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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06

Baltimore. asy IL Los : $50 lS Pei%.'i Gn.ins 2S
Leave New Castle fo5 r.! Wilrins;on and 4 rhhsdsf
and "''p;SFiiiRrN ps;MiRNA "A iS Branch TRAINS.
Additional to those above loaye Clayton for
smyrna $40 Q. m. and zoo Pm: Leave Smyrna
for Clayton, IL .s5 9: m. and .S p m. to make
connection with trainsto and from Dover and sta
"TkEIaHT TRAIN with PASSENGER Gar at.
tached viii leave Wilmington i2.S5 A. NJ; New
CiAsi"n. S.i5 Dover 400; Wyoming, 40; FELTON,.
AZ: Harrington. SOS; Farmingten. us: Bridge.
VILE ,: ~ Se,fnd Is; laurel. 6i' and arrive at
Delmar a. 7oe A. NJ as.snsrEs Leaving II g Bait'
make con neeton with this train at W llmingten;3
| Returnng-Mi leave pelmar 80. r. M.
Laurel, ST. Seuford 3.2a; BIidgevit!e. 80; Far
minston, 4+S; Harrington. SO FELTON, 5.s'
send. 7.4o. Middletown s. .. kir kwoed. $40 New
CASTLE y2,: and arrive At Wilmington, 9.oO T. /
Philadelp phia. II 30 p. NJ. and Baltimore. $50 All
| Subject to delays incident TO freight business.
This Train will stop to take Mp Passe ers only al
Stations aned but will set down passengers II anY
Rodney and puSSnSs SGSSnSsNEcrIoNs.
4 At TOWNSEND with the Kent County and Queer
Aune's L Kent Railroads for kennedyville. Sud
lsrsyins and inter mediate phases
Al CLAYTON. with the NJ. d. r. X. for Eas
. At HARRINGTON. with ne j. B. Il. H.; TO
| Milford. deorgstown. Lewes. and tntsrmsdast
Al psEAFORD with the D. 4 D. R. R. for FEEDER
aIshurs and Cambridse. he.
At DELMAk. with II. !: S. r R. for Salisb.r,
other stations on the '" ii. T. +. + kkkSNEY s.p,.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06
~ruR sHoRrssr AND BKsr ROUTE. -

Thisliae aGord led Inducements TO per
sons desiring cheap and dexpedtioIspassaget to the
West, ana deserves particularly the attention Of all
such Is desire to ~ of tb lom esead
Bill passed by the last Congress.
The Pennsylvania Centr al ailro ad with its COZ
Meeting lines by 13; miles .he shortest route 10
Chicago and other prominent iaces in the West.an1
is also the quickest. cheapest and best route Ia al
prominent places IN the Southwest and Northwest.
Passengers forw srded in comfortable and airy
Passenger Cars. furnished With cushons seats with
eabl backs. water tanks, Stoves in Winter. and
with such other yeniences rs AL re0uisi. tn
,omfort 81 families.
Through ticketsa sold to al, ,nromine en- I rlacesii
the West. .Southwss and Northwest. at about hal
tho usual first class fare.
Children under i've old Is free. and chi ldren
bstween the ages Of ave andtwelva years pay aai'-
plice.
Baggage check I'd and forwarded by the ame rain
with the passengers. Eighty pounds OF baggage ear
lied free to every full passenger;
The train leaves daily except Sundays, and tickets
must beprocured and baggage delivered at Office.
No. 1l6 Mark ct street. by 3 o'clock, p. NJ.
by Addreseine the undersign ed he will torwardb b
return of mail, free ofcharge acircular
complete price lht, map, a correct copyt
Homestead Law. qd give such other Information
may be desired, FHANCIS FUNK. Agent
| ofthe Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
No. 1l6 Market Street. Philadelnh's
| Philadelphta June "a. AS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06
AyCHOR LINE STEAMERS

- s.'t' fv''' wfDsys''r Dsy 's' s'T''-
PASSENGERS ooked to aud from Railway sta
tion or Seaport in Great Britain. Ireland. Nor.
land, Belgium, and the L nited States,
AT LOW EST CURRENCY RATES
Cabin fare from New Y ork to GLASGOW. liyernooi,
Londonderry or Queenstown. S7S and S6I. Inter
mediate. 033. Steerage e1s.
DRAFTS ISSUED FOR ANY AMOUNT.
Parties sending for their friends in the Old cour-
ther particulars apply to the Agents HtNDEk-
SON BROTHERS.. ! Bowling Green. \ Y. ..or to
SAMUEL +. BETS.
isne-lywsW-cmaFl5 Wimn ngton.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06
DBILADELPHlA. WILMINGTON BALTI
MORE kAlLkuAU.

