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Candies, by the box or pound. Soda, But
ter, Water,.and Pic,nie Crackers. by the box or
gound. Principe, HatSpanish, and common CT.
Pars. TObacoes, various kinds, at 1' ae.
sa G. A. BoEGEL'S.
EEH ported g.iQmorS for Medical Dur.
poses, Pale French Brandy, Raspberry Brandy, Port
Wine, Ma aga Wine, Hol and Gin and best Matt
Whiskey for sa at the Drug Store of
c. A BOEGEL
a SUHeTfiAe article Of Susp. Bandages
McClenachap's Comp'd Supporters,
Plain Abdominal h do. ~
Mems Trusses, single and double,
Child's do, for sale at the Drug Store of
..ar q. A. B0EGEL..
SWiph. DE QminiMP, Turkey Opium
De mar cctized Opium, for sale by
sat's 6. A. BoEGEL.
POCket Instruments, Surgical Needles
Horse PhIegms and syinges. assorted sizes, al
~, .srr'5.7 sc. A. B0EGEL's Drug slore.
". B. Medical, School and Miscela.
neous Books and general assortment of Station
ary' tor by C. A. BOEGEL. ii.
Cod Liver Oil.-A superior article just re-
ceved al the Drug Store of ~" f
Dec. II, 1851. H 9. A. BOEGEL
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r. R R, No. 4.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
For all Acute Complaints

For all Acute Complaints,
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
The mOmenti it is applied externally, or ta-
ken into the system it will stop the AlJst excru.
ciating pain and quickly remove j.. cause.
tNsE9 2 RhematSm
Mr. Granger mason well known in Brook
lyh was a cripple for nine years. Railways
Ready Relief relieved him from ren.in fifteen
minutes, enabled him 10 walk two miles with
out the aid of stick or crltch in three days,
and cured hin'entirely in one week.
Thousands ofoIher cases equally as wonder
ful as the above. have been cured by RR Re-
lief Cholera Morbus- Railways Ready Re-
lief will relieve the sufferer from all pain in ff-
teen or twenty minutes. 1t will cure The most
desperate cases in few hours. Neuralgia
The moment R. R. Relief is applied 1t allays
the most painful paroxysms. II will alwrys
cure Sick Headache. 1t will relieve the most
distressing pains in fifteen minutes. 1t will
likewise prevent renewed attacks. Ague. In
ten minutes a tea spoonful Of r r Relief will
stop the Chils and break the Fever.
Aches Of all kinds Pains Of all kinds Brui-
ses Burns, Scalds Strains, Sprains Stiff Joints
Lameness' One application Of Railways Ready
Relief will in few moments entirely stop the
pain.
Itreduces swelling heals sores, cuts and
wounds removes bruises. Look for the sigma
ure of Radway d co. on each bottle.
.. r. r. R-No
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Mem advertisements.
- : 7. e = eHERiFFsAIg. 1IUJ
Thomas Nlehols stsls sg..6L

JqhuM as.ir.ti.s ( F''''''0''
pursqaht to an order q sale issued from The Of.
Gee ef ths eleFk 81 the court of common pleas Of
Carroll county sud to me directed will offer for
sale at the door of the Court House In Csrroiitan
0a SotErday As Sist dog Qf December A, D.,
1883, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock 9. M, and
o'clock p, m, the following premises situate in
: Carroll sounty, Ohio, to wit: That part OF the
aOuth east quarter ol section IS. ia township Of
Rsnges 8, coutai ing four acres and Gilty hun.
irsths Of snaoFe. Of which Thomas White, seni
or, late Of Carroll couny Ohio died seized
- =TEEMs:--0ne thrd cash in hand, and the re-
main deriR two equal annual payments with inter
est from the day Of sale, to be secured by mort
gage on the premises.
s..9 Jim II WHiTCRAFT, Sheriff.
Fsov Is, is5s-td.
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SHERIFF SALE.



