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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-19
GOOD Tvs.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Randolph. 80
IN the Randolph Circuit Court, in Chancery
sitting, January Term, 1912.
Mary Ann Grant, compit, }
William B. Grant, DIT.


William 3. Grant, DIT
NOV at this day came the said complainant
! ' and filed her bill praying for divorce from
the bonds of matrimony by her contracted with the
said defendant, charging habtua drunkenness for
the space of more than two years, as the tOnnda-
ton of the prayer of her said bill, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the court here, that the
said William B, Grant is not resident of nor re-
siding in this State, it is therefore considered and
ordered by the court that the said William b
Grant be notified of the proceedings herein, by the
publication of copy of this order in some news
paper printed in this State, eight weeks successive
lly, the last insertion thereof to be at least tou,
weeks before the commencement of the next term
of this court, and requiring the SAID William B
Grant to be and appear here in this court, on or
before the second day Of said next term of this court
to be begun and held the Court house in Huntsville
in the said county of Randolph, on the third Mon
day OF May, 1912, and answer the allegations
of this bill or the samo will bs taken confessed
agains. him and further proceedings continued, &c
A true copy-test: -
REUBEN SAMUEL, Clerk.
Oxley, solicitor for complainant.
February ~, lSi2,-Is-sw.
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Indisposition has prevented us from CIV
ing that attention to our paper this week
that we could have wished.
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Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chdncsry,
pEING permanently located in Fayette, How
AO ard county, Mo-, respectfully tenders his pro-
fessional services to the citizens of Howard and
the surrounding counties. A great many Of the
most respectable references could be given, but a :
this has always appeared to him too much like q
servant carrying a pass, he chooses to go on mis-
own hook, and submits himself to the generous
and high minded citizens of Missouri with high
confidence.
EFOfice next door Immediately west Of the
Howard Hotel. IAN ,, 1912
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1912.

UNo Eastern paper mail was received
yesterday. The letter mail came as usual.
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I'm the Charlton Circuit Court
January Term, 1912.
In Chanccry.
Ann o. Hilbert, comp.

vs, In ChancCcy.
George w. Hilbert, oft.
low at this day came the complainant. by h~r
y solicitor, and on her melton, and ii appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Court that the de-
PENDANT is nom resident Of the State of Missouri.
that process has not and cannot be served and that
he has failed to appear and answer the comPlai-
nant's hill, Therefore it is by the Court ordered
that unless SAID defendant appear here on the first
day of the next May term of this Court, to be be-
gun and held in the town of Keytesv'e, IN the
county of Charlton, in the State of Missouri, on
the fourth Monday in said month. A. D. 1912, and
answer the complainant's bill exhibited against
him in this court, charging and alledgng her mar
rage with said defendant, and that he hath aban
doned and deserted her, and praying the Court to
divorce her from any further obligations or abili
ty By reason of said marriage the allegations
Of said bill will be taken for confessed, and the
paryer- thereof decreed accordingly: And it is fur
Their ordered that the defendant be notified Of this
order by publication of the same in some newspa-
per printed within this State, for eight weeks sue
cessivey the last insertion thereof to be at least
four weeks before the fourth Monday OF May, 1912
true copy of the order.
EDWARD B. CABELL. Clerk,
by T. H. ALLEN, D. C.
10
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William Walden, DIT
Nov at this day came the said complainant
y ana filed her b.ii praying for divorce from
he bonds Of matrmony by her contracted with the
said defendant in TINS State charging adultery,
Infamous conduct, and desertiun of her said hus-
hand the foundation of the prayer Of her said
bill. And it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court here, that the said William Walden is not
resident of or residing in the State of
Missouri it is therefore considered and ordered by
the Court, that the said William Walden be not-
fled of the proceedings herein, by the publication
of copy Of this order in some newspaper printed
in this State, eight weeks successfully the last in
Sertion to be at least four weeks before the COM
mencement of the next term of this court, and re-
curing the said William Walden to be and appear
here on before the second day Of said next term
of this court, to commence and be held at the
Courthouse in Huntsville, Randolph county, on
the third Monday in May, 1872 and answer the
allegations of this bill, or the same will be taken
as confessed against him and further proceedings
continued, &c.
true copy-test
REUBEN SAMUEL, Clerk.
Oxley, Solicitor for complainant.
February II, 1912. -4s-Sw
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rENHE undersigned having commenced the NER-
L CAMILLE BUSINESS, IN F1yst!s, res
pectfuIly solicit share OF patronage from the
public.
Our stock of DRY GOODS, BOOTS.
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, dc. dc, is,extensve
and general and having made important additions
to the goods which were on hand on lst Of January.
the assortment is well worthy the attention Of pur-
chascrs. The prices will be found to be as low as
any other house can uniformly offer, and to pune
tuaI customers we tender the usual credit, reserv-
ing the privilege of collecting doubtful! accounts at
any time in the year.
We will at all times be happy to render our
friends every assistance in the disposal Of the sta
pie productions Of the country, and our arrange
ments will enable us 10 subscrve their interests.
We have on hand every description of Iron,
Steel Pi0Egh-mouldS, Sabs WdTgon-JoTsS, Gas.
tngs, Biacks0ahS Tools, in co"Iiete sets, and de-
sign keeping up full assortment of the best
quality.
A tul supply Of Sugar, Tea, Coffee. and F1rri-
iy Groceries in general.
SWITZLER & SMITH.
Successors to Harvey s. Birch.
Fayette, Ian. 10, ISL.
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Cc5-We will furnish copies of the QUARro No
T!oN from No. l, 10 all who may wish it. Only NINE
Nos have as yet been published-aDd the two VOL
umes at the end Of the year will contain 500 Pa.
GES-a sheet Q! contents and title page TO each
volume
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New GOOis-New Goods.


7 PREWIT, has just received and is now
81. opening the following goods, which he oifas,
On accommodating terms
! dozen wagon whips
bags blue grass seed
Calomel, Rheubarb. Casio. Oil, Salts, Para
gOrc, sc. Sc.
3 barrels Sugar House Io.assc.
90 pieces Prints
boxes RaiSns; / boxes Sperm Candles
boxes by 10 Window Glass
3 kegs nails, assorted sizes
10 barrels Sugqr; sacks Havana c9sse
gross backing; barrels ter
barrel salerafus; do fresh rice
Castings, pots, kettles, anG-irons snd wages
boxes
German Silver tea spoons, spcyiEg needles,
knitting pins and slate pencils.
. gross a,manacis for 1912
- sacks fine table salt
8 boxes spun cotton. assorted sizes. &c Ia
lust received and for sale By J PREWlTr
E4yaifp- nar
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GEO. w. OWENS,
Late of Fayette, Mo-
Commission and FOrNardilag
Merchant,
No Isl, TCHOUPITOULAS-STREET,
NetD Orleans.

NtIU UTItuNS.
References:
Messrs Gay, Glasgow g. Co, st. LOUIS
James P Hickman, BoonuiHe, No.
r II. Lsw, Fagstle, No.
Me-srs. Hodge & Iivens Pqdacal, Ky.
Il. D. Edwards, .HoygaEfs'd Ky.
Col. b. Il. Reeves, Ioai county, Ky.
llessss. Charles Doaaa g. Co. NeIC Orleans.
Final settlement.
& IL parsons interested in the estate of Archi-
a bald Eliol, decea Led, are hereby notified that
the undersigned administrators of the estate of
laid deceased, will make application on the first
day Of the Charlton County Court, to be begun and
held on the first Monday in March next, at the
Courthouse in Charlton county, Missouri, for a
final settlement of said estate.
MARY ELLIOT, Adm'rx.
Jan. 30, 1S42-46-4w*
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4 intend bringing on some hemp-sced in the
. Spriug, ana wish all who want. to come in and
let me know the quantity, that I may know how
much to bring Jan. &. J. PREWITT.
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JAMES CARNEY.

BROGANS-A large stock on hand and fol
sale by SWI7ZLER d. SMITH,
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On Saturday evening, the jury in the
case of Colt, under trial in New York, for
the murder of Mr.. Adams, returned with a
verdict of GUILTY OF MURDER.
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AAST' NOTICE.


Feb. 10. lS42.--49-Sw
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Mules.

I will purchase few good young MULES.
4 Dec a. DEL PREWTTT.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-28
WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND BONESET CANDY,

NIEDICATED-PRICE cts. OF, 10 cts. OF. 81 l2 cts
wi lb.--A remedy that has gained great reputation
for the cure Of coughs colds, whO0png cough, phisic
sore throat and all diseases Of the lungs; also is IN
ensive use fur clearing the voice for NOcass Public
Spcakers and in consequence of the extensive sule mud
wonderful efficacy ior curing the above complaints, has
caused number Of Druggists and COniectoncrs To coun
crlct this valuable cough remedy. An imitation has just
heen shown with my name stamped on the candy, evil
IDENTIFY to deceive the public For the genuine ,ou will
call for "Wm Browns Bonesct Candy Medicated" mud
see that the direction is signed by the proprietor and the
candy slammed " WV BRowN." The true article is for
sale in Boston, ut wholesale rnd retail by the Manuhc.
rer, corner of Washington and Elliot st..
For sale by j. A. DUNBAR, Woodstock, W.
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N. g. NJ, o. RANDALL,

JAvE fitted up the shop formerly occupied by warren
IL Mute on Central street. where they intend 10 hoid
themselves In readiness to do all kinds OF WAIC AND
CLOCK REpA IRJNG and lob work of every description
that is done in Watch repairing shops They have Just
returned from Boston with entire new anu iashiohape
assortment consisting Of Clocks. Watches, Jewey, no
gers best Cutlery several Of Knives and FORMS
Of all kinds Violin and Bass vio Strings Claronett Reeds
Brtana Ware Of the best material and most ashionhoe
patterns, Combs, shell and horn travelling Baskets fer-
mery Macassar and Bears Oil Fine Gold Beads, DC &c.
All Of which offered, reasonable can be found In
in this vicinity.
~ b. Please call and examine and upon honor, the
homsonian medicine shall be kept Mt bay ifdesired
N. 4 M. o. RANDALL.
wooJstock, Sept. 20, 1e41.
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Spirit of tbs age.

lhhMS-S2,0 O ycur l,50 in advance. The cost Of
transportation IN all cases. be paid by the subscribers
no new subscriptions cam In any case, be received
css ny ADVANCE payment, or guaranty of payment by
an authorized agent, responsible person, known
to the editor.
NO paper will be sent out Of the State unless payment
DC made IN Advance; and The paper in no continued
beyond the time for which il is paid.
Subscriptions taken for any length of time.
No paper will be dscon nued, till all arrearages paid
All advertisements must be paid for in dduance unless
some one known TO the editor will become responsible for
the insertion.
Advertisements will be continued until forbidden, and
charged accordingly, unless the number of insertions be
specified.
GAll letters must be free of postage, otherwise the
postage will be charged in account deducted from the
remittance.
" ANY subscriber to the AGE may have his CARD inse
ted in the Business Directory for per year, any per-
son not subscriber for 49, ANY person, subscriber
who will send 50, shall be entitled the AGE and the
insertion OF his card for one year.
ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED, AND JOB WORK EXECUTED,
AT THE USUAL RATES.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


IN and arer MONDAY, November 2, ISL, the passcn.
" ger trains will run us follows;
LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE BosToS
At "a A. NJ. At 7 l-2 AM
Atl2M At II IL Am.
All l'2 Pm At5P.M.
LEAVE LOWELL
At "a AN. At 6 IA Pm. At l2 "a Pm.
or Immediately on the arrival Of the cars lronl}ns ton
WAY PASSENGERS taken and lett at Tynssbo rough
North Chelmsford aud Middlesex.
Persons in Lowell wishing to take the Cars for Nashua
will be conveyed to the Cars free OF EXPENSE by leaving
their Names at the Railroad Ticket Office, and passengers
arriving ut Lowell in the Cars from Nashua, will be
vcycd to any part of the city without charge
p... From Nashua to Lowell, so cents.
ruiz From Nashua, to Boston, $3.50.
On the arrival of the cars at Nashua stages leave for n
part OF Ncw-lampshrc,N Vermont Ncwfork and Canada
via Amoskcag, Concord Kccnc, Chareslown n. H., Wind
sor, and Drattleboro, VI.
hook, are kent in Dosroy at the Stage Office, No. and
II Elm.sreet,-alSo in LOWELL, at the Northern and
Western Railroad and Stage Office In front OF tho Depot
where seats he secured in any Of the Coaches, and
information obtained respecting the different stage
routes.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS, will leave the Freight Depot at
Charestown and Nashua every morning. Sundays excep
An goods TO be transported on the Rail Road going
above Lowell, must be sent to TIE Companys Freight
Dcpot, Charlcsiown, at the end ofWarrcE Bridge.
Goods TO be forwarded by the morning trains mustbc
sent to the Depot AS early as the evening before
The Company having provided large and commodions
Store. Houses both In Nashua and Chnrlestown, and ny
ing completed their arrangements for the Transportation
of Merchandise give notice that they are now prepared
to rasport all Goods and Country Produce which may he
forwarded to their Depots and for this purpose have
furnished safe and covered which will perfectly
cure goods from damages and careful and experienced men
to take charge of the Transportation business al the De-
pots and to accompany the goods over the road.
The Company, determine not only to accommodate
the public but extend every facility IN their power,
both o Teasters and Merchants, and have fixed upon the
following rates of Freight:
So 80 per ton each way between Nashua and Charles
town.
Bulk Salt Plaster, Lime Stone Lumber &C. SO per ton.
q copper ton each wa, between NASHUA and Lowell.
All Regular Teamsters running to the cars will be car
red over the road between Nashua and Charesown each
way, free Of expense. -
Nashua, October 81, lSll. 70
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FOR PROMOTING TIE GROWTH
AND REAUTIFYING THE HAIR.

