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EAST MxINk
Conference seminary,
NucXSPo1T. NE.

The WATER term u this Isstitatioa opsss %
Monday. Nov. 57thj and ssstisuss Ten weeks.
All the brsnchss Of Ssxnd hdSilsls edtSasisA
including Book Keeping: By Single and Dssbls
Eutry, taught without extra charge.
Excellent opportunities Sfs sdsRded for issssss.
sion in music-vocsi and Iu.tr tine nttf-P snn.n.
ship and PbonOsyspky.
I'll. C.Ile.. preparatory department 's uader
the caro- OF ods 81 the best Liasuists in New
England. . graduate Of Tale! And . inst sss.
eessfui teacher.
Boar. reasonable. With sssonod.iioas sss ssh.
boarding.
Fur information Addtsas he Prinsipai.
kxv J. y. CRAWFORD. 4. u.
Committee.
Bueksport, Nov. 10, 1865. Iwll
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House Lots for Sale.

6EvERAL YLI3IBLE BUILDING LOTS ~.
- aate4 near the heuses Of hsirliag naypsss q
rvhAbsd Kent, Esquirss. II EllswsrtA, ssd . post
Of the Homestead Of the lsts Andrsv Ps1sss,
Esquire sss offered for sale Of very lsv prtsss1
Call on the uudsrsigned. Or Col }. v. Jesss fss
further psrticulsfs.
Af.o for ss;s : SNIP YARD LOT, sdjeisaas
L. d. Ulnsr's steam mill property.
cHAS. PETERS, (r,..,.....
ia. PETERS. e's''
Efis~ erth, SEPT, 18th, 1865 Is
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PLANO FORTE PLAYING,
Easily and Thoroughly Learned
BY THE Use or
Hi.knrEsom's .vesr .NeskS6.
MOST DECIDEDLY
The Best Book of Instruction,
Having = regular sale Of
Maahocd: how Lost, how Restored.

~~~~ Just published, new edition Of DR..
Ak-<sNd " Culvsrwell's Ceebr ated Essay
~ 0S0s>st the rddic,d cure (s',hout the use Of
med ci,) Of srSKMArcERHoEA, or seminal Weak ness,
Inv ,iuntary Seminal losses, IMrorxScy, M.hal ana
Physical lncapacty. lmpediments to Marriage. etc;
so CoxsuHPrIoS. Fri and Fins, INDUCED " s.l
indui gence Xuai cNrava .ancc.
RS..'rice, in IA sealed envelope only cents.
Tie celebrat ed author in this admin able essay clear ~
demonstrates from thirty years successful practice,
that the alarming OF sel-abuse may be
radically cured without dangerous use Of Internal
uedcin. the application Of the kne-Ipi ting out
mode of cure smpc, certain and efciutl, by
Il which Every suif rer, n" m"t,r what his con
dton may b.. Eay himself c'caply, privately, and
rudicaHy
n FMS Lecture should be Ia the hands VI every youth
aui every ia The land.
Sent seal, in plain envelope. to any address,
post pitt receipt of six cents, " two POST stamps
AdI,css the publishers.
CHiS. J. C. KLINE, CO.,
Ut Bowery, New York, Post OH box 1856.
B4i
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We invite tie aiicution of oar readers. when visit.
ting Boston, TO the large and well selected stock of
Boots and Shoes for Ladies and Gentlemen,
at the Store OF Il. K. MOSELEY q Co., Summer
street, which they offer at tie lowest ash prices
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ATTENTION LADIES!

HoW to impart that beautiful gtoss and finish
III to shirt bosoms and collars. Very simple,
and costs only = ten cent script, and one three
cent stamp Address +. J. G.,
2w46 Box 100, Biddeford, Me.
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Bonnet BleacherY.

THE subscriber b q, tstsd sp . sh~p q he
1 Western end Of Unioa River bridss, Whsee
be will carry on the business Of .
BONNET BLEACHEkY.
All kinds Of STRAW and LACE Bssns>s
bleschsd. With heftnesi and dispatch.
Geutlemen's felt hate made over Tor lsdlss
wear. All kinds Of wsrk usually done at . Dsa.
net EsachSry attended to, sad satisfaesion given.
