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1 wish / had a wife.

By love! l throw myself away!
linger on frOEI day to day,
And find no Joy in life,
Pm all alone, without a friend;
No one my trouserloons to mend
wish had q wife!
So heavily the hours do roll
They almost crush my sickly soul,
My days, with i'll are rife,
My coat is minus most a skirt,
hain't no buttons on on my shirt
/ wish / had a wife.
| wish, although wish in vain,
That was young man again
I'D 60 it like a knife;
I'D court and kiss and have nv fill,
And sport with all the gals, until
! found myself a wife!
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Government of the United states.


EXECUTIVE.
JAMES K. Polk, Of Tennessee, President.
George NJ. Dallas, of Pennsylvania, vice president.
James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, sect'y Of state.
w, l.. Marcy, of New York, secretary Of the war.
r. J. Walker, Of Mississippi. secI'ry of treasury.
Geo. Bancroft, of Massachusetts, secl'ry of navy.
Cave Johnson, of Tennessee, postmaster general.
John Y, Mason, OF Virginia, attorney general.
JUDICIARY.
Roger B. fancy, of maryland, chief justice.
Levi Woodbury., of N. Hampshire, assOciOte justice
Smith Thompson, of New York, 2
John McLane, OF Ohio,
Henry Baldwin, of Pennsylvania,
James NJ. Wayne, of Georgia,
John Mckinley, of Kentucky,
John Catron, of Tennessee,
Peter V. Daniel, of Virginia,
OTHER OFFICERS.
Winfield Scott, major general ofthe army.
James Shields, com'r of general land office.
Edmund Burke, commissioner of patents.
Seth Barton, solicitor of the treasury.
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INCREASE OF PoPULATIoN.-PoI iticGL Ia
fucnce in the West.-The home missiona"
ry thus sums up the growth Of the Western
States:
Ohio welcomed the first permanent set
tiers in 1888; now is occupied by 1882
900 people.
Michigan, 10 which the a attention ofem
igTants was turned twelve or fourteen years
ago, now has 100000 people.
Indiana, admitted into the Union in 1916
has received population of more than half
million since 1890, and now numbers
more than 100000 inhabitants.
Illinois, was organized separate Territory
lin 1910, and entered the Union as State
lin lSl6.-From that date, its population
trebled every 10 years till the last census,
and in the last five years has arisen from
) 476, 900 to 100000.
. Missouri, which in 1910 had only 2O,600
people has now 100000 having increased
+ so per cent. in FIVE years.
r Iowa was scarcely heard of at the East 10
r year ago, it is but ID years since the only
P white inhabitants, north of the Missouri line,
! were a few Indian traders. More than 1907
+ 1000 now make that beautiful land their
i hOme--6O,OOO Of whom have gone in du
}. ring the last four years.
: Wisconsin, was organized ten years ago
. the MaIshals have just taken the census
+ and from present appearances, the popUla
r ton will vary but little from 100000, being
= an increase OF 100000 in FIVE years. On
= portion ef the territory, 33, miles by 80
Z which 10 years ago was an unbroken wilder
p ness, now numbers 10000 inhabitants; ant
the emigration 10 that portion of the Yves
is greater than ever.
As q consequence Of this transfer of pop
uIalion, there is a steady but rapid lTansfe
Of political influence. In 10 years, froH
". 1880 to 1910 The East lost, by the chang
II Of the ratio Of representation, 81 members c
Y Congress more than lit gained by the in
) crease Of population; while in the same pc
II. rod, the West gained BY increase Of pOPu
s lation IL members more than 1t lost b
!" change Of ratio, making difference Of fol
ty.two votes. The seven new States an
0'' Territories above ennumeEatcd-lo say notl
ing Of the other western and soulh~weBteE
States and Texas--hsve increased since III
last adjustment Of the ratio, more than mi
lion and half-enoUgh entitle them
so is more mcmbeTsin our national Legislature
4
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F0F fosty line6 o. ssDepuhfa as rlsasufe 60 n
70 eontTee taken for len t6an enc yeaf-and p1fele
nh yearly ~ advance.
Thspiylege Of annual advertisers e limited 70 tietf
own immediate business cad al advertisements fof ~
benefit Of other persous rem On b. fhem must o paid
ler bg the squars.
Professional Advertisements.
Tor 70 lines q less. not altsEabie. months, g a.
I, 70 O. % % % @ gS
GALL JOS WORK .NUsr BE PAID FOR Of
DELIVERY.
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DIR. w. II. SAYLE,
established himself

