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DEATHS.

In Ellsworth. I1h. CAROLINE A., wife
OF REUBEN CHAPMAN, aged 81 yrs,
mons. Belfast and Damariscotta papers
please copy.]
In Trenton, June 23d, Mrs. Mary P,
wife Of Horace Gilles, and daughter OF
Samuel and Eliza Austin, aged 90 years
9 months.
Dear Mary that was once 80 merry and gay,
Now Is land low IN the tomb,
She has gone to meet her dear little boy
That died in an earlier bloom.
She has gone to meet her dear brother too.
We know was SO willing to die,
He gave up all things that was dear below
To meet his dear Lord in the sky.
She has gone to meet all her dear friends
All to heaven before have gone.
When they come around Gods bright throne,
We trust she will be one in the throng.
Her dear companion while he doth mourn,
May look to the Lord for redress,
May he find that Saviour while here below.
And with his dear Mary be blessed.
She has gone to meet her dear Savior too,
Who freed her from sin and from thrall,
And when she meets him in that better world
She will say that He's better than all.
MRS c AUSTIN,
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ELLSWORTH AMERICAN. - Batting il,
ant'.catholic and proscriptive procliyi,ie,
(which with some will be its best recon.
mendations, the American is an ably
conducted and interesting family journal,
worthy Of generous support from the
party whose views it so zealously advo.
Gates. 81 so per annum. W. H. CLANCY.
Ellsworth. DEXTER Gem.
Thank you, little Gem /; and with all
our admiration for the brilliant lights
that constantly fash through your col.
umns. not least is our admiration of your
candor. True, we differ in politics, bu,
that is no cause for loss Of esteem and
respect, and we like the Gem all the bet
ter. that it speaks OH. manfully.
We have watched the career Of this
paper with much interest, and really re.
joice a, its success. We know of no pa.
per in the State which has made such
sure and rapid progress. and can
only account for it upon the ground Of
its manly. straight forward course, and
the ability with which il is conducted
As an original, literary paper. i, stands
unfiyaIed in the State, and yet i, costs
bu, one dollar year in advance. Ad.
dress J. +. Wi,herell. Dexter, Me.
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The subscriber being about 70 change bis
residence and business. offers for Gale ? good
two story, well finished dwelling house. with
convenient well arranged out building pleas
antly located in Ellsworth village and also all
his machinery in Jones steam mill. being .
complete assortment for the manufacturing Of
Doors, Window Sash and Blinds, sc. The
above will be sold either separately or together
to suit purchasers, at . very low price and
terms of payment reasonable. Phase call and
examine the premises.
n. bah persons who are indebted to the
subscriber either by note or account will please
call and adjust the same.
C. Z. P. CHAMBERLAIN.
Ellsworth. July llth 1855. 27u.
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INHALATION
For the Care Of Consumption !
DIR. IRA WARREN'S
NEW REMEDIES.


THE most astonishing ures of LUNG DISEASES hay.
DIX. tVARRENS INHALINC BALM
eaporzed pre- paration for inhalng directly into the
Lungs, rhere The ioca! diseGse is. The Balm Is pre-
sented with the fullest Confidence thai IL IL the be.
medicinal agent ever employed Tor the OF CosunFi
tion and Asthma Many cert fcaies OF those who have
may be seen in the hands OF agents Ii has accom- plis
ed the most wsnderfu the city Of Boston and
VICINITY and Is producing an impression diseases Of
the Lungs never before Witnessed in the medical pros
sion Being reported and inhaled il enters every air Gel
aad every particle Of the Lungs. Its action is mid
The pdpor Inhaler is made OF silver and glass and 81
admirably adapted 10 its purpose. Wenvileihc closfst
nspechon ana scrutiny of physicians Confident that
our preparations wIll meet universal approval.
FULMONIC CHERRY CORDIAL support the sinrn-
ach aud improves digestion and fulflls the epd OF II
other Article. 1t is admirably calculated to relieve that
CONSTRUCTED state Of the chest which is often with
IN Lung Diseases and IL highly ocatious relieving
Coughs Of long standing II is safe remedy any
Of Phthisic. Used in connection with The Inhaline
Baf,a, the COMPOUND OF COD LIVER OIL. a. pre-
pared by DR. Warren will he found have curative pow
ets far superior 10 any article before the public.
Price Five Dollars a Package.
Any person enc los ing S. tn BURR L PERRY, No. !
Bottle OF Pumotc Cherry Cordial one Inhains Balm
and he Medisated Napor Inhaler, in neai box by
pres ee TO any part oil the Cniied states, British
Provinces.
WARREN g. AVER, Proprietor.
For sale Wholesale and retail, 6y BURR &. PERRY,
No C"rnhiIl, aud CHAS. '. POOR Boston, General
AGENTS.
GENERAL AGENT IN MAINE, II II RAY
For sale IN Ellsworth by e. g Peck and Benjamin
Npurse, Cherfyfeld by Samuel Shaw II Co.
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Foreclosure Of MORTGAGE.

