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MILLER a. CO.'S
NEW GREAT WESTERN EXPRESS
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TO CUMBERLAND, BROWNSVILLE, PITTS
BURGH WHEELfNG CINCINNATI
LOUISVILLE, ST. LOUIS
A ARRANGEMENTS have been made with Messrs I,urk &
II Co.'S Express from Baltimore Pittsburgh for the ex
tension OF this Line and after Monday, October 4h
the above named places, with mail speed The wagons Of
this line all new, built with the capacity 800 lbs
and the best teams TO be obtained have placed along
the line OF the National Road
Messengers viii accompany all goods by this line
that the drivers the road make the allotted time um
station to station, without failure
All goods will be, recepted for any Of our Offices or
agencies North South arrive in Pittsburgh 60 hours
and Wheeling in co hours from Baltimore.
Goods received until II O'clock In the day
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To Dr.. 4. ]. ScuwAnrzr, Jr.


Dear Sir. Under sense Of deep obligation to
the virtue Of your Sarsapariu in the entire res
ration Of one Of my children from General Debli-
tn aud prostraiion Of the nervous system take plea
sure In testlfying to your Invaluable medicines but
seven bottles were used two years since, when the
child was restored to- and still continues in the en-
ioyment Of, perfect health.
January 8, lS45 DAVID RIDGELY.
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II, G. SMITH & co,
COMMISSION MER CHANTS,
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

No. 10 John Street, New York,
JITHERE may be found large and splendid assortment
w of the beet modern improved Thirty Day, EigAf Day
Thirty. Hour, Brdss, Wood and Alarm CLOCKS. VIII
Clock Trimmings Mahogany Knobs, Spool Boxes, Spool
Stands Iron Rivets Sc, which win be sold at the lowest
cash prices.
Clocks repaired and warranted
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JAMES PRISON, SO Walker street has now On hand
j and Is daily finishing Piano Fores every description
from his very superior horizontal rrsnda down plain
sunare Ia octaves, combining all the improvements Of
The day with many others suggested BY his experiences
IN the business. All his Instruments made expressly
for the city trade, and no pains expense IL spared re
der them equal At least 70 hcse Of any other manufacturer
In the country ~gfts' y Al ~ ~ iR tF IL '''s'
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WAsHIseron january "a, i8i9
II gives me pleasure to say that am acquainted
with The proprietor of the above medicine, and also
with number Of gentlemen, VIII. lave tested its eff
cacy; and have no doubt, from the unimpcnchable
character Of the gentlemen who have volunteered
their certificates, that they can be fully relied on.
ULYSSES WARD
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LIE DoYEs's DrsINFEcrINa FLUID.
stEssna. pouLIs, ROGERS q COMPANY,
Sole DroDrfefors Of Lie-celeIrafed

MEssns. pouLN, ROGERS COMPANY,
Sole prcpriefors Of D.eceie5rated ss
lie DOYEN'S DISINFEcTING FLUID,
Beg leave call attention this Important and invaluable
article the greatest discovery Of the agepatentcd In
Washington, December, ls47.
above Invaluable d prspara ,, which entities the M
the gratitude and BLESSINGS of the whole human family,
the power Of Immediately destroying the most
offensive odor, from Whatever cause arising. ~
by Hospital Wards can be dsnfected OF miasma and
n he scs chamber lis Find viii 81 oaaa H.
valuable as the nauseons smell arising from sores on the
peed should the disorder fatally the corpse
can ~ from any cause necessary BE- kept sysra weeks
offensive !. NJ z
Captains Of emgrant ships win derive incaleulsbIs
for bge water. Indeed numerous It's virtues, 10 do
justice in advertisement would be Impossible. Ger
France aud Of this city who have tested IT, may be ssen a
our Office which win fully convince the most scspieal q
Ills entirely free from any odor Of a own, simple in ~
70 o,aners Agents Captains q ressels and others For
sale in large quantities. for steerage Of engrant ships,
ess ~ u His a s
ed without causing that highly offensive stencil and thus
The undersigned desire bring this article into public
use twill be furnished n quart boesof our own stamp
Orders are respectfully solicited and will be Immediately
80 Merchants Exchange, William street,
i New York.
NJ For sale i iS his ely By i, ! n,,,..,.,.
Pennsylvania Avenue
NEW Yonx. september TO- 1913
Gentlemen Having used your Disiniecung Fluid on my
st x the IN The %
IL valuable the passengers IN their
disnfecttng agent ever invented.
tSsned,l JOHNSTON,
Master Steamer Washington, M
OF Ocean Steam Navigation Company
To Mcssrs PouLrN, RooEEs & Cs.
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wAsHIseros, January G, ls4e.

