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s Ess n = M Az : GREAT NORTHhHH
a PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New Orleans, daily, at
o'clock NJ arrives Summit Miss hundred and eight
Orleans As clock A. NJ Returning leaves
Summit every day at O'clock P NJ, and reaches New Or
leans 6;3o O'clock, P. NJ.
FARE-Three cents mile each Children under five
years age Children bet five and twelve OF
age and colored persons, half price.
SEASON TICKETS may be obtained at the ONCE OF the
Company, No. "a c"r9ndelet street Also tamiy icke.s
oored permitted to ride in the trains without
written pass expressly authorizing them do and naming
the stations and from which they AS the pass vii
be retained the Conductor and will be good for trip IN one
direction only making "trip both will have to be
provided with two.
A FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Summit and
Intermediate 4lS ock A. NJ every Tuesday, Thurs
day Saturday, and leaves Summit for New Orleans and in
ternedae stations every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
morning O'Clock A. This train stops on FRIDAYS 'G
SATURDAYS Stations undWay between regular statons
to receive and deliver freight any other days
" No freight will be received the New Orleans depot
after O'Clock ?. NJ. ., sam
II. P. GUYARD, sup't Transportation.
horse mail stages runs from summit 10
Jackson and from jackson Summit every day connecting
y,;,l, ,l,g ros sa,,,rar +rnire So If
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TEN ESSEE RIN Z R.

Leaves on SATURDAY, April 18th, al clock, p. NJ.
N-. FOR TENNESSEE RIVER
fAslI1r g The splendid Cherokee, James r.
s=szsssH win, master, will leave above, for Easpor
and all intermediate landings For freight
sage apply on board or TO -
al0 - SNAPP & HITE, 4 Front street.
p Tennessee freigts delivered Tuseumba Landing
II 10 per 100 ponds.
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THE LAKE.
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

T.
r. = - TFIF7 TFizF ai P1TFS TtiE
lst,s e r. II p
tsST ND 1YIY REI / 4 RI n TSF From NEW ORiEANs
,,,to,, no,roi. prg,o ya"oro FsIs Nav Work Ros.on
'ui'as'' iisi , Nrta7 sarataga' 'STrnrs he ~
i"''p WTbiio We,ntnims e1c F'7' $40
rrdid ,assorer ieavss ,v Orleans daily at i
u ~ 80 F rhi,L n,| tLsrS ia cnrt;nrnns
u ii St"nn W. h % III ~ n rhrr .rd ErseTn
,T' a"i""' ''"''''''N"''' "'"' ' ~ "
c''es' ,,rrSOre r|rNTp,I p,1rpO.D
rro .r,;r IL, 49, ~ J ,,ajrr ~ dn;,. 49,
W. ''''''' 'eA NJ Nrorninr -, G,nress at g 4 VI
EnaminE tmn6 ETpprasS ot q p n
,,,,. -. SnftEv 4 = ,s;tl 9i, a,d Mss,inn; Rail
I g g. ~. AZ = n yr;th Terr Uanta and Ainn Rail
I'M ' -" ~ T. isa " nj ci,,cirna NJ DFC sTITR Ti,h q reat
, fa LOT d r ~ az sn,SIla and Nan,cs. nt
nS i = 10 % JinJ p Rni,rnad for Pork Island u ,y
uESnnr rrib md R,irIimp
tnt M ] ia ~ f IT, a. a,osI - snrinr,nr Oni7cv and Central
- th rr ";,r a, ni"Ni EtTiI IN 3t bonrs '~' ~
Iowa, @ ar h =" a. ., ~ leave Dpn
~, ~ g. W pnm an al intsrriiste Iandings on arrival of
tt't'I ~ nars 1, frrr1 I :, Garn , " " N'0 N'e'' "
= ; E ,r i mn o,,,-s or .ars hatwaar Cairo and Chi
noit6 it @ % ro nv ta;rn ~ Nor yort T,,1nn~b IN chi
go a. S Sor. Niagar, vail a. L0nrs Naw york a. hours
c"Eo Y o ~ 10 Hj ch aoJ T. od a Il %omab @ " " "' ~ ~ ~
rI ,io,., nv information ann1v at the hit.
% . oii5of Tictt Iara nnder th s., Charles Io.
~ .,J'H ~ ,eitin tiir,s . s,rat i M W. 6ranns' ~ ~ "
Tel, s Charles street. ne" oie"'v; + FEDD1Nc Aren't
to l! " . - = :, . - - -
o--sas -, ,-=zzz=======+5g+7 THE GkEAI NAS
Lass s1 FssE TIONAL ROUTE ~ The.
Ne&-N2s--N2G2EAST - BALIlhOhE AM
OHIO RAILROAD-Which forms the grand central link in
the chain communication between the Mississippi and the Al
lantic, terminates at ,-r,,, >-r,,r,
" IL N Nhl TX ~
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NUMBER 81.
Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF THE TENNESSEE At NEW YORK.
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves OH SATU RDAY, 18th inst, at 5 O'Clock p. NJ.
Vs. FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, HICKMAN,
MnT II Chester: pc GrardeaH New Mac Madrid ID Memphis
ming passenger packet steamer Edward Howard, Chas
Pe nuster will above For freight apply
O board SNAff H!
ALI Front street.
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SIDNEY STORY, Secretary.
NEW ORLEANS April l3, 1857.
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NEW ORLEANS LOOK MANUFAC-

