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~ The FARMERS LIBRARY and MONTHLY 'och
NAL or AGRICULTURE will be supplied To Agents ana
Booksellers at the usual discount The Third Numoef
now ready. See the Contents in another column
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Io rHr Poos RED Mas Some tive Warriors Of The
aborgiu-. 81 he Iowa trb-. now al Hobosen where
hey viii remain FOR brief tine, and Is doubtful II
ever have among many warriors, We recommend al
who hen Thrr dances, however fearful in
teres. especially The Scalp Dance, which Of Old
braves exhibits thirytwe scaPs taken BY msef IN bsus
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MARRIED:

On the 10th inst IN the lst Presbyterian Church IN
Montgomery Or,nce County y Y. by Rev W. w New
ell. Prof SAMUEL 3 BELL 10 Miss SOPHIA B. walls
WORTH. both OF Montgomery
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~ CoNsrocg & Co. p Cortland-sL have on hand all
following named articles, which have Obtained sucn M
bounded popularity viz:
COsSEL's MAGICAL Pans EXTRACTOR cures all sores,
Pains lni.mmaons feelings, and saves he IN any CASE 81
burn or -cad. n the vitas unnjIred Every family
should have a box his In tie house As the money VIII
always returned If Il does please De- particular and
buy ONLY a. n CUrtland--t
hhegmasa, Contracted Chord, Stg Jontf and 1ou viii
positively cured by liz sole u the iSDfAS FEGEIA
BLE ELGxfR aud LiSrwgST. The scepca inie 10 call
personally referred geutenen Of The highest stand
this CITY, who have been cured OF Rheumatism by ms
remedy They warranted.
DEAFsEss-DR McNAIR's ACOUSTIC on has proved yerg
successful IN curing even total des1ess We have many
life from citizens Of this city who have used THIS OIL
ui,h complete ,uccess We cordially invite ali who
troubled with any Of the Ear examine the proof
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