s Thomas Nieho -
Thomas White jretsI)
Pursuant to an order Of sale issued from the
Office ofthe eF Of the cnnrt Of Common Pleas
ofcsrroll county to me directed, viii offer for
sale at the door OF the Court house in Carroton,
on Saturday the slsi das Of December A. d, 1853.
'@ between the hours ofiO o'clock A. ". AMI a o.
cock p. H. the following premises situate in said
Osrroll county TO wits Part OF the Fast quarte er
: o Section IS intp. is Of Range contSinibg 50
acres 10 poles more or less, being ne ame tract,
ofwhich Thomas White late Of Carol county
died seized andlyng on the North side Of said ar.
section. ts EA3IEsETE ssH
Terms-0ne third cash in hand and the remain
der in two equal annual payments vita interest
from the day of ga 10 be secured by mortgage on
the premises JOHN II. WHITCRAFT.
q Nov, "a 1883 Sheriff
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1 T REG NEEATEs
w AK n S s,

In Male or female is quickly cured. and tn
debiltated and emaciated made strong, vigol
Gus and healthy.lt'Impotence and Noctdrni
Emission men, or diseases Of eitherone or nor
of the gsnerative Organs are quickly removed
and the body restored to a healthy and SCUM
condition. .4aa +as@ i't b.as*f bt
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We have had cases where old men of sixty
years who have been scrofulous all their lues
entirely cured by Railways Renovating ResoI-
vent R.R Remedies exhibit their effaey imme-
diately. They do not keep the afflicted pain
stricken sufferer lingering in doubt, but readily
exhibit their effacy instantly relieving pain
renovatHgrestoring, rebuilding and regulating
the diseased body TO health and strength n
Mr., w. B. Oliver Of Dooly Co TGa under
date Of May 80, 1853. writes, ''that a sersan
girl who was SO reduced that no one wopldt
givea thrip for her life" she was SO covered
with sores that there was not a spot of pure
flesh Of the size Of silver dollar on her body
was entirely cured by Radyay's Renovating
Resolvent. 81. ttt tti'AA'
NINETEEN YEARs.--Mr. Henderson of West.
ford Massf has been covered with sores for
nineteen years, and cured by R. r. Resolvent.
SALr RnEUM -The most obstinate cases
OF Salt Rheqm will quickly yield TO the Reno
Vating Resolvent, One gentleman who suppo-
scd that this complaint was hereditory in his
family and had been afflicted with Salt Rheum
since his birth was cured by the use of few
bottles OF the Renovating Resolvent and the
poieonous Rheum entirely eradicoted from his sys-
TEN, t.
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Resolves, kenoVates, Rebuilds,
s..- 1t cures
Scrofula, Tumors, Bleeding of the Lungs,
Syphilis Consumption, st Vta's Dance,
Sores, Rekets, Salt Rheum,
Asthma, Nodes Canker,
Bronchitis Fever Sores, Rash, ra
Ulcers, Erysipelas, letters,
The above eighteen complaints II r Resol
vent will positively cure
1t renovates the system completely, Resolving
away from the Solids all impure Poisonous aud
Diseased Deposits freeing the blood and fluids
of life from all corrupt humors restoring energy
and vigor Health and strength to every organ
and member of the body. a4 .a.N
Letters from high authority, Hon J I, J. Lid
dleton of Waccamaw. s. @. writes us under
date of May end 1853 that Railways Renova-
ting Resolvent cured one Of his negroes on his
plantation at Beaufort of Scrofnla complaint,
Of many years standing. The poor fellow was
disgusting object ofpity he was moving
mass Of sores--the other negroes could not re-
main in the same place with him, He was en-
tirely cured by Railways Rssolvent and is now
at work upon the plantation. To the people
offs. @. Mr.. Middleton is well known and TO
the political world Mr. Middleton Is no stranger
Scrofula. When the patient has been afflicted
for 1--WE years or under, favorable. symptoms
will appear on the third day. after using R. R
Resol lvent.f .u a.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-22
NEW
GROCERT g. PROVISION STORE.
Al Jeaaison' old stand, on Second street.

