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I.strays

spring, with dark name and :ail; appraised
10 $50. Nov 2lst 1874.
Taken up by James Miller, living ~
miles south of Ripley, one bay horse, sup
posed 10 be I years Old, about ID hand'
high, star ia the forehead, and small white
spo. on the shoulder; appraised to.$25.
Taken up BY Nicholas " alker, living
l5i miles East Of Ripley, two mules, ons
horse mule. left eye out, branded with (M
on the LEFT hip, and rope on his neck,
wears Old: Appraised to $2O. The o'he
| i brown mare mule, 8 Of 10 years old
| 4 rops on her neck; Appraised 70 SIS
Nov 18Th 1874.
N M ARMOUR, Ranger
! Nov 30sh l6i4--3-3t
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Tishamingo County.

CIRCUIT CouRr, To October Term 1874.
Gerce w. Pratt, Attachment against
W the Estate Of Newborn
Newborn Moore, g. Moore for $4,000.
Seaborn I Moore. Issued & Returned.
The Attachment in the above stated case
at the suit Of George w. Pratt, against the
estate Of Newborn Moore, for the sum Of one
hundred ant fifty Dollars, having been issued,
returnable 10 the Circuit Court Of The County
aforesaid, ION the 2ad Monday in October l644
And the same having been returned executed
on the Real Estate Of said Defendant; and be-
ing now pending in oursaid Court. Notice i
heI eby given, that unless the SAID Defendant
shall appear, give special bail and plead within
the time limited for bis appearance in said case
Judgment will be entered and the Estate g
attached will be sold to satisfy Plaintiffs de-
mand. Issued 25lh November 1874.
Order Of Publication, for six successive
weeks in the Ripley Advertiser, at RIPPLE!
Mississippi. n
4 December 7th l644--4-6w lice $40.
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Notice..

n 1.-THE February Term Of the Probate Court
A Of T'ppsh County Mississippi Letters
OF Administration were granted 10 the
undsrsjgncd on the Estate Of Haywood Bowerr,
Decreased, notice II hereby given 10 all persons
INJECTED 10 said Estate 10 come forward and
psy a. am determined 10 close the business o.
soon a. practicable. Az who hold claims agsins,
the Estate will prsrcnt them properly aulhenii.
Gated within the tine prescribed BY law or the
same will be barred.
+. J. DAVIDSON.
Administrator.
February 81 1645-l2-Gw.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

~ ETTEltlS Of demonstration having Teen
- grained Id The undersigned. by the Pro.
bate Court Of Tishamingo County Mississippi,
at the December Term thereof 1914; upon the
Estate Of Wright Bonds, Deceased. Notice
is hereby given to all those having claims a.
gainst said Estate, to prefent them properly
authenticated within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred.
W. w. BONDS.
January 10Th l645-9-6s lice a.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

An + the October Term 1874, of,he Pro
- bate Court Of the County ofTippah,
IN the State Of Mississippi, Letters Of Ad.
minis'ration we're granted The undersigned
on he Estate Of William Waller, deceased
Nctice Is therefore. hereby given % all pei
sons having claimstagains, said Estate, e
present tliemowihin the tune Limited BY
law; or the same will be barred.
JESSE "A PATE,
Administrator Of
q VIM. Waller, Deco
Oct 25,h 1874 50-6w
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AID MINISTRAToR's NOTICE.

II ETTERS Of administration having been
granted to the undersigned, on The Estate
Of Isaac "A. Shf rrill, deceased, at the October
term le44, Of The Probate Court Of Tippah
County Mississippi All persons indebted to
sald estatrs are requested 10 make immediate
payment. and al those having claims agains,
said estate, are notified 10 present them with.
n The lime prescribed BY law, or they will be
forever barred.
JAMES WALKER,
Administrator ofsald Estate
January 18th 1876 9-6w
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To all whom it may
Concern.

