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GROCERIES.

MAY be had, ut CORNER or MATs ind SoUTHBRiDGE
Nl STREETs, general assortment Of Groceries Also a
variety Of articles for family NEW LUMP BUTTER
Of prime quality received weekly and deliverable FAM
lies near, through the season, fdesred 1rAlso Wooden
Stone and EartheD Ware for sale White and brown Rags
taken IN exchange for goods, Flour excepted.
l.. STRING, End, No. 297 Main,
May l6 dwtf and Sonthbrdge Street
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HOUSE fOr &aIe.

"A A NEW and convenient Dwelling House on South
e IA bridge Street For particulars inquire of the sub.
%ss@%scrber WILLIAM L. THROOP.
Jan 80 DIFF
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Washing and Cleansing Compound.
Y its all dread Of Washing DAYS are removed as hun
dreds will testify who have received the benefit of tA
use, within the last three months Having greatly nproyc
ed this article. we with confidence, offer II the pub
as SUPERIOR to any other preparation ofhe hind IN use
AS there are many limitations, purchasers will be partcu
lar to ask for that made and sold by
G. "A. q Il. HARRINGTON
Worcester April 20. DIFF so Main Street
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For Sale or Exchange,

FARM of 40 acres, situated mile from sutton
s4 CENTRE Also, several out lots convenient to the
farm. Also, WOOD LOT OF 80 acres, miles from SAID
farm. For particulars, inquire Of GUSTAVUS ELLIOT
Chandler st, Worcester. eodlOm June %
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FOR SAFE.

x~z A COTTAGE HOUSE, nearly new, on Salenl-st
eTsA IA containing rooms, with good supply of water
@ very desiable place for small family and will be
sDd cheapa part Of the purchase remain if desired
Apply to WIN. A. DRAPER Il co,
April IS. diff IS Front Street
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For Sale or to LET,

ONE New and one Secondhand JOB WAGON; Also,
eral. r. G. FISH
JuneS DIFF
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PROUTY & MEARS,
New hot Air Ventilating BrickFurnace,

FOR 1850.
WIS is an entirely furnace, combining many yalua
Die improvements and obviatng many Of the objections
o. tne Brck Furnaces now in use; being only feet high
is peculiarly adapted to low cellars, which admits of an
unusual elevation of the hot air pipes immediately after they
leave the brick work. thus allowing more direct escape Of
he neat from the air chamber the be heated than
Is usually obtained in other kinds 1t perfectly simple in its
construction and can be very easily cleaned or ashes
even Mhen IN operation ifequred Being made entirely of
IRON OF unusual thickness it is durable and not
haDie to get out Of repair for many years.
Inc subscribers also sole proprieors of"anks In
proved furnace which have given unqualified satisfaction
or the last three years of which seen in opera
on IN the Court House, New School House on Goldst
ana many OF the private residences in the ciy
would invite all, who about procuring Furnaces
UT are otherwse interested in these articles call and
q nlne the above at our Ware Rooms where will also be
flund Prouty q Mears's Improved PORTABLE Hot
an venlatmg Furnaces Cooking Ranges the celebrated
Medal or Madeira Parlor Stove and general assortment
OF coal and wood Cooking and Office Stoves.
DAVID PROUTY, & co.
l9 4 20, North Market Street BOSTON,
APfHo d3taweoW WeoDl
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5000 keWard!

MYERS CO.'S Specific for the cure of all diseases
l of the urinary organs Gonorrhea elect Gravel Inam-
nation OF the Bladder Kidneys Leucorhea Tor whites) in
lemaes &C. 1t makes speedy and permanent cure with
out the least restriction in diet drinks or change
m business The proprietors challenge single instance
wnch TINS Mixture will not cure under the forfeiture of
$5O0 Many are cured in 48 hours Sold in Worcester by
u. SCOTT JR, d CO., 213 Main St and by Carter, Col
coru q PRESTON, BOSTON, d3taweop& weop3m24
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TO Let.

"a THAT LARGE MACHINE SHOP on CENTRAL
FM4A STREET, with good STEAM ENGINE ofthirty
~sML Horse power Boiler new and in perfect ORDER Two
Black Smith Shops and all the convenences usually fonnd
In such an establishment.
The whole will be let together for Of years and
possession given the first OF July For further par
Lculars apply to the subscriber.
BENZ. +. HEYWOOD,
Worcester, June u, diff No l47 Main Street
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For Sale.