WIFI the ladies extend to ne their patronage,
and encourage this new businsss In Ellsworth.
JOHN TYLER.
Ellsworth. Nov. lst. 1865. ~
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STATEMENT
OF fnE- =.
Columbian Marine Insurance Cd,
December 81, 1897.
Authorised Capital, $5,OOO.OOO
Cash Capital, - 100000
sTATEMENT

Cash Capital, 81, 500. 900
From Statement for the Seventh Tissal Year, cad.
ing December 81, 1864:
Total amount Of Assets, January !,
1865, $!ASo,otI ~
Total amount OF Premium. 49,. 6,7l3.ll 81
Excess Of Earned Premiums over
Losses, 40.... 7,0SSsI3A W
ju...d and other Contingencies, :. s5I, 2l3 20
Guaranteed Cash Dividends to deal
ers. (holding certificates Of sams)
on paid premiums earned during
tho year, whether Ices has accrued
or not, ............ isV,3"A o.
Interes: on Scrip Issues Of 1861 and
1861, Pst cent
Scrip dividend ~ dealers on earned
premium .... ................. II per cent.
Dividend for the year to stock-hoId:
ers: ................... d per oene
Premiums PAID IN GOLD (when agreed up
on) will be entitled to . discount IN COED.
To the President and Board Of Directors Of Ne
Columbian Insurance Go. =,
We hereby certify that We have compared the
above statement With the Balance Sheet Of the
Company, and the balance Sheet with it, Books,
and found them to conform
". have also ex .miued the Cash Baak Balance,
Securities Il lls Receivable and other Asssis .snd
found them to conform accurately with the above
statement made by the Company.
EDWARD ROWE,
ALBERT q. LEE.
JOSEPH MORRISON,
DANL W. 1ILLek,
January q, lstj. Committee.
b. G. MORR}s. Pres,deni
THOMAS Load. Vice "
WM. NJ. WHITNEY,, v. Pres and Sec.
Applications received and forwarded by
J. T. OSGOOD.
a Etlsworet. NE.
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70 The Hen. Parker 1ssk Judss 4 Prostate Wilma ~ h
he County Of Haneook:
TANn POOL ossr1Iaa ef JeAn y: resl, missy hsss z
u NAthsw Pool dsssassl lsAs Il Aahsfss, ssDpssaisl
y rspsessnN thst sel minor = ssseA and lssssssse =
certain real estate ssaaesd In ne eswa Il osDse, r.
soe.scs cosny l.s 4: - ':.'vsd e =,
soaessnsa thae Ne said ssr Be assspseA ehstAsssss
ays That Mceass be ssaassd NJ tessn ~ seavsy
said real sssts saA iavs The prsessds ss ~ ssseAt d
'''' minor JAN. : :; 1901.
marx
the Couusy .. n4neoek, - the sosssh Wednesday d
Tponthe Foregoing petition, o,Isf.6,-4has ts rss.
copy Of ths psttisn and this ofdei taSfson, = be
published three weeks excessively In the Ellsworth
American nswspaPsr printed IN k1sxessh' that they
in said county on the 6rst Wednesday Of Def next
At ten o'clock iq the forenoon, end shew Cause Az
they have. Why lie player Of said pestion should not ~
PARKER TUCK, J.dss.
Assest-oso. A. DYRs, Register. = ;.
true copy Of the petition and Order d Court thessoss
g Attest:-0Ro. 4 DyBa. Register.
At Court of Probate holden at Elswofh. within and
the County Of IancOek, On the fourth wednesday
DOBERT q. BLAKE, administrator q the estate Of
IL saraL Bragdon iate Of Franklin la said County
deceased having presented his Anal account Of admins
tration upon said estate for Probate:
Ordered That the said Administrator give notice :"
oil persons causing COPY ofthis order to be
published three weeks successfully in the tn Arsf.