TOkIN HALIIIGR a. RItUTHfIit: "a, TGHnUP!.
j ouas street, Joseph COPPER, Tin AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS. prepared to do ali klns OF WORE
their line OF business such putting up in ana S9plsf NV
ters Valleys Also, putting Copper III and Lnc iNools
in all parts the city moderate prices with propes ane
dispatch. Jobbng and Repairing attended to Will
dispatch. BY strict attention all ORDERS we hope 10 merit
share of the public patronage ~ ,t
Croger Wing Jamison Mcintosh, Cook Morehcuset Ro
ert Hughes q. W Church, Thomas Murray Isaac Ahaye
Caller, Turpn Co., j. W. Jewell. ~, :,
n-eer Box GO Machanics and Dealers ENcaaiee ny y 81
Charles street. leELaa"u
I EEDS' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS-LEEDs 4
l. Co. Iron Founders and Manufacturers OF Vertical ana l
zona Engines Boilers, Sugar Mills Vacuum PANS Su
gar Kettles Carfers Filters Steam and Horse Power Drain
ing Machines, Mills, Gin Gearing, Iron Columns aho
Fronts Buildings Furnace Mouths Crate Bars etc. and al
Mact nery required for the South. ....
fei9 dtW1y LEEDS h CO.
DOCK SALT-In casks and hls for sale by
Il ALFRED kEARNY,
,p2O otnw5t IL Magazine street.
DACAINts XARN-llO coils. for sale by
ALFRED KEARNN,
tral 2tay5J Y Magazine street.
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SOUTHERN CREDIT.-A letter from New York, in
the Philadelphia Inquirer speaking of the dry goods
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N d Il L G e .