A-a 1.-TWO HOUSES One a Cottage on Glen st VOL,
E:1 built, OF frst-rate materials and commanding
cd prospect of the city. The other story house
or TWO families on Newport Street There is about 5000
cet of land attached to the last named-prce Sl45O In
quiIe OF OZIAS HUDSON
MARCH dwtf
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
% REG O.jV' EgaFEEs EDEE,

THIS OIL is prepared by II. C. CURRIER, who is the
sole Proprietor in United States and is the great
est discovery in the known world The growth Hair
and wErransd a. WIN cause the hair where ii
has iailen on AID is preventative and makes il
grow thick, DARK and silky. Price 90 per bottle The
pest OF references be obtained rom those who have
been benefited in this city
b The money will be paid back in all cases when
the vi does not give satisfaction.
eoe Agents IN Worcester VIM. d. FENNO g. SON.
1S6 Main Street dwtf mi = .
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HORSE &IEOEInG

rsz.(A WILL be strictly attended to at the shop at
I'm ~ the FOOT OF MECHANIC STREET by the sub
scrlDer All persons who have lame )rses by aat
e1, la5e quarters or interfering invited to call as
oeeVe can give them satisfaction, for think they are all
Causeu ey pad hitting the shoes and bad shoeing think
between fiat foot and narrow contracted footso iii
norses should not be shod alike hot shoe is no benefit 10
tar had better be kept in the pot than to turn
IL on the horses ioot-this is my opinion.
r.,o ISAAC WOODCOCK,
~ 10 avn Mechanic Street.
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Electro Plating and Gliding.

DOOR PLATES of various patterns
E subscriber prepared Gid or Silver all kinds
OF ewery, Watches and any other article usually eal
anzed He also keeps hand Cup Batteries of Conner for
kinds of Batteries for Gliding ana Medical use with Roofs
OF instruction which families will find to be very useful
also, Porous Cells Zinc Cylinders and Plates Platinum
ShIs Tor Gayanic Batteries. o. Instruction given on lib
era TERMS go VI '
lie Is also manufacturing of the best and handsomer
Door Plates and Numbers for HOUSES that has been offered
TO the public OF Silver Plate of different patterns and Glass
Plates OF various kinds. ~ ~
Tin Sheet Iron, and Lead; Copper Pumps Set Kttle Con-
per Boilers re timed
me above work done in workmanlike manner for Cash
w ,uettoey 81 me goods. WIN. LUCAS,
June IL dtI rear 0f13 CentrdE-st Yorccster
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GEORGE SFSSTONS.

CITY SEXTON AND UNDERTAKFR.
Residence, No. ARCH STREET; Odice-Nessenger,
Roon1, Caty Hail. COFFINS furnished to order at hi,
Wareroom, REAR Of Sc THoMAs-Sr diff NAV 90
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Cod Liver Oil
POTASu

0F superior quality, just received and for sale by
March IL. DIFF Santhh;d .
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Coffin W1VreIeOggse.

comm bEiNF0feO?ESe.
III b. COMlNGS, City SEXTON AND UNDER
~ TAKER keeps constantly hand general assortment
OF COFflNS OF all kinds lSextons and others from the
heghDorlng towns will be furnished short notice.
Residence, SO Thomas Street,
WARERooMs, rear of the same,
May 30, 1856. diff WORCESTER
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New Buggy for Sale.
CHEAP FOR CASH Also 500 Wrougb, Iro, moon
~ sCRAPERs at 371 cts each. III On r. pi SIN
June5 80 W ron.
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GENTS Fine MOOts.

W BooTsthe finest we have had, and unsurpassed
ny my IN the city. SMITH d BROTHER,
dune7 Gwistf ll6 Main Street
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Farmers.

WE subscriber would remind those Farmers who bov,
oaes 81 Cheese that he IL prepared to receive ma ~
tend 10 marketing the same CASH Pain a. ctiu ny ~
four weeks alter received atny store wa 'iiAroH
Oakham, Mays. Il nrxrpp ,,,,
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JOY 10 the World.

DERRY DAVIS N SONS PAIN KILLER (none othe r
genuine) Sold wholesale and retail by
p. HOLBROOK a. Co,
IAN ~ DIFF 25l Main-st.
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~~ANAA HAOCA SHNRhNNhs
NE subscriber ready manufacture and repair Locks
,uish and ut extra Keys hang and repair door Bells
m XII ana repair Shears, Knives Razorsght jobbing
an klnds-at NO. 20 EXcHANGE STREET.
way ~ DIFF T. s. REEVE.
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RefrigeratOrs.

H. D MS y upreht and PATTERNS Chest REFRIGERA
49, nos OF AL sizes, at manuacurers' prices for sale
ig urniture Ware Rooms opposite Central Exchange
June IL DIM TABER a. LAWRENCE.
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Democratic Principles.

