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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-01
SOUTHERN GREED.

The Greed of Shareholders is insatiable-and the
zeal of the Northern Hyenas who serve them is
s~leepless, MS the following from the New York Her
aid testifcs. Well has it been called the "Sa-
tanic:"
"This is the second signal overthrow Of the OPP
ponents of the United States in Mexico and the
second signal triumph of its friends. The present
Revolution is q bond Of union between the two
countries--a cause of international rejoicing and
thanksgiving. 1t is the ~mingling of kindred in
tcrest and the glorious success of measures inten-
ded for their security. 1t is the transformation of
u long line of borler feuds into an interchange of
friendly Offices ana mutual courtesies~the dtgnt
courrisre of ultimate annexation, of peaceful and
harmonious union between the two countries; and
in the present position Of political parties in this
country the result Of this Revolution is peculiarly
important. With The whole Of Merico open to the
South-a rast country, peculiarly adapted TO slare
labor, are ready to be incorpo' 0ted at some future
day tcih the Southern Sfates-thus forming the
basis of the most magnificent empire of the world
the projects of the Abolitionists become less and
less fearful to oil save tho Northern States of the
Union. Thus, in the progress of events in the
South and West, the conservative and thoughtful
men Of the North may witness the end Of the sec
tional madness. In this view, will they not re-
feet on tho consequences of the success of the
Abolition disunion fanatics at the approaching
election?"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-01

PurNAM's MAGAZINE for September is just re-
ceived. 1t contains, among other things, an inter
esting article oh. the " New English Poets" and a
continuation OF the somewha remarkable expert
ences of Mr.. Sparrowgrass. The paper on Thack'
erey's "Newcomes" contains many sound things,
but we think the reviewer rates altogether too
highly the humane tendencies of the man who
could transform a favorite hero into q Virginia
stakeholder. Thackery has, doubtless, done much
good in his exposures of the vices and follies OF So
ciety, but there is something Mephistophelian in
his character from which we have always felt a
shrinking. The poetry of this number IS, we
think, below the average Of the metrical contribu-
tons to Putnam, which is unquestionably the best
Magazine we have ever had and which richly de-
serves to supersede the trash that teens in the
market Of Philadelphia.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-01
THE
9 fienttfie Anttftfdlt
ELEVENTH YEAR.
SPLENDID ENGRAvINGs AND PRIZES.


SPLENDID ENGRAVlSos AND PRIZES.
~. u
y i'.esenan annua' oiqhe ., TINS uselui pup
lcauon commences on the iiIh o"y oil september
hex,.; oeo,,S,-ir5o ,-n,o,
LIE S vi IlflS AMEhlGAN is an IL
LoolhAiLD rEHioDloAn devoted eniehy to
lne promulgat'on oi riiofna.oh relating 10 the va
rlous hlecnani9 anu Gne,lc arts Industrial Manu-
iac.ures, Agricniturai, ratehis' Inventions Eogin-
eering' M HlyTEi a SGi an intefests when the hght
Oh rhAoiiOAL oOihNoh Is calculated 10 al
vance
Reports OF the U. 5. PATENTS granted are
also published every week, Including OFFICIAL
CoriEs OF all the PATENT CLAIMS, together with
news and upon THOUSANDS OF
oImhn
me 0os.hibu ,n 70 Ine p ScrESririo American
a ! as :" r. Td;,nn;ai a. 1o,en; !; men %
,he t,nles: me Iai'vriai department Is universal
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-01
WONAN,S RIGHTS CONTENTION,

In accordance with a tJts Of The last National
Won,an's Rights Convention; beld in fhiladelphia.
the next Convention will be held III CINCINNATI,
ON the 18th and 18th of October next.
In behalf Of the Central Committee.
PAULtNA w. DAVIS, fresI.
Lucy SroSE BLACKWELL, Scc'y.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-01
Randolph GfhooI.

