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New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

In fact, there was something in the constant
restlessness Of this mode of life that suited his
rowing turn ; and, though he was constantly buy
ing what he could not sell and losing on all that he
diG sell, yet somehow he kept up an Illusion that
he was doing something, because stray coins now
and then passed through his pockets and because
the circle of small taveIns in which he could drink
and loaf was considerably larger. There was one
resource which never failed him when all other
streams went dry and that was the unceaslng in
geDuity and fidelity Of the bondman Tif
Tiff, in fact, appeared to be one of those COM
Portable old creatures who retain such good un.
derstandips with all created nature that food
is never denied them. Fish would always
bite on Tif's hook when they woddn't
on any ybody's else; 50 that he was won't ON
fJently to call the nearest stream !" rid 9
pork.barrel." Hens always laid eggs for Tif nd
csckled to him cOntdentally where they were de
posted. Turkeys gobbled aud strutted for asm,
and led forth for him broods Of dOwny little Ones
All sorts of wild game, squirrels rabbits, co0ns
and possums, appeared to come with pleasure ana
put themselves into his traps and sprlnges; 80
that, where another man might starve, lin wouid
look round him with unctuOus satisfaction, con-
teoplstng all nature his larder, where his pro-
visions were wearing fur coats aDd walking soodt
Oh four legs, only for safe keeping till he got ready
to eat them. So that Cripps never came nome
without anticipation of something savory, even
though be had drank up his last quarter Of dol
lar at the tavern. This suited Cripps. He thought
Tiff was doing his duty, and occasionally brought
him home some unstable bit Of rubbish, oy way
Of testimonial of the sense he entertained OF his
worth. The spectacles in which Till gioried came
to him in this manner; and, although II mlgnt
have been made to appear that tho asses We're
only plain window glass, Tiff was happily ignorant
that they were not the best convex len'es, and
still happier in the fact that his strung, unlmpaired
eyesi. hit made any glasses at all entirely unneces-
sary. It was only an aristocrstic weakness In
Tiff. Spectacles he somehow considered ING mark
of gentleman, and an appropriate sy nbol for one
who had "been fetched up in the very fastest
families Of Old Virginny'
He deemed them more particularly appropriate,
as in addition TO bis manifold outwari duties, he
Likewise assumed as the reader has seen, some
feminine accomplishments i'll could dara
stoching with anybody IN the country he ecah cut
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MetuNork DAILY @ibm,re
MRS. STOVES NEW BOOK.

1--WE give readers sivanec pobiicaon of chapter
from Mrs H. H. STowEs Anti svery novel now In The
osess of Me.srs. Philips, Sampson Co Of Boston).
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

THE GRiswoLD DIVORCE CAsE.-In the Gsiswold
Divorce case, the Court Of Common Pleas, Philsdee
phia AZ decided against the application Of tho hbl
liant REV. Rufus W. Griswold, ID d to complete the
record by the substitution of alleged copies.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

PRosTBATED BY THE HEAr.-Ellen Moore, youn8
living No. 2s Cherry street. BY ~ ss-
eessive hest Of ye,tedsy and m se5sel.s, near sshsns
rrket she veyed 10 the seventh Ward Rocso 50
,.oD, and there attended BY Dr.. knosrk. . ....r
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mater Inre.

nR. 0. w. MAYS HIGHLAND HOME WA
~ TER CURE, q. Fshki Landing, the Hudson River.
affords ouaed fscies for the recovery Of health Kues
Eaty, Movement Cure ExeIc'ses prscced here daily
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

ICo1,ers. West Point Cold spvius Cornwall N'woursh
srv Eamhursh az Milton arriving by 81 p The f1vonte
s,e.yer HFRO Capt Smith. leaves the foot OF Robil son ST.
gVTRY AFTFANOON (sundsys excepted) IT - O'Clock,
ssrchps 4. Amo Returning leaves Pouehkeeone a,6a n
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Neutrality-suspicious. Ycs,ayalle Madsm
Van Embu-rh Mrs VII Mrs n, Rose
a Iayinia
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Yoekney Jnmes Young II Oscar yem Del
YoungAW . YamnoneF
Miscellaneous.
President of the Jackson In Captain ofbark Roanoke
surance 90 Bioominggroye Lodge. No l52
Captain Of bark Laing
]. v. FOWLER Postmaster
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LIST OF LETTERS
RcaAining n the New Yerk CITY Psst once,
Friday, July IS, 1855.

rsheA exclusively in the NEW YoRx HERALD by Act Of
oongress0 hacirs e asge~ circulation paper
On Ne Usled Susss
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NcAdAm Miss Mary
JAM
McNabcMrs Rachael
Met snn Miss kl.gA
NcIaIn Miss hate
Met leiiancNary An
Nc1erney Anne
Nctoy Mrs Nuiberr!
Met ully kmehe
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UCTION NOTICE.-1HOMAS BELL, AUCT iONEER-
IA by BELL. BUSH, this day at los O'clock In the
roomsI IL North William street-yaety sae-iive trunks
clothing ewelry pistols four reyovers three watches
hotel left boarders. At II o'cioc1.
of dry goods fancy articles, clothing hosiery.
the balance of hat lot of plec ged he's chain,
pins Saturday, sale of good furniture,
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A UCTION NORTHUMBERLAND STRETCHERS.-
IA JOHN +. VAN ANTWERP will sell this day. July l..
II O'Clock at 2lG Pearl English umb lila
insp
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IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND Cowprv ,Trop
II cpshons patented February ~ 1886; for only At &
Chambers street. up stairs The combination cushions put 90
"a tables, MICHAEL PHEL.AN, Psientee,
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BILLIARDS.

DuIIARDs-A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or Bill.
I'D lard tables with marble, slate wooden beis
ALEC cloths balls cuDA fact every article the lne -
per cent ct-rper - On be purchased elsewhere Three
second hand tables, dA6Ap.
LEoNAKD BENJAMIN, ss2 Broadway.
IFkRY's FULTON BILLIARD SALOON AND WARE.
room opsn and for the OF ablea ana
,very'hne in the billiard line. No ~ Fulton street ANY
.tyle OF cush ions put inferior tables
MIKE, Of the Cermont Proprietor
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TRAvELLBRs' GUIDE.

