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HUNTS Botanic Pills.

After much suffering from Fersr and Aguf, dur.
ug The spring and fail, for the last four years, and
the pecuaary injuries attendant OF the lndisposi-
ton Of one whose eKerllons 'afge iann'ly was
se,endan, for support, and having without success
,es,ed the skin OF many medical advisers, al an eI-
pense could no. well afford, in the fall Of 1888,
6ading the premOnilory symptoms OF 'he eissase
apOroschine, / was induced BY friend who had
,ried your medieiDe, 10 purchase package Of yea'
Botanic Pills, and po~ have the happiness 10 10
form you--and through you, those who may Be
,;n,lsrlx asEiefsd-ihsi they counteraeied The
disease. nor have been troubled with i sihee, and
rnv confidence continues 10 uphold me 40 the be-
ief that yoos Botanic Pills are he most sale. Toe
cheapest most efeaciouE and radical cure for that
distressing disease FevsT and 1gue. Al eah
81 the pressBt oer you Tor The blessing you AAss
-. ,ns,r,,taeutal IN eonferriBg me, "a rsy az
or nee Of aaeeasing grAiitods and esteem,
= p. IS, Nee oKMICK.
Nswark, \. J., JAY 81, 1859.
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FOREIGN.

Bv the arrival OF the Britfania, at Bos-
ton. we have London News twelve DAYS
later than our former dates.
The Steamship President, had mol
reached Liverpool on the ao;h UT
The Chinese Question is at last settled
The CelestisIs are TO pay John Bull s'1
millions of dollars. They also eede the
Island and harbor OF Hong Kong, 10 the
British Crown.
There is 10 news Of importance from
the Continent
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DIRECTIONS.
DosE.-Take from three to ten pills, TIL they
operale, two or three times daily.
Price Is Cents per Boz.
Sold at 100 Chatham street, New-York,
Whotsdte and Retail.
Dd- Where applications for Agencies, meoi-
cines, or Advertising, viii meet with prompt a.
tention. ,..
The er,raoydiuary success which has attended the
use Of HUNTS Botanic eiiis, is the best critic.
RON Of their superior virtues. They have beer
the means Of raising host Of langnishng pa
tients, from the bed Of affection, as is clearly
eynced in the following
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RrpucrioE or rnK coLostAL TAxur.--
ons OF the effects Of The agitation which
has peryaded Canada fos some years past.
aud which broke cut inio acts of armed re
siStance 10 The constituted aulhoTiies 10
the fall Of 81 and 'ss. is TO obliec Britain
to give her Colonies q greater degree Of
freedom. American and other foreign
goods, Teas included. are admitted into
Canada and the other Colonies, al a duty
Of seven dollars on every hnndred--ihe
prohibitions and the 80, 30, ID and 10 per
cent duties are also removed. The manu-
factureFs Of this country will now be ena-
bIed 10 introduce their fabrics into Canada
Nova Scotia and the West ladies, with
less hazarRkIhan before.
This modification of the Colonial Ia
riff, which is the work Of Imperial legisla-
ton, where none OF the CoIonies are rep
resented, although bad in principle, is new
erlheless relief TO some Of the burthens
imposed by their foreign taskmasters. II
is perhaps intended TO exemplify the SINGER
inv of the British Govt in view OF the pro.
LESSONS made by our authorities to culs,-
va,e " friendly relations f" between the two
countries, and by removing the restrictions
from American commerce, give the Mer-
Camille interest, the especial iayorites ap-
parenlly Of American Legislation, new rea'
sons TO decry and avert, IL possible, that
war with Britain, which correct notions ol
national honor loudly demand.
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II
DIR. BANGS,
Renosating Mixture.