Whereas, Jesse DAVIS Jr Of nejham ia the County
OF Hancek the IL tn ia, of peeerthcr in the year
1854 conveyed In the Hfoptieurs oil No Gus by
Deed nf Markss. duly recorded IA III. Hancock Regis
ny ef heed f oil "a Page 2Sl certain lot parcel
~ and situate ia sad Dcdhtm AID further bounded
sad dascftsted ioins-. to VII Beginning the
nodhcfty cnrn.t - Joua Whites lat and running
efly TO small pond ADD round he shne " sad pond
10 the ~eslefy " said htcs ot-thcn Soul b
- degrees 10 tn. horthiy n(Wm q BurrHs
lot thence snuth - d-rte.s 10 rods the
ey corner OF said Butri lot thence south - degrees
" r"ds and links the spUthery Of said
Bututs lot thea south - degrees. west 10 disputed
hrs claimed nv Bucsspon aud Orlsnd theoce north 20
degrees vest sand la. 10 tho Buekspou ruad 81
called thenec said road nottheriy Nathan Dexter
lot thence south So degrees sad line II DrIt-rs
TO he hfs mentioned bounds Containing hundred
,nd two less
Add whereas. said mortgage deed Wa thereafter as
signed sad ran,fetfrJ ~ sad rroptrors tho late
Nc. Abs.it {, q Cuurr IF Nesbufyfou. Mas-aehu
sets. whose executor and fesdusrs -Fste- the IN
dersisned Atph.us Crosby aud whereas ihr oondt,
nns said mortgage have not been fulfilled bat have
been broken hereby Claim 10 fotrcinse The same and
s'e TINS notice IF nay nteatl"n to do agreeable
the Provisions Of law Ia this 1~har
ALPHEtS CROSBY. Executor &c.
IS Bv his Attorney Thos Robinson.
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MuHeAL. With pleasure we have To
communicate that the celebrated T,ro-
lean Alpine Singers, the llofer family,
we'll known and highly recommended
through Portland. Bangor and many 9TH
er public journals, Will soon visit this
place, and give only Que Of their pleas.
ing concerts.
The Hotter .amIy has met, wherever
they performed, with the hughes, suits
faction, and are reported from Europe,
see Ph,la pub. Ledger, April ID. and
May Il, 1875 where they have been
travelling for many Yeas. as the Is. st
Tyroleln Alpine Singers.
They will introduce novelty III thei'
performances, IN the shape OF a newly
invented musical ms irument, called Di-
sids Organ, eel 'brated for its swee: and
hafmonical tones.
Their songs are executed in the Eng
lish, French, Italian and German Ian
gnages, aud as this certainly will be the
best concert we have had for a long
time in our village, we promise them an
Overlooking full house.
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The Elisworth Am,riean says there
was an Irish rum.row in that town ST.
day before last. From the account, here
seems TO have been some fsticufling, and
other accompaniment OF an "auld coun.
nv time, though nothing very serious
The american is so intensely American,
that We doubt whether il can do justice
to an lrshman; though we would no,
accuse ii Of intentional injustice, withou,
pretty strong evidence thereof STATE Of
Name.
Cool, decidedly; but we can assure
Mr.. Poor that there was grand row Il.
mong the Irish pnpis,s, and tina, We in
no way ex,enua,ed. or set down aughi
IN malice.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-07-27

