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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

tive will save the institutions Of the South from the
apprehended danger of war with England. Yes,
sir verify believe that he will surrender up all that
portion of Oregon lying North of the torty.ninth
parallel OF latitude rather than hazard the dangers
Of war. Yes, gentlemen. be assured he will do
it; and, in my opinion. he will effect it before the
day proposed By the Chairman of the Committee on
FOREIGN Affairs for discussing this resolution Let
no man misapprehend or misrepresent me. say
this policy is not mine. have at times opposed IT.
am still convinced that It's consequences are de.
structiye 10 our Government Bat has been forced
upon 49, and those who have adopted it are resPon-
sibe wash my hands from all participation IN IL
leave as where we are. When this policy shall be
fully carried out, will leave the North and the
south in the enjoyment of something like equal ad-
vantages And when, from its broad extent, this
Republic, like the Roman Empire, shall fall asunder
OF its own weight, the free States will stand re
deemed from the foul contagion of slavery which
now rests upon them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08
Nez, Establishment for the exclusive Sale Of Choce
ERFIIMERY FANCY SOAPS,

nd Toilet Articles, w hUlerhlt and htttli.
TINE SUBSCRIBER, exhibited III The !aie air OF
The American Institute the much admired display ol
choice Periumey and ToleL Soaps, and VINO was lneie
oue1ed an shment In this city NJ. 59 Broadway,
where he Offers speciality OF Periumcfy not TO be surpdss
ed e. her in Europe America DE ~ouio htt LIS
prfey bss The great advantage the foreign Of be-
ing reshy PREPARED and that the uneqlsed opportunities
he enioyed Of learning his art in the Laboratory OF aueer
perr, Fills of which many years the director,
his possession OF skill eqda ~ lnal Vi any
European Perfumer. ali,
braed foreign houses will al al tunes he Kept On hano mus
enabling his customers TO compare and 10 choose ana q.
has also imported Paris bcaulitu! assortment ol
FANCY ARTICLES, -uiiab eor the approaching mondays.
The subscriber advertise Soap which VIII change
deormy beaui and old age into y"u or fohatus
which will possess tue ransce1den virtue ;, creating new
organ. growth OF the half These nIacsr nc
for others; put he pretend TO onrr tOlLEA SOai
scientifically compounded that no uiIeuna ,nosi
remains 10 fret The delicate 'Ain End ne oner
elegant preparation b. hy recomnennTn ny az Ill
nIibed a,thSress OF America hi- AMANDlNE winch WIN
prevent or cure the most nyeterate cnspP'as " M
He 0Etl his urrvaed SHAVING CREAM an sfAcle
hcb If once lred VIII always be present ia every se
T Hs osers his COSMETIC CREAM, invaluable
plicaon 10 delicate ater shaving mucn more ee-
CANT preparation than the Cold Cream ,o,,.r,r,,s
He oarrs Tor the head OILS ESSENCES, POMATUMS
ana WASHES possessed VI various properties some CO
aimed 10 peaufy and cleanse the healthy hair some 10
cure dsordeed action OF the scap some oil soothing eo-
luient properties for the rraoe head olners sunua ing
and tonic deblsied Scalp impaired IN is iuncuons
on sickness and other These remedies pound
well known physiological principles, HequeuHJ
the hs stop It's falling when It's loss does mol arse
from destruction othe organs OF he hair and are nol ~
be COMPOUNDED with the thousand nosrums go sn5eessy
warranted 10 cure il all cases. His BEARS OIL he as
sures public, perfectly genuine when represented a
sucn and Is prepared by application oil hess % ca
40 not endcnger the peculiar orgaiZtlon III iue Vi
which il differs from other substances OF similar ca
For quality of his goods re can refer 70
wall Mhau, Chiffon and many Others OF Inc mos eepee
table chemists OF this city for the lss several Sesis
| have vended articles OF Ms manufacture
Finally every hiu al his store WI ne as @ 90,
AND If any ruce does cot give full satisfaction VIZ not
only willingly, but thankfully be tsSen odcn u SUI
scrber anxious to acquire for ms ~
Their. is go for ana
he eDoins tupon all IN his employ 70 maintain VIC civ
he i.ut " ~ EUGENE ROUSSEL,
Manufacturer anc Importer OF Perigiefy,
NJ ,=a R-nsS VA he.u cen Liberty and Cortland,
4, -. 49, and ia Chesnut-st Philsde!phia
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General Notices.