IL permanently in YazoO City, for the
purpose of practising Medicine, Surgery and
Obstetrics-would represent to the public
that he has had l6 years experience IN The
profession, during which time he has repeat
edly performed most of the capital operations
in Surgery aud Obstetrics, viz:-ior calculus
or stone in the bladder, fractured scull, am
mutations. strabsmus and the various forms
OF fstala and dropses, instrumental obstet-
RIGS. SC. His Office is opposite the Post
Office, where he will be found ready to give
prompt attention to all cases conided to his
care. Jan %, 1916, 2S-u
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99rnfE8S1Uota1~
mr. A.. 4. Wizards

OFFICE is the same as he opened when
ne first came to this place, mo. 2, Nye's
Row. next door to WIN. E. Pugh' Esq
DR.. w. would respectfully say to his
friends and former patrons, that he can at all
times be found in his Office OF attending to
hs profession.
Yazoo CITY, Aug. 81, 1916. It'll
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The collections q The Costoms COT tie year
past, Al this poTi. fall short about million
e. compared, with last year. The receipts
in December were Sl.l35, $40,
aud for lheyear 1916 were 1888 ,63S
And ia 1916 1885. 733
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Judicial Distrscts of Mississippi.
Arranged according Q Act Of 844, and 'oent into
operation aJlef Lhe late election.
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misunderstanding TO the Governs
or's message, the present debt Of Arkansas
IS ,6l7 900. The annual interest amounts
10 SI64 ,660. OF more than 81 70 each IN.
habitant.
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f. w. QUACKENBOSS.
Attorney and Counsellor
At LAW
YazOO City, Miss.

EoEOO ClIYs MISS
CONTINUES to practice regularly in
Othe Superior Court of Chancery, High
Court Of Errofs aud Appeals, Circuit Court
of the United States at Jackson, Superior
Court Of Chancery, and in the Circuit courts
or Yazoo. Holmes and Carroll countless
Office in the Insurance building on Jeaer-
son Street.
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YaZOO r.. A. Chapter, No. 8.
HVHE Regular Meetings Of the YazOO Royal
u Arch Chapter. No. 8, are held in the
Chapter Room, Yazoo city, on the Sd Mon
day Of each month At 3 o'clock, P. M.
THOS. ]. WILSON, Sect'ry.
October 9, 1916. 14-f
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SlSI VI LWCutg -SCfcu anu tWOGO1lls
panies of which FIVE regiments are cayalrv
or H'ou"ted men. ana twenty-five in7aHsTgl
except part Of one battalion, OF which two
OF the companies are JEetd artillery -
On the @lst oil september, 1t appears %
the statement then submitted 10 the secretes:
~ Of War, that the. volunteer force in the
field twelve months men, amounted to 2s,:
l61 officers and men, exclusive of the gen>
eral officers and staff provided for the iiregf
ular troops. This Forces 1t IS seen, does mol
now exceed 5000, If the data upon which
the strength OF the army IS based be tolera'
bly, correct.
Distribution of the Army in Campaign.
| Armv under the command or ordsr of Major
General Taylor -
Regular Troops. S,66f
P 81 nG1se - 20 ro mS1'eO SSs
Regulars 1906
VOlunteer Troops 1899
Under gBrigs eis co,sr,l wool cb.,,.d i0'S'@
with the conduct off separate division
Regular Troops 62I "a
1 nOlante GERS ,.a;.. ZOSs-z6eV
ed with he conducI Of aonor s, cI 5;Vs;-
sion in New Mexico und Caliiornio-
Regular Troops 446 ~
'0lun'esS' S'4O-sssa
Aggregate force emD.ov.a in III. field 94a8z
or this force (24.0s4,) s,47S are Of he
regular Amy and 1851 volunteers.
The achievements of every division and
battalion in the field have nobly sustained
the character of the regular army, In the
day of battle the efficiency and skill DISPLAYS
ed only equaIled the exoectatioos of those
best acquainted with it, biob state Of disicEn,.
: line, etc. The victories won and the graves
OF the fallen attest the ability and yslor 81
the veterans Of other wars, as we'll as young.
er officers-eEeUes Of the National Academy,
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BUSINESS Carus.
GmnSmith BusineSs.
RE MOVAL.