"AKE Notice, that Ihave this dav led
my petition in the Office of,he Clerk Il
" = the Probate Court Of Tiehamingo Cour-
". in the State Of Mississippi, praying the said
Court for Dover in all,he real Estate Of my
deceased husband, Richmond Baker late d
said County. ! shall move the said Court on
the FIRST Monday ia March next, 70 grant The
prayer Of said petition when and where all per-
sons interested may make their objections, i
any they have.
JANE BAKER. v
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
WEEKLY PICTORIAL CRESCENT CITY.


n ubIic Journalists, ever anxious to eater
FL for the public taste, and grutify our sub
scribers, we have determined to embark in Thu i
ew undertaking, feeling confident that it, no.
nelly and merit will. at least, be calculeted to
vpl.ase.--Aithough The adtiitionsls eApeuss
which i entails upon " il large, atill We feel
confident that an American community Win
encourage an enterprise, the great object 0f
which is, not only to render the daily OCCUR
rences which we chronicle more distinct. lie
6utc and amusing, by illustrating them, but
alsQto encourage and foster the art Of wood
cutting: as web a. its accessory, designing. We
have been induced to attempt this undertaking
from witnessing the immense success which has
followed tee experiment in England, and con-
scious that our fellow citizens are nqualIy a.
ready TO encourage the fine hrts ms any people
on the globe, we thus boldly put forth our
claim to their attention and patronage. We
are awere that attempts have been made in n
several Of the northera cities, to establish Picto-
rial Newspapers, which have proved unsuceess.
full, owing, we feel confident, to he fact, that
their illustrations were generally copies from
either old periodicals or foreign papers, which
being ind,ferently executed, and possessing no
real interest to the periodical readeT, did not
meet with anticipated success. These errors we
pledge ourselves to avoid. No illustration shall
be offered to our patrons, excep ting il possesses
local interest, and shall DO executed By the hest
engravers that can be procured in The Usited
States. Every bransh Of the mechanical de-
partment will be entrusted to persons we'll quail
flied to execute itin superior manner, while
no effort shall De wanting on the part efthe pros
prietors to secure talented Editors
We will, in .the Weekly Pictorial Crescent
CITY y avoid politics, and cOnfne ourselves to-
registering thr daily occurrences which meet our
notice, as well as treat unsuch subjects - may
be calculated to please and amuse y refined
IpubIic-it will be our constant endeavor and
study to adapt our Journal to family reading,
3,
anu g give y sucn = sone ano cnasscteF q ws'
render Il both useful and ornamental f. the cen-
ire table.
uur lIustIatlon n sca'', wc Ius.s oeaI compas.
ison With any TO be found in contemporary ps-
rlodlnnis. be they American or iore,Ec y As r..
gatds ne sunJects We snaII sesens Io. M1usu Z
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Notice.

TGVtlE undersigned having at the January
Term lS45, Of the Probate Court Of Tip
pah County Mississippi, obtained Letters
as Executor Of The Last Will and Testament
Of Benz min Bowers 81, Deceased; hereby no.
tfy All persons having claims against said
Estate to present them duly authenticated,
within the time prescribed BY law, OF they will
be forever Barred. IN
BENJAMIN 30 WERS,
Executor.
January llth ls45--6-6S
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
TrPPAH CoUNrY.
..-l.s. II -s--i ,,-r.--,,
. Attachment.
Ninian .SiceleA.4
W.
Charles Morgan

OndE1eb uOTedH sa 8H
MOTTO = is hereby given, that an Attach
ment hail, been duly issued against the estate
Of The Defendant, Charles Morgan, at the suit
ofthe Plaintiff Ninean Steele, for the cum Of
Sixty.three Dollars and fifty cents and has
been returned executed, and il now pending
before he Circuit Court Of said County, aud
that unless the defendant shall appear, give
epeciai bail and plead, before or at the next
term Of said Court, to be held for said County,
a, The Court House in the Town Of Ripley, on
the las, Monday in March, l645; Judgment will
be entered and the estate SO attached will be
sold,
HARDY w. STRICKLIN.
CLERK
January 2aad ls45-lo-4w [fee S.
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Z Office.