"U7 WAsHINGTONI JANUARY o, 1915.
To DR.. A. J. ScHwARTzE, Jr.
Dear Sir: take great pleasure in stating that,
about 10 months since, used your Compound Er-
ttrac Of SarsaparMa Us remedy for General Debl-
IT, under which had been lnboring a long time,
and that few bottles restored mo 70 sound health,
which has continued TO the present time.
Very respectfully,
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wAsHrsoros, December IS, ls47.

To DIR. a. j. ScRwARTzE Jr.
Dear Sir; l hereby acknowledge debt OF gra-
titlde due you, in saying that attribute my pre-
state Of good health entirely the Of your in
valuable preparation of SdrsdpdriHd Having been
afflicted with an Hyzammatory Rhetmafic Agcciion
Of the knec-oint, which swelled to such degree
to confinc me 10 bed for many weeks, deprving
mo Of the entire use of my limb, and having been
attended by the most eminent physicians, without
the least prospect of recovering, made use Of your
Extract Of Sarsaparilla to the amount of bottles,
further use had the satisfaction to find the disease
radicatcd and my general health very much impro-
we'd. Two years have now elapsed and my health
still continues good, You areat liberty to make use
Of this as you may think proper. ylf
Very truoly your obcdcnt servant,
NeI f VIM. w. STEWART. 4
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CABINET AND UPHOLsTERY
---- E,SIfA III LOI{lIENI,

nuANTIN q LuTz, Cabinet Makers and Upholserers,
the honor inform their friends and tie public
general that they taken the large, commod'os and
posiie The Academy Of Fine Arts where they hay,
ready Tor inspection large and splendid assortment Of
tces in their ne such parlor cbahsr and bonuo
nilure in the latest Paris style, which they sell most
moderate price. thF Hfrtg
Grateful or the liberal patronage we lave received
respectfully solicit Continuance OF the same pledgiDg
srves greatest endeayors To give satisfaction
our patrons by the quality and finish Of Articles which
we will guarantee TO be oi the best workmanship
s---
n r. LINDSEY has removed to the buildings No CO
Vi Li,rfy Street Dirt store from Broadway) where he Ia
prepared 10 exhibit with few exceptions entire netr,
Reasonable and desirable stock OF
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS
embracing every variety Of plain and figured black, colorcd
and chanacable Silks.
DRESS GOODS Of every ,,esrripon plain and figured
ashmercs and Mouse lie Iancs, Merinoce, &c. Also.
large assortment Of FANCY CAP AND BONNET
RIBBONS together with plain, eoored and black Sain
Taaeua Rbbons ..y t.
reiy and newest styles asI1g
SrfAHTS Of All kinds and qualities inciu,ipg sllk
Bruahe T,ibbet, Cashmere Turkerr, &c. &c Ito would
raronarly call his unusually large and desira.
bic assortment q Ia cES, EAfBRolDERLES, AND
WHITE MUSLTvS M
And he would respeoy ask the Inspection Of hs stock
In general by hoss who willing avail themselves Of
Tow pnIcns for Cash and Short Credit 5ss ifEt
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CYRUS w. FIELD & CO.,
COMMISSION PAPER TYAREHOU USE,