The people, the olly source Of legiti-
mate power. - "f.:s3 1851 bsE a>il
The absolute and lasting severence Of
Church and State. sf73 asFs-Hsaa u Il f@
The freedom, sovreignty, ard independ.
ence Of the respective States. ss.a @F
The Union, a cenfedsracy, compact,
neither consolidation nor centraliza-
ton. esss.s ;sg nj fes7ao So. ....t..-
The Constitution OF the Union, d special
written grant Of powers limited and def,
mite. .=.a..
The civil. paramount to military, pow.
The representative to obey the ins.ruc.
tions Of his constituents. use U.s.. z... a-.,
Elections free, and suffrage univer-
sal. u !: - a455 .4-.S.zs.fs. aaasen5. F5G "a
No hereditary Office, nor order nor IL
tie. V a.-ss Il. i-g-# S sssz4 ..t, 4..s.t s
No taxation beyond public wants.
r No national debt il f.possible. -4os.. ts
No costly splendor Of administration. II
Noproscription Of opinion, nor Of public
discussion. ii.,.-. :, 81 ss..-, .....ss'.,. ~.
NO unnecessary interference with indi
vidual conduct, property or speech. ,..tf :
No favored classes, and DO monopo
lies. .g-% F. -, - x....,.
No public moneys expended, except BY
warrant of special appropriation. n ,....~I
/ No mysteries of government inaccessi
4 bic to the public eye. ,s-.. -,
Public compensation for public services
salaries moderate, and pervading econo
my. THOMAS JEFFERSON,
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-E=1fa ftGt,
1i)t portage 9eutihfl.


publishers .rsssN ,5;Egv5,t1 Il s,.1i,-.,
.THE BOOK OF. THE NATIoN"a /,
Gedey's Lady's Book For 1851
mas. q /, HAZE AND L. a. sonEY, EDITORS.
Ameficas Writers & American Artists =
II Amefican Fashion Plates. 5asr
"Tas LadysaBooh iran 'Art ats.io" IN itse!f:pPa.
shS universel voice Of the Press has pro.
hcbnced this publication ut the head Of
AdsSaiean tmagazines. The publisher, ~
obediencs to ibe public voice, means TO
keS1 II there; he has ahey ability ane in.
cl,na,ion to do so. Aslong advertisements
urs seldom fead, ,the publisher Of the Book
means d be as brief ase possible. IsBy re.
ference 10 an advertisement published on
the escoser :of the Book, a specimen oI
which willbe sent to any person request.
j,s il. postage paid, it will be seen what
il ANA t3o,,e id 1851. . /, will abound iE
Lines Sapplsi and Meszotin.o Engrayings
and Coiofed Plates. aa'sf1 sass7 iaasD :
The list Of plates advertised by US. are
ait steel, no, wood cut among them. -
Wien you ses. a list Of plates advertised
INQUIRE what they ate before you subscribe.
|, will hate an undeniable American
Fashion Plu,s In each number. h ,.ss
No ladysean amake a dress TO sun our
more, refined taste. md be in The fashion,
excepting from "Godey's reliabie Fash
ioas,isi', n easssat aHk .-aizss.,ig
The Model Cottages will be continued
md Ia everysanumber will be something
uew for the lady's work.tablc, such as
KNITTING. Netting. Crurhst. Patch Work.
Leather Ribbon, Chenille and Lace Collar
Work; .Childseus' aud lnfunt's clothes.
Caps,, Capes, Chemise.ies, aud in fact
everything ,hat will pisase the ladies. . ;.
Undoabied Receipts and New Music viii
also be gwen regularly. -. '.s.-' -,
American Authors, both male aid fe.
.asle, win grace The ". TX by the" con'fi'
h,itiiopp:s. s.: Ii faca. .psrformance. moi Pom
..es, 3 she pecuitar tsieit Of the Publisher
af The only liady's Book published in
America. The Proprietor Of the Book
havnc conducted ii for nearly 81 years,
considers bis oNii inste fur superidf to my
profsssiundt rstsch. as n caterer fof the
amusement and Information Of the ladies
Ut his own eoantty. sE9 s.'=s! 2d' Si3Sfi
FEW NOTICES.
Far lie great encouras sefftsfit 10 Ameri-
can Writer'S, It should be found in the par
lor of every family in the land-Oh,o
Western Emporium. >; aaszsy
III MI. The ftia asazines that have come
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.saWhat,s 70 pay1n asked a passenger. as
hsi aliehtsd from cab in New York
aFiNy cents, 'was the answers andeed!''
said the passenger, tsths awiallowsyou bu!
Is cents" "Well," said the whip, "but
eoss for the ~kgher lav."
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sSLAvExy sNBRAzIL.-Adyicesl ~ from
Rio DO Jansiro, ofths 4.h Of September,
bring decree Of the Emperor abolishing
the traffic inlslayss and declaring irpiracy.
CONSEQUENT upon this there is rumor that
the English government have at length re-
solved TO- give up the n'aintainancsi OF
shsir African squadron. .s=.gIa77 BIO 49,
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-s'fisslso - jgsssiT.aeg7 81 seas sinst' 2 )
8n~ sm'a'- 1852 III snimizs os ssasiois.
.'asea.5t6s s iagii. f'saJ aSf wsls
aofiustia 1iaoE lia7 L-rsai 7gS sisls !
i.7.Hs3s Is ,stisa'.7 - 10 gfg.eqo1q sd ci
tauy aiFs ,ss Z sTssq y. q II JS -t.r .zrb
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.gEsgss Ell -tt ,.-a1asar s.,i;
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-08-13
SWANS READING BOOKS,

