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6fs RAA DOLLARS REWARD-RANAWAY
SDAOV from the subscriber, the 14th of NAV last
negro man named TYRREL. He is about 10 years old
weighs $50 40 pounds has rather down look when
spoken to, and is dark mulatto He raised in Chat
nam county on Deep River, the Gulf and pur-
Ghaeo AZ the sale Of Robert Palmer deceased, by Jolee
hanks d Co, and from them by me-
also, on the 18th of June, negro BURKE, years
9o stout oullt and weighs pounds brig mu
at with very fTeckled face and hair inclined red
t e MY e4tars for the apprehension and conne
any Jail in the State so that can get them " ' 49,
smith6ead July eth 1855 a. sAHS esNts
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n.
Will attend County and Superior Courts of Wake,
Johnston Chatham and New Hanover He is to be found
at the office formerly occupied by the late Hon. Will H.
Haywood, Jr.
RALEIGH, January & 1854 16-w&sw6m.
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n q s. CAROLINA.-The subscr ber1s b,rna. n
ken the premium at the late State Fair upon ing Ia
tools. (chipPers rouudshaves and hackers woud an
to the PUBLIC that they manufacturing these fool"
gagged in the above business unsurpassed bv mars en-
quality and proper construction of their tools W. me
liver these tools at any points the N c. and
d NJ. Railroads. We warrant these tools 10 be aI W
quality and superior in adaptation for work to anE
ern manufacture, and ask liberal share public rt
age, trusting that liberal SOutherneTS will Civ nr
home manufactures. f"ce'o
All orders addressed to Jericho n c. will ,D.,
prompt attention. "ee'
January 9, 1856. T1
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NOTICE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
Will be- sold at Public Sale, Thursday the 18th Of
October next the Premises if not previously disposed
thereon containing lying both sides of Deep
River in Moore County within three four miles of the
This property we'll improved and possesses samples of
celed at point Deep River further description
is c nS as all n of of
If it should be desired the Mill tract with fifty of
land the south side OF the river all fresh cleared will be
Also the time and plass will sell all
ali stock of Hogs Cattle &c, Household and Kitchen
and get bargains as The sale will be absolute and without
Tesere Possession with good title given nmsdate in
September Z 1906. Std
a DMINIsTRAToRs' NOTICE.-THE UNDER
a med hayg kn , out letters of ADM sc
that the 18th day of September, he will sell at the late
% os o aeo one
head of Beef Cattle, about lity head of Sheep &c
a~... ~ W. F. ATKINSON, Admir-
~ The Carolinan Fayetteville. copy till day and for
ward account
EUsT TO uAND.-wE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
- and opening of Goods for Fall
Blea d Bro. Domescs,
Bed Tickings,
Fur; do,
Fiannes,
coI:d cambrics,
Swiss Mus Inns,
% Bik and md Plaid shawr.,
Cot Hdk'fs.
L9 Six am. and F vt1es; Trimmings
Also Boots Shoes Hats, Caps and Bonnets. Also, Rea-
d''-Mate Clothing, &c
As these goods consigned u.s. they will be sold
cheap for cash only.
LITCHFORD 4 COOKE
Com Nero
Raleigh, Sept "A, 1855. So
I'D ECENT PUBLICATIONS.. THE HISTORY
Ae Of Napoleon Bonaparte by John s. c. Abbott, with
Memgr Of Rev sydney Smith, by his daughter Lady
Holland with selection from his letters, edited by Mrs
Austin.
Hq 1 edition of Shakespeare, vol s. ready
Sept Is, 1890
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
WILL GIVE THE ABOVE REWARD TO ANY
and to- e or " eon nSe them in so ame
for t"ch EuGAR - Years od ad we~hs vs p"~ns
dark Snp1i"n and very good countenance when spoken
copper color He work ed two years thBlacksnhs trade
and make good horse shoe and nails They away
himself off as free negro and be striking in
SETH WARD.
Frankinton, Sept, 18th. 1855. s5-4t.
DISSOLUTION.
THNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
between JOS Fowler Jr, and SON is this day dissolv-
of September, 1855.
JOS. FOWLER Jr
WIN. B. FOWLER.
Sept H. 1855. S5-3tpd.
ITO MERCHANTs AND UNDERESTIMATE
IL ing Paper supply of various and qualities,
prices correspond received from the Raleigh Paper
Mills" and for sale low by W. L. POMEROY.
p. S.-Orders will receive prompt attention
Sept. a. 1896.
A. J. ROGERS,
Attorney Law,
WV Ill. PRACTICE IN THE COUNTIES OF NASH
w FranEn. Granville and Warren. May be found
his office in Nashville y. c.
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EMERSON BENEFITS NEW WORK.
IL Ellen Norbury; Or the Adventures of an Orphan.
For Sale by
Sept. 2 1855. d.
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JAMES J. IREDELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
RALEIGH n. c.,
Will attend to all entrusted to him. the Courts
of this and the adjoining Counties
Of6ce-the one occupied by the late Hon. James Irede
Raleigh, June 18th. 1858. 62-tt
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Law Copartnership.
MILLER AND ROGERS,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
RALEIGH, n. c.
Will attend promptly to all business entrusted to them
H. w. MILLER, > " R"GEH-
October %, 1854 66-tf
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OUNTAIN HOUS E d.

CAPON SPRINGS.
THH1E UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN SOLICITED
IL by southern friends to extend the present
have determined keep the Mountain House open for
their accommodation until the 10th day of October.
The three the will take place
the 2Sth of August, the 18th and 18th of September
The fare will be reduced five dollars MONTH and two
dollars per week. after the 1st of Sept.
BLAKENORE & INGRAM.
.!August 10, 1853 So
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, NASH
~ COUNTI.-Jaraes Harper against Betsy Whitfield
and others.
appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the heirs
of Dilly Jones' who defendants this reside be-
yond the limits of this State; it is, therefore, motion
ordered by the Court that advertisement be
weeks succesivey in the Raleigh Standard notifying the
defendants of the filing this petition and that unless they
appear at the of this Court the petit
ton the will be taken pro coSso and heard
as o them.
Witness, Will. T. Arlington Clerk of said Court ut
office, the I'd Monday of August A D., 1895.
WIN. T. ARLINGTON, c. c. C.
August II, 1855 Pr. adv. $5,6211.l loss-w6w.
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A FAMILY JOURNAL OF LITERATURE NEWS FOR SOUTH
ERN
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MARKET SQCAsE,

NOR SALE.-A FINE LARGE BAY HORSE, PER-
II fectly gentle and excellent traveller. Also new
suky but little used, and buggy, together with good
set Of harness. For terms apply to
SAML T. IREDELL.
september 10, 1855. S4-3tpd
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Fall StOck...IS55.
X E Il II ~ NJ RBUR T

