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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS

Altha: or, Shells from the Strand. By Mrs. Ada
NJ Field l2mo. Cloth. Price 81.
Sentiments on Social Life BY Mrs. Nancy s.
To- French.
Raising the Veil or, Scenes in Court. Illustra-
ted, l2mo. Cloth. Price 81. BY Ball Fenner
Rambles in Eastern Asia, by DR.. Ball. 0ne hand
some VOL, IL no., cloth. 81 %.
Ambition: by Kate Willis, limo, cloth. 81
Carrie Emerson: or, Life at Cliftonyille. By G.
A Hayden. l handsome vol, l2mo., cloth. 81
Kate Stanton: Page from Real Life limo.
CLOTH second edition. 81.
Dora Grafton: or, Every Cloud has Silver Lin.
ing. Embell;shed with handsome engraving
limo, cloth, pp 4OG. Price 81.
JAMES FRENCH 4 CO, Publishers,
IS Washington Street, Boston.
For sale by Moses Hale.
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THE MAINE QUESTION SETTLED

MAINE HAs SPOKEN. From her pros
porous and growing cities-from her
wcll-tllled and thrifty farms-from the
depths her dark, green forests. comes
to us the deep, earnest sentiment of men
who have been educated not only in the
light, but in the laws of the Republic.
The hard hand and the sincwy arm.
which never yet paid Tribute to master.
and which have won content and COM
potency by an uncompromising struggle
with the sterile soil; the brave yeomen
of Maine, who have turned it from
wilderness into garden; the crcqtors of
their own d stiny. the architects of their
own fortunes, have sp ken to us for FREE
LABOR. They heard the cry of their
tcllowlaborers in Kansas; they heard
the wrongs which have been heapcd up
on those unhappy cmigrants; and they
vowed, in the quiet scclusion OF the il
New England homes. that the privileges
aud mmunities which were making their
,aily lives blessed should be extended
to those who had gone ont. riskins all
things for the SAX, of freedom. --AHa,.
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A friend of ours the other day was
accosted in one Of our streets with the
words, do you know the time, sir :"
Upon which he pulled out his watch,
and after consulting it, returned it to
his pocket, coolly replying to the inter
rogative, Eyes sir, do, and then walk
ed off, leaving the questioner abashed
at his own ridiculous way of inquiring
the time.
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At Court of Probate held at Ellsworth
within and for the County of Hancock, on

At Court of Probate held at Ellsworth
within and for the County of Hancock, on
the first Wednesday of Aug. in the year of
our Lord eighteen hundred and tifty-six
2 I. OSGOOD, Administrator of the estate
"a of Sewal la rrilnan late of Bucksport in
said County eeased-having presented his
first account of administration upon said de-
ceaSeds estate for Probate.
Ordered, That the said admr. give notice
to all persons interested, by causing copy OF
this order to be published three weeks sue
cessively in the Ellsworth American printed
at Ellsworth, that they may appearat a Pro-
bate Court 10 be holden at Ruckspart on the
third Wednesday of September next, at ten Of
the clock in the forenoon. and shew cause, il
any they have, Why the same should not be
allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge
A tru cory-Attest WARREN KING
csis ter 3w3lp
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A Rare Chance.

THE subscriber row offers for sale his
Store and dwelling house and n well establish
ed business. Any one wishing to engage in the
Boot and Shoe trade and to do lucrative and safe
business will do well to apply soon For particulars
the subscriber at tho Boot and Shore Store next
Glow the Ellsworth House.
CHARLES MCDONALD.
N. B. All persons having unsettled accounts
with the undersigned are requested to adjust the
same Immediately. 9. MCDONALD.
Ellsworth, July %, 1856. 27f
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Col Line. in his speech at Lafayette

Col. Lane, in his speech at Lafayette
Indiana, stated that there were more
saw-mills in Kansas than in the whole
State of Missouri. Most of these were
erected through the exertions OF the
Massachusetts, Aid Society. This IS the
way Northern men have interfered with
Kansas affairs.
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MILL BE PUBLISHED SEPT 9th.
BOSTON COMMON:
A TALE OF OUR OWN TIMES.
BY MRS. r. q. VARNHAME.
l2mo, cloth, $50 pages, price 81 IS.