lean printed 1t Ellsworth that they n o. .pesf 1t
Probate Court to be held at Ellsworth !" sssd county
the rst Wednesday Of Dee next at ten Of the clock
forenoon. and shew eaus., II any thej have, why the
'-''' -- PARKER TICK, Judge
A;1pe s0py'-Aa'''' oro. 4. DYER. re;,.s.,
At Court Of Probate held at Eswcrh within and for the
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Al Court Of Probate held at Ellsworth, within and fu
the County OF Hancock. on the fourth Wednesday OF
Oct. 4 D. 1865
(,ED N. BLACK h al Trustees under the will OF John
" Black late Of Ellsworth 10 said County deceased
having presented their first account of Trusteeshp upon
said est tte Tor Probate
Ordered.-rhat the said Trustees give notice there
OF t. all persons Interested by causing CORY OF this
Order ne Published three weeks successively In the
Ellsworth American printed in Ellsworth that they may
appear at Probate Court to he holden At Ellsworth IN
the first sday December next, At ten OF the cl ek
III the forenoon AMI shew eause ary they have, why
'''' -' D " PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true Copy--Aitest
At Court OF Probate holaen at Enswolth within and
for the County Of Hancock on the uurth Wednesday Of
Oct, A. d. 1865.
y UEO. c. WoODMAN. Administrator Of the estate If
| Alexander Mcneil, lats Of Verona In said county
notwithstanding presented his hrst account Of Admin
istra,ion upon said estate for Probate:
Ordored:-That the said Administrator give notice
thereof 10 all pers ns interered, by causing Copy Of
this Order be published three weeks sucressi ely In
the Ellsworth American printed In Ellsworth, that they
may appear at Probate Court to he holden Mt Ella
worth. on the first Wednesday Of December next, al
ten of the clock the forenoon and thew cause any
they have, why the came should not be allowed.
Parker TUCK, Judge.
Il eY'' GEO. A. DYER, R.s'r.
I>hs subscriber hereby gives public notice to all corr
/ cerned. that he has been duty appointed and has
taken himself the trst Of An Executor OF the as
will and testament of
DANIEL PAGE, late Of Rucksport.
in he Co Of ncock yeoman by giving bond q
tho Law Directs he therefore all persons Who ~
payasat and those vAo have any - -
ibittAs ssos for settlement. -
bueksport, Nov. II, ises. u
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FOR SALE
r. O r e N II .

J'HE subscriber offers for sale tho dwelling
i house, formerly the homestead Of the late
Richard Ha.tings, situated about . half mile
from Ellsworth village, with one or two acres Of
land. The house is convenient one one story and
half biph With stable. This IL d desirable situa-
tion and will make pleasant residence for .
mechanic, or any other Pcrron.
RODNEY FORSAITH.
Ellsworth. Nov. 81. 3w45
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SPLENDID RoAINs,
All Sure of their Moneys Worth
W. FORSYTH & co.
81 and Al Ann Street. t.te !. and and Is Nassau
STREET. :er for sale the following magnificent List Of
Watches. Chains. Jewelry. Etc.
uEAcn ARTICLE ONE DOLLARta
-"s""'o paid 70, az y, y. s"o~ ''"'' 70. or.
$50 Gold and Silver Watches, S's.cos0 $50 % .seh
$40 Lad es' Gold Watches. IS 90 each
500 Ladies' and dents silver watches. Is % each
500 0e Meek and Guard Chains Is s.sh
5000 Plan, Chased aud Welding Rings IL.
5000 California Diamond Pins and Rins:.
IL IL 90 Gold 10. r:a:' silver Mounted Holders. -'.
10000 Gold Pens, Silver Gases and Pencils.
Together with Ribbon Slides. Bes,u Studs, Sleeve
Buttons, Gold Pencils. R<lt Rackles, BFooehes, Gold
and Rings, Seal Rings. scarf Pins, Watch Keys. Alto
variety Of Si'ver War. embracing doh'ets, Cups Cas-
tors. Tea and Table Spoons. from - to $50
The articles in this stock OF the nestest and most
ces in sealed envelopes and Mixed thus giving
all fair chance aud sent by mail - ordered aud
the receipt OF the ccrtiacAte u - NJ your option 10 tenu
ONE DOLLAR and take the article nau,rd in 1t. or net
or any other article in our list Of equal value.