THE Fall Term Of tits school will confluence ot,
Monday, August Goth, 1855, and continue thirteen
weeks.
TtfTfON FOR fHE FALL TERM.
Orthography, Reading, Arithmetic, English Gram,
mar and Geography - SO 600
Algebra, Physiology and Philosophy : . $50
Chemistry, Geometry, Plane and Spherical TrigE,f
nometry $500
Arrangements will be made so that all who do
sire can receive instructions in Penmanship 90
reasonable terms.
Literary Exercises Will receive Special Attention,
The Course Of Instruction pU be Thorough aSS
Practical.
WM. II. BETTES,
SARAH UNDERWOOD. Teachers
RANDOLPH, Portage Co., o., July rs. 1855.
NIB. For further particulars address
d, WM. III. .BETTES. :.
Randolph. Portage County. o.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-01

PRssIpEST PIERCE a FARNER.-The Washing
ton Organ has the following, under the head Of
''-umors I"
ut is reported that President Pierce has recent
ly bought a farm of 500 to 600 acres. near Coles.
vile, Montgomery county, Mrryland-a few miles
from Westinghouse his future residence. 1t is
also reported that in the event Of his receiving the
Democratic nomination for the Presidency IN 1855,
he will run as a Maryland and lot as a Now Hamp-
shire candidate.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-01

aResoired, That tho utter abolition of Slavery in
che States or the dissolution Of the Uuion are
the only Pvactical means Of preventing Slavery ex
tension. tNa 1LkNi 81 ssee 81 .Ah
81 'si-~ No. 8.
R~esoirri. That the action Of the National Know
Nothing Convention. held in Philadelphia ia June
last. gives conclusive proof that that party Is As
essentially corrupt and destitute Of principle, ms
subservient to the slave power uf the land, and
therefore as much to DO reprobated. as was ever
the Wing or Democratic party Of this country.
& Resolved, That ! 4 the avowed determination of
that party to sustain the South in it's aggressive
policy. and its outrageous violation OF human
rights, we h .yc another evidence that no political
organisation -whish- seeks to be national under our
present Union, can be Sc without first becoming
thoroughly pro-slavery. w. -448 :
Resoiued, That while we rejoice there were those
in the Convention whose mural sense LED them to
reject tho pro-slavefy platform proposed for their
adoption, yet we would warn ali persons not to
expect efficient aid in prom ,ting the anti-slavery
enterprise from any whose measure of the rights
of man is graduated by his place of birth or re-
Jigious belief; for a union with such, tending in
any degree to establish SO erroneous a view of hu.
man rights, strikes a blow at the foundation prin.
'ciple of the Anti-Slavery movement.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-01

An ArrEcrIoNATE FAREwELL.--The st. Louis
InteLigencer formally takes its leave If the Wing
party, and announces its Withdrawal in the follow
ing manner:
We have renowned the old Wing party as dead
DEAD F~oREvERl 1t did not get three hundred
votes in st. Louis last April. It's organization Is
abandoned in observation-disclosures everywhere =
That party can never be revived rs a national
party. We oppose tho Wbig party asa thing Of
the pastf
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-01
Receipts for The Btgis for the week ending Aug. 10