HAVE removed above the Bayou, oppo>
H size Messrs. Link & Harrlson's, where
they continue 10 keep general STOCK OF
Groceries, Produce, &c, also TO purchase OF
Store, and ship Cotton.
Yazoo citv July "a, 1846. jill,
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We make the following extract from the
Report Of the Adiutanl General Of Che Uni.
ted States, which has just been published.
tits dated the 9Th ultimo.
"Thc army In Mexico has been augment.
ed during the year by recruits and deiach>
ments of regular troops drawn from various
points, and By numerous regiments oftWelTe
months volunteers.
The land forces employed in prosecuting
the war may be estimated as follows
REGULARS.
In the field, officers and men, including
general stat, 6,6i5
Troops ., sea and under orders to join the -
army, t,Oae
Recruits en- route for the seat Of var, Id
T
Aggregate regulars in campsiRn. BA73
In the field, Is74s
At see, for califOrnis, 16B
| Aggregate volunteers in campaign, I65ii
The regular force in active field service fs com
posed of the following regiments;
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Yazoo City Property for Sale.
have % Lots in YazoO City for sale;
= most Of which are large and well situat.
ed for family residences. Terms accommo-
datiPg and titles warranted.
WIN. E. PUGH.
September Is, 1916. li-tE
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VIM. e. PUGH,
Attorney at Law,

And SOLICITOR lR Chdhcefyj
uWAS removed his Office from Main to
Eh Jefferson Street Yazoo city, where
At all times be may be found unless profess
sionally absent r.
lie attends regularly the Circuit courts OF
Attala, Leake, Madison, YazoO and Holmes,
and the Chancery court and High court OIL
Errors and Appeals at jackson.
Yazoo city, May Is, 1916. 45-l.
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"ANTED.-A situation in Commercial
wv House is wanted by man OF business
qualifications, who is we'll acquainted with the
people generally. For particulars apply at this
Office. Jan, 30, l846, Soft.
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LAW NOTICE.

JAW NOTICE.
DO BERT IL. BUCKNER has resumed the
HI practice Of his profession, and VIII
conine himself TO the business OF the Chah,
cerv Court. Supreme Court and the United
States Court, held at the city Of Jackson.
Address, Jackson, Miss.
January %, 1916. 29-ly'
Doprpr II pUcKNER. R. L. DIXON.
DUCKNER & DIXON, Attorneys at Law
I'D and Solicitors in Chancery.
Jackson, December II, 1845 2S-lJ
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Aggregate volunteers in campaign, les
The regular force in active field service fs cor
POscd of the following regimenIsi
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Company Of Engineer soldiers,
Recruits en- route,
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The report is confined 10 The operations
OF the post Office department for the last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-28

