourI
that the creditors of the nsovent show IN Omen
court Saturda, the 9TH day of july 1885 whv he
should not be discharged according to law and IN the
meantime all proceedings against his person and pro
erty stayed.
Clerks Office, New Orleans, June II, 1898.
Jeli 2aw ARMAND FITOr, Clerk.
ANTAT DE La LOUlSlANL.-Cour de PsroIss--
~ pour la parossse ct la willie lie Ia NouyelI. Or
leans.-present Phon. Charles Mauran. uge, il n.
1938.-No lD984.-Jacques Potter contte srs crenu.
la schedule dams cette adre decr.te par la cour
que les crGanciers de nsolvahle lire savo eurs mi
sons ouvert, Saiiedi do juct 1888 pourouo;
ne sera point dech rye confurmement la oi ei on
attendant t0utes poursues conte sa personne M ses
proprleties sont arreSes.
Bureau de grefier, Nouvelle Orleans, II iun. IG38
Jed paw ARMAND Pilot, Gretfer.
n INSEED OIL-l0 bbls, landing from steaabo,f
H Albany for sale by q DORSEY,
jel3 "a New Tev.e.
ENARLi'S SUPERIOR HAMS-Now landing from
steamboat snltana, suplly of the abovc, put up
in hhds, tlerccs aud bills; for sale by
LAYET : AMELUNG,
Jeia W Commerce street.
q INSEED OIL--l2 bbls and casks hest TinSceJ
IL Oil, now landing from ship Nashville and for nile
by JARVIS & A..DREWS,
Whuies -e Druggists.
yel3 Common and rehapitonas st.
SSCoTCH ALE-jJ casks ipints and 1uartsl in store
~ and teF salehy R'tOLNES u MILLS,
1873 Bank Alley
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EFACDN-55 Rhds Sides, 3 hhds JoIes- aud % TIds
Shoulders. Cincinnati cured, landing from sll am
er Bdckeve, and for sale by
6TETSON s. AVERY,
7li3 d. brasiST sheet.
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Iivh MESciaEf Iii Eis sf PxoKEls. COM
"a 81 ii
REGULAR COMMUNICATION

REGULAR COMMUNICATION.
1 s s. an: ss ss % e" c5yssEacS
pss sa-ry s sss es .seS sae earl. s
rsrge.ents With hrm tor me brngas Of their ~nlcs
.sss % on % s sssrs sssa 81.
sss s esa,as. . 70 sa rsgasry every -.es
The S,,sass q vessels Liverpool Engaged /. this trade.
me subscribed. DESTROYS ~ despatch
eco, % .ssi IL her DAY. Of s.s
"a ~. =, ..;. '.o. y ss. 49, = ,ss.r :.
% say r.nsleas ye.s s.ssales they hss Invariably
-1ss appsss 70 ssy sasns vs. n ssea rates =. viii 20
ne ssppor' ssa pr.,r-.es v .pps. " a. line
s.r = L.,rps. y a. sr' eI...rHansg r-Fsl.ry
en..enieas q impsrssce 70 shose reading Al Inc Out
q r-lsloa sr drsa. GOD -. s.,-s the
asysl saas y Irs.s az esa sgsl es q ai.oaa.
90 sh.rge = e.ery psos.es sol I'd, - the .issa
. csssea~acs saly ~ thw estsbi,shm-sI
~. sss.. gs,ss s.a ~ 10 ~ an iss. a.. s.s n
,ssh asash = - rs..s rs.aias %. eosu,ry
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81 Ss 80, S''A 'S'''S scear sRorHrss. ca.
So TSSs.yss: s'.:.y is.. = s%ss-
asss~ "a Maalsv, w~slsesiay sd rriar-ro ssd frs~
$3.50 re - =. sos," anil p M
IA ~. Carr -n y resans.. rre.ide-es soa sso.-
ssssa al r r. ~ sss e ca ne ''' :" -
~ nrrrhsnAse, spec's sad ssxxage sstse rsk OF
~. RHODE ISLAND I-.v~. his snerpe.a CssA s~
lng'o. Iyfssgs
- E,,;sr ,sITTuATIoN w2 g.s.. NJ
-A rorsass. scar Css's.m arer,s The ar.s s,ory NJ.
been seres 90 store wh hsnd.ome grsa.e irost ass
The ssr~d flr erctDry, and ~en ealcuated
forsn ~xtsnsv~ ard qaor the Whole wsud
answer e. respectss- hoel or wsrd sosse. -.
Ae ~ L~t-sey~vsl housrs and psr,. Of houses AFFp ~
No. " toha street.
wANTsD IA lndaartou. woman ~ COED character 20
s'ss doing .pp-r wors II family. Asgisbs rndwe
wll Gsd p.rmsa-t siiuston A.o, sd =, Stems IN
eee h@.elf genersly Useful Fsr lurther par
ticusv spply ~ No ~ Joho e IN tho @orn"s orsrs " .