IN Nv JIHf No, . Hnrlng- Sip New York n
THE highest market prices paid Cash. for Rags Can
ras Bdgging, Grass Rope, 1ayred Rope, Hemp Ripe,
Rope Cuttings, Cotton JIasfe, Gnnny Baggi,g and ull
other kind Of Paper Makers Stock, at their Rag Wareousc
II Plat street, New York. -.l
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TEAS! TEAS!! TEAS!!!
WASHINGTON AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
The oldest Tea establishments In America
~ ld lftast 8

- The CANTON TEA COMPANY has -
r. 4 been popularity known FIR many years fsy{a8
La This is The largest and oldest Tea Estah kxsE
tkkA24h lislIment in America. The public have -
had li proof Of their integrity and responsibility But
such has been the great and pressing demand for their
TEAS OF aie they have been Obliged enlarge,
great extent their two principal establishments in New
York, viz: a.a,
I2J Chatham and 163 Greenwich Streets.
They moreover possess facilities in relation the Tea
Trade In very abundant degree, and donbtess superior
10 any other Tea Concern in America Their scrupous
regard 10 all principles TINT tend elevate the character
large house well understood and has already secured
them conncxon probably larger than all other Tea Es
adjustments united and they consequently determined
20 sell Teas prey, more fragrant and perfect for the prices,
in the aggregate than any house in Tie word-China OK
copied.
They most zcaously invite the attention Of the inhabi
ants OF Washington their Agency, where the following
assotmens always hand and they feel no hesta
ton ~ stating that wherever single trial Is made very
decided preference Is given 10 the celebrated Teas Of The
CANTON TEA COMPANY n
IL Reader, make the experiment!
Retail Prices tolotrs subject ~ all cases be refrHsd
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chi prac, f,sc.,.. :. a : = M.
- Nv ars,. ~ y 2 ~ ". ~ rsunsslAy
r. p.ns' s,a' X a a ~ Asslie 80
21r3 From FINN ~ " ~ ana /" hex osyt
nv Van Buren, ana indesnendsncs
To Defiance bv II m IL rn,les Sv.ans.a.~ -
And back between a m Weauest.s "a 4 n :.
Friday. M = Is ~--'' --r "a
2264. From Garrstsyi HE at m Wednesday
@a By Freedom, SLaler.ville, Streesboro', Hudson,
Rirhheld and Iilnkley 9
To brunswick, by pm, 81 miles st
-, And back between o a and . PIN next day.
To PgT Clinton, BY Y m, 70 miles .iss.
2ass From fIaeersrown ~ 3 4 4, Wedaesiay ~
10 Eaton, by II M 10 miles w
And bnek 'betyyeen n m and q n m same d.y
ooa7 From I.crsou r, n - 4 = 8 Fria,v
80 ~ ~ Iackaan Furnace
~ n $1,000, -, 4 :" - nAss :, ~ ,.,,.. ~
rJn hcn h,y ~ T., e. ,,i I'M, ~ ,sx,a,
- Anu oaeA netweeA y = ~ s,u = y ~ neAi uay' III
2oSS FROM Watervile Al m TUESDAY ~ .' ssses
BY Turkey Foot
To Bryan, by " m next day. % miles
a AM back between p N "wednesday and . p
Thursday
22S9 From Waterford nj 0 a m Wednesday est
by Watertown tsl
To BARLOW, by II M 10 miles 49, y Nlf
Aud back between % m and m same day.
@29O From Jacksonville at M, Tuesday
By IIouston,s Roads and Cranberry Prairie
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ynnNG LADIES, READ THIS.

