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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-06
jacksonville Female School,
ALAMANCE COUNTY, n. G,

ALAMANGE GUUNIi, n. Y.
THE Fourth Session Of this School will commence
on the Isl Monday in January, and close the %
Thursday Of June.
The Proprietor has ample accommodations for board
ing large number Of young ladies', aud is determined
10 spare no pains 10 merit The confidence Of those who
give their patronage TO the School.
The location Of this School is exceeded hv none in
any part Of the State for health, moi single case Of
sickness having occurred among the pupils requiring
medical aid, during the lime the school has been IN ope
ration.
Medical advice will be given, when required, without
charge, by the Proprietor.
The services Of Miss NJ. F. Marlborough have heen
secured FOR the ensuing session, with compete nj assist
ants il the number OF pupils require it, Miss Yabo.
rough i graduate OF ono Of the best schools in the
State, and the success which has crowned her efforts
the past session is The hest ence Of her qualifications
for 30 responsible station. The Proprietor however,
exercises general supervision over the school.
The course OF instruction win embrace all that IL usu-
ally taught in our best Female Seminares.
TnRss, per session Of Eve months.
Dnsrl per session, from IS 10 s30 90
Higher English branches, 10 90
Lower 6 90
. French, Latin sn5 drawing, each. 90
Embroidery, 20
Music on Piano, and usc Of instrument, Is 90
No deduction made foi loss Of time, except in cases o.
prolracied sickness.
This School is located ten miles north Of Graham. IN
community both moral and religious and pupils are
afforded facilities Of aIsnding divine service every Sab
bath RI wtrSoN
Watsonyillc. December. 1855. 20
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

uaitidht Suli.
The Cuuad steamship Arabia arrived here
tiis evening with Liverpool dates TO Saturday,
lile I9ih inst. being week later.
The London Times Vienna correspondent
lclegraphs IN Ter date OF "Wednesday. the iGlh.
al 10 A. NJ, that Russia has Internationally ac-
copied The propositions 81 the German Diet.
This was reported TO be authentic. and caus-
ed an immense excitement throughout England.
bu, the go,er nmen, dispatch published The next
DAY pul different face upon The aifair--being
in effect ihai Russia had only aerepied the allies
proposals as basis Of negotiation.
This slightly relaxed public confidence. and
less sanguine hopes were nav entertained.
Doubts we're expressed that Russia had merely
accepted the proposals 10 prnlong The negoIia.
lions AMI gain time.
The above is about the sum Of all the new..
The prospect Of speedy return Of peace s~al-
lowed up all else.
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E,diriiuai Management. rersn, National
Misman0gfyneDf,