Ann CLARK, Deerfeld, $l,50G43
Clement Rockhill, Alliance, 3,oo566
j. r. Haines, 800 $50
L. E. Barnard, Akron, l,5o552I
John N. Taylor. Marlboro. $50 568
Alonzo Lake. Garrettsville, 80 $50
John Durham, IIincklcy. l,5o $50
G.. D. Purdy, Mogadore. S,00-576
T.. j. Hiatt. Augusta. l,50-5G8
Ora Brown, Garfield. 200 531
L. B.. Winders, Marlboro. l,50-56S
J.. s. Clemmer. Mogadore, l,5O 56s
S. Il. Case, Randolph, $50 $50
Elwood Patterson, Alliance, $50 568
Mary Walton, Minerva, 1,50-575
G.. s. Bentley, Green Hill, l,5O-523
j. II. Gould, Deerfeld, 2,00-533
r. s. Beard, Mogadore, l,5o-56s
VIM. Antrim, Mt. Union, l,25-547
Abel Fletcher, Massillon, 1,50-56S
Mathew johnson, Perrine, i,50578
Hopes Bailey, Smithfeld, l,5G-540
Elisha Davis, Mulberry, l,50568
Augustus Case, Rootstown, 1,505G6
Mary Mendenhall Marlboro. l,50-5Gj
Marcena Miller. New Lyme, l,50-5G0
Ezra r. Miller, Rome, l,50.564
A. NJ. Hale, Mogadora, 2,00,56o
William Hern Brighton, 2W-56S
B. L. Bradford, l,00-533
Vim. Kelly, 1854
VIM Selby, $50 543
V. C. Dibble, Lima. 1911
Hannah Fogden, Sturgess, l,50-543
Henry Hiatt, Milton, 2.o0-55o
Ebcn p. Poor, Garrottsville, 200 54l
Wm. Meredith, North Benton, l,50-563
Oliver o.. Brown, Newburg, 2,50-585
James II. Brown, Bissells, 2.50,576
VIM. lIuitz, New Bedford, l,50-543
Horace Case, Rootstown, i,50-587
VIM. F. Parker. Cleveland, 3,00-5GS
Geo. Eaton, 1,5c.5l9
fIoratio Roby, Leesville, 200 500
Geo. Froed, New Alexandria, 100 5l4
VIM. F. Holiday, Marlboro, l,5O-5l7
F.. IIamlin, l,50-545
Eliza NJ. McGowen, Orland. 2,O0-55l
Chessman Miller, Brecksville, $50 595
Joseph Barnaby, Mt. Union, l,j0-57C
Ann Reeves, l,5O-587
Mills W. Wick, Marlboro, l,5o-54C
Moses Bishop, Linesville, 1,5056S
Jos. Garner, l,5O-52t
John V. Ladner, 25-45s
Elihu A. Fish. Conneautville, 2,50,501
Ezra Branin, Limaville, 1,50-5St
Lucy A. Rankin, Austinburg, l,004Ss
J. D.. Copeland, Columbiana, l.0O-55S
Allen lIisey, l,005l1
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-01
Ollie YEARLY MEETING OF PROGRESSlYl
FRIENDS,

The Ohio Yearly Meeting of Progressive Friends
will bold Its next Annual Session Mt Salem Ohio,
commencing the 22d Of September 1855. All per
sons Of whatever creed, sect or opinion on theology
without regard to sex, color or position, are isGi
ted to come and cooperate with US on that occa-
present or future welfare of man, and put forth,
such nstrumentalitie rs toad to elcyate our race
n its Intellectual, Social and Moral relations to
the Universe.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-01

The Illinois Central Railroad Company has com.
rnenced the building OF a granary, at Chicago. two
hundred feet long by one hundred feet in width,
and over one hundred feet high from the ground.
About two millions Of Milwaukee brick will DO
used 10 its construction. It's capacity. will Se
about seven hundred thousand bushels Of grain.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-01
OBITUARY.

DlED-On Friday the 18th Of August after a
short illness Of Erysipelas fever, CHARLES Bur
LEIGH. soh or David and Sarah W. Galbreath, aged
IA years and &c days. L. p. V.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-01
SITUA7ION WANTED.

A Colored Girl. sixteen or seventeen years Of
age, wants a situation in a family. She can dc
ordinary house-work. and is in want of a home
For further particulars inquire Of
e., JAMES BARNADY.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-01
THE ANNIVERSARY.