sS1A ASASsssss~1 SsAA~sss
DAY BOATS FOR ALBANy-rRox roor or CANAL
~ and spring streets connecting with trains % sraios~
and the West Steamers Aida and Armenia daily at A. N
making the principal landings
FOR KEYPoEr, cLIrrwooD, md PORT HAxn.
pier dsiy sundays excepted. - O'Clock r. ~ aud keyp0
EoR. GREtspoRr AND $40 HARBoR-srEAxEa
York foot o: catheris Market Sip every saturday as
EoR SHREWSBURY long BRANCH. HIGHLANDS
ah1 % ey a t rSPa nr s en- Inv
and every day tbs week So NJ Tor The s6o,s dcsSaa
Pare SIS sea air. bathing ana hotel accomnois
HUDSON RIVER gAILRoAD.--rRoN MAY. 10, isss
Express "a n and y y; natl "a NJ ;,hro.s :, wsy rals
Ii s% sing ss aSG s n; . snS asy
ys rfd.s and s M e ss S
reeksk trsns stop me s,sers pasenrsrs taken
yo Tsq sa, e9 1 an sss ar, ,ee
r H., and Mast Albany At 8 $50 and ii:ls n andsPn
NEW YORK AND Convey IsLASD. LANDING AT
~ Port Hamilton each way The steamer NORwALK,
Capt. G. Roman viii leayeas follows suadays included:
leaving 10, q spring stree, !, eis A. H. i5 md s VI
gss ss9 'F " fsa ~ M :S 1a,
Island Fort hamilton ana back e New York twenty I've
for Children. q. J. DODGE Agent
ArkW YORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD-DN AND Az.
IN tcr Monday May ~ 1856 unit, further notice GA.
senger trains N leave pier foot Of Duans ows
viz
Dunkirk express, ats A. N. for Dunkrk-
buffalo express, At g A. NJ. for Buffalo.
bail NJ sf5 A. NJ for Dunklrk and Bufalo snd ntevns-
diae stations Passengers BY thls mail will
sss s sad sS he shas s,pTs .
Lake shore Railroad for Cincinnati, Chicago, kc
Rockland passenger ri $50 NJ, from fo Of Chamber
street, Fermont for Suferns and Intermediate
Way passeng.r ~ 7. M, for Nswburg and yiids,ewu.
Night express M6P N, for Dunsirk ara Bufr.lo
Engrant, Up. n, for Dunkirk add Buffao n,e~ms
date stations
The above trains run daily Sundays excepted.
The express trains Frnira with - g1r,xrs.
Cananfagus sd Niagara Fails Railroad, for ~lagx - gais ~
Bnrhsmton with the Syracuse and Bin gharnon kArosd s
At Corning with Buffalo Corning and New vnvN
Railroad for Rochester Great Benz with Delaware Iack
awanne and Western Railroad Tor Scranton a Buss 90
Duntfrk with the Lake shore Railroad Cleye Cp~nnsN
ToleAA Detroit Chicago, nc.
b. O. McCAILUM. General suoerintsndeDx
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UcT!oN NOTICE-ExTENsIyE SALE or GOLD
"A and silver watches, and fine gold jewelry SAMUEL
OsGoOD co. auconeers will sell, Mt 81 Nassau street.
This morning FRIDAY July 49, nj ~ o'clock NJ over ~ va
luabe gold and other Watches received steamer BAL
tic and to be sold on account Of an English house The
watches al of the best English Makers comprising indie
pendent levers double aud detached levers NC
Full and descriptions will be given in the catalogues
Also lots of fine gold ewery comprising vest aud
guard chains brooches pins shirt studs sleeve buttons ear
rings finger rings &C. Every article warranted AZ
n catalogue.
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cARPETrSGs AND UPHOLSTERY.

DUSINEsS AND PLEASURE
ID Combined, by visiting the spacious. elegant and
Deliciou-ly c,lol slcsrooms
OF HIRAM ANDER%ON, No W Bowerv whero
Medallion velvet
Tapestry. Brussels threc.p ply AMI Ingram carpets
Are sold NJ rNrRgeEpsSrrD rnicgs
Elegant table eovers superb rugs. mats. Ac., Sc.
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% KING sTkEET.-To LET, A NEAT THREE sTOR
CO dwelling house with all TIE mosrn unpro, emenls. II
quife ON the premises.
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MEXICAN BRANDY, GIN, NEW ENGLAND. NO
n nongahela and reci0ed whiskey bbs and hhds;
rita highland low proof do, for sale the
price 70 bills Jersey cider brandy, pure for BY q
WARD Co, 10 Murray street.
CLARET WINE, 81 50. a. AND a. 50 PEa DOZEN;
~ Philadelphia ale and porter London anl Dubin brown
stout Scotch and East India pale brandes SC FOR
cah only pure IN quality and twenty per cent below usual
Dces, NJ PfERSONS, ~ Bieecker street block
from Bowcry 621 Hudson OF Jane
b-Pure ginger wine and blackberry brandy
FAMILIES SUPPLIED WITH FOREIGN WINES AND
IL spirits pure imported, IN drmuohns and bottles, at
Wholesale prices single bottle sent sample. "!
Port sherry Madeira, care eidsecks aud NUNS cham
Scotch and Irish whiskey schcdam n Ao English patent
malt vinegar the pures vns and best adaped for
ling that be had. London porter Scotch and india pale
aes IN pnis and quarts, imported domestic beer bottled
CUMMINGS DIXON, 50 Beaver street
TrLEs MuMM 4 cos CHAMPIONSHIP AN AR.
81 rangement with the house OF Msssrs. J. O. j. Boxer
York, the undersigned imports these famous
wines VIZ, Imperial Cabinet and verzenay, direct from
public upon the favorable IA there are two
brands champagne wine IN the market OF the name
without interfering with other interests seemsto be proper
that the Numms wines first niroiucedln This
market BY the Messrs Boxer the year Is25 that tbese
obtained celebrity here and tbss upon dv on
ohe firm NJ Rheims the LET q January 1859 by which
tNo houses formed namely jules Munm 60 ami a.
w. Mumm Co, the first house named retained ,he orf
gina establishment, and 70 this time has also
reputation o. the Mumns WINS by exporting only a
the approved quality Nv carefu conaparsor with the
best wines IN the market aided by the experience and sivce
Of able judges toe undersignes eect- from the different
brands me champagne wines q Jules Munu 90, the
aud uniform quality, these champaenes are now presented
win ful assurance OF their being the best wines IN The
kct. PRED 8 COZZFvs.
Importer 70 WMfsn street. SsvsYors.
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LADIES' LIST.

