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, 1865-10-20

THE NCsErx.-.'E1fno On the Brain " appeare 10
be the p,cSalcpt disease With cur theatrical man..
ce7s At the present time. While We may announce
with satisfaction the death and burial Of Peep
DDay," We cannot record with equal pleasure the
creation which. Phrnlx-lte, springs trem its aehes
The Colleen BaWn'-whieh flled he blu lsst
p'eht having already once died respectable death
tn this uty but in the patlance Of the play hl vas
'41rsiyed." In that respect certainly II has an I'D
vantage oger heth ACTORS and audlence..
McfICKER's TnEATRr--What We bare said Of
The Museum applies equally well to this house.
The Colleen BaWn will be gifeu tonight II Irish
characters were McDonough's strongest, bis pres
counted for; but when The reverse Is the truth, bis
atfecton for wearing the verdsnt" Is somewhat to
be wondered at Let him again he the McDonoush
En- lassa.s, IT may be observed that as The stday
Is a1unys darkest before dawn." next weeks per-
formances At This Theatre will fully establish the
te IT, I'D N M Ken Is lie ~ ssna I'D IL
OF The immortal Shakspeare-
complimentary benefit viii be given by The Engith
Castle and Campbell. The beautiful and ever
pleasing Rose OF Casti1er'-ihat rose that never
fsdes-is the opera selected for the occssion- Nm
sx1ru I'D Nixon's HAIl--RobeFt Heller: the
great monarch Of slelzht-ot-hand and spiritual
manifestations without splritualisn4 continues 70
Thoec who have not seen him. viii DO well to do
70; those rho have eeeo him, may do hr worse
than repeat the experiment.
THG Dnowxmo CAsE.-Ihe body Of the young
woman who wa accidentally drowned IN the Eiver
at CLARK street bridgr, on Wednesday night, under
circumstances mentioned In yesterdays TRIBUNE,
has been tdentihed a. the retnaius Of MaY Powers,
aged fourteen year., end The daughter Ct = poor
widow living in the North QIg1sion. For some
time past, the has been employed In the confec-
1onery establishment Of Nicholas CT1cEard4 On
South Clark street, near lake, and Has on her way
home Whsu the accident occurred Ar. Cf1ck1fd.
with commendable benevolence, has donated the
stm Of $50 10 the beseayed mother to delfay the
expenses Of the funeral
North Market Hall, before Coroner Wagner, when
the i1y returned the following verdict
"sThat the said Mary Fowerf catne to her death
M the evening OF the 18th d4y Of October 1868 by
accidental drowning. AMER falling from the no.th
and OF Clark street hs!dge while said bridge WIS
opening nnd We do further eay that said accident
WIS capsed By insufficient Light on sa1d bridge,
Ind he lack Of proper protection and We do fur.
fher recommend thai the Board Of Public Works
ought to erect ut once suitable professions on fbe
bridges In this city, to prevent similar Academia
In connection with this Fad accident ~e m4J I'd.
yett for The hpndfeth time to the cu1pabie negn
cence Of the city oca1s In not keeping the hE1deet
Il t1cientiy lighted 10 nhord pedestrians means O
escaping such danger to life and limb.
Only this summer, Judgment was returned
, 1865-10-20

Especial uespzteh to the ChicsEu Trtbuae.!
CINCINNATI, Oct. -.
F1orr-Dn1 and 1s8 &c lover. surtEfne 37.s54
Reo; extra ts.Et9s7a; 1a,nIiy &a.7s81950.
61AtS-Wheat-old rcd, no sales. held 1t SAID: new
prime, 4t-sC91.so: old while, t2xa20. Corn noml.
nal 1t Et4tec for car Cats steady At 1h3 Tic. Rye
quiet 1t &c. Basiey-Kossles.
RrTTrh-Dull.
CoG1oS-Actirc and 1c higher,
Dn-Llnsctd ou &l.i71ltS.
Tu1sKxr--Strady.
r1ov1.1oxs-Mess Park ID moFe inquiry. saies 10
br1s At 4to and 355o tre!s offered Green shoulders
lie. Hams held 1t t9c. Hacou shoulders IKE. fllb
kdu 2lc. ClrA1 Gides sIc--Rll packed. Iard-Saiea
III trcs butchers II 5Ac- Hogs offered II $l00 for
November.
ExcBASuf-X discount buying par selling.
MosEr-SlEhtiy cAste1.
, 1865-10-20