" have heard so much about the
destruction Of the Union that | have be-
gun tn look upon j, as one Of those iabu.
lous myths that We read IN OF history -
don't believe those gentlemen could de-
.troy the Union. 1t Is too settled in the
heats Of the people. and don't believe
any OF them would destroy i, if they
could, 1t is grand scarecrow, and
means nothing. The Union to be de-
aroyed! No--never the idea Is pre-
pos,erous. The South knows the value
Of the Union; the North knows the val.
ue OF the Union and when a man tells
YOU in sober earnest that the Union is IN
danger. either Sc, him down as fool. or
,ha, he believes YOU are one.-GocernoT
Gardner.
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FREEDOM NOTICE.
EXPEHTkNCE
AN OLD NOURSE.

thereby Civ. public notice ,h. have thi, Day rein
der OF his time until he becomes Of lawful age heeo,
au,ho,ixng him to transact business In his o~n nams
the same might DO he twenty one years OF age
Hereafter shall neither claim debts which MAJ be ua'
him o. ray any d.his which he may contract.
G,vsa uades my hand al EswSrth. County o, hsa
cock and Stats u Maine this foursenth day OF .n
y 1885. J. "oo"
At,as, W n CLANCY.
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THE RICH AND THE POOR USE IT.

for they beth med the heipal prof, s.onal men
Tor scdrnars pursuits bring md aud above
complaints the mcc hanic for he wants a good app.
tic and sounds nights the laborer Tor his hrath
~ niisH his only capital aud test freni ssot far
assy from home IN fever attitudes. in all Chimes he
wants trusty medicine. such as OLD DOCTOR VIII.
LIAM hBBOTlS' BITTEkS. The ladies use these
ht,ers far the II ptnpl.s bad hun.os as they
d" not add 10 good looks short they used all
classes sad hare bern fnr fort, years II medicine
Ut day made to TASTE pleasant and advertised for
nor - II got up 10 clear the Maine law either Il IL
composed Of natures remedies, and will restore the
true snikins Ot her laws Come away then from your
pf-tniices aud leave your and disappointed
hope.
HI,Y AN Try 1HIS WON DEE wnpIING
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GIVE are unable To learn whether
the "high-,oned' Herald has ye, breath
ed its last. At las, authentic accounts it
was sinking gradually, and there has
since been rumor that it is dead
We hope that i. was prepared for this
trying scene, but from the well known
character Of the officic,ing priests, we
have ou= fears. !, may no, be dead. and
II alive may revive up little and even be
able 40 be out, but i, has the "consump-
ton" and canno, long survive.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The whole press Of Phil ,d.lph iarot Of
Hooaand's Germsn Bius's As they prepared hy DR.
c. NJ Jackson. We are glad to record the success. OF
this valuable remedy for dyspepsia As Ss believe sup
plies duder alum in the medical world long needed
The wre nc he'd miia,ors and couasrietsfs have with
drawn their nos,rums from the market and the public
are SPA red from the danger Of poisonous mix
lures IN lieu OF the real B,ttefs'-H Herald see adver
,t..m.nt ~
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Dr.. Curtis's lahalisg Remedy.

Psop S. CsSrER writes foiloss:
GssugMES,-I have recently had occasion To test
your Cherry syrup aad HyseAn vspor In Of
Ayose Sore 1hroaf that nd refused TO yield to other
forms Of treatment and the fcsu has satisfied me that
whatever may be the composition Of your preparation,
IL IL no imposition but an excellent remedy. ! wish,
for The saks of the afflicted. that might be brought
wthn The reach Of all
CAUTION -DR CuRrs HSGsASA Is the original snd
o,is s.nnin. a,,,rl, amol3
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CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER.