UIIsI ID ii
THOMAS, COWPERTHWAIT & co, Phil.
p,;,,oy,, S,booJ Peod,rs por,1 . o,,d 2 .
,,,.'''',''y S,IooJ '' pe",ie D;',.i,, Gota,j
,5'u1'""T 9c"oo' neouG'i ,, 11'S'ttot ,ochoo'
HeG"e'' HSTucftce heu"cr a"d I"nou0ct.o"
to Do., amt lOung LddieS Reddcr; SPcHmg
BOok, dhd The Introduction 10 DO.
This series of Books has been several years
before the public. They have been subjected
TO the TEST of gxrEa1ENcr, in the bestand most
popular public and private schools in The coun
Try Noreader, are more extensively used id
all parts fthc United states, than these; ant
wherever used, they have given the highest Sa,.
iSfact IN. and secured The most marked resnl;r
we might fiji an entire number Of this paret
with the recommendations OF the most etnincn
Teachers and Friends oI Education, from all
parts OF the Union. where they are now used.
Those who wish to see Il few o.. the names Of
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t.,5' The Ossolis still sleep under the surf,
and it is now scarcely hoped that their bod
les will be recovered. The corpse OF the
child has been disinrerrcd by the relatives
of Madame Ossoli, and taken to Massachus-
cts for burial.
The pirates and wreckers at Fire Island,
where the Elizabeth was lost, were guilty of
the mos; infamous wholesale plundcr of the
goods and bodies washed ashore from the
wreck. On Saturday, the collector Of New
York started an expedition to hunt up the
robbers and secure the property stolen. No.
less than forty persons, some Of them passing
as respectable, were examined, and proof
found against them Of having plundcred the
wreck. or goods floating a'hore, which will
send them to The penitentary. Their names
will be handed over 10 the district attorney
TO be submitted to the grand jury for VIC.
lating the revenue laws Of the United States
The Express states that in one house on the
Island wero found 1000 lbs. of wool, in an
other 40 bars of soap, in another 20, IL &c.
in another quantity of silk, in another bbls
of oil, in another flasks Of oil, Leghorn hats,
sc. All this camo from the wreck Of The
Elizabeth, and some of the goods have been
carried miles from the wreck. Some Of
these articles were found in the possession of
respectable farmers, and upon the person Of
one woman was found dress supposed to
have belonged to the Countess Ossoli, and
there are reasons to suppose that this dress
was not only taken from her body when
drowned bu, that its owner had been plum
dered of the jewels which it contained
Some Of the clothing of the Marchioness,
and of her child, and some of the clothing Of
Henry Sumner, were found, as also the mar
bic bust of the child all of which are in
possession Of the officers.
Mr., IL. d. Thoroau, of Concord, returned
from Fire Island on Sunday afternoon last.
Ills search Tor the body and manuscripts of
Madame Osso!i were entirely unsuccessful
but before leaving, he posted up notices in
all public places, offering reward for
either.
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NU MBER 16.

kNICKERBoCKrRANA. -" The readers
Wristbands may have suffered some under
the photographed infections Of Chawls
Yellowpush.' What will he say 10 the fol-
lowing bona fdc extract from letter recciv-
ell by Hartford four-merehant, recently,
from miller in tho interior?
"'I'hc barls Of flower ar choiys. .arlcal
remit the proceeds to me iniuegiaic on \
rival
Very peculiar is the picked up style
of far Western cloquencc. WHO was it,
speaking from the stump not long since, of
Austria, and her treatment Of the Ilungari-
ans. said There's Austria, with her head
and cars erect like a geese The cry Of
freedom, rou.rg the coiled up sassengers Of
Bologna, encompasses her with the link of
liberty The despot Of Prussia turns Prus-
sian-blue at his fate, and Austria gapes in
disnav at the howl that tells Of the approach
| ing knife that is raised to wrench her apart
at the hinges Hungary has snatched the
/ burning brand of regeneration from the
hands Of the timid posicrity, and planted 1t
dccp in the bowels of the futur Let it
grow !"
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Remedy for the Cholera.

