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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-01-05
The Wisconsin Tribune,
PUBLISHED EvERr FRIDAY
Al Mineral Point, Io'oa County, "is-,
BY GEORGE ". BLISS

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It's Importance to the Married

Its Importance to the Married
may be gathered from the fact, that Irap
eiiing Agents make from
Three to rive Dollars DaYi
from its sale, hundreds Of active, enter
prizing agents are accommodating a little
competence from the liberal Discount alF
lowed, and the great demand for il. Or
ders are required to be accompanied with
payment.
Copies will be sent by mail free of post
age to the purchaser.
Overtwenty thousand copies have been
sent by mail within three months with
perfect safety aud certainty.
On ,he.receipt OF One Dollar, the Mar
ried W5man's Private Medical Compa"'
iun' win be cent lmaiied FREE to any part
Of the Jrted States. All letters and ap!
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cal Companion is sold by booksellers
throug ghout' the United S,atesi
January, 10, ls4e.-6m. $500.
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Sheriff s Sale.

virtue Of a writ OF q. ia out Of the
~ Court of c mu,on Pleas of Wyandot
Cunnty, Ohio. will expose to public sslo
at the rIsiae1ce of George Williams. in
M'fin To" ushlr, Wy audoi county. OHIO
on the l0th day Of April, 1919, belw cen
he hours Of 10 O'Clock A. M. and 4 o..
clock p. M. of ssii day the following
personal property 10 wit: one bay mare
taken as he property of George William
a The sliil OF Dawn Wilson.
T. BAIRD. Sheriff w. C. o.
March 2s. Ic4e-a~-si.l l2s
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voyance.

The defnitiou of this term is clear vi s =
ion--or clear sightedness, and whatever
the revelations may be thro' this fsculiy y
revealed so clearly, that he who runs ma,
read, that DIR. Bragg's Sugar Coated pills
are the most popular medicines now be-
fore the public. And the reason is as
clearly developed-and that is, that they
perform all that the Doctor promises for
them; and there is no difficulty in taking
them, as they are sweet in the mouth
Try them.
See DR.. Bragg's advertisement 10 an-
other column.
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The Ohio Cultivator:
T e Il VI 5


Two Dolls. per Fear In Advance. q,
-Four Copies ordersd at one time,
THREE DoLLARs. and at the sams rate
Us cents each, for apy additional nuns
ber, a "a,
MNew snbacribers will be furnished with
the hack numbeIs of the current volume.
and all or either of the four previous vol.
Umes. il desired.
Tie four published volumes are neatly
bound in printed paper covers, suitable
for sending by mail, price rs cents each,
or 'hefull set Of vols. for 81 seat free Of
The postage on volume is 20
cts. tor any distsnee. :
Address NJ. b. BATEliAM.S
Columbus, u.
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special Master Commissioners sale,

special Master Commissioners sale.
Nathen NJ. Wrgn,3
,.s., s,::,,. Is: IN c"A'e'ar.
FeY virtue of Decreial order Issued
AStrom The Court of Common Pleas of
Wyando, County, OHIO, to me directed
| will offer fer sale, at public vendne, al
lie door Of the Court House in Upper
Ssndusky, in said county, on
The 24th day qf april nert,
between The hours of IL clock A. N. 81
O'clock p. NJ OF said day, the following
Lots in the Town of McCu,cheoville
viz: In lots number seven ri three G3 !
and four IA ] and also frac,Ional lot nuns
Der six (b] containing twenty six rods
being the same more or less in The frs,
west Addition 10 tue town Of McCutch
enviile, W,andoi County. OHIO, taken
as Tie property Of Jacob Sheely to satisfy
sand order ia favor uf Nathen vi Wright.
THOMAS BAIRD,
Special Master Commissioner Ia Chan
Gerry.
Ma oh %, ls49--4-S2
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Notice of Petition.