A. d. NAM Of Ohio Consul Of the United states for
the port OF Trieste in the place OF GEoHGK MOORE re-
called
EDwARD e. DoRAS of yIncennes Indiana. 10 BE- a
Purser IN the Navy in place of PHIo WHITE. resigned
DILLON JoRDaN Collector Of the Customs II P-nsa-
cola, Florida, vice Robert Mitchell, removed,
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NtsLO's-One OF The best modern comic operas, Tie
Crown DsmOuds 10 be acted the Garden to-nighL-
CA.ve III be her element, for certainly ms
ei vOca appears advantage N the comic
alan The grand operas Madame CQriOt also aeis Ia le
opera As Vel As IN he piece q LHOmme blas--
Mah.eu Bu.cher and Bernard eli sustain prominent char
.etr. and h Comic Dessoavie he sed Up IN ne
Ss,oufle In he Vaudey.e, which concludes the perior
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r. Let 10 lover Of the Wonderful neglect 70 visit the
Orang Oui1rg Human PersetiOn and Ol@r rsre nosee
exhibiting to-day a. tie American Museum The Ourang
Ia received ca from The scientific persons In The
Citv-they pronounce the creates; living marvel The
performances = and y " IN ADDITION also - Ell
cid Dis.o.ving Views, Microscope &c
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There's beauty al ngs Of lie, creatures u earth 0f A.
There's bsauty 10 ~Omal's face n my-s not u-fe
There's beauty IN isn smile free from oil zle Or care
There's beauiy n splendid head u Jeity slsy hair
H.
In every lel ard blade Of grass, pregnant with lie ss
health,
There's beauty sp,ie.- skin, IL wonan's sresis''
wealth
Next 70 Der name. that shsi BE- spo,ess M s.0'
Freed from al Diem.sn liai could even constitute sin
Ill
There's beauty In the toqghG that Jones- Soap vii clear -
And plmples bioeh frecke- from oman. face or MAJ
And that his Hair Restorative viii bring bal hAf 10 snJ
shade,
Ten times lovely fhe eye 'hsn any hair .i1f rsc
The effect Is sublime and glorious, hi soap on nr &c,
and lhe Other Inc balr. JODs.s soap iss sh snoN
have trei nj will any disease of in- ssn and m.ssH
clear healthy, lovely and beautiful, femDT ng -pnDHh
&c. Jo,e, Coral Hair Restorative iOnly -Auinxs loa
tris bDel VIII force the hair 10 grow s,op ispk o.
scuf candfgh and maze ghi, red Or grey hsf
dark and foe IL = tne cheapest snd b,si aficr Eve,
for lne toilet and Tor dressing te nsr Mid, so ~
srac.es aad iaSe 10 other Sod only Ia Se's-l OK -
sign Of fh- American E.gl-, y Chaiai-sl am 81
way and lSJ Fulton At bruoslyn sfo%
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LARGE SALE Or ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE We are
requested give notice that the large and ysusbe sale Of
elegant Rosewood Mahogany Furniture advertised 10
take place Wednesday, 7h postponed on account
Of the unfavorahe Of the weather I'LL Friday 18Th at
the Coliseum when will positively come 3D. rain or shine
In the meantime the articles be examined with Gaia
logues to be- had Al the place Of sale For particulars,
auction head U, Jacob Psu In the Express and Journal
of Commerce. ~ ~
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MONTE NIDEo.-The Commercial Of last evening
has letter from Monte Ndeo mentioning the tyranny
prsciced by Gen RosA and recspiiuaine the horrors
Of war The Intervention of the English and French
viii the writer restore peace IN ninety days The
noble rivers which enter into the La Plate VIII then be
open These have been closed by Gen. Rosss, and we
know nothing of the people who for thousands Of miles
inhae their banks but trust the present generation
VIII become acquainted with their history and the hsg
OF the United States dost along the shores Of Paraguay
nauon which has maintained is independence for forty
years ana sui Is shut up from al intercourse with the
SNAzed world Il was reported al Monte Video that
zen k0sss has employed Mr.. Edwards formerly United
es Consul NJ Buenos Ayres 20 proceed to the United
0Ies and get up national sympathy in his favor.
" The EreAiRg Post, speaking on political
patronage says that the General Goyernnen, controls
the sppo.nment OF 1900 Postmss,ers 600 Deputies
Ivy MAI Non'fsctoTs and Agents 20OO Revenue and
Lighthouse olncers-making in all 3 600 public depend.
ents livery State controls 1000 appointments and all of
them a 600. The General and state C;oyernmep,. IN
gtshcr control 5000 men This Is exclusive Of Army
Navy and the troop of persons employed by the Exc.
cutve officers Of the National and State Governments
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To ssLF-sHAuSS GEsrLEMEs-Possessing a strong
beard aud tender face The Metallic Tsbe, Strap Of g. ssun
iers j. the OILY article in thai viii obyiate their
diHcu'ue. For ale a. ~ Broadway. ~ sl6 81
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PoRrABLE SHAVING CAsEs-A large variety Of tie most
COMPACT FORM conla.sng ;te Metallic Tablet Or keeping "a
zors u perec. order. For sale by
SD atg @. SAUNDERS L son. III Broadway.
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rrsopr,~ stRr~,p.Rs-PAINo. ORA HousE--The

ErHioPEA~ SLRTSADERs-PALAOs OrERl HousE-The
established repg aiion Of Messrs. Gerlou, Harrington
>tanwooc &c scarcely needs recommendation % ne pub
IL attention. They known add proved here "A ne
only legitimate representatives Of he Ethiopian en.arter
IN - most anAsing and instructive peculartr- AMI sir
selections @ sOuz. combined with instrumental
COMPARTMENTS have given realty The representa-
faithful and tue ia every point Th-y perform again Al Pal
mo-, tbs even ng with new order VI tne entertaining and
huupuruus selection.
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TOILET ARrIcLEs-Razors, Of the most celebrated max
ers warranted large variety Of tooth, nail and shaving
brushes perfuKery washing and shaving soaps u a. tie
best Qualities and .old al exceedingly low prices
g. SAUNDERS L son, III Broadway,
.lsI f2 Opposite Howards Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18

