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Soldiers Wishing Cftizsns' Clothing
large desirable stock and will be dealt with
literally at FREEMAN BURK's one price clothing ware
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wheeler 4 Wilson, No. 6S5 Broadway
New york. Lock Stitch sewing Machine and Button hoa
Machines.
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Phelps Headache Tetregons-RetsiisA
BY druggists FOE 60 cents Per cartoon.
A. LOvEJOY. b Fulton street. 0snssai Agent
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Total ............T Total .............2 %
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Secure Your Tiekets-they are Limited
Dramatic Artea Festival and Picnic ., the Bellows
0srdeus tho Fourth Of July
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Bay Millsr's Hair Dye-Bsst and Cheap
ss TY Larss sss 70 cents Sold By druggsss Depot
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"Splondfd.''

"spiondid."
EAdLE GAS STOVES AND RAN0Rs
EAGLE GAS LAUNDRY IRON HBATBRS
EAGLE Gas TATLORs' IRON HEATERS.
EAGLE GAS SOLDERING IRON HEATERS. Dc. ~
Warranted do the work cheaper than coal wood.
ating no Dirt smell Splendid In summer. rsdi
atins heat keeping the coal aud comfortable.
Guaranteed 70 roast bro and bake beautifully Call snA
'-~"''I EAGLE Gxs sTovK MANUFACTURING CO..
"a Bgoadway. n n.
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Tho Fourth In Hudson City.
The Fourth will be celebrated in Hudson City by
dinner given 10 the returned soldiers in the grove nea
waverIey Grafton by the Hon. g. D. Acflap, and
display Of fireworks in the evening
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Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE. Jr. President CID Broadway. New Yorf.
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Trusses, xe.-Marsh Il Co.'S Ola Estah-
shed radical rrsss odos sin 81 No vs-sy street
Lady attendant
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Every Mother who R0GNrds
Tho fe health Of hsr child should Mrs Wins
remedy relieves the child from pain. sofcns the sume.
Inflammation wind colo regulates tho stomach
bowels by giving and health child
forts the mother Ohlces Dey street. New YORK.
Hten Hoborn, London, England.
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Knitting Machines for Factories and
families Dalton Knuins Machine Company. 5U Brosd-
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NS>More Gray Hair or Bsldness.-Forty-
Eve years constant study Consultation frcA By Dr.
GRANDJRAN Astor pAca
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MOSQUITO Hots.-Patent Portable Cane
PIES a. L. ~. KELry. So Broadway.
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Fun fbr Fourth July l-Patent Cantor.
ing Horses Flags STATS. 8. W. SMITH, 10 william 81
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The closing quotation ON Saturday was ll0K.
Tho supply OF cash gold extremely limited during
the week. and freely borrowed BY the bears At
e psr cont per day; but on Saturday thers was little
demand owing 70 borrowers having made arrangements
Cor tiding over the holidays the previous day The
market also madc easier by the disbursements OF tho
Subrreasuy payment Of the July coupons ~ well ~
By special dspostors alarmed at the condition OF the
banks Withdrawing their gold thereom to loan TO tho
brokers ON their learn ON good autho-
ry OF instances occurring during the week In which at
least four Of prominent city banks, returning
large gold averages In their weekly statement were
able TO pay gold checks ranging from thirty to hundred
thousand dollars each without first sending out to buy
or borrow tho gold
That the banks very injudicous in loaning their
and their customers gold cannot DO denied but the
temptations to which exorbtanty high rate Of inter
exposes them in the face Of the urgent necessity they
under to make money ''by hook or by crook, in
order pay interest the rate Of four per cent year
their deposits besides the tax is obvious, although 1t
constitutes justification for them Unusual caution Is
all the necessary the part Of the banks from tho
fact that owing to the scarcity Of gold in tho country II Is
In danger Of being partially controlled BY spectators
Who matter Of course study their interest above
all else Combinations Of these may anticipate in some
degree natural results and take the community by sur
prise. II would be difficult matter for them to
mOn0pOhze all the gOld IN tho Market ana demand snei
price for it for a short time under the present
prospective condition Of Tho price Of
gold should therefore longer DO accepted a. . gauge
OF the public credit although may ultimately lead to
crisis which will involve whole financial and CONNER
system In It's throes To preach against speculation
lie useless for speculation only anticipate results
without ultimately controlling them But many dangers
may DO warded on by due preparation against unfavora
BILE contingencies. Just now speculation is mainly for
ra bat It must be remembered that it's current is as
treacherous the wind and that 1t is liable to change
with equal rapidty while at present 1t foreshadows
fall 1t may soon foroshadow rise.
Foreign exchange has been depressed by bills drawn
against foreign credit by the bears in gold we'll
against small lots Of national and other securities
ported SO that there has been observed the anomalous
feature Of unusually low prices for sterling notwth
standing imports exceeding exports at the
rage rate Of three to Bankers bills rmer at
the Close and 1osk looX asked for those at sixty
days London. At the same time further trifing
Improvement in United States bonds abroad
pected preparatory 10 corresponding decline on the
receipt Of the Of the advance in gold to 147H
tho 18th Of June.
The closing prices Of stocks at the first board on the
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Matamoros.
OUR MATAMoRos CORRESPONDENCE
MArAxoRos. Mexico. May 81, IL

MArAxoRos, Mexico, May 81, 1885
7eras Made Rich by As War-Her Wealth Doubled IN
the Last FoSr Yeors-The C6mmecioI Status at kafo-
psoros-PyIos Of all Articles Of CIohtm0 Lc'oer Than
in Nsw York Csty-Lsmber on ne Rio Grc~ds Cheaper
Than IN Maine, de-
This morning met . gentleman just arrived from
AUSTIN who states that the people Of that section are
convinced that the war 10 u end and that the grsat
majority Of them are anxious for peace He represents
the country In nourshins state and says that Texas
will come out Of this war nearly doubled In wealth. The
rebel currency has not been current for long time
in the State and ali kinds and descriptions Of goods are
positively cheap - they are in New York-as for
instance candles sell At from eighteen 70 twenty
GENTS Coats spool thread - sixty cents per dozen, Con-
sress gaite Al from - 10 % 20 per pair bIsschsd cot
Ton from sIoven 10 fourteen cents gray cloth, bs, o.
from ninety SIX cents 70 81 10 per yard and other things
In proportion.
The state Of things here, in commercial
point Of view, bcagars description Goods are literally
given swsv Millions Of dollars must Be lost and hun.
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ID = 1ssa|sl5s5 ,sIssI ~ 5s,In1. ~
wound ~ ne warehouses ksss, ssA = shs nsush =
NE rive, sctsaIy Uosn with ne wsghssf sse6s q =
dsssdpNeaa TAess b lumber enough In the county 70
Ian Tor The nsxt twenty yssss, and II can Be- bought
which fy thoussnd dollars We refused sx months ego
can now BE- bought for half - many hundreds People
are leaving the country in hundreds every day. II
lsf 70 iissH Matsporos, IKE Nassau and Bes-
muda, win sink again into insisnincanss But the
question IT,. now sgi.s.!ne he pn4s e O. psoPl:
The Ifs.sh sad their friends the rsbsl rSlugess ss
afraid not; the Nexcans 70 man hope not C6npillsd
70 bow beneath the French yoke they st hope 70
che day whsa the last French soldier .h. r driven
from the land Cornas and Nsgrese still hold the entire
country above this city and would without deube now
hold this place but that they have besa prevented eo
Ing by the fact that ives we'll understood thai N eass
they hd done 90 General Slaughter with hs entire COM
mAnd ives 70 have assisted General NeA N eefendipg
the city; but that the Union forces held Browns
vile, Ne9rete and Conas may b expected 70 savance
the city in short time. The French and tnsir a.
hersnts much exercised 1t the reports reoeved mere
Of ths great Mexican emigration scheme ct present csn
Agitaisd IN the United States OF ono thing rest -
snrsd the emigrants will b gladly Welcomed BY the
liberal party, which party really believe And my oppor
tuntes Tor observation have BEEN extensve comprises
the crest mass Of the Mexican people.
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ma Potssvils al 16s~s' yssSx1s - Juas - shus
makes sllasioa = ~ 90 saAs drsAs vssk:-
The quanu1v go y railrooa thb w.k IL - ~
By canal, TO- s1o; for the week, 60l1e tons against
100 iss Tor the corresponding week last year. Los for
the week, q, 00o tons
ms ttads shoWs uttls Increase compared With Ias
week. The demand q very limited, and prices have
reoedsd - New York b. the boae Load Amer paying
the -ce0mi0ion .tAs pSeae1t prses wip not net the
operator - 30 ton, which less than the COST q
production n many ef tho coarAR eysn e The reduosd
A. thsss rates many Of IL coleriss VIII nnd Il 70 their
interest y stand ide ~ they VIII Dc 70 in prsfsrencs
70 working q q loss -
or thu oss Of Goa le7 tons sustained this year.
tons from Schuylki county and OF the loss Of 802ls
tons for the week. 80 COS from SGhuylkill county
The trade sums up this week - follows compared win
last year y i.r
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Obituary.


The death Of this distinguished Arctic explorer
cured in the English lake country on the 9th inst Sir
John Richardson, who the Of a Scotch magis.
trate entered life surgeon in the British army, and
afterwards served during the with the United States
in Canada and Georgia surgeon TO the First battalion
of marines In 1919 he accompanied cir John Frank
Inns overland Arctic expedition surgeon and natu-
ralist and again accompanied Sir John In his second
expedition In 1925, and commanded two boats In which
he discovered the passage between the mouths Of the
Mackenzie and Coppermnc rivers In 1929, and at in
tcrvas I'LL 1885, he published the work the zoology OF
the North British American regions which gave him his
fame naturalist. The later years OF the veteran
plorer spent In strict retirement In recognition Of
of the Bath He died suddenly Of spopexy In his nth
year.
VETERAN ONE HUNDRED AND NINE YEARS OLD.
Died In Cornish Maine, June II, 1886, Mr. ABRAHAM
DAY, Of that town. He had attained the extraordinary
age Of one hundred and nine years and eight months
having been born In the town Of Hackmatac State OF
New Jersey, October 20 1855. He soldier the
Revolutionary struggle well In 1912 He Ia reported
having been the proprietor OF the first iron foundry
ever established In America He carried on that bust
Portland, az well ~ In several small towns In Maine,
until within few years OF his death, when he was
obliged by the inrmites OF age TO relinquish his post
for younger and stronger hands 70 nl.
aovBRNoR DoTY, OF UTAH.
Private dispatches received At Milwaukee lately, an
d. Doty, Of heart disease Governor Doty wss prom-
In the early history Of Wisconsin, having been
Governor delegate In Congress- and occupied many other
important positions AZ one time bis nsme gave vitality
70 parties In the territory biography Of Governor
Doty would necessarily involve complete history OF
very interesting period In the growth Of wisconsin He
the Territorial Governor Of Utah at the time Of his
death.
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r... n........ yeA. r.. s,nf saS.K -
~ fisssssans 3.nss 4 IAasssss, Third szunss.s
Captain Gsosss 4 Baioh, Ordnance Instructor Of Orr
nance and 0unnery
Aatoai Torrents. Sword Aas.ss :. ..u
Genera Cen ouiians manner q tsns hold q ks vosk
and how faithfully he kss discharged ha duiiss sv1
snps He came here with good record from the army,
and h record has not been ~ Y f.
foundation, March TO- lSo2 to 1850 Hs is employed
work requiring great patience research and aOouneys
and al these, a. u well known. he has shown In the
Captain Soynson, in addition 70 the splendid rsputa
ton he has achieved SOLDIER has gained for hmsen
and fame that win be = lasting .. West Peina
toroa record and makes an excellent = we'll e nters
ing guide book to visitors coming here Every possible
inquiry about West Point and the Military Academy
Agianss over The names q the academic star reveals
those widely known 70 the country for Scholastic
and Il .ssis respective ssss dsps..ssns hey =:
saS And q ..;. no:s n:ssy interest," IN &.
SS they have E0 With !ss growth and ssssncsns1 -
.shs X: ~: So1 e s:
NOV .h.. g: :1.ni...is.: =. g: Ne. $500: |.
golden season Of gaia sport already commenced, feW
words about West Point sunmsr resort win MOI -
Amiss II the summer solDce renews tts late promise
Of brazsn heat and the dog star again ages with the
same unkindly warmth few days more, and all whom
the business and cares and nd nscess Of lfe dos
not make it, slaves. and compel 70 STAY In New
York, win have left ths hot psvements and sari,s
brick walls and cir Of the great oty. with ell Il.
noxous smells and horrid Grimes and turmois abcue
stocks and spcils and gold Many will take car end
steamboat with minds Undetermined whore 70 80. ~
many such and many more would say, como to West
Point here In the interest Of no hotel railroad
company or Steamboat line give this advice. Here
some Of the finest scenery in tho world confess our
oldest and experienced travellers; here the cir 2
pure and abundant, and here every inch q
| ground is classic and historical from ~ connee-
ton with the scenes OF our forsfatnen struggle
for nationality. Washington has walked theee
deb and these mountain heights. and oil
revolutionary redoubts mark tho highland summts.
Here arc shaded hooks and peaks, whore Washinesoa
Irving stroled and hold m ghy converse with the star
ring Winds and drank In the rich beauty OF the varied
There s fine sailing on the river and nne drives
either SIDE There Ii Of tho dissipation Of Tie
great Watering places tho epjoyments arc simple pare
and healthfu. Those who do not like the expensive
hoes find cheaper Ones and those who would avoid
hotel life ind cottages and boarding at farm housss
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SUNDAY. July =, 1906
The pass week has witnessed . nrmer market the
whole for stocks Notwithstanding somewhat general
indspostiou operate pending the national holiday
Ths volume Of business has consequently been limited
but the bulls have shown disposition TO relax their
hold Of the leading shares which rather the
street. this being particularly the with Erie soms
Light shipmsnts Of the latter and Illinois Central to-
ssthsr with nvs-twsnties, were made TO Europe on
speculative account which will have the effect Of check
ing 10 some extent the advance which these stocks
experiencing In the European markets. Govern
nsot geld bearing securities have sympathized
partially with the rise Of vewentiss abroad end the
purchases for shipment referred TO- but there has been
no special demand for them on domestic ascount.
Gold has boon slightly depressed BY the Improvement
In Avs-twsnties in London and 1t Frankfort bat the
market maintained great steadines considering the
foreign and the strong Of speculation for
enll. Tia extreme uuOtati0ns Woro:--
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VIRGINIA TopAcco.--Trom the best information 10 he
baIped there seems be doubt that the stock Of
leaf tobacco In the hands OF planters Is comparatively
small and that the present price likely 70 advefce
because of the fact that there will be crop made in
virginia this year. We learn from an old friend, com
mission merchant that good leaf sells readily at fair
prices and that buyers can DO found Tor oil that the
planters can send he .--RSchmond R4ubk
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CHnp Rux Own AND KnIxD--A child named Ann
weruck aasd two years. instantly killed yesterday
BY being run over, near the Of Smith and sackc
strees nv one Of the sackett street line Of cars APP
pears the infant running scrcss the track when sh:
&c, her body Coroner Lynch will investigate the case
,hs mornipe The driver Of the arrested, bYt
as appeared that he was not to blame was subsequent
Iv released.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

T.
BREADsrusys Receipts, 1855 bbs -four; ESQ do. and
4l8 bags meal 9o,2cl bushels wheat; ,447 do
and 0S, 57S do oats The -four market opened dull
and heavy and prices were again &C. lower The sales
about 900 bbls the market closing heavy at
quotations Canada -four also dull and lower with
sales of 200 bbls Rye -four also dull and prices
the decline Southern -four was duh and heavy. with
sales OF 450 bbl Corn meal dull and dropping We
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meeting was held at st. Louis ON Thursday Last TO
consider the subject Of completing tho projected railroad
from st. Paul. Minnesota to that city Resolutions
there adopted In favor Of the speedy construction Of the
line and for tho continuation of such roads would DO
necessary perfect commercial between st.
Louis and the different parts Of the State of Iowa.
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The money market is quite easy for loans returnable
on demand a. nvs ana sn per cent which arc tns rate:
more u paid for longer credits, and ON nuctuating
Pledges which are not In good favor with lenders Mer
camille paper Of tho right stamp, having from two to
four months rum Ii wanted by note buyers 1t
and eight cent but from nne to twelve is paid on
at all the agencies and moderate inquiry for bank fac
tory, land, railroad, oil and mining shares.
The shipments Of gold from San Francisco between
May and June were valued at % 090 So
Previously this year. Observation-Disclosures. 1924 722 81
Total since January l. 1895. SIS, la 812 81
Corresponding period Of 1884 %, 34S 365 70
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The reduction of wages this region OF - and SO per
cent amounts 10 about So - per week on labore "a 70
a 80 miners and from 15c. 70 60c. per wagon. II
Il believed that further reduction u wages viii be
operation. ~. ..,, ~ .i,,-s ,-,,fri ,nf,-es .g.
The coal transported By the Delaware end Hudson
Canal for tho week ending June and for the IL
thus roported:- -
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Tho wheat market opened dull and heavy, and prices
were 1c &C. lower We note sales OF S. 900 bushels
at 81 AZ 81 A for amber Michigan 81 2s for amber
Milwaukee, 81 IS for winter red Western and 81 25
81 70 for spring Barley was a and %
about ], 900 bushels, at 81 10.
CoFfxE quiet
CorroN-The market was dull and Dropping with sales
Up'snd Florida Midi Moal
Ordinary. ...32 33 "a 30
Coco GaoS' middiine ....4e 70 ~ ~ ~
FRKIGHrs were dull and heavy with engagements to
Liverpool per for 1000 bbs flour Is IL 900
bushels wheat at Sd a sXd. $4,000 do. corn, sad a
6kd., In bulk and ships bags
active demand but prices without noticeable change
We quote Buenos Ayres at l6Hc. 17Kc.; Western
slaughter at 7kc city slaughter at rKc. a9tic Mon
tevideo At 16c . lie. and do kips at 16c, gold.
Hors in moderate demand with sales Of 200 bales
at 10c. q 30c
same.
NAVAL STORES were in good demand and the market
was very firm We note sales Of spirits turpentine at
for soft
Prrac xum was dull, but without decided change.
Provisions. Receipts, 100 packages pork "a do cut
meats, 240 do. lard. The pork market was somewhat
nrmer but not in active demand the sales were e4Oo
s2l Is; S2a SOS 50 for old do, closing at SIS u.s. cash
and regular; SIS SIS 90 for prime and SIS Is $40
fOs prime sa 81 also go about ss July sellers OPP
with sales Of so bills at $40 s4 for plain mess and
$12 SIC for extra mess. Beef hams were dull, but
without decided change Cut meats In good
demand with small sales OF 515 packages, at l2,Sc
lac. for shoulders and Ice. a 20c for hams.
Bacon was dull and heavy Butter was Arm but very
inacve Ohio may be quoted at 20c 2Sc. and State at
21c s5c Lard nrm, with sales Of 200 packages
at 15c q 19c. Cheese was quiet at &C. q 15c.
RICE dull and nomiually the same
SPICES wcro very dull and heavy.
srxARrSK quiet; note sales Of 600 lbs. at
Ike, and rs 600 lbs grease at 10c. 10xc.
SUGAR-The market was somewhat 1rmer, but prices,
though without decided change favored the seller We
note sales Of 400 hhds Cuba at lie. 12Lc, and 800
boxes Havana at 12c. a12bc
TsLow dull with sales OF 80 900 lbs. nt 10c lie
wHrsKEy.-The market continued 10 grow frmer, with
sacs Of 200 bbls at 81 0s So TO- closing at the outside
price.
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Our West Point CoFrssPondenee.
WEN POUR, July ], 1885,
Camp LVs N Swmm~-Dacviptiow u ~ zessis and
01ors Of ~ Odmp-7 NJ Weakx Hcps-TAs Nas ki1t-
ssvy as6 Aeadsssk Stqfs-Wss Fotat a. q SGsswssv
1ssevt, DC. ,,.,-
Matters have settled down into the routine Of camp
life In summer From daylight till taps in the evening,
thsre ID the monstonous sound Of drums and drilling,
and the evening parade. There are no textbooks 70
worry cadet brains and secitaons exciting fear and
lansntation. The hotels throngsd, and with the
evening music nightly moonlight strolls and weekly
hops, Life q enjoyable This in faot is the great carni-
val season at West Point
rHx SUNNI CAAlP.
An animated spectacle Ia seeing the cadets in their
summer tents.
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Tremendous Storm 1t DubuQue-Greot
Damage D0no-Furthor Interesting Par.
ticulars Of the Late Tornado I'm Mtnhs-
sota. SC.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1865-12-07
The Meaning Of Words.

Look not in the dictionary for
the meaning Of words. 1t is life
that presents their significance to
lis in all the vivid realities of ex-
perience. Does the young and
jovous maiden know the meaning
of sorrow, or the inexperienced
youth understand the significance
of business misery? Ask the
hoarv-headed debauchee for the
definition of remorse, and 60 to the
bedside of the invalid for the prop
er understanding of health. Life,
with its inner experience, reveals
to us the powerful force of words,
and writes upon the tablet OF our
hearts the ineffaceable records OF
their meaning. Man is a die
tionary, and human experience,
after all, the great photographer.
Hundreds &c through life who do
not understand the force of the
most common terms; while to 9th
ers their terrible significance comes
home like AN electric fash, and
sends a thrill to the remotest part
of the system.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1865-12-07
Postage and Newspapers.

There seems to be some misap.
prehension as regards the opera
ton of the law permitting weekly
newspapers to be sent free of post
age to subscribers residing within
the county where such newspapers
are printed and published. In
stances have arisen where subscri-
bers, residing within the county,
receive their mail matter at post
Offices beyond their county limits.
Such persons are entitled to the
benefit Of the act. But parties
who live out of the county, and
receive their mail matter at a post
ofice within it, must pay postage.