al Je7atsoa s0td stand, 0n Second street.
II F. subscribers have on hand new and com.
Il pete stock, consisting inpart of
Ioirte--Rio and Java w Z cheese
Tea-Y Fl and Imp Vinegar
Sugar-N and Belcher's Nails ana glass
Salt--bbl, sack and dairy Curranls. raisins, &c
Wooden and willow ware Goldfish and mackerel
Nolasses--N 0 and S II Flour and corn meal
Cigars--ragalia 4 principe Lead, powder, shoi, dc
Tobacco-~smokins j chew Soap and candles
Candies, nuts oranges, lemons, spices, crackers,
sardInss, hollow-wnre bacon, &c &c and all othe
articles usually kept in grocery and provision
store, which we offer for sale a; wholesale or re-
all, at the lowest prices, for cash or ready pay.
NEIDIG 81 SPRINGER. &
Mnscatine, March Is, ls53-tf EE q
N. b: Wanted--All kinds Of marketing such
as butter. eggs fowls, cheese, ard, onions, pota
toes, &c. for which the highest price will be given
N. q S.
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For the Journal.
TO II. u. w.

Yes. il Is thus we 0ugh to- part
.'kl caldnesS md IN Scoln;
Think You I'd s:cd single tear
For vows as false as warmt
Al, no! The vows you breathcd to me
We're not HRrsad before
they were notmalefor me alone,
FOr they were aaeadbare wore.
Yes, / do thank my guiding star,
That led my heart from thee at
That brought TO light thy faithlessness,
And babe me from it dee!
The look of devotion warm,
From those dark orbs OF thine,
Have told as much to Other eyes
As ere they have to ntfne.
The hand thou hast so fondly pressd
And called itsmal and far
Wasnot the fia that trembling lay
And own'd thy tender care
Tie ring thou gayest me, had been
On OTHER hands than mine
The pledge of Tore had oft been sign'd
BY those false bps Of thine
The hurried words the sad adicu,
Were all well learned before:
And practis'd when yoR t,St'tceat on,
In Juvenile days of yore 6
But, ah ! One gifted as thou art,
With winning manners sweet,
Hast learned 100 tre2 to wear the mask
OF ftlse,ood and deceit -s
Bat if Of hoam there's a spark,
Then do the honest thing;
Pray act the gent,emqa for once, -.
And send me bgcs Riy ring NANNErTE.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-22
yDIi9Y
For the journal.
Eunur Eeprt.

DEtR BGWIrcnISG FANNY How J envy thee that
Tread csronot o Fern Leaves, chapletiug Thy brow
oiTmian. slarhling with dewy pearls frem tie VIC
Ir%s velvet mantle shaking its glowing, heathful
sweets Ger glade and glen Calightby the lverlpted
throatsof Heavens eheabio organsts, blending richly
with their brdhke laugh into q Thousand sWeeter ca
dences- wrapping the breezc-lkhsing the sunset
wakny the morn with their singingslutes OF ebony
Ginning forth Wild rich chaunts from their ivory-pF
anod bills like zephyrs playing with pearls on silver
lake sweeping DER seas OF stars, rivers OF suns oeels
OF azure they fit, like ieecy seetS conveyed py
angels breath. Tnging the rainbow beds with their
sweetscented feny pumage, eulling flowers from the
diamond vase, Illuminating the starry turret Of the
MUSES.. The globe awaes. The roaring cataract lolls
moro gently 10 her DO ON the boiling surge, that she
may listen TO the silken melody, sweeping the can
vasscd dome, while the Muses. and the birds sing
Bright Fanny dear Fanny, loving Fancy Fem,
The forest waves in whispers,
Thy christian name to learn;
The pearly stream doth stie
is silvery-pebbed laugh;
The dew withdraws her rifle
Thy sweCter name to quail
Bright Fanny sweet Fanny, gentle Fanny Fern,
We've II chapet from the muses.
To grace thy gifted urn
A wreath Of silver stars,
Thy polished brow to Irvine;
Parnassus' golden cars
Conveys il to thy shrine.
Loved Fanny, dear Fanny, our Fanny Fern,
This dianlondbedded goblet,
Is chased thy name to learn; -H
The muses. vine the palms,
To grace thy chariot fame;
lICric!cs sends his wand,
10 have thee lisp thy name.
Smiling Fanny, happy Fanny, brilliant Fanny
Tiny path be sheets OF silver; lkern,
It's bnlfAlcc never worn;
Tiny pillow be Of violets,
I}y angels fingers spread;
Ciasping the clustering ringiets,
That wreath thy sunny head.
Muscatine, July Is, 1853. KIT LiNwo0D.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-22
MtsCATINE JOURNAL July g, 1853.
Notice in Particular.