RUSAwAYs.-By some unknown means slaves
continue to leave their masters in this vicinity The
practice IL So common that il IL becoming alarming
We hear OF three young fellows who have escaped with
in two or three days pas, from J. II. Chambers
one from the heirs of MAon Dutys estate and third
from Geo L. Lschlsnd. ST. Louis New Era.
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~ Internationally. H. Duff respectfully invites NJ
attention of gentlemen DESTROYS Of sending their son- from
home be educated 10 biz establishment NJ Ne" bnzni0
staten Island for Classical, Mathematical and GENERA
Education.
Circulars can be obtained al 2sssrs Roe l.ocN~0.1
sons an Broadway sni from W. H. Duff n New
Bnyhton sl6 3fis~Dd'
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~ We have received a regular Tom Thumb of
paper. called the Morning Sun pSblished a, HonesdA
Pa with request for exchange. tits seven nehes
long and about four and shalf inches wide. II is pub
lshed weekly a, fry cents per snnum The following
viii show that we were fortunate In getting its
change list early
"Our exchange list is growing rather too large Can't
exchange with only those papers who will pay US The
difference"
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PERFrCry SArIsFAToKY.-The D0rer IN. H.
Ga;e charging the Wings with every crime both Of The
present and former times exclsms in Locofoco
style, Where the Federahs,s p The Enquirer pub
hshed at the same place answers as follows
Henry Hubbard resides at Charlestown IN the
region where he up meeting o. sustain the Hartford
Convention Samuel Cushmsn is now at Portsmouth.
holding appointment under the present Adminlsira-
ton Cyrus Barton has lately been appointed by Fresi
dent Polk Marshal for the District Of New Hampshire
Jane Buchanan now. Secretary Of state assisting
President Polk in the settlement % The Oregon question
with England George Bancroft u his Secretary of
War; Louis McLsne has been sent Minister Eng
land A. H. Everett TO China; Roger h fancy Is Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court Charles Lane il
Editor Of the Beknsp Gazette and moreover senator for
that strong Loco District No Robert T. Dunlap for
merry called yoHHg Tn Pickering for his excessive
Federal zeal IL now Loco Representative from Maine
IL the Gazette mans anxiety for his old friends sails
hsd
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BY THIS MORNINGS NAIL.

rYa Our Philadelphia letter having failed this
morning we take the following from last evening
Philadelphia Gazette:
Las, evening gentleman 81 the MAJ Line from Sew-
York in attempting 70 and from the steamboat New
hi aie pnia accidentally stepped overheard snd "s
drowned. HIS body bad not been recovered MS oas-
-sse i marked Capt z De iuizen. NewNork
Thi. morning about hsfpast / o'clock two frame
buildings Tenth street above Poplar were destroyed
by fire.
The O'Clock line from Sev.York did not reach this
cts until After O'Clock yesterday. in Consequence OF
several OF the ues Of the locomotive having collapsed 10
the vicinity Of Princeton The Of the ACCIDENTS
attributed 10 the neglect 10 r-Plenish the water al
The PHO; Line asst night detained about hours
BIZ running OF the track when crossing the CANA AZ
South Trenton The passengers did no, reach the city
until near one O'Clock
~ 4 Sip from the office of the Norfolk Herald
Informs o.. tha; cold hooded murder was perpeiraied
a. suffolk Va on Saturday By Hunter Hi. resident OF
that town upon MAJOR Robert Riddck Smith. Of Somer
TN The deceased had given offence 70 I'LL BY refusing
o. appoint him captain patrol guard. and on saturday
evening whilst they were waking together the murderer
drew dirk from sword cane which he nei IN MS hrhd
plunged the body NJ Major smith and then mount
I'd horse and rode Oh The relatives Of the deceased
have offered areward 1880 or the arrest Of the assassin
~ b. the sanitary DEGREES Of the Portuguese
government the vessels Of the United states Brazil
Denmark. Great Britain. Prussia Sweden and Turkey
are 20 be treated as Portuguese vessels.
u The L. :. Mail schooner Flirt, Lieut. Com
Wai-on. firm Cha-res VIA Vera Cruz arrived n Hamp
ton Roads Saturday night. Norfolk Herald sept IT,
MELANCHOLY SUrcIDE.-I regret 10 learn that
the lsdy II MAJOR Nicholson. Of the marine corps while
IN ier h. influence temporary insanity committed
suicide by cutiin her throat about two o'clock odsy AZ
the residence of Mr. R,lL Capitol Hill The uniortu-
nate lady has been subject for year two past 70 sud
den hts OF insanity. Wash. Cor. Bait sun. sep. 10.
- The Ohio Methodist T. Conference. in ses-
sion al Cincinnati have adopted resolution approving
the proceedings Of the General Conference respecting
Ministers ~ ming slaves.
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TAG LADY wITH rHs YELLOW FAcE-Bew,rel Beware
Ladies touch got prepared chalk. vii rua YOU
.sio Ia. thai b-.uta vegetable preparation tn~ Jc'es
spanish Lily White Il viii give yoUr ssin naursi "a :,
Il ss ~hleness. and improve your sam sod o1s .
Charham-,t AMI 59i BnOsdHay slo go"
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TO Save your money by purchasing sarsapadlis q p
Cortland 81 T. ~ c.-ts per bOtte and Nlszr- Ba-am ~
VIVID Cherry, for consumption .ssod al the same place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18