Notice is hereby given. that there will
be petition presented tosthe Commis
sioners of Wysndot county.at their next
June session, A. ID. 1s49. praying for the
location aud establishment of county
road: commencing at road leading from
The Baughman's settiementto Upper San
d"sky. 10 commence at George MikIe's
east line IN salem township. RAINING due
north on a line between James Heading
ton aud foumberd and Aug. so as 10 IN
ierseci the Blanchard rusd leading from
VI. Bhnchard to rswfOrdvilIe, 10 Crsw
ford township. a
: April eib. ts4e-7-4~.
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Caution.

hereby canton all persons from ppr
= chasing note OF band given by me, TO
Samuel Kpsbt for 81 dollars dated March
l7Ih. les9, parable eight months sfisi
date, said mute WAS obtained without cup.
i'd e ration.
MICHAEL CRU s5EL.
March p, f5i9-5-3t
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In these days of Excitement the public
credulity is taxed to an enormous extent.
Excitement pervades every new acquisition
in science, literature, or art. Yet, 'notwith-
standing the unprecedent enthusiasm with
which It has been received, there is one re-
cent attainment in medical science, which,
we think, rickly merits all that has been said
in its tavor.sWe allude to Dr. Guysott's Vel
low Dock and Sarsaparilla Exract,-the un-
rivalled and rapidly increasing popularity of
which over all similar and counterfeit prepar.
atoms, and the entire faithin its virtues pro
fessed by those who have used il, seem to us
pretty strong recommendations.
We are sufficiently convinced Of ito in;rin-
sic virtues, and unhesitatingly advise the sick
to test IT'S curative powers.
II The agent for our place is w. Kiskaden. :
We ask our readers TO run their eyes
over the following extract from letter
" written BY an Agent for Vaughn's Litbon.
triptic Mxiure-a remedy now m"re
sought for, than ant panacea which has
ever heep Introduced TO the world.
sWashseglcn, Fe5ette Conu'v, Ohio, !
~ Dec go, 1916.
DR.. G. c. vAraHs:-We have sold all
The mixture left with us. as much more
would no have supplied Tho demand since
we have been out--the trial Of the medi-
cine has decided its charactar--it wills
have great run, purchasers have
recommed 10 others all over the county
and many are tins moment waiting to
buy. You must contrive to eend us two
boxes as suonsas possible. We hope you
will not delay, as our customers are anx
about the article. Write and let us
k1ow if YOU can send Immediately.
Yours,
REID g. SANDERS.'
Reader call upon the Agents whose
names are found under the Grpat .4meri-
can Remedy Advertisement. iet pam
phet, study the why and wherefore.
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AT an election dinner, lately, voter
said he had never received bribe TO the
extent of a farthing.
oh, Smith, how can yon say SAT obser.
we'd another voter, when know that Mr..
w. sent you hhreF
sAy, that's true enough. but it was full
Of maggots!'
We'll. then, was the rejoinder, III il
were no, bribery, it was corruption!'
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Markets
From the Ohio Statesman.

From the Ohio Statesman.
Cincinnati April, z.
FlouR-Saes Of 1900 bbls. at 90 20.
HoGs-There is more doing to day, and
and prices are better.
PoRK-Mess So
WB,sKEy--Prces have declined; price l6c
per gallon.
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Take two posts, 7 inches
square aud 81 feet in length
sink them 3 feet in the ground
('eaving "a fee, above ground)
wedge them firmly in wi h
stones alone. 10 the side Of
eachpos,, and 3 inches from.
the ground triangular NOR
use must he sunk. 2 inches
IN depth, A inches high and 3
inches wide A shallow notch
in the shape of a V must be
cut IN The tops Of the posts
A rail corresponding at the
ends with the shape of this
notch, is to be laid on the tops
af the posts. The lower rail
is then to be fitted in the ;ri
angular mortise cut in the
side of the posts. This is to
be done by making The ends
OF that rail round, like to
gndgeops, which are to be in
serted into the mor,,se, each
gudgeon about "a inches in
diameter. and Of any length
that may please. This done,
the frame II the fence 10 COM
plote and ready for the boards
10 be mailed up and down on
the two rails.-Tbe boards
should be about A feet long
and nailed on that aide OF the
rails against which the water
is likely to fow. The boards
are to be put on like pailings.
This being 6nisnsd, the
fence is also finished, and the
benefit of il is this: When
the food strikes against it,
even al moderate height, ,
he round gudgeons Of the
lower rail will slide up the
sloping sides of the morlise
"a ~ which they lie, and the up-
per rail will, in like manner,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-04-20