Pulaski CowPER, PriUdtt .<scretory.
sS Asheviiie News copy I times.
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LEWIS & KING,
Commission Merchants,
MOBILE, ALABAMA.
b. B. LEWIS, formerly of Franklin Co, N. C.
Dr. PETroN KING, of Pickens Co, Ala
A. NJ Lewis, our authorized agent of Raleigh, n. c.
June 6, 1854. S.
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June 9th, 1855.
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nt"' ~ '"'N FOR I"~i
III ~ - i'' siFinS q 1919 was cod ar''
acAwaT"' a"i the grass o. the Scottish his
''':'' "o' 'F5nn 70 gro" when tie middle Of
lay armed. and The sheep On t.o~c HIS
SeFe very III d: Tor food.
t"e shepherds in Scotland do NJ: 90:
thclr waves il money. hut, in return for their
'"''f' AZ" 'i'o"cd 20 iced certain number
ct sheep h"ioHSin: 70 Themselves, on tlcir
ma'''' : pastures. Now at Tie yearly tenn
tina; ieI IA last M4y. there was shepherd!
""o !''' MS r.'S'er' VII = f.Tm lay on Tie
MS 0. '..'-.ot'.laA, an'I went away 70 serve
aH"t''r On - LIZ. mer""'r His. N Dr.
":';,:'f"' hn' a'1n' the middle Of July h"
vas sen or" afternoon wi:h his dor. AZ
cro"@. and lis i'';d. coming o'"r . Ill on
~ Cd master iar..l a: when ak, ,.-'
Grand ma ''f' n@''f hin. Il" replied taa' hr
H'.' '7''.r :''''r''" Of lis ewes W.: \ hi
a" ne air.: A"' "'s'n ne vs. a,.'r'l far
'i'i'F' Row =" i"'" TEA ii.''y wo,' ," ii g. i
pr 81 '''e o':''i,' q. sad A", ">ae"l'
80 CON" o*' K TO t'e'ra H'1 p!.:e.' Md '.r
'2;';.'! III - ewes ':.Fe /" s"aea' then.
nanny o. ;:' very II q tie hill "hvrH
FH' were - i, % .az.; am! ;'."se sheep lad
cone man "''es "i:A0n. any loiy :.h,.s
''''1e q '"'m ~ ne way. ana had also cross
=: ra.irHcl !. H." fences ii the s.,s Of vyj,l !,
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cfe..~ d" '..-'> O.. ,..-. ....c IT, d, W. L. Il.
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I-.i.,r.
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f':., "i " So ''-''' ''.:,.,. H.. iir-..l.
~ ~'~ie~ 80 '.'@ ,---.! OF DISTRESS: : ,,,;-'i
d.! >'''t years f-.... 49, .:. ,.>> ...t. 10 ,cur
'.tr.'N IT," li.t ,... s." w. ears. ia.,..r,.
~ he ! ava. !. l. ;ia'. ar'. .l;....a,...3 No
ne 10y i'r. '."' e.. No1 I,l,. l,5.-...> i
" 1910 .'.' y ti'o & 'nv. ~. L.. ..r,-~--
w l"lk. ~. -. "a. li,ar 81! think
highly oi d. Crr--~'> II, ..... a. ....,,o -. -; -
';-'~ II t.e ~. 3t s'l Ut--. i'v.rr hail some
"'p"r!un.'r e. 'r>'''y is cH.acv ! :iu convince,
ft;it il : 4 n'~t exec. t' .ce. !u:h t,lc S,-r,o
amt Tie mia il" ai'' .lc,;ior ga re chc>.
lr"t. :. te..lcr ,r- ~ :.- f,'.;e-
"tNlLl.NIN: ,i1.cr.,el-.v l.a i.,rra-:- tex;
vcur Cherry >r,,.p.,. Ia, .,,'r ,,,o ,.''s'
o. c..tonic SOW. tin. - Tim. i,.s r,,,,.cl :,
other forms Of q. atu an! r.I,. has c.....i
me- that. aey.r may be-, r'o ,o,,,,,. ,..
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No ID ..,scIn'.or> Ic;afrc to he extern
>icn q slavery. ard the right # tie slave
10 bis i:ttG'm wien broreit into a free
State
|. IT, eo.vo1. That m lie cx'tr>:tn #
slavery. by the authority OF connivance Of h..
National govtii ment into any territory. by
nature or ty law free from that great curse
Of humanity, VERMONT has no rev doctrine
10 protcsS,--no new sentiments Of ahhorrcnce
10 make known. She has always protested
agairsti'. She protests against it now and
she intends TO resist it b, all the lawful and
constitutional means in Ter bower
. Resolved. That the people Of Kansas. in.
vittd to settle there by the acts Of the ra-
tional government. vet, left wholly unproter-
ted from law.ess invaders, who nv force ard
arms usurIed th, POWERS which had been
given only TO ifs proper inhabitants. did right
to d;savow all allealancc to the body which
their invaders paced over rhem that. in
considering themselves as without law. and
therefore prorre..ingfo organize themselves
rs a pol;'ea co.:!,unitv. they exercised the
rights vlica God he's gwen to all hUuian be-
Tags Sc placed.
3 Ee.oise;!. f',. the people o: Kansas.
acting under con- .:tution framed tv them.
selves ii Al ord"ri manner, and sanctioned
Ky me- jority o; It's adult male inhabitants.
NAV ri2h;lulIv request Congress to admit
Kansas to tie Union as free and sovereign
State: and Fit shall appear that their consti-
tuition is OF republican '"sm. anJ prohibits
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VE'EE yatcs Ct toll es.a,.s'.e1 b. + f:een M...e
Corporation for the Var ensuing. are as fol-
lows: On HoNr!s. Plank. 60 c. ,e: NJ; Oh Ronni
=! .!.he~. Pie. Spruce and henilot.;. 60 c.: on
C.G!'"ars, 20 c.; or Shingles IL :and al ether
manufactured Lumber in the same proportion.
JAMES B. SUMNER. Clerk.
n@.t"n. Now. 1913 $3.50
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slavery n that State for the time 20 come,
then such admission ought to take place. and
10" senators and H.: representatives Of Yer
mont are instructed and urged to vote for it
accordingly.
4. Resolved. That the fcgtivp slave law
OF 1870 IS 2 VOCATION OF the constitution, an
insult u the Tree s;a;p'. an outrage On :hc
rights OF. NAV. aal disgrace to the statute
BOOK Of the ration; and the pconle OF Yer
mont will nGiyrant'y rcbuk' any senator Or
representative Of :;Icirs in :tle .at;Ona! Con-
gress, WHO does -. use lis influence 20 hrng;
about is entire rt,,ea. o. that Of its odious
AMI unjust provisions
> Resolved, Fiat the az: OF Judge Kane
81 the United STATES court :ov the eastern dis
'rict Of Pennsylvania, in issuing a VIII. t0-
teas corpus. IA means for reducing again to
slavery persons who were lawfully made free
by acts OF their former owner. vas a ercs,
usurpation OF authority not ~ivcn to him tv
the constitution or tv any law whatever =
that bis committing to prison without bal! Or
InH'nNrlse. as for c0utemH:, a freeman who
had made a true and ,c,pec fui return to bis
writ. was a daring aid unri-hteors abuse G.
'
al lovers OF recon a"d 'usiic" dad 'he
declaration made by hi!n fnat b! national ia"
>'aV'hode' may freely take his slaves
across q trea state, and vet retain lis pow
81 as '''''9'e ana ownef "'t mem; any S'2:'
Law TO the contrary notwithstanding. is il
',"r"" "' ','' "Ir'' o'S O 'he a"eSt '"r'>'s
Oh al. s'a'eS ana al fi'u'S;-"n all attempts
to pravliC" IN Cr0r,Nce win so MOnsrous =
d'c'F'Hc. >h"",d meet with determined re-
sistance 10y all N" inhabitants ana authorities
Q! 'he nee states
IN >sna'', Nov H. $50.
Read and adoi'-ed.
'hA''h IT, 'liA' VI Az. H''fe'ary'
IN '!'"' % HFDTfHfh'd ttS. Nov. Is. 700.
hra' ana adopted IN Concurrence.
'EDp T. 4 w "ii'i' -iSS 'fT'1.
n ,,f,s D.xAtc
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Books and Stationery.