Our Anniversary has passed of with quite is
usual intere,t. The meetings were well attended
Those on Sunday were Immense. Probably not
less than four thousand persons were present
some have estimated the number rs far greater.
AT all events, there was an immense audience Of
earnest listeners, besides those who came for other
purposes. a few representatives were present
from adjoining States, and a number from remote
counties of Ohio.
To the people Of Alliance aud its vicinity the
Abolitionists are greatly indebted for their good
arrangement and liberal hospitality.
The speaking was PLAIN. practical and powerful
we do not recollect ever to have heard the i'm
practicability and absurdity Of the attempt to e-
tablish freedom by union with slaveholde-s, made
more impreSsively manifest than by Mr.. Fosters
irrefutable logic and effective appeals to the con.
sciences of the upholders of this Government.
And the effort was not lost. Thoy writhed I'M
der it and re.istei-felt some doubts Of the cor
r~ectncss of their position. And though most, or
all of them may, as they doubtless will, satisfy
their doubts quiet their consciences. and in their
zeal to do "somehing"-tbrust in their ballots
written over with concessions to the slave masters
Of fifteen States to continue their Internal oppres-
5iSuy u ~ 0itbid PiOtCo Btiiiot tuO WiOhS
and the stern demand for Incorporating justice,
which the Western Anti Slavery Society uttered
at this convention, will not-cannot be in vain
1t cannot, if truth be not powerless to move mans
moral nature for the right.
The Convention was favored with a most happy
and impressive address. from Miss Mary Grew Of
Philadelphia, n faithful friend Of the slave. Other
speakers also earnestly and ably advocated the
principles Of the Society.
Among them were Mrs. j. Elizabeth Jones
James Barnaby. Aaron NJ. Powell, Henry G
Wright. and others. E. Pardce, ESQ, of Wooster
was the principal advocate of Republicanism, ant
a Rev. gentleman. whose name we cannot now re
call, appeared as the champion Of the Methods
Episcopal Church.
Next week. we shall publish a further accoun
oftbe pfoceedings, with reports of the speeches pre-
pared by James Barnnby, at the request Of tn,
meeting.
TERRIBLr RAIL Roam DIsAsrER.-0n The 29tl
occurred one Of the most fatal Rail Road disaster
recorded for a long time. The passenger trail
from Philadelphia on the New Jersey Rail Road
found itself coming in contact with another trail
snd'revsrsing its engine. backed and ran over an,
killed the horses attached to a vehicle just thel
passing The train was thrown of the track an,
"is reported that thirty.tvs or forty passenger
were Killed instantly and some seventy wounded.
A---->-
~ IL Y said That shelis, t~hirty-six inches i
diameter. and weighing upwards OF a ton each. mr.
being manufactured at 1.-The Lowmoor Iron Work
England. for the uss Vt the British artillery tefor
Serastopo!l"
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Chr Anti 9laperp Buelr
SALEM, ONO. SEPTEMBER /, 1855.

The Executive Committee Of the Western Anti
Slavery Society are requested to meet on the End
Of September, at 10 O'clock A. NJ. at the house OF
James Barnaby.
For list of members see proceedings of soci-
etv
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-01
A~NTI-sLAvERY MEETINGS.

Rootstown. Wednesday, 5th September.
Ravenna, Thursday, 9th
Garretsville. Friday, 7th
Messopotamia, Sat. Sund. 8, Q, Z"
Andover, Monday, 10th
Linesville. Tuesday, 18th 18th, +"
Conneautville, Thursday, 18th,
New Lyme, Sat. Sun. Is. 10th.
The meeting at Rootstown, Ravenna and Gar
retsvillewill be attended by s. S. Foster. The
two days meetings by Messrs. Fostor, Philleo and
perhaps others. And the other meetings by either
Mr.. Foster or Mr.. Philleo. The meetingIatiMeso
potamia. New Lyme nd Linesville Will m
at 10 O'Clock P. NJ. and continue during that aud
the subsequent days.
Will the friends in the places named above. make
the necessary arrangements-procure places fol
Meeting and see to it that tho notice is extensively
circulated.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-01

REy. A.. T Foss 10 about commencing a course
of Auti-slavery labofs in Eastern pcnnsylva
MIA.
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sas-'It 70 said that shells, t~hirty-six inches in
diameter. and weighing upwards Of a ton each, are
being manufactured atthe Lowmoor Iron Works,
Serastopo!l /"
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-
Mary Gray Chapman.
Elizabeth Gay.
Henrietta Sargent.
Sarah r. May;
Caroline Weston,
Susan 9. rabot,
Mary II. jackson,
!, Sarah B. Shaw.
Lydia c. Parker,
Eliza F. Eddy.
Evalina A. S. Smith, .
Ann Rebecca Bramha,
Elizabeth Won Arniml
Augusta King,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-01