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trtbune-1
AILwACKxE, Oct II.
Ftorx-pnll. Sales nt S3.12k for country extra.
GnAN-Wheat more regular. SA'ex this morning,
10000 bu. It for No. snd $izs for No.
unchanged. sa1es ~ 60 pu at 1l341.3t cash, a.
ella al the month ana s1.73 for No. F1ge o'clock
p. m. Boasd-Wheat declining. Sales $1,000 bu 1t
9lrk3ls for No. !. eash Ia do. selcz all saouth
a1lo fbr reected; No. nominal at $l.. Oats tsmer.
Eales 10 60 bu 1T - fnr MOL.
Rxcx1rTz-2soa bs3s 1our, - go bu wheat.
SH1P4xx1e-7,1o0 br1s -four, IS, go bc wheat
, 1865-10-20
TROT AT THE DRIVING PARK.
- Fannie Lees and - +Mcdocss-A Great
Race to Come OH

4 trot Of unusual interest between "Mcdoc" and
"Fapnie Lee, came OF yesterday afternoon, on the
track Of the Driving Park Association, which w1s
witnessed by tatr representation Of the horse I'm.
tict. and sporttmen Of the city. The day was very
windy, and therefore in some degree agatnst time,
hut The tsnck vzs In fine order and the horses weFe
both in splendid condition. Betting wns slightly
in shvos Medoc 1ss to 100, md aiserward 100 to
u hut was not 10 any large amount: Fannie
Lee won the poe, and On the SECOND
trial IN excellent start Was obtained
Fannie hsd slight lead Of about bali length On
passing the string and stretched i to length On
The nrFs turn Just after passing the qusttef ?3le
Aedpc c!osed in 70 as TO lap On the wheel o! nis
leader. hut seemed TO have been too hardly pushed
A. he Immediately aisexwE.a brake up. The break
lnrt him nothing, however, as he camt down Fe1J
quickly md neatly to biz tork. Steadily the na.re
fnqrAsed her dtet1nce to lead Of fu15 two 1eugths
by The time she fsaased The half mile. Here agafn
the hotte broke, and on the lower turn be broke
again. AT the entrance to the home etretch, Medoc
Has lspptng elose1y m the mare Fannte's driver,
hoxeve1, roanaged hy eheer strength and awkward.
hs.e 70 break her up about the middle Of the houe
1neEh, End Medoc cane In winner by about two
!rE9nSns. nc mare breaking a1uoet 10 the string.
MnaS[SH. Me- [SsH. betting now went up to % to g.
~, fos tas aeeond hea, Medoc had the role, End 1t
M ehey went OF evenly, and at most
VII ffste11oE E1lt- IN the mt turn, tho horse led
tHES aehgt1- hit Immediately nfterEnrJ the mar
closed upon him 70 that they were urcE md necE
, 1865-10-20

kyuu0l4 ANa HAbE&k&A0 [AuAAs
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tdbane,1
Rk1pGxFoKr, Oct. 10.
, ,A1x1sEp-I.athe. AotrtA 500 bu com; GllIt
iasale, - b con Lemont, Mot.is. 4so1 b. com
ST. Gale, Ls@oot, % ~ rnhhle atone; Ks'isnes s
ssnsa ss 20 hd1snee 9ae 1G, 1nb = II;
stonc; Kesotate, tem%s - ~ rnbbie atone ana 9
ea sone; Gasse e otist Mound, I. dqes,es
IRE: Cay1Sa, Loc8pott, 600 pa corn; Edinburgh
ia ID ots Prs4,s Queen 6.taas sn 81 ~ corn ss'
Enadl1la, MaItee1. 100 bu corn; Aasletts, K.nkatet
Feeder 500 By corn, Co. 60 hs empty ba1rtls1 Elm
c1 1FAxED1aTing and Wing, Joliet; - n fret Lumber
Is N 18th: Contest, Morris; Gen. RoAtcF1ns, seneca
anon feet lumber: Cushman, Ottawa 5a0l9 feet lunu
beE; ~ q shtnElesj ~ heseue. Lelnont: star. ~
400 feet Lumbar; Louie Psisou. u, 10 ataves ant
headtngs; ,AuAntic, Morrts; Dacotah, Chi!!lcotht
g SO feet l9nbcr,s tons srnds1es: Prop. Morning
SttF. PeEfnA 81 luHnf4f1,
, 1865-10-20

