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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

hsss slstted tasir Inst o. tAe;r svanes - II -.
ishiae attractions, until her ruin ~ essaisG
Such is - every day tragedy 10 tlis CAtis..
metropolis in tie middle Of the NineteeaA CeaS.r,
such is the fate to which not lees than Ten H..
sspd young women are now fastening in this CA,
alone, and which at least Three thousand Of tb.,
will experience before the close Of another VA,
Our Eight Millions per annum Of taxes, our man.
tudinous Police. our costly and complicated J..
dcial machinery, eur three hundred churches .,l
innumerable philanthropic associations effect What
they can, or may-at al events, what tAev do-s.t
they leave this a. We have hastily depicted il
So wide spread and terrible an evil, % ;pksr.
woven with the pleasures, the profits or Tie s,h.
sistence of thousands who ait in seats Of authority
or a. all events have votes, is not easily shaksa
We aspire at this time only to call attention b It.
Two modes of attack upon it seem, however, 10 10
obviously indicated. These arc
IA literature which shall thoroughly elusi-
date the nature and enforce the obligations II
Chastity, showing wherein and how Lewdness IL
evitaby brings misery to all who are involved IN Il
Millions are growing up and falling into tepPtatisa
in gross ignorance on this subject. They vagudI
understand that Licentousness is social evil 81
has its individual yictims they do not see, a. tssy
might. that the divine ordinance of Chastity Is
founded in the wisest and tenderest regard for To
welfare Of every human being.
II. Laws which shall vigorously punish TIE
keeping of brothel house Of designation, or aay
device for making gain Of others pollution, O. fl-
ony. 1t surely is a felony intrinsicsly, mora
heinous than mere robbery. Why should it not b
dealt with by law according to its deserts! $3.50
These are but suggestions. Let the comna.
nifty but earnestly resolve to abate the great evil II
our time, and the means will not be wanting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

Strenuous "a M. Busted. the City At'orne!' >,
in favor Of paying where the city is, or" s'"ss
to be, in danger of being swinted, hei Just o. p%
tive and just as peremptov and just as -
against paying in . Gaze where prompt psyn~
might prevent speculation at the city's ezle'.
1t was supposed and reported that the trsn''e'
tie city Of the Arsenal property witAs "
grounds Of the Central Park had beer eonPi''S''
but Mr. BustseJ. il seems, bas iltersed~ ~
wet il, Hh ebjechoa vas nOminsIh that -
not vet axau;,sd tho DEED t1 aea Haethse W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

The Hon. James b. Clay, son Of Henry Clay
takes his own course in politics as every man has
right to do, and We do not see fit toquestOn its pro-
priety, though it leads him to the support Of b.
charan and Slavery Extension. But The States
rushes TO bis support against alleged assailsat anA
says:
"IIow impudent it is for distant Opposition presses
to take it upon themselves to proclaim what NJ. Gle!
would think, and say, and do, were he nov living!
1t is reasonable to suppose that the son OF his ions
and the people around his hesrhstone, and IN bis as
dictrct, who so long honored and sustained him, ss
better judges Of what he would think, and do and BE-
il he living than those at great distsscs
from him, who certainly did not enjoy his conadesce
ard many Of whom never saw him. Ii assuredly y is
more reasonable TO suppose that bis old neighecn
friends and supporters cherish his memory and b
fame more highly than any such can be expected
do"
Now, it is due to truth TO say that Mr.. CAys
own county, and the district which his father y
long and worthiIy represented, voted against jams
B. Clay, who was elected by the votes of counts
recently added to the district, and which were b
most uniformly hostile to the Great Commons.
Probably seven.eighths Of the voters for HeaT
Clay in "a now voted against James B. Clay. ws
was supported mainly By bis fathers deadly ~
lifelong opponents. Looking over an account Il
tie Barbecue recently given BY the younger Clg
in celebration Of his own triumph, we were strong
y reminded Of that bitter description of the hns
Alexanders coronation as Emperor Of Rus''s'
which imported that " the assassins Of his grand
"father were in front, those of bis father 90 esch
" side, while those who were to be bis own s,'as
sns brought up the rear" Mr.. Clay must %"
learned and unlearned great deal during the ~
FIVE years TO have rendered him at home In sucAs
rynu1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
MASSACHUSETTS, POLITICS,