Abadie Nile Caroline AordMs Thomp MrsMariaI
Elizbh 81 Armstrong Ellen
dana Mrs Sul Andersen Mrs II HAtkins ashng
81 Anderson PhebeI l. ton place
Ahern Mary Ansan Miss Adelaide Athey Mrs Maria
Arid Mrs MARY Andrews Miss
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EDwAKD scHEN N AucTIoN H HORSES, car.

u riages, &c.-EDwARD ScHENCk GO will sell At
auction. mis- day Friday at O'clock at their saesroom,
80 Nassau street Of line dark bay horses III hands
high and years old. warranted perfectly kind. aud
gentle; stylish drivers single dou pie harness.
saddle horses and warranted together in less
minutes, and TO trot twelyes miles hour without the
urging The above IL considered valuable will
be positively sold TO the highest bidder TO close dcees
estate The horses be and tried by app cation
the auctioneer. Also at same time large bay horse 10
hands high warranted in kni In single and double
harness Also large black horse 6i, HAMS high
old warranted perfectly kind sound and gentle in
Also, an elegant rockaway carriage nearly made by
LAWRENCE. Also. several ight road wagons.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-05-08
Important Trial at the Crystal Palace

The following account Of a trial of scales at
the Fair Of the American Institute, held in the
Crystal Palace in New York, is from the Penn
sylvenian, We take pleasure in transferring
it to our columns, rejecting as Il does, great
credit upon well known and successful New
England manufacturing firm. We would add
that the scales exhibited by the Messrs. Fair
banks were taken from their usual stock in New
York, and since the account of the trial was
published hOuc been adjudged the best. and
gold medal has been awarded for the largel
one and silver medal for the smaller one :
1--WE had the pleasure of witnessing, fey
days since, an interesting test trial of variou
weighing machines on exhibition at the Fai
of the American Institute in the Crystal Palace
The trial was confined to the relative merits o
the celebrated Fairbanks SCALES, the scale
manufactured by Duryee & Forsyth, of Ro
chester N. Z, and a newly patented seal
manufactured at Vergennss, Vt. To test tb
real merit Of the scales, the committee PLACED
upon the platform offs scale having the capaci
ty Of six tuns, weight of 1890 pounds, an,
then removed the weight to various parts O
the platform, With this weight on one cor
ner of the Vergenues Scale. the beam indCa
ted 1890 pounds when placed on the Oppo
site corner the beam indicated only S377 pounds
showing difference Of l8 pounds and whe
removed to the center of the platform the bear
showed 1887 pounds. A request was the
made that the weight be again placed on th
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Col. Lanes Card-sharp Words to the
Little Giant"