you who have Pale Compilations Dull Eyes, Bloches
on the Face Rough Skim freckes, and "ou Of sp
rits use bottle ortw Of Dr. ToWNSEND's SARSAPA
RlIlA will cleanse the Blood, remove The Freckles
and pIoiets and give you anlnaton sparkling eyes fine
srIrits and beautiful complexon--sll OF which OF I'M
reuse value 10 pEMARRIED LApfEs.
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grown IN China, 80
H5- TAKE NOTICEi--Thc Canton Tea
Company are the erci,aire vendors Of the superior
Black Tea called "IiOWQUA'S MIXTURE They intro
duced u In America in lSi0and every other person or
house processing TO sell The same al sllmuch less at
viii perceive, by comparing the spurious with the genuine
"Howq,la' yended BY The Canton Tea Company.
Every package Gin addition its containing jN tregf
independent of the wrapperD bears the stamp Of nealness
and elegance and the Teas therein thoroughly
nnimpaired in amy climate. MI '''a
CHARLES A. COMFY, Agent,
4l At TEMPLEMAN's Book. store
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TO DIT, n. J, SCHWARTzE, IT. N 1T1
Dear Sir: consider II duty owe TO you and
to the public, TO state that my SON, who had been
afflicted for great length Of time with severe Bron
c,ial affection and liberated sore which threa
tened his lifeafier having been treated by the best
medical skill without success was eectually restored
to health by your Extract Of ,SarsapariYa some Is
or Ia months ago, and has enjoyed perfect health
ever since. Such an invaluable remedy should be
known throughout the extent Of the country; and
sincerely hope, before long that 1t win be sought
after by all the afflicted. Wishing yon abundant
success, am most respectfully yours, DC,
VI ss JOSEPH RADCLIFFE, VI
Dozen bsr tIQiT .t.tts3 n 3stF3
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RIiEuMATIsM AND PILES,

RIiEuMATIsM AND PILES.
SKprRMsER i6, 1916.
ma rowrsnNp--Dear Sr-Niy wiie has been, for seve-
raj years, Afflicted wild. Rheumaism. She has tried many
different remedies obtain relief but all to pul
pose: she waa finally gaaesa BY ssslig your advertise.
forcahsr with man ii my employ badly troubled with
lie plea AMI BY using small qunny Of yonr sarsape
rila our complaint was completely cured consider
one oc best 81 medicines, and would advise all who arc
s"" GARnIT GARRABnANT, "A
l22 Market street, Newark.
parNcRAL OFFICE iad FULTON STREET, N yoi
Sun nR be ~ pyorr 4 SONS, cssuuA1 Aossr., No.
.32 North Second Street, Philadelphia, "a.
Agent fbr Washington Ciiy CHARLES sTOTT, DRuc.
NJ Also, Or snis By pruaHlsis sensIsily =, Ill.
4 kIGE SQUARE HOTTIES, WHICH CONTAIN A
QUART, kno slsNsp WITH Tns wniTrM sidrAfvn. o.
~ n. ID Y Q TT -u
IN ne YEA STbRs for slsby " ~. NJ
M ~ ,Assosskss saStt - n N 1850 - n
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TnE Standard pnEPAnATIoN.
:. scHwARTzE's COMPOUND EXTRACT

.Da sCHWARTZEs COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF SARSAPAR1LLA,
III The astonishing success W it'll which disease has
been combafed by this powerful remedy for the last
three years, in the District Of Columbia and other
places has induced the proprerorto present its caims
In more conspicuous manner under sincere con-
viction that its invaluable and unerring remedcnl
virtues will benefit thousands under whose notice
1t may come. Therefor he would urge II upon all
who read this not 10 let It pass unnoticod but give
Il that attention to which 1t is SO deservedly cnt-
tod. s.ls}
Tho following are some 0 + the Diseases which
will testify to It's neyer-fniling efficacy, viz;
Scrofula, In any form M
Incipient stages Of Consumption, when proceeding
from scrofnlous habit;
Chronic Rheumatism Bronchitis;
Dyspepsia when proceeding from hepatic derunge-
Constitutional Syphilis; General Debility;
Habiual Costivness; Cutaneous Affections, and
all diseases arising from deranged secretions or i'm
purities Of the blood. Sfs
Persons taking this remedy should not grow i'm
patient or become too sangnine in their hopes OF a
rapid restoration 10 health, as IFS efficacy depends
measnreahly upon the strength of constitution and
the length Of time that disease has prevailed there
fore would say to all who may feel disposed to test
It's virtues not 70 commence before they are fully de-
rermined 70 continue Its use, whether 1t be one bot
tie, dozen, or more, as no two cases are exactly
similar, be relieved by any stated number liz
anticipation. 8sal 45tF sfff@F "
Theaccompanying certificates are from gentlemen
OF feSpectnDlity Iesluln IN udSnfngtOn cHy ana not
from those abroad to whom would refer all those
who are in the least doubtful. Hundreds Of testi-
monals can be produced as 70 efficacy, but ms they
are seldom or ever reod or credence given to them
have thought few respectable certificates, coming
from gentlemen well known would suffice.
CERTIFICATES.
Dear Sir: Having, through the agency Of your
extract Of sarsaparilla, accomplished most remark
able cure In the case of my sister, deem II mpor
tant 10 mike nll acquainted with her case who may
be similarly afflicted as Il may be the means of sa
wing many from premature death. About tour
years ago my SISTERS health began 10 decline, and
continued to do so for the space Of two years, when
she was suddenly attacked with n bronchial nflec-
ton, or what is commonly called bronchitis Hav-
ing been attacked with the best medical skill with
out benefit and finally pronounced inrnrable she
determined to try your extract of sarsarila and a
ter the use Of the very limited number of three bot
ties, she was completely restored. and has enjoyed
better health than she ever before experienced.--
Hoping that this description Of her case win come
under the notice of many who may be similarly al
fiicied, am most respectfully, yours,
a M CHARLES w. STEWART 4
To Dr.N.J. ScHwARTzE, Jr., June Z, Isis, a
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DR. TowHsgfnDearS lr-I have the pleasure 10 inform
you three my children have been cured OF the Scro
mIa BY the Of your excellent medicine They af
hcted very severely with bad sores have taken only four
bottles IL took them away for which ieel myself under
deep obligation Yours respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, t08 Wooster street
New York March 1, ie47. 5sA
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| nF LINDSEY has removed to the new buildings No CO
II, L5trfy Street tirf store from Broadway,) where he s
prepared 10 exhibit with few exceptions, an entire nesr,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-31

COUNTERFEITs.