SPECIAL NUTICE. -
On and after WEDNESDAY, October 18th, 1871
a passenger car will be attached to the treigh,
train leaving PhiladelOhA at 80 p. m.. tor viii
mington.
signalled Gray's Ferry. 9.l2 p. m. La1arettO 9.a
p. m; Chester. 94l p. IN; Lamokin. 9;45p. IN; Thur,
lew, y ~ g.. IN; LinwoOd, 9hH y. N; CiaymOnt. 100
q. IN; Eilerslie, l8 D. In; arrive Wilmington, 1Oa
y, m octUl Il. +. KENNEY. Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06
Railroad Zines.
? P.,jlatielpnIa, Wilmington aad 6aIti
more RallYoaA,
~ Il n ~ g =.
TIME TABLE.

3 ~ go
TIME TABLE.
Depot broad ana Washington Avenue olovs
wAY,AAiI TRAIN ~ $50 a; ~ isana.y. s1esgs.dl 70.
:. wil@ .nssn with Delaware Railroad Line, = clay:
Dsa~.1e Kaiira'd. !. hairinason With jascsios ana
Break kw..I kaIo.d a. sesiod I'm porchss'ss and
ka.rosd. at salisbury wtn w'coa'ics aad focos'oks
xPREss TcAIN MIi.D A. NJ. .(sundAys sseepseS.) 70,
P:Hs and @ .Spprh =: WI y. &
sxPkEss TRAIN .stoo r: ii. tsued.y: :.c.psedl ..
wood. Mssnoi,.. .Gns.e.s Observation-Disclosures.
,as,o". ssorp;ns At ae:.:s1 l nv cisynos.. WI
TTssss Ss.:tt sssa sna s.ss. r'''
Fortress Monroe and Sortokvi take the
" K1IMiSeToS TRAINS
~; rhs soo = s.. TRAIN soaasS.. Win Del r. R.
LEAVE S.sSs1Ss e s's A. 4: .%, .: e.
leave VIM %.I%,ns,sa @ :. 50 r.. 'e'' ."sS " '
eppas O. ss
Leave; 10. q. DssS;' ] -:
Srs.d .ai
Leave Port Deposit ior PhiAisiphA, sunoays eXcepse0
925A IN andt IS p. N OK ord for Phadefphia q
sost m ohsii's Ford for Fhi'.a.Dni. i DO n
Trains leaving ilInugton al 645 M and 10 viii
cousct a. LslnJkin Junction with the w q. N, An'
~ u IN. trains Tor Philsdeiphia and B ltmsr~ Cen
| tIal kaIlIOad.
THO UGH TRAINS FRoh BALTIMORE.
LEAVE wiasESI sXsfns Scx IA fh!tsbfaFat1
-1ATs ssa.1H. III. n. ssi s ~ sss :ls s A.
From Baltimore TO lhilAdeiphiA Leave Baltimore At
Az. Way MA.l 9.ss Az. E1pres P. \ -
| press 725 NJ. Express l0<8 P. N kxpsess
From Bstmore. Port DspositAnd Reconsideration
at3U0FM
Accommodation rainfrom Port cave Psrrl
Vile At6 A7 M fol- nd terms sdate Sta
l TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leav Chester L2u6 amt 2. N a. aud As 80.
Leave Wilmington ~ So 2o3 and 10 02 A. ~ IS an
/ 5.l7 p.
| SUNDAF TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leaves Baltimore 1875 ~, stopping al Magnona PerT
mans Aberdeen, Havrs-deN PER- vile Goa re
| town, North EAst, Eiktop. Newark. Stanton, New
port Wilmington ;cl.y %eGt : LIZ sood and chss..I
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06

Conversation in . Wisconsin stors-Polite
celrk-"Can l show ysu anything else to-day ?"
Lugubrious Customer-"No, l reckon not. lost
two horses and my wife last Fall, and feel putty
poor. Good span Of horses, too
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06
csl1Ao - LECTURE
~ To YOUNG M ZEN!