a IL in want Of Books md Stationery are invited
IA toca!l and examine TIE large stock u.s. opened
bv t. NJ HOW YARD
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GEO. CHICKS. Asst C2rr,.
IN >.AG'c. Nov c, 1919.
Read I'D :,.'on'oi in concurrence.
{. II. t.i.PNt%. .S.rye,4..,
: !tT. OF LrrND\ !;
SECHFvART- OFFICE.

SECHFTARv'- OFFICE.
MONTPELIER. Nov, ~. !e-J.
thereby certify that the foregoing forty six
chapters arc true copies OF Acts and E.so'
mons pasS,'! w TIE General Assembly OF tbs
Safe, at the October session \. - 1850, as
@Hrears b, !.c flies and records in Ills Of
ii:9.
{. y. WILLARD. Sea o[ Sac.
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rs been bc;"re The pubic more than o. wears
nd Is deservcl.y p'rslar in the cure of
SNavrS. Swe"ncY, Ein-bonr. Winl-.rs. r..'e
wi. Gallons. Cracked lIeo~. Gail o, :. kinds
E.'-l Wounds. Spraus. Bruises. Fi>-lla So
it,' Sand Cracks. Strails. l.an.rcss. Fovn
cc."i Feet Scratches a. Grease N:.i..se. Fna.
l'"f IN Sheep, Carr; in Cows. Rheumatism
i,'i"S 81 Animals. External lo,,,ls. Painful
H"rv"Hs Affections. Frost Bites. Boil>. Cons.
"mtowS. Buns and Sca,.>. Chi.ibii,s. Chan.
,cd hnnde camps. Contrac- ois IF the Nus
cc> Nwciiln-S. Weakness If the JOINTS. Caked
breasts. Sore Nipples. Piles, &c
e Pamphlets gra:uior>lv furnished by agents
with Testimonials oi It's utility.
All orders addressed TO the Proprietors. NJ n
TUCKER q Co., Lockport. Y.
rs For sale Nv nricgis,. and Merchants e-a,.
orally, through the United States. British poS..s
SONS, and other Countries. And hv
-. c. Bingham. Hiram Weeks and Cal
vim Morrill, 81. Jotlrshnrv; Geo. Cowles. Hvegate:
and by drucg : an. merchants in ererv town in
.}e ~iciui-v .,o,l
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Boots ord cETnES,
V z ST NC !!