Ths world 10 aston.hed al the wonderful, cures per
formed BY The CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER. prepared
by curtis r. PERKINS It's equal has never been
soown fnr rsnoy ing pain 10 all Cases for the cure OF
spinal complaints. Cramp in the Limbs and stomach
Rhsnmatism In ell u forms Bilious Cole en- y and
F.vsr Burns sore Throat and Gravel IL 10 dediy the
s., ,emsiy in the world Evidence Of The most wonder
mi cures aver performed by medicine, are on circus
sts in the hands of Agents. ~
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TOM THUMB.
Weighs Only Is Pounds, and is but % Inc hes high
EQUESTRIAN ENTERTAINMENT

Separate and distinct from Geological and Tom Thumb
Exhibitions are the following brilliant CIRCUS PER.
tokNANCr-S TO which the visitors of the 10 former
all those who chose. may attend without additional
charge. The Circus Troupe IL will b. seen, Contains
some Of the most prominent Riders, Vauiters
Gymnass and Comic Talent IN the eoutry and the en-
lertainments given are NOVEL, DIVERSIFIED AND
Music.
he perhrnances will commence with the great TWO
AND FOUR HORSE REIN ACT, by Mr.. $. p SICK.
NEY
SiGNOR FELIX CARLO, known in Europe and In
the United States as the italian Trick Clown +" with
his talented Juvenile Artists in pleasing diversity of
6ROrESQGE GYMNASTICS, IN which these admired
performers stand pre- eminent.
MISS SALLY SrICKNEY. the highly accomplished
and youthful AMERICAN EQUESTRIAN will
perform her great Mode act Of Female Equifatiea
ri MoM snddie or bridle
Daring and skiilfu Feats Of Balancing by MASTER
CARLO. rmieg and mounting Pyramid Of Glass Bot
ties Taking Crystal Promenade upon Decan,ers and
Irirg Pistols while balancing upon his head es the
neck Of a bottle at the top ofihe Pyramid
Undaute aud Artistic Display OF Juvenile Horseman.
ship. called YOUNG AMERICA by Mast r STICK
NEY.
lobby WILLIAMS, CLOWN
GREAT MENACE ACT, by Miss SALLY STICK
NES aud her noble and beautifully trained horse GEM
superb fesis and Graces in POSfURING and GROUP
ING, ny SIsnnr Felix Carn and Son.
MIR W ARMSTRONG will exhibit his eeebfai ed
acts Of SOMERSET and SCENES RIDING
lie conclude with and Splendid Panfnmine
called the NfSER or BiGDAD in which 20 Lady
and tsnilsnen Artists Will apy~at
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To The Honorable Court of the Count,
Commissioners Of the County Of Han.

Commissioners Of the County Of Han.
rock.
We the undersigned inhabitants Of Franklin
and Eastbrook represent that a road commence
ing at or near George Springers in said East
brook and running thence TO Macombers Saw
Mill in the Town Of Eastbrook aforesaid and
thence to Joshua Jellison's in said Franklin
would be great public convenience.
They therefore request your Honors to view
said route and make such disposition as in
your judgement may be necessary.
Franklin, May 10Th, 1855.
ROBERT G.. BLAKE, & "a others.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, IS. Cour. of County Commission
ers, April adjournedrcrm 1855.
Upon the foregoing petition, it is considered
by the Commissioners, that the petitioners are
responsible and that they ought to be heard
touching the matter set forth in their petition
and therefore order, that the County Commits
sioners meet at Macomber's Mills in Eastbrook
on Tuesday the i,h day of September next.
at ten Of the clock in the forenoon, and thence
proceed to view the route mentioned in said
petition; Immediately after which view hear
ing of the parties and witnesses will be had
at some convenient place in the vicinity, and
such other measures taken in the premises as
the Commissioners shall judge proper. And
it is further
Ordered. That notice of the time, place and
purpose of the Commissioner meeting afore-
said, be given to all persons and corporations
interested by serving an attested copies of the
petition and this order thereon, upon the clerks
Of the towns Of Eastbrook and Franklin and by
posting up attested copies as aforesaid. in three
public places in each Of said towns thirty days
at least before the time appointed for said view
and by publishing the petition and order there
on, three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American newspaper published in Ellsworth
in the county of Hancock, the first publication
to be thirty days at least, before the time of
said view; that all persons and corporations in
terested may attend and be heard if they think
fit.
Attest, PARER W. PERRY, Clerk.
A true copy Of the petition and order there
on,-Attest
81 PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
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Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Bilious
Complaints, Jaundice; Bad
Hume rs, coughs, colds,
Headache Ae.