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicsgo THbune.]
ST. LouIH Oct ~.
ToBAopaeQ1tet and holders hru. Sales ot green
luEs At t1.fa3f-4: tactoFJ. f3t936t1; planters a
35In8shos common shipping leaf At *3soAl II %
medium 1t s1ano91sto; good At sA7sa17.5; t1ers a,
*s,4nGalLi5; medium manufacturing 1eaf At e13.s5
good 10 tne 1t III .sa327.oo 100 IT.
GnArs-Wheat dull and lower grader lower. Sale.
OF mixed spring snd fall 1t s1.7o prime fll At 1889
2.oc; choice 9all 1t f2.2n921B.
FLnrR-QuIet and unchanged. Sales Of choice fal
super At 1885, fa extra nj $as3s1s: donblc extra ii
s9A9la.oo- Corn quiet and steady. Sales Of yellow
II eQiec- Oats eon.snne to troop. Sales Of Lt;s
aeeRa In lots subject to inspection st & do de
Al &c. ~ sacks cho!ce 1t 4sa51e bushcl- Ryc dull
and tendlnE upvards Sales 1t s52esc Barley STEADY
Sales OF 1p1 e&cks inferior 1t oc Ill sacks common
Te 500; and Is sacks choice spring at $lt1 b1.
WH1sKHY-Steady 1t tc.77.
P1oYU1pyt-UAcpp xhpptdeT1 l9kc.
, 1865-10-20

F,Hm.S.~pr. james Hunter, Of The t11n Of Din. K.
i ], Hunter, New York. may be consulted peston-
aly at their office, No. q South Clark street Chi,
Lungs, to which branch Of the profession bis prac
tice has for years been exclusively confined. AZ
dc DOCTOR stay in this city Is at present limited
to few weeks, those des1rpus ol q consultation
s{I,ie eepttn77y-T Mt
, 1865-10-20

Mining Htock8.
INV To1x, Oct. H.
Prices Of mining stocks bid In Boston today Cen-
trai, %; Copper Falls 21Kt Franklin 70; Aaneott:
CnIncy. 81; Rock1xnl, 3; SupHoF,a.
, 1865-10-20

TORONTO, Oct. II
F1ocR-Double extra, tsoc@ SIS; extra, s'.2a9'''9
GsA1s1Wheat. in. sL591.so: spring, tllastse
patA 2s41oc. Barley, 7u9sSE.
pYt4-HAA7Gc.
, 1865-10-20

Buffalo Market
BC714Lo, Oct. 49,
F1nt-K AND GkaN-pu1t and Unclaimed A Wig
say The eclipse bts chsnred the market.
Hrs1r,a11.0Porf nn11W3dPiea Il ri. .aassso. Lard oc.
CANAL FK1faAIe-F1rM. To New York wheat e
corn &c oats lt&i*xs noan ni;ns 1fon ne bfSa5 -
bn, cats Is, ca I'D, barley 5xStu.
CAsAL ExroE1e-Wheas g. 100 bu. cora 71o ot' oa's
, 1865-10-20

Montreal M1fkefs
MONTREAL Oct. y.
Ftnrn-supes extra It 8. s.ssse.5o; extra At $'-'sS
500. b :cy At u 10 7&o.
f3k4rx-Canada wheat 1t 41..31.an; western ~
kl.zNi.So, Oats 1t 3t93lc. Barley at iaa7ec.
, 1865-10-20

Or. 4. N. Miller tendeF* his profess
nracfjce Of mcd1eine. Office northwest corner Of
Clark and Madison streets. Residence No.. lis
East Adams street. Offices houfe from 9to1l a.
NJ, rum . IL 3 P. n, and from 10 2. n.
, 1865-10-20

Vessc1s FaRsed Detroit.
Especial Despatch to the Chicaso Tribnne.1
Drfhor1, Oct. ~.
Ur-Mof1eJ, Jane. WeAt, Lansing.
Dow1-Eone.
IfrA-
, 1865-10-20

