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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
RICHARD II. TYSER. TRrprRicH o. DAgEH.
Spring 4 Summer Clothing
lantlamens Furnishing Goods

GentlemenS FURNISHING G00dS
THE undersigned thankful 10 generous public
Il for past fayors, ould say TO their customers,
aud 20 the public generally, that the
MAMMOTH STOCK OF READY MADE CLOTH
ING and GrHflcmcnI IurhishiHg Good, which
they lately purchased In New York aud Philndel-
phla. has just arrived aud Is now open TO the in
spection Of all az their
Clothing Emporium,
Ia BrooLyilie, Indiana. whore uniform and leeit.
innate business ~ done. aud where Tan be found n
grade of eady ndc Goods superior In work ma .
ship 70 any heretofore brought 10 this market. aud
which will be sold at such prices as 10 insure their
sale toAny who may have examined them before
purchasing elsewhere.
They also keep constantly on hand a large aud
well selected stock Of
Cloths, Casstmcrcs q Vestings,
Embracing all kinds aud cooru. oil ofwhich will be
sold ne low NJ they eau be bought at my house ia
the west. or nale Va order on The shortest notice
and To- The mpsi faslphhblt style,
We would Then extend polite w vtation TO all
~ come hnd tHluiir uui Goods before purchasing
elsewhere, for 80 iBai opriiithi ~ can Offer such
Inducements ~ the NHt ol Cheap Goods ne 10 ses
cure the permanent custom Of al who may fa,of
W with a call,
n-jsAli Kinds ofrAiLoRiNG done at The short.
usi notice,
To- An work warranted, aud any garment rip.
ping viii b. feprifid FfuiuitplsiYs
TyNER q BAKER.
nrookyille. April 49,. '5a,=ipst,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

l The Mills q Factory NJ Meiamora are now run
Ming and we arc ready 10 wait on customers IN our
line the Factory has been largely improved, aud
We can card. spin. weave, and manufacture Wool
on ms short notice. 40 good aud ~ eheap,as any
good shop I'm the country.
Pulling aud dyoing done IN the usual season on
fairterms, al kinds OF Merchaniable produce taken
for work and especially wool ereese. We will pay
cash or goods for 10000 lbs wool
Calland see US before taking your wool or work
olherwheres el-e5 MACY, GORDON q Co.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

rrEftrHS of the Indiana American.
Il 81 Ia advance, $3.50 in six months, - at the
end OF the year, and an addition OF 10 cent? for
every year plymenlls delayed thereafter,
ADvERTiaENENTs-One square or less VIII be In
serted three lines for one dollar, " payment be
made In advance, one dollar and twenty-five cents
fpaymenl be delayed one year. and one dollar and
proportion for the time paymen nj II DELAY ed Large
advertisements for longer time will be charged on
the same gdneiAies
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

Ready Male Clothing.
ESQ Mems Heavy q Dress Coats
Q2s Cashmere. satinett a. Cloth Pants
i15 Plain 4 Fancy Vests
~ Boys Goats various slxes a kinds
Is Plain a Fancy Pants
90 Plain a Fancy Vests
Doc. Mems Lambs-wool under shirts
" Lnmbsswool Drawers
Also large assortment OF mems chaek A. whiie
shirts.
Forsaie very low for Cash by
WALKER Il BROTHERS.
Mvlamoa Ind.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

I Laurel on the White Water Canal. containing
three hundred aud twenty acres 100 acres OF which
II bottom land, i5l acres Improved.
Also Lot, containing four acres, In the Town OF
Lanrel-ihe ground on which the Franklin County
Fair was held last year.
Terms liberal.
For further Information inquire of r. y. Stln-
well, OF Silllwel, butler Co., Ohio, or Richard
cuilu ~, ESQ. la laurel. 4. y. SffLIMELL
Aug. elA. lh5l.--al- lnl..
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