rse up and 90 for bottle old Doctor William
Ahnts Btief., lake them by the directions go nth
good fi and strong hope for you he cured
a. ten thousand othors who could they ali speak It's
praises with would be heard from Maine
California The strong it, fut 1t maintains them
III vsor; the weak and debilt,ated renews
and tnvtsora,rs; mothers give II 10 their Children for
Ii salr mil
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Well all take a Ride.
CURTIS g. OSGOOD,

lCopn'fnership formed January l.i, ls55.l
Are ready tn snswrr any calls which may he made in
the WHEEIWRlGHT = line Light pleasure and Bug
ey Wagons. Cary .ss. OK, Horse Car and Team Waeon
Wheels etc etc constantly On hand mate order
NJ sints of teiai Tug promptly and neatly executed -.
The he~, al materials are used Ia our shnp.
Ef-PirIrular attention paid to orders from abroad
Please cstl aud examine
Bluehiu, July, N 1855 3.uf
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A Lady Of the first ,espectabilrty writes

n 4dlly OF tllB IlISI TUSptCIdDI1IVy WTIltS
Dear Sri am happy to be able 10 Certify Ia the Ell
cacy Of Mrs Wn-nss Soothing Syrup. and 10 the truth
If what II resened 10 accomplish Having lite
boy suffering greatly trethtng WHO could resi-
and night by his would net permit any Of the
family 10 so purchased bottle of the Soothing
syrup in order test the remedy aud wher givea Ia
the boy accordoe the directions, its eff upon him
Ike mage; he went to sleep aud all PAIN AID
nervousness Il sappelred We have had no Trouble with
him since and the flllr fellow Will ptss through with
comfort, the atinc process of ieethIns bv the
sole aid Of Mrs Wu,slow's Soothing syrup. Every
mother VINO regards thu health and e Of her children
should poes-ss MRS. II. A. AlG Err
Lowell Msss Nav % 1853.
For sale b, STEPHEN PAUL 4 co, If9 Chambers II
New York add by C q. PECK Ellsworth; John sl-vcne
and Augustus st-ay-us Bluhi ) h A. shaw Cherry
field; DAVID springer, Franklin Barnard Crane. Buck
sP'rr, jarvis e. Co. surry; Hancock, and A. z
Emerson, Orland
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Which cost but FIFTY CENTS.

r no car, is Effected lie Mon,y ,eW be returned
Throw away your costly uo.truts give to simple
tufc, remedy trial and the WORT and truth or old
nu-tn- " Ham Abbott you will got no disappointed
This valuable Medicine is fer sac al all The tcsteeta-
bic l'ruggtst, Apoihecart.s, and Gr1c-rs stofss
uruggtsts and br0cers who wish nr this artcle wi II
pleas. addr-s, hrmsese To th- Proprietor or
&c at 50 STATE Street l.h.t-n
&. 4. RICHARDS, Sole Proprietor,
- STATE STREET. BOSTON.
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. We shall soon commence the pub
lica,ion Of an original story by W. f.
PAsoR which will be continued in sever.
al numbers. It is = temperance story,
aud we pronounce it a capital one. Now
IA good time TO subscribe for the Amer.
can and have the full benefit Of this thrill.
ling sketch.
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KEN NEDY'S
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
The Greatest of the Age !