EoR THE CURE Of Rwrv~.r,ss,
u Scfofsls os ksng' -Evi, nlp dlseAscs.
painful affections ri t1r bones. Useersied
ihfos, and possTils. Ulcers ol evcsy de-
scnpi,op, Fever Sores, and Internal Abb
scesses, Sesld Head, ulerfstea feet and
legs, Benches, shd sll kinds of decreases 81
the skin alsn. PILES, ia their mDss az
gfavatrd form.
THIS medicine r. ingBlarly ctilcsciops 70
Fenovatlnc those constitutions which have
been broken down By inialicinus tsea unwni.
In general terms, Il IL recommended IN al
those diseases whicl stise itani smpaut'es
Of The blood Of sitiation Of the humnrs, CD
whatever nsnr OF kih,l Some 81 the
above complaints rnay require some ttiting
assistant app cation. which the eiteUm~
stances Of the case will dictate bot for a
general rcnrdy or prescription 10 semaFa
the cause, this compound viii be loand
sufficient.
OF all remedies yet discovered for tho
core OF a particular disease, ibis 10 The
most certain. II makes d speedy and PER
maneni cure, without the hast regard TO
diet, exposute, 81 application 20 business.
Even when the disease has become consti.
tn,ional, and Mercury with other popular
remedies, have failed, this Mixture has
never been known 10 fall ofpcforminR
cure. The proprietor gives no long qusck-
ish recommendations, but leaves tic meJl-l
cine 10 speak for itself. aas
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~ JOSHUA ROBERTS.
An extraordinary case Of Rhett
matism, accompanied artth
. Diarrhna and Nervous
- ebilitg.

Mr. Joseph Hart, from being exposed TO cold
was attacked with most painful Rheumatic COM
plaint OF the head, and neck, which continued with
distressing Violence for several months The
principal symptoms were--a swelling ana eAcru,
eating pain 10 all the joints, and an c1tirc oss Of
4heir use both the pain and the fever generally
uttered an Increase IN the evening, The pans
we're increased on tho slightest motion. and were
more severe in The night time. A constant disr.
rhoa. which produced its general conseqaeoccs---
natulency, lowness OF spirits, and general wasting
Of The body He was indeed SO extremely ~ thai
his medical attendant could not POSSIBLY give me
least hopes OF his recovery, and II was generally
lbe6eved ~ his relatives and friends that all the
medicines or treatment IN ths world could MOI giss
HIM any relief But seeing an advertisement q
HINTS Botanic Pills, he was dreetediby an III.
mighty Province to use them be did SO, and af
ter a fortnight they produced favorable change
@"~ - IngEpH HART.
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urCERTlFICATE.-kn

This 10 TO certify aha. nay ~iie was AFFECTED with
an Ulcer her leg for two years, wMh great
swelling lrom the soes 10 The knee toFetbtr with
painful sores on different parts Of The loF ard after
useing various remedies, fromdhetent Phypicssnv.
10 no effect, !, was considered by ihoss that
her, that nothing short Of nm anPutai,sa would
save the liio Of the patent, ] fortunately COM
r,enced using De. BANGS RENovATtNG
MIXTURE, and by q constant use oi " for four
or Eve weeks together with an ointment prepared
by tie Doctor, my wife, 10 my great goy, was
restored to perfect health. which she has coHt,n-
ucd to oaIoy for eighteen months past.
III (Signsdl FRANCIS WELSH.
stanbridge, Il. c.) March n, 1870.
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From the Volunieer.l