Ja.t Published. is Sealed Eassiope. Price . ee~ss
LRCTURE on the Nstars. Treatment and
Radical Cure " Sperm storrh0a. or Seminal Weak:
Inn ,dlments % Marriage generally; Neevo.snses.
Consumption. Epilspsy.. and fits Mental and rhy-
sS' BY koBEKf ]. CGIvEkwELL. u. B.. Author
Of tho "Nreen BOok." 70.
The world ronoWu ued authev. In this adUirable
I.ecture. clea,ly proves froa his own experience
that the ewfal osnsequeness VI Self: Abase nay b
s6setaAlIy rsoovsd vithos. ee1isloes, and With
meats, rings. OF cordials. p.iatins out > node Of
cure 81 oncs csstAin and, ehscteal By vhieS every
cure himself ehesply privately, snd r.dicslly; -;
IH5S, HI;,g hEGTUax HthG H1tahdG,,ssssHs sesSHss BOON To
Sect uN1sr SAL ~ any sddIsss, IN plain scaled
envelope on the receipt 0f six cents. ~ too post
Xiso. Dr. Culvsswslls "Aarri,ss 0sids." price
Is cent?. Aad':s,;H sHAs ,ss pYs'i:1K;fr't y y 1K;frtN. co..
~ Dowspv, Nsw5 York. Post Ooos Boz. As6se.
esi1o-lydaa10
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06

Ths police In Japan are very vigilant. II
you have anything stolen they run after the
thelf end bring him hack for Identification; II
the stolen property Is found on him, they chop
OF his head on your door step. BY paying
sum equal 70 about eleven cents Of our own
money, YOU can do your own killing, and keep
the body.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06

JOHN F. F.vANLBER. Jr.. Ticket Agent, sol Chest
MT Street;
FRANCIS FUNK. Ticket Agent, i 10 Mark ct Street;
SAML II. WALLACE, Ticket Agent at the Derot.
The Pennsy vania Rail Road Co. will not assume
any risk for baggage. except 10: wearing atparel.
and limit their resp ponsibility to hundred dol
lars in value. Allbagsase exceeding that amour,
In value. will be at the risk Ofthe ia
ken b special Ontraet. A. J. CASSATT,
Supt 3en y. Altoons.Pa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06
zxilrpad ZINES.
Pennsylvania Csnsra ii Raliroa0.
02k e 9 q -

Thstrsins oifhS FSn nnsylvanisC CcntralK X H 1snys
the Depot, st 3lst and Karket Streets, which is
reached disSctly by the Market Street Cars, the
last car oonAeeting With each train leaving Front
and Market Streststhirty minutes before its depar
tuFe.. The Chestnut and Walnut Street ears run
within enc square of the Depot.
SLREPING CAR TICK KErs can be ad on application
atths Tick Office, N ortiz tcorner OF Ninth and
Chestnut Streets. and at the Depot.
AosNTe Ov rHR UNIOS rRAysfER COMPANY will
csll GRAND deliver Bssssgs AT the Depot. Orders
| street. will receive attention.
MI, a 4 Il 4 u L, II IN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06
K. z. DEACON,
No. ll8 MARKET STREET,

WILMINGTON. DEL.
4 ao prepNrsd 70 furnish and put ~ the spleuoio
i SsltF.Ndiog. Bose Burning
CH.ALLEM0E PARLOR STOVE.
Superior - ny In tAe market.
- Alss. the powerful 1adiatias
= GOLDEN EAGLE FUR4AOE
\0uarantssd to give more AAAS With les
Sgfuel. has any other hester 10 sse.
A'tso, the superior
U. 5. Double Oven Cookug RGs9e,
b. which resas back aad above I1sy Be- heated: =.
Cookirs and 6o0.tana eteve6 aoS0ooc0<1
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1872-01-27