Correspondence of The n. Y. Express.
BosToy, Aug. Is. 1857.
The opposition TO Banks, the Republican nominee.
ia increasing and becoming formidableand il is nov
quite certain that Gov Gardner will DO enoninaed,
or the Hon. r. c. Winthrop. II is difficult TO concea.
trate the combined opposition but If the thing can be
done Banks will be whipped. There Is good oea
of hostility to Banks in bis party, and great wait
of confidence in him.
We seldom NEEDLE in other folks matter;
but We do heartily trust that "the combined opPo.
sition" in Massachusetts may be concentrated Oh Q
single candidate for Governor, despite its admitted
difficulty There is a great deal OF latent huuter.
ism in Massachusetts,, which had no fair chance 10
manifest itself last year. and I'VE always rejoice IN
a determination Of these evil humOrs to hs
surface. If there be indeed hostility to Banks
among Republicans, nothing is 30 likely to cure
as the spectacle of bgoted Natives and green bog
trotters combining to defeat him. We can appro
ciate the reluctance with which the Catholic lriih
will be marched up to vote for their most malignant
and unspsring defamer; but the thing ca, be man.
aged if it be only understood that the interests Of
Slavery and Whisky are thus to be promoted. Lee
Gov Gardner then, be boldly trotted out as tho
candidate of the combined opposition 70
Banks, with the Irish priests and the Fillmore
Know. Nothings as bis chief hackers, and We shall
have a race worth seeing-none Of your "Gosl-
wood" shows, but such one as Massachusetts hM
not known since the days Of Gov. Morton. Sinoe
the real question Of the day is one of acquiessaNs
in or resistance to tho extension Of Slavory, Why
should not ProSavery foreigners vote for Gsrdnsss
Though little uncomplimentary toward Pat, Haas
and Sawney, he is emphatically s. o. G. according
to the South Carolina standard. So bring him OUT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
WATs0N's $40 Saving MISUNDERSTANDING

WATStNS gu StWlNU a>Olib'h
IKJuHcToS AGAINST THEM On the 80 day of August INST
tie United States Circuit Court for the Southern District
New York erhnted Injunction in suit pOsecued by NJ
Singer against Watson Wooster Co. ThisnJuLcon alb
soey prohibits deendsuts end their agents from making
psing i advertising Tor e The Watson 10 naehp2s
Newspaper publishers viii please take notice OF this iuunc
ton, aid not assist in violating II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

TIGn1NEss OF ThE CHI sT.-We snceze aud a

sigt thin sharp ichorous from
sgpes VI the head oppression Of the chest some
tghtuess ard little eD3ehe in the region of the lungs
Now be this state o fcts or milan
mtp the LuDg Congestion may take place. aud de- "a
b. with . before
BRakDRETH'S PILLS,
TWO according aui constitution,
must taken. They must purge very freely drink warm
drinks While the f,yer lasts and diet Eat plenty OF gooi IN
dian eruei orticken BROTH with plenty OF rice IN IT. By
cured. This complaint il going the rounds and viii be fol-
By dysentey and dIeabut they will be cured BY ths
process Tie wise viii have BRAADRETHs PILLS where
they can he easily laid hold on. -
PrDcipal Office No a. Brandreth Building Canal ST. sold
also by CUsHMAA Broadway 22d No. 26 BOwey, and
No. 24I Tucson st., No 50 Dvis0ns and BY Mrs HAYES,
No IT'S Fuiton-st Brooklyn T. W. DyoTT Soss Phladcl-
phia, Wholesale Agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
Netp1yurk Dailp Gribmms
FRIDAY, AUGUST 81, 1857
TO CORRESPONDENTS

TO CORRESPONDENTS
sT,,uFS WRIGHT Wavery-Whst State?
w 4. ApAMS, Ralegh-Nhst Statel
No notes can h. taken anonymous What
eyer defended for insertion must be- AUTHENTICATED by the
pse and address o the writernot necessarily tor pubs'
ton but o. u guaranty of his good faith
We cannot undertake return rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
SILVER WARE.