MATCH AND CLCCKs-wM. Dawson
w tenders his services 10 the citizens OF Brook.
Vile and vicinity, la the capacity of Watch and
Clock Maker aud rcpairer--inuk and meuding
Jewelry. &c. Long experience and strict punctu-
aliy are his recommendation shop three doors
North Of the post Office. y ", 1890 5l-tf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
HoBENsAcK's LIVER PILLS.
TO FEM AIEe

You VIII hnd these Pills an invnlurbie medicine
IN many complaints 10 which you are subject In
distractions elthertolal or partial. they have been
found Of ines Unable benefit restoring their func.
uons, 20 healthy action, purifying
The blood and other fluids ehcctunlls 10 put I'd.
night All complaints which may arise from female
Irregularities s headache, giddincss. dinness Of
sight. pan In the side, back. De. and o.,red sh..
following -"
MI DICAL EVIDENCE.
Ws. the undersiged Physicians. having had the
receipt OF their manufactures submitted TO us for
Inspection, say, that The ingredients Of which they
are composed makes them the beat PIN M mas M,
hll diseases Of theIiyer. Impurities of the Hood.
&C. Wesny this not only from our ow a Judgment
but also from that ofthe best medical aufhorx in
the United states. All diseases requiring The usa
Of 90 ALI kkATIVB, DlAPIiOKkTic and PliRs
sAliNB MEDICINE, that came under our notice.
has oesn treated With the above Pills With lie
most satisiaoior, success.
GEoRGE WOOD, N. u.
q. MccLENNAN. N. ID.
y. BROMLEY. NJ. u.
l., BOWEN, NJ. n,
~ purchase none but those having The .iena.
trre. ~. n, HOBkNtACk," upon each Dos, AZ
al OILERS are worthless limitations.
Agents wishing new supplies. and ali otisrs
WlshlhH 70 become agents. must address the Pro.
pflelef. j. n. llubtNsACk, at his LabFalofy. No.
~ N.,,h SECOND street, above Race, PiiiA.
soldby all Druggists and Merchants In the o..
States.
Pamphlets giving Certificates fcures performed
10 different parts the country, By the above med
lclnes can be had gratis Of the agents.
For sale BY NJ, ", HALE, ufoakviiie,
BROWNING n WALK, fene iiaule, wholesale
agents for The State.
Price each IS cents. DR.. a-so-tyf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
The Plaza for Bargains.

IH6 TldCb lOt DdIb6ln5.
los. I. CLARK, keeps constantly on hand
j at all tiincs. general assortment Of watches,
chains, keys. breast pins. ear rings. finger rings,
spccacles gold and silver pencils gold pens OF The
best quality, silver spoons aud ihimbes. scissors,
pen aud pocket knives. razors Of the best quality,
Together with general offancy articles
such ~ are usually kept injcwelry stores.
Afso-s day and thirty hour brass clocks, which I
will sell as low as they can be bought In the city -
Clocks. watches aud jew elry repaired In the best
manner aud on reasonable terms. Old gold aud sill
yer taken ~ exchange for goods or work, u FOn
door above fyncrs store.
I AtrrrE su0S rouNDssy.-This o.
II Enlistment now Ia the hands OF GFo. -. SuouP
and IAars O'iiAiR, n IN operation Ia all iis various
branches, in part TO wit, they building thresh-
ihF machines Of the latest and most approved mod
dies. both scpuraiors aud chat pliers, with tumb-
ling shan or belt ai ihc option OF the purchaser,
having large assortment Of patterns and well ar.
ranged machine, blacksmith and cni peniers shops
they are prepared 10 build machinery of various
kiuds for grist aud saw nills-ihci are also man.
featuring aud keep constantly on hand saw gun.
mers, Irons Tor vegetable grinders, apple mills,
Single machines, straw Cuif1fs, tire Blenders,
ehufns, saw mandns, black smlihsiUNe if0ns, and
also d variety of cook stoves paflof church aud
boN stoves, sugar Kettles, hollow ware, odd IL,
wagon boxes AID irons, and also the premium asst
pillow,
job work and Repairing done Ia good i,le aud
on The shortest notice. Hl works done IN our line
will be furnished on good terms az any estab-
lishment IN the west,
Orders respectfully solicited by
sn0up q o'nAlR,
sf-fald sa-ig-emos,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