DIRTY COar COLLAR - Bso - The Mage Ef"se
soap removing grease spots, STAINS and nHAs .o
clothes woosns. earpess &c. and rendering r spo.'
II 10 applied clear, bright and spotess soh WIN -,'
direcuOns Price IS c-als csAe Sold ., u c1a s -.
and s2l Broadway. ss NV
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~ WAC WILL b. troubled win reaches and bed bug.
The simple process Of using The Roach and Bed Bog Poison
from q COrlland-st VIII clear them all out
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10 None well appreciate the vOnderfg effects u
COnne. Magical Pain Extractor IN diseases Of burns
cad- without witnessing the operation Of this remarkable
arce Il qulcts al and soreness IN about neen minutes
AFTER the first application. producing mos. Instances quiet
and refreshing sleep, and there !. -narng until ne
tues u the -slye all absorbed, when application
should be made The base attempts 10 ron ne prOpe
OF this superior preparation i caution ~hch tn honest
viii observe ard buy from any other place bat No p
COrilsnt-st where the genuine only : Kept
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CRY AND COUNTRY Parasitic OtseSo Con-
rer after announcing to its readers our intention 10
publish THE NEW YORKER. makes the following
observations on topic which has excited the ieal
ousy Of some Of the conductors of the Country
Press:
we are not one Of tina, class who continually
murmurng about the influx of the city papers. In
experience we know no. OF instance where the cir
cuaon city papers has operated to the serious dci
men Of the country press our brethren
in many instances have cried loudly against the inlus
tce OF the people in psironizing them Could we hear
Of community Of 1000 inhabitants and we are assured
that 1900 out oftha number psronzod the city daily
semiweekly or tri.wcekes. we should consider It the
place for 20 locate and why because would show
that said community not nigesrdly-thSi thcy
fond of reading and obtaining information and
OF course intelligent and II eager obtain by send
ing abroad there IL not the possibility of doubt as 10
their pstronzing press home. Il would be just
well supported and In our humble opinion much better
Tor the reasons we have state"
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IT, Japan varnish for and a. n Cortland =
giving splendid polish, Unaffected ~ teal OF vet and ""
asst a year, preventing rust
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How ABsURD--T0 continue % suffer with Rheumatism F.
Why ihe Indian Vegetable Elixir sni Lniueni 10 .IIe
nfabc cure of the disease # Is fouod III p Cofanfi
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- TIVE WORLD KNOWS that there Is no other article IN
existence ecls. 10 COnners Magical Pain Extractor Tor
burns, scald, Old glcers eyes &c and the nPgden
bOrbssc preisnOns 10 palm any other article VII meet
with Just re1.DGtlOu- Tue Oay article tnst Wi! bra
burn readily without scar which only Is genuine al Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18

~ The Misses >edgwick's Boarding and Day
school Will open "Wednesday The loh u sePtezb~f o.
No ~ WestWsshing tOn Place wher: Circulars msy -
obtained also AT Roe LockwOods, al Broadway ami ship
herds No. l9 Broadway AID @~S'
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Court Calendar -.