The Attention of Country Newspaper
Publishers IL called to the advertisement Of Typo
in thls mornings paper.
Officers who have returned from the
var to ay their laurels the feet Of the ladies' lind
1t e1pedient 10 perfume the leayes with Phalons .
Might bioomng cersns. lev drops ol ,.oss .ns
amid 1he emoke o{ battie. Sold everywhere. $500
Four Hundred Stoves at tAucttous-OuE
readers who need ftoFes hse reminded that 4 G.
Garfield No. 50 Stato street, offers at private Eae,
st greatly reduced prices his enIse stock al heatlug
etoyes at Wholesale or retail TIL Nov. Eth All on
his department Of his business. The stock now
contIsts Of the Stewart and other parlor, office,
hall, bedroom and shop coal stores; also, wood
par'of and box stoves, al OF which vii! be sold
O. also has on hand 100 cook Stoves, consisting Q!
the stewart, Magee, Victor and others, which viii
be eloeed cut at great sacrifice. teo9
, 1865-10-20

EAs1NAKss NATIONAL DustNksa CoLIEGE IL en-
dorsed BY many OF the best business and the most
accomplished literary men tn the United Statee.
Iii. Bowen Of the New York EadepeadenG Hey. DR..
Burrha.d< of New York, Ellhu Busritt the learned
blacksmith and many Others. It u now tn success
fol operation In this city nrd numbers oser tlTe
hundred 1peNbefz.
, 1865-10-20

CO to the Heat-lso % Rryant d
thorough. practical business cdnc1hon, or to be-
CONC good Telegraph Operator. Addrc*. {cnclos.
tnr stanps) Tor circulars, BRYANT l. STnATToN,
EhicaFn. III.
, 1865-10-20

oyH TUE I1Ans.-L II. Hall, Esq, recently
correspondent Of the New Iogk Tribune and anthns
OF The Great West" IL IN Chicago, &bo1t 10 yieit
the xcyis{on Of th@ at&ef work; also 10 pepsre for
The locattou o1 European en1igrant4; Mr.. Na1 ysns
Or ytz1e resident o! CMc1go, md well known
among our citizens.
, 1865-10-20

RuKAvAy.-At IN early hour yesterday morning
horEc attached 10 buggy containing xnan.
xoman, ard infant, took fright On Michigan avenue
Tie vehicle WA upset in the subsequent nights the
lady succeeded in saving the child but wxs herself
cona!0e1:Eiy bruised. The buggy WIS not much
{1}nr
, 1865-10-20
THE CITY.

Enn1Eo WoxAx>s RErUoE--A specda r1.sstug
Of the Managers Of il.e Er71ng Woman fusc
Wfn b held this afternoon, at s O'clock, In tho
Yorme Nent Christian Association toom.
, 1865-10-20

WANTED-A sc nts-Faymers
w prcfnre.,. Nen aro making gtotu 80 t. la1per
day. Call At Room II. No 1a1 SautA Clark atrect.
W. don't charge for information. Capital required t
, 1865-10-20

w ANTED- Correspondence BY
W txo Ie.pectabte young GEMS. lato from the
Army with limit ed number Of handsome and tntnI-
GsSt M young @ @lsa.s. With ysy to n O ntsndshr.
~ H1a .sfi9ss - MffsHs s9anenMa' Ada5rss FRANK
WANIED-Correspondence.
To CORRESPOND Nlth = smsst, Intelligent tssiy,
matrimony. Address c. s. pARRoT. Eagle Iazbo..
II
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28

FRUIT IN CENTRAL 1LLINoIs.--A D.
pels are little later than usual, but
from present indications will be far
above the average. No signs Of
blight are noticed, and the tent cat
erpillar, the great pest of the apple
tree in some sections, has not made
its appearance yet in central Hi.
nois. Pears have set their fruit un-
usually well this season, and if they
escape the blight, the crop will be
large. The prevalence of blight de-
ters many from planting pear trees.
Neither locality nor variety Of pear
seem to exempt the tree from blight.
The attack is often sudden and gen
orally without any assiguable cause.
Trees which bear well this season
may never lie to bear again. Ibis
fact renders the crop an uncertain
one, and accounts, in part, for the
high price of the fruit. One theory
in this light is that the sun in the
winter starts the sap on the south
west side Of the tree. and the severe
frost of the night bursts the bark.
This alternate freezing and thawing
vitiates the sap, which, in the follow
ing spring, is crried into the circula-
tion of the tree and results in its par
tial or total destruction, il the month
of ,June fOllowinp.
Few of the budded varieties, since
the general destruction of the favor
ito trees in this region, bear fruit.
The seedlings are bearing sparingly.
Plums have produced well, and if t
destroyed by the curculio, or other
insect, will yeald an average crop.
If the grapes escape the blight the
yield will be larger than ever known.
The season has been too dry for
strawberries.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28
Ghe Sart,tsrs Department
Saleoting Cows.


