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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-08-14

q. WILLIAMS. =. coMrTsx.
Galveston Agricultural Warehouse,
Mono CASTLE, CORNER STRAND AND FREMONT STREET
WHERE will be found large stock Of
AGRICULTURAL AND
HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Suited to the growing wants Of the country among these
UGs-Cast Wrought and Steel, from light Horse
six Cattle --a@aF
CULTIvAToRsof all kinds Cotton Sweeps Horse Hoes and
SoRS sIiEILERs-sinse aud pousi., far Hand iors-
Power.
SEED SOW EIS-For Hand or Horse.
Moving and Reaping Machines.
Scyhes and Cradles; Tanning Mills
Thrcshng Machines; Horse and Hand Rsses
FIGURING and Plantation Corn Mills Burr Stone And Steel
and Cob Crushers, and Feed Mills
Churns-Rotary Thermometer and Dash
Garden Engines, Hoes, Spades, Axes Picks
Bush Hooks, 6c., Store and Wharf Trucks
Plantation and Road Wagons;
Garden and Dirt Barrow.
Wagon and Plough Harness, Collars, Hames, 6a;
OK Yokes, Bows, Bow Pins and Bull Rngsi
Road and Ditching scrapers
Betting
OAK Tanned Stretched Leather, from to Il inches;
yulcanircd Rubber 3 and ply. all widths -
Hyirant Hose. Pipes and Coupling.
Lace Leather Rivets and Punches.
Garden Seeds and Plants
Agent Miller and wnsaes Ksnucky Harvester, Reaper
and Mower combined. -
Miller and winsate's Corn and Cob Crushing Mn
G. W. Browns Patent drft Mil, French and Burr.
rELroS's sELr-snARPrNISG CORN MEALAs' cRsEE-
al r,iFny = nRoTUER,s HORSE POWER AND oyERsHor
TIIREsHING MACHINES AND sEPARAToks, AND
MILLER, wINGATE & cos PENNSYLVANIA FOUR
HORSE POWER Lsp TnRESIlERS
MecoRD DodAgDUS HORSE POWER.
AGENT FOR T. CARVER cosIMpRovED COTTON GIN
iyp cHicHEsrEns SEA ISLAND COTTON GIN.
GEsEaAL AGENTS FOR MANUFAcTURERs
MAY ls5s-45.1yr. ISAAC q. wILLIANs co.
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euIIoLAsTIo.
DAllas Collcglalr Inslltule.

Dallas Collegiate Institute
Male anf-feEsaie in.sepaTate Departments
MyLm' NJ and lRs..s,yaI.
Tic eourss afHsiy IL nis f.siifsiies 80 lsfs'sH
ne hraarA1 usually husAff4 fAs t"i sfAeS'' e
re e9usiTH. Il,
The scholastic year is divided iniotwo sessions "
five mouths each the first Mill commence on us hisi
Monday Of September next, aud the sssond sn We
ars, Monday o. fse!astl -
Fer session Of ave Ssa,Gs' piyaSls sss'ly at the
close of the session, - follows
LITERARY ;-AeeOFlihs to bTapslss -
studied FROM s'HRF ~
Music ,-PiAnO, With use u Ips,s.PsD' go 90
Insllental tas No0l Sc, ~ W
Alolern Languages, RmbTVlisfy draw
ing Sc, &e,-Exlra,
AMER the fret month Students will be charged from
the time % entrance dsissfea "a any eas sFesP'
fer pFoiraeisi hlssn
board can DO obtained In the place W the.mosl
reasonable terms. Fer further particulars address
the Principals. Dallas Texas. Jaly 1t,h lsas-tly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-08-14

Dlcsss. Arp ~. wFs.-TAsi~elpn coi,
respondent Of .Spunghs q NrpDulf a VT
ling on ihe 20lliof June. givtsthef3lloNlng
explanation o. the ineomPslLili.y between
Dickens pnd his vile q a
sin ihe.liieray world very n~h y stiTIlng "a,
sep, the gossip on the domes'le hii4lrs Of
Charles Dickens, Probably his explanatory
letter, Published month ago and FOL Of u)s'
ierious illusions. has excited as much eufiosi
~ ia America as here. The facts dImiy al
luded 10 are these About twenty-five years
ago. Mr Dickens, then clerk. married very
pretty and amiable young girl (whose parents
opposed The match as far beneath hefl and took
her home to obscure lodgings in Funval's Inn,
For some years ihey lived very happily TO-
gether; but Mr.. Dickens having become =
great man. ilaiiered and eourted, finds IhaI bis
domestic felicity is no, az great as could be
desired.
Two or three years ago.. he cave a dinner
10 his literary friends on the annlvsnsFy OF his
wedding DAY. aud in proposing bis wife's
health, stated that he had never seen shade
of ill.temper over her in his life. This equs.
bility OF disposition does not satisfy him. She
is not intellectual. He reads his works TO her,
and she absorbed In her needle work, inquiries
abstractedly what he means by some Of his
most brilliant passages, In short, she |, nota
companion to him, so the brilliant novelist and
actor separates on the ground Of "incompati.
bility." from her whom he vowed hefsie God
to love and to cherish, aud from henceforth
their lives have separate ends. The oldest
child, youth OF 81, has chosen 10 follow the
fortunes Of his mother, while the daughters re.
main with their lathcr. To make the nAair
still more notorious, n young lady, Mrs. Dick.
enss sister, has undertaken to keep house for
Mr.. Dckcn, and his daughters. The whole
affair is very 'repugnunt to our ideas OF matr:'
monial constancy, and has rot enlarged the
circle Of Mr.. Dickens's admirers"
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sherman Seminary.

ShcrmNn StENINUEy.
THIS Institutonwill DO opened for the reception
l. Of Students October 9th, ut Sherman. drsyson
County. Texas, under the charge OF
Prof q. ID. HOWE, Principal.
Mrs. NJ. A. HOWE. Preceptres..
The course of instruction will embrace depart
ment OF Music preparatory course, three years in
Mathematics and the natural sciences, and four years
in tho classics. Tho Music department viii be under
tho immediate care Of the Preceptress.
The scholastic year will consist OF three sessions OF
fourteen weeks each:
Fall session will commences October 9Th
sprinr " May Sd.
Ample accommodations will he provided fer stu
dents from abroad. .t
WE. SAUNDERS, L. RICHARDS,
T. n. RANDOLPH J. C. SHANNON,
r. D. KING.
Sent 20, 1918
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II OTE T. S.
UNION HOUSE,
A. r. Observation-Disclosures.


Mckinney, Collin County, 1eras. ga
THANKFUL for past conferred upon by the
travelling and public and being determined to lii
devote nv time and enro attention the wants Of thc
traveller take this method OF informing EVERY BODY
and the balance mankud that house Is open at all 1Ae
for the reception accommodation Of those who may favor me
With n call Being Of hut brsncsa and having
farm with my house, promise my patrons that they
must shall be snffed In connection with my house
have convenient supplied with tho hncs prov
ender "Egyp attended by the best and most reliable
ostlers. Il IL IL Nj > -. a..
Board with lodging per month sis W
without lodging per month 10 W
Man and horse per day o.
I" Z" nght--suppcr and breakfast, %
a,nnn mcaia' /. rs
Let II be distinctly understood Office Of The STAGE
LIVE from Mckinney Bonhnm and from Mckinney to Dallas
kept my house, passengers always be aecommcda-
ted other travellers, at twenty i've cents per meal
hux. I. lS6i-5:ly.
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MCKINNEY Hotel.

MCKINNEY, COLLIN COUNTY, TExAs.
s.B. sEIDMORE, Proprietor. s,s
THE undersIgned wouia epctuy inform the citizens N
Of the surrounding country and the travelling pup sseM
lie generally that has recently erected large Ii
ton to this house. prepared with conorssle ana
Furnished accommodate all whoay give him call NJ
shall he the best that the country can ~
ord his times be well supplied and he at
tended experienced oers Thankful for past fayors he res
pectfuly sol.cits share Of the public patronage
Ally. S. b. SKIDM0RE.
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llckcmHic Imstisute.