~ American G., mnasium, Nos. l59 and l6l Crosby
ue,r BeeckersL having completed, Is now open for
exercise This has been got up considerable
pense and with every 10 The completion o, each
branch in order afford this city desirable place Tor the
of athletic eXsrcse 10 tie great benefit OF
tie general health The building having been erected
prcssy for Gymnasium, III MI space OF 100 sqr
H. the arena occupying rising $40 The
viii be found amusing well NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pleasant and select The baths vita hot ana cold water
will be an agreeable acquisition III. establishment also
the Reading ROOM conIninDg ls his OF City aud English
The eAercies CONSTRUCTED tat Dy the use OF
each every muscle is brought action, causing general
development and strengthening OF all paris OF the body
Pupils will he under the instruction oil the Director To
lhoe of sedeutary occupations institution is of much
importance, their attention particularly, AS
that the public generally The beneficial effects OF
athletic amusements gres. number invaluable and
this city greatly needed institution complete with
every thing necessary weregulGcd and properly
Quoted Gymnasium. The following gentlemen have given
u support and them have The liberty OF referng
Valentine Mott, D; J. c. Cbresan, ". D.; j. kearrey
Rogers, NJ. D.; A. c. Post NJ. d.
II. Y. Jany. ls 1916
JAMES T. HATFIELD Proprietor.
ial 2meod HENRY L. TWlGGS Director
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U Tie ]
A Short Sermon.
Lead US not into temptation.

The sixth petition of the Lords Prayer is social.
I, copter,p plates man in connexon with his ueirhbors
Its words are not Lead him, them or me- bu,
lead us. not into temptation Hence the interenc,
thu, we are bound TO seek the welfare of others as
well as ourselves. Buthe who prays for that which
he labors TO prevent, insults the Being 10 whom MS
Draver is addressed. How isit with the dram seller
who garpishes his shelves with decanters and ore.
ssnts the poisoned chace 10 his neghbor's liss p
How is il with the man who withholds his vote for
annul!ing. especially how is it with The man who
gives his vote for licensing agents 10 invite the tenn,
perate 10 become Incorporate and 10 spread tempta.
ton in the poor inebriate's way! All know, or
ourht 10 know, that the smell, taste, or even the
sight OF intoxicating liquors tends toreproduce, not
TO create an appetite for those destructive poisons
Else WHY that studied display before the beholder's
eve of the vessels in which they are contained =
And can he who makes that display, whether from
the window of the grocery or the shelves OF the bar
room or even from the Switchboard, or the dining
tobla how the knee and looking up 10 God saw, In
the sincerity of his heart, Lead us not INTO texqDta.
ton
Be the innocence Of even wine.drinking in times
gone by what il may, who does not know that wines
are usually. If not universally, now aduerated and
that pOlsONs luau ADDED TO
other ermented as well as as distilled liquors SO
that death has become common Ingredient in the
exharating cup whether presented in the parlor of
fashion or from behind the bar OF the publican and
can they who present it pray, LEAD rs not INTO
temptation 2"
Finally. when the lines are drawing and men are
taking sides in favor Of or against the sanc.ionng OF
the sale Of the drunkards drink, is TO be believed
that the advocate OF measure iraught with much
danger. will dare TO say Lead rs not into tempta-
tio 2" or should they, who will say, believe that
the saving will not be regarded in the chancery
above as a mockeTy
Whatever the delinquences of the past may have
been let The future witness our ideity-cspecially,
let every Freeman OF the Empire State put up
The morning that is 10 decide the question OF Ii
crNsE' or No License The fervent prayer Lead
rs not into temptation, and having done so, let
each act at the polls in accordance with that prayer
so that no vote drawn from the ballot,box in The
evening shall contradict the petition Of the morning,
by giving countenance to the employing of agents
and the licensing of stalls for robbng the aborer OF
his earnings the youth Of his virtue and the wife
and the mother Of their peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08
Hardware Clerks