Jcfery's Double-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
NTH India Rubber Bal FGloes,
Suitable Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining ENcava-
tonS Dry Docks Ships, Ocean aud River Steamers,
Dwellings, ETC.. etc, etc.
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CITY REFINERY.
FOR sale by A. THOMPSON & CO.,
a9I I'm AZ IChnuptnu'as street
gNUCIOts EAAkEE TREATS ALL DISEASES
II FREE OF CHARGE-Dr ISakce will also give special
attention following named diseases Coughs, Colds Con
ption Group Influenza Asthma, bronchitis and all other
of the throat and lungs. Dr. Baakee will devote
tclnr attention treatment of Lumhago ScrofuH Rhcu
InatisH acute chronic Neuralgia Paralysis Epilepsy,
Dyspepsia Piles and all arrangements of the stomach liver
and bowels: all chronic female diseases Special
enOu will be given the treatment oil the Rye AMI Ear Dr.
made discovery OF 1uid that will produce
restore
eye without the of the knife: Dr. Baakee can
podHce thousand certificates of his perfect in
ing Cancers Ulcers, Fsula, Swelings fors
of every descriptions and without The Of the knife Special
arrangements he made with Dir. BRkee for the treatment
named diseases they will require his constant ad
attention. Dr. Baakee is of the most skiul and
Surgeons and Physicians living His Tame is
personally in nearly principal city in the world
directed to Dr. BaaSee ienclosing postage stamp
cents any distance correctly stating the nature OF
disease answered. and the patients treated
tv correspondence, free of charge
Office hours from A. NJ TO ) Z. NJ ,-, -, ,r-r,-,
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TIUUIe-tCO Louis Supertnc and Extra for sale
IL by VOORHEES,, GRIGGS It CO,
ma Is TchoupitOulas street.
ilstU;-ov Boyes 81 per cent proof for sale by
II JOSEPH LANDS CO..
40 30 TchOupitoulNs street
I ARD OIL-4O bbls lobm,s Winner strained in store
fnr salc nv VOORHEES,, GRIGt1S 90,
mi Il Tch1upoulss street
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FOR zoo RIVER

Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th inst. at s P. NJ.
, rpua. FOR MOUTH COLD WATER
1AlLIr1 The fine, fast running light daught steamer
fs@T.sl YazoO Belle, j. c. Rieves, master. will
Taiahache Month Cold Water IIetore,
Greenwood Sidon of Honey Island Yazoo City Saarti
and all intermediate landings Iazoo ana aahachie rivers
freight passage having unsurpassed accommodations
apply board or 10
SNAPP X lllTF, 4 Front street.
re- The Belle will take Yallabuha river freight with
privilege of reshipping.
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FOR CAIRO, HICKMAN AND NEW MADRID.
~. lS57-THE MEMPHIS AND NEW
lasAgkISt ORLEANS PACKET LINE will, for the bal
sG% of this season. extend their trips Cairo.
The Boats comprising the Line all Of the FIRST CLASS,
and the steamers
John Slmonds, Capt. W. Wray,
Nebraska. Capt A. R. Irwin
H. X. w. Hill, Capt. Thos. H. Newell
InEomar, Capt. L. McDonongh.
Belfast, Capt. H. J.. Church
Ben Frank Capt. NJ. G. A1ders
Their usual prompt attention will be given all business
the boats of this line The boats of this line
Cairo with the Mail Packets for Louisville Nashville
and St. Louis also with all the Railroads for the Eastern and
Western cities. For further particulars, apply to-
JOHN F. HYDE 4 CO., 90 Poydras street.
plan Of the cabins of the above steamers be
and engaged application the m2l
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a 4
DR.. y. b. JAMES still continues TO be confdeniay
suited his Dpensay, 81 CUSrOMHOusE STREET, near
hOyaI street. AL diseases of the GENERAT1NE ORGANS,
and female aud Of whatever nature The
UNPARALLELED which has ATTENDED Dr. JAMES treatment
United and Europe warrants him in saying that
of the forms which these diseases wont to assume are
without a sure. quick and permanent
consequence how long the disease has continued.
his Remedies attack the complaint at its foundation, and
enemy from the system in the shortest
space possible without mercury change in diet hndnce
from business
SEMIN Al NESS the effect of early abuse of the ys
tenn permanently cured Weakness of the organs Immediately
cured and full Yignr restored.
B.-Reccut of Gonorrhea cured in "a hours Old
elects other Urethal discharge cured in from
ciye days. pay.
nIRrnernbcr DR.. James DspensRry is SO ClstOmhouse
street near Office hours o'clock A. NJ till
z p I m2
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Y RiI1t5i{77A A Mt TO CUINrON PLANTEiSs-BY