CAPITAL ttOttsr-connersyiiie Fn,etle
Y County, Indiana, a. DrHsAs, Proprietor. This
house IL ~ good repair, well furnished thorough,
ventilated, lay0fably situated, aud eNafs attention
paid % travellers aud visitors. Whilst "a s 20 b'si
aud mosl fashionable house in ths cts is bills are
az tho same time low ne 10 suitall, IS '5e-a-is
n F'fhe Hamilton lnlrlilgencer viii please lnsefl
months and forward bill fof payment
WANTED tuuEDIATELx, A good
w hand % work atthn Harness making business,
Apply 10 j, J, CLARK, al NJ Carmel, Franklin Co.
Indiana. els.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

The attention ofproPerty holders Is respectfully
called 10 the superior advantages for Fire, ua-
rine and Iniand Insurance offered by
the PROTECTION INSURANCE GO.
The undersigned has been furnished with blank
policies, signed by the officers OF the Company; also
with blank renewal receipts, for continuing policies
already issued, and Is duly authorized ana prepar-
ed, as Agent of said Company, TO make assurances
for any period OF time, not less than one month nor
greater than seven Years, upon buildings or their
contents. occupied Us DWELLINGS, SToRKs' WARE-
HOUSES, CnuRcnEs, Hort. BANK. CouRr HousEs,
coLLEoEs, de-, DC, and the contents against
on Damage ny TtRE. J. J. FOUTS, Agent,
81 Iy For Laurel, Franklin county IND.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

GUNNER wARE-A very large assortment
y Of the most fashionable, and durable summer
goods, Just recevedand for sale BY
my LINCK q FARQUHAR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

CANDY! Candy! Candiesl l-Twelv
Y dollars per hundred pounds, aud no charge for
boxes at NJ. DEMANDS Candy Fuctory, Walnut
street, between Filth aud SXlhstreels, Cincinnati,
Ohio. apl 0, lsJa-l6-lys
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ROCKVILLE ATTORNEYS.

John ID. uOWLAN ID, Attorney at Law,
j Brookyille, Indiana.
CYRUS KILGORE, Justice Of the Peace,
Y aud Attorney aud Counsellor at law, Brook vile,
Ind. Onlce south East Corner Of Public square.
apl %, ie52--i7.
w MORROW, Attorney and Counsellor nj
w Law. once on Burgess street one door North
ofGco. Hollands, Brookyiilo, indiana.
Jo 20, '5i-26 ~
n -. JONES, Attorney and Counsellor nj
~, Law. Brookyillc, Ind. Onice under American
Once, Court street. dec oG--5e-iy
n VIC. Cu0OKSrEiNK, Attorney and
~, Counsellorat Law. Once ON Court street, op.
posi- e tho Court House, Rockville, Indiana.
ny II ~
~. MCCLURE, Stiornoya at Law. onee-
j, on Burgess street, two doors north ofCco, Hol'
lands ONCE, brookvllle. mr3-u
/ W. HIT, Attorney AT Law, aud Notary Pub
u, lie, ofice with CEoRoE fio'tAsp, ESQ, Brook
VILE, Ind.
4 AZ PARrsERsEGp. 4. MArsoS
IL aud Jons n. FknQuusR, have this day entered
Into a partnership In the practice Of the Law.
JOHN A. MATSON,
'JnNil. fARQullAR.
ALE. WARD.
ATTORNEY g. COUNSELLOR At LAW,
Brook,illt, Indiana. once two door, north
kanon's Store
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nIEENNW lKIi-lYe /