OF the merits of her work we leave our readers
to judge, feeling assured that they will rise from
its perusa with tender and regretful thought for
the young authoress, who was taken away just as
the cross being lifted from her weary shoulders
L Eclectic.
That it is the best written the most natural unaf
fcctcd and intensely interesting Of any it has been
our lot to peruse.-[New Bedford Express.
| have read with degree of interest that |
find it difficult to express, the sweetly sad story Of
Boston Common; and whether regard alone the
intense interest Of the narrative itself, the por
traiture Of persons and passions, the yigor and
elegance of its diction, | am compelled to pro-
nounoc it one of the very best of the late produc-
lions Of the American press--one that =" the world
will not Willingly let die" 1t is evidently well
confessedly 'an over true tale, and its perusal
may teach the hearts and reform the lives of some
whose errors introduce misery and want into home,
where love and happiness ought ever to DWELL
k***.
JAMES FRENCH 4 CO., Publishers
IS Washington Street Boston.
For sale by MOSES HALE. scp5 32-l
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At a Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth.
within and for the County Of Hancock,
on the first Wednesday of Aug. \. D. 1856.
E'H EODORE c. GOD NJ a n
L administrator of the estate of Nathaniel Chase
late Of Bucksport in said County, deceased-hav-
ing presented his account Of administration up
on said deceascds estate for Probate Ordered,
That the said Administrator give notice thereof to
all persons interested, by causing copy Of this
order to be published three weeks successfully in
the Ellsworth American printed in Ellsworth that
they iuay appear at a Probate Court to be holden
at Ellsworth on the first Wednesday Of September
next at ten of the clock in the forenoon, and slew
causc--if aay they have-why the same should
not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy-Attest WARREN KING, Register
3W.,U
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Without Religion

4 man without some sort OF Religion
IS, at best poor reprobatc-thc foot
ball Of destiny, with no tie linking HIM
to infnitv, and the wondrous eternity
that is within him. But a woman with
out it, is even worse-a fame without
heat; flower without perfume.
A man may, in some sort, tic his iran
hopes and honors with weak shifting
ground tackle to his business of the
world bat woman without that an
Choir which they call fifth, is drift and
a wreck. 4 man may elumsliy continue
a kind Of responsibility or motive, but
c IN find no basis on my other system OF
right action than that of Spiitral faith.
\ man NAV crane lis thoughts and his
brain to "Reminiscences in such poor
harbora.. as Fame md Reputation may
stretch before him but, woman--where
eaa she put hcr hope, while passing
through storms, trials and tribnlations,
Ii not il heaven
AnI that sweet truthtuiness-that
abiding lovc-tkat enlaariny hope. NH
tOWiH5 every SNtHS W ''-N' ''7''' '''''t>
th.in with the pleasant radlanec-%hen
the w0rlus cold storms break like an
army with cannon, who can bcStow 1t
ali bat Il holy soul-tie u what is strong
or thaa an army with cannon " no,
thtt has enjoyed the love of God-lov-
in, mother, but Will echo the thought
with energy, aad hanow it with tear
The worldly being has no points
where divine grace can reach HIM =
Take away the object OF his AMBITION
aal he is sourei aid to it and he be-
comes intoxicated. Send him sickness,
and he only writhes like the wounded
Snake. But the unsealiug of the hu-
man heart, by cutting oil its earthly
objects of love, turns the formation OF
that love, direct to heaven. The be-
reaved soul looks its Heavenly Parent
in the face all the more clearly because
Of its chastisemcnt. Sacred indeed,
then is that hearthfire whose presence
gives happiness on earth, and even whose
oxtinguishmcni serves to open the VISION
to the eternal glory and reward OF hta-
ven Ike .Narret.
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The epistolary exertions OF Mr.. Rufus
Choatc have had such an astonishing eff
feet in Maine, that we must beg him II
no great criminal be on hand) to contin'
ne his pen-and-ink labors: II he would
but write letters to the Whigs of Penn
sylvania, Ii he would but write letters
to the Wings of New Jersey. What
rousing Fremont maiorlties we might an
ticipate in those States. Dear Mr..
Choate. fresh nib your pen, (if you ev-
err do nib it,, and give us lift f.
By the way, Mr.. Choates wonderful
letter was addressed to that conscientious
political saint, + Wilder Farley. Here
is the effect in Mr.. Earley's own town.
Hamlin Wells Patten
33S 81 SO
Atlas,
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Before the days of the taetotalero, a
neighbor Of Mr., Bisbec stv that Icntle-
man, at an carly hour of the day, crawl
ing slowly hemew.rd on his hands and
knees over the frozen ground. "N hy
don you get up, Mr.. Bisbee:: Way
don. you get up and walk said his
neighbor. Il w-w-would, b-b-bat it 5
50 almighty hin here that I'm a-a-afraid
shall b-break through ~
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Treasurer's Sale.
STATE OF MAINE.
TREASURY OFFICE, I
August s, lS56. 5
DERSUANT to an Act of the Lcgis- |