~'e9oAu NASNNt 4NSW Va ~
Anne Warren Weston,
Mary May,
Anne Greene Phillips,
Louisa Loring,
Eliza Lee Follen,
Helen b. Garrison,
Sarah S. Russell,
Maria Weston Chapman.
Francis Mary Robbins,
Sarah II. S%outhwick,
Mary Wiley,
Abby Francis,
Anna Shaw Green,
Amy NJ. Remond,
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Proposals for Wood and Coal.

orrroE rnK SECRETARY SENATE, Y. =,
Aprii ~ 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this ONCE until Y
O'Clock Monday of May for furnishing and de-
vaal Capitol, before the hrst day OF
October hundred o a24o pcunds eseh Of best
trsc white ash Jumps less Three nor more tn
six inches in dame,er and entirely free o. slate or onar reRn
substance.
measured at the Of the in the Capitol yard
packed the vsnfs The
whole TO be subject The inspection and approval o tn secretary
of the Senate.
Secui the faithful performance Of the contract for furnish
ing the above articles the satisfaction Of The Secretary of the
senate, viii be required.
Proposals separate and should be endorsed Proposals
for Wood and "Poposa for Coal p and directed the Secretary
of the Senate, at Washington April ia-lsw3w
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No 533]
Notice OF Withdrawal OF certain Lands in
wisconsin,.

HEhEAH, IA o. Congress ent
w ued "a resolution explanatory August thifd
eighteen huEdted and any ou March b 1885, relating
the FOX and Wiscoosn river which
Of he Utd States has, by his ninth day
March uiin directed that The srATs
WISCONSIN on each side OF the Portag Foe
Withdrawn Withheld sad pantl Withdrawn
sae OF epfy for further orders
korcE therefore hereby that said lands here
nafeI dsseoe haVe this day been Withdrawn om entry
accordingly, 10 vii;
In the district Of lands subject TO sale MssAsHAi
North Of ths base ne and Of hs fourth principal meridian
Township - on The ien bank OF The Wisconsin yer and
chips l3 and IA Of range
Townships II, 10, aud ~ o rangs 10.
Township "A, of range III.
Townships - 49, 49, H. and 10, Of range ~.
Townships 10, 49, IL and is of range l3
Townships ~, II, and 10, Of range a.
Townships ", 10, ~, and 20 OF range Is
townships l5, 10, ~, 49, 10, 30, aud ~, of TO-
Townships i3 l6 ~ 49, 49, 20 81 aud .2, of range IL
Townshirs i5 l6 ~ 49, 40, 81, and y, OF range ls
Townahips To- IS 10 30, al %, %, 49,
Townships 81 %. 30, "a. OF range 20.
Townships ~ 3D. and "a, OF range 81
la Of lands subject MINERAL Posr:
North Of tAe line, c fourth principal mdian
of range &.
North Of e base line and fourth principal meridian.
Townships is a i6, OF range
Townships Is and I6, of range 9.
Townships Is and l6 of range TO-
Townships Is, 10, and IL, of III.
Given hand, General Laud Office city
Washington this third day of April A. d. 1855.
BY order OF the Presidents
Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
April 4-2awdw flint. and star
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tDe PRESIDENT.
john WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land otiic,
NOTICE TO rRE-EMpTloN CLAIMANTS.

extend rights certain settlers therein
the
odd numbered sections within miles
OF allotment, paid
dollars and my before the day fixed
public sale and BY hs approved 2Ih March 1851 en
An relief of lands reserved railroad
persons who settled and improved the abovenaneh
uthdr otrai will be entitled
empon ordinary minimum price of the public lands
Of dollar and twenty-five
and for before fixed for the public sale Therefore,
entitled the right of preempion Of the
odd mentioned within miles
OF the road under the act Of I'D March, 1885, above
prior 4h of February 1853,
date of alotmenI under the Of 2h March, 1854
the withdrawal
maIket, likewise entitled
27th March, 1884, of the lands outside
restored the lDh
day March required establish the to the satsac
register of land office, and make
payment price fixed by law practicable
seeing before appointed for the pub
lands embracing the
cJaiued othe will be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Feb 9-lawl3w Int and Starl
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United States Patent Osnos.