clock jazz
- CITY HOTEL TO LET 0W LEASE
~. TA@s long established art ~ei hn0~n hotst Mtnsied
5000 s,se ~ ~ 80 rsiross Tbe hudag sfbrcts
SORES high frsai ~ - ICY ~ dph $40 eonatu*
a rcom ssnasns gs~taad kscsen 8rs L. ~ whrh
ss se I 3.posra ~ - the lessee rrnsp~soe terms
iS,soss,ea P.s.~.Snn gwen on ~ tsh ~ Fcb
r sals ~ sschsrse r tmprov~< ctv prsp~ry, b-snt-
ssuss .pry Il No - - na's' rsss e,-.sss
Acssroa AND ssrfs-sxkvfsHsfs Se
, essrea ths cnr~n. = Me- Yea ne $50
s ss.. :, , n.~s IT, CO. GO. s,ss s.
clus " s,syr ss~. win ~ rrv dilsrN ~ nsu 80 ht
org nd DOR nsp., ecassnr 81 na.rs So gs.ss :. ~
Ne our soisrx A. h~ nbs~rsn have sArs - sss psns
6nish th~y wu ne ~~l ss~spt ~ eah - sh~ss ws
b-hed prices. iron whirh tk-y go - fes..e ~ .ala
unbrrlss, ard spirrda s~--rtusus = $500.
= , s, s 49, ss s 1880 80 ,- v ~ rs
vbieh they snssssa % 80 es~@ 800 80
prices -. h0~s 80 !. -
o2<sm~ t&C&sm&ms epf~@4
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ments Of war'-why' because a few fellows " out Of
work" can't exerninate her Majesty from the Canadas
Bah! Yours in haste.
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no. 1913.
Ann AMOR, Dec. l6, 1897.
Publisher the New York Weekly Herald

Enclosed is a SO bill, for which please send
Co. Michigan, weekly Yours, &c.
These are only specimen of the letters received at
this office in lone day, showing the amazing popularity
and increase Of the Herald The attack made upon
our character and business by the rival press of Wall
street has been among the principal means of widen
ing and extending our popularity We have received
many letters from persons, ordering the Herald who
are melted thereto, by the attacks of the press Yet
with all this feeling in favor and the possession
OF means to carry out our views, we are persuaded
that we arc only in the beginning of great and 9lo
nous career of reformation in liberty morals religion,
and science Yesterday we paid up the last payment
due foT our News Boat Establishment by adding to
II a boat which had been built for the Express but
which that concern could not pay. lowe nothing i'm
this world TO any person Ny double cylinder press,
my steam engine wipes, my newsboat, my whole
establishment are all my own. l am my own Trus-
tee
Thss 20. The MoRsiNo HERALD contains car
Ter, better, and more interesting foreign and domestic
news than any otheriR Wall strcet-and the EVENING
Herald almost every day beats the whole evening
press OF this city III ship ane general nelli-
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give night view Of public affairs The following ara
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The organization of the HERALD ESTABLISHMENT
il now complete Our steam sngne-double-cyl lin
dcr-,Aree news boas--our foreign and domestic cor
respondence-our money and commercial markets
our theatrical criticisms-our law and police reports
all united and condensed into system, under the
personal inspection and supervision Of myself the sole
editor and proprietor, enable Us TO issue two daily
and two weekly papers with ease and despatch.
For many weeks past we have beaten all the Wall
street papers in ship news foreign and domestic arrv-
ais and local intelligence of every kind. The superb
ority of the Herald in commercial matters 10 now as
universally Acknowledged as it has for long time
been in every other department. IN life. In every
branch Of newspaper, our intellectual and physical
elements are far superior TO any Other IN this city
As natural consequence of TINS powerful organza-
ton the popularity and circulation Of the Herald are
increasing beyond that of any former period This
increase and this popularity are not new, as In 1885
and 1896, confined to the city or neighborhood-they
are coextensvc with the whole Union, and even
reach to foreign countries. As specimen OF the
extraordinary and powerful movement the Herald IS
producing on the public mind we annex the following
letters received Except the naues) for one dayycs
terday-from persons residing in every section of the
country.
MEDirA, Dec. ~ 1887.
NM JAMES GoRpoS BEssETr,-
Sm,-
Enclosed send you o. half payment for one
year tor two copies Of your weekly Herald"
For want of the exact change or denomination of
bills send you only halfpaymen, with the promise
that before that part has EXPIRED either call myself
or remit SO more for these two subscriptions and also
for mine. -
YOU will please send two copies OF your Weekly
Herald-one to the address Of Mr.. X y, and the
other to Mr.. j l., Medina, Orleans CO. N. Y.
Respectfully yours,
II. $. w.
Urea, Dec. 20h, 1887.
Mn. BENNrTr:
About four weeks since my brother in law, l.. T.
H by name, subscribed for your Morning He
raid. His primary object in 80 doing was, that ITS
entertaining contents might aid in passing smoothly
and probably away these long winter evenings
which without intellectual pleasure would be intole-
rable Among books papers, and other literary para
phernals, yeur NEST exquisite and bewi,chng little
Herald for the FIRST two weeks, stood conspicuous.
Since then we have sent day after day to the post
Office for Il, butt vain. know you to amsn whose
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chief study has been human nature, and, Of course
are aware of the consequences Of hope deferred"
have experienced them for the fret time Tit 10
sickness of heart, which nothing can alleviate, bat
the presence of the desired object Can you tell me
where the faul, lies-whether IN yourself the IT.
regularity of the mails and If in the FORMER repair IL
without delay if you value the welfare and happiness
Of one who is
Most truly your friend,
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