tuNIeRANr. Day after dsy the train on the BuE
fslo and Niagara Falls Railroad has come H. stretched
10 the length Of monstrous serpent and filed % full Of
German Immigrants ths u seemed Ike cruelty n com
moi single engine To drag sucb loads In seh
excessively hot weather. We learn that they choose
The route via Montreal evsde the somewhat operops
reonirements II the port laws and regulations ~ Nsv
York From Montreal they come up through Lake On
tsro TO Lewiston thence 20 the city by the railroad
When thew arrive here they encAmp Apvwhsra on ,ha
street side where they find room for their bsggaS
TIN they provide such conveyance up the lsEs n.
suits them. Sometimes they End empty buildings which
they occupy during few days detention but their
il generally short "a they seem % have made Cd their
minds whittier they were going before they lefi home
Buffalo Repub.
lMPRUbfNT BENEvOLENCE-Somet tine ago we
mentioned, with appreciation the fact that more IN an
eighty Irish orphans had been received into Canadian
families. ApoOr woman Of the fsuhourg st Vser the
mother Of eight children led by ment OF commas
sion which II Ia impossible 10 admire too much took
into her family young Irish orphan girl whom she
treated as OF her children At the end Of some
days the emf grant fell sick Of typhus fever and received
from her adopted mother the touching attentions
Thanks 70 these the orphan recovered but ST the mo
ment she reganed her health the unfortunate mother
who had introduced the contagiou TO her own home
without being aware Of It. fell sick and died She was
yesterday Inferred at 81 ROchs leaving behind her a.
one may say nine orphans /. Csnsoen, Montreal
PIcEPocKETs.-Four Of the light fingered gentry
arrived Sunday evening from New York By the P ot
Line, and while the passengers leaving the boat
they made denomination upon the coat pocket Of Mr
r. Smith Of the State Of New York He perceived the
manifestation and turning suddenly caught the hand Of
some one. but an immediate furry in the bevy forced
him 10 quit mis- hold Officers Russell and Smith secured
OF them, calling himself John White alias Little
Jack, who was committed by the Mayor in default Of
$1,000 10 for assault with an attempt 20 com.
nit felony lPhls Amer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-28
4musemfnts.
CHINESE LADY.

NOVEL ATTRACTION Ia coe--casnce Of the gese-
~ express anxiegy IN go frrsle oeoosfrg 10 he
h oder Of ih- Celestial Empire prior 10 Der depart
ae Tor Europe, Nihos Sal A7 Broadway has essa
express engaged show The pablo ihs ooly Ls6y nef
ever ~ the vsls o. Canton. Admission . eenis Cs
dr'n -. cents jvxs iwts'
A MhkfCAN MusbUM.-Evefy day and evssise
- ton ~e-k. com neoeing Monday, july S-speodie
etnseaons aud performsne-s every sf-rocon 81 ssd
Ssrryes-nns al o'ciock Lasi weed II TIE Chapman
r.uiy Aso engaged for snohes week. the oeleorsts1
Orpne.n Family, or kenneoec vocssts; shalins Qua
Ars VIEW ard Interesting Wax rgur-s. ailhfsl rep
rescnstors OF the - AFRICAN NEGRO SLAVES.
Isten "a ne year lSs, OF Ne~Hxv-n the scsoooer
Anls'an Sl-r hey hsd uutai-1 and murdered The o.
Gers arc ere- santa Annss Wooden Leg Pete Morris.
Somc Nccsi" Mics Jaisen. The beautiful psnssuss;
Lvtns him psnzee OF Orsns outsng Anatomical Necas-
Adnsslon - en ehidr-n uoter 10 yesrs. tlt eta tys
EA~sLE GARDEN.-ktnisson Is ccnts rss
- splenft Panorama q New Y0fk Bsy and the delight
f breeze Dyed by ths vstsr, endsr ~. lh-
desirable sumner resori IN th- ci'y -WESDrsGAY
EVENING. Jaly She Enterta'nmenis will commence
with the Overture % FRA Disvolo~ Amer wrieh TEE
popular buretts entitled Love IN all corn-Ts" Anex
which Grand Pas de Trolls by Misses Amelia and May
Arm Wells. sslsd. "Msry % Argyle" Misc Pnilip. -
will ~ hrou n HI. wonderful performances o. TIE Tight
Rope Miss LOUISE Wells wtll sppsU and dance lie fo-
lseca Ballad Native Land 4" Misc phlltps Toe ~hols
10 eorcude ~tlh 8 sailors Hornp,pe. BY BY Ia Peuie
Mary Anne Door open ~ 81; commences AZ ocI.ee ~
CASTLE CONGRATULATIONS ENhI.
SRiriON The Chinese junk keying. 10 nov iyinx 81
Castle Garden Admission 90 board, = cents opsa
from o'eocs A. anuI pM iyi5 s~ts
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

