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The press Of advertisements has compelled us
to defer several communications, and much other
matter, to our next.


We sorry that some Of subscribers pay little
regard to their promise We would those of them
whom this will apply. whether they think their conduct is
patience of Job 10 keep in a good lumor with some Of
your Promising Of newspaper For the innrma


on Of those who have been long time indebted for the
paper, for advertising and to whom many unsuccessful
applications have been mahe would observe that we
expect stock Of patience be entirely exhausted in
precisely weeks rom this date when intend take
the speedies means obtain what they disposed not
to give until compelled.


Whilst complain Of the unjust return our sincere
thanks to those who have been just and by whose punc
tuaity have been enabled proceed with pubca
tion. April 3, 1897.