A LI. persons knowing themselves indebted TO
"A the undersigned are requested TO come for
ward and settle up, eiher by Cash, Produce or
Note. Luke SollerHd &. S. Foster are now ASSOC
ci,Iei win me in business, which viii be conduct
ed for the future IN the name Of John Lcmp & Co.,
Which makes il necessary thatmy old books should
be closed and hope this notice viii meet with
be attention Of those iniercs,ed--as they viii find
tito their advantage TO give il their prompt aiten
ton JO9N LEMP.
Muscatine, October l, lS52--n23.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-22

CAN SERPEN1s CHARM IA cores
pendent Of the Galena Gazette, writing
from Wiota, says: 1t has frequently
been asserted. and as often denied. that
snakes have the power of charming
birds. An incident which occurred
here last week shows that the rattle
snake, at least, possesses the power of
fascination in a remarkable degree. Two
children gathering straw berries, observ-y
ed bird flying around bush, and
seemingly much frightened. Its circle
gradually became less until it fell to
the ground. One of them ran forward,
and STOPPING to pick it up, was severely
bitten by snake. The question oc-
curs-how is this power exercised or
the bird brought within the influence OF
the fatal circle2 Will some one versed
in the science of Herpe.ology answer ?
The child is expected 20 recover.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-22
FERRY GROCERY.
aTl G..W. aMESSICK.

az me Ferry Landing. M Wafer street,
r EEPS all kinds Of Family Groceries Flour
N by the bluelor retail--colec, sugar, mcias-
es paper, spec, vinegar, teas, tobacco fish, salt
lard honey, sanc-warc, tin-ware. boots, shoes, CT
glrs, candies, powder, shot, lead, starch indgoi
candles,t ar, etc. Dried and green apples forsalo
10y the barrel or bushe
Muscatine Jan. Ia, 1853. {7 lv
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-22
New Express Route.
American Express Company,

~. Louis and Gaiena, pia Mississippi Rirer.
/ IN and after May 10, 1853, we shall run a semi
~ weekly Express to and from ST. Louis to Hannibal
Quincy, Keokuk, Burlington, Muscatine, Rock Island,
davenport and intermediate places to Galena. Our
arrangements with the steam packets affords us fac
ties for the safe and speedy transportation of bank
notes specie packages boxes and bales of goods the
collection and payment of notes and accounts and the
purchase of goods on orders &C., &c. trusty mes
scnger will accompany each Express, provided with
am iron safe for the security OF valuable packages en-
husted to his care. Orders for the purchase of goods
&c. from Galena and other points ON the route, vii,
have prompt attention, and packages returned by the
ist messenger. Packages will be called for and de,
vered at St. Louis without charge for carriage, Mes
scngers will leave Tuesdays and Fridays Of each week.
AT Galena we connect with Burbank Co. to st. Paul
also to Chicago, Buffalo New York and all the prin-
cipal eastern cities. LIVINGSTON, FARGO q co.
CRANE q EVANS, Agents,
June 3, 1853. $780, Muscatine.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-22

