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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
POSTAL REFORM,
eral.

The New.York Postal Reform Committee have
issued their call for public meeting to be held at
the large chapel Of the University-the place Of
meeting Of the Historical and Geographical SOci-
eties-on Monday evening next, the Hon. Luther
Bradish in the chair. The Committee comprises
many gentlemen of ability and high standing, who
are well known throughout the country; and if the
address, which they propose toread to the meeting
and publish to the world, covers one half of the
ground that las been discussed in The TRIBUNE
and other journals, it ought to command attention
If these gentlemen, who were appointed at the
Exchange meeting few weeks ago, and who ap-
pear to possess both zeal and enterprise are success
ful, in the main, in their plans Of postal reform,
they will deserve more credit than they would
were eur present rates. high and oppressive. Had
we exorbitsntly high rates, with the example of
England before us, nothing could prevent sweep
ing reform, and every person would labor actively
to effect it. With the charge of three cents on
the most of our letters, great many persons seem
to feel that we have arrived at the acme Of perfec-
ton. As if low rate of postage comprised every.
thing! The reforms proposed by the Committee,
as expressed in the resolutions and documents pub
lished, come under some six or seven heads /. The
abolition of franking or the payment of Govern
ment hostages out of the Treasury. 2. A uniform
rate Of postage of two cents for single letters.
B. Free-letter delivery in all cities and large
towns. 4. No compulsory prepayment; that is,
all letters to be forwarded to their destination, and
if no. prepaid, to be charged double, instead Of
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
BRITISH ANNEXATION.

Annexation, so hypocriticaly deplOred by En-
glish journalists, reviewers, and orators, when the
United States practice it, is the chief normal quail
ity of the British Government in India. The last
political gulp, accordingly, which the East India
Company has taken is swallowing the Kingdom of
Dude whole. Not that we object to the degluti-
tion-but merely mention the fact as one other
evidence Of the sublimated impudence and humbug
of English opinion when it attacks American an
nexation, fllibusterism, and what lot.
Whatever is to come of the British rule in India,
the main object has been, up to very recent
period, the manufacture Of Anglican nabobs-in-
ternal improvements and social ameliorations being
secondary, or entirely overlooked But it is simply
impossible for people like the English, advancing
steadily in the art of government and in the theory
Of equality to look on and see their Indian Empire
used as a semi POLITICAL semi-commercial pasture
ground for adyenturers, and no radical means
taken to secure it from utter dilapdation. Hence,
though as regards internal improvements, the little
State of Rhode Island could show more than was
effected in India under the entire British rule,
up to some fifteen years back, and though the na-
tive manufacturers have been ruined by the system
of British Free trade, yet we find some reforms
creeping into the country, the greatest of which is
the tendency to abolish caste, and to afford new
ideas to the people by the better administration of
justice, and the diffusion of European genius and
philosophy.
The Kingdom Of Dude, just incorporated, may
gain by the act, and certainly it cannot lose. 1t
has long been pattern Of bad government Rogue
~ and rascality, in all the afluent complexities of
OrientaliDgenuity have reveed in that aDd; and so
it may be safely asserted, that having touched the
bottom Of despair and misery, the kingdom may be
improved BY the measure in question. Under
anything Like good government such must be the
issue; for nature has done her part in enriching
that country. Its latitude is the same as that of
Florida; it is bounded north BY Nepaul, and else
where surrounded by the northwest Provinces Of
the Presidency of Bengal. Its length from north to
south is about $50 miles, greatest breadth, loO
miles; area, %, ,735 square miles. The surface is
mostly level and highly fertile; it is watered by
the Grogera, Goomty, Lye and other tributaries OF
the Ganges. Wheat, barley rice, sugar, indigo,
and other ofthe richest products of India are raised
in large quantities. 1t became subordinate to
to the English after the battle of Kslpee, in 1865
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
THE STATE OF KANSAS.
,por deDce Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Editorial Correspor dence ef The Y. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, March 20, 1850
Gov. SEWARD has just submitted to the Senate
q substitute for Mr.. Douglass Kansas Admission
bill. Mr. d. proposes to allow Kansas hereafter
when she shall have been found by census to have
more than SO, $40 inhabitants, (the present ratio
the House of Representatives, to hold an election
under the laws of the bogus Legislature, when
deny the right of suffrage to opponents oi 'o'
Kansas Nebraska bill and the Fugitive Slave A0.'
and concede il to ali other inAabifasfs Of tho Tef
tory, no matter whether Of five yeans' or hve Nun
utes' duration. Gov. Seward, instead Of thiA P'''
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