CertificAt~s and Premiums
Sinale C"rncte. IS cents; Ave Certificates 81; elev
EMS twenty Ave, with premium Of Gold Pen 33,7s
fifty with premium II told Pencil ard Pen, $40 one
hundred with premium Of Silver Watch SO two hun
dred With premium Of Gold Watch $50 Certificate
NANCY to he enclosed with order. Every letter, FROM
ubaicr,r source, promptly dnsEered. J.
'io,-s sri by mail carefully packed. Al articles
not satisfactory can be refnrmed and exchanged, or
the MONEY refunded u ,eishsd. Tn usands Of dollars
81 Wxches sold cussomers during the past
year. =.
AGENTS wanted every where. Send Is cents for
tllcate and Circular. Addyess,
W. FORSYTH, 4 CO.,
Smi1 Ann IL New Vovk
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M A. r. r. Il d.

East Trenton-Nov. 18th. by Rev. VIM. A
Duriee, Mr.. Chelsea W. nodskins and Miss Clara
r. DeSisles, both Of 4 I.
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Usrmi(0tcs

SIN 9few 2ort ,@uurrter res Gtats iluism
naht EN- ~'SrauSo(e ben foIaeneen Gprlblao ,ur
Seils9uug unieres &riesrO: Der Snren lene
Die Selaoersl ~Gufbtbeu unp In Die llnion ,rriid.
tebren; SIEtotn NM DAVIS ~abgefeet uao Saas.
9su Nobsrt s. 9es Dom @puarsg aner Stootrp
gum praiOeuten sripdblt wrreeu.
lie 8tsoercinitBuug 9tucrlus an, Arm
.. Nfts. lit IN ben mcliten Staeten ce6 WcrpenS
onr@ 6'ltlt6ftittn bsedn9sn morDeu. DE lcsttn
&rf0Igs Der nOrOlthen @aGen i&emen oas 8uIf
peS Nosoete irtseer tinmal iter,euei ,u BADEN,
ban ss mt inns M6t:baus am Gebten lei, unS rs
maht prshalb Dor lauter 6reupe Die punpfrIih>
ltsn 9priinas unO Gapriolen.
= 2rrB Der Sis9seafntgbcit unGerer T,i,;oe
hetnen Die 6lbrer Der n6rbli1en ,Sr,sospartst
Dem 2Sstt'r ntht redt su trausn, "a bas gsolt
Der 9utfn Stapt 9ttp 2Jorf NIT DER glaaritt
uberraiht mCresn ut. pa6 remnath Die ouae,
meme illustrating in Seenf eslsst wercen fol-.
'2roe SieaesBe'rbrel uno pompbniirn QrcNjics
n'n butet f;b namIih Ssoer, frelmiQta in Den
Oienlt gu treten, nm pfm Glten BEN lektcu
AoeesltoB SsrteBen ga bflisn, unC Da muk Qlns
coin Separo II. Comp. fhUn Al @epaltmder
Bein srri1'n, ia III wsaisen Mcnatfn bic O,rnl.
sstt Der Snlfts Der Y~intse< Soloatsr nm IN uup
Ole &u9ein Der 5tstelsn uuo Rrantbett unb Sco
one cnnecIsS icon arg s,Ilbtctsn Rtibtn un,ertr
0tinor ga ourhbreben orObsn. @npllb mirD rds
norp'lGs BOZ bss & iss,s Gtfrorniga tptrS,rl
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@n.raie. NnsNauer. unttuaiemtr gBtle linp
rtF 3aupttsotnan litsur errti6uns srpRfr 3p,de
Wenn lih tci einem Sclte bic game 9ntsu,.
9tnj anp S9atfraft nui rtu.n Nuntt coneeutrirt.
ipenn te Ss5ns iein,r @rliter3 fcrtm6br.np ae
pdnnt lit, nm nit tsri lbtu bic pfclls lein,r
Wunihe auf Gin Sabre lang srlebntts .3isl at
iuIAHsacn, eann lit srOBs @abriarinlrdfsit
oorbanofn, cap ss pteIes ,3teI rrrsiipt.
%llnlrre CONFEDERATION bat pc9i BIS lest 8ie.
lsnHnