New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-23
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(Sirned) CHARLES A. WlCkLlFFE.
ArfoRSEy GENERAL,s oFrlcE,}
IT., tbs Presidents 18th November lSi3.
Sri have carefully examined and considered the circular
issued By the Postmaster General under date Of the lst Sep
tember s4 addressed the Contractors for the Transports
ton ohe Mail and the which reference is therein
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competent for other vehicle which Tesnar per
road 10 convey letters does such authority exist
vessel which regularly plies watr declared 70 be post
road with the exception of letters that relate to the cargo
part thereof transported by such packet boat or other
Scond-hat it not competent to any person or perens
other than the Postmaster General or his authozea agents
up foot horse post for the OF any e-
packets, upon post road established BY law
gess and in the last foregoing proposition includes nerspa'
for the conveyance OF which therefore, no loot or horse
' s and his asns upon any post road BY law and
Fourth That contractors employed in the transportation
zines and pamphlets other than the mail except BY tie
authority Of the Postmaster General aud Iii pursuance
The first proposition have stated substantially the
Of the 18th section of the act of the Sd March 1925 entitled
regulating the Post odice; Department ,-....-,,.
I ssesd i ed by BY tn the o Ga ear al and d. @ @
TITLED An act anegdatory OF the act regulating The ros
last referred TO, includes newspapers, and this will be rem
deed apparent apart from the meaning & Of me term Gy cot
existing laws upon the subject but which ar" not now III
forge r., oo.l t,,. 100 enact,
Th5t if any person other than the Postmaster General or
his deputies. persons By them employed shall take up
receive order despatc convey carry or deliver any letter
" letters packet o. packets ohe than esae Tor h'G
packet shall be carried for hre on any established
WHAT ver whereby the Of the general post
office may be injured any person so o1endns a loIie!'
for every such offence, the sum OF tvo hunored
he
of the the 9th May 1884, which prohio TED the es'
tabhmen upon private authority Of any foot or horse
ed post road or any packet boat other vessel 10 ply
lar communication b. Water should be established BY The
United States and the conveyance thereby Of letter
he acts Of he ID Mach l7s Contains prohb
on ranacted by its 18th section IN almost the same terms
and from operation Of the prohib,ory clause
TO letters packets ewspaperS magazine, or pamphlets
So also the 18TH section OF the act Of the 3oh April 1870
the like prohibition imposed the establishment of pT-
va5s foo, hs1fe nes & S tor h & % upon s
perS, magazines, or pamphlets
the aw therefore when the Of the % Of a.ch,
horse post stage wagon other stage carriage sleigh
on any established post road from town
ther post any road Jacent parallel 10
established pos read OF }ny packet boat or other vess 10
M feguaE from Que Racf to aaGAsr other DsSTeh Teh h
United States for the conveyance OF letters could have
been set up h % s es Gf 3o sy % msh
conveyed; and as the Of 1925 made provision whatever
pSs & G s Of of Of @
Post Office, the right establish such private post. then
The OF 1897 however, revived The prohibition which
have referred wthout the exception OF newspapers,
restrictive operation 10 all foot or hor,. post, or the
vyance OF tte.s packets al packets) upon any post
section of act Of 1925 had nbir- conveyance of let
ters b stages or other Teces packets other vessels
extends the Inhibition foot and horse upon post
and embraces its nterdct the coavsyance of letter.
and packets onIttlns the exception Of nerspaper mGga
zInss or pamphlets
the contractors who forbidden carry newspapers maya
zines pamphlets, other than In the mail by the
made that purpose This is specially provided by
the 3Oth section Of the Of 1896 which this
act s s & 9Th s section ef s f III c
The Iesalps and prohibitions 70 which have referred
er b all laws, BY the aIutary proviso That
it shaN5s la for any one TO send letters dg eci! ames
In thus briefly responding to the inquiries popounded b.
haT &c I % s c4 m @ I m
OF the Post Once Department l.e sought only 70 a3cer
TO amend them if believed by them be defective. Until
changed By those c9mpe thus to deal with them nee
that the duty of the Executive to enforce all thel
servant, (SgncdI JAMES NELSON
bs 20 Yqs Loyb ~ 5esH B.oe II M Ihn en- pre-
neat OF per ec health How many languish aud pine aa
means The tender plant nippel and withers ere il blooms
Ii croffula Kings evil exists in the Yem-oi the blood
aad cracking OF the kin boches biles scald head sal
hsum and other similar complaints. Sands qarla Will
able cures ii has performed contained pamphlet which
can be had OF the ropetors and all their agents and
longer.
For conc evidence Of superior value and ecac
cerhC published in this and other city papers
Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail and for exporta
ton by A B. SANDS CO., Druggists. (Granite Bail,
mgs corner OF Broadway and Chanbers-street Sold ais
b. 4 B. D SANDS, 70 Fulton; corner of Golls,ree,
per bottle-six bottles for IS
base several drugs stores this city las well
imitation. under various names OF Dr. rAYLOR,S BAL
SAM OF LIVERWORT, for the cure of Coughs Colds
unptlon Liver Complaint SC. Sc. The only genun.
Balsam Of LIverwort prepared the original office 81
Bo"e[y where it has been made for the last 10 years. Since
the public have been made acquainted with the qualities the
genuine article worthless limitations hye started up grea
antilles under various names such syups, B!lms Bal
sans palac-as, &c Reader # you afflicted with coug
4afgd into buying hing but the Esnuns Tayo Basa
Leeds attached the wrapper sale above
bv teeds Ding lane