e<.tss Msshal's ohcv; Propaeey Begging Inpossor' .
Supposed Infsntcdsi Alleged Horse Thie' CITY Item A
yert-emsnt. Brsokiv. B~~a NsvJeT'ey h<~a LSs
I.tesec.ee-rhe Di9uted JudseshP; Letter from Judge
Covie. United States District COut-DeesOns tn
Admiralty; United States Circuit Cour-Deei'i0n. IN
Eouity; Supreme Ceurf. Special Teru< Court Calendar
Marriages and Deaths; ths State Of Europe
Ninth PAeE-Forucs: France; Anecdo's OF broarhAm a
Railway Romance; Novel Deposition Of Unfsi,hfai
Wiz. Novel Arrest la NspIes Russian Lady President;
Steamer. to the Isllnd of Nevis; Rambes the Goa
e.ree; Growth Of the Northwest
rxsIp P.ey-Coyrs.pondenes From Roet Island From
WbcoDsin; Llebss Lectures-Asainst MAteraisrn, soa
On IN. Chemistry Of Food Health for the People; Csass
tbe Decay Of National Health Food for the Sick BOrds
Rusnsm IN Chicago; letter. iron he Peop,; Extracting
Metals BY Electricity Free Trade in Wool ooean Postage
The Northern Pacific Railroad; The Wheeling Bridge
ELEVENTH Monetary Afsirs M.rfeb'
Shin News; Advertisements
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

We learn that recruiting officers Of the Foreip
Legion, in New-York. who were to have been
paid by Mr. Stanley, the confidential clerk or SEQ
retary of the British Consul, at the rate of $72
month each until the end of the war, having had
their pay suddenly stopped few days since by
that gentleman, have sued him and Mr.. Barclay, Ia
the Marine Court. The case is to come up On
Monday next, but meanwhile Mr.. Stanley is not b
be found Information has been received BY As
Secretary of State at Washington, that he hs
been suddenly called homo by his Government 10
receive promotion for his eminent services in tho
enlistment business. He is now either in Halifar,
or on his way thither, to take the next steamer ar
England. What arrangements he has made with
Mr.. Chas. Edwards, his bondsman to the United
States Government for his appearance to answer
the charge of being concerned in enlistng soldiers
in New-York, for the British Foreign Legion, 70
mains to be seen. 1t is probable, however, that
her Msjesty's Government will not allow Mr.. Ed
wards to become loser by his misplaced conf.
dence.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
Commander Hartstein of the United States pro.

Commander Hartsten of the United States pre-
peller Arctic is no doubt brave and energetic
man. He touched at Sandy Hook on Thursday,
merely 10 land sick person and send letters 10 lie
family after having been at sea forty days in seacA
Of the Pacific. We had for . few days been aax.
iously looking for bis return, expecting to hear b
had been to the Western Islands, since he Aa1
been gone so long. We are disappointed that h
failed to take this route. He has had time enough
to accomplish the voyage, and If he had made its
great load of uncertainty would now have ben
removed touching the steamers fate. If she Is net
at the Western Islands she must, we fear, be set
down as lost. We applaud the spirit of Com.
mander Hsrtstein in keeping the sea 80 persever.
ingly in pursuit Of the missing steamer, but II he
had come to town to compare notes with Other
experienced mariners, and had as at this persi
we think he ought, fixed upon specific voyage n
search of the missing ship, instead Of merely fling.
ing himself to sea on general watch or hunt, we
think it would have been far the wiser course.
Nothing could have been more proper, If the Arctic
was TO continue her search, than to have had her
renewedly supplied with fuel and dispatched to the
Azores. But the report brought from Capt Hart
stein shows be has no such intention. he having
only ten days supply of coal. Besides, he int
mated that his final return might be expected By
the first Of April. We are thus led to the belief
that, so far as the Pacific is concerned, the latter
part of his cruise will be as fruitless the begin
ming.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