81 .Janes C0ls--LOi on avenue A. corner l5ihst 26x
95i feet sl25 lot adjoining 25ix95. ssj0 do do S75
DO do 1t S6sO $3l20 lot corner Avenue A and 10Th
81 26x95 $l75o lots on l6ihst rear Of the above,
rear OF ado We l5hst same sze, sl,s5O, lot sd
iopipg same size $500 do do. s535 lot 18th
a. sns Avenue A e6x951. 81 O5O - lots djoining on
syenus A. 25ixo58 81 $50; do do slo0oi gore lots
adjoining 100 gore lot on l5Ihst rear OF above,
$50 do do. $3.50 do do, $780, 90 do siso' do DO
s755 10, liih St sf lsisTes9e, s0Ayt, s7SV
400 DO do 81 200; do do $500 lot on lJihst rear
OF above, 25xlO3i SLIGO lot on iiss'sL 90 DO -
10, adjoining same size $3.50 do DO, $l75i lot on
llihs o. nesr Bowery, 25xSlt, st20O,
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White Sulphur Springs, Va.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
WHITF SUI Pfu-n SPRINGS. Jul,

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, July 20 1871.
heard from the proprietor Of this celebrated es.
Enlistment this morning thsthe had reason TO expect
Mr. CLAY would be here in the of ton days His
friend Dr Mercer of Orleans IL already here. There
are here from 2jO 300 aud tho cry By every stage
10 ;ir hey come" The hrong Is usually At Its fullest
from the st 10 the 10Th OF August Hon. x. Johnson
the ghspirl.ed and accomplished Wing Senator from
Maryland is expected here tomorrow tie next day
his lady and daughter having preceded him weeks
since. see here Mr. Gatchc snd his daughter and
Mr. Wier also from Baltimore and Judge Brooke
old patriot Of 10 and another ttaunch friend Of Mr.
Clay Mr. and Mrs skinner Of your City, whom saw
soma dave since az the Worm Springs, are also
iere The numerous friends Of that estmsble son OF
Virginia Landon Carter, Esq will hear With deep
greet that be ia here in very precaOus state OF health,
under the assiduOus and kind care of Doctor Caldwell
No presentation that ] have ever heard from visit
era or read the papers elsewhere had prepared
ne for ANYTHING IKE the Improvements which time, taste
money and good management have wrought IN the sp
pearance fixtures and accommodations of all sorts at
the White sulphur Springs Men and ladies seeusiom'
ed lately only 10 railroad and steamboat travelling may
be worried In getting here but being once set down and
refreshed by nights sleep In quiet comfortable cot
tsgs on walking abroad ia the morning and viewing the
vast extent completeness and beauty of the improve
Lnents and scenery all remembrance Of annOyances on
the way il soon eiaced. You shall hear from me from
tme 10 time If anything should offer worth the postage
RAMBLER.
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Died, on Sunday morning July %, at Haverstrsw
Rockand County, Ny EDWARD, son of Fitzgerald
and Mary Frazer, aged years months and II days
On the morning of the 27th inst LlLLIAS TENANT
native Of Scotland, In the 10Th year OF her age.
Her friends and acquaintance are invited to sttend
her funeral this day "wednesday at o'clock P NJ
from her late residence Ninthsvenue. second house
north Of Twenty thrdst The body will be taken 10
Trinity Cemetery for lnterment.
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GxCur5ioHs.
- sONs OF TEMPERANCE Excur