DEFIANCE ShLAMaNDER SATES.-ROBERT NJ.
PsTcg sole in the Untei Setes Of the
above raed Safes aud Patent Powder Proof Defiance Locks
sod Cfos. Bars. Depot No. 1872 Pesrst, door below
Ms;dpo.iaDe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

MUSIC AT REDUCED fRICES.-ln no large ana
popular WArfHss CATALOGUE Music will be sold at
reduced prices during this month Also new and second hand
PIANOS and HELoDress at lowe prioes than ever before
offered this market the WATERs's PIANO AND MUSIC
Rooms No SIS Broadway. Pisoes and Meodeous fcf rent
aud reuta allowed purchase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
SEWING MACHINES.

THsEg DIFFEREXT KINDS usDER 1EJrScTIcN .
On TIE h dsy u June 1851 the Circuit Court of tho United
the Southern District Of NewYork In several suits
In equity commenced by Singer Co., after due notice TO
the ordered wrs OF injunction 70 issue prohibiting
sale the HuNT WEBSTER MACHINE for vost-
ing FIVE paents ALSO the EMERY, HoUGHTos Co MAcHSE
peens and against the WATSON Ten DoLLAR
MAcHr.E for infringing two patents.
Persons who buy Of theeo inferior Sewing Machines can
complaint wheE they compelled by law
stop using thcm. I'm SIsGEkA Co, Nc. 45S broadway
DR.. HARRIsON's PERIsTALTIC LOZENGEs.-
Endorsed BY eli regular Ply csns and Drugst the most
agreeable nveient and effective for DYSPEPSIA FILES
Submissions and CosrIvEsEsS For sale only by rstclsss
Druggists. Agents. NewYork, HEeEaAN, CLARK Co.
SEWING MACmNES.-AN persons who want
Sewing Machine Of universal utiltyohe that will sew the
he.t fabrics and III hesvic fabrics better than oLer-
the best machine for family manufacturing plantation USE
whsteve nscoine that don't act out OF order and
with which industrious readily earn Yl,OO
yter-can obtain il nowhere except al the Office OF
l. M. SILGER Cs No. 4j8 Broadway. N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

FRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS New Styles).-
Just received lsrge invoice Al,o FxTUREs for Library
Billiard and Dining Rooms; CAADLLsTICKS. ChNDELABRAs
Coo rs, Pure White RAPE SEED OF For sale by
n. DABDoSvILLE No as Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

AsaGNRE's SALE -CARPETING, OILCLOTHs,
CUKrAm GooDs &c selling off at less than cost at YOUNG
JAMES ftor No S4 Broadway OF Frank st. The
entire stock be closed out immediately at great bargains for
cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

DR.. HARRIsON's PERIsTALTiC LOZENGE'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
Uo,,ow,y,s OlyTMs Mt is offered to the victim