A young lady, Looking into the family
Bible, aud observing the date Of her birth
took her pencil aud wrote
Above the age Of tweaty zone and not
married. @
This induced her falber 10 write be-
peath--
He whogiveth in marriage doeth well,
bal be sho'givetb not in marriage doe'h
better
To which she made the foliswing reply;
Dear father, love TO do woit; let those
do better who csnn
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Is, out so the notches on the tops of the
posts, and the entire Pannell fall fiat up
on the ground, secured and resting on
he gndgeons Of the lower rail, until the
swollen stream has spent its force and
flowed over it. When the swell o { waler
has subs'ded, all that is to be done TO res
store the enclosure, is to lift up the falls
en- pannels, which will easily turn on the
gmdgeons ais an axle, and the fence wal
be sgan as perfect and firm as when first
erected.
Tie cut al the side is iniented to res
present ,lhe posts with the mortise and
notch as above described. N
Rights for townships or counties may
be had%by applying 70 the suoscr' ber
living al the Indian Mil near Upper Sans
dnsky WNando, Go o., or to any of their
authorized agents Farm rights viii al
so be sui3, aud even for few pannels
The prioe " i'll be in proportion TO the
tsnefts secures when the purchase 10 not
for The entire ground exposed.
All orders addressed to us, post paid
will receive prompl attention.
MYERS g. HEFFLEBOWER.
Vrnnop Wpan1nt 10 n
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GER Z,EFIC.ATE.

The Undersigned, citizens OF Orrstown
and vicinity do certify tha, Wm. Miller
the poteutee of the Flood Fence has more
than 40 pannels OF the fence on his farm
in SITUATION much exposed to be swept
h, floods, that part OF said fence runs
with the stream and part OF 1t slopes
down into the channel to low water
mark; that this fence was lately exposed
10 the force nf violent Flood that swept
ava, much fencing on the course Of the
stream, and that il has withstuod the flow
of water without any precep'ibIe injury.
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FLOOD FfEENCE,.
A valuable Improvement for Farmers.

HNHE Subscribers have purchased the
=, right OF making w. Mller's Flood
Fence for the State Of Ohio beg leave TO
call the attention to those interest ed in
its construction. The Pa,epiee's de-
scririi"n IS in the follow ing words
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MOST EXTRAORDINARY WORK!
.Marq'aed W0acan's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
BY DIR. A. M .N.4URICE.4U

PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
BY DIR. A. M .N.4URICE.4U,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
Sixth EDITION. lsmo. PIP $50. Price 81.
$4,000 Copies SOLD IN SIX MONTHS!
Years of suffering, of physical and men.
tai anguish to many an sffectionate wife e.
and pecuniary difficulties to the husband
might have been spared; Thousands new
poor would have enjoyed completeness
ibousaDds now broken in health would
have enjoyed il; hundreds now in their
graves been still alive, by timely pos.
session of this work.
II is intended especially for the mar.
ried, ,or those contemplating marriage,
rs il discloses important secrets which
should be known TO them particularly.
Truly, knowledge is poser. Ii is
health happiness, sf1uencs.
The revelations contsined in its pages
have proved blessing 10 thousands, as
the innumerable letters received by the
author will attest.
Here, also, every female-tbe wife, the |
mother, The one either budding Into wo /
m anheod, or the one in the decline Of |
years In whom nature centemplates an
important change can dIscoveftbe causes.
and tile most e fi C Ien n I remedies,
and mos, certain mode Ct care. in ever
eemr'siut 10 which her ssx is sulject. +
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE IN CARY!

BOOT AND SHOE STORE IN CARY!
YsN
Il HE undersigned is now opening q
large stock of assor ed boots aod shoes
ia Cary. which lie offers cheaper for cash
than has ever besn offered IN these Dig
gins. Gail and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. New swork anu
repairing doos 10 order.
J.. III. DIFENnERFER.
April 20ib. lS46-s-iy
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Reuben Waidler. Michael X. Wengei,
John Orr, Esq, DR.. r. G. HAYS.
jacob Powders, David Spencer, Esq
John Foust, Simon Dlehi,
John Thompson, Jacob Kendig,
Samuel Ri,chie, Col James b. Orr,
Samuel KniseIy, Hugh Smith,
John Mellnger, William Orr
Slrawbridge, ST., Joseph Hester,
Henr, &. II lIar, J. X Dewall,
Peter 5 nmp, JOHN Lee
Peer HolIar, sr, P. &. hoNar,
Henry Misb, Wm. fi-tkcr,
e. w Hollar, Peter Hullar,
john Powders, Lew Kendig,
Enoch Lewis, Fl L. Cramer.
II Kendig, j. &. WaidIer,
Samuel Heister.
GEORGE MYERS.
March 23d, l949.--4-2m. $500.
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The Travelling Public

In style which shall not be surpassed in,
this community. The stand is the most
extensive and commo dions of anv in the
place, in addition to which every personal
attention will be paid TO render the
House an agreeable and comfortable re-
sort for strangers and al who may please
to call
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Upper Sandusky Hotel
H. FLACK,
Upper Sand usky, Svyandot County, ohio.