August s, 1856.
DERSUANT to an Act of the Lcgis-
lature, passed April 18th, 1854, will, at the
Stale Treasury Office, in Augusta on the twenty
fourth day of September next ut ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, sell and convey by deed to the highest
bidder the tracts of land, hereinafter described,
lying in incorporated townships, the said tracts
having been forfeited to the State for State taxes
and County taxes certified to the Treasurer Of the
State
The sale and conveyance Of each tract will be
made subject to right in the owner, or part own
err whose rights have been forfeited, to redeem the
same at any time within one year. after the sale,
by paying rendering to the purchaser paid at the
Trcasurcrs Sale for the same, with interest there
on, at the rate Of twenty per cent per annun from
the time of such sale, and the cost IF rcconVeyance
No tract, however, will be sold, unless the sum
offered shall be great rs the amount Of all SUCH
State and County taxes now due and payable on
such tract, together with the charges and interest
at the rate of twenty per cent per annum, after
one year from the date Of the assessment.
COUNTY OF HANCOCK.
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As the purple hue of the evening cloud
vanishes, and naught but dull gray mass
remains; so is the death OF man 1t Is the
departure, the fading away OF the light OF
the soul from the body.-From the German
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For the Ellsworth Americana
Bows Boarding School at Kent Hill
Maine.

The subscriber proposes to establish n
Boys Boarding School at Kent's Till, (ncar
the Maine Wesleyan Seminary to commence
the first Wednesday in November next.
Boys ron nine to fourteen years OF age will
be received into his family, whore all neces-
sary attention will he bestowed upon them,
in sickness or in health.
A competent Teacher will give his undi-
vid,d attention 70 the Young pupils, not only
in the Instruction roam but ut al ofiief times.
The subs .riaer and his f.mily will do all
in their power il make th'ir home pleasant
and prpfiajie to the sons of strangers : and
in all respects to benefit thpse VINO my be
placed under thoir care.
A new building delightfully."- l1catsl Gin
one Of the m ,st pleasant places in the stat')
has recently been erected, and the rooms arr
we'll furnished for the ace ,mm ,dttion Of oc-
cupants.
The Subscriber will be happy to correspond
with parents in this, or any Other State. who
may d7sire to pltee their sons AZ this school,
and will furnish them with any information
they may need concerning the course Of sffmy
taitioa, discipline, or any other subject.
The attention Of parents is directed = the
note Of recommendation over the signatures
of Rev. Geo Weber, d. d. kent's Hill,
and Hon. H. p Morrill,, RcAdfali
The school will b. conducted very nearly
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At Court of Probate holden at Els
worth, within and for the County OF
Hancock, on the first Wednesday Of
August, A. ID. 1856.
- w. HINCKLEY. administrator of
~ the estate Of Jerry Faulkner, late of Blue
hill, in said County, dcccased-having presented
his final account of administration upon said de-
ceascds estate for Probate Ordered, That the said
administrator give notice thereof to all persons
Interested, by causing n copy Of this order to be
published three weeks successfully in the EHswo1h
iQ,eriraa, printed at Ellsworth, that they may ap-
pear at a Probate Court to be holden at Ellsworth,
on the 1T Wednesday of September next at ten
of the C k in the forenoon, and shew eaure, il
any they We why the same should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
4 true CO ATTEST, WARREN KING,
Register, 3w30
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MARINE VS..

MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
CLEARED.
THURSDAY, Sept. 4.
sch Panama, Tate, Boston.
i" Active, Cousins, Portland.
FRIDAY, Sept. 5.
." Barcelona, Means, Boston.
ARRIVED.
." Forester, Murch, Rockland.
=" Elizabeth Smith, Boston.
" Morning Star, Murch, Fall River.
CLEARED.
" abigail, Lord, Boston.
SATURDAY, Sept. c.
Il" Ada Francis, Babson, Baltimore.
ARRIVED.
:" Rattan, Davis, Boston.
." Edward, Smith, Philadelphia.
SUNDAY, Sept. :.
F." Vandalia, Griffin, Boston.
" Counsellor Franks, Boston.
= Agnes, Lord New York.
=" James Henry, Grant, Portland.
i" Fairdealcr, Whtmorc, Boston.
MONDAY, Sept. 8.
" Lotus, -, Boston.
CLEARED.
TUESDAY, Sept. D.
CAPTAIN John, Norris, Boston.
" Compecr, l.unt, Boston.
" spartan, Salisbury, Rockland.
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Hon. CHAuvcEY SHiTFER, Ey- Dis
trict Attorney Of New York an nll Viii,
and Fillmore man. has come out for
Fremont. lie says in published let
or:
- believe upon the election or dofeat
OF Col. Fremont will depend upon the
questions whether or no the black col
una OF slavery will be pushed to the
paciiis Ocean whether or no tn Atfi-
can slave trade, the sum OF all wicked
ness, will be revived, and whether or
not practieal slavery shall b. forced up
on the free states und r the decisions u
Federal judges, appointed as Mr. Fill
more sought - appoint and dill appoint
some OF his Jldy yes; ald in short. wheth
er this country shall have Consntltion-
al government for the slave oil ,archy ;
whether OF rot we shall recover our lost
NATIONAL honor. and 20 On in peaceful
progress c climax of human greatness ;
or whether We shall lie destroyed by the
aggressive system of the slave power.
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At Court of Probate holden at Els
worth, within and for the County of
Hancock. on the first Wednesday of
August. A. d. 1856:
Holm WHITAKER, administrator Of
~ the estate of Calvin kittrilge, late of Mt
Desert, ii said County deceased-having presented
his first account If almiai.,ration upon said de-
ccaseds estate for Probate Ordered That the said
administrator give notice thereof to all persons in
tcre.ted, BY causing copy OF this order to be pub
lised three weeks successfully in the ERruorh
Ao,erican, printed in Ellsworth, that they may al'-
pearat a Probate Court to be holden at Ellsworth,
on the first Wednesday Of September next, at ten
Of the clock in the forenoon, and shcw cause if
any they have why the same should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy-attest VIM KING, Register.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All outstanding accounts not settled in thirty
days will b. left with an attorney for collection.
". W. RUG EkS.
Ellsworth, June eth, 1876. 2Otf
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THESE PILLS PURIFY THE
BLOOD,