EANi fine French i.'ry Te,ve-s. y,
. Cashmere Valencia and ',rc, alden VI. ia.
Fal! ana Winter styles II BO..tS {, DINING :.
Sept. -. 1876 9if.f
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CT OF HIN G.!

4 LARGE lot of Fail and Winter Clothing com
rrising variety OF every thing necessary for
Gent!eIneH's ear. For sue very 'rw by
Do....S s Ul,X!NG.
S:..Iol.,.sbury, Scp:. -, I'D ai6tc
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{. y. WILLARD. sea II .S,;'
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Notice !. hereby stvcn, ihat whtreas Rich
ard Leland @, Eden in the Caunty u Hancock
by his deed dated the second dly of October
eighteen hundred and forty cieh. conveyed
in fee and in Mortgage to me il certain let q
Land. situated ia said Eden, and bounded on
the North hv the couHty Read on the fa.t
by Thomas Leland and William Leland, ou
the South BY Pembroke Leland and pu the
Wes, BY Jacob :. Thomas, containing i0Y Ave
acre. more OF less wh4 d aiAMer;gasci, i, recorded
IN the Hancoc < { ouniy Registry a neetl., BOOK
-, page Ja2. Also oac o;hcr l.ai bounded a..
follows
Beginning a, a Maple ltec the Southwest cor.
ner Of Ebenczer Peaeh's home lot ard follow
ing Sm.th Hopkln, Ane south westerly 10 ,a.d
linpkin, southern corner. Then at r,sh; aa-
north twenty eight degrees east to the brook,
thence following the brook neTthaardiv until
i, strikes the line of No 30. thence direct TO
the inst mentioned bounds, containing nifty
acres more or ltss-~vhirh .aia Mortgage !,
recorded in the HANCOCK County Registry Of
Deeds h. ok No 81 page -,
To which reference may bc had for more
particular description of the ahnye named pre-
mise. and whereas the conditions If >a!d
Mortgage has been broken. and sull continue,
unperformed. Now therefore. the under
signed. BY reason thereof claim the foreclosure
Of The same. according 70 the provisions of the
la5th chapter Of the Revised Statutcs Of tho
State of Maine.
Eden August 9th, 1853.
81 DAVID LELAND.
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NUMBER %

heart to agony and he so refused Ia be
comtorled.
But the handwriting on the wal nf
Belshazzar's fea-, made the guilty non
arch tremblc
There is handwriting on The soul tti
one whose fate is YET To be revealed AMI
the words are In what measure sc n.t,r,
ii shall be me,ea TO on again,
Courage, Allie
ITO be Continued
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AND TRUMP H,
EVIL GENIUS OF THF CLUB.
A Tale Of New York City and Vicinity
BY WILLIE. PAEoR.
CHIP Err VI.
OR THE