an petition Geofas oi Washington cty, bisc
" Columbia praying for The annson of psent
90 Jsy isii, for improvement ~ = Portable
n for seven years from ue expiration Of said
nateat taAe ish Of July, is5S-~
said petition heard III Patent
on Monday Juy ner IA O'Clock,
sops 10 show A.
why perios ought 80 be sraai'd
opposipe required 6e
Once their ahsecons, specially fh wiring,
as,s beore bssne; s testimony ded party
auce the osce, which VIA be furnished spp
eato
The testimony will be closed guna Is
deposons and other papa- rsied testimony
ded morniag Nfxn-
any, within days thereafter.
Ordered also, notice puhishedia the unoa In~s
geaeer aud Esrning stn Washington, u. C Daily
u,ace Maryland Afsns Philadelphia, renhsylvanis
Af.sricsn, New York, Tor
The "a day II July day fhsans
#.e M \. r. sHU6ERT,
Acting Commissionsr o Patent.
sEdtofs cf the above w please copy
bills The Patent ofea, with containing this
April l7-law3w
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AsOLUTtON relative bds for provisions, clothing m
small stores for the OF the navy

AEsoLUTON relative bids for provisions clothing and
small stores for the OF the navy.
S ~ ~ ne Senate and House Of Representatives United
&C., fca IN CoRgrsss asusbied That all bids
s, eetlng and small stores for the o the navy may
ae ophon OF the department III made bt
too,S HSnWdefrer Of reguiar dealer ia, the article
o Jrnfshed Thieh fact, rerefss Be
nav S ~ he BIDS offered that the bids Of ait persons
NAV M 70 comply with ne conditions
M oa tsiousy entered into with the United shall
y ths department., b. rejected that one
,hr, supply o. an artcle any party
o " own name the Of partner clerk any
II M Ion he whole Of such bids shall be c tine opon
y pment and thar of any arm shall not bs re-
d suienss Tor each othsr and that whenever N NAV be
bs say for the interest OF the the health
1--WE W the United
M nout which known keep distant stations
Ssr ~ DIVISIONS and Clothing with the appreciation the
d the Navy and heebyis authorized 10 procure ths
a ~ VIC best terms, In market overt
,tppfoyed ~ March, 1854.
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saymeAl % lse subscription ~ made advance.
pas1aH SUBSCRIBERS aaey lorwano aonsy 3,
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uansusson.
The COUNTRY PAPER ,s Published ui-WsskIY danae
son q rousFcss, aae ssmi ~resy during lAs teesss
Subscriptions tos period less pear be seeoIved on
pfpporuonsd 10 ths aeaye annual sasss.
ey-P osTmAsThks authorised ous sxant ana b.
sending DAILY sab~crIeers ss1 enclosed az ~
sEaI-wKExLY sseseElesfs Gas sneoasa viii 4. .u, =
a eopy srsfis.
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Proposals for building Light-hO on $ seven
foot Knoll" mouth of PatapscO river, ND.

TREASURY DEPARrMENT,
Office Light house Board
Washington, d. O., March 81, 1855.
DROPOSALs will be received until 30th April which
day bids viii be opened) for furnishing the materials
wrought casIon) building light, house, upon pile
foundations even Knoll" at the month OF Patap
Md, by the 30h ofDecember
Detailed of plan of the be
this office, mo- 67 Winder's building)
any bn accepted, contract will be executed
Nopayment WI made until the whole work is eompeed aud
approved by the of the
erBtend the worksapd having
reject workmanship accordance with
of the contract.
The right reserved reject and al bids that he
deemed advantageous the public interest.
sealed addressed undersigned
Seven-f0ot Knoll Lighthouse.n
EDMD. L.. r. II HaKDCASTLE,
Engineer Secretary.
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