The following letter, giving the expert
enco Of respectable ship-master Of the cf.
iccts of simple remedy in eases OF cholera,
has been furnished to the New York Ere
ming Post for publication. The method is
that resorted 10 by DR.. Dickson, Of Lon
don, and the school Of practitioners to which
he belongs. lie maintains that the cholera
is produced by the spasm or palsy of the
eighth pair Of nerycs-that is to say, the
nerves which communicate between the
brain, the stomach, and the lungs, and iounds
this doctrine on some remarkable expert
ment Of the anatomist Dupuytron, who
showed that, by the simple compression Of
this pair Of nerves, asplyxia is produced,
which can be continued until it proves NOR
tal and that during this asphyxia the blood
becomes Of black or cora. color, and that
it is attended with violent efforts to vomit.
The practice founded on this viow of the
cause of cholera is the administration Of c.
metics. Mustard and common salt in warm
water, are sometimes given; sometimes tar
tar emciic, the Italian practice; sometimes
ipecac sometimes bood-warm water. This
practice, and the reasoning for it, have been
set forth in various published papers Of Dr..
Turner, to whom this letter is addressed:
New YoEK, July 20, 1850.
To DR.. TuRNER: Dear Sir In compli-
sncc with your request, respectfully reply,
that in January last, in the packet ship Isaac
Wright, under my command, sailed from
Liverpool with two hundred and five passon-
gers. Within forty eight hours after sailing,
cases of cdolera appeared on board, which !
had for some dmc treated according to the
book, with such bad success that, within five
days had thrown over twen'y.sovcn pas
sengcrs dead with the cholera. then re-
mcmbcred a method Of treatment suggested
to me by my friend and predecessor, Captain
Alexander A. Marshall, viz to give table
spoonful Of salt and a tea spoonful Of red
, pepper, and half pint Of no, water. tiict
ii with such success that did not loose an
other patient during the passage home, not
since.
=. was seized violently myself with the clo
era hal cramps and SO on, and this medicine
carried me through.
The medicine acts very promptly US al
emelc say in one or two inmates. 1t bring:
up a very offensive matter, which sticks like
glue. 1t was given, among others, to IN old
woman OF eighty -four years Of age WHO was
On deck (hough weak of course) the very
, next day.
have known it to be successfully used on
board their ships, by at least dozen ship
masters besides myself. Its use is quite gen.
eral i'll Liverpool, where even some OF the
regular doctors find it TO their advantage 10
resort to it.
Provided with this simple recipe, nc
longer consider the cholera an unmqnageablc
disease. G. /. PEABODY,
= Master Of Packet Ship Isaac Wright
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may properly dctain one for season. An
other landing is at Chimney Point, opposite
Crown Poini,-a quarter Of mile ferry on
ly between.-Barncs's from which pirate
conveyance may always be obtained, and
good accommodations enjoyed while there.
Basin lIarbor is the landing for Vergen.
mes, at which latter place, as well as At Mid
dlcbury, ample accommodations are to be
found, and suitable facilities for excursions
in the neighborhood. OF the latter, at Mid
dlcbury, the Ripton mountain ride is Ca
vorite, where is trout fishing and eating, and
shady forest scenery to any extent. Lake
Dunmorc, at an equal distance, invites moro
by is pictorial beauties, and that charm oI
mountain form and CLASSY mirror, that soothe.
while it anima,es the feelings of the pictur
esquc. II. n.
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Law of Newspapers.

|. Subscribers who do not give express no.
ticc to the contrary are considered rs wishing
to continue their subscription.
?. If subscribers order the disconinuance of
their papers, the publisher may continue to send
them till all that is due be paid.
D. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the Office TO which they arc
directed, they are held responsible till they
have settled their bills and ordered their papers
discontinued.
4 If subscribers move 10 other places with
ont informing the publisher, and the paper is
sent TO the former direction, they arc held re.
sponshe,
). The courts have decided that refusing to
take a paper from the office or removing and
leaving it tuncaed for, is prima facia evidence
of intentional fraud.
6. A Postmaster neelectng TO inform a pub
Usher when his paper is not taken from the of
fec, makes himself liable for his subscription
price