THE seventeenth session Of this Institute will open
! on the fret Monday Of October next, anil continue
forty weeks under the snperintendanes Of Rev. J. W.
r. Mckenzie assisted by full corps Of experienced
TEACHERS The buildings are large and pleasant AMI
Laboratory well supplied with apparatus. Tho two
Departments Of this -feademy will be entirely dis
tinet.
charge, fer Doarl, Tuition, Room Rent. Washing,
etc.. for session Of forty weeks
English Department, II paid At close slIo W
lie DO. II not paid st slsse III %
Linsuai or Mathematical Department,
paid at close 10y w
Ia moi n,id Al elsse lis %
.tNslc on Piano Forte with OF insirensnt N 90
Incidental tax on each student 90
Ten per cent allowed for all advance paymsnts.-
Pupils charged, after the hrst month. frsm time OF
entrance. and no deduction will be made under any
circumstances, except for protraetcd sickness.
September 18th lS5T-ll ~.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-08-14
Land for Sale.

II VIE undersigned, agent Of Noah Spears, offers
l. for sale tract of land on Five Mile Creek con-
tanning Eleven Hundred acres more or less
There is on said land comfortable dwelling and
sixty acres in good state of cultivation, and also
arge portion of it very heavily timbered 1t is un-
necessary to give fuller description, as one wishing
to purchase will lock at il before doing so For terms
Of sale and any other information desired apply to the
updersiened r45s6mo.1 JOHN d. KERF0OT.
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PIasfering.

THE undersigned being now permanently located
i in Dallas, respect fully offers his services to the
public as a PlastereT. Having demonstrated the
fact that the material Of this country, when properly
combined. is as susceptible Of making good ce-
ment as that Of the North.
LIME for sale, will be Kept on hand.
valuable consideration paid for HAIR.
Ill Plasfering jobs injured.
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GoxzALEs.-The Inquirer Of the l7ih, states
that company consisting of ten Of the citi-
zens OF Goiad, arrived there on the previous
morning. in bot pursuit Of come notorious char
acters. belonging to an organized band Of
horse thieves andcui-ihrosts. extending through
Western Texas. Three Of this gang were
ewerhasled By this company few days before
in Labadie, opposite Goiiad. One was ares
ted and confined in Jail. and the other two. af-
Ter fighting with determined resistance, were
finally killed 10 the action The one who was
erresies confessed 10 the organization OF a
t,ree band. and confirmed the statements made
On previous Occasion BY several others ARES
led M Navarro county.
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40 lovers of Fine Stock.

MY thorough bred horse, WA COUsTA, and my
INl Maltese Jack, JOHN WILLIAM, will stand
the ensuing at my stables three miles Fact Of
Dallas, on the following Terms.
Each by insurance only, $40 90
For Pedigree and terms moro in full, see printed
hand-bls. 7. G. HAWPE.
Dallas, March LIST, ls5S-40 tt.
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KfcEapOo Steam Saw vail.
100000 FEET SEASONED LUMBER
NnNu TIANn


lTNHESE MILLS are finely situated, Immediately on
l. the line between Anderson and Henderson coun-
tics miles north, est of the town of Kickapoo, Il
miles southeast of Athens As miles from the crossing
of the Trinity at Dasctte, IS miles from Porter's
Bluff IL from Larissa 25 from Rnsk, 20 from Pacs
tine, 65 from Kaufman, 45 from Canton, 80 from "
Ter, 65 from Ccntreyille, 100 from Dallas, 50 from
Wnxnhachie, 60 from Corsicana, 80 from Wild Cat
Bluff, 85 from Pine Bluff 80 from Parker's Bluff,
10 from Waco 90 from Fairfield, rs from Springfield,
100 from Fort Worth, 100 from Buchanan, 100 from
Iillsborough, and 10j from Johnson's Station.
PRICES:
Flooring, per hundred feet, +! 90
Ceiling, 20
Weather boarding, +" 70
All other sizes in proportion.
These mills under the supervision of first rate
Sawyer and Engineer and being in regular operation,
the public may always depend upon full supply Of
we'll seasoned lumber and upon having all bills, large
and SMALL filed with accuracy and at the shortest no
ticc, according to orders.
All orders must be addressed TO BENZ. n. Jsnssos,
Kckapoo, Anderson County, Texas
u NJ. T. JOHNSON.
Jolnson.s Station, Tarrant Co., April 1S--43:tf
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Andrew jackson Davis and the 1rishmar,