HNEFlNNN fWNf7"Wt INV IU7f rrrrINeH Ihf
V most beautiful stock OF Qaosnswnre, la -ell. or
ny the peace, ever before offered iu tins market
M lIsck = FARQUHAR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
"a TIFF Old WHITE CORNER. the
n most extensive LOT ~ Dress Goods, No have
ever had the pleasure Of Offering for sael among
which are
90 pieces plain aud faaey iawnsi
10 do ilefage do tAinesl
10 do hsmHui
~ do Niii French Tissue,
do new style hroeRde,
DO Chameleon Glaze,
10 do plain black fafetal
40 do rich, plain, figured q fancy Allka
10 elegant Partisan Robes,
pieces embroidered swiss Multi
do dotted do de-
90 do plain do do
30 do plain aud figured Jack0nei,
do Hook Musiini
do bishop Lawns;
20 do silk and Alpaca f.uslfes,
ap2a. n. ID, GALLON a son,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
Miss Reb coca PATHS on
Milliner....Laurel. Ind.

MISS y. will 10 found NJ the residence of her
vi faiher Elijah Paitson on the north side ufpearf
street. where she Will attend 10 trimming bonnets
and other business In her line. She VIII give es-
pcelcl attention 10 SILK CRArT Bonnes of which
she has good assortment. made ofthe sest mate.
rails and latest spring fashions just IRON the city
April Z.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
READ THE F0LIoWIMG ! !


Aud you cannot be indlfarcn 10 thls annenl. Ia.
manly 'alls upon you 10 do your duty, ftls o,,i.
one oht 81 The inhus thousands who has seen ns
Df. }. \. HoBkNsAcK Gratitude 10 an.
We inventor ola hiRhy valuable msdielne proa pts
his humble testimony In its favor. ne being safe.
kehue't powerfully eicciual remedy for Worms
bafinFhnd much experience In knowing Tie effects
oi various preparations, my wife, who was vel,
skilled ~ ministefng 20 children ln Distress pros
houheea y The best she had ever used, and wsuid
usr no other while youfs could DO had.
daughter of ours bocnme serlously dl..,nsed -
Ter ssmpions we're alarming, but her mother A
neee sought iera remedy iorwonns. Having Oh.
tnnnd ours, BY The time she had take saif haf
Nc, OF fif, the joy u gave M nHeril0nato mofhe,
70 Aee the improvement ~ her child, sl,e boine
about ave o. s'N Year. old. She passed An inn
nov frightened, hersplrlls returned, and ~ short
lime lovely child, threatened with decline and
aeat' now gave promise Of health. Thanks 10 q
slhd providence whose blessing attending your
commend "a 20 all parents whose children are suf.
fcring from Worms.
JAS. y. BOWEN, Minister Of IN. Gospel.
Late Pastor oflhe Southampton Baptist chufck.
IL CAUTIoNi- Rememoer. then. p.,.n,....,
all others, that IloBkNsAcK's WORM sYRUp
= The only Medicine Ia use that will eradicate
Worms with certainty, aud will not Disagree with
the most delicate stomach. BE careful sou o., me
genuine article. and that the sIgnatnre' 81 n
hobhNsAch,"is ON every bottle.
HOBENSAcK'S LIVER PILLS.
NO part Of the systela tsfnofe Liable 20 sil.ea-,
lhan the LiFEhft serving a. a nlieTcr 10 purify
the blood, orglFlng The pfopersecrellon 70 the bile,
80 mat any wrong action Of the Liver effects tbs
other portant parts OF the system and results va
rously IN Liver Complaint, Jaundiee, Dyspepsia.
DC. We should, therefore, watch every sympton,
that might indicate wrong action OF the LIVER
These fiiis are composed OF ROOTS and PLANTS
furnished Dy nature 10 heal the sick, namely, Ist
an EAfhciohANT, which augments the secre.
IN ron the pulmonary mueus membrane, Orpr0.
otes the discharge ofsecreted matter I'd at A 4.
iEhAiiNE T., which changes In some inexplicablo
ana nsensiDle manner The certain morbid action 81
the .! stem. ID, TONIC, which gives tone and
strength 10 the nervous system. renewing health
aud vigor TO all parts the body 9Th, q affair
llC, which acts In perfect harmony with the other
ingredients, and operating on the Bowels, and ef-
pelng the whole mass Of eorrunf nj vlsIs,ed .,s,
terand purifying the Blood, which destroys diseases
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
HATS AND CAPS.