wHUkgvANT ~ IN INtsricessoty dsssss u
she UN'sIst Chsessvy Cesa " sls Mats
u N'ssss'ppI ~ IlasIy rpssss, IN mo ss'l
n Edwss1 Osss, T,sslss ~, ses,es jchs n
Nay, wsN ~ ~ 1Nb 1sy u Msseh IstD. ~ me
('ssN llowsc ~cvs N i've s"ws u IloIIy bpsins.
,soesst 70 esIl 10 tks highest bidder, On credit
VI ~ mvNshs, mo purchaser s'v,oe band, Win
god ssees''y, bearing ~ pss cen, ,n'esss', lbe
bWth.wsss qusrss n y 'elion No ~. In Town
chip No. 4, Rsoge NJ 2 EsM Of the IIsss Men
dian VI Tho ehIcksssw esssioD.
M WILLIAM y. wfLLlAMS.
-. .. CommIniossr.
February 4b. 1sij-12-5w.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

y X 1.-THE November Term, le4l, Of the Pro.
"A bate Court Of risha mingo County. Ms
sisslpp,, Letters Of Administrator were
granted 10 the undersigned, on The Estate Of
Vachal Leight, deceased. Notice is therefore
given to all persons having elaine against said
Estate TO present hem properly authentica ed.
within the time prescribed BY law, OF they will
be barred.
IN NEAL MORRISON, Adm.
January 25,h l645-ll-6w lice "a.
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To all whom it may
Concern.

Take notice, that Ihave filed my petition in
The Office Of the Clerk OF the Probate Court Of
Tishamingo County, in the State Of MlssissIp
pi, praying the said Court for Dowcrin all the
property ofmy deceased husband. James Bel,
late Of said County. | shall move the said
Court On The fret Monday in February next.
to grant the prayer Of said petition, when and
where all persons interested may make their
objections, If any they have.
M, San l3h l8il-4y
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III Office.

x r The September Term 1914, q the re-
bate Court Of Tippah County Miss'ssp .
= pi, the undersigned was appointed "a
minstra,or 81 the Estate Of Benjamin Cook
deceased. Notice is therefore, hereby gwen
Is al persons having claims against SAID estate
10 puesent them within the time limited Dy law'
81 they will be barred
SAMUEL ALEXANDER,
Adm. ofsad Estate.
January 4th l645-7-6w
ADMINS TKAlUR'S NOTICE.
y n The November Term 1914. Of the
AZ Probate Court Of Tisham'ngo county
Mississippi, Letters q Adm'n's'fa'
lion we're granted 10 The undersigned, q
,he Es,ale 81 James Bell. deceased. Notice
IL therefore, given % ~ persons hav'ul
claims sgaios, ssid Estatssao present them
nrcperly authenticated, within ne TIM
\ IRE srcibe1 ~ ~ ofahey VII % barred
&c. w, BELL,
4 SINDARILLAR. BELL
1 Adm's
Il Nov 3Oa ls44.-3--6, ice a.
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a,yrs,.v,e.-.A sysss 1ssi Me- besS ssN
r.,ss ,ns 'ss, ~ sesvs skess W. course m'ss
s,ss,os, ... ssssssI ssss0sssNss - strs'e
|Loods. oL,sIs1 isv<sIsslly en- " ese's''ee N
shs sors,l,. ,cs u lkst n(sts, IN November
| iSss ~ w. CssNssiIes N ENelsn9 gave H.
son N ,,s ssss u "llwstsbls psvsss M 0Iess
III IlI,.o,s" whysk. N seems - W, fovsss the
-~boIs around. 1hs koW1s, IN ss0sseNes 70
, = h,sh the wt vss tso0sh's we're hveetsvly ssns
In,o Inc mwhss ny Msssss. Wright 4 ~"
ssso,sto, Illinois. W. mshs me IollowlNq en-
Iusc from the London Spectator Of ths1Oth ~
November lssii
The Wee Chancellor observed, In giving
Judgment, n did, mt follow that II mo bisle III
Illinois had scpuds'ed the tss0ssction, they
fepudAtcd II IN the offensive meaning intended
| 10 be given 10 that word, NJ that they had dime
20 without reason; fos the State placed bounds
| In the hands NJ liz agents, with certain d''sc'
ions how 10 use them, and they we're linpfop.
efIy dealt with BY those SCENTS, II word be TOO
much 10 cay. thai The State acted ,dishones'ly.
because II refused 10 sanciion what chr had rot
authorized. lie thought the transacticn'a fair
one on the part ofthe State,"-Mo. Reporter.
The Secre,ay Of the State Of Ohio. In the sb
sencc NJ full retUsrs. esimstcs that there arr in
that State sbou, $4,000 tsschers, and 400 600
scholars. connected with more I.han 1900 com.
mon schools.
"Why am I like Texar'" saidltbe unmarried
Miss Star TO bashfu wooer, who did no,
'spunk up" as the saying is. II do moi know
saldthe green one. "B cuse | am line star. !"
"Then.". said The fellow, Frightening up. "let
me propose annexation
The Anti Rent difficulties in Columbia county
N. Y, have entirely subsidized, aud the Sheriff
has served legal process 10 the "nfected Dis
,rict," without any opposition. -
DuELrNc The first duel ever fought in the
United States was in New England, between
two servants, in the year 1924. B,th escaped
unhur', but the Purtans tied them hand and foot
for twenty -four hours, and gave them neuhei
food nor drink during that time.
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aaWRA1R g co.
RECEIVING, FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