John Boil has sIways pridsd him-ef iron h- superb
or,y To nae the words IL sam Sink. an Englishman
hink. thai when rsiufc formed him she broke The
msu1; there never and never viii he another hke
hin. No county has more reason 20 te proud q her
mrn Of business and cnerpfng merchants ihsn Great
Britain; al the time ~ nston has gfeier need 10
LAMENT the Utter incompeicnfy a her aias. and y de-
pLnc lie wsni II encIgy whsh 10 pcfsadc every
ea.. Of the Quern's sriysns officials without olIirer
otFccs without ofirials.
lie, ~. nov take the Csc ~ m individual who has
earned Coz himself wofiwide lame-we ttier e Fro
fs.ar Holloway. Having discovered IN eieacicus RIM
rdy cor nearly .ssry W that r.h y hsr 10. he hss by
nj own esenians gradually hut surely d'sscminale hs
remedies throughout every part Of The known world
Commencing with londsn b.. central pg.ai he has,
by dc, Of and energy tihe sure signs
81 mlsicfmind.) made known his pile and on,meni 70
The very extremes Of the compass Wlcihef you travel
north east west soLih. You cannot pick ~ news
psprf that does mol recu The sncress achieved ~ THIS
wo,IcrGul and interchangeable man. There !. no instance
ON record q any public nan having ever uproaehe 20
,ueh worli.wbls celetty a. Professor Holloway. We
speak M, o. bis medicines 81 pte-n although We have
tnduahe feassns r believing thatthey have been pro.
,r,. hy thousands Ia e insauahe; but u the enterprise
snd Il ~ The system Of advertising pursued w. lfae..
soi Holloway. who has thus BY perfect knowleige q
busness and an enlarged view, suceeedrd whefe ihou
sands have failed either liom want ol judgment % rlfcn
srrhod mean. Take again the prUiessaf's extensive
reading fooms al hs establishment IN I,oncn, why eis
u moi ono ~ The world 10 ~ compared with ~ WIZ
thc gno.l regularity anil care every foreign paper thai
issucs from The press u carefully e, and % complete
|. lhe syaem iha, the visitor from amongst this mulilu
,inous mass II literature. hc Immediately accoinnio
dated with any fsniga newspaper be may require. an,
,ht,, TOO rssIuousiy These reading rooms are dahl
visited Nv statesmen, merchants, end capitalists whc cat
,hu. scasn, themselves on any matter they may require
X, much Tor individual management.
whs, ean,ras do~s this pse-ent 20 ihe podding roo
tine siepsd ~ the British government Whist 40, Y
The county which produces such men OF en'sfp.e' wa
..lr. ef .,s,s should No 90 sloseuly performed. DO
,,s,. cannot ai n perceive that The foregoing lines
,eel reveal Startling instance ofs IndSilu.l Mansss
men, peysas National Mis.msnagemeni." Phil k,P'
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INpaRTAST TO PosTsAsrRRs.--Our attention
has been called 10 HE IarI that some pcslnasiers
are ia the habit Of sending back 10 the mailing
Office ieliers reaching them Tor delivery, because
they were mol r,epaid by stamps, bui bj m.-
ney. This is.wrnng. and arises from misap-
prehension 81 The lag. In no csse. indeed,
should letter, after Il hiss teached the office oI
delivery. be returned fr postage, much less
should il be returned because Tie postage was
not paid by stamps. Il is Tie general dniy Of
post masters 20 see that letters are prepaid vs.
stamps. bul when (l,aying heen prepaid ia cash,
either through ignorance 81 The law. or insdyer.
tence, or want Of Stamps On the pat, q The nall
ing pn,lmaslerl they reach their drsiinaiion, u -
lie iniy of The postmaster 10 deliver them the
saae as though piepad BY Stamps. Il will ne
ressarily hsppsn. in The inrnducuen ofihe stamp
prepayment system, li,si supplies 81 stamps Will
i.h 90 rtael, sumo &c lie small and remole ofli-
res Al The proper lime. and q would be dong
yiolence 10 The ri,izrn- 81 those locsliiies 10
turn, and thus 4, lay heifcOrrcspondence, be-
cause. Of a circumstance 50 unavoidable. En-
leiisining lhi. view ii The subject. tie deparl-
meni has insiruried posimasiers. no, having
stamps. 10 fcrsafd letters as heretofore when
prpa,d BY money. II N unpaid lelIer. f,om
any cause, get. inia the mad and reaches is
destination, IL should be delivered on payment
Of postage al prepaid raie. Uiioa.
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Hriioray', 0infmeai and Pills. the most eeeIsa,ed
Remedies fsr the Lurc 81 Sore Arms Samuel Went
worth, Of Norway. Maine. fr Eve years afflicted
With sore anus; there four different ulcers on them.
and the trying nature 81 his business "a boc,makei,)
made him 20 much worse. tia, despite Of bis wishes. be
IA. compelled rclinqUi-h H. He tried various rene
dies and they failed 10 benefit him; however about ir
ern weeks sgn 81 The recommendation Of friends he had
recourse 10 Holioway's Ointment and Pils. which very
soon made him lciier and he called Professor Hoio-
way four weeks since 10 show him hsarms which were
quite well, aud with scarcely the pecepiible.
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New Orleans, Jan. IS.

