Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-12-29
a Loud Call.

a Loud Call.
We fee. ourselves obliged TO make one
more appeal to our subscribers, to which
we hope to receive an Immediate and ge71-
rous response. Upon looking over our
subscription list in the county today, we
End nearly six hundred subscribers in ar
rears-the precise figure being BIS sub
scribers. Of these SIS names SO are IN
Arrears for 3 years or more. The present
number is the last paper which subscribers
10 arrears for two years and upwards will
receive until arrears are paid up and SUBJ
scription renewed. And to such subscrib-
ers we feel ourselves bound to say fur
Their, that unless settlement is made of
SUCH long running claims within four aceehs
from this date, we shall be obliged to try
to enforce settlements. Payment if you
can make it out, gentlemen, but settle
mem at all events To those friends who
are in arrears for year, or part of
year only, we would say that we fear that
you do not, all of you at least, appreciate
how much your prompt response to this
appeal would assist U.S. We desire to de-
vote ourselves to the Improvement of our
paper very diligently for the year ensuing
and if each one Of you will assist us a very
little we can do SO. A day spent BY us
in running after these little dues, is not
less than five dollars out ofour pocket--
exclusive of team hire--which is two dol
lars more. Suppose now you compel US to
spend two days in the week for the next
six weeks or so in trying to collect in our
dues! Twelve days at seven dollars
day, would hurt the Looks Of o hundred
dollar gEsenback awfully' Do you see
it? Ofcourse you must ifycu look at II.
Our five workmen must give US receipts
in full for their years wages Oh the 3lst
inst even if we have to borrow the money
10 pay them with--and the laborer is
s,..thy bis hire. Nest of our State cotcrn-
,craries have besn pleased to make COM
ELEMENTARY uie.tion Of our new and i'm
proved appearance, 10th in matter and in
lyle. While we make 10 boasts, nor Is
ue any high sounding prospectus promis-
ag you the best paper in the Stats, world
v universe, we do believe the paper is
yell worth the money we ask you fer it,
md that it is for the interest Of the PEG
lie Of this county to sustain their local
'aper. Some seem to think we ought to
1--WE them q paper equal to the N. Y.
; Tribune or Boston Journal" for the
anne money. Such rule would annihi-
ate every local paper in the country.
You ask Of us what is simply absurd, BE-
cause it is impossible, But We wander
rom the point What we now desire is
o have subscribers in arrears, pay up and
'enew their subscriptions if they will.
For fear that some-of you still misun-
ierstand us as to terms, we make the fol-
owing statement:
We shall enter no neD subscriber upon
ur books, without at least six months
dvance payment. Terms-Two Dollars
year--six months One Dollar.
All old subscribers who settle arrears
nd renew their subscriptions Immediately
viii be entitled to the next year for one
lollar and fifty cents.
Now let US suggest plan to you. Most
f you have, or should have, receipt in
'our possession by which yon can tell when
our subscription expired. Look at it.
L it has been expired more than eight
weeks, it will reqnire two dollars to pay
or the year-cr three dollars to pay for
wo years. Enclose the amount in we'll
ealed envelope, with name and post of.
ice plainly written, or get your 2. NJ. to
lc it for you, and remit to +" LAMoILLE
NEwsDEALER, Hyde Park, w. at our
'isk. We will return receipts in your
]aper the next week after the remittance
comes to hand Remember, too, where il
3 really an accommodation to our subscri-
jcrs, we take grain, potatoes, sugar, wood,
stc
A RaiIroS. for Slave.