> casea SIX Hats, case kossuth ditto
Men and Boys Par. Wool, and Artistic DO.
rush, Cloth, and Fur Caps, lust arriving nndf
'nle cheap by RICHARD TYNER
uci0bere0ih, 1852,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
LIKENEsSES ONLY 81,
BEAUTIFUL C0LORED DAGUERREAN
Likeness ES.
InnKETS COMMISSIONERS An

oJ-Mr. W. viii constantly keep on hand. and
sell at standard prices, INSTRUMENTS, CHENT
GALS, MATERIALS, &c. Alsn, nnc LfTfIO.
GRAPHS, PICTURE FRAMES OF nil sizes. and
JEWELRf OF every description. lie has q fine
whole slxc Instrument (lewis's make) that he will
sell, or exchange for n half sizo instrument.
ODD PILLOWS q MASONIC REG rade
10 order. and SOLD cmrAPE- than the. be lsi at
any Establishment In the .If.
kooN oFEs FROM A. rsat q.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

DO0TS - sfE0ES--we have la rel,
- 81 our stock Of Boots and Shoes md
the gems Of the season, O. please N tns
most iaslldlous, In the way OF Mr.. ] lrssl
tom made ladies' slippers and husklns viii
ncat oaoiva 20 ot, ana other ~nNcn.' 'ta l.
may LINEN AZ AkQi
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

so Sacks best Rio coHeo
20 hhds Sugar from fair To prime
100 bis N. O. Molasses
2j Syrup
600 {" Havana Salt
10 Havana & refine sugar
On hand q for sale by WALKER q BROS.
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TNTT y y Vi "
G.. MORSE g. &C

No. go broadway, Now YORK,
and sold by Druggists and others throughout this
and other countries, For sale by VI. W. Halle,
ROCKVILLE, 3u-im0a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-01

KILLED Br TIE UPsxII1Na OF WAaoS.-About six
O'Clock Saturday eve0ing . lad named John Ryder
20. Q. the s1 Alderman was instantly killed BY the up
avenue aloag the line OF Dean street. The heavy rains
Of thu past summer have caused deep gully In that
nsehborhood extending nearly the street In coa
sequence Of which samstsrs are compelled TO infringe
upon the siee walk The boy happening too near the
cage hiA vehicle upset and he buried beneath
the load his ielsss body taken out shortly after
wards and conveyed to his parests residence.
SxaIoUs Acc1DExT-RuN OVER BY A CARRIAGK.-A lad
banned Henry Dsbar while crossing Schermsrhorn street
on Friday on his way school, was knocked dswn and
rum over by carriage belonging 10 Dr. Ayrss which Was
driven by boy. The lad very seriouAy injured.
His coAsr bone was fractured and Of his fingers
taken off at the 6rst joint His mother resides at
the OF Addssh and Hicks streets where he was
conveyed
.CAAPHEsK AocDETs.-A camphsne lamp exploded in
the house Of Mr. Saunders, the OF York and
Adams streets, on Saturday evening. causing an alarm
OF hre The light material about the ignted,
but by prompt exertions not much damage done.
No person injured.
On the previous evening similar accident occurred at
No 222 Jay street resulting from gross negligence in
filing the lamp while the wick burning. The woman
Of the bouse some wb at burned also of
her children. The injuries sustained but trifing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-01
Winiomsburr civ Intel,ipence.