Office on Front Row, opposite the sle,m
Boat Landing
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STAPL r. AND FANCY
DRY GOODS

Purchased by himself in tho cities Of
New Y"tk, Philadelphia and Boston, ex-
prc's'y for this market. He would res
pec'fu''y inform the citizens cf Ripley and
adJ''n'ng counties, that he is determined 10
Sell q DDS at as low rates as they can be
purchased IN Memphis, Louisville, Cincina-
Il, or any other City West Of the mountains
GrTo his old friends and customers he
would say that he can make II TO their in
teres' 10 call and examine his stock of
GOODS before purchasing, as he is conf
dent he will be able to give general salts
faction, as regards the quality and cheap.
ness Of his goods
8 RHINE.
Ripley, Miss, Nov. Odd 1874. "a
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THIS dsy ssms me pjslAnR. ~ shsk Alton.
ney End appealing 10 inc Court tkst ths ~
endsni sssidss bsyond me bmHs Mths 6tsls
l.' M'ss'ss'ppt sed II tvrkes sppssss6g 70 the
Court iNsl me PIs'Sl,hs bsse Med N thw csss
q Bill u Discovery against The DsIsnds0f, ~,
~ ring hun 10 answer thereto II h therefore
ordered BY tho Court tbst pubIiession be made
IN The Ripley Advertiser, . newspapss printed
within this Sis'e, once week, fos two NJ ,nihs
succes'iveI,i notify ing the sad Defendant that
sad Plaintiff have filed thar Bill of Dwcovcsy
against him ~ sfosesaId, and that unless he
answer 10 the same by The next Term Of this
Court, II will be- taken ~ confessed.
A true Copy from Tho Minutes.
HARDY w. sTRlCKLiN.
CLEnx
January gUth 1645--1O-2m
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pPersons calling for any Of the above letters
will please say "Adver,ised."
IN, Nc PHERSON, P. M
Pontotoc, Ian. 1T l645-3t
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The Anti Rent difficulties in Columbia coun,v
N. Y have entirely subsidized, aud the Sheriff
has served legal process 10 the "nfected Dis
,rict," without any opposition.
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FALL GOODS.
$. RHINE.