Statement of John Houk, 10 every partte-
ular of which he stated his entire "'t
ungness 10 make oath, as being true. 10
the best Of has knowledge and belief
lama native of West Troy in this state
nv father followed the sea and boat
bu,liiug he was lost at sea, having had
command of a small vessel. While was
vs, ,erv youag he moved into Canada, and
2esided in the Niagara District. Alter ms
t.a,h INV tuother and the family went and
Tssided ia Pickering near Toronto:
was at work for Capt. Peter Mathews,
- PICKERING when the revolution oommene-
aJ near Toronto in lS37-my brother Jas
,..s then at work on the farm OF his broth
., david Mathews, same township. ia
aI ~. twins-we were born on the 70
OF March, 1894.
We volunteered to join the revoiullonlsts
hack of Toronto-accompanied Cap'aih
Mathews TO their camp at Montgomery
and were with the Captain at the sSir-
nish in the city and at the Don Bridge, on
she TIN Of Dee. 1887. Capt. nj. was ap'
,,rehended and executed at Toronto with
NJ brother and | escaped by the head o.
,ha I.ake--stopt some time with relations
near St. GATHERINGS, and on the Gay Ue,ois
,ha Caroline was burnt, crossed the Mag
ara a, Black Rock, and proceeded to bun
aio where we had brother, ship-eaipeh
ter whom we found employed on the ooa'
Hs went down in the Caroline tn Schios
ssr ,ak;ng such of his tools with him a
he reouiEed. and leaving his tool-chest a
the farmers Hotel, where u retna,ne'
lately, and perhaps does sun. re VIC
older than James or myseil-aeou, hVe a"'
twenty, think. His name was hooe,'-
he was not with US at the Tofonto al.4".
Nv brother James lives with bis Uncf'
William Carr, shoemaker, on the rms
Ridge near West Troy, whose trade ne y
learning. He can read and write pe''e'
than ne. Ctho,
J.mss and went from Budalo 10 Schlossei
vIana on the day the Caroline was de'
,;,ovra- we missed the boat while goihs
20 Ylayis,s at the Cold Spring Pump ioi
our clothes -.
II was Jus; after shutdown wheh We
reached Fields Tavern, which was srQ"c'
"A with people, many from curiosity ans
o,bers going to the Island FOR pAessufe o.
40 s,oo On il. We went Immediately OF
hoard the Caroline, intending 10 go over W., Z
the Island in her, neKt morning. iheI'
were many persons on board who wet'
visiting the Island from motive. OF CURES
~. as we gathered from Their 'enia'As
We got something TO eat, but there Te''
no beds COT as, which we did not mind
oumber were provided with beds
Nv brother Robert went 10 resi- sOou
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MCLEOD.

This individual has been taken to New
York, for the purpose Of applying to the
Supreme Court for his discharge, in con-
sequence OF the British Government hav-
ing assn med the responsibility Of the de-
suuction Of the Caroline.
Should the Court refuse to discharge
him. his COUNSEL will ask for change Of
the Venu.
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WILLIAM TUCKER.
WILLIAM I1thEh.'
Lirer Complaint, scith much
arrangement Of the Ner-
r0us System.

Mr.. Joshua Roberts was afflicted with bilious
and nervous disease to an alarming degree, beiag
attended With all the dtAtrsssIng symsoms which
affect relaxed constitution, VIA "A sick head.
ache, loss or Appetite giddiness ia the head, pats
Ia the stomach aer eat as, unusual tfsmers, sam
ing spasmodic pains in every part Of the body cold
chilis, sallow complexion, eostiseusss, and a
constant, dull pain in The right side, wA,eh ole
induced the mos, dreadhil debility Indeed, he
thought he was afflicted with every internal com
plant The human body is liable TO, He vas gene
rally making trial Of vassoas remedies, ali OF Nhlch
were equally fruilless until he had recourse %
Hunts Botanic pins from the superior virtues 81
wmch medicine his health IL perfectly ra-establish.
ed, and is now able TO pursue his employment
ron, pain OF disease, ft
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~ .another Certificate. %


This is 10 certify, thai since November 1899. ]
have been afflicted with disease IN my hands,
which was a swelling and rcughness, bFeseing oss
in sores, and ieverlsh afIee.lna, togethar with
scrol0lons swelling under my cars, which was
caused by heating my blood 81 abe burning Of tte
slmch Factory IN this plsce last year. have
consulted q great humber Of physicians and nsed
their different remod,es. which gave me ncrellef.
| was advised to Try DR. Bangs Rsnorafing
MIXTURE Invent 10 the Declsr and proGnred o
nuulber Of bot les OF tis medicine, and have been
usns IL Tor about four weeks, my health Is great
improved. my hands arc about well, the swelling
under my ears has nearly all disappeared, and !
am confident 10 a short time shall ENJOY perfect
health i believe ttls medicine 10 be powerful
and yAiaabie remedyin all diseases Of the blood,
from tho wosderlnl effect il has had or me.
wish 10 state that ] commenced tsking'iwo
iea-spoonsfnll, and Increased the dose to a table
spoonful, without any bad effect while others whs
have been using H. Iunderaiaad, caanot take over
TWO tea-spoonshal. fg1g N Ic .4l
n "A FRANCIS CHRISTIAN.
Hirhgate, March 24ih, 1910
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

EyRoM my pasture 10 the west part Of Milton,
NJ on the night Of the 9th Inst, bright bay
mare, short legged, thick set, long switch tau,
black name and tail with red hairs in the former,
frem IL to IL years old, q white spo, between the
nos,ris also few white hairs in the forehead and
a white spot on the back caused by the saddle; on
her sisht hind foot is a scar made by csrking, also
a small scar on her rump caused by the cut Of an
axe some years since.
Whoever will return said mare or give informa-
ton where she may be found, shall be satisiaeior-
Iy rewarded.
Milton Falls, May 18th l6iI. 44-s
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CONSUMPTION Cured.

Mr.. Edward Russell, was. in December lass
suddenly seized with cold shiverlnes' wiRch w.eIp
s,,cceeJed bv mains in every part Of the body. The
pains continued severe until the month o. May
when he began to spit blood, this was shortly aher
succeeded BY hacking cough, swelling und ps'o
in the chest, and the discharge OF blood from NE
mouth became considerable; these symptoms
which are 50 often the messengers Of sndden death,
were, in the course Of few weeks, followed by
thick vse,d suppuration, mingled with blood This
circumstance appeared 10 give him temporary re-
lief as The cough became less troublesome, and the
appetite incr essed. The discharge ofPus increas,
ed. and the body was so wasted as TO assume all
The apoearances OF one who fingers in the last stage
Of Consumption. The physicians who attended
were sat6sed in their opnion,t that no hope femined
and tha, fncther trial Of medicine would be entirely
useless Tn this dire and foriorn state, he begar
10 use Hunts Botanic Pills, and By taking ie~
boxes Of the medicine he has received per,ec
cure, and has since enjoyed excellent neahh. %
nnerpocted recovery efMr. Russell, has aslonishst
ali HE relatives and r. ends, and he tenders thes'
nes 10 DR.. Hunt With everlasting gratitude. Y ,A
nj n II
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CERTIFICATES.
Feuer and Ague cured.

To DR.. Hunt:
Dear sir-Beleving 1t duty owe you asa
succesxful practitioner, as well as those who may
be smiIarly afflicted. | take pleasure IN aeknow
edsiag the benefit have derived from the Us Q
,.,,,r yaIuahle Medicine,
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Dyspepsia. or Indigestion, En-
# (eciuaiig Cured.

at wm. TsckeF having lately been restored -
saaud ssage afbsAiih, threash the ehsaey 81 ~.
Hsnss bss apse Pits, issnks Il Al usdtsgehssbss
eny "a state certain facts relative % the dsssase
under winch he had 50 lens ssaefei. The sfpa-
iasae wfrs "a pA,ulp ohs,Fecttoa, wtIh ooHHsni
re,ecsian Of i6oa. hesd-aehe. pafasaf'en ~ TIE
heart lswRea9 ~ sl,tlts, sfoa5lssavae cry sgngh'
dlaziaesa, tightneas al 'ha chest aud dlthep'ty q
hFaathms asrnos, constant psss 10 The sadie, leiss'
ana shoulders. accompanies wifh much iapKsor &
dehiiifv These atHietsoas. towetseT VITA D. ua'
usasal seerws III hasnlspcs, ht.shg 90 saeh Fsaie
ui extfcme weakness, az te pseveat him From AZ.
tepdshe 70 his hnsiaass, ard hia beath aFpcaEea
lost beyond recovery. HIS tfieads and relatives
became alarmed a, the meisacaey prospect, ADD
ssreaEsy Recommended Hunts Beaaese P,is--sher
we're administered, and in few days pFoduced
astonishing relief. aad finally fesllaed psrbaas re-
ssOf a. ,sm. 81 SQUAD health,
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REFERENCES.