PRoFAEIrY.-Ne igbbor, did you ever
reflect that your breath when you swear
is wasted? What good does it do p
Does it do you any good Does it do
your family any good! Why, then, in
dulge such silly habil2 You say that
it is a habit, and that you swear without
thinking. Grant it; but if it loes no
good ought You not TO correct the habit I
1t is not manly to yield to the force of
bad habits. MEN should regulate their
habits. aud not permit their habits to
regulate them. But this is not all.
Suppose the Bible should be true. God
says ''He will not hold him ga hless
that taketh his name in vain" Ii eve-
ry oath you swear is coupled with guilt,
how gully you must be. You swear
without thinking and thus thoughtless.
ly contract guilt, This is serving the
devil TOO cheap. The thief, the liar.
the knave and the Sabbath breaker may
make some sort Of an apology, but you
have none Linn County Register.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-22

S. Louis, KcOkuk, Burlington,
MUsCATIHE. - ET
Oavcnport, Rock IsInnd and tsnlenn Pnclct
A THE entirely new and splendid
passenger steamer MICHIGAN.
SsSsTszS s. i IsoBERr A. RKiLLY, master, has
commenced making weekly trips between ST.
bouts and Gacna leaving st. Louis every Sat
urday at o'clock p. NJ. and arriving at Musca.
tine every Monday at 10 O'Clock M. On her
return, leaving Galena on Wednesday evening and
Muscatine on Thursday at 10 O'Clock A. H.
The Michigan is entirely nee, ana in point o
capacity, speed and splendor, has no equal on the
Upper Mississippi She is provided with Evans
safly-guards, steam and wa,er guages, life preser-
rers, Iifc-boat, &c &C., and all modern inventions
for comfort and security of passengers. Captain
Reilly hopes, by strict attention to the comfort of
passengers and interest of shippers. 10 receive o
share Of patronage SO literally extended TO him
heretofore. For freight or passage apply on
board, or to JOHN LEMP e. GO
May 6, 1853. Agents.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-22

vVyRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES
4 A handsome assortment Of rich, new, and
beautiful designs, C,lIand see them.
All the above and a THOUSAND other things
will be sold at the very lowest CASH prices, hy
WALLACE g. BREADING.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-22

of surprise---a significant shake of the,
head--a sensation nearly allied TO ATTY
and regre; but il is not heard ''as if an
angel spoke, aud as time passes they
hurry off without further comment. TO
their respective coun,ing -Aouses.- .4r-y
thurs Gazette. IN
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-22
iiulOrOI is,

Some OF the Swiss lakes are ! 200 feet
deep.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-22

cnde, silk, lasting, Brown and blcached
Horn,paper bone, Imusins, prints, padding
Canvass, silesias gold and silver watches, siee
chains and keys, gold pencils, gold pens, sewing
silk, conversation cards, rewardcarls silk and
cotton hanakerchieis, OF every description, gun
susPenders, with a vast variety Of other goods
too numerous to mention which they will sell
al wholesale as low as can he bought in any of the
Western cities. May g. 1858.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-22

AND SOLICITORS In CHANCERY.
Ea $50 Muscatine, Io,ca.
MILL practice in the Supreme and District
w Courts Of the State, and in the United
States Court, which is held at Iowa City on the
first Monday in October annually.
We have an abstract Of the Land Titles, care
fully compiled from the Records Of the County
embracing all the Lands in the County, and all
the Lots IN the City of Muscatine, and exhih
iting all the transfers from the Government dow
10 the present owners.
We will attend promptly to the collection
Claims, Examination of Titles, payn cnt of non.
resident owners Of land the procuring, location
purchase, and sale of Land Warrants; entering
purchasing. and selling of lands investing Of
money for nonresident capitalists, (any rate of
interest as,ced upon by the parties is legal in
iown) and the general business of Attorneys and
Counsellors at Law and Solicitors in Chancery
apply
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-22