UOILOwAY's OINTMsN Mt is offered to the victim
Rheumatism certain means OF a.suaaoG
the lain and rdicay cung the complaint when all otGeI
,t,sent has utterly failed. Toe hesh should be i3eneH
with warm and then the Ointment app'odwh suoha
oesr OF fction as the patient may be Hble To bear
prNayAL.-NARsu& Co.'S Radical Cure Truss
0aee of No q Madenane been removed to 40 zNes-
st. Astor House. Trussc supporters Shonldebraces' SuA
Essic and variety OF Bandsgss OF most up
proved patterns skuly applied Private sPphcstou rooms
Tor Ladies. A competent female IN attendance.
Wigs !-IiAm. DYE WIGS !!-BAChELok
WIGS and TouPTrs bave improvement peculiar to their mouse
v world for their graceful beas
cssr and neutrality-suspicious. TO chsrm The largest ana oes
stock in the world Twelve private rooms for applying MS
Ss.a,.n M, sold M BAcpLLok's, No. 2S3 Broadway.
STEaRNs q MARvINS
WILDER PATENT SALAMASDER SAFE,
Secured by the celebrated
La BELLE Lock.
WARRANTED FREE FROM DAnrNEsS-
No, sale nv SrEARNs MARVIN,
No ~ Murray-st., New-York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

Bt The following from the Cincinnati
Times Of the 18th, il will be sect that the
stupendous stealing Of Breslin, tbs Demo-
cratic State Treasurer, and the failure Of
Gibson, his Republican successor. to make
a prompt exposure Of the same, has got
the credit Of the State Of Ohio into cluse
quarters: :.
We learn that the defalcatiUn Id the
State Treasury still continues to grow in
magnitude, and II IL new very doubtful
whether sufficient funds ear be rescued to
meet the interest on the State debt falling
due the first Of July. One Of the state Of
ficers was in this city yesterday, endeavor-
ing to affect temporary loan to meet the
emergency, and as far IA we can learn was
unsuccessful.
The principal embarrassment grows out
Of the fact that 1t Is very doubtful whether
ae State officers have the authority to
thake such q lean: Should they fail to
mbtain the rnorey; the Governor must call
o special session Ut The General Assembly.
This will in AL probability be DONE
Should the State fail to pay the interest
ca its debt promptly, it would, even under
the peculiar circumstances, prove very IN
furious to her credit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

State Of Wisconsin, County farant, ssGrant Circa,
Court
ff,O Roger BROMLEY, Defendant;--You are heNy
L summoned 10 answer the complaint of Ornond but
ton, Franklin f. Gregory, john Triton. Moses W. Rich
ardsonj John II. Bradbury and George Z. Richardson
Partners doing business under the manu. firm and sty
Of Gregory, Tilfon II CO., Paintfs copy of which
hereuntO and to copy your answer IN
ME az Patteylle, Grant Co. Wisconsin, within twenty
DAYS after the service Of this summons exclusive Of The
day of service, and you fail answer said complaint
hereby required, the paintif will take judgment against
you Tor two thousand four hundred thirty EIGHT SlV
doars,rtth interest from the 26tn day Of January ls5
besides costs. ). O. FAME Plsi.i;i.s ittt
Dated April 9th, 1857.
state III Wisconsin, County Of Grant, ss-iran Circuit
Court.
ormond Duttoi franklin L. Gregory John Tilton No.
g W. Richardson, JUhn ii. Bradbury and George E
Richardson. Partners doing business under the name
firm and style of Gregory lilton & Co.. Plaintiffs vs..
Roger BrdfiiGy, Ucfehaant.
fNHE above nanfed Paintifls complain that the above
i named Defendant ON tie 10Th day Of july A. b.
1890, oy his pr6fffssory note in writing value .
ceiyod promised to pay to Gregory, Tilon Il s
ffaintftfs months after the date tiereotwo thou
four hundred thirtyelEht Sgl00doars for value rpce
we'd, that the said cetendan as paid said note nor
any part thereof but ia ty Indebted to the said plain
tin hereupot the plaintiffs demand udg men
against said dsfenlantf0r two tous tai four hundred
thirty EIGHT 81 ic0 dolfsrsith Interest from
January ls57 eesidts costs bf the action S. o. PAINE
1851 Plaintiff ATTORNEY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27
SEN ator Sholes.