New Orleans, Jan. 2s.
FRoa Mrxico.-The Steamer Texas. with
dates lrum Vera Cruz 10 The 22d. arrived here
this morning.
Anarchy prevails in Mexiro. lIaro Y. Ali
rrz had consprrd 10 overthrow The Government
and establish an Empire. He was srres,ed. but
fn,lly esrsped and was joIrsd BY powerful
army. He is nov besiegirg Puehla. with far
prospects Of success. Generals Pseheco and
Scirez were passengers by The Texas. being e1.
lied on account Of their ronnec,ion with lisfo.
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NOTICE
Pafr0nise y0nr .SeighJ0,s.
BRYAN & OLDHAM.

Grocers and Commission Merchants,
WILMINGTON, NC,
I'D RESPECTFULLY infrm ihrir up-coun,ry friends
That they prepared 10 give pronTa attention to
all business 10 their line which may be committed 10
their charge, and respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage.
They also keep on hand the les CORN Shell
LERs that be had, and nron the receipt Of orders
enclosing ten dollars, they will oliver 10 Marlborough
shelter with which hoy fourteen years old shell
100 10 $50 bushels per day.
Wilmington, Ian. 25 23-6m
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Office r. & @. n. r. Company, D
Raleigh, Jan. 81, 1856.
RALEIGH AND GASTOy RAU.R0Ap

schedule for Mil Train on end after Thursday, HE
3Isf day ef January, 1856.
NOTICE.
0N and after to-day. the MAIL TRAIN will leave
the Depot (Norlh Carolina Railroad. al 3 minutes
before o'clock, A. NJ. upon the arrival Of the cars from
the West. The Conductors and Baggage Master will
be in readiness 10 take charge obacgage &c Passengers
will have trouble in shifting baggage and will arrive
al Weldon al II 80 A. NJ in full time for all trains GO
ing North.
By order Of the President.
JAMES VI. POOL,
Ticke Agent.
Pshruar.6. a.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS.
-EMAINlNG at the Post Office in Hl.boroueh on
IA The lst day Of January, 1856.
James Burk. ID. w. Kerr.
Jacob Blcdsoc, j., Z. Kellogg,
q. A. Brown, Frederick Lloyd,
William o. conner,2 Benjamin 7. Long
Walter X. Crosard, William Murdock,
John Cameron, Hamilton Montgomery,
Henry J. Chase, Miss Lou M'Daniei,
Anderson u. Couch. NJ. NJ. Mallon,
Benjamin +. Emerson, Miss Nancy M.Naly,
Martha 4. Faucet, Primrose Price.
j. s. Horn, Maiissa Patterson,
e. W. Hendry, Jacob Rees,
Glasgow Hays, William r. Ray.
Martin Head, William d. Symmes,
Nelson Hall. George w. Scarlet,
James Johnson, William F. Stiowd.
JAMES VI. PALMER, p. IT.
January 8. go
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THE FARMERS GUIDE

SCIENTIFIC lSb PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE.
BY HESHy srErHEss 7. X. s. Of Edinburgh. end tho
late D. y. NoaToS, Professor u scientific Agriculture
10 Yale College. New Haven. > sols. Royal Octave
600 pages, and numerous wood ard siccl Engsvinss
This is conlesscdly the most ccmpiete work on AsI-
culture ever published, snJ IN order 10 give il wider
circulation Tie publishers have resolved u reduces the
price %
Five Dollars for the Two Volumes
When eni ly mail (posipaid) 10 Calilofnia o. Ore.
rcn. the price viii he 81. To every other part ef the
nion and 10 Canada (posi.pad) s.. Ills Uork Is sUt
the Old &" Book Of the Farm
Remaners for any Of the above publications should
always bc addressed. postpaid. 10 the publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT 4 co.
No. 50 Gold Street, New Yoh.
December 20 ls--
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For Every Body.

THERE is number Of accounts sill due on the books
= ofS.D. Scheduled, and as the time for collecting
them will soon EXPIRE they must be settled.
Let every one who ever had any dealings with DR..
Scheduled call and ifthee is no, account against
him. and thereby avoid the unpleasant visit Of a col
lector. Forbearance will cease TO he virtue.
J. A. TURRENTiNE. Trustee.
January "a. 2l--
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House Painting.
OET FOR MYSELF.

OUT FOR MYSELF.
s. N. COLLINS ofles his services to the people Of
.ys Hillsarough and It's vicinity as House Painter.
For his qualifications he refers TO Mr. Z. Woods, with
whom lie has worked FOL four years.
January 8. 20-4w
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por. Or The support OF her children, o. any mar
ried woman who may be deserted by her hus-
band, without fault on her part; shall have The
right 10 transact business in her own name. col
leci her own earnings and ihose 81 her minor
children, and educate her children free from lie
interference Of husband. or any other person.
She may also bind out or hire out her minor
children. Also. hereafter, il shall be necessary
70 the validity Of every inden,ure Of sppren-
,iceship that The mother, II living with her hus-
band, sign the same. The bill aims al abuses
tina. exist 10 an alarming extent.
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New Crop Cardenas Molasses.
90 HHDS. Of superior new crop Cardcnas Mo.
~Hc lasses, now landing from Big ]. P. Brown
from Cardenas, for sale by
J.&J. L. HATHAWAY & 20.
Wilmington, January 0. 2l-3w
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R,a.r oy MaHaiED wosrS.-The New
yo,L i..v,.l.,ure ha. bill bsiore u. which PRO.
,ijes ,l,si any married woman whose hasosnn'
from drank .nne. n rmngaey. ~ oili,f cause.
shsl n,gIer. o. refuse 10 provide 10 her sup
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
PERs0N County.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Person County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
December Term. 1855.
Elizabeth Day and James Day .. Horace Day.
Petition FIR Partition Of Land
y this case, il appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the
Court thai The defendant, Horace Day, is not resi-
dent of This State, is ordered that publication be made
for six successive weeks in the Hilborough Recorder
for The said defendant appear al enes, term Of our
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the
county Of Person. the court house in Roxboough on
the third Monday in March next, then and there plead
demur to the PLAINTIFF petition the same
will he taken pro sso hy them, and heard e. parte.
Witness, Charles Mason. Clerk Of our said Court at
Office, the third Monday IN December, 1855.
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
January e. Price adv $3.50 23--6w
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Read This!
Boots, Shoes. Leather, &c.

,t,HE subsctiber takes this method of informing lis
friends and The public generally that he scan,ing
an the Boot and shoe.nakna Business Of his Tan Nsid
10 Orange county, n. t twelve miles south Of Rosln
rough, and twelve miles north Of Hhlshororeh. The
shop conducted entirely hy MI Asa n. Davis fonrer-
" IL Hshorourh. Who hsiics himself and isn.e for
whom be has worked will caf him out IN his Uiinon.
that he can DO as good work any workman 10 The
stale and on IS reasonable terms. and 10 d espeiious
manner a. any other workman 10 be found.
Al orders lfara . distance promptly attended 70. He
Z nov receiving large stock Of Northern Csll SKIN cr
making Bo0''' shoer' 3e' w. II. PASS.
January 9. 10
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BLuNDEwrSc LEoIsLATIox.--We have so Of
ten had occasion to expose the blunders Of
North Carolina Legislatures that it is quite
refreshing to meet with cases If equal stupi-
dity elsewhere. An instance is furnished by
the doings Of the last Massachusetts, Legis-
lature Of disgraceful memory.
Gov. Gardner. in his Message, says that a
majority Of the Senate and twothirds Of the
House Of Representatives, in great and gene
raj court assembled, passed an amendment to
the Constitution, to be submitted to the peo-
pie, excluding from the right Of suffrage all
persons whatever. except legally naturalized
citizens who have resided within the jurisdic.
tion Of the United States for twenty .one
years.
This provision, IL ratified by the people,
would have ,lisiranchised every man born IN
America. The intention was to exclude
Foreigners. Fay. Obs.
N. c. RAIL ROAD large quantity o.
forfeited stock was sold by the Treasurer, .
few DAYS ago, at an average of S48 per share
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Round Hill Female Academy,