ENEI7t2EtFENNE to IUTI IVF - ~ 4 - y,
has invented obnned letters patent from the United states
combination of machinery Tor convert
m Seed Co10n into Yarns by process from the
Gin through the preparation AID spinning machinery mp Is
ready Tor shipment weaving. The saving OF COTTON
" Asst will be least Ten Per Cent; aud as exclude IN my
process the Of machinery the cotton INTO bales or
handling ALL and those and dSenne IT, zen
very destructive in their operations OIL the hhre but are ~
those ginning and spinning separate manu-
ncures my YARNS are made of unbroS+n fibre and hence
will fifty per stronger, will command sd RANGED prices
AM tkey will distance all competition in any market
undersigned prepared dispose ot privileges 10 use
His pet; Planters will be informed to terms, with com
nee instructions how 10 use it, how obtain the best
inery and all other necessary particulars application ad
dressed here consultation with at rooms
corner Front and nauphu streets up stairs. . A.,
fe3 IykW GEORGE Il. HENRY, Mobile, Ala
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F o r S A l. E.

EMS> FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHAKTER-
eFfS> The Al cnppered fast sailing brig Abby Ihax-
cr. ready receive freight. For terms,
IN 10 GEO. W. HINSON K Co,
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Leaves on SATURDAY. April 18TH Mt 5 p NJ
61Ss FOR YALOO RIVER.-LEFLORE,
EAAL1 Greenwood, Sidonia, Tchua Yazoo City, Sltar
fszz tia Vcksburg and all intermediate landings
The fast and fine RAINING steamer Lewis Whiteman,
Wallace MASTER b. F. Powell clerk will leave above. For
freight passage, apply on board, or to
ALI r & o.
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FRIDAY Apr 10-Jockey Club purse, S5aG-Entrance five
per cent, the second hoeAe heats, best three in
five:
d. +. Kenner's b. m. Mrnehahn by Mohomet, dam
Kate Aubrey y. o.-S3 tbs.................. l l
A. l.. Binganan's b. c., by Sovereign, dam Betsy
Coody, BY o.-S6 bs.......................... lbs. 3
T. j. Wells b. g. Noise by Capt. Elgee, dam by
Ruby BY. o.-S3 lbs. Observation-Disclosures. 2
Time, l:504-l:474-l:46 s,.
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xfR For SALE--A SUPERIOR Al FAST SAIL
sS ing Ship Of 2DDU bales capacity Will be sold loy
ssss44..sssssz II concern. Apply
fI5 GEO W. HYNS0N 4 CO., 81 Camp street.
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aul2lv McCAN Il PATTERSON.
a nANIEI. EDIX ARDS, IRON. COPPER

AMA DANIEL EDWARDS IRON, COPPER,
%l,STI SHEET IRON, RRASS MOULDING. FIN
sT. 1SHING AND BLACkSMITHING ESTABllSH- :
MENT Nos 2S, 80 and 80 New Levee, and 81, 80 and
Al Fulton street, New Orleans
the execution of the following described Work.
superior o auy other house in the South or Vest:
Chinueys Brecchngs Stills,
Juice Boxes, Fire Beds, ASH rams,
CHARTERS. titterers - 49, Heaters.
Pewter Worms for DiStierS; and Sheet Iron
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-15
Blocded Horses.

SAoSoCu 2AO4o0S.
Our citizens were much gratified on Tiiday
last at the exhibition in orr streets of two cx-
cellent Stations Of the celebrated Black Hawk
Morgan Breed. We allrde to the Horse known
as Roger Williams in charge Of Mr. Falcs, and
Flack Tiger. the property of Mr.. Hodgkins, of
Elkadcr. We are not connoisseur in horse
flesh but like other half.judgcs in tie world we
are enraptured at sight Of a good horse
These two splendid animals attracted mucl,
attention and from the interest taken in their
appearance and graceful movements we arc in
clined to hope that more attention will be paid
here to the selection Of good blood in stock
raising. 1t is just as easy to raise a ycarline
worth 800 as it is to bother with scrawney
thing that well raised crow would dcspise too
much to make a meal of!
We have no choice between "Roccr" and
Tiger They are both of unlni stakcabIe
Morgan blood, and though their season trices
may seem high. y"t in reality it is All invest.
ment that no thrifty farmer will decline t.
make
Both these Herses are Advertised in ou,
columns and VIC invite public attention te
them.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-15
High Waterfall Roads-Mails.