First I get abroad side view of the
animal, at distance of about two
rods, as have noticed for years that
there was great similarity in the gen.
eral proportions of all first class milk
ers-being very small in girth just
back of their forward legs as compa-
red with their girth just forward of
their hips. I have never known a
fret rate mixer, of any breed, not
thus proportional, go that, if this
form is wanting in any animal l have
recommended to me, | do not care
to look at her more, unless I want
breeder for some other purpose than
the dairy. For breeding oxen I
should want COW ofreyerse proper
tions; that is, larger girth for8 ard.
I next feel the size of the milk veins
and trace them to the entrance into
the chest, which insuperior cows are
large admitting the bal Of the largest
finger; if divided or subdivided, as is
sometimes the case, I judge of size
of each orifce, as | care less for the
size of the vein itseIf than the IL
fee. Next, I examine, by sight and
touch the udder, or bag, which must
be capacious in order to hold much
milk, withteats wide apart and free
from large seed warts or sores Of any
kind. I then inquire how long she
goes Fry before caIving, as I do not
want a family cow to give milk less
than forty six weeks out of every
fifty-two; also as to tie quantity Of
the milk; and, to close, / rHIk her
with my OWN hands. Cor Erchamge
paper.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28

REMEDY FOR KICKING ws.-Cows,
. says cotemporary, Sc dom kick with
outsome g d reason for it. Teats
are sometimes chapped or the udder
tender, harsh han ling hurts them,
and they kick. Sometimes long and
sharp finger nails cut their toats' and
sometimes the mixer pulls the long
hairs on the udder, VIII le milking
Shear off the long hairs. cut long
finger nails close, battle chapped
teats with warm water, and grease
them well with lard, and always treat
COW gently. She will never kick
unless something hurts her, or she
fears repetition of former hurts.
When handled gently, cows ike to
be milked. When treated otherwise,
they will kick and no up their
milk. IL is quite as consistent to
whip a sick child to stop its cryin ,
as to whip or kick COW, to prevent
her kick ng while being MIXED.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28
AMENDMENT TO TIE COMMON SCHOOL

AMENDMENT TO THE COMMON SCHOOL
LAw.-By most sensible amendment to
the School Law of this State, passed last
winter, the minimum age for children to
be admitted to the common schools was
changed from fyet to six years ofage. Nur
ses, cradles, rocking horses, baby jumpers
and tin rattles, will no longer, Of necessity
form a part Of ordinary school house fur
niture, much to the delight of school ma
ANS and school masters everywhere.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28

To Fry EeGs.--To fry eggs nicely
requires some little attention, as
they are apt to become hard, black
and unpalatable. There should be
plenty of butter or oil, and care should
be taken not to let them be overdone.
If ham or bacon rs fried with them,
it must be done first, and the eggs
afterwards.--EG.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28
Arthu1's Home Magazine,