seiring and destroying them ss DOW prscticed- 8.
All dead letters 10 be returned to the writers. 9.
Post-Ohioe money orders for romittins small ssna.
7. Cheap Ocean Postage. All Of these heads have
been discussed over and over again, and no dosbt
will form the text of the Committees Add,sa.
The msin strength Of the principles lice IN the tvs
cent uniform rate, the free-letter delivery, ~
money order system, and no compulsory prepay.
ment. We hope this meeting will be fully ut.
tended and that it will result in a food of peti.
tions to Congress from this city and elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

Captain David Conner, of the United States
Navy died on Thursday at his residence in Phia'
delphia. He was a native Of Pennsylvania, and en-
tered the service as midshipman in the year 1oO9.
Since that time he has been on sea fifteen years.
and on shore duty eight years. He was first lieu
tenant on board the Hornet Captain Biddle in the
desperate engagement with the British brig Pen
guin, and received severe wound which endan-
pered his life for some time. In 1S45, Commodore
Conner, as commander of the Home or Gulf
Squadron, received orders to defend the coast of
Texas, as part of the United States and in 1916,
when the war with Mexico broke out, he COM
menced the blockade of oil the ports Of that coun-
try. In the cOurse of the war he made two fruit
less attempts upon AlvaradO. Subsequently he led
squadron upon TsmpcO, which surrendered. DE
was relieved in 1647, and has not since been in &c
tive service. BY the action of the Naval Board aP-
pointed under the late act of Congress, Commo-
dore Conner was placed on the list Of Captains on
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

The new Assembly AppOrtionment bill was re-
ported to the Assembly yesterday. The following
counties lose one Member: Cayuga, Dutcbess,
Gtnesee, Greene, Livingston, Montgomery, Onon-
daga, Orange, Otsego, .SchOharie. The follow
lowing gain one: Broome, New-York. Oswego,
Queens, Ulster, Westchest@. Kings gains four
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

Our Kansas correspondent gives an account OF
the election of Messrs. Reeder and Lane to repre-
sent that new State in the Federal Senate. He
also furnishes copy Of the first Law enacted by
the new Legislature. 1t is cOnsoling to know,
after all the terrible rumors from Washington Of
bloody assize, that the Members of the new State
Government of Kansas are not yet hanged nor, for
that matter not even arrested.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
Nespalprk Dailp Gtibm,re
SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1856.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No noie be taken Of Communications What
Intended for be authentic ated by the
and address of the wrternot necessarily for pubcs
too, but ss guarantee of his good faith
We undertake 70 rejected Com nunisstons
Go Ovs FxiISpa-Sutscrfses In sending reittances rs
Quentiy omit to nsnson the OF the Post 0ee aud
frequently the OF the State to which their paper
TO be sont-Alws mention the Of The Pss C<s
I'D Sfats
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
CIRCULAR No. 4.
Opyroy M rHy DuRyrE AND FORSYTH MaSuyAcrvRNG(
COMPANY MARCH 1856. }