A Georgia Major writes to the ohi'eu
States Treasurer concerning the tate Of
his five dollar bill as follows
[ send YOU for redemption fragment
of \ S. bin. the rest OF which was de
stroved under strangely careless clrcn u,
stances. Having just received the Dlll'
l dropped it in my pocket 10 COMPANY
with some ragged tobacco, and, alter sup
per. taking a chew, l ehewed money
tobacco. aud everything, leaving scraps
of the bill and fragments OF the tooacco
discovered the sad ca'ostroPhe, and
went. for the masticated "cud, but all
traces of the money had vanished, aud
like the baseless fabric of dream lei'
not a wreck behind.
Vainlv was | bending, crooking, ana WIN
both my eyes a-looslng,
Looking for my lost sponduhc, Ike 'He
Pleiad lost Of yore; ,..,
Looking for the weil-chewn fragment winch
lost the night before;
Only this. and nothing more
/ "Spuds. quoth |, "for thee | pineth,
/ Gone 10 where the wOodbine twlnethi
+ Gone. departed. doomed and tated,
( Gone to fragments dessicated
Gone. rs I've already sisted,
Where thy worth no longer shlneth.
l follow-thou art gone before.
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Miseellaav.
Varieties.


Carpets bought by the yard are worn
out By the foot.
An editor wrote: ~ pretty aged
minister compositor set, "a putty
eyed monster"
Bloggs had his nose pulled, and was
asked by friend to resent it. he SAID
he would next week.-Cin Com.
An Englishman applied for the arrest
of his son for living in bed after o
clock a. III. The authorities refused,
thinking the boy had enough Of rest as
it was.
A man who had Travelled through New
jersey SAYS that he saw some land there
so poor that you couldn't raise dlstur-
bance on it.
An old lady told her son to list the
door in order to keep out the wind
That will make it worse" he replied,
"for YOU well know the wind bloweth
where it listeth.
A ladv tells us that when she was
poor little girl, living in the country.
she used to "plant cora in her bare feet.
This iniparts a new idea of the origin OF
those troublesome things on our toes.
indianapolis advertisements IF the
individual who is trying TO wear mum
her eight hat on a number four head
desires TO recover his property he can
find it where he obtained his morning
shave"
A negro waiter, who had twice awak-
ened 4 traveller to inform him that break
fast was ready, and third time broke
his slumbers by attempting to pull Oh
the bedclothes, explaining thus: "Massa
If YOU isn't gwine to get up, | must hat
de sheet ans how, case dey're waiting
for de table>clof =
A countryman, stroIling through New
London recently, hand in-hand with hl'
rural Phyllis. impatient to visit the cir
Gus. exclaimed on seeing bunch o.
bananas suspended in front OF one o.
the fruit stores: III be moved II
them amt the biggest beans l ever seen
Sophrony.
Smith and Jones were at the manag
erie. and the conversation turned OF
Darwin's theory. Look at that mon
kew" said Smith; "think Of its being al
undeveloped human III uman sai!
Jones, contemptuously, its no NOR nor
human than I am.' ~ -.
Jour wagon! es'
\ deempREgNe xpectant driver, stopping
MS horse. That's right" observed the
demGre chap, with an approving nod
..alwavs tell the truth aud people VIII
respect YOU" And he hurried on, much
to the regret of the peddler, who was
getting out of his wagon to look after a
brick.
The pioneer Methodist, Ps ttssEEb an an
wright, uttered many .&6t49e noisy than
witty sayiugs-.als'65' off on a high KEY at
noyed"Pportunity. At an animated
aelass-meeting one day she broke out with, /
"If l had one more feather in the wing
Of my faith, l could fly away and be
with the Saviour"
Stick in the feather, 0 Lord and .
let her 90, . feryeutly responded brother
Cartwright
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Iten,s Ahont xHonen.