i now receiving and opening, a, his
Od stand, a New and Splendid sssosi-
mcns VI
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The secre'ay Of the State Of Ohio, In The Sd
sencc NJ full retUsnss essimstcs that there arr in
that State about $4,000 tsschers, and 400 600
scholars. connected with moro THAN $4,000 com.
mon schools. Wy
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N EMAlNtNO IN NE Pes OoRs q PemSs
30 Mes, y. ,bs yIss dsy ~ Dsesebe,
1874, which n DW tstee go sssess ths
3Isset March $50, vii bs ssss " tks OsSsss
psss UfACs % deed I>uttsss,
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'D,.n 2s,h 1911 Az
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February 81 ls45-l2-6w.
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January llth l645--6--6S
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-04
IMPROVEMENT.

The Cadiz Sentinel this day makes its lowest
and most graceful bow 10 IFS numerous and high
ly respectable patrons, and would beg leave to
introduce them to its new head. II is human ma
ture for man to be partial towards his own bant-
ling but in all truth and soberness, we think
we can safely assert, that the Sentinel is now the
handsomest paper in the State of Ohio. And il
there is finer looking sheet in the United States,
il has never reached our hands This is the age
Of Improvement as well as Of civilization. Every
thing is conducted upon the locomotive principle
A man to thrive must be alive, and keep pace
with the spirit of the times. We contemplate
before the close of the present volume, and per-
hups in the course ofthe summer, 10 add still fur
ther Improvements to the appearance of the Sen
tinel. We must either procure type of mucl
smaller size than those now in use, or enlarge
the paper, to enable US to accommodate Our ad
vertsing customers Each week we are com
PEELED TO omit about two columns of advertise
ments, TO make room for our usual variety o
reading matter. We regret this, but at presen
it cannot be helped.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-04
The New Postage Bill.

The following are the rates Of postage upon
letters, newspapers, and pamphlets, as regulated
by the new bill of the last Congress, which goes
into operation on the Isl day of July:
On letters; single, or any number of pie
ces not exceeding half an ounce, 300
miles or less, CTS.
If over 300 miles, 10
Drop letters (not mailed),
For each additional half ounce. or part
thereof, add single postage thereto.
On Newspapers Of 1900 square inchesor
less, sentb by editors or publishers, from
their Offices Of publication, any dis
tance not exceeding 30 miles, Free
Over 80 miles, and not exceeding 100, CT.
Over 100 miles, and out of the State, IA
All sizes over 1900 square inches, post
age same as pamphlets.
Pamphlets, Magazines and Periodicals,
any distance, for one ounce or less,
each copy, .
Each additional ounce or fractional part
thereof, Ia
On Circulars--Quarto post, single cap or
paper not larger than single cap, fold
ed, directed and unsealed, for every
sheet, any distance, 2 :"
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6aEN 1ArRs0Nls HEAIfII..

The ruulor of dIe death Of this distinguished
man turns out, as we supposed, 10 be false. Gen.
b. Armstrong, our consul TO LiVerpooh arrived
last evening at Washington, direct from Nash
vile. He was at the Hermitage, in company
with DIR. Felix Robertson, on Tie 18th, 10th, and
l7th instant. The Generals health appeared io
be nearly the same as il was when he wrote the
President on the 9th-his mind, voice, and sen
ses, all unimpared.
Gen. Armstrong is on his way TO Llserpo2i'-
He is accompanied by his son-in-law, Captain A.
Harris, formerly Of lhe United States aTmyi his
son, Mr.. james Armstrong; and his daughter,
Mss Armstrong
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Jesse smIth a rederal Coon out and