OFFICE DURY1E AND FORSYTH MASCfAcIVkIhS{
COMPANY. MARCH, 1885 )
II for many years been asserted BY the agents OF hes
& sn Ss5 II, 1e,e o ShO their Scales are
under pttent and that The wares OF TINS oopa
sy s?e r[a Sai.e ish not to be
first of the work sold By Fairbanks
tbt W. do not infringe on their patents We aese
that they have 10 paent following Scales made BY them
f bormss Ss'IsS %.sSoass DisS "f.on connsI qocsf,
"Portabe Scales" These Scales comprise almost all kinds
they make and We take the above descriptions as they
he Patent ee show that they have NO patents ,uh scales
Bat the stamp Patent" marked them and their agents
Such marking is in direct violation Of the law which dsessi s,
10 of the act of August y s4 that It any person n,
sHx any word stamp or device OF IKE import, peleI w.
Or en- & On eyy fy xxi Be- liable @
penalty of not less than one hundred dollars with
patented They deceived and we are accused OF
pretended patents Aedn the law requires that tbs word
There are part. q scale called the rolling scale which
patented viz. its springs &c. AMI upon these the word paten.
thus the public believe that the whole SCALE or at any
psened 1t % % sT be es4 eS oo
thrust the public, to the injury OF the Company.
out pTeense Of business that Is losing ground aud giving
the improvements Of skill and experience All we claim
confidence of the public We do not will not the
fair se deeeivng ststemept. and Pretenses OF 5ho's win
public and ourselves do and will expose them and
appeal 70 an public pPaGs ion ,eSt S
experience confidently assert that no maker can or does
better or more durable and accurate SCALE thau we do
There s no instance in which dissatsfacton has been eH
and thousands in the United States the Cansda
and Europe end other countries who for years have used and
are now using work refer all III want OF an accurate
scale We make tdem Of all kinds aud OF the best
material. ,..
The Company manufacturing order the best quality
of Scales such Railroad Warehouse and Store Scaes ALSO
snpeor article of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Warehouse
Tracks Copying Presses &c. Prompt attention given TO all
orders Resrsctfully CHAUNcEY DURYEE, Supt
~ u -Orr In Nov York. ~ are
HoucH q Co., No. IS Whitehall aud l Stone-st, where
stock OF goods ct Ut all times be found at manu-
focfu fyics
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

Last evening the Board ofCOuncilmen cOncurred
with the action Of the Board Of Aldermen, rescind
ing the grant made for Railroad in Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

RUsRrox's Con LIVER OIL is doing more for
Consumption thsn anything used Try u and convinced
OF Ia eGescy. Al genuine has RusEroS's n on
- No Asor House. corner Of Bsrciayst, and No az
ofeAdssy. corns< Of Canal st
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
The HAm.-To prevent its being bald, and to

teer cssy and son. BoGLEs cELEsxrArED HYPERION
fLvp shosd its color Be unpessns, BoeLEs ELECTRIC
HAIR Drk WI usscsy change IL black brown of the
moe, natural description For the complexion SoeLE BALM
% CSTHrRkAm unfsaled For shaving BoGLEs AMoLE
To be bad wholesale and retail Of the proprietor BosLE
Boston and may be bad IN this city Of BARNES PARE
EusBros hkSkMN CLAhx 4 Co; RING Broadway; A. b.
q d. SANDS, futonst and Agents throughout the world
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
THE GENUINE COD.LNER ON or HEGEMAN.

ClAsK Co Gate Rushton CLARK Coz stood the test Of
iskf yeers expeueDce and the ,ss ana pr.
rfcis made See thai the eagle and mortar are on the l.h
ana our sns,ure the cork without which Is not senuip
HgeExAn CLARK Co, Nos lSo, z3S o and 756 Broadway
Vholosse espot No i6o Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

DOLLS DRESSED AND UNDRESSED - Wax
India Rubber Also Heads Bodies Arms Shoes,
Bas &C. Straugss will find this apartment the largest AVID
bes; assorted in the city, and the marked price from which
there 10 abatement the selling price of house
in the CITY, g. w TUTTLE Importer of Fancy Goods Toys
&C. No 545 Broadway.
STATEN ISLAND FANCY DYEING ESTABLISH
MIyT-Ofice No. John-st.,
Two doors from Broedway)
Dive Silks Wooen and Fancy Goods i'll the PIECE or other
wise, of every description.
Their superior style Of dyeiDg
LADIES' AND GESTLEMEN's GARMENTS
AZ widely known Grape Shaws dyed the most brilliant or
grave coor All kinds of Shaw Curtains, &c, cleaned or
re-dyed.
Goods received and returned by express.
BARRETT, NEPHEws a. Co.,
No. 5 John-st.,
Two doors from Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
STATEN ISLAND FANCY DYEING ESTABLISH

IRON BEDsTEADs.-JANES,B BEEBE d Co., No.
$50 Broaday sale large stock Of 1Ros BEDsTEADs
their manufacture Of superior styles and workmanship
Also, TatRacks, Settees heStants. Sc. -
No. $50 Bros1way New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
BusineSs Notlfes.

