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0JWe publish the following. through =. desire
!" ehhShten our good friends--ihe Post Masters
VINO nave been IN the habit of suffering the Intel
fge"fer 10 6e taken out several months before thew
no'ied u.s. mat the person to whom il was directed
had refused 1t. We hope they will take the can.
ton


EXTRACT FROM THE "INsTRUc1roNs TO PosrvAs.
TERs,' PAGE so, SECTION lls.-.ln everv II.
stance IN which papers that come TO vour office
are not taken out by the persons to whom ,hey are
sent. you viii gre Immediate notice of it to the
Puosher. that they are laying dead in the office.


. In all cases where Postrnasters render them
selves liable for the subsc iDtion money for pa
per oy neglect 10 notify the publisher that it re-
mains dead IN the Post 5fice. the Postmaster Gen.
erai reserves The right to admonsh the Postmas
Ter 'or MS neglect, and require him 10 pay for The
paper or renore Aim out of office"