IHE PEOPLES FERRY We under tand that A j. Berry,
Eq LAS disposed of his right and tls in the Peoples
ferry to George Law, ESQ., Of New York: for $4,000
Mr. Law intends, possible. to secure the privilege Of
into one of the slips at the foot Of Roosevelt
street New York belonging the Bridge street Ferry
Company. This will undoubtedly give much greater
satisfaction to the public than running from the foot of
Cstbarne street. at first proposed This ferry is
hoped will when completed which it 10 expected to be BY
the first Of May 1854 by petition what indie
pendent MONOPOLY has failed to do, accommodation
which the increasing interests of Williamsburg need
DEATH Dr.. BUILocK.-Dr John Bullock, for . long
time resident physician Of the Insane Asylum at Flush.
ing died on Saturday morning. Of bilious fever. His
funeral took place at half past three O'Clock yesterday
afternoon from DR. McLanes Presbyterian church,
corner Of South Fourth and Sixth streets His remains
conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery for interment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-01

FATAL ACCIDENT ERIE RAILROAD Coroner Don.
EEL yesterday held inquest the New York Hoe pta
the body Of John Schmidt, native Of Germany nine
teen years OF age who his de consea
Of umprg off gravel train on the Erie Railroad the
wheels ed mis- feet crushing them in terrible
manner The accident took place at M,ncoe Works.
Orange county. According to the evidences Ludevlc
boer the gravel train in the employ Of the Erie
road his hat blew off and the deceased sprang off the
wheels, which passed over them, crushing both in
manner which subsequently resulted 10 causing his
death The deceased brought to the Hospital New
evidence Of Dr. c. r. Agnew Of the house surgeons,
the deceased suffering with crushed fracture
Of both feet and state Of prostaon from the injury
III from the loss OF blood In spite OF all efforts
store him, he died at half past IL O'Clock Sunday
morning. These INJURIES awaited by the delay inter
vepipg between the time OF the accident and his arrival
at the hospital was the cause Of death The jury
dered the folio wing verdict deceased cane to his
death by injuries received by jumping off the railroad
while they at full speed and further find
that said injuries aggravated By the delay inter
venDg between the accident and bis entrance iuso the
hospital.
AN UNKNOWN FEMALE DBowSHD--SUsPuoy OF MURDER
YESTERDAY morning, Coroner Hilton called hold
an inquest on the body Of unknown female, found
floating in the dock, foot of Houston street
The deceased was discovered by William Manning, at
about O'Clock on Sunday ornng, who secured the
body and gave the necessary information the Coroner
1t supposed by the appearance Of tie body and the de-
ranged state of her clothing that violence been
fcted on her person, and then to the vainous
outrage, precipated the poor girl into the river She
vas seen on saturday evening the yCihity dsck
and when taken from the her body was stu warm
not having been but short time in the water.
The deceased is described BY the Coroner to be about
years OF age and native Of Germany about
high lgh, brown hair dark complexion dressed ia a
coarse liren chemise with A. r. marked with red
thread the bosom blue cotton plaid frock with veov
green End white stripes, coarse cloth pettcoat blue
WOODEN stockings black cloth Shoes tipped Win leather
The body sent TO the dead Bellevue Hospi
tai Il r recognition.
Under the Of suspicion, Coroner Hilton ordered
post mortm exaniDati,n TO be made Of the body. man
supposed TO be cor cerned in the matter,
by the Coroner TO await the Iquest which will be held
a. Bellevue Hospital this morning at 10 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-01

Office Department has recently had occasion to in
struct deputy postmaster upon the subject of the
use of the stamp of the Nesbitt envelope cut from
the envelope and pasted on another. We have pro-
cured copy of the official letter in question, and
herewith present it to readers who will perceive
that the Nesbitt envelope and stamp can only be
used as whole, without mutilation, as follows =
IN reply to ours Of the 22d inst informing me that
pasted another envelope dropped into your
Office Ar that you bad forwarded it unpaid, ia
ceived Your action in the premises correct. The
act authorizing stamp eopes to be provided and used
authorizes them to be used Oh as whole union of
the stamp on, and with the original envelope and
privilege il granted either by the law by auy nstruc
tons of the department. to them in mails in any
other manner