KELLOGc's SPRING Styles for GENTLEMEN
now ready Please call the large and beau
aI assoreDt Mens aud Boy. Felt Hats CAPS, &c s No
~ CoDL-st
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

M o X ANT.
Tne important question for every business man 10 k
tin.sf ", " Am supplied with one OF
Wupyr's PATENT SALAMAsDER FIRE AND BURGLAR
PRooF SAFES
S m. r~eserv.ton of nv Books and Vuses" IL pro-
csed Ut once tbs depot,
No ~ WATER.sr., NEAR WALL, NEw-YoGK,
Or No. q Wanutst, Philadelphia,
s.s obtain one before IL lae) secured with one OF
WILDERs PowDKE AND BURGLAR PRooF LOCKS.
Il. G. WILDER Co,
Patentees aud Manufacturers
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

NosL lt5 lT and lSe Waterst, new YORK
TOTHE AFrLIcTED. DIR PANCOAsT's GOLDEN
SovcH sYnvr meeting with success N
Hoonipg Cough Asthms Group and palliative In Con-
:sSs % sss y nS for s Sy
CIV clstsntI Co.; No 81 Ba,clsyst C. IL Ring No is'
Green Iihst .ed sroedwsy Mira Hayes No l75 Buttons
Brooklyn and all druggists N town and country see Pemphet
SPRING HATs-BRD, No 40 NAssAU-sT.-
Tssdy for lnsPsSSon and sale EUs HArs styles,
made with great e,,e under osi Sanedste sspeIvSa
To WHOLESALE
AND COUNTRY DRUGGISTS.
BARNES n PARK,
No. scfBroadway; corner Of Duanos'.,
1avs tie attention Of close buyers their immense stock OF
PATENT MEDICINES,
terms that csnno attention OF large dealers
thOoshou, the world An articles below manaactaTsrs
''''' > BARNES PAX,
Ncw.Yort' Cincinnati aud San Francisco.
THE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE,
HOTEL AID SALOONS,
Brosdwsy. corner Of Houstonst., Ncw-iork.
Psrlon with Bedrooms 81 SOTO IS PeI DAY.
Meals extra a and all hours This and large
Hotel invites the attention of travellers SIDNEY kopMIS
CRlsrADORo's HAIR-DYE, WIGS AND ToUpeEs
ssesd premincnt above all composition suite OF elegant
ss s 10 .' & a s III ns
sSls Of Wies and TouPrSs perfection ITSELF Wholesale
and retail at CRIsrApoSo's, No 8 Astor House
DELIGHTS SPANISH LUSTRAL will make Hair
grow Bald Hesds II is the discovery Of the lsA
eentay. For toilet article IL superior 90 900 bottles sold
chs last months In New England Prepared from recipe
brought from Andslusa SPAN BY H. WADLEIGH Lawrence,
Asss Sold In Ne~Iork by BARNS PARK.
HosTErrER.-No article has ever appeared
before the public that has created the unqualified
satisfaction In Of Dyspepsia and Bilious Complaints
HosrETTgRs VEGETABLE STOMACH BIrrERs. They
Yernoys the Bile force OF secretons system
and In every respect build broken dshssod Constitution
No family can afford TO be without them BARNES PARK
&hoesss Agents, No Soi Broadway Sold BY all GEocers
Droerists and Hotels
THE HAR.-To prevent its being bald, and to
keer slcssy and son. BoGLEs cELEBRrArEo HYPERION
FLUID shoad its color be unpes<ng BoeLEs ELECTRIC
nost natural description For the complexion BoGLEs BALM
% CSTHrRkAn unvaled For shaving BoGLE's AMoLE
To be bad wholesale and retail Of the proprietor Wn BosLE
8oefon and may oe bad In this Of BARNES PARg
RusHros3 HEcrMN, CLARK 4 Co; RING. Broadway: A B.
a ID. SANDS fuonst, and Agents throughout the world
THE GENUINE CoD-LrER on OF HEGEMAy
CtAaK Co Gate Rushton CLARK Coz has stood he test Of
isk yeers expedenoe and the bes and pures
rtlcis made thai the eagle and are on he l.l
ana signature the cork without which not senuipe
HgeExxk CLARK Co.. Nos iSo 10 OIL and 75s Bro.dway
&hoAsssis SsPot. No ieS Broadway.
RUsRroS's Con LIVER OIL is doing more for
Coasunpon thsn used Try 10 and Be convinced
Of in eocaey Al genuine has kusHroSs name on Y On
- at No eAaor House, corner OF bsrelayst and No. tT
bfe&dssy. corne< os Canal st
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