The und ersigned would respectfully an
nounce to the public, that he has taken
the above named House, recently occn-
pied by e. Huber, and has tlfbroughl,
renovated and refurDished il and is now
prepared to accommodate
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MCCutChen g. Anderson
-..:.:za-@k&.A-eaAAA1,a-

and WINTER GOODS, carefully selec.
ted from the latest importations and man-
ufactured articles. The stock will con
siss of every article usauIly keen in dry
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A THOUS AND NAMES

as proof Of cures in this distressing class
of complaints. See pamphlet. All bro
ken down, debiltated consultation from
the ettecto of mercury, will find the bra-
eng power of this article TO act immedi-
ately, and the poisonous mineral eradi-
Gated from the system.
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REID g. SANDERS.'

Reader call upon the Agents whose
names are found under the Grpat .4meri-
can Remedy Advertisement. Gel pam
phlet, study the why and wherefore.
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adsi~g do.bt Of tAs fad at Grsytowa belongs srea-
have the honor be, with the greatest respect your
post oosdsnt and humble servant p.ruRRsToN
Besides this which pany expresses that
1.-THE English cabinet will dess from its design of usnrPa
lton on our territory the is informed that Mr.
John Foster British consul the port Of Realio in
Ncaragua has been commissioned by the English min.
stry TO negotiate with the Pussan Baron Bulow, In order
that colony of Germans might be established In the port
of San Juan de Nicaragua wherefore has directed the
Of America and the diplomatic agents and
consus Of European nations residing in Central America
Protect.
eovERsMEsr HOUSE,, May IA. lsas
10 his Ereslsaey Lord pai..systss a,;,;.. w.;...
At the very time that the supreme governments OF the
state had accredited business agent % .e phsh
10 territory and the port Of San JUAN which We're nn-
lawfully retained by British agents. has come 70 lis no
tice, that Mr. John Foster yice-consul o. the same nsn
horty from his government has negotiated with me fr9s
sian Baron Bulow form q colony Of Germans In the
aforementioned port of San Juan, and my government
which cam suffer any doubt be thrown over the ow-
nersp and authority which belongs TO Nicaragua ia that
territory and port and which ought 10 repe and always
will repel advance unjust IN every point o. view
any act which tends It's ACKNOWLEDGMENT and
unlawful possession has given me express orders ad
dress your exceency and manifest through TO the
government Of Great Britain in the most solemn manner
az ainst The colonization referred TO- any other ac
OF usurpafion, violence committed against inter
national Igh-a violence 10 which IL never VIII assent
and that IL Is be understood ia any manner that Nj
caagua will be responsible for the evils which may hap
pen the coonss in consequence OF its establishment IN
the territory Of Nicaragua, from the hostile results
which may arise from II.
\ SALINAS.
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~ aaEEs a rAsrEr. A.eu....r..