Edited by S. Arthur an Virginia F. Towasend
The HOME MAGAZINE foi 1865 will he enlarged and
improved and made still more worthy Of the eminent ia
y1r with which it has been RECEIVED Its character as
HiGHTONhb PERIODICAL, claiming public favor on
the ground Of real merit wilt be carefully maintained
while 3r variety interest usefulness and all the attrc-
tuns Of literature and art essential to true HaME MAO
AklNt the publsheTB viii aim make It SUPERIOR 10
ALL OTHERS.
A FiSE srCEt ESGEsviNG, AND TWO PAGES OF Music
VIII appear IN every number, besides chgec pictures
groups and characters prevailing fashions and large
variety ot patterns f1r garments, embroidery ETC. etc
In all respects We shall give FiRSr-CLAsS MAGA.
EINE 9t price within the reach Of every intelligent
family IN the land.
A new story by T s. ARTHUR will he commenced in
the January number.
fLARiT isrNs in AbvsYcE.--Oue copy $3.50 three
copies tatu five copies, and 20 getlerup Of club
slJi nine copies and 10 Fettar-up Of club $500
- 4 holutitui PREMIUM PLATE, entitled "ThE
INFANCY OF bEsHAkSPEARE,h will be mailed 90 each
person who sends Us CLUB Of subscrbers It will also
be malled 70 each single subscriber from whom we re
ceiYe s. 50.
s5- tos ii51 we viii send one copy each Of HoMf
MAdAziSFand GoDET's LADYs BOOB for year.
Address, Z, :. ARTHUR & Co,
Nov. 90, 1864
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28

BAULKY HORSES. To start a
baulky horse fill his N nth with dirt
or gravel from the road, and he will
go. Now do not laugh at this, but
try it. The plain philosophy of the
thing is--it gives him something
else to think Of. we have seen it tried
hundred times, and it has never
failed.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28
GERMANTOWN. TELEGRAPH.
4 Family and Agricultural Journal

CHOICE LITRRAgURE, including Poetry, Novelettes
Tales, and Moral and Entertaining Reading generally
In the Literary Department shall present the chuisest
within the reach Of extended means The Nove!ettes
Tales, Poetry, &c, shall be supplied from the best
and highest sources and be equal anything to be found
IN any journal or magazine
AGRICULTURE and HORTICULTURE, embracing
Farming, Gardening Fru-Raisng, &c. Our labois in
TINS department for thirty yeaas have met the
dia appreciation Of the public our pnrpose has been 70
furnish useful and reliable information upon these very
important branches Of Industry ard TO protect them
far as within power against the false doctrines and
selfish purposes Of the many empires aud Hensafionad
Henturers by which the Farmer is ncessantly assaed
This portion Of the GermdoH Telegraph is alone worth
the whole price Of subscription.
NEWS DEPA RTMEET--T same industry, care and
diserimiaatloa gathering and preparing the Stirring
Events q the Day. expressly for this paper, which hith
erto has Been Of its marked features and given uni
yersa satisfaction, will be continued with iedoubed ef
forts to meet the increasing demands Of the public
TERMS Two dollars per 8nnum; one dollar for six
months No orders received without the cash and all
subscriptions stopped at the end Of the time paid for.
Address, PHILIP r. FREAs
Editor and Proprietor, Germantown Philadn, Pa
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28
CwYNNv IN uopcrc TaLa obo

SwINNY IN HORSES. Take about
q quart of water, boil it and add sa t
as long as it will dissolve any. Then
take piece of blanket and dip it in
this preparation while hot, ana bathe
the horses shouldes. Repeat until
9 crre is effected. A great many
horses have been cured in this way.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28

To PREPARE BEEF TO DRy.-It is
only necessary to cure it by putting
it in rather weak brine for three or
four days, and hang in dry, airy
place, not too warm. It should be
cut in slices about two inches thick.
s. w. A.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28

All additions 70 the clubs AZ the same rates An f,
zee rfley' viii BE- credited according U tho at1ye tarr
PAPER stopped when the last number paid Cr isRcp NJ
SUBSCRIPTIONS taken for less than four months XII cI,t
paper in The club. So '"' Zach
: ne" volume commences every July and IaBuary
-" ~ person commence at 4ns number In the volume
SItii titlep1Pc O00A
men sub-ctbor orders renewal Of his subscrptop
thr We snail know what number to renew without bun
ting over ouf books Otherwise W. shall beyfr shn ~ a
money s received Persons writing for tho papsr must
VIZ 'nt, name post duee, county and state very ds-
tincHy Those who wish their pauer changed shod al
Nhefe pas previously been sent Postage on this IA
~ "shy cents year payable IN advance at tn office
where taken out. -"
!uh must always be sent at time to get the benefit
% tet" price We cannot send them OF the club price
unless received a t5FstheF ast is too much ronbfs IN
H over onr books o. Keep account with each one
ting them up uo s'''
.l9h'hiF Fart---St year, in all caseq.
Any 1he sending Five Dallas can have tbe vsstiv
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