STEARNs q MARyINs WILDER PATENT oALA-
AspEn sArEs-Of every desirable pattern and of i-
proved finish secured BREskANs POWDER AND BURGLAR
faoor La BELLE LocK be found at reduced prices AZ
the Depot, No l$s Wsters Newfork after May o. NO.
oTEAkNS u MARVIN
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-31
Sheriff Butte County and Assignee.

GHERIFF'S sALE.-Ry Virtue OF adecretal order
- issued out oi the District Court, Ninth judicial
District, in and for Butte County and state Of Cali
forna, made the l2h day Of June. A. d. 1856, tU me
directed and delivered commanding me 10 make the
sum Of four hundred and ninety seven fifty one hun
dredlhs dollars judgments aud interest on said amount
Of judgment at the rate of ten per cent per anuun
till paid, the Of nhely-eight sixty one hun
dredhs dollars costs aud accrne costs oi said order
out OF the property hereinafter described, to satisfy
the aforssaid judgment. wherein NJ. Walsh is pIan.
tiff. and A. Skinkle defendant to wit: Commencing
on the Plaza in the village Of Bidwell, County and
State aforesaid. al the North east corner of Lamp
IIda's Saloon. md running in an easerly direction.
10 the of the said plaza, sixty feet more or less
thence In souihery direction TO the corner on the
street Of Messrs Hoffman, which their reservoir Is
situated, thence in westerly direction TO the line Of
Lamp Il iIidas Bakery. add thence in souhery di-
recton the end OF the space dug out and formerly
used ten pin Alley including the space living be-
tween Lamp & Hidas Lot and the Reservoir Of
Messrs Hoffman Co, together with the Billiard So.
loon, situated said premises, which will sell at
Public Sale at tina Court House door in Bidwe, coun-
ty and State aforesaid, the 4th day Of August, A
-. 1856 ut O'Clock NJ. to the highest bidder for
cash.
Dated this 18th day OF July, A. ID. 1856.
p FREER. Sheriff Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-31
GsratuItOus Advice.

tVAImost everybody wants something-none are
40 fortunate to be entirely independent IN the srct
meaning OF that ermwe are all, Ia greater or less
degree dependent on each other. This being an in
disputable fact, we propose to point out mode Oy
which most of your desires may be gratined, VIZ:
II you want any kind OF laborers mechanics or
clerks; vpvKRrIse,
II you want an office, house, q lot, or a farm
ADVERTISE.
II you want to exchange property, or to borrow
money; ADVERTISE.
II you want TO rent sell houses, lots, or farms
ADVERTISE.
Ifyou want to dispose Of your husines; ADVERTISE
II YOU want to rent rooms or offices; ADVERTISE.
II you want any kind of employment; ADvsRriss
Whatever you want have or to dispose or;
ADVERTISE.
Among the many advertising mediums. we may be
permitted TO recommend to your favorable consider
alton the 'ORpviLLE DAILY BUTTE RECoRp," which
Is read BY many people both at home and abroad. II
Il suits YOU send in your favors and for fair com.
pensatiOn we will introduce you 10 several ladies' and
gentlemen, who otherwise, perhaps. would never
have heard Of you. II the "REcoRD" does not suit
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ADVERTISE! These suggestions nre merely throw
out for your benefit and because we believe 1t t" be
our duty to inform you Of everything which is cacua'
ted To enhance your interest DO you believe the
above Ia good avice. We pause for reply.