! This gentleman denies having received
any bride for foting for the grant Of land
to be given to the La Crosse Company
denies having received any consideration
whatever, VIII ether Of bonds, lands or 9th.
Ter property; he calls on all to do him JUS
tice, and If my person living ever bestowed
upon him anything Of value for such vote,
Mr.. Sholes invites him to come forward
and say se-Snoles offering to absolve him
from all obligations Of secrecy, DC. He
closes his letter to the Milwaukee Ameri.
can, which paper made distinct charge,
as follows:
II fave lived in the Territory ana State
boy and man, some twenty years, and am
not entirely unknown. am content tc
rest The matter with this denial, which
meal to be explicit, and which ! doubt
not you viii do me the justice to pub
lish"
There has been, ever since the grant
was disposed Of by the Legislature, a sus-
pic ious notion aHoat in this region and We
have shared in the suspicion, that Senator
81 oles was bribed for that vote. It was a
m.tter that we thought best to let rest
tn ugh it did much to unhinge our faith il
SCI eral reputed honest men Of our State
1t is dangerous thing to lose faith in one
lor 6 reputed as an honest man; II is some
til ng like losing faith in God-in6delity
in sither man or God is an open sea, with.
on shore or bottom and all the elements
of nature let loose 10 throw the skeptic te
th. clouds; then, amidst lightnings lowe,
biz to hopeless abyss We want to be-
lie 9 Senator Sholes innocent; bis letter
ali lost restores him 70 that place ID our
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27
Fourth Of July-DarlingtOn Gel
y. ebratiOn.

So far as we can learn, the great day Of
American Independence will not be cclc-
brated in Grant County, except by coup
lie of Balls, one at Mr. Howe's in James
town on the I'd and one at the Marion
Hotel in Boscobel on the Sd Of July. AL
SO, the temperance folks and sabbath
school Of Millyllie are to have picnic
celebration.
The greatest celebration in the State,
perhaps, will be at Darlington, in Lafayette
County, on the 4th, where the citizens
will give free dinner. There will be an
Grafton by JUDGE DooLIrrE, lately elected
to the U. s. Senate to represent the young
State of Wisconsin.
These are anomalous times lone party
fearing to celebrate their Nations Birth
Dav because they will have to talk of
"lijertp' and ..all men being created free
and equal" other fearing to commit
treason against the Constitution, according
to Judge fancy, by reading the Declara-
ton of independence and ptoclaiming that
I"aH men are entitled to life, liberty and
the pursuit of happinessl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27
Tue OHroFuGIrIvE SLAVE CAsE.-Th

TUE OHroFuGrrIvE Slave CAsE:-The
Toledo Blade saysi
"The Guveti5t Of Ohio; has manifested
his appreciation Of The important question
involved iii the fredericksburg slave case,
by directing Attorney General Woicott to
appear in behalf Of thcState. This Is EN-
inently proper, as the eass iHfoives the
right Of "a State to enforce het own code
Of criminal law. If man, because he car
RES commission from the Federal Gov
eminent in his pocket, can be violent and
abusive to the citizens of State, can beat
down the officers Of the State Government,
and draw his pistol and shoot at a Sheriff
who is sent with legal process to inquire
into his authority, it is time that the mat
ter was understood"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

RAILRoAD MArTERs.-E. III Brodhead
Esq, President Of tho Milwaukee and Mis-
sissippi Railroad, together with Col. Dous
man, Mr.. Holton, and other prominen
Directors, wero in this city, yesterday, OF
Railroad matters. We learn that it i.
the intention Of the Company to have th.
work on the Southern Wisconsin Railroad
commenced at . very early day. We also
learn that the two companies interested
will commence woric simultaneously, ane
that the best Of feeling exists between
them Galena Advertiser, June 90.
WALkEs's IsAuGuRAl.-A Kansas cor
respondent gets off the following criticism
on Gov. Walkers high-sounding and al
most unbending Inaugural:
"Gov. Walkers eight column Inaucura
seems TO be but little talked Of. The fsct 4
the people Of Kansas are ike the Whine
bago chief, who was endeayering to refut,
the missionarys Argument for the good
ness Of Providence. my nation,n sale
he, "has more rain than it wants, but nc
cattle, while the Sacs and Foxes have
more moro cattle than they need. Nov
# your God ware good, be would send u.
more beef and less thunder The
peaceable inclined people Of the Territory,
who have had great many fair promises
but have enjoyed but partil protection in
thar rights.arc IN that tx prscneb They
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27
M A n r e q