~ GREEN q TAsrET, A.ee...srs.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At Auction =
III On Friday TIE oh instant shall At b.e 6n,srlv
occupsd BY ne Belgian ministers south New Jere,
q. m, good Iot of furniture, viz
Mahogany sofa, parior and rocking chairs
DO marbie-top pier and centre tables
Do and WORK tables, bedsteads
Do ottonsns, sideboerd, and bureaus
GiItframe mirrors, and other looking glasses
Cane and rush seat chairs, warirobcs
Andiron-, shovel and tongues, and tenders
Feather beds, hair and other mattresses
Moreen and other window curtains, blinds
Cooking and alright stoves, crate, &C.
Terms cash GREEN TAsTET,
Oct I7-,hWThkF AuctiopeerrL
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N.vAt--Tbe Phisdephia Bulletin ha. letter iron, n
Francisco which siaisssihst the United States
PEBBLE was spoken by the Ohio, about the 10Th o.
Longitude IA "A w, latitude IS 10 She had pseu
~ Lar from China and out OF plement OF ID ~
IA were sick with violent form OF dysentey; 10 hsa
an Inc passage and "a were expected 70 live ~
ubling Of the Ohio, ordered the Preble 70 be taken
sand wich IsIands. - q
A drsushs q 50 sssmen for general service suvs
Norfolk Saturday, from Philadelphia, under oom"'
Of Lieut. Thomas Turner.
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Dancing Academy.
r. r. H. LIABLE has the honor the citizens
WI Washington and Georgetown that dancing school will
Tuesday, h Of November his residence Pennyva
MIA avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel
Days of nion Thursdays, and
days; Georgeown-Mondays and Fridays.
Sept 3O-TuTh& saf.n
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,r,,, y =. =. waIear, s.srs stow, !.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sTORy BRICK HOUSE AND
bOIby virtue Of deed Of dated the 10Th day OF sep
and recorded in the land records Of washington coun
", snail sell " 'front.' Of the 20 Of October
nert q ms part o. loo 90 in the original plan Of George
town. D. " ON he west side Of jefferson with The ree
story brick house thereon Terms cash bankable funds
Sept le-dn Y. g. WRIGHT, Auet
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A correspondent in Washington county, Virginia, ,
forms us Of new process by which political "ene"'
are to be punished:
"The cabinet has taken q new mode OF punisn'ntc
moerscy in this county aud that Is, discontlnnms
Offices in the strongest democratic neighboihooo. a
post office at Three Springs place OF some W or
In very thickly settled neghborbood, and an oa -
end where there IL much mail matter disrib h.sr
discontinued No one knows any reason for we ~,
and there certainly capnot be any good reason ine
ofIice Kinderhook Is certainly much needed but pro-
ton IL the waichword II they cannot have y ~ one M
il must come In another. But 1852 viii coircc. -
msfters A. far ss my small voice and weak pen GU
justice viii be DONE as we want no pledge from OUT
date in relation 20 removals
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A CARD.-wALTER HARPER CO., Pennsylvania avenue,
n OH would respectfully call
on q te customer and purchasers generally q Their new and
desirable stock Of French and English goods selected with
from the latest importation, and consisting Of variety and style
Their stock Of domestic goods IL also complete.
Oct I6--Jcoif
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COR RENT ana posscssssn given immediately, That
large, and nnclccaied boarding house az The
corner OF TN street west and Pennsylvania avenue
Tor terms, kc., apply the premises, ~ 80 $1,000
Oct lt--aaw2wThsat&T ANNE r. DERM0TT.
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% scotlsnd's burning, scotiar
Look cut ! look out!
Pre- ! firei fret fire.
Cast on no Wafer.o

But the trick was too clumsy for its purpose. The
American people will 60 for their country right wrong;
but they will not hesitate TO depore the striking blum
des OF incompetent officers in national affairs, to rebuke
the use OF ofcia station for personal partisan objects,
designate other instances in this category but limits
foreign relations. has been unlucky or most unsk
full We will not stop 10 compare the present conduct Of
the State Department with that under the late admins
uation, which commanded such high respect at home
and abroad In the language Of prominent speaker al
the first wing meeting in this city, which General Tay
Tor was nominated, cit not TO be expected that he
1.-THE Genera) should know much about these things "
Bal the promise that 1--WE he whigs) will take OF
that has not been realized and his cabinet this
spect has proven as incompetent as himself There is
one consolation 70 disappointed peopleouR ELECTIONS
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CONDITIONS.

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ery saturday morning at TWO DOLLARS per an.
nun, payable half yearly In advance, via sl
on ,uhs,ri1rng and 81 upon entering on the last
Elk months and II not paid according 70 the a.
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No'lh'c.puon taken for shorter period ol time
thlu siv mouths, nor discontinued until all ar
rslrayes shall have been paid, which must be
one month prior to the expiration OF the tern
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tor will he considered a new engagement
Advertisements GOnspIcuously inserted at one
dollar CASH per square (of Ia lines or les5) ioT
three times, and twenty-five cents per square for
avery subsequent insertion. Business Cards in
serted al three dollars per annum, A liberal
discount made TO yearly advertisers.
LErrERs, CoMMuNIcArIONS, &C., addressed "a
the Editor, on business pertaining to the Office
must be postpaid, to secure attention.