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AUTUMN.

BY MRS l.. H. sIGoURNEf.
sHas it come. the time to fade?'
And with murmuring sigh
The Maple. in his motley robe.
Was the first to make reply;
ard the queenly DahIlas dropped
Upon their thrones of state,
For the frost king with his balelul kiss,
Had well forestalled their fate.
Hydrangia, on her telegraph,
A hurried signal traced
OF treason dark, that faii. would lay
Bright Summers region waste,
Then quick the proud exotic peers
In CONSERVATION fed,
And refuge in their greenhouse sought,
Before the day Of dread.
The Vine that o 'er my easement climbed
And clustered day by day,
/ count its leaflets every morn;
See how they fade away,
And as they whitening. one by one,
Forsake their parent tree,
| call each scar and yellow leaf
4 buried friend to me.
tPut or thy mourning said my soul,
And with q fearful eye,
Walk softly mid che many graves
Where thy companions lies
The Violet like loving babe,
When the vernal suns were new,
Tha, met thee with soft blue eye,
And lip all bathed in dew:
The Lily as timid bride,
While summer suns were fair,
Thatsput her snowy hand in thine,
To bless thee for thy care;
The trim and proud Anemone;--
The Daisy from the Vale;-
The. purple Lilac tow''ing high,
To guard its sister pale:
sTbe .ripened Rose-where are they
noN?'
But from the riled bower
There came voce-'Take heed to note
Thine own receding hour;
! And let the strange and silver hair,
! That DER the temple strays,
Be as monitor to tell
The Autumn of thy days.
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Brass and Composition
Castings,

TsaR Mills, FaeioIirs. anu 9th purposes.
n HrMould palin u arts bring 70 The n.iise
IL Miliers ard Factors thai he makes, t.r Inks
and Boxes iuT Mills, a composition which, Tor
u superior 10 any "ii'er nssa. mere
are now some Ihks a nis make which have
been n use in e4yy running Mills iar ten and
!f.sen ypars. Mhirh are yei in good Order.
N. ALL alsa attend 20 me GUN and Lot h
SNlTHIA6 BUSINESS.
Tokf0IS sIsgLL COMBS repaired aud Po-
lished 50 az T., be- ~ soad - new.
Also SILVER PLATING, ~ ITS various
branches
The suhscrihsr will give pnnciasl attention
in the above branches 81 business. It's teams
will bs,.sl,, espetiail. f,r jabbi"g. w' b mnss
be paid Cor before taken ( Tn ,hr st"P; and he
hopes BY suosl workmanship and paneiual at
tcaiion 10 give satisfaction. ~
JOHN NJ. MASON
MAY 80. ~
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Mysterious.

4 GENTLEMAN belonging TO one Of
the most ancient and wealthy fam-
lies Of this CRY, New York; who must
be well known to numerous Iiiends, hav-
ing since the year 1913 up To recently,
heen bent nearly double, aud for sever1I
wears confined tn his bed, has been resior-
ed to good heatli--has regalned his Datu-
raj erect position--and has quilted hts
carriage, and now walks with ease! " e
believe this is The gentIeman's own de-
scrlplioa as near as possible. and there IS
no exaggeraiion in 1t. We will give IN
quirers l,ls address, and donbt not his htI-
name feelings viii excuse the liberty; so
that any one doUbtiag NAV kn0w these
facts--thougI he requests his name may
not appear ia print A"ong ether SINH
lar instances. Mr.. James &. Reynolds.
I44Hhrystic-st street, has been restored. aud
will give personal assurances Of the iacts
of his ease. Both were rheumatism, and
contracted cords aud sinews. How has
this been done!
AxswER--By the INDIAN FEGEfA.
BILE ELIXIR internally and HEH ES'
NERVE AND BONE LINiaIENf ex-
I,ernal'y. from Cor.stock & Co.
- For sale a. ii,llshorough BY u. Heart;
. ox,atd nv G"D, yr E. fasL'r; in & eens5o-
gu. " }. + IL. ,!oan- onil a2e..is.
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TO ALL TIE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL or TANSiN.
or. Leather EestOrcr.
ANEw cmENicAL DISCOVERY

NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
ST0Sr people know, that skins and
A'A hides are converted into icdihtr by
the use of 'raunIn extracted from certain
barks. &c.
When the force and strength OF the
rannin is worn out, leather becomes dead,
hard. dry, brittle. cracked, covered with a
crust, 81. This all know. To restore
then life. softness, moismess, strength,
smoothness. aud remove ali crust. Ry, or
blister-resiore the tannin. This sub
stance the leather never can receive the
second time: but the whole virtues oi II
are in this article. the OH. OF TANNlN
which penetra,es the siiasst and iIRrd-
est leather, ii il las been twenty years IN
use; and IL i, tears easily with the fingers,
il imparts at once a strength that y utter.
~ incredible until seen. IL becomes Ike
nem LEATHER, in all respects, with de-
hgh,Gul saG;ness and polish, and makes all
heather ca.apte'tiy and perfectly impergi-
ous To Water particularly boots, shoes.
carriage-,apa, harness. hose, trunks, aud
in fact all things made Of leather, giving
a splendid polish. even higher than new
leather has, and al ieast dodj'ias its wear
and durability, in whatever manner the
leather K; used These a!e facts.
1hosc wh, viii may wear old SHOES
rroam with Germs, ride with old carriage'
tnps-havc old harness. and throw them
away half us~d--Iook filthy Themselves
ard aiI about ,hem-expend t'o',h!e wins
is necessary for articles Of leather, 10 lhci
hearts content, il their prrjudices are 81
strong they will not Try new discovery
New, gentlemen, please yourselves.
rE- Nome genuine unless with the la'
simile signature Of ComslocA 4 Go.
= e For sale II iitlsaorrueh N C.. by D
IIrari,; IN oxford, by @Grmgr +. Tayi"f; n
IGrcrnsb"r"ua's, hy J,& K Sioa"-ou's Sae"'s
February -. o.
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EgOEEiTS
Life Medicines.

ssuE Lite Medirines have been used with sue.
. cess IA almost every disease 10 which man
,ind l. Isbie, ana Tor h,huus aid liver c"m
,laIais. y i'll their mary weil knoNn a'tendsnts
bllii u aud sick hesdaehe. pain and oP-
aTesslan alter meals g'ddinsss. Dizziness.
..,nrninr noise IN The head and eass, dTow.
.iness, heartburn, loss Of appeu'e, wInd
spasmr. 81. they are ack now edged to b. vast
\ sup.Tser To a8t thing ever b,.,re ,ifer.a
q the pl.bir. and lot tLpse o: = full habit 81
lpdy, they will prove invaluable Viii as
gene A. fsmty sperenlf Tor erher sex, they
rannoi I-I 10 ensEe ihe UnneIslI satislae'
1linn.
The rfiirsry Of the LIE Pits sAd Piea's
srters is mast CERTAIN, il freely giEen on the
allack ~ g.ytr. inf lenzt. measles. sore
throat, recent colds, with cough. and 9th
e. inf ,mmatTy disorders. In rhean'a>
ism ard cborlc complsin : they have ais"
pefionmed the most extraordinary cures, Mnen
as d with perSevtrenle.
SInre 'he Il 81 inlfodacii"n oil DR.. M"hais
Lille Medicines 10 bis fcllow cI,Izcns, thes
ave il every ease, fiily mSiuiatned Tue Eig'.
character They So vel deserved. Patients who
had iur wears GIawu on a M eTabie ex's'enee,
AMI maay " 10 had lost the useol ttcir hmes b..
rheumatism AVID paralysis, have been siote1
| To health, strength sud comfort, alter aI the
usu,l remedies had been iound useless. lis
astonishing aud almost miraculous ELECTS
( have also arsa experienced, la the caJc al
nsrrUus aud rheumatic pans OF she hsai ADD
J face. para'yiic siTrciiaas. contracted and stat
oinis giaaditlar sirtl'iRgs, pans oi the ehes
aud boaes cai0aic rhsHmalisal,. PatPtEt'oa .
Ia L ~ IL
| bat il ~ unnecessary Ia enunnraie tie ma
nv eases H. which these purely vegetable n,c
dicincs have been sure, ssiui bat T. us "a
qurre. Why are they SO UNIVERSAL ia thea
happy sfleelsi
Because they PUFFY THE BLOOD, ans
t'lus trntsyr all ,ause ui disease IA the s,s
tera.
B"rausr they ac' powerfully nP IN thcse"fe
Ii:oGs uI lii. uudy, aud ssmoyc ali impurities a
once
| Because thay dn not reduce the ~ stem, tau
inyGguraIe At ians occurring IA" RESTRAINT ifo''
/ plcasnre "r b,,s;icss dur,ng IheI operation.
Ctmp.ai,ts arising it'ni yaia;ed state "
the bsosd are easi'y ssbcacd ~ ibe rO"eriu
iTirar, ef iIicse mid aud s.l4 iary nrt, IHr
10 those wi,n are oitigst ~ travel, or I" tab
med,rine uthu,i ,ni. Tr'.pI,,l 81 ansiGess, tn
lite sIc,ih rurs are peculiarly ust iai. By nal
lnd sale operation. i.r! str'ke al Tie root e
'iiscass, az" q"tkit eradicate u, ttcr'hS pa
veaitng rhe lstai tti.,is 10 Whnh tiivU<snt
are victims.
S.d Wholesale and retail 10y Dr. ". B &o
"a 375 B.oaUway. Sew ioik.
For sale also hy
ID. HEARTH. .fgsnf,
/ February. /. IS
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Notice.

gtEsHgNL letters u administration - Tie
IL rsia.r.l MILLS SELLERS. lee having
srrn ssaa;ei 10 tie undefs'sn~s ~ The ''uii
q Pleas aad q taEist :. ssians iar nFan2e eonn-
IL. Ansust Ten, Isfs. 81 persons ldsb'ed 70
ahr SAD estate are hsErby nslaind % nake
garment aad shase having CLAIMS sgaiasl Tie
esiale = eresenl il,sm Ng'Lin tie time pre-.
scsibed by laH. or ;his ael,vs Vii be Plrad ~
bar Of rrrnveiy.
PEYToN T.. MOORE .7Sm'r.
September 2. =" PIVOT
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Thinning s. Sheet-Iron
Business.

rEs.IE subscriber would inisim The ca zshs
Il nl Orange aud the a. rsinlal rsaal'es. 'hai
he has esmneReed the shose basihsss - ssi
i,s yafiaus braarhrs, ~ the town Of htiseo
rouge, where he intends keeping 80 hand ~
assallmeni II The above wafss, q GOOD male.
risls sad workmanship, - d a. pFltes - SUI
the times. he viii also aiisnd 10 nn,ss .iaa
aud coyrrne liauses. repairing siiiis, aad sli
kiads Of olI,rr votk,, and repairing y az
kinJs Of Metal MoIk.
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Notice.

III 1yiNG q"aI'ijc' u August FERN. 1913, Of
! the Coun'y Cont ii D'a"g", as adult is.
tratur Oh the estate # Cot 81 tRBERT SlMMS /,
deceased. al P'rsons Indeb,ed To SAID es'a e
are hcn byr qufed to- o,ue forward snd make
Immediate paymeni, as Ho Inaulgene viii be
gwen; AID a | ptEsons having claims against
sid rs ale are hereby tequ'red Ia pr esrn, them
fur payment. duly amht niwa"d, within the
time prescribed b. law. otherwise tins o. tIee
wnl be pleaded IN b>r "i III ir recovery.
G.. W. Johnston, 2dm'r.
Sep'embn 2, +. ..-.~#....-. 90
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Spnln's Head ache Remedy,
Ilewes' celebrated Rheumatic Nerve and
Bone Liniment,
Bar,holomew's Pink Expectorant Syrup,
Indian Vegetable Elixir,
Dalley's Msgica! Pain Extractor
Koms,ock's yeFmiluge.
jus, received and for sale II this Ell, c
September ). So
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IseiacaI PaIn Extractor.


KEiaeaI Pain Extractor.
ABSOLUTE llEAIcALl.,
10 NAA urls, - 1T FnccessGui,
lUsOUU prove DAI.LEN's MAGl-
eaI PAIN EXTRACTOR inesilmable.
!, nj aaly rsres qaickeT. bai giEss - 81
.l,i,onal paia. nor lrsFes = srar- fRe =
nasitirriy rradefed harmless. $50 his
ben o.seseI 81 monlhs % any person re-
lpminr "a empsy tox. and saying lAsi 81
auany 81 ann0iniipg i not szirsvied n ,
fsu minutes. sci noi oae frnm thnasans.s
.aftrisls siace las siaiaasatae bonus. la
rats anxious 10 guard against general ".
:asirs aud ssse n0aey. time. torture ai'd
lie. and prevent lhrlr offspring from be-
ing disiigarra IN burns. Or even small
nox paslales. "a possessing the ensiahle
nauer 10 rrglace Ihe cellular organs de-
showed ean 20 50 b obtaining iiils IN
,milalle salse. Many deeP'y burnt eases
ii ihe civ can he seen. and one eiilre
face burnt over and wounded three dis
liact times IN The same spot while heal
inc. vet ii no ease ean be traced The least
cira,rire or marx! For al kinds Of hnfls.
il rapid. soothing ELECTS, are alike I'M
pnr,ani: even sore ewes. all inllammaiions
AMI tr,ken breasts would be unknown.
The Toilet and nursery, Tor clearing lhe
n &c pimples, removing chaie, de-, VII
find Il indispensable. Once using only
will forever establish lor i the sovereign
heal.sll quality. After this notice. heads
III families allowing loriures for months
and ultimately distorted features. can ne
YER wipe away reproaeh, justly uttered by
disabled child. Cor negleeiing 10 ifiamPli
oyeF fiEc.
.EaIersA according 20 aet Of CONGRESS.
n 1874. b. cansIark T. Ia, IA Ins Clr'k SUI
fec .i IL. DisI irt cOaa Of the United s.ase'
liz the S ,uiaefa District u New YORK.
Frauas be.ianing aran Dalle.'s Mar'sa
Paia Exirarfof. render II absolutely neerssa
~ that the aana of Camsieek 4 Co, be ioana
IA every package; Car the use al a eou.ief'
TEA mish, fu,n one DO not Target 10 look i"'
ilhai name. AMI avoid il a yau would poison
II C.insis 4 Co.'S fac-simile y 80, On y
We are Obliged to be On ous guard against wi
la,uy - al Plsres.
i Bny ualy 81 ihr above iifn,, whose pow e. q
Iirres0gable iug lwrn'y wears
/ HENRY DALEY.
| s-FFar saie ia ilillsbo'ough. n. C., by D.
Heart, in oxl,rd. by george Z. Taylor; %
Grensboruagh, by ] SR.Slosa- COL, agents
Feb uary Is. %
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Seed Wheat.

EIsiIE sabscnhsr has lor ssle aqaaniIiy Il
- Masas seed Mksst 81 lhe LaslsI klad.
II i ausassrA siii ans siheT shsai. snd = q
excrsleai raaliiy. eslcr 20 sea's - h,.si.ei.
a. MECkLE.
49,. SCI
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DIR. Inns GALBASUM,
MACHINE SPREAD
STRENGTHENING ssEastc.s.

.fE'I:ESt. Plastcrs, greatly improved,
4 and having the preference oi all 9th
ers, are ,sar,aIy recommended by all dog
tors as Invaluable for all Invallds having
pains in the Breast, BACK, CT SIDE
Utakarss and LamtfeAS are relieved at
osee hy ilel use, ard the parts resioled
to strength and Il natural warmth and
health. Any person w"":;ng one OF these
pkslers. will he asttni,ned and delighted
al the coinGo.i hose threaten
ed with LING Complaints should aeHer
trust themselves day without wearing a
Plaster. IL removes the irritation OF Ill
cipienl Consumption From THE LINES to
the SURFACE Of the body, and dtass Of
the internal affection. So in JiUtr CtT
piai4fr. and Coughs, and CotJs. Chill
dren viii, Who"ping Cough should al
ways have one, 10 prevent the cough SET
ding on The lungs. Their excellence ~iii
be understood by all on trial.
n1rF,r aa'r ~ ~ bnr"ueh by ID Hra,u
~ UyloGd By George z rayl"; IN Grecbtbo-
rough t,y }. s. Il. sloan-~osly agcats.
February - BIZ
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HILLS 30 R0U q II, N. u
PUBLISHED WEEKLY

1T HIN MI HIM u
AZ TaaEE DoIIhEs 4 TEAR, on 'T""
FIFTY ceGrs ~ rAID N hi>sAStt'
Those who do M, give noIiec,of The" N''''
In have thcr rapcr disc an,iisscd ., the eNr'i'-
ton oe the year, will be presumed as '.s"" -
ns'on,inna1cc nn,il ronnrerp,andcds-A"d no
rapcr will hc discontinued until all arfcHi|p
arc Paid, unless al he option ni The f"'''t'
Advertisements uot exceeding sh'et" Its
one Goffaf lei Tic 6tsi, and twenty "" N
lor ra,ii subsequent n,atllinni io'ee' ~ ry.
pr..po ton o,Ht i1etsctti+e'ncr's WV! n,t.
per rent higher. A,'.duti'n" 81 ~ W
" n bs a,ads TO at..eiti.eis By The se1''
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10 Merchants and Rhgsi-
CLANS.

~ $3.50
CLANS.
sINiIs saA.srabsEs e. iaEETty = pAlts
49, MEDICINEs. ahes sesf eaa =
.ays Is - ) q AsEsAaats 49, - sakiaAs -
- iowass mhaloSaar Pfers. Alsarasnas $50
PAsegssas Ras mss asaaF ~ MaaA fheaE e. -
- - s.s.r " II sFatsag ~ artassRs tfsan -
sass 80 ssss "a 80 = a. 80 Frases - - 49,
-. - s.ssa,a q lAs Aaaa "a ll.s slsie.
SO aaAs PsFsiruass raFs O. Psl - fhsss.
as erAefs a saah Nxaasiaes = - las -
- gMse.
Ne 80 krep eeasianfiy - hane fsiaiF q
% Kaaa.. ase Si.Gs. MiaesS { as. fngisfs
Iak. Persia az, Rsl~at Nrd.riaes. faiai. Sues
Taath, flasias Ssrahasas saae Itaiass baas-,-
TYLER. JONES & HiLIa
EslsIs5sss. kslsas,ia.
La STE
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No. All those indebted % The late lrm
sc Paakrr 4 Nsisoa aud 10 William Melissa
either hy aoie Of arrncnt. are esfaekiA g
qaes'ed 20 pay up. a. loager iasa'gente san
WILLIAM NELSON.
Nav 10.
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RHEvmaTIsm. "a EyxI5T7:E

pits.ly cured. sa9 Ell slIirslsl nasciss and linIs
srs restored. in The "a @ y0ung. By The Ispsas
gEsKrAzaK EEIKR An NEKvE AID RosE LISsExr--
a never wilh0aI lie name Il c0msa0ek & G. a il
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BALM or coLUMBiA.fOg TIE HAZE.
xhaeA - SIP L I ilLag ca. = resaSss Z 81 I'D
placss; aaa "a sill1Fsa sake i gEes rlPsdy, e -
shase wke kans lSsa ne lar Glm aay eaase-
ALL yERMIN ~ iniesi De hsads q eiildEea
m sehss,s, are pgsssnas1 q kllsa u q u 0noe.-
Find .. ..... I 1Gta7p8Hsyso :.
l9nsvsr " l. Eenrnha TIA slsssL
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TOFAMILIES &NTALIDS.

TIE faAhewiHE in6knRensahAe fnmaiE reme.
9iss 1as ~ faan4 sk &c EillRz< Are sa@sr<.
s.4 $500 Al es~FT es4niET saoEe il ne sa4le.
RsmemA~r sd neseF 80 them aAless tkeT
have ahe fac-simlie siSmmamrs 81
~CfzSs<<-stSOD ua NJ wraPF~rs . a go
~ shs s~.s E1les - 49, iuupossasas ani co1zass
hiA - nsseAszs nsArssl - - tAeEa -
uEss LIS = Frocass shsm ~ Al CosFslaad - -
n~KI hn< - visiss Nsw Yark. q > unts ~ Exa-
- gaalls sas.lg q sol rifkssf fksss rr.rsisa
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10 Boxes best Fayetteville CAM
~ DIE
6 Barrels prime Family FLOUR
The above articles have becn r"n''enr" '"
~, aud viii be- sold for Cash lover lhan '"V
markei Pnes.
un hand, aud vii be constantly keP'
sunni, of .i,c brsl CtEN MEAL.
A. MlCkLE.
Janusry IL
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Groceries! drcccrtcE!I
" A Frssh snPplg.@
sl.llE sabsSssbsE has lnsl tfrtlttd >
fsrsh sspply u GROCERIES, ah'ch
h.re ben sslrrltd ualh greet rsEe. siu
IN hs sold lsw foI zach. 1hrse uho
: rs i prssurs goed aIlisiss - ssIy &C..
.orabls seGms, 49, Ftsis riiailg Hansflss
n si.e hin ! cal. lis sleek y son-
orised Il parl 81 ia fsiissaEs;
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u-F Pr sa,e in IIillsbo,ough. N. C., by d.
EIeartt, in oxford. by george Z. Taylor; IN
Gfeeasboraagh. by ] sg.SlOaa- oOly agents.
Feb uary Is. o.
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Ansna =
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
ENIGMA

FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
ENIGMA.
lam sentence Of IA letters.
N.Y. H. T. 10. II, 8, lS IA, above all others should
dwell together in unity.
My liz. 8, 3 ruins many and makes many happy.
My 9. TO- is one Of the cardinal points Of the
My Y IL. 2 10. II. 10 good for food. lcompass.
My S; 8, 10, 2 "A. we need in winter.
My 10 "A, 10 nickname.
My ~, 10. II, is town in New.Y York.
my 1855, 6. is metal
My5,l,S,6 6. 10 an interjecton.
My w., IA, IA, Is, 10, 6, the ladies' wear.
MyL2.7,6, 10. 4, g, is a shell fish.
MyT4. S. IL. is q very savage animal.
My z, 8, 10, is species of birds.
Myz,s. IA. 4. 10 part Of our body.
My 6, 5. 10, 10 troublesome animal.
My whole il duty binding on all Christians.
lANswER NEXT WEEK. H"*""S.
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LttcblVegd EseQsg6rer:
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BY c. ADAMS.

TERMS. To village aud single mail subscribers,
t0 dollars per year, payable before the expiration Of
To companies Of any number over six, 81 so per
year payable a. above To companies less than six,
u 20 per year, payable as before. IS cents will be
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Notice Of q wish to discontinue must be given be.
fore the expiration of year.
@FADvERTTsINe. One square, threeinsertions, 81,
ana the same proportion for ore OF more squares.-
Half square, IS cts Continaa nee over three weeks
20 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for
advertisements continued 6 or 10 months.
Administrators and ExecUtors' Notices, 81 90
COMMISSIONER Notices, 1875
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BYLAW.

A TIA meeting of the legal voters 10 the
IN town of Canaan, holden on the I'd Mon.
day of November, 1912, Voted, That if any
owner of any neat cattle shall suffer the same
to 60 at large out of his or her enclosure, it
shall be the duty ofthe haywards, and shall
be lawful for any person, to take up and ira.
pound the same. And whenever any person
shall have 90 impounded any creatures, he
shall give notice thereof TO the owner if he
be known, in the same manner as If such
cattle had been taken doing damage. and i'm.
pounded, and shall be liable to the same pc
nalty for neglect 10 give such notice. Aud
If the owner Of such creatures be not known.
the person impounding the same shall pro.
coed, and such creatures shall be liable to be
proceeded with aud sold in the same man.
ner rs If said cattle had been taken
and impeunded doing damage except
that it shall not be necessary TO have
any fences. The owner Of any such cattle
60 impounded shall not receive or replevy
the same, until he shall have paid to the
pound keeper the Sum Of twenty.fv cents
for each creature 90 ilnpounded, whereof
One.halfshali be to the pound keeper, land the
other halt 10 the use Of the person impound.
ing the same,-and until he shall have also
paid to the pound keeper his lawful expenses
for providing food and water for such crea.
lures while IN pound. Also, the owner hav.
sing had notice that his creatures are so i'm.
pounded shall be liable to the same penalty
for neglect to replevy the same, as IL the
same had been taken doing damage and i'm.
pounded. Provided, always. that no one pc.
nalty incurred by any person at one time by
virtue ofthis bylaw shall exceed the sum Of
three dollars: provided, also. that any per.
son who has a family residence within said
town, who shall get permission in writing
from the selectmen, may suffer one milch
cow to run al large on the public highway
between the rising and setting Of the SUM-
provided. always. that all persons that have
got a permit from the selectmen to let their
cows run on the highways to yard them
nights. Attest
JOHN A. BEcKLEY, Town Clerk.
Canaan, 164S. .t.- .-.,g St46
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FoB THI ENQUIRER.
RoR THI ENQUIRER.
LINES PENNED AFTER LISTENING TO
THE SONG OF THE ROBIN.

AA3NGAo 6GsNNGO AT 1EN LIS IENlNC* TO
THE SONG OF THE ROBIN.
Sweet sOngster! thy music
Hath oft cheered my ear;
For when spring is coming,
Thy Carol hear: 4
lsee winter shaken, -
Fast fleeing away;
Thy chorus. awakened,
Exceeds with its lay.
The forests Astounding,
Re-echo along,
And rils are responding,
To thy merry sOngi
Thy song joy is bringing
Ger the mountain's head;
While Aowerets are springing
From natures soft bed.
Loved warbler Of morning!
Fair bird Of the spring!
How pleasant thy journey, .-
Her tidings to bring!
Forever exchanging,
Thy notes may we hear;
TIL in glory unfading, 49,.
With Christ we appear. g..
Lischfeld, April lS42 HAIR or Tua PLAiN.
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From tAs Nes England EarmsF.
PRODUCE OF FIVE ACRES OF LAND.

To THE EDlTOR-ThOugh there Is much q
romance inthe accounts sometimes published
of large crops, so that q sober-minded man
hardly knows how much deduction to make
from them in order to believe any part, yet il
is also true, that facts in agricultural, as well
as in other matters, are often stranger than
fiction. 1send you the following statement
of the produce Of plot Of land, measuring
chnss,s wes ON he piece ia October and
from what Isaw of the crops harvested. in
dependent Of bis own statements, have no
doubt OF the correctness Of the yield as given
by him.