ysNHE GENUINE BUFFALO OIL is fast taking the
place Of all other preparations for the hair now IN
use. ltbeautincs and s0cns the hair, giving II satin
gloss that other article does, and causing II TO- cur
beautifully As limitations have recently appeared, the
outside wrapper Of the genuine will he signed by the pro-
prictor WM BnowN. also COPYRIGHT for the engraved
direction has been secured and entered according to act
Congress- 1870 See thu, Buffalo Oil" is impressed upon
the glass bottle to avoid the counterfeit. Dealers cnn he
supplied Of WIN. BROWN, AL Washington ST. BOSTON
For sale by J. A. DUNBAR, Woodstock W.
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MRS. NJ. ". GARDENERS DALSAM OF
LIyERWORT g. HOARHOUND.

r2NIE Original Vegetable Iiverworl Prrpcrson.-Price
50 cents the bottle. The most popular remedy for
the of coughs colds splitting of blood and phIhlsc
and all other diseases OF the lungs also 1t Is IN extensive
use for the cure of Liver COmrlant-is Mrs Gnrdn,s
Indian BRlsum OF lverwort and lloarhound THIS II the
first preparation OF Lverwor introduced to the American
public II being twelve years since IL was first esab
iished. Its reputation stands unrvard rs cough mcd
cine See certificates and places of residence the print
ed direction round the bottle.
The undersigned having received great benefit for the
cure of diseases above named with confidence
mend the celebrated Bnlsam Of Liycrwort 10 the public.
Ernest Webster, David +. Woodbury.,
Thomas IIaskins, u. T.. Horton,
C.ElliS, ". Gall,
&. Williams, Miss l.. Howard.
Wholesale and retail by the proprietor, WM BROWN
4sl Washington street. Boston. Retaed by
70 J. A. DUNBAR, Woodstock VI.
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TOOTHACHE! TOOTHACHE!!

NEW DIsCOvERY.-1t has recently been discover
N ed that the pure Extract Of GALL combined with an
Impaipable Powder of Alum, is sure remedy for the
Toothache will kill the nerve In most cases ana render
pure article is for sale by wM BRowS, 4Sl Washnshon
street Boston, None genuine unless signed by the pro-
prieor VIM Brown See certificate Of its efficacy on he
direction. For sale By j. A. DCNBAR' Hood"ocA'
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ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED AND JOB WORK EXECUTED,
AT THE USUAL RATES.
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THOMsONIAN MEDICINE.

THOMSONIAN MEDICINE.
pURE AND UYADULTERATED MEDICINE.
Atm, NJ. o. RANDALL'S Jcwelry Store, Is kept a
"A good assortment Of THoNsoNIAs MEDICINE, con
sisting of
Rheumatic or Hot Drops, Brown I.ohela,
Wine Bi,ters Pulverized slippery Elm,
Dyseniery SyrIp, Meadow Ferne Ointment
Vegetable Jelly, Healing salvr,
Iiniament Stimulating Liniament,
Fine Iobelia, Composition,
Cough Balsam, cayenne,
Nervine or valeran, SPICE Bitters,
Green Iobelia, Womans Friend, &c
All for sale at the BOSTON prices, at
Sept. 20, 1871 ~. NJ w. RdNDdLLS.
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REVEREND l. COvERTS.
BALM OF LIFE.

NEW and valuable remedy for the dure Of Cons mp
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, Whoopng Cough, and
all diseases Of the Lungs and Windpipej eIttnsirtty
used the Medical Faculty, TO uhOm
the receipt has been Freely made kno,rn.
C0YERT CO.. y PrSP OPP Woy 41Sn A. y GQP
l42 WATER STREET, GENERAL AGENTS, IRE
PREPARED TO SUPPLY ALL Orders ON THE
PROPRIEROR'S TERMS
VNHE PROPRIETOR is now receiving almost daily,
testimonials of the highest respecuby in favor OF his
medicine, from Physicians, Clersymen and Others who
have become acquainted with its nature and effect
among which are the following
From the Boston Medical Journal, August Goth, ls4O.
The following san extract from article in that paper
on Morbus Laryngeus Concionatorum," or Bronchitis,
by FRANK II. HAMILTON, Professor in Matera Medicu
and General Pathology in Geneva Medical College.
"Thc Rev. l. Covert's Mixture also now used eXen-
siyely for this affection by Cergymcn, belongs to the
class of stimulating expecorunts being OF those lucky
combinations OF medicinal which, while promotes
expecoration does not impair the tone of the stomach
or this medicine feel at liberty to speak, since its
position IN not held from the PROFESSION and we hope
The propretors will soon see fit to give ii to the public
We therefore, venture to recommend it, having employed
in our case, and in the of many others, with
ecded benefit.
TO all phom il may concern, This may certify that
have examined the Rev. COvert's ingredients, COM
pounded under the name of the BALM LIFE; and be-
eved said compound is happily calculated to per
all ages and sexes afflicted with acute and chronic
diaeases of the lungs and windpipe, indicated by
coughs difficult breathing, and pains in different parts o.
the chest II adm Mustered ueder suitable and
in appropriate Doses JosEfii 1. lINEi,
Physician q Surgeon.
AuBuRN, August asst, 1893.
This ccrncs that having examined the Rev. l. Coyerts
BALM OF LIFE in all its component parts we do be-
evo il to he of the best compounds for coughs
sumptions chronic infamnons, etc., of which we have
any knowledge, mud do cordially recommend its
to ull afflicted with the above named disease.
NV. DANIELS, NJ, ID. s,
w. J. LOVEJOY, NJ. ID. "'
GORDON NEEDHAM, NJ. u. Onondaga.
T.. LAWRENCE, NJ. ID Baldwinsvills
On q II. PHELPS New England Agent Hartford, Conn
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$lOO REV ARD.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD has been of
" fered for months, to any one who will use bottle Of
Lays Lintnsnt tor the Plies without being cured OF
thousand sold, in instance has II failed Of cure
Proof Overwhelming to be had wheni Is sold II is also
certain cure in nsarly every case, (exerha!J III the
following complaints.
For IN, Piles, Tigktncwof the Ghost es-
Far nU Dropsv, psciahy in children,
Tender Feet Foul Ulcers Of the legs, or
Sore throat by canoe sor other fungus sores, hour.
ulcers ear obstinate or long
Group, standing,
Whooping cough, Fresh Rounds,
Scaid Head, ChHbtains Se. 4.
LOOK OUT.
Some S,rindlers hare connttrtted the article and put
il ND NTH rarions dtpces. DO not be imposed upon
One thing only will protect youii IL the name Of COM.
STOCK a. co. that name must dludys be on The Wrdp-
p,r or YOU are cheated. DO not forget IT, Take this
direction with yo and test by that, never buy III for
1t is impossible for any other to he true or genuine.
Soldb COMsTOCk Co,
II Maiden Lane, New York.
51.ly JOHN 4. DUNBAR. Woodstock, VT
n. h. NEWTON, Norwich.
j. c. BROOKS, Hartford
A. 4 n. W4RDNER, Windsor
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ALPACCAS.

CILK Warp Alpaccas: Ticklngs Brown sheeiinrs, and
IDPaids. Just rcceivedby q. ". MOVER.
Dec. 80. lsil, s6
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BRITISH STEAMERS CONVERTED
INTO AMERICAN MAIL CARRIERS

There is something novel, if not decidedly
wrong, IN TIE permission to British steamers to
transport letters, from port to port, in the United
States, to the exclusion of our own agencies,
and therefore 10 the manifest detriment of the
Post Office Department. Dependent on its own
earnings for its support, this branch Of the pub
lie looks to the business and social relations
of the country for The means whereby its
expenses may be met; and, if foreigners are
suffered to become mail carriers between points
within the country, thus depriving the Depart
ment OF its legitimate revenues, it is difficult 10
find out how its expenses are to be defrayed
As the iaW stands, the Secretary of the Treasu-
ny was, in all probability, correct in the opinion
said to have been expressed by him. but if the
law be defective in this particular il becomes the
duty OF the gentlemen at the east end of the
Bile. The southern seaports, as connected with
the foreign and coasting trade of the country,
and the inland intercommunication incident to It,
are among the most productive sources of revr-
nue., and would enable the Postmaster General
to pay for the transportation of the mails in other
sections of the country, whore, in fact, the OK
penses far outrun the receipts. As the late adj
ministration left the Post Office Department in
a condition so confused and embarrassed as to
render it necessary for Mr. Wlckliffe to exercise
the greatest economy, it is peculiarly desirable
that he shall enjoy, TO the fullest extent, all the
advantages offered by the particular branch of
service over which he preside.. AS it is, there
will probably be deficiency in the current
ceipts as compared with the outlay of the De
partment, which renders corrective action IN the
promises imperativelY necessary.