These famous Pills are expressly combined to operate
the siunach The liver The kneys, the lungs. the
skin aud The bowels. correcting any arrangement in their
functions pnrilyius the blood the very fountain OF lie
and thus curing Diseases III all it's forms.
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The Agf, Baagor JownR 4. co. try
in very silly manner TO make it appear
that Hon. Israel Washburn, and all the
Republican NJ. C.'s in voting for Dunn 5
Kansas Bill, voted to extend and propa-
gate Slavery. Why, then, did the
southern Siavery-extensjonists. to a
man, vote against the same bll-and
shy docs not tn, Pro Slavery Senata
pass it
The truth is that Dunn's bill restores
the Missouri Compromise in explicit
terms, and those papers that have all
along been crying ont that the Republic
cans were opposed to that restoration,
and themselves fairly and completely
caught. This accounts for their insane
rantin; s,inst Mr.. Wa,hburn AMI 9th
ers who yotal to restore that time hoa-
orcd compromise.
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LEI (,
LILOWAY'S PILLS,
WHY ARE WE SICK /!

II has been the lot Of the hnman he weighed
down by disease and suffering. Holloway's Pills
specially adapted Ia the reliefof the weak the
the debate AID the nfrm, Of ali clInes ages
aud constitution. Prot. Holloway personally SUI finfni
the manufacture OF his medicines the United States
and oilers hon a
he 1t remedy he word for the removal di
ease,
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Executors 5. Ie Of Rra. Estate.

fiY 'irtue of license from the Court
of Probate for the County of laucnck,
shall sci, at public auction the twentieth day Of
September next at two o'clock in the afternoon
so much of the reral estate Of John E. Saunders
late of Oiland, deceased, situated in Orand, rs
will produce the sum of nincty-eight dollars, for
the payment of the debts and incidental charges.
THOMAS SAUNDERS, Executor.
Orland, Aug. Is, 1886. 3wa3o
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YoUrH AND AGE.-The events Of youth are
stamped in the memory Of age, as prlmevai
iootmarks made in clay are preserved in stone.
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DIED.

In Dighton, Mass. Mrs. Emma j. Young, wifi
of Capt. 5. 5. Young, aged As.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Henry S. Jones. Of
Ellsworth, in the County of Hancock and
state Of Maine, the twentieth day Of Dceem-
Der, A. b. 1913, by his deed of mortgage Of that
date conveyed to one Samuel W. Hall, of Boston.
in the County of Suffolk, and Commonwealth Of
Massachusetts, an undivided half of certain
wharf and wharf lot situate in said Ellsworth,
said mortgage deed being recorded ia Hancock
REGISTRY Book, No s., page 10, reference To
which may be had for particular description OF
said premises, and said mortgage debt. decd and
premises having been duly assigned to aud
whereas the condition of said mortgage has been
broken, hereby give notice thereof and claim to
forccluse the according to the Statues oi
Maine. t. G. MANNING,
By his Atty, \. F. DR!yAHArER.
Ellsworth Aug. a. ISIS. 3w-30
Having seen the above assignmcntaud fore
closure | would state, that Samuel W. Hall,
and his Attorney were notified, that the sub
scriber held Il Note against said Hall, for
about cightbundred dollars money let more
than double, the amount Of his, Mr.. Hall, de-
mand, and notwithstanding this, he has as
signed his demand against me--so much for
the honesty Of Deacon Hall. Henry 5. JOINS.
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DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COM
fLAINT.

Nearly ha)ft're hnlnan have taken these Pills
It has been proven, in all parts Of the world hRt nrihing
has heen found ePia 10 them in ofdshf,ers of he
liver, Dyspepsia aid stomach complaints scneral'y-
they give healthy to these or.ans however
much derans Sod and when all other MEANS have Jailed
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To Rent. or Fer sale.