The ''red dog" Editor of the Republican, who
defends the swindling 81. Clair Bank, and other
federal editors have asserted that Jesse Smith is
a democrat. 1t is not so! He is federal coon,
out and out, streaked and dyed in the WOOL
We have the authority of the Ohio Statesman
for saying, that in 1910 he furnished most of
the funds upon which whiggery, in that county,
gnzzed hard cider, and built mock log cabins.
After the election of "TippecanOe and Tyler
too," this same red dog banking establishment
furnished the materials used by the coons in
builing bOnfres to exhibit their Joy. The store
of Jesse Smith. as late as lS42, exhibited large
handbills gloriIyng over the result of that demo-
ralizing and disgraceful campaign. During the
last fall this same Jesse Smith boasted in CO.
umbus that he would rather lose 50 500 than
that Mr. Clay should lose his election.
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WooL.--This is the season Of the year in whicl.-
the wool-grower seeks market for his WOOL
The prices this year will undoubtedly be consid-
erably lower than they were last. In the eastern
cities the prices range from 25 10 AZ cents pei
pound. Our merchants in this place, VIC believe.
propose 10 give from 20 to 33 cents, owing TO
the quality and the mannerof handling. These
prices are evidently as high as The prices in the
East will justify them in giving.--Cowicr.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-04
FRESH DRUGS.

TOHN BEALL respectfully announces ~.
- 70 the public that he has just recsiVed,
in addition 10 his former stock OF Drugs and fM
Medicines, large and well selected assott- A
Dmeht Of fresh Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, -
Famishes, Dye stufs, Glassware and Patent Melt
lcines which be offers for sale The most favorabF
terms Having purchased entirely for cash, in the best
eastern market he afford, and is determined 70
sell at the lowest regular Pittsburgh prices. l.
Confident that he make it the interest OF Physi-
clans, Merchants, Fulers, Dyers Painters, Aanufac
turers, and Others purchase at s establishment, he
respectfully requests them to call and examine the
quality and prices of his stock before purchasing else
where.
Orders by mail, otherwise, promptly attended to.
He hopes by undivided personal attention TO busi-
ness, merit and receive liberal share of public pa
tronage.
Drug Store on Main street, door of William
Hogg's Store, Cadiz Ohio May ID, ls45.-tL
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A SHORT TALK WITH OUR PATRONS.

A SHORT TALK WITH OUR PATRONS.
The editor Of the Sentinel contempIaies, in
the course of the present summer, to visit every
part of Harrison county, and portions of the conn
lies adjacent, for the double purpose of collect
ing such monies as may now be due the estab-
lishment, and to increase, ifpossible, the circu-
lation of the paper. There is a considerable
sum of money now due US, for subscriptions, ad-
vertisng and job work. Punctuality in payment,
is the life Of business--'sshort settlements make
long friends" We wish TO make the Sentinel
useful to its patrons. and profitable 10 ourself--
Nothing but embarrassment and vexation results
from long credits-thc system is disastrous both
to debtor and creditor.
Newspaper duns would scar the leaves of Eden
1--WE despise them-nobody pays attention to
them. We have learned by experience that if a
newspaper publisher wishes denquents TO pay
up, he or his agent must wait upon them per-
sonaly. This we intend 10 do, and we hope
our subscribers will be prepared 10 "fork over
the rhno''
Although our circulation is as large as that Of
most country newspapers, yet it is not half so
large as we wish it to be. From and after the
lst of July, there will be no postage on newspa-
pers circulated within thirty miles of the place
where published. This, unquestionably, will
operate beneficial to all western newspapers
it will in great measure keep the overgrown
wishy -washy, namby-pamby, humbug mammoth
sheets of the Atlantic cities, out of circulation in
the west Every man will patronize his OWE
county paper, and thereby enable the publishel
to add TO its beauty, excellence, and usefulness
In our efforts TO increase The circulation Of the
Sentinel, we expect our friends will lend US al
=, the assistance in their power. Any kindness o
this description extended to us during our visit
we shall remember with feelings of gratitude.
01-Durng the absence Of the editor, the at
fairs ofthe office will be under the management
of Mr.. ANDREW STUART, young man of mucl
moral worth, and an excellent practical printer
Our friends who have business to transact at thu
office, will find him prompt and obliging.