Solomon johnson, Durham l., G. for
the cure Of an ULCER and ScgoptLous
AFFECTION of The stomach and bowels.
Zebulon Cornell and Ehenezer Phelps
ESQ.,, Stanbridge l.. G., for the cure Of
RHEgMATIsM. ,-..l. .,...s ..
Martin Rice, Slanbridge, J.. G., for en-
Eruption of The Skin, s~oten leg &c.
ca used by the pnskiIfpI use Of Calomel
Erastas Stanton, Sianbridge L. G. for
the cure Of Toe Plies ia most aereyf'"d
FORM. 4e sf ea...
VIM. IL. Gordon ESQ.,, Of Stanbfidge l..
C. Tor the cure Of scald head 81 iinea ca
pitts 90 child.
Mr.. Vincent, Of Stanbridge, l., c, for
the cure NJ sore head and ears, on a child.
CharIvs Phelps Esq /, OF Stanhrdge l..
C. for the cure OF nm eruptioe disease 81
the skin. tmtef sn4
Letters post paid from any part, describing
The case, with orders Tor the above mixture,
will be promptly answered and the medi'
cine forwarded --shepld the ease require
the use Of The mixture : providing always
that the money be frss received. ~
In3 Prepared and Sod By 10 s
,Dg. JOHN X. BANGS,
''A' Stanbridge l.. c.
rptice si,2s Cor oz. bottle. .Eo
! A reasonable deduction made where 3
guaniiiy Is taken. ,ft-eu -
+ 7
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DIED.
In Swanton, on Thursday the 9th Inst,
David Sanborn, aged SO years.

Also, in this village, on the morning Of
the 18th inst, Aurelie, infant and only
daughte OF Capt. Joseph Depar. aged q
years and months.
This dispensation Of Providence reminds
US of that beautiful passage in the Psalms
which says,
"Hern modders hope, bern ladders e'rl
She's gone and lef dis sinful worl =
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Distressing case ofseeere Spas
modic Asthma, perfectly cur
ed bu HUNTS Botanic Pills.

Mr.. Henry White, was for the space oftwo year
afflicted with severe Asthma, which PROCEEDED
from wet and cold: all the worst symptoms OF me
complaint fclIowed--a nghsness across tho Chest
with d,fi,cu, and distressing breathing, DuTipg
the last wear OF his fitness the disease increased so
alarmnely as 10 prevent his following any business
having lost his speech, and being threatened WIN
immediate safFocaton. until copious cxpecioraion
would come on, which only gave him rebel Tor
few hours. The physicians who attended hin, pro-
pounced his complaint beyond the PoFrbIIiy %
cure bu, a, last Providence directed pamphlet to
be eft at his house, after which be procured some
az DIR Hunts Botanic Pills, and AFTER taxing ie"
boxes he found himself entirely free ffcrathe con'-
chant. being capable at this time 81 any exereisc,
even Of walking forty miles daily, aud having all
the enioyments Of perfect health
| ag-ogsERyv that the Label on each ltox has the
6lle4siag lnscrspaIon. - Entered according IN
4rt Of Congress, the rear 1852 BY HtihaH'
| Erans. in ne Clerks OGfeei in the Southern DFs-
! triet Court If Netr- York" L-.'f .
ny- NONE OTHER Is GENUINE.
/ PRICES CENTS PER BOX.
/ Sold al 100 Chatham Street, Neie- York.
and Jp l.. Perry, Steanton, ".
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All who are still indebted tome
for the first year and a quarter
of the North american or any
part thereof for advertising, or
for anything will SAVE CosT
by paying up forthwith.
rgt Z : H.. >. THOMAS
swsbsOn, March 20, Ie4i. ~ ~.
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For SAFE also al tHi. oFe<.