y. '4A GSEELEY-There is now Circular going
so,.s 40s soliciting the proprietors OF Hardware
WITH Close then. at 3 O'clock p " the object Of
e 70 ensole the Clerks to pay more attention TO
one sss 'Sa0a OF 'hes minds. This object is noble
Wln,e- would so farther and say tina, through the
1oco.. aoans the stores should be closed q, hapsst
how ~ 70 enable CLERKS 10 attend Lectures for all
hind ana more vivid ideas may be conveyed to the
han in resaa impressed BY hearing single lecture
therefore s ss over book on the same subject-
e,ss hs, nope TIA! haifpast o'clock viii be selected
S -s'eias' C.S D.
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pprMTTIM FANCY SOAPS.

TayIor's SspoDaceous shaving COMPOUND
rs PREFERRED By who oseit 10 every other SnaV-
ing Cream lis increasing popularity may DE inier-
red from the oo boxes OF II were solo In Tie ast
twelve months alone
Fosrg Soaps are particularly excellent for The bath and
toilet.
TIE FrenkI Institute awarded Premiums for these supe-
nor Soaps, u is exhibitions in 1914 end IN la45.
They can be obtained OF D. Berrsn, Jr Co. $50 Pearl
az Hhyi!and Keese {. Co. 90 Msiden-lane VIM Brewer,
81 Msiien-lsne NewYo and st The principal Drug,
Comb End Variety Stores in Philadelphia.
Z r. & w. C. TAYLOR,
dill lroeodF 9th, below Coaes-st Ph!ade!phia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

CAPITAL PUYIsHMEST-lt is an encouraging sign
for the march of humanity and civilization in Indiana
winners increasing disposition among the people
abolish the Death Penalty from ststutebook. Pet
the abolition of the galows, with It's attendant horrors
and vices and in both Houses bills have been introduced
repeating the capital code and substituting the penalty Of
solitary confinement for life. We can hardly hope that
either of these bills will be successful this session. We
need more discussion, light, wider spread Of
the spirit of humanity and enlightened Christian feeling
But the day far distant when Legislature will
be compelled 10 yield TO the popular mandate aud sub
stute some other mode of punishment in the stead Of
the barbarous practice Of choking men to death.
Indiana Courier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

MOTHERS AND NuRSES"-li you wonld u,'
lY1 'Dr. E,rtpJ Celebrated Soothing Syrup your ile
babes would avoid very aicng and distressing
and otlen fatal COMMISSIONS The gums swell, ihe child
seized with frequent Of crying, rechings starting Id me
sleep and spass of peculiar parts snrieks with violence
puts lis fingers into its mouth &c Sold by j. oote
GENT lS6 Futon-st lamp Store) Sun Buudng New
Price ~ Jyi< ohie"o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

~ Bnrry's Tricopherous Is gaining an eIvinbie
siincuon IN this city aud surrounding country, In
qurnce OF it's sterling virtues for will assuedy prevent
Inc hair from becoming grey force Il 20 bald places
efcIuglly eradicates scur dandf and beautiful
and refreshing wash for the toilet hing can equal il
beside. makes the hair beautiful and glossy Pnce htiy
Arms, Ia Hair, No l4e Broadway Agents-A. B. Sands,
rs Broadway and 10 Fulton-st Dr. Carroll Sl1rraysJ
M.sEm 5iI Broadway; j. l. Coddn glon, SOB Hudson-s
T. Munson 2li Sprng-st Dr. Lindsay, s. Sixh-av j. w.
smith, Fulton s. brooklyn; j. w swan Medina, ~; Mr.
F. REEVES Boston DR.. Gordon. Roch=seri Watkins, Mo-
bi.. SuIrpes Racine, WiscoEsin d. In cod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

rE- The Subscribers LOzense for Cold in the
end Instantly nevg.es the dsa.reeabie symptoms OF
,st disorder. Permitted dissolve slowly in
the mouth by lie action the mucous membrane Of thsI
IL IA aiso an cgous and approved remedy for hcarseness
and loss of voice Price . cents a box.
SoS .,i,bs nrincipeI drug stores and by J. ( l. COD
DfScr0N SNS HuIsorsi COZ Sprirg-st do In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

DShoes with leather soes, the knttn uee
fer every the best but do pretend maj
th-y Ih- lowest price They have spring shenks leather
sf-ning, and will mol down" The heel the uppS.s
easdc and will every boot Fer sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

rYr Wife OF Alderman OF the Eighth Ward
Liver disease and Dysp-P.a cured Doubt-hougn The
doubler be BIS ncredulous rbomss-must give way be
fore cumulative smoney in favor OF his great anIsgo-
nlst and conquerur OF disease Read the subo!Eng
nc and then I've lncrcdulous ii you n. See cerd
ale in the Sunday Alias would challenge the word 10
produce liz tqua. = -
HIGHLY RESPECTABLE TESTIMONIAL.
Dr. Thorp-Sir-l am much grstifed in being able TO
testify 10 The efficacy of your Carminana in curing OF
All affection liver and dyspepsia Three years since
was with pans In my head. accompanied
with excessive drowsiners much SO | unable 10
arouse myself in cOmpauN-would often sleep for
hours al Sickness at ihe stomach usually
ve sour raise! great quantities of olh dry hacking
cour loes OF APPETITE very debtsted pam in
side and shoulder great depression OF spirits life SEEM
ed burden. had given up ali hopes OF ,overy when
friend recommended your CaEminanta Alter some per-
suasion H. ard found immediate benefit From that
period The present. have enjoye excellent health and
know owe my recovery TO the Carmlantls, when all
oiher medicines failed would recommend this medicine
to All suffering, who sincerely think wal md great and
ss.ing benefit will be happy TO see all who may wishto
hear farther at my residence, No IL Rsnwick-sL
MRS. D. VANDERVOORT.
Sold by H. V. BUSH, Wholesale Druggist 81 Barclay
q, q
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A LEXANDER,s TRICOBApHE-A new aud

4 LEXANDER'S TkICOBAPH3E;| - , nv a 20
elsntaneousy changes the color line hair beautiful
brown or black, without injury 10 Ihs hair or skin TIL
great superiority OF this Dye consists in lis easy MODE 81
ing rom te n To twelve produce any change It's
superior excellence will be apparsn. 10 every one upon
Sin gle application
Eatract from the I" Philadelphia Daily Sun."-ALfxAN-
DIRs TRIcoBAPaEThe effect OF tho above on tho hair
truly astonishing II tried yesterday In our ohce, ana
the chang from gray 10 black wa instantaneous
For sale by Rusht0n Co. duggsts, ITO Broadway, !"
Aston House. and $50 Broadway, corner ilhsti AsPn'
wall Sc Wiinn.st; johnson, Moore Taylor 81 Maiden,
lanes J. w. Wright Co Cedar.sL; ana OF the principal
druggists hroug The Uned States or OF sole ssens
,tq In. PHILADELPHIA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

n Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor al
a.. and commissoner OF Deeds, &c. Will In the
Room OF Tammsny Hal. at al houEs Of the day
~ % -,7iry - vl5 osT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE MUTUAL lssuaAscE 70;
No g. WallsL December Nh, ls2.! ~
MEETING OF the Trustees, nslo ~ INC oniI9 o
"A iha Company on the Sd instant, lOSEfd w AL S
WA, elected PesideDt IN place o. Ls W.
ory re.lgned aud Lewis Gregory was eet ~ sirn,,on
.i6snt to Al oply the vacancy occasoned Dy INC
~ io.snh Hoxi.. BY order of the Trustees: ,,
Oh Joseph noA ELLWOOD WALTER, Secretary.
49,. r.sr,.scg ON CARGO AND BRElGHT ONLY.
tn W.reanul. Mutual Insurance Company NO. ~ " az
rnosnes s business 10 Marine Insurance On Heisn sno
cargo. r,, 20 inward of Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars have been receiveo' aio oi
tnrr additions daily beng made 70 me asse's
The Company invites aaennon 10 Tvs pian " 1 ~
which II Is believed, offers greater proteclou on
turns 10 the aIsurea Than any other.
,,. H., ,.s McCnilougb Thos. Achcis,
VIM. c. Langley, Sepumus Croon III Cool
Henry Sheldon, Charles fsyen, tsoonr
Jas. PreelaDd, Cha. a. aosots' r, T. sssvre
Tho. N,l.on II. Z Aortns, " Il osyre,
tVi,son a Husf-. w C. Atwster, AcaB .. DsAer'
stewart Y; Ms'so' Chs q Carle.ou Leonard Kirby,
r " a RODGERS Lucius Hopkins, Jas " naiioeh'
" G, w, nesson Daniel u. Hanland, ). T. JerHinS'
q. D. Phelps, herman o yxaf YER President
TEWis GREGORY Vice President
FtIwoop WALTER, Secretary o9o ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

WATER POWER In OENl NE I'm.
SERIES OF hydraulic powers, IN all over eisnt5 ieet
n fall has formed during the past year on me kns
stone Creek, Fayetteville OnoDdaga Co. N ~ Ssso
I 8O on the main turnpike road eighl miles
Eas OF syracuse hree miles South OF The Rairoad one
mil. FROM the Enc Canal with which Is conheclsa oy
ares Feeder belonging 10 aud maintained oy mo
State. .,.o .,r.,m xveII suitaa
nowsr with over one hundred and twenty ieet a ms
All AZ well as that the Limestone can DO suDoi'oeo 20
Belonging with over one hundred acre. 81
h br Of Land both for buildings factories ana cullva
nm The country is healthy beautiful ana ierue, and
cIo.. Al hand abundance Of limestone wa1erime Piss
Ter. &C. 49,. Ill, ha sold m nsyaons
The whole part Of this property VIII Do sou
u'i IppS1ire Of JOHN McVICCAR, PORTER TREaAINE,
or WILLIAM NJ. REDtlELp, al Faye"e'ne' VI " IN.
LEDYARO, CaZenovia, n. I y ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

sS- Gurney,s Premium Daguerrean Gallery
lss Broadway, New-York-Pictures taken ct IBIS -ssb
Az no, axc-lled In this COUNTRY, say his
-nns nsrors The public are respectfully Invited 20 call and
ud gs for themselves. GO OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

THE Snow STORM or l7I7.-The storm of III
shut people up as snugly al home as ii they had
been locked in Those who were olochaded had to
use furniture and the like for fuel IN some places
the snow was thirty feet deep. People made Their
exit frequently from the second story windows, and
the trees Gu, down for fuel, left long stumps be-
hind. One Hannah Dngly-a poor woman who
lived not far from New Haven. was buried Tor SIX or
eight days but at last discovered by her negh6ors
by the smoke OF her FIRE coming through the snow
Hannah dieted la Graham, on potatoes and dried
corn, and warmed up with chairs and tables A
flock OF 100 sheep were dug out OF a snow driil on
Fishers Island. where they had been buried TO the
depth Of le feet
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Boarding. anh 5otsls.