UhANdE CUUNI4, ~. U.
THE next session wcommencc on the 18th Of Ja-
= nuary, and continue FIVE months. under the direc-
ton Of the same teacher Miss Party DUTr, Of Oxford
N. Z. This Academy is situated in a moral, refined
and intelligent community, surrounded with churches Of
different denominations; and is about twelve miles from
Durhams Station on the Central Rail Road. Any per-
in the lower couniiessuishing To send their dangh
tiers up the country TO find good school and healthy
section, will do well to send 10 Round Hill Academy.
This being the eighth session Of the school, am
proud to say that il has given general satisfaction. My
present teacher is not TO be surpassed in any Of the
denies in the State good manager Of young ladies'.
Her performance on the Piano and Guitar is equal TO
any.
TEnMs OF TuITIoS-per session Of five months.
Reading Writing. and Arithmetic, Sc 90
The higher English Branches, 8 and 10 90
Lessons on Piano. with use Of Insiru.
ment, Is 90
Lessons on Guitar, 10 90
Beard can he had in good families, in less Than one
mile Of the Academy, for five aud sir dollars per month
As have The teacher boarding in my family will take
len twelve young ladies' at six dollars per month"; nc
extras. The session closes The 5lh 81 June next
which time public examination will take place. Fo
further information write me at Round Hill, 0rans,
county, N. Z. n o.Dp.Ct.
January 4. 81
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
pERsoN CorSTY.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
PERsoN CorSTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
December Term, 1855.
Thomas NJ Hamlet ). William D. Dixon.
Attachment kvied on HE defendants interest IN his
fathers Real Estate.
IN this case, il appearing TO the satisfaction Of The
Court that the defendant is not resident of this
State il is ordered that publication be made for six
cessve weeks in the Hlsborough Recorder for the said
defendant to appear at the next term Of Court Of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions 10 he held tor the county Of
orson, nj the court house in Roxborough, the third
Monday in March next then and there to plead, answer
or demnr OF judgment final will be entered against him.
and his interest in sad land condemned for plaintiff 3
benefit.
Witness, Charles Mason, Clerk Of said Court,.a, Of
fce the third Monday in December, 1855.
CHARLES MASON, CLERK.
January e. Price adv. 81: SO 23-6w
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The British Periodicals
AND
THE FARMERS G UIDE E.