Mrs. Winall. of New Liberty, aged Il
recently cut an eye-tooth.
Thirteen women have applied for ad
mission to the new school Of journalism
at Yale
The wife of an Illinois octogenarian
recently presented the patriarch with a
thirty-fourth child.
In Berlin Wisconsin. its the thing to
treat the girls to vaccination instead OF
soda water or ice cream.
4 treasury girl who has a remarkably
good complexion, says that it is produced
by the arsenic she absoTbs from the
greenbacks she handles.
In Switzerland editors who advocate
woman's rights are prosecuted according
to law, and one narrowly escaped eonvic
ton recently, in the canton of Uri.
The Cambridge young ladies refused
70 accept countries involving an outlay Of
lucre from the Harvard men. They even
insist upon paying for their tickets to the
college assemblies.
Five sisters named Lukens, the eldest
but sixteen, living at Bineston's station,
Pa, publish paper called Little Things.
aud they print it as well as edit it.
a divorce suit at Bennington. VT.
Christmas week was put over to the June
term of the court, much to the iudigna
tion of the wife, who had made arrang-
ments to marry another man on New
Years day.
The closing lecture of Boston Fraterni-
ty course WAS delivered by Mrs Edman
Hardinge Briten. The subject was
Popular Opinion" and the lecturer
spoke for upwards Of an hour and with
out notes,
Dora Istra has recently written
book in which she says that half the
American women are DRUM ards. and that
Mrs. Gulia Ward and Mrs. Howe are
two of the leading writer's of poetry in
the United States.
A Miss True, who has been teaching
deaf mutes in Boston, has accepted call
to take charge of deaf mute in the fami
~ of baranet in Norfolk, England,
with liberal salary and travelling ex
penses beside.
III CAOpNu-iAoiu ~ SStGiu NOuldu IS
Gently got on the same train with her
clipping husband and his eloped-with.
and presented a revolver at her faithless
spouSe's head, walked him out of the car
and proceeded to scratch his eyes out Oh
the depot platform.
A London woman hung herself lately
because her husband would not let her
scold her boarders She left the follow
ing farewell bilIet-doux chalked on the
back of a ire tray Dear Jim: You have
driven me to do this little Affair." Be
good to the dog. and ask Mrs. Little to
be kind to the BIRDS
The Inconsistency of woman shines
forth with great briIliancy in the case of |
the New Haven girl who informed
young fellow that she hated him with /
her whole heart and soul, and in one hour
thereafter sent him a note stating that she
would elope with him that night
In town in Michigan. week or two
since, an old lady of so years who had
been recued from the flames of burn
ing house at the cost of considerable
trouble, erawled back again after her
money, and persisted in the flames. t
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EpeFinaueEa4 Tax