Ia :, A NEW HoUsE-two story-dni.hed
Fssw throughout, and conveniently arranged.
lsslR Said house is situated on Pine street, near
the dwelling in which reside. 1t will be sold on
reasonable terms, or let to a good tenant. Being
the business part of the village, is desirable
location, and presents chance to secure good
residence. Inquire of
C.E. P. CHAMBERLAIN.
Ellsworth, Aug. n, 1850. ~
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GENERAL DEBILITY, LII HEALTH

May of the ,Grsi despetic Government have opened
their Custom Houses the introduction of these Pill
that they may hecons TIN: medicine al the
Learned Colleges admit thai this medicine is the b-sr
remedy known ior persons Of tie health.
where The =, has been impaired soraius
rrnperties never fail To effnrd rsef.
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Hollomays Pills are the best remedy
knole's IN tie sro,ld for The
foZioWing diseases:

Asthma Biarrh1s,. indi resiinn
Stone and Gravel owei Cnulr'Ht- rrnl~y
latlueuza Secondary SNIP Cnughs
debility Tons inf uG1fion
Colds Fcrtf and Aeue Vsrrrr4l Affections
Inv ri Weakness Chest Hi4eases Fsmaie Cumpsints
Liver nml.,unfs CostjveHess N"r is. Of al Kinds
L'wn'-s ofSpi' lis !siepria Hea'aeias, fii-s
~ Sold al he Manufactures of Prof. Holloway -
fiaen Lace. New SafS aat ri >tfaht 10, iu nv all
respectable Druggists aud Fralrfs IA .ieei,d through
cut ie UniItd Sta,es ana tie es tlIz,G notl 70
f} rts. ard 81 yer "x
G~riiefe a considerable saving by takii. tle lars
Ell
N i Drectinns Tor the guidance of patients in every
fixed lu each box nIariZ 70
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

No female. young old, shnnid hs without erie
rated madeleine. II cnrrecis anc regulates the .'ihy
curses a. all periods aching IN many Cases LID ohatm
is tsn tho !esi and safest meiln,uc iist ca gwen
o children Of all ages and Far any ceinpla cnise
luently no iaIny stiuuld be without II.
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GroRGE " EgBER.
Assn p VI ageIti.
BosroS GoMNoS \ Tale Of orr own
Times. BY Lady. Boston: j.
French & Co.

e''e' -.
~ = 49,
c'S''itoes anu s''i- t''''' ''''' DooN i''''e'
SIS m Ia n deep interest II = Pr AIS i
have been written from the promp'tnSs
of individual experience and personal
feeling rather than by rules o. art or can
ons of criticism. 1t is, nevertheless, an
axeaiant novel. intnrestin. in is plot,
graphic AMI constant IN us defamation
of character and fresh and truthful IN its
naatins of fe-thc life around us.
I. ;s n story which all who love to havc
local scenes an common life reproduced
amidst scenes full of the workings Of hu-
ma, n,ssion. colorcd bv poetic feeling
1t ;,.or.s. ,.;f, ra,l ami
,
'''e
oae" Is '"' ''''' VI
on this book we nave not Aa' inc 'ii'''
to read it. NJ SOS Lac has It Tor safe
and many Vi our citizens have pafehastd
copies.
"A Plain Stati nj Ailr SOD - all Hon
est Dem ,erats. B5 nne Of the People.
Such is tie tide o! stirring pamphlet pub
lishcd by j p Jew 1T, and t,r sale in this
VILLAGE hy VI. Hale. Ii Will d. much good
in this crisis.
ro,rsrs,,s p,,vu,Yv f,r September re-
I.r., Uvr.ru .xn p.r,oR Ax>r,r.-
~, s,..,r,ho. ma r,c,i,cd This numb,
has a spiend'd f.nafl'''o Oh 'h' 0'' Va
-'''"'
PurNAx's MAGAZINE for September is re-
ceivcd from Massrs. \. Williams II Co, bos'