The Eastern papers contain card from Col
]. H. Lane, in reply to the attack OF Douglas
upon him in the Senate chamber. 1t is rather
too long to copy entire, but its conclusion is SO
caustic and pointed that it is worth preservation.
OF course the little giant shields himself be-
hind his Senatorial privilege and refuses to re-
spond to this challenge, for it is nothing else;
Senator Douglas cajoled me into an undeser-
we'd trust of his sincerity. He made me the
guest Of his hospitality to deceive and circum-
vent me. He has broken the seals of friendly
confidence. and published it with criminal ef-
frontery. To make the personal indignity the
greater, be has impeached me, his friend and
witness; and he has so distorted what l did say
that am unable to call it my own. He has
inveighed with gross criminal imputatons, a
gaiast me, unsustained by single fact in my
own history, and all denied by the public and
familiar history of Kanzas. l so sligmaze
the imputations and charges and when smart
ing under it, and presuming on some sincerity
in our past relations, ask for justice or for ex.
planation that shall lead to justice, he hunts
out from the Constitution that magical word
for weak -tneed spirits-"Prvi!egeP eP'-and flies
to his cover. The public shall be our judges.
TO this complexion has it come Is the ferO-
cious braggart heroism of the Senate Chamber
which boasts in its place Of having gazed
down pis tol barrels only that quality which
.'oozes out at the finger ends" and expires
outside of the portals of the Chamber p? Are
treachery, falsehOod, cowardice any better be-
cause they are privileged? I8privilege to have
another meanihg9 Will the Senator from IlIi-
nois abuse it, and make want Of courage and
'privilege" convertible and equivaelnt terms
| appeal from the atrocous conduct Of the
Senator from Illinois, and submit 10 the homes
public, and its just sense and conviction, that
in morals no elevation of place can dignity and
protect injustice-!hat, because person is
humble, his oppression becomes more aggrava-
ted, and he is doubly within the projection of
all honorable men above him-that oCcusation
and accountability always go together; that char.
acter assailed, may always compel the acCusert to
his proofs, and if the offender becomes fugi'
tive from his plain duty, and attempts to retire
to legal subterfuges, public justice will take up
the retribuhon of the wrong, pursue him over
his legal barriers. AMI whip the violatOr of the
universal laws of friendship and hospitality, and
the Slanderer of private reputation. at the very
altar of his refuge J. H. LANE,
Washington City, National Hotel, No. "a.
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have already deereed from Maine to California
that these lOcusts upon the peoples pasture shal
be driven Iherefrom, that they shall die Po
litical death, because Of their many trausgress'
ions, and innumerable iniquiies, committed IL
the sight Of the people.
Pierce necessarily has the majority oil these
Gins" for him, whilst the "Outs" are divided
between Douglas and Buchanan. All are sunk
in thelowest depths Of meanness, in their vii
lainous homage to the black power of slavery
All three being Northern uen, ii is a great
race between them which shall go fsrthest IN
their erouching dOg-licking, operation at the
feet Of the great MOloch-humsn slavery
Alas for fallen humanity-how degraded
Poor pitiable dogs, themselves fit only for the
places where their Je9rs are by them, COM
pelled to drag out a miserable existence
Democracy, Tyranny, PaPishism, MOrmOEism
and Dougbfaceism, have in these latter sn de-
generate days become synonymous termsl
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The Presidency.