june lFth1=ln Hickory Grove, BY Mason Fish Es1
Mr.. FRgtTRfck EGGAEf and Miss IoEsE HrsEpr,yi n n
all Of the above town.
june l7th-ln Hickory Grove, by Mason Tish ESQ.
Mr.. LEWIS DoRisGsSiELD and Miss LoEsE FgiKE, all j
the above town. -
. June 2oth-ln Hazel Green, by John 0SulIivsn, Eo
Mr.STEriiEN DAY BROWNE and Miss ELIzA.Eru A,yr
TBoAAs all Of Benton, Wis. "'
-, June 10th -in iafton by ED. T.. NJ. LEWIS, Mr. W.
W. CiLLEY OF Patch Grove. and Mss 3. b. Tyir, a
Fredonia, New York. -'"~
Nay Soth-iu Mill.ille, hy Joseph Horsfall, Esq., NJ
AEsoN b. LYNN and Miss Ley A. BRows. all of' iitth
Grant. y - ~
June znd--ln Hickory Grove, Alexander McClimanEN
Mr. LEWIS GRAHAM and Miss UkILLA BARLOW. all d
the above town.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27
MCFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
I AND--t
Phoenix Bitters.

TIME BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE THE
i public, for the cure OF Scr0fula Ulcers, scury,
or EHuptiOns OF the Skin, Fever and Agues. Dys
Pepsa, DrOpsy, snd il fact all the diseases sour
yield To their curative properties.
II has been computed that during the last tweny-ye
years upwards of Four Millions of persons have been
benefited BY the use of these medicines; fact Of their
cu.aire proper tiesa single trial will place them be-
You'd the reach o competition in the estimate of ever,
patient. BY their the BLOOD Is RESTORED III
A HEALTHY STATE and freed from all impurities
Tbs system is not reduced during their operation out
nvigorated, and they require restraint fom business
pleasure.
The afflicted hare in these medicines remedy that rM
do for them oil that medicine caa possibly effect
PREPARED BY
w. b. MOFFAT, NJ D., New York
AND FOR SALE DY-GEo. II. Cox, Lancaster, an!
druggists generally.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27
Gafeia MafEet-June 20.

FLoUR-superine, 1878; Extra, e,25@6,5e; Com
mon, 4,O0GI4,5O.
GRA1N-DeaIers here are paying 90 for Wheat
Oats, 60G65c; Corn, 656l70c. a..
PROvISI0NS-Pork, 6,oo09.o0 10oihsd mes; 70
261a: Butter; 15e1a0. Eggs l5@20 Cheese l3Ga-
Lard l6glz.
PoTAToES--Potato-s,s 81 90 per hushel.
FRUFrS-Dried Apples li}ac, green DO, figs WI
Dried peaches i5c.
TALL0W-l00lllc.
SALT--Ground alum, 200: 5alina 2,a0.
IIME--60c p bbi
WOOD-S5@6 v cord.
MISERAl-S36 v thousand.
HOOL--Fro,n rs TO :;3c; deduct u for unwaahso
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-27

PosrAGE on WEEKLY PApERs.-1Lt
Postmaster General has recently decided
that the bona tide subscribers to weekly
newspapers can receive the same free o.
postage if they reside in the county IN
which the newspaper is printed and pub
lished, even if the Office to which the pa
per was sent is without the county, proyl-
ded il is the office at which they receive
their mail mntter. This will be an item
of interest to newspaper subscribers living
near the county lines.