A1Sn "dISI-kNa1l ftCs.QS-mdAAs.
The " ississipi continues to advance, and the
~ liver Ca. tlins console us~with the assurance
thatihcre is snow enough Moth, TO give us four
feet more! If its inference reaches MrGregor,
VIC will be obliged to move our lcvcc up hill far
ther. Main street in one place is now covered
by thu River enc,oachmcnt. AMI we cannot
promise when it will stop rising.
1t was s. degrees in tie shade last week.
and "llew great guns for two days-it then
turned cold and on Wednesday a rain set in that
Las not yet ceased.
The II. and ". Rail Road from Maj. Wricht's
to Sand Prairie. a distance Of ne miles, is sub
merged. end hcnco neither fr lights nor mails
have been received for seve-aldys. This track
runs tlr 'ugh swanpy picce of ground from
Sand rrairc to within tn miles OF Prairie du
Chi'n. and by some want of sense in the En-
gincer, tic road bed was made below high wat
or mlrk, and consisted of a pile Of quick -sands!
The consequence is now being felt by the Com
psny in a loss of thousands Of dollars, and a
Probable break in business of ihr or four
weeks! The Ocean Wape, Company's Steam
or at rrairie du Chen. went up the Wisconsin
on Wednesday, with full load of Passengers
expecting to reach the vicinity Of Boscobel and
connect with the train. but they had forgotten
that the river was locked by Railroad Bridge
Icing distance this side, and upon discovering
this lite distraction on their own line. they
came back an an :hored at their wharf near the
Depot at Prairie du Chen! 1t is feared that the
two Bridges across the Visions will be lost
if the Yatcr does not soon sutsi lc. ~.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-15
Spiritualism.

On our return from Indiana in Feb
ruary. it may be recollected, that we re-
forred to the Spiritualistic conversion of
Hon. G. w. Cathcart, of La Porte Co.
We stated that we had written to Mr..
c., inquiring as to tho truth of the re-
ports with which North Indiana was
rife. relative to the singular proceedings
at his house.
Our old friend has obliged US by for
warding a copy of a lengthy letter, ad-
dressed to his brother, not however in
tended for publication at the time, and
on our outside we give it to our readers.
1t will be found very readable, and to
those who are acquainted with Charley,
q slightly affected with confidence in
Spiritual agencies it will be highly in
teresting. We see nothing in the mys-
teries that may not be explained onpsy-
Geological principles, but how the deuce
a man of Caihcart's strong mental stock
could be deceived is the wonder
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-15

.ARRryALs.--FKEIGnrS.-Twcnty-
Eight up Boats have delivered freight at
McGregor since May 9Th. s3o,7lS
pounds have been received from the
Boats besides a large amount IN Bulk
and by Express. that we can not report
in weight. Owing to the r. Road track
being submerged by the rise of the
Wisconsin, and the consequent delay
we can report the delivery by r. Road
and Ferry at only $4,000 pounds.
A large number Of Boats have passed
down of which wo have no record-sev-
eral heavy cargoes Of grain have been
shipped to st. Louis. I
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-15
Jaw-breakers.

In noticing bot of Dictionary thunder a few
days since in presence of friend, be informed
US that there once - not far from McGrceor,
aremarkably learned and wonderfully bon,bas-
tic individual The Father of this man had
been sick in Iowa during the fall. and an &C.
quantance approached him in carly winter to
ask after the old mans health The Scholastic
admircr OF far-fctched sentences replied to the
inquiry as follows: 5a NJ.
"Sir, the intense frigidity of the circumamb;.
ant atmosphere has SO CONCEALED the pellucid
aqueous fluid of the enor nous river Mississi, ri
that with the most eminent and superlatiyc re-
luctance l was constrained to procras.inate my
rremeditated egress into the politically organ
lied territory denominated Wisconsin, for the
medical. chemical and galentical co-adiutancy
and cooperation of distinguished sensitive
son OF E,sculapius, until the pecant delete ious
matter OF the arthrits had porvadcd the crani-
UNI into which it had assembled and penetrated
the inferior pedestrical major digit of my pa.
rental relative in consanguinity. whereby lis
morbosity was magnificd so eAho. bitantly as TO
exhibit an absolute cxtingLishment Of yiyifica-
tion -
The inquirer, totally unable to comprehend
this storm of tochnicalitics, spnpatheticaYy re-
marked "Glad to hear it and went his way
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-15
N5y- We learn from Mr. yoso IF NJ


@- We learn from Mr.. Vosc of Mil
waukee that our friend j. II. Williamson
Esq. who was thrown from buggy at
Prairie du Chen few weeks since and
severely injured, has so far recovered as
to accompany his family back to Mil
5w"akee. We are grateful to Mr.iV. for
the Communication of such agreeable
news. Mr.. Williamson is gentleman
much esteemed by all who have the
pleasure Of his acquaintance, and his
arrival at home in a state of con yales-
cence will'afford qualification to a largo
circle Of friends. -
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-15
Enlargement.

FAgreeably to promise madf some weeks
ago we now have the satisfaction of presenting
orr subscribers an eight column paper. We re-
gard this Improvement as somewhat crcditable
to the place at Which we are located and VIC
anticipate an increased subscription list by way
of compensation to GU selves for the additional
expense it comp,ls Is 10 incur. We arc quite
we'll Satisfied that Or books now number as
many names as the books of any Of our con.
tcmpo:arits in North Iowa, but We are not con-
tent to stop adding 10 our lit simply bccatsc
We are not behind older establishments. We
want a list that will justify the purchase of a
Power-prcss in the fall and the probable p:bl
catio;' of scmi-wcckly Tines, end if those
who are interested in this point as maiket. a
Shipping depot, or II. Road rmiuus will sug-
gest the matter to persons with whom they as
sociate. the work can SION be done. Advertise s
can double the value of their cards ani notices
by doubling the circulation Of our Paper, and
Iolicy would euggcst that they act in some
measure as Agents to extend the range of it,
read ng patronage.
AS TO Terms, we will not deny that Cash is
Tie most acceptable Of all payments; but where
an Agent or aP. M. believes person to be
worthy of credit and such person desires the
1ines. he will oblige us by forwarding his name
as subscriber. Some men " i'll take paper
who would also stake" sheep. and nc, er care
baabce whether the printer or the shepherd is
compensated. but such recruits We do not want
TO enrol at this Office and we particularly re-
quest Post Masters to advise rs ii we are non.
sending the PAPER to men who are too worthless
to be tolerated. We have sent our paper to
several persons By the direction of others in q,
very few instances it has Eeen rcturned-that
is ill right. In some of these instances 1t ran
Up to its 10TH 18th. and even as high as its 10th
No., before the readers discovered that it didn't
suit them! We are expected to stop it at any
time, even at the end of months. without pay |!
we generally do as requested, hut it strains o:r
Folitenrss awfully. and We hope there 3 or 6
months readers will not again tax ou- good ma
tire in this way. We do not idolize man
mtch WHO declines to advise us of the unwel-
comeness Of our sheet in his Office or his store
until we have become his crcdito. to the amount
Ut dollar or two, and it is Just possible we
hicht esteem it a duty we owe our brother
printers. to set such a customer up as bad
piece of copy. I'D
lhls is an appropriate time to remind our old
fubfcribcrs that our terms require payment for
agar TO be made before the end of the first six
months. If you do not wankas to exact de-
hnquent penalty for delay We advise you to at
tend to this mater in very short time. We
ase subject to great ex: ense and if Two Dollars
can not be paid US in 6 months, we will be com.
pelicd to add so cents more to your accounts
after the Il st Of June! This ia a duty We owe
ourselves and necessity We can not dispense
with Will you otlige us and accommodate
yourselses by noticing this warning