Mr. KENNEDY Of Roxhury has discovered one %
our oolnn"n pasture weeds, .renisly that cures
down cummoA Pnple. He has iried i, ia over Il,u
Cases ard never failed except in Two He has
his 01-es hundred cert iGcaes it's value
all within twenty niles Of Boston,
Two bottles are warranted To n Nursing sure.
aloun
one TO three bottles wiilcre the wors kind Of pim,r
III lie face.
1--WE to three hotties will clear the system Of bes
Two hol les cure b. wors, .ankes in
the mouth and stomach.
Three to five bottles warranted to cure the wor,
cases of erysipelas.
One bottles are warranted 10 cure all hunor in
the
Two bottles are warranted to cure running in III. cars
and botchcs IN The hair.
foutt" SIX bottles warranted cure corrrii AID.
mining ulceis.
One b tile willcnre scaly eruption Of the 81 in
Two I" three bottles warranted tocurL the w,r,t
case OF ring worm.
Two to three hotiles warranted tocure he must
desperate ca ses OF rheumatism.
Three I" SIX bottles are warranted To curSsai rheun,
Five To eight bottles will cure the yer,
.crofua.
benefit is always ptrience ed from the h,s, BOTTLE
and perfect is warranted hei, the at>. uusn
ity is iakeu.
Nothing lnoks so improbable to those who have in
vain tried al The wonderful edlC ii tile day that
weed growing on the pa s,n res and along .l.
stone was should cure every hUn,nr IL the syst-n:,.u
II is now fixed fact ifyou have a hu,nar il has ia
start There are M il. nor and. bout in sni,ip ,ns
cases. but not yours, He has pedded lh,usaid
hntties at II in TIE vicinity OF Bostn, aud knows Tie
effects ." II N every ase !, has al rea done
abe gfeatcs, cures dane Nassa. tnsseIts he
lave ii 10 chilGrn year old. old people OF si>i>.
end has seen poor puny I"ukiHg thllieu wmse Heel.
soft and iabhy estored erieet OF health
ny otir bottle
T" hose who suhec, t" sick headache. ono hot.
tie will always il II great retiefiu catxrrh
and dizziness, Some who .aye taken il have been cos.
for year. and have been regulate by H. Where tho
body is sound IL wnrksquiie easy but where here
arrangement al the functions o nature il i'll cause
very sin"u'a, feeling, but must not be aarslthe
always disappear from four day. week. There
bad result frem ton the rary, when The
feeling is wilfeel yourself like persca
heard some'f the most extrovsgant encohit OF
that man l,steredto 10.
Noe hance of diet ever necessary Eaithe bestyru'
an get and enough of il.
Ro,Lpry. S,pi 10, ls.r.
/. This is 10 certify. that H. H. nay I9xeg,I
Pcitiand is thr d"lg 1HYHGLIZhD GEATRiH
AGENT FOR my Nedicnt Dseo"yy fDr The $Ti1E
or WINE and thof hc is smpp'itd uih the GEAL'-
I'VE direct from my Labotai0gy.
DONfLT KENEDI.
Sold in RuCksport by T. n. Parker
Atsut far Ellsworth by &. u. PEIk, 1yi
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A CARD.

Insurance Agency the United States Co J
Al Saratoga Springs, n. y
SrECoEN, Me-. June 18th 1858
II Is with the greatest pleasure that discharge The
duties assigned me by the President Directors and TO
Of the above Co o conveying to the Ladies and Gentle
OF Surry, including Tho Minister there Tor the IL
spirited generous and successful efforts in saving Capt
Benj Woods dwelling house from total DESTRUCTION in
May last.
That although " deprived them Of worshiping in the
house of God for part Of the day yet they had aud III
have The soul warmins feeling that hey
had only done their duty but also Of having done
their ichok duty, and That ia the mpst spr'ied and
heroic manner.
By order and in behalf Of said company
20 j. ID. PARKER, Agent.