4s-s - -z-s--- 2
NJ o.ies il hereby given, thai 7 Lave this esy
~ givsIl 50 ny 80, COrnaodOrs Perry LAKE
BIS ,iwse asss ssd after tAH dsis. } sAsl sot
hereafter clam sny Of his sarbiags nor pay asy
dsbss " hs sousssssiag From Iis dsis hsrstf'al
h. eosf s4ffsa.,, BESoAI LAKE,
swASToS. APRIL i6sh ls4i, +l-s
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WHO" NOMINATED JOHN TYLER FOR
, VICE PRESIDENT4

u
This is the sirth time Of asking.
We intimated, in our closing remarks, on the
ffth time of putting this question" that we
might avail ourself Of the responses furnished
BY our adversaries, to tighten our labors. On
the present occasion, we shall hardly be under
the necessity Of calling to our aid such auxilia-
ries. We shall, therefore, proceed, as we
commenced, to perform our own labors without
the assistance Of our adversaries. till we have
occasion for theirs; and whenever we do, we
shall thankfully accept their proffered assistance
We shall now endeavor to show, who and
what the party were, that gave their votes for
WILLIAM HENRY HARRlsoN in 1886; and that
they were called, and known, by the appella-
ton Of g Democratic Republicans NOT
Wigs ]" that the Wing party recognized this
Democratic Republican party" only as their
adversary; and opposed it accordingly with the
same violence and vituperation, that they now
oppose JOHN TYLER-with the single exception
Of not charging them with 'treachery ;"-for it
would have been little too ludicrous to have
complained Of violated allegiance, where there
never had existed any other relation than hos
tility! ...... ......
What was the support that this Democratic
Republican Party gave to their candidate in
1882 We find, if our records read arlght that
this party gave the following popular, and cleo
toral vote, in the following States, for WILLIAM
HENRY HARRISON: ~
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q POPULATION OF ENGLAND, &c.

The population Of England and Wales at periods
anterior to 1901, only be determined by computa
tons founded the returns obtained under poll and
hearth taxes and on registers of births and Deaths
Unfortunately, however, none Of these afford data
from which the amount Of population can be accurate
" deduced During the latter part Of the last centu
ry the uncertainty in which this subject was involved
afforded materials for keen controversy, which
carried on by DR.. Price on the one hand and Mr..
Hewlett, Vicar Of Dunmore in Essex, and Mr. Hales,
on the other. The former had contended that popu-
lation had been declining in England from the revo-
luton downwards, and that did not in TIT exceed
100000. Mr.. Hewlett, however, showed concur
svely that no reliance could be placed either DR..
Prices facts or arguments; and that there could be
no reasonable doubt that the population had mate
rally increased in the interval between 100 and 1880
The returns obtained under the population acts put
end to this controversy and proved the general
curacy Of Mr.. Howlett's conclusions The popula-
ton, deduced from them, after allowing for their
defects and inaccuracies, is follows:
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PosrMAsrERs ACTING AGENTs FOR NEWSPAPERS.
western editor after reading our prospectus with
critics eye" declares that all postmasers renting
Us money from subscribers, should be "rsmored foI
meddIing in politics y Is this writer aware that the
Department permits postmasters TO frank remittances
to all papers and periodicals, whether neutral Demo
cratic or Wing, and to become agents for them
Then why should pe be proscribedq But he objects
TO our :, thanking them" for their attention. We
think we might be permitted both to thank them for
their attention, and pay them the usual commission
allowed by our cotemporaries for their trouble.
The above usage has been permitted BY the Depart
ent for two reasons First because IL facilitates the
dissemination Of useful knowledge among the people,
who are the real soyereigns Of the land and second
~ because il very materially increases the income Of
the Department itA go .'
We ask no privileges Of the postmaster. not grant
ID to other papers. g-,aa a'R.9a $500" 3D..