How TO DO UP SHIRT BosoMs. We
have often heard ladies expressing
desire 10 know by what process fine
gloss observable on. new linen shirt
bosoms, &C., is produced, and in order
TO crafty them, we subjoin the follow
ing receipt for making Gum Arabic
Starch
"Take two ounces Of gum arabic
powder. put it into pitcher OF boiling
water according to the degree of
strength you desire. and then ha ing
covered it let it set all night. In the
morning pour it carefully from the
dregs into clean bottle--cork and keep
it for use. A table spoonful of gum
water, stirred into pint of starch made
in the usual manner, will give to lawns,
(either white or printed) a look of new
ness when nothing else can restore them
after washing. 1t is also good (much
diluted) for thin white muslin and
bobinet,n aw t q E.ssrA
SINGULAR NUTRIMENT ON THE "DIG
GER INDIANS. THE Columbia (Califor-
MAY Gazette says that there are two
considerable Indian villages in that VII
entity at the present time, and the In
dams who looked as lean and guant as
alf-famished wolves, during the past
winter now appear to he enjoying all
the Injuries that an abundant supply
Of clover, and an occasional supply Of
beef and bread can afford. The hills in
The vicinity are vcrdant with nice ten
der clover, which is devoured BY these
poor savages with as much gusto as an
epicure would devour the most dainty
dish. They gather the clover in baskets
and prepare it for use by heating large
stones and placing layer of clover,
we'll moistened. between each layer of
stones. Il soon becomes ready for use,
and each one Of them will eat a supply
Of clover thus prepared, that would
almost satisfVa horse .s-.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-22

- Daring Che prevalence of the late rain Storm
the captain Of the canal boat, Rip Van Krout became
50 alarmed that he seized an airtight bootack and
Jumped overheard. He was picked mp the next day
by the scow Oscilla. When discovered, he was ly-
ing on his back with one leg elevated as signal of
distress. rtfrf
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-22

SNUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES and COLL EN-
~ SYRUP. MEDIC IL SPRINGER.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-22

~ tanner IN the western part OF pennsylvania
bought his daughter hand-organ, as present. from
Philadelphia. A Young country'nan who was paying
her some attention. hearing her play it, asked her
father how long she had had it. "0nly week. was
the reply, .'Wel, now, hang me, if she don't play
first rate for the time she's had III"
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-22

NHu ds 70 IdISG St'to-- UIg, UUuHCIHS
girls''-what a pity it is that theys6ust
soon be "women', stately, matronly,
queenly women, who are only not an
gels because they are not-girls who,
by-,he-by, are no, angels either, but
vastly more charming than The angelic
hos. that we remember to have seen in
pictures or elsewhere - Boston Posi-.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-22

ELOUR-D Davenport. Albion and Efna brands.
~ also BENEFITS SuperGne--at reduced
prices, and insured 10 be good for sale by
MEDIC 81 SPRINGER. NJ
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-22

49, Where is the hoe, Sambo?n "Wid de rake,
massa." "Well, where is the rakeg "Wid de hoe. =
''But, where are both?' why bof togeder. golly.
old massa you pears to be berry 'ticuar dis mornn ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-19
Our subscription List.

DR.. ]. R. Philson sends US The names OF
Two new subscribers. He says he told Ihem
If they paid within few weeks, the paper
would be but 81 so, and wishes 10 know if
he is right. lie is certainly right. and we
feel under obligations 10 him for The interest
he has taken in orr behalf. Our only re.
gre, is that there are so few who initiate his
good example.
Our connection with the Telegraph has
lasted about nine months. During that time
we have not charged single subscriber
more than $3.50, although according 10 our
terms we were entitled to SO from nearly
all Of them. We did this because, in the
frs, place. we desire 20 be lenienl toward
all, and secondly, because we had hoped by
this means 10 encourage all who subscribe
10 be punc,ual in their payments. Many
have paid promptly. Over one half, per-
haps, have paid their subscriptions 10 The
middle Of July next. A few-very few
beyond that time. The balance have paid
nothing. Now, we wish TO say TO this lat.
Ter class, that, although we are exceedingly
good.na.ured. and leinemIy. y.disposed. un.
less their accounts are soon sellled, they
must expec, TO be charged the full amount
allowed by the terms published a, the head
Of The paper. The trouble Of making ou'
bills is worth something, and the use OF the
money is worth something, and those who
delay 10 an unreasonable period, must ex-
pee; 10 pay for il.