\JANTED-By Young Gentleman board,up town for
w So with 1T oipners-a private family Preferred
Please address box 2l2 P o. giving particulars j 81.
ipOARDING.-Furnish rooms With board TO be o6-
I'd .aned Ut No 1877 Hudson-si. References exchanged.
lypapi
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THE TRIBUNE.
mpssr,Imen school. II, Paris.

translated for The Tribune from the Courier de' Etas
Unis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

60 TO THE PUBLlC.-The proprietor oI snaks'
peare Hotel ayais himself Of this opportunity TO say
a& that his Ball Room open for The inspection OF
those wishing give balls and concerts through tho seasou
and would his complete Tor The
the Winter ct
moderate rates. hoping public will call and examine for
themselves. NJ. ,. THhEShEh, rfopIeior.
New-York, Oct 2sh, 1915. o2a Sun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

0UE BALD-HEADEp:"-L9 70 your nslrxLs
i, falling cur or turning gruy! Is here dandra n
- 1oo,I W. syVYETs's CREAA LILIES" celebrated
s@ 20 wears for the enbeshmer. and growth OF tie ha
nrsysos ia falling od urring grey and u1oqueied
SS N. coilet-for real false curis e Ladies Try IL
For ,sls BIZ J. o. FAY. LES Futcrfreet, LanP SIore0
sca Building II. Y. Proc, 10 eeau. bs emeod
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j. wINER & CO.'S CANADIAN, vEAMIFUeE

TNEAILIBLE kEMEDY for Frosiea Llno - So as
proprietor ofe Danish Ll4aeei w INK T.. h esacy IN
celebrity IN the norh OF Europe, c bv him n PHI
adepa aeqgatns sSss sses and S.
he has appointed Agencies al go -, .,,Iv
sd q Na:densue, up stairs Were asuppiy
a. rd NJ p c-u;s per bottle. dis Sm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08


IS lmeod"
BOARDING IN BkUOkLIN.-A few boardsrs
- eau be very pleasantly accommodated In small fami.
y No II Nlow-s the location being OF the most
d-sraDe the city Every effort will be made TO furnish.
respects. pleasant home 10 those who may become
members of the household. il lw.
BOARD WANTED-Fvr u gentleman and his wife,
ID in private family (uoue other need appyl location
down town preferred they viii furnish their own
Address c. B. a. Tribune Office stating terms, which must
DO very moderate % Sc
40 UAKDING-A gentleman and bis wife can be accom-
ID modsed with good board aud comfortable home, and
awel furnished font the nrst door, In private
family aso single gentleman with room on tne sec
ond hoor by applying 40 Hu6erst Terms the n9st rea-
sonsbl- lw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

Of Market and Broadsts Newark ~ c. Inglia Jr Pat
erson N j.; los South Pears Albany ReddiIy CO NO.
Safest Boston, Backus Bull, Troy; DIR Weis Drug
Dist Utica: Gran: Bookse Druggists, Poughsespsla;
Rossman & Co Hudson Andrew TnIsx Schenectady h.
Fowler Lansir gnugh; ana by prncipa drug gs geneay
ut the United States West Indies and the Canadas
None genuine except put up in the large square bottles
which contain quart and signed with the written sigma
ture of s. P. TOWNSEND. and his namn blown IN lhe
aiaos " " di8 lawlyTh
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-31

Look OUT.-The P. M General has de-
cided that any mark or character on a
or the wrapper. designed to
convey any kind or amount Of Information,
properly subjects the matter to letter pos
tage. This, in our opinion, is right
Newspapers are designed. 10 convey alone
the information which is printed in them,
and when by means ofthe name of the SEN
der written on them or the wrapper. or any
other character, they convey other infor-
nation, personal 10 the parties alone, their
design is departed from, and they take
the character Of letters. Let senders OF
newspapers bear this in mind and refrain
from making, as is so customary,a news
paper, means Of Communication with dis
tant friends.