Amid tho ,hnn,Ier,pos # Nnup, Su,ai
and the Irht..,n, ,Err. of ,ba n.,,.l ,,v
aSgtvep and the command Won, f,r,h
,G,t npn1,c,t nb.I,.,c. he ,,,4
The penaItie. afIixod +, cach y,,l,,,on
were announced and he tbsi VA. ao,I,v
ot one. wa adlld Ied guiliy Of th.m all
Nearly tour thuusand yclrs aro i, vas
gwen, eraven on tables of stone. the Is.
raelte> To he haadeA down from genera.
tlan 10 generation. Fathers we've 20
teach IT to their children and they N
ihelr lurn were To obey the divine com
mand, given b, the lori Trough Nose.
his prophet daring the forry y9ay, seiourn
N the tlJck cloud that served as The plyi.
iIau oi the Hl04 hioH.
In these commandments, the LAW
winch We have quoted ho.ds fear u
prominence aud atier~drd II was written
an eye Tor al, eye and tooth Tor tooth,
aad whosoeter sheddcth mans blooe,
ay man shall h.s blood he shed. And
'ao'enoltgatohS are binding now They
&e'e reiterated dor'as the Chrsllan DIS.
aensation aud have come down 10 Us la
Il. taeir iar5e.
But IA tha>e days there were cities OF
fietI-e and he Who had un~lains'y >Iam
mother could flee 10 one atd be safe =
A.'bta iar wall. he eo1ia wax aans''st.
j and tie hanl Of the Asenser cou.d
got reach him The'e passed away with
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tokens a man Of taste. Near him is hi,
wife she has you will perceive thought
iu' cast of coGntenance, gracefully
moulded form and the ady shines out III
every line of her features At her feet
is the child aud can we describe her
a fairy ike beng OF some three summers
whose hair fall in rich, royal rlnglels
upon her fair neck aud shoulders her
saucy blue eyes now and then seek her
mo,her's to meet tba smile which she Is
sure tn receive
dealer, yon recognize them' But
bark they are speaking.
Loved one, do you regret your
conrsen'
"Regre, III have been in an a,mos.
phete "t rapufes for .he last Two days. !
have been standing upon 'rhe breezy
heights Of bliss" al>h for nothing else
lhan such home rs thus if the sunshine
oil your presence irradlate. 1t.
BLESS you, bless ynu You have been
the angel IT my salvation and my lips
shall never open but to cypress my fer
vent gratitude"
Nay, husband, let US bury the pas, =
We have passed over stormy and TEN.
petuan- ocean ani we're well nigh wreck
ed. Before Us now is the open sea;
above the clear sky; before u, and IN
sigh; IS the haven Of repose. All the
sorrows, the trlaIs and the troubles OF the
past must now be forgotten, Let us
look to the future with trusting, hopeful,
happy hearts We ave had much to
make us sad much TO embitter life. But
here and there are memories Of the past
| would Wi,h TO cherish and these we
may not forget. They are golden mile
stones marking our journey onward. All
intervening wall be lost sight Of bu,
these
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PROPOSALS
For Erecting the Custom House. ia
Ellsworth. Me.
TRfAsrrY DrPARTAESr.

Washington, Jane 20, 1850.
PROPOSALS. will he receive! Al .ili-
Department until the the 3l>t i.. q
August 1915, 4, IL O'Clock, noon FORTH
construction Of the Ellsworth Cust "a
House. according TO plans aud siecltJca-
'ous prepared by his Department. sai
Proposals tn he either for the whole
building, or separate for the dHcr'nt An;d1
oi work ; bills Of parcels should accom-
pany such bid, with the amount of each
item, and the total amount carried oat.
the Department reserving Tie hight 10 'e
ject the Proposals hereby invited. sht I'D
lhe interest Of the Cnl'ed States reGnIte
II. Ninety per cent. CT tic anount of
The work done, and materials furnished
according 10 contract price tsaid Agent
of the Department appointed Tor thai pir-
ppse) = will be paid from time 10 time as
the work proceeds. aud ten per cent. II.
tanned until the completion Of the ron.
tract, and acceptance Of the work, Ac.,
by the Agent aforesaid.
Contracts W II be awarded only 10
Master Builders and mechanics. and the
ass gnment thereof, except 10y the S,cfe..
rary Of the Treasury, viii be forfeiture
OF the snme.
Every Proposal must be accompanied
by written guarantee, signed BY two le.
sponslbe persons, Certified to be so hv
the District A','y, or Judge Of the sald
District, y that the bidder will, when pc
qu,red, ii his Proposal be accepted. enter
INTO a conii act aud Bond with the proper
end sufficient securities in the sum al
5 l000 for the faithful performance Of the
same, It, for the whole work, and el u
proportional amount, if Tor part ,herccf.
Plans, Specifications, aud working
drawing. can be examined on, and after
The 3Ist day Of July, aud other iniorn,a-
ton touching the woik. ob:aned on ar-
piicatlon to ,his Department. or at th-
Office Of The Collector oil Custom. at
Ellsworth, Me.
J he Proposals must be sent to hi.
Department, addressed to the Secretary
of the Treasury (endorsed "Proposal- for
The Ellsworth Custom House, and vii
be opened at O'Clock Z. NJ, Oh ,he la,,
day fixed Tor receiving the same, in tue
presence of the bidders, If any choo-c TO
attend.
20 JAMES GUTHRlE
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pROBdTE NOTICE.

4 Probate Cour, will be held at Somcsvill'
Mount Desert at the House of Daniel Scenes
Esq, on Tuesday the fourth day OF September
next, a, TWO o'clok. \. NJ.
Bucksport, Aug II, 1913.
avail PARKER TUCK, Judge,