= n.y., Mcclure, and all
: NE I,..--AL.iis embraced in said list on
l 4 II 9i,e taxes and interest are not pala
~ The 2nd Monday in February 49, WI
10 forfeited 70 the State. Taxes aue Tor the
year 1863: LII
Julia F. AIgee. original taxes on land
ool ~, = acres. Interest 81 50. total - -
F. Edm1uston, original taxes &c interest,"
81 III on town lot. total 81 q. 2---~ic s'
/ Emma Fisher. original taxes
22Je on town lot, totals taxes 9Vc, IN
john 49,, = i lrs, original taxes Soc in
{ &C -. -e-total zoe
~. Handy. for Swift. original taxes IS
cents, on 100 acres, interest - cents; total
81 %.
wills Handy. for Thomas Swifts heirs.
original tax - 40. on 800 acres. interest -
so, total 81 90.
Mrs A G. Hamliu, original tax - cents,
interest 81 I24 cents, on 10 town lots, total
81 81.
". T. Harris. original taxes so cents, on
80 acres. interest SD cents; total 81 80.
R. D. Holt, original tax 81 20 on 10 acres,
interest 81 SO cents; total 3 Oh.
George Jordan, original tax 81 20, on 27j
acres, interest 81 so, total - 90
Cornelius Johnston. original tax 81 II,
OH 100 acres, interest = 10; total 81 60.
Eliza Jolly, original tax 30e, interest 4jc
on J town lot, total I5c-
sam Kirkpatrics, original taxes 81 50.
interest > p on I town iof. total 3 -.
John HINES, original taxes 10, interest
225c on I town lot, total 31lc.
John r. Under original taxes 81 81 on
30 acres land. interest - o., total 3 SO.
Pate Middleton, original taxes ST 50 on
8 acres land, interest - 20, total 81 80.
ThOs. Mcconnell for wife. original taxes
81 80 on so acres land, interest > p, total
So -,
Jesse Mills, original taxes COO on go acres
land. interest 90, total 50.
Daniel Murphy, original taxes COO, in
terest SOC on town lot. total ! 80.
Sarah Morgan, original tax DC on ! acre
land, interest 33c, total 5jc
Julian Nail, original tax s. on 100
acres land, interest 4 274 on 1 horse
total 125
Rich Philips for wife, original tax I %
on $50 acres land, interest ! 80 total 90
W. II. Parker, original tax Soc on - acres
land, interest Soc total 80.
Mary Patton, original tax / 30, interest
80 on ] town lot, total 90.
Ed ?. Palsgrove original tax 90c on >
horses, interest l So on town lot total , -
VIM. Smith heirs, original tax @ 90 on
$40 acres land, interest I3 so, total - j0.-
John b. Taylor, original tax So on 100
acres land, interest 20. total 90
Jesse Thomas & Co. original tax , 40 on
50 acres land interest 80, total 90.
Sam Thomas heirs, original tax y 90 on
$50, acres interest Is 90, total 30 90.
w. II. ROPER,
Sheriff of Fulton County.
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LAND FOR SALE.

TINE farm of + J. Weaver, decd. is now
4 offered for sale Said farm contains 154
acres, about one-half cleared, and in good
state of cultivation, with two good dwell
lings and out buildings and has a fine young
orchard on it, over four hundred apple
trees. 1t lies on the State road six miles
from Hickman and viii be sold on reason
able terms Say One-third cash and the
balance on one and two years time. Apply
to A. D. Kingman, or myself.
JOHN r. NcGEHEE, Exr.
iuly29-2m OF T. J. Weaver.
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Oiniment Tor SmalI-PON.

A physiciau IN Sioux Guy Iowa, Gseq
an e14<ment made of charcoal and lard
to prevent pitting in smallpox. Tins Is
applied freely over the face, hands and
neck as soon as the disease Is distinguish
ed, and continued until all symptoms OF
superative fever had ceased. The ap-
plication allays the itching, and seems
to shorten the duration of the disease,
and leaves the patient without a blemish-
the corruptions protected 10y the ONT.
ment; the charcoal preventing the action
of light, the lard that of air.
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3 U c K E YE
MOVER & Reaper.

NFR. y. P. HARNESS, is the only author
I'VE lied agent at Hickman, Ky.
This is the most durable and lightest
draft machine made 1t is warranted to
cut, il properly managed, ten 20 twelve
acres per day, either grain or grass. The
manufacturers put them to the agent at
Hickman on such terms as win enable him
TO sell cheap can be purchased else
where. The machine will be taken back, or
the money paid for il refunded if tried ac-
cording to the warranty in printed circular,
aud fails.
These machines are on exhibition at the
hardware store Of y. p. Harness.
mayl3 II
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1872-01-27

The Grand Duke carries regular
icwelrv store with him wherever he goes.
He disposes of some Of his goods at
very low rates. While in st. Louis he
cave lydia Thompson a bracelet, set
with diamonds. aud valued-by l.. L.
herself. if by nobody else at $4,000.
1t isrumored, though upon what grounds
it is impossible to tell, that the gift was
accepted.
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4 complimentary extra copy furnished
with every club of ten cash subscribers for
any. pganeR copies sent to any address on
application.
A liberal commission allowed to canvass
ers.
Postmasters everywhere are requested to
aid our circulation
Our old patrons can help as materially by
recommending and exhibiting the paper to
their neig hbors.
Remit through the mails by money order
or by express.
Subscribers viii please notify us Of mail
Irregularities.
No paper sent after subscription term cx-
pires, except by cash renewal
Address
ROBERTS & PURvIs.
Nashville, Tennessee.
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