Ntss--.on 10 Hsverstrsw on Thursday, 29th mt
attend the public meeting and pic mic OF
Warren Division No l78 knickerbOcker Division No
81 have chartered the steamboat Eureka 10 convey s
per,ons who wish 10 attend. Dngle-' hsnd accompany
Inc excursion. @. w 2. James Kennedy will pre-
side. 6ispersaion has been granted for all tne
Divisions Ia the city TO spp-sr IN RECALLS. rev
Union OF the Daughters OF Temperance viii be insu-
uted 20 be called Warren Uniou md dispense has
been granted for all the Unions 10 his city appear In
regas So ye dsu ghtes sisters and td-nds
perance and show by your that There
good time coming Fare Tor Tho excursion 80 cents :
children under y years, half price The bort VIII leave
the foot Of Delsncey-st al O'CLOCK Msrkest IT Dusne
S. u Canlsi4 before Hamm nd.st 3. and Nineteenth
"a. Returning viii lesvr Hsyrrstr-w at O'Clock -
Ticket. may be Obtained OF VIM RObi1son. "a Eighth
avenue; IA W. HsmOln Sol Green~ich-sti Dongsn,
$50 Amos-sL G. T Leach 1877 West Sixteenth 81 c. w.
HRdenbrook sol Beecs-rst, : W Cronk 46l Bleecser-
81 C. HsltrZelhergsr 1873 Eghh-svenue Luke Hassett.
~ Nassau-sI; + w. aud ". Glley $50 Gfatd-sL 4;
Curtis Seans, 80 Boweryi r. Shsrot, 29l spring-st
fy17
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Eeaal Notices.

NOTICE 10 CART1IEN 10 Renew their Licenses.
N~Exlr-rts from a zW entitled, A Law 10 resu ave
c,t. ana Csffmen passed me ION day Of August 1888
Sec b AL License. 10 Car men .hsli expire on NE sat
MONDAY - Juy sfter the dale hereof -
man hall pe 10 the Msyor, lof he use O tho city mo
nr ftyy, dollar. and iy cents and upoE the ren-"a
N suv Carmsn's License such person ,hs pay AZ iof,
aid The ,um u fny cent'
Ia conformity herewith, the Carmen arc hereby re-
Nod 10 renew their Licenses tie Mayors Oce, CIV
s 70 commence on Monday the "a day Of gust lsf
Al O O'Clock A. Mfour asses each day, To succession
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FROM he Geneva ~. " Courier. July IS, l.i7.
A(.KNEN.-Id the year l8fl wat

Frnn fle Geneva v I Atlftr July TO- 20.
NEWSPAPER AGENCN.-ll the year l3il was
Nest-b i-hed agency under g direction and manage
meut % v b. PAMEa wh c has obtained ihe cor tt-rce
~ The press and OF ndvcr-ers generally throughout the
Union he receives advertisements agt attends 20 their
insertion in newspapers IN all pafi N be United saes
thus saving those wishing 10 make known er place of
busiuese ard their facilities Tor trade, vast deal n
trouble and urceriartv Il j. surprising that such esab
i.hmens have Mt been in operation before The fact j,
thai here very large csss Of people readers ~ coun
try re,sspapers who take suost a much Interest 10 rea
ing adverlsenenf IN the other portions Or he paper
snd those coming from adistsnce are examined ami cuu
ned over viii much are Merchants in New York CT ~
have n get scarcely began 90 perceive NE advantage
which Advertising boz county plp-rs gives Item, hut
venture 90 sav that ~ the thousands visiting Ee Atlantic
ces 20 purchase a very large portion directed snd
commended 20 tie houses which hey visit by The sdver-
t.-uent. tn their weekly newspaper
As o. prescott advised. are satisfied hat amid The
host of infA.crs which have arisen ourd h.m Mr.
Palmer sands rrttnner r care ~ he busIn sscolfd-d
10 him and To- bic method AZ dong badness ID De
ly press wish 90 De u Stood hat BE- Is the only
authorized 6gert Tor The Coufi-e saisfed iha. hsve
lost NOR tlan have gsaea by lhs operations Of those
who aiteu DO io rivalftn
From the Toronto Provincial Herald. June p, 1877.
AeENrs-ln all cases where sgenis have been Apo 1sd
We wish al par suhscr b. through HEM per-
soa authorized 90 receive subscriptions fJr Bg1ica-
ons the agent sub agents be- appoint 10
sct his business y Il PsLhsR has been appointed 90
act a. agent IA NewY0rs Phi ade phis md BO-0n Our
friends viii do favor by giving any assistance in their
power 90 our Agent. IY8 10