COMMON PIEAs-Part l. before Judge Ingrahsm-Sos
81 81. % Is o. ~ IL b IS % Part = before Judge
ulshce;fer in the Board Of Assistant Adernens room
Nos TO- l62 - 50 % 81 So s. Co 60.
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BEEkMAS's ORisIS,L GESUISE PULNoSIc SYRuP-Tms
celebrated remedy for the Of Consumption, Colds
Coughs Diseases Of the Lungs, Liver Complaint and DSs
pepsia be had. usual tie Old established Office Of
the proprietor. No. 49i Corlandst door below tie
corner Of Green wlch-st- ~ ssu
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For LvERPooL.-The Caledonia lef, Boston on
Thursdsy for Liverpool via Halifax. with ,hryeght
passengers for the former and seventeen for the latter
Pon.
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Oh rHg rosNESTISs Pans 90 RHEUsATfs~ '-,ss"
mans Rheumatic Remedy. Or PAN Cuu.ng Emofofslyn-
An invaluable and seldom falling remedy for rlrpAds
aud pain 10 he bones, goui cold, ~ pain IN ~ ons
nec< gmbsgO, &C sod 81 NE sign 81 n" American
- Chaham-s " T. Price 81 cents and ~ boi..r 80 -
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~ An evening edition OF The InDuneispr'n'''
every afternoon at O'Clock. containing 'ne 's''''
.cvd IN the city Of New York up that hour besides
hef sccn, Of the Market. and Sales Of stocks up to
"a o'clock p NJ Travellers board Of steamboats,
and other. leaving the city in the afternoon can Obtain
the evening edition by inquirng for ii ofthe news boys
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Labor la Lowell.

rrN&J ROWE our authorized Agents al fr"'.
dence X l. for the sale Of The Tribune.
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COMPLETION of Tux GEORGIA RAnRoAp-Iti is
Gays the Augusta Chronicle Of Thursday source of
unfeigned pleasure to US to tina, train Of
passenger departs this morning for Atlanta the ter
minus Of the Georgia Railroad
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JONEss ORIGINAL POEMs-No. 4

TolLgr-Bsn Of Columbia ~ he Hair cannot be r
led az ca ding fluid Sod al n Couian9-st
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~ CAssfus NJ CLAY arrived al Cincinnati on
the 18th looking rather feeble from his late sickness
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Fnsr PAcE-Curous Biography Letter from Mr.
Lester on Travel to Europe Photography No. vi J. B.
Cough and the Herald SC
forkrH PAoE.-By Gone Days; Letter from wiscon
Sin; Money and Marine Matters
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THE Power or THE PREsrDE<r.-In Howe's
Historical Collections of Virginia a work recently
published. various illusions made to PATRICK
Henry and his opinions. The following PASSAGE
relates 10 his views OF the Constitution of the niied
states
He was opposed to the adoption Of the Federal Consu
tuition because he thought gave much power 10 the
General Government: and in conversation with the IA
Their OF the venerable Senator from Prince Edward
he remarked with emphasis The President OF the
United states will always come in the head Of party.
Tie will be supported IN all his acts by party You do
not now think much of the patronage OF the President
bat the day Is coming when it viii be- tremendous, and
from this power the country may sooner or later fall
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IL GowARD's CONCERT AND LECTURE, this evening al
Franklin HAL, Chatham square.-see adv.-Ladis' Free
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SEPTEMBER NO. FARMERS LIBRARY.
r. The Farmers Library and Monthly Jour
FARMERS LIBRARY

NAL or AGRlCULTU RE-rhe September NUMBER q
,h, useful and besufal work ready Tie contest
If his number a-s.
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SHorMAKISG IN NEw-YoRK-Halfa dozen Loco
Foco journals are asserting that ought TO be in
favor of Protective Tariff for City against the
cheap Shoes of New Engand Under favor, gen
ilemen. we are in favor of our City Shocmakers
migrating To the West. getting hold of piece Of
land each. and there making Shoes not, according
TO the price of their products. When they cant
afford to make Shoes. let them work their land. We
do no, see how any branch of Shocmaking but that
OF nice custom work can longer be carried on in
large Cities without almost starving the workmen.
We therefore give il up 10 the country. Now Just
such effects will be produced the condition and
compensation of American artisans and manuiac
turers generally by the overthrow of our Protective
Policy and the subsection of our Manufacturing in
dusiry to naked competition with the poorest paid
labor and most effective machinery Of Europe
Now, as we do not give it up that our workmen
ought to be cut down or driven out other several
vocatons shall oppose to the uttermost the over
throw Of the Protective features of our Tariff
STRICT CoxsrRucTIox-Som genius has been
constituting the new Post Office Law in n way that
would rejoice the heart ola Virginia Abs,ractonis'
The law says that single letters may be conveyed
&" for any distance under three hundred miles five
cents and for any distance over three hundred
miles ten cents Those letters that sent dis
lance neither orcr nor under but Just three hundred
miles OF course 60 free 80 that erery who
lives jus, 800 miles from any Other body has the
franking privileged