The rogues are unusually busy--look sharp
to your money.
Nc,o Counierjeits los on the Hampshire
Manufacturers Bank, Ware, Mass. This is
well executed counterfet-nay be known by
the virnette, three females with portrait on
each end and dog, safe and key between the
signatures.
s3s, Bank of Whitehall NY. We have just
seen well executed bill of the above denomlna-
ton. It may be detected by the signature of
the President and the filling up. Let. A, No.
94l, and bearing date of Aug. q, iS4S. II. Ed
dys name ard the Presidents are in the same
hand writing. Il. w. Palmer, cash., WIN. A.
Moore, presd'l. Look out for them.
3's, CITY Bank, New Haven may be known
by observing female, sheaf of wheat, &c.
Washington on the left end, and ship on the
right, ship, anchor, sc. between the signatures.
l's, on the Appleton Bank, LOWELL were pas
sed in Boston few days since. They are not
well executed. Vignelte, steamboat and rail-
road car.
Look out for spurious 3's on the Battenkill
Bank, Vermont; the bank has never issued notes
of that denominations
Essex Co. Bank, Kcesville, Aug. 3, 1913, let
A, 46o. Sllas Arnal Pres, A. II. Simpson
cash., H. r. FIugg, Register medallion of
Washington in the top centre figure Of Lber-
erty, right hand bottom. Paper thin, engraving
poor = Erpositor and Banking Circular.
o. SIS of the Stark Bank, Bennington, VT,
altered from a broken bank are in circulation.
G. w. Harmon, Cashier; w. S. Southworh,
President; from the plate of Rawdon, Wright g.
Heath, New York, and are likely 10 deceive the
nuhltc
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"'The Wing party, after loudmouthed rant
ing against Slavery Tor divers years, turned
round and went for Slavery with all its might"
-rri. a.i. burlington Courifr.
Thus speaks the Courier ofthe Wings Of Yer.
mont at the same moment that it hugs in close
brotherhood the old Hunkers who supported
Cass and Slavery We shall be very much obi
ged 10 The Courier If it will tell us how the
Wings of Vermont have "turned round Tor
Slavery" Was it in opposing Cass and the
Slavocratc Veto, and preierring Taylor pledged
against the Veto? Was it in electing men to
Congress who are out and out opponents of
Slavery, and who by voice and vote have fear
lessly acted up to their professions, while some
of the Courier brethren were voting for annexa-
ton? Go in for locofocoism as strongly as you
please, Mr. Courier kiss and make up with the
Cass dough-aces who were denounced by you
six months ago as traitors and knaves but we
advice you not to abuse the Wings too much
You may get their temper up, and find the Goa
lilonsts fiat upon their backs.
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Maple Sugar Crop in Vermont We learn by
gentleman returned from the northern pait of
Vermont, where he has spent several weeks, that
the sugar crop has, lowing 10 the cold and back
wardness ofthe season,) been unconmonly large
averaging about four pounds of sugar 10 each
tree, as the following statement Of facts will
show:
Mr.. Caleb Aldridge, of Sutton, W., made
5000 pounds from 100 trees; Woolston Brock.
way, 500 pounds from 300 trees Harlow Brooks,
1900 pounds from $50 trees and Mr. Noyes
1000 pounds Mr.. Ferdinand Walker, OF Lyn.
don made 100 pounds from 400 trees.
These amounts include only the best or stir
rod sugars, equaling in whitencss our Mnscova-
do, and worth there six cents per pound. 1t is
quite certain that the sugar crop from the juice
OF the maple trees in tho northern states is this
ear more than equal to the whole cane product
OF the Southern States Bunker Hill aurora
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0}~ The following resolution was passed by
the Locofoco State Convention held at Harris
burg, Pa March 4, ls45;
Resolved, That the removal from the vari-
Gus Offices at Washington Of every opponent Of
The .Vafiondt Administration, or OF Democratic
principles and measures. has long been called
Tor, and is alike demanded by the voice of the
Democratic party and the best interests of the
country, and ought not to be longer postponed or
delayed" 1e.
And this is the party which is now sniyeling
like child that is not allowed to stuff itself with
the best on the table
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C = The devices of The South Carolina Press
for stirring up a sensation are quite ingenious.
1t has all at once walked up TO the fact that IN
cendiary sheets are circulating through the South
and of course, the new Postmaster General,
beng Yankee and Vermonter at that, must
be the cause. The South Caronian says
"Thc Government, under the Constitution we
believe has the entire control Of the Post Office
Department, and also the power to regulate what
matter shall be carried through the mail. In the
absence OF legislative enactment, then-ior we
believe no law exists on the subject, Mr.. Cal
houn's bill in 1896 having been lost at It's final
reading IN the Sentative conceive it to be the
duty Of the Execulivo---a duty which he owes to
the People of the South-that he should en-
dcuvor 10 fill tue Post Office Department with
men who Will not, by virtue of their office, aid
in circulating these documents in the Southern
States, whore they are prohibited by lato. The
recent and increasing circulation OF these docu-
ments is, beyond donot, attributable to the knowl-
edge that the Postmaster General is thorough.
going Free Soil man, and in all probability an
Abotionst; and it is bad beginning for the
administration of Southern President that the
enemies OF our institutions should have such
confidence IN the agents Of the Post Office De-
partnent, and that their confidence thus far has
not been misplaced. There were scarcely one
VI 'hSSo "SN"''N"'' Vi P"POio S"Sui"teu uhuo'
the late administration
Were tue Postmaster General empowered To
prohibit the transit by mail Of anything he might
deem lncendlary, we fear we should receive
very few ot the Issues of the press faom South
Carolina. For the benefit Of all parties, the mail
had better be left free-for the same censorship
tDat would prohibit the circulation OF the Appeal
of the Abutlonlsts, would have put the ban on
the Address OF. the Southern Members of Con
gress.- Wash. National Era.