As tie time draws nigh, there seems to be a
good deal Of huitering among the Locofoco as
pirants. Pierce goes into the convention, with
alarger vote than any other aspirant and pro-
that willnol suffice, for the self styled DemoC-
arcy call the two third rule Democratic and
therefore Pierce will not reach the goal Of his
ambition on The first ballot. Then comes the tug
OF war. Then will be made public in assem-
bleG convention, the despicable Tyranny that
rules triumphant, under the assumed name Of
Democracy
Then the terrll "gnashing Of teeth will
commence between the petty aspirants for the
loayeS and fishes, that they expect to receive
for their arduous services in the event, thei
fayorto candidate should.succeed in the Presi
dental race, Of slavery against freedom.
These sons Of Belial need not, however, give
themselves much trouble upon that score, and
you'd not do SO, but il is said that whom the
Gods intend 10 destroy, they first make mad,
and therefore these dupeg of selfish, blind, PO
pish slavery prOplgapdism, do not perceive the
doom that awaits them.
The Genius Of Liberty is abroad in the land
Of the Pilgrims, and cohorts of Freemen arr
banding logetheri in every nook and corner o
this Great Republic, and are anxiously await.
ing the appointed time for the united assault
against, and entire discontinue Of the remnOn
pfa zee powerful cxecutve army still under tht
lead Of three hundred thousand dough faced
white livered blood suckers, that drink in an
existence in the Custom houses and Post Off
ces throughout the length and breadth of the
land.
The people in their sovereign and giant vii
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oused the ranch" with hearty greeting from
the boys outside. who shOated, Catching
comes before hanging" A Mr, Lyman, seat
ed near, was then made prisoner, and a body
Of soldiers stationed over him. Arrests we're
then made in quick succession, until seven prs'
ouers were taken, aud information gained that
some warrants we're out for at least forty more
Night now put a step TO their operations. The
prisonsrs we're placed at the house OF Mr.. Hin
man, and a strong guard OF soldiers placed O.
YER them. Jones with few others, camped IN
tents near by. Much excitement prevailed du'
ring the day twice Jones had drawn bis revOl-
YER, but was given to understand that if one OI
the people of Lawrence was injured, his life
should pay the forfeit. During the evening
many men we're on the streets principally cit
lzeps of Lawrence, with a sprinklng of border
r,aians. who had come in to "see the sights.
Among the latter we had DR.. l. N. Stringfellow,
also the captain Of the much noted "kickapoc
Rangers" Occasionally the discharge ofagun
was heard in the distance. About ten O'Clock
three or four discharges were heard in quici
succession, and few minutes after the new
few through town that "JOneS is shot, and no
expected 10 live" l Immediately adopted
means of ascertaintng the facts, and learned
that two or three shots had been ired int
Jones tent. one taking effect entering his bod
= Just below the right shoulder blade, and lOdg
ing near the back bone, He had no use Of tn,
lower part of bis body, and "no hoPes," anC
but very little prospect remains Of his recOv
cry.
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corner frst tried, which was done, and the
weight The beam now INDICATED was SS82 pounds
showing difference Of 8 pounds from the FIRST
trial This variation is attributable in part to the
arrangement Of the platform upon the bearings,
which fOrbids the possibility of its giving cor.
rect weight OF agreeing with itseH The test
vas then applied to Fairbanks Scale, and
when the weight was placed on one corner OI
the platform the beam indicated the true sseight
1898 pounds on the second aud third corners
the result was the same on the fourth eorne er
a slight variation was perceptible. So extreme.
ly delicate Sss the operation Of Fairbanks
Scale, (capacIty six tuns) that a quarter of a
pound weight placed on any part Of the plat.
form raised the beam.
A Duryee & Forsyth Scale, Of 10000 lbs
capacity was next tested. and like the Vergen.
mes Scale, it failed to give correct weight, OIL
to agree with itself it showed variation o
ten pounds when the weight was removed from
one corner 10 another. One Of Fairbanks
small Platform Scales was then tested with U.
s.standard weights, and although it had
been in constant use for six months, it exhibit.
ed unerring accuracy. The sealed weights
were then placed on a similar scale manufactur.
ed BY Daryee & Forsyth. but the result was
far from satisfactory lone corner was half a
pound Too light, the centre halfa pound toe
heavy, and another corner two pounds too
heavy. ."--Boston Daily Journal.
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Law of NeWsnapers.

l. Subscribers who do not give notice to the contra.
~ are considered as wishing to continue their subserp
tion.
e II subscribers order the discontinuance Of their
papers the subsher may continue to send them until
al arrearages are paid.
g. II subscribers neglect or refuse TO take Their pc
riodcas from the Office to which they directed they
are held responsible till they have settled the BILL and
ordered them discontinued.
T. II subscribers remove to other places without in
forming the publishers and the papers are sent to the
former direction, they are held responsible
. The Courts have decided that, refusing to take
paners from the office, or removing and leaving them
ncaled for IL prma fdcia evidence oinIentional fraud
~ Posmasters who notify publisher that news
p,po is not taken from the Office are required to give
the reas on why they not taken out (See Post O
R,e Instructions and Laws