l. III II Il II IL W u le y W " IL IL
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
OF THE LATTER PUBLICATION.
Il SCOTT & CO., New York, continue TO publish
s<s the following leading British Publications. viz:
1. The London Quarterly tConseryatiye.)
.. The Edinburgh Review Whig.)
3. The North British Review Free Church.)
4. The Westminster Review tLiberal.)
5. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine (ro-y.)
The great and important eyents-Releious Political
and Military now asi,ang the nations Of the Old
Verdi give 10 thsse publications interest and value
they never before possessed They occupy amde ground
between the hastily written news.items, crude specula-
tons and flying Of the newspaper and the pom.
erous Tome VI the historian, written long after the liv-
ing interest IN the facts he records shall have passed
away The progress Of the War in the East occupies
large space in their pages. Every movement is closely
criticised whether Of friend Of Toe. and all shor,com-
ines fearessly pointed out Tie letters froa The Grf-
mea and from the Baltic in Blackwoods Maya.
zine from Of its most popular contributors, give
more ntcgihle and reliable account of the movements
az the great begerents than elsewhere he found.
These Periodicals ably represent the three great poli.
lcal parties Of Great Britain Nhig ory, and Radical.
but politics forms only feature Of their character
As Organs Of the most profound writers Science, liz
terature. Morality, snd Religion they stand they
have Stood nnrvaled in the world Of letters being
min while 10 the intelligent reader of every class they
furnish more and satisfactory record Of the
rent literature Of the day. throughout the world than can
lie possibly obtained from any other
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt Of the Advance sheets from the
British publishers gives additional value 10 these Re.
prints cspecisy during the present exciting state Of Eu-
ropean afiirs. inssmuch they can nov be placed in
the hands Of subscribers about Tie original
editions
TERMS.
Forany one Of the four Reviews, per annum, 50 90
For any two OF The four Reviews, 90
For any three Of the four Reviews, 2 90
For al four 81 the Reviews, 8 90
For BlackwOOds Magazine, 9 90
! For Blackwood and three Reviews, 8 60
For Blackwood aud The four Reviews, 10 90
PAYMENTS 10 Be made u, al caes in adrane. Money ear.
rtnf IL ne Sue here iSutd lr bc received III par.
CLUBBING.
discount Of twenty-five per cent. from the above pri.
ces will lc allowed Clubs ordering four more cope,
Of anS on o. more Of the above works. Thus -Four ro-
pies o Hardwood. any Review. will be sent 10
one address ur S9 four copies Of the four Reviews and
Blackwcod for $50; aud on.
POSTAGE.
IL all the principal Cities and Towns, fhcsc work.
will .c delivered Free 81 Postage. When sent ~ mail
the Postage snt part Of the United States will he bu,
Twcniy.fcur Gents year Tor Blackwood. aud Lui
Fourteen Cents year for zach VI the Reviews.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1855.
Mt is ordered BY the Court that publication he made
in the Hillshorough Recorder for six weeks, giving
notice that motion will lie made n the next term u
said Court 10 abolish the Office Of County Trustee.
Witness George Laws, Clerk Of said Court al Office
in fiillsborough, the fourth Monday ia November,
So GEORGE LAWS, c. &C.
January 8. Cow
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Mir. g. Mrs. BurWell's School.
V'IIE next e.sion viii begin on "Wednesday, Jsnu.
airy 10th, 1856.
TrRNs--ps7slIc hall in advance.
Board and Tuition. $50 90
Music, 20 90
Use of Instrument for practice, 90
Latin ard French, zach, 10 70
Diawing, le t. 20 90
Tuition for Day Scholars. sl6 aud Is 90
The Music, French aud Drawing. will he taught ny
Mr. II. Y. Hunt who Tor several years has been teach
ing in the oakland Institute. Norisiown, Pa.
December Is. ls--
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Notice for Settlement.
NOTICE.

MOTT CE.
A IL persons indebted 10 the estate Of DANIEL
N rURRENTINE, deceased. ,iihet BY nnic y 9th
s,u.e are requested 10 come forward and mike imme-
date psyment -.
NELsos P. HALL, Adm'r.
psesnl-f -. IT,
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VIOLATION OF Pusr 0FrlcE LAWN I'M
derstand that il is Che usage Of many news
paper publishers. espee tally as il would seem.
IN this State, to inclose in each number Of
their issue private business card or circu>
lar, printing the name of the paper with the
word "ex,ra' at the head Of such circular.
and thus passing il gra,uitously through the
mail as an extra newspaper, although differ
ing in every respect fran legitimate extra.
The attention of the Postmaster General
having been called to this evasion Of the law.
all Wisconsin postmasters are directed to
examine carefully the papers which reach
their respective Offices. and TO charge each
copy containing one Of these circulars with
letter postage, as expressly directed by the
act af August 30. 1852. which provides that
such pnsiage shall be charged upon every
newspaper which has " inclosed in or whit
any paper or other thing" except the bill OF
receipt for subscription. Ma~aukie Mr.