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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-03

| '
Sa,lfI ay eTenlng last was the t.n!a tor the
regular meeting Of The city council. but there
not bejar ! aYornn Of The common council
I...
F''7''''' ~ CUISINES '>l'''''i= ''ie concur
renee OF mat Cody was done. special meet
| ing Of The city council was called for Tuesday
| evening in cno,nl;,noc viii, lov. hv H., ,fo,.
~. al ..,.....'. !. >, ,'.....,
w. "'''' f'''"''' u "J'' ''"''"c7 WAS pres
eA''
| Petition OF Luerutia Paine, ~ il. T. Pills
| bury, her attorney, representiag that She fell
upon the sidewalk on the north side of Win
| throp street. near the residence of Mrs. Whit
| nev. on the 3lsf Inv IF Mach la. in consa.
! quence of an accumulation Of ica mo, ss;a
! sidewalk" and broke her wrist. ard otherwise
! Injured her. ..for which she claims d,magss
of the citv"-was referred to the city so]icito,
With instructions 10 investigate and renort tho
facts, and hi opinion a. to the liabilitv Of the
city.
Petition Of j. II. Potter Of Winthron. rem.
resentiag that while coming from Winthrnn
| to Augusta during the month of March last
| he was thrown from his sleiph and injured
greatly in body ard his life endangered: his
sleigh and harness were broken. etc Where
! fore he petitions the city council 70 investi.
! gate the cause of conlplaint for damages and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-03
New York Stock Market.

Central Pacifcs,
Union
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-07-24
COUNTY OEEICE3s.
POST ON CO a Il dr. ess.

PRgstDrHr JUpog-Hou. Jos. c. Bucber.
Lewisburg. Union county.
AssoctArE JupGgs on. Geo. c. Meyer,
Freebur1, Hon. Jacob q. l.. Sbinlcl. Sc
linsgrovc
PRoruovorNHY ASD CLEUR OF ruE CoURrs
-Jcrcmiah Grouse. Mildleburg
Rguisrrr NNp RECORDER Samuel Il.
Schuck. Milllchurg.
SurRlrr- Utnicl Bolcnicr, Nidllchurg
CorNrY CoMuTssioSgR---rhil Kinney.
Renvertowu. Alan J. Fisher. Sclinsgroyc.
John 7. lIu'rnnglc. Penn Greek.
JrRY Conference.-The Brow IN,
rrccburs, George q. llornbcrger, Mt,
Pleasant Mills.
Corxry srnvrYoE-Aarou *. Git, Mil
dlphurg
Dlsrricr ATTORNEY njamin 7. Parks.
Mjdllchurg.
TRrsruru--lacob Gross. Beaver Springs
Aunrroas--John :. llhssinger. Middle
bnrr. Samuel \. Wel1cl, Belycrtown. d
Oirncubach. Salem.
CoNuts.IoSEas' CLEPK. K.-Andrcw Peters
Nilllcburg.
Msuc,NrlLr ArrRtIsEn.--W O lis o.
Holmes, Spliusgroyc
CoRnNru. Peter Hartman. Pcun's Creek
CouSry SurERiNrgNpESr.-Wm Noctlinl
Scliusgrove.
TERMS or CouRr Fourth Mondays in
February, May anl september and Second
Monday ot December Of each year.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-07-24
Death warrant oaJc,uS Cnris

''"nnrr, says the 'o'"'e' 4"
fi'i' t"'5, "ha@ JUST put loto our
hands the most imposing and inter
cstlos Judicial d"eamrnt to all Chris
uan- that has ever been recorded in
human annals, that ii th" or.HInaI
"rath warrant OF Jesus Christ. The
document was ihl'hiuiiy lran'crIoed
BY the cditor IL th's' words 60
sentence r'hjoreI Oy F"n'In' ~
late, acting Governor oi lower NlIl-
zee, stating ihct Jra Is OF Nazareth
,hl'I 'uiieG draih on tho cioS''
Ia the year seventeen ol the hmp''
ror IIorr'ns '''ar' ana the = ''h doy
."l March, ~ the ci'N OF mo ho.N d.
ruSalom, Anna AMI I"p,a benz
priests, Sacr'll-cn'or OF th' people ol
H"d--Pon'lnH ii'at', N'y'rnor OF
Lower HaIiIe', ollt'nE IN the IfcN-
dental char oi th' ira'nry, con-
l'innN Jesus "i N'1ar'll 10 'I' ON
he cross between two thieve~-lH'
great ana notorious voice oi the poo
pie saying -
!. Jesus l. srduccr'
:. lie Is 'edltlouS,
). lle l. the enemy ot the law.
!. lle calls himself, falsely, tho son
.ol Gcd.
D. lie calls himself, falsely, tho x n
.ol Israel.
u, H1 entered into the temple, toll
lowed by n multitude bearing palm
branches III th'u hands.
Order the first centurion, Hn''inN
O'rne'"S' 10 leau hi'h 10 tho P''co Oh
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-07-24
vY0rrIcio,cr Many Vnimgs

IIo isa happy mortal who each
uighl of msIlr isnpt haunted by
f,ars pnI youimani4 lest thieves
break int, tlc house to disturb his
slumbrr:
Or lost tomorrow willboa stormy
lrv which will interfere with impor.
aut cngagomcuts;
Or. lost tine bill for his last slns Of
clothes w.,l b.. sent i'm before Iao
money is .rallv {, cancel tn. debt
or lost the MIC, will crccp under
the gaIpu fence and root up tho cab
bag, plaut,
Or I.-, Nh. dirt IN the uclt ward
is brar',.r auI will mqso the carrots
,nl tuuip, yiNd better tnau his
own;
or lest brother soand 50 will bo
considered moro fluent i'm class NEE .
inc .
Or lost he will cnl his days in
n,y.rly.
Or lest tho house Will taio fire.
npJ Inc loo driven forth with singeJ
oolm,p,s.
Or los, tho morning panor NAV
announce tbe failure of the bank
whore his money is dcpositeI
Or. lost somebody may say somo-
tbino bad about him which his ueigh.
. Dor viii bolioyo;
or, lest the house may be struck
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-07-24

his d,u uIhtrr.-FnCro are over forty
thousln in gold ia the bank, aud the
specie will flow in heavily to4m,rrow
This viii make u rich enough to re-
tire aud Two Ike honest men
Twice during Tia, next day Seth
passed Mr. F,nton in the street, with
u wild, excited look in his hlndSomc
face, aud the lawyer found 1t hrl
10 believe the evidence OF his own
ears. Seth did not loON like crimi-
nll, but rjhor QUO whou some uucN-
pcctcd sorrow bal driven 90 dc,pllr.
At night ttrco men, with hats
drawn closely over thcir brows. crawl
ed through tho aIlcy AZ the bnck q,
Norcton'5 Bank AMI reached a door,
which opened by - key, and they
entered A man lay sic,pi1g on the
luor who was quickly ovcrpDwcrcI.
bound aud gagged. The Que who
appeared to be- the loader showed thrm
he way to To, place whore tho 9th.
gr wpichmln Wa seated. uoillug
over u table. lie was dl-po.ci OF 90,
oe-y a. the oth'r. and lett upon th'
door helpless. aui then the lcnicr
pro luccl the key 10 iuc vault uui
opened it easily enough. The floor
was quickly strown with small can
vas, bags, each OF which represented
a nr1c sun in gold
\ they were gloaijng over the
p.ihr. which lar exceeded their cN-
cctl'io there came a sudden rush
ut tnrcc men. ard ;h' three robbers
were secured before they had time To-
think ot Danger.
"r,kcu in the act, Seth Amity,"
said fcutou. showing him-clt "Ypu
cannot hope Tor mercy at my hands. '
Onc of tho oil 'cr' removed h,
cap and held npa lantern, aud they
saw not Seth Aml,v, but Hugh Dl-
ma, his dnrl, fac, distorted by rag.
II nm boatcn take mo to prison
let ne hiIr myself from tho whJlc
worli :" sail Daun
So the three robbers went to pr.8
on. and ScIh hmltv was cleared Ia
the cycs OF all men, ard what ha ear
ed for most. IN th,,o of Mary Foron.
Dana hal told her thn' be- had rob
bed the tank, and that tho o,li'irl-
hnd proof of hi' vilImuy, and slo
va, stroog enough to cast oil the
mao she believed u bc a villain. She
made ample otoncment for those mD-
mcuts Of doubt Tor sho ~ now his
wilc, and will love him the better be.
cause she, ,,,jnncd ,eniusthim ioran hour
Tho stolen property was nearly al
recovered ami returned 10 bank. Dt
ma was scut To- Sing Sing, whrro hc
was found dead Ia his cell six months
after tn, prison door closed behind
him. Whether hc died by his ovu
hand or conflicting passions of his own
heart, no one knows.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-07-24

LIFE Insurance DGoIsIoN.-A life
insurance case has just been decided
by tho United States Circuit Court
at Des Moines, Iowa. Awife brought
suit against the Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance company, for policy on
the life of her husband, who disap
peared mysteriously at Chicago in
1867, and has not since been heard
from. The company claimed that
the Disappearance was no proof oi
death, but letters of admin stratior
has been taken out, and the cour
decided that such letters were eyi
dence Of his death, and that the pol
'icy must bs paid,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-07-24
Glass EtOunets.

Glass EtOunefs
| Whatever may be said of tho aim
Or result OF the Vienna Exposition, il
has certainly been tho means Of
bringing together the chojsost pro-
ducts Of the world, aud giving tho
people OF various notions new ideas
concerning matter. ct which they had
NY Before Thought In no drecr
tiDn hls wider range bceu given
than in the mluuflcurc OF glass, and
new lorl.s, designs anl uses Of this
mutcrH are now presented TO tho
world for the hr.t timn. Conspicuous
'lm.n. these is a iJdy.s bonnet or head
,rrss. which for elegance and beauty
'ounot hc exceeded. The idea OF
GAS, hat &, certainly novel, au many
objections might bn malo to it on
account Of the fragile material, but in
oa.ty 'ho glass i- much stronger aul
u &C. durable than the dc.iclto mate
ualubw in use for thc Slmc purpose.
These articles 90. may bc Imagined,
como from BJhomn, aud they hayo
already e,JucI a fair share of popu
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'''l'''N. ~ 10 '', costume u" "''"'
'''"7 'u't "''5 WI" pr'''O'y ',ou C'Wu ci
."'' u''''i ST, "7'. '' "',N VT '"o
,''t is Ul''' '' ''o'' I',''' " "u' E''''
i''.rh' ''''''N ''-',"'' ol Eu'N
p'r'"' p'"I "1'co "''"' ~ ~ con-
,''''i I'D t"' "'"i' ''''"' '','' - =
''u'ht "' '''N' ""''" '' Va" '"( P''''
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lN' ''n ."'' - 'n ',' '"'7.'' ''c III,
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"to''" "'"'' '''','''' ""' ! ,'''"'.
"' lhl'r "I "'"'''eN SP'" E'''' ot
"o" ''rIA' '''''y. vi course "'' 'uo
trimmings nave 'u'U h''''H c,'o'',
ana 'y l'''n' ,t'''@' 'u' "'a7SY
pp.A'nr'o 'S 40 won 7"n'u5I 'n"' 'h'
mA'r'l' '5 not ~"'i,C'o l. 10 "''s'
o'Anui'. h'u'"''hI o''"H "'u "o""t"
are n''a Tor orh'nrh,ut'n' anu COZ"
o'ed SO hlIlr'''y tL'V III "Ppe"'anVo
'n'y arc TAR superior u INC u'u"' ar
th 'l', E''''' 81, :,
IL Is almost ln'rculu'c thc sulhII
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-07-24
K - a. L. a. y
OLD AGE.

often think each tottcring form
That limps along in life decline,
Once wore heart as young. as warm,
Az tu,l Of lilo th,uthts as mine.
And c,cn has had it, dream Of joy.
Ills own un'qu,lcl. pure ro.utuc's
Commencing when the b,ushing boy.
FIRST thrilled At lovely womtns glance.
Aud each could tell his tale Of youth
Would ihink its scenes OF love cyiucc
More tns.io oIs more uuearthiy truths,
Than any tale before or since.
Yes. they could tell of tender lays,
A. midnight pcnncl ia cls.ic shade
Of days moro bright than olern days,
Aui maids more iuit than modern maids
.Of whispers on willing ear.
or kisses on hlu-hiug cheek
Each kiss. each whisper, far too lear,
oar modern lips to give or sp'Is.
Of passions too un .lmrly crossed
Ot passion, ~lghicl or b'lrlycl;
OF kindred spirits carly lost,
And buds that blossom bat to fade.
OF bcaminc eyes and trcsscs gay,
Elastic form AMI snowy brow.
Aud forms that have all ps.el away,
And left them what We see them now
Aud * it thus In human love
50 very light aui tntl . thing
And must Ines brightest visions mpyo
Forever ON Fine restless wing
Mast AL tho eyes that still are bright
Aud all the lips that talk ut bliss,
Md all the torm. 80 ttir 30 night,
Hereafter unly come To this
Then wuat are cnrtps beat visions worth
II wei al lengths must lo'c tncm thus
IL nh we value m.-t ou clrtn.
Ere long must fade away trom us
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-07-24
Adv ertising Rates.

One column one year 10000
Onc-half, column, one year. 5000
One.fourth column. one year, 1900
One square 90 lines) one insertion, IS
Every additional insertion.
Professional aud Business cards Of
not more than five lines, per year. 5,00
Auditor, Executor, Administrator
and Assignee Notices. 2,50
Editorial notices per line. 10
All advertisements TOR shorter period
than one year are payable ut the time
they are ordered, and If not paid the per-
son ordering them will bo held responsible
for the money.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-07-24

GEosoE WoLrnUM, strolling vag
abond, attempted to hang himself
in the Pottstown prison with heavy
brass watch chain. Georges ambi-
ton was not realized. from tho fact
that the chain snapped asundel
when bis weight vas thFown on II.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-07-24
EAIRMOUNr HOUSE.
Il NEAR TUE DEPOT
N1iIIicbtIi.o. Pa

GEORGE GUYEB, PROPRIETOR
This house is in close proximity to the
depot and has lnrcly been rebuilt and re.
Gttcd. Rooms commolious-.thc table we'll
.upplicd with the hest the market affords
-a.i terms moderate.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-07-24
The whipping POST in Della
zAttn

winch criminals Of Delaware are tr,lt
.ot He seys:
The Delaware ro1plo say tloi IN.
whipping post is u r,ol thnr. /,
promotes a healthy circula.,cu.,fl1,
blood; IL frgltous New Y,r.,rs.
penusylyauilus AMI Jcrsc,i,a4 a,yo,
from tlc state, and thcu--and fiji.
,anm. most rcqsJnlblc-it IL Din, opl,
circus thny have. Now York. Nu,
Jersey, ond other plypn common
wollths, are visited by Buffalo GHl
he "Blgrt Croph. % ami oth.r shows.
but D,'1wtrr cunt raise money
enough 81 cutiro them within h.r
borders And Bluum hos f..
higa gun fnr them --D,'lvlrp wur'l
bo lost under lis mammoth tui
\ui 80 tuny.hlv' tln lush IS r.lllry.
wul every saturday u Nav aul sd.
ycml,r tine c.tlru, don th.ir "hn,,
bo,uiuce, DO and taking C..r opera
gll-a.F, chiiIryn nul ,rryu's with
thom. p"pacol t,thr tuIs uhcr, ara
thlcn jti,s -ouo i'm Newcastle. ono i'm
Georgetown ami one in D,ymY. 1ln.
the {" "!'cS arr thrown open and the
crowd rus'ir7 IA AMI iI,.' tho court
yard. and ih" shrrlt and wtylyut
"'in SUNDAY suits ou AMI cigars i'm
their mouths stand beside th' great
post SpttME tobacco Juice on tho
children AMI scroucly cyuiug the
crowd, mi by and bya dr,irli,. ftir,
haired Nolng-tur Of fuurtc'u oriif
teou. with great tears streaming FROM
his bin, eyes AMI his whI.rshoullors
brrol t. the dclghtal guao of th.
puiiouao. stops out from tine iuucr
court of the prison AMI tha warden
piui1us his slender wri s.s to the post
with mon blnly. wmlc the shuil'
swings bis "catoniua tails. and a
murmur Of pleasure cpm.s from the
qnprcriqtivc crowd. Tn, shcrif'
bites h,, cigar li..l, harder tips
meaning wink tpa hvsWntrr amt
then he raises the "cat, steps a Iltt'o
hac',. aul whlll down it comes ON
the boys hacl, the thongs wiul m
der his arm and bite great holo. in
hi9 side and chest, while his bocl, is
striped rcd and white. Two, says
fine warden. "Oh u h h' from the
boy, and crash, down CONES the lash
AGAIN nnl again and again, AMI the
bows hpcl, is all raw aud bloclnr.
with Great RIDGES across it, The lit
tie follow in his agony asks once or
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-11
General Nature No. le.l

AN ACT to amend an act entitled "An act
to amend the fifth section OF an act en-
titled AN act donating public lands to
the several States and Territories
which may provide colleges for the
benefit tofagricultme and the mechanic
arts approved July second, eighteen
hundred and sixty-lwo, soas toeXtend
the time within which the provisions
OF said act shall be excepted and such
colleges established" approved July
twenty-third, eighteen hundred and
sixty,six.
BE Il enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United Safes Of AnleT-
icG IN Congress assembled, That the time
within which the several States may. com
ply with the provisions of the act OF July
eighteen hundred and six
tyesiX, entitled IAN act TO amend the NTH
section Of an act entitled An act donating
public lands to the several States and Ter
ritorfes which may provide colleges for
the benefit OF agriculture and the machan-
ic arts,' approved July second, eighteen
hundred and sixty-two, 80 as to extend the
time within which the provisions Of said
act shall be accepted and such colleges es-
tabIished, y Is hereby extended so that the
States which have not complied with the
provisions of said acts in establishing coli
ieges shall have the period of two years,
after the first day OF July, eighteen nun
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-11
General Nature No. e.l

AN ACT making appropriations for the
paylnent of Invalid and other pensions
OF The United States for the year end
ing June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and seventy-four
Be II enacted by tie Senate ana House Of
REPRESENTATIVES VI the United States Of AnleT-
tct ia Congress assembled, That the follow
ing sums be, and the same are hereby, APP
propriated, out of any money In the treas
ury not otherwise appropriated, for the
payment of pensions for the fiscal year
ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen
hundred and seventy-four:
For army pensions to tnvalids, widows,
and dependent relatives, revolutionary
pensions, and pensions to soldiers Of the
war OF eighteen hundred and twelve, and
for furnishing artificial limbs or apparatus
for fescction, with transportation, orcom-
mutation therefor; also, for compensation
TO pensiOn-agents, and the expenses Of the
several agencies, and for fees for prepar-
ing vouchers and administering Oaths, as
provided for by the acts Of April twenty
fourth, eighteen hundred and sixteen JV-
ly fourth, eighteen hundred and thirty
six; May thirteenth, eighteen hundred
and fOrty-six; February twentieth, eigh-
teen hundred and forty-seven; February
second, eighteen hundred and fOrty-eighgi
July twentyilrst, eighteen hundred and
forfy-eight; July twenty-ninth eighteen
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-11
[Genernl Natnrn-Nn. ,lN.l


AN ACT transferring The control of Ger
tain territorial penitentiaries TO the
several Territories IN which the same
are located. y
BE ii enacted by the Senate and House Qf
Represt ntdtfueS Of The United Safes 9f Amor-
tcd In Congress assembled, That so much of
the act entitled ''An act In relation to Ger
tam territorial Tenitentiaries, y approved
January tenth, eighteen hundred and sew
enty-one, placing the penitentiarles In the
Territories of Montana, Idaho, Wyoming,
and Colorado under the care and control
of the respective United States marshals
for said Territories, is hereby repealed,
and the care and custody Of aaid peniten-
tiaries, and the personal property there
unto belonging, and the use and occupa-
tion thereof, are hereby transferred to
said Territ tories, respectively, until other
wise ordered BY fhe Attorney General:
Pr0ridsd, That the legal title to said peni-
tentiaries and property shall continue to
vest in the United States: And IrCCtded
taTthr, That said Territories shall keep
and maintain, in the penitentiaries here
by transferred to their custody and con-
trol, ,,all persons convicted In said respect
i've Territories of violations OF the laws of
the United States, and sentenced to i'm
prisonment therefor, and 0ll persons held
to answer for alleged violations of the
laws of the United States 1t said respective
Territories, at the rate and price, to be
raid by the United States out of the judi
clary fund, of one dollar per day for each
person so imprisoned.
Sec. 2 That Immediately after the pas
sage of this act the Attorney General
of the United States shall cause TO be
transferred to the properauth0rlties of the
Territories of Montana, Idaho, Wyoming,
and Colorado, the penitentiaries and per
sonal property connected herewith, stu.
ated in each of said Territories, respect
lively.
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hundred and forty-eight; February third,
eighteen hundred and tiitythree; June
third, eighteen hundred and flity-eight I;
July fourteenth and seventeenth, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-two; June thir-
ticth, eighteen hundred and sixty-fOur /;
June sixth and July twehty~hfth. eighteen
hundred and sixty-six; July twenty-sev-
enih, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight
June seventeenth and July eighth and
eleventh, eighteen hundred and seventy !;
February fourteenth, eighteen hundred
and seventy-one and February twentieth,
eighteen hundred and seventy-two: and
all other pensions provided by law, thirty
million dollars.
For navy pensionsto invalids, widows,
and dependent relatives, and pensions no
sailors OF The war OF eighteen hundred
and twelve, and for furnishing artificial
limbs or apparatus for resection, with
transportation or commuiati0n therefor,
compensation 10 pensiOn-agcnts, expenses
of agencies, and fees for preparing vOuch-
ers and administering CaihS, as provided
by the acts OF April tWenty-ihird, eighteen
hundred: February twentieth, eighteen
hundred and forty-seven; August elev-
enth, eighteen hundred and fOriy-eight; !;
July fourteenth and seventeenth, eigfl-
teen hundred and sixty-two; june tlHr-
teth, eighteen hundred and sixty-four;
June sixth and July iwenty-tifth, eighteen
hundred and siXty-siX; March second,
eighteen hundred and sixty-seven; July
twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred and six
weight; June seventeenth and July
eigth and eleventh, eighteen hnndredand
seventy; and February twentieth, eight
cen hundred and seventy-two; ana all
other pensions proyiled by law, four nun
dred and eighty thousand dollars: fropia-
ed, That the appropriation aforesaid lor
navy pensions, and the other expenditu tures
under that head. shall be paid from the IN
come of the navy pension-fnnd, 50 tar us
the same may be sufficient tor that pur-
pose.
Approved, January 10, 1878.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-11
General Naturc-No. 81

AN ACT to amend the one hundred and
thirty.third section an act approved
June eighth, eighteen hundred and
seventy-tvo, entitled "An act to re-
wise, consolidate, and amend the stat
utes relating to the Post-0tiiee Depart
ment."
Be i cndctd bg the Senate and House Of
Roucsentdtf Of the United States Of Af'seT-
lea in CtmgTcSS assembled, That section ono
hundred and thirty-three Of the act enti.
tied "An act to revise, consolidate, and
amend the statutes relating TO the Post
Office Department, Approved June eighth,
eighteen hunpred and seventytwo, be 80
amended, as to authorize the transmission
by mail OF packages of seeds, cuttings,
bulbs, roots, and scions OF any weight,
for each of such packages, not exceeding
four pounds, at o rate Of postage of one
cent for each two ounces or fractions OF an
ounce of such package or packages; Pro
vtdtd, That all mail matter OF the third
class must be prepaid In full In postage
stampsat the Office of mailing.
Approved, January9, 1873