Andrew jackson Davis and the Irishmar.
At the Free.Love Convention in Rutland,
Andrew Jackson Davis, according TO the Troy
Times remarked that II e rcm,in Of spirtua'.
ism were to make men happier, and wiser, and
better, and one Of its greatest effects TO have
done away with the Mrs. Gundy who used TO
get in the pulpit with her nightcap on, 10
brighten silly people out Of their senses. Spir.
itualism teaches that there is no devil, and as
the individual with the cloven foot is removed
from society, men will lose their superstition,
and become sensible, rational beings.
There was an anecdoe of an lrshmnn sui.
fering frors disease ,ph,eh bio rhye;einn pro
nounced incurablc, who received exirenp unc-
ton at the hands of the priest. WhedFer it
was that the JUNCTION cured him, or because he
was afraid to try the experiment OF dying, he
IT,. -~.u The priest coming, and seeing him
cured, said well, Patrick, am glad you have
recovered, but were you not afraid to meet your
God I" 20, no. your reverence" replied Pat
rick, sit wa. the other chap"
Immense laughter followed, which was bro
ken by an angry voice. in rich Irish brogue.
exclaiinng:
Give US the name v that lrisanan, will
yea"
Dars-"He had no name" n
lrislmon-" Then what are ye BLOWN
abont7'
D,vis--"Oh, my friend, it was merely an
nnecdoe."
lrishman-"A nanny goat, was it! Well, |
| want the names and dates, or tell We that
yer dirty liar"
Chairman -"Well, friend, have your own
way. Say that its lie, if you please; we'll
cal: it ie."
Irishman-"lis lie, and dirty lie, and
yez all are a pack Of dirty liars and thieves,
and ycz know il. Yer set Of vagabonds
and hay'hens."
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Hsl.. I'D. I'd. NllNRnNs
EpF, "a. a, ,g0ElEgON,
Dr. y. Peak, .gr.

SUR Or II . N u r. n II IST,
WOULD respectfully inform the ci.iscns Of Dali ,s--s-
w las and the surrounding counties, that he Is
located In Dallas, and prepared to
perform all operations In his profession In the most eIJIy
approved style Office Teak Martins Drug store ALL
WORK WARRANTED. june 2I--52:1y
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PRESrlci,SA-One branch Of the Connec-
tcut Legislature has voted to give the right Of
suffrage TO negroes, and rejected proposition
to confer that right on women. If, Us this
seems intended 10 indicate, the Connecticut
women are not SO good as the negroes, they
ARE still quite good enough to be the wives OIL
the fellows who did such voting.
The Roman Catholic organ in New York
complains of the lack of proper support. Il
says that Roman Catholic papers in Europe
nre always prosperous. No doubt they grow
fat-fei with steaks from the rumps Of papal
bulls
An old friend Of Indiana writes us n letter
in which he mentions two remarkable days
work, one in spinning and the other in weav.
ing, performed by bis denghter Patience. She
is certainly smart girl. II any fine young
fellow in that neighborhood wants capital
wife, we say to him, have Patience.
The notorious Della Webster. who was in
our Penitentiary for stealing slaves, has mad,
a publication in an Eastern paper, abusin g
Kentucky and complaining of the loss and
sacrifice Of her property. According to her
account, she is mot in easy circumstances. -
But we presume her virtue is.
Il is said thatan Eastern writer Of plays is
preparing for the stage drama. TO be entitled
The Fonv Thieves, and founded upon the do
ings Of Congress. If he wants to make his
tragedy, farce, or whatever it may be, cores
pond with the truth, he bad better call 1t, "a
hundred or more there's" In putting the
number down at "lofty'' be is guilty Of base
aaitery toward the peoples representatives.
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C. Reeds MAJ and Brand.-Ay brand for
j horses and cattle is the letters s. d. Ny mark i
.sIer ~ ~ rrit IN le right, and crop and rplt IN
ne ~ - An not fis mark have othe- hrsnfs y -,ia
% raiss- ..zcR. 49,
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Rogers House.
W.AXAHdCHIE, ELLIS CO., TEXAS.
THE subscriber respectfully the travelling
public that this large and eonmodious hotel now
open the reception and entertainment OF the pubeS
His constant and unremttng will continue heretofore
given those who favor him with call comfortable
His table constantly furnished With every
thing that procured the market and his table supplied
with the best proveder, and attended with atteRtve
refers to the travelling public generally. E. W. ROGERS
~ Hacks will be kept hand to convey passengers to any OF
he adjsnng towns points June rs, lsoo-o;Iy.
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IL. j. Osborn.

ALIUKNEl MD NUUNnEIsIlUhTAIELAN :
Kaufnaa, KagfRaR Co., Ter.
WILL ssl tFnIliy ali basiness entrusted n Ms care
w sIss aushgia s BE- given To the eoa u rlAin', n
the spn AMI aaielins q land titles, sni ~ lhs hnyaf
AuA selling u laIsts June :, lsAs-asu
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-04

Nprttpeiit, Wfaoctra mnS @berrDfpeiue.
100 gtsrl SAP i'm faben np i'm 3pGpaHs wprunter ene
gartbis Scn Der beffea Qnalitdt - "'f' ss
200 Dusee Demt pgns gaa Snte TN 2aSen pele in arS.
een nnb fencn YGr9ieen na Seeten bes Rdufers abae
8eten tperben - iS5..t S. y. 6 Barr n unb 81
fuHIL1 rstTTfir Np. 132 uno 1874 gDeif 2pnbarbar r
IL. l swet Gburen 6ali1 Sgn Sanpperlfrdae
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Terms.

Ems daily BALTIMORE WEKCERf ID nubI;shA
every morning except Sunday and is deIivaraJ :
Carriers TO Clty Subscribers at Z Cts per week
Tne WEokEk T., is also delivered in the Cities Of
0ashngton and Wheeling daily BY Carriers '''e y
50. 80 in advance. HonHn
or The weekly BALTIMORE WECKER :. u,,,,,..
he'd every Friday at 81 per annum and Si ner q
months in advance. ca IsfFE8T S--~sSA por
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms y 49,.
IL ----z ~ lAa .ksgflfs
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l1la . 19a9I5l i93I id3il3l ,IEa usoI9a ul,b9Id
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tbeetn9un9en ssss
Der tdsltne Baltimore Weder" erl@etnt
teben MprBtn init MnSnablae 6es SUnntagO nno
t0fet Gents per QDp4e an Ste 8ra9sr tapiOar.
Der ,,gDeder" tpirb ebehfaas tn sDaiptnStOn anp
Wbeeltna tSaIt1 bara Eraser ben A6Vnnsntsn
tns b1uS belpr9t. a .fs 4e5.4ff1.g -s.}.
Durb bic pof strienSet fDfet ber tdsIt&e gBeder"
So So ser Sfobr, tn mm6tbtneter WprGnsbe
i6bIunG. tca e4 .fftf III fhtf .3L.Lfll5fs
a. Das u old eubIdtt tes Baltimore gDeder
sr5ent ie6em Brttas unb fstet iGpri@ 50 lta nnbe-
btnater Npransbesaplnn8. sad fre48gf}E tiH,
, 1858-10-08
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE
r. NJ. WALKER, Secretary.

WASHINGTON CRY, Aug. Sd, 1858.
Ed Pioneer and Democrat:
At last the government and people this
side have discovered the whereabouts Of
Washington Territory, and that it is fit
place for the habitatiOn Of others than the
aborigines and Hudson Bay Company's
traders. The gold discoveries upon Frazer
river has produced great excitement all
over the land, and is the important theme
of conversation everywhere and if no very
discouraging news should reach here this fall,
there will be an immense emigration to the
coast in the spring. At the present time,
there are three or four vessels at New York
and one in Boston up for Puget Sound, and
no doubt will sail soon with full freight Of
passengers aud merchandise The Minneso-
ia people are taking active steps to open the
route through the British possessions, claim
ing superiority for it, from being able to
get water transportation most Of the dis
tance by means Of its fine Lakes and Riv-
ers but that is to be tested. Already,
parties have formed at various points with
the view of taking this route.
There is no doubt that large emigration
will, in the spring, take their departure by
way of the Missouri river, and the route Of
Gov STEVENS proposed Railroad. The
Governor is taking active steps in represent
ing the practicability and advantages Of this
route. As a matter of course, Northern
Pacific Railroad is much discussed now, as
having entire precedence over any other pro
posed lines-the SHOWS, and other imaginary
obstructions, having vanished, in view Of the
probability of the English getting the start
of us in this great enterprise.
The phases of political affairs are so va
rying that it is impossible, at present, to as
cribe to them any definite coloring. The
policy of Mr.. DoUGLAs-to rule or ruin
to appease private griefs at the sacrifice Of
the party that has carried the ship of state
through so many perilous storms-is the on
" disturbing element that now threatens
the complete success Of the Democratic par
ty. AS he admits himself the Kansas ques'
ton is a dead issue, and why resurrect the
carcase, when there is no possible chance Of
breathing any life into it Should he con.
tinue the course he is now pursuing, Illinois
will be given to the Republicans and pos
sibly Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York
if not wholly, enough SO to give the next
Congress to the opposition. Indiana will be
firm, The opposition now consists Of the
fag ends of all parties, and should they cor
, 1858-10-08
"Hnb Me, Shipmate.n .

We are indebted TO the Journal of Health
for the following timely and sensible re-
marks, which we heartily endorse, and
warmly commend to the attention Of our
readers
Passing along Broadway, some time ago,
q vehicle was arrested by some slight OBJ
struction, and the horses were not quite
able to start it the driver saw at once
that but very little aid was needed, and
turning to another Jehu, who was coming
behind him, said, Hub me, saipmGte i"
The other saw as instantly what was re-
quired, aud, without moments hesitation
or stop, SO guided his own horses as to
make the hub of bis own carriage strike
lightly against that Of the other, and each
giving his own animals touch Of the whip,
both carriages moved on almost as easily
as if nothing had happened. How many
times. in the great Broadway Of life might
men "hub one another without incom-
moding themselves A friendly act done,
an obligation incurred, some future act Of
kindness provoked, at the expense of q
word, or only a single moments time.
The most of us regard omnibus drivers as
rather rough specimens of humanity but
ever since the incident above related, we
have seen a moral beauty in the expression,
Hub me, shipmvte" When a man takes
Q newspaper or periodical, he usually be-
comes attached to it, begins to feel that
the editor is his friend and as often as the
publication comes, he derives from the
work of its some interesting items of news,
some amusing statement, or some profitable
idea or suggestion. This is repeated a
dozen, fifty, or hundreds Of times year,
for which the dollar or two, or FIVE, of sub
Scription price is not the shadow of a COM
pensation singIy. Under the circumstances,
we appeal to each reader Of this article, in
behalf of any publication which lie receives,
to help it to q new subscriber, as often as
an opportunity is afforded, by single
word of appreciation or solicitation. There
are many persons who have so much Of the
milk of human kindness in them that they
would take a paper sooner than refuse
and for that courtesy you have chances oI
doing them a service, Just in proportion tc
the real worth Of the publication commend
cd. To each present subscriber to oul
Journal we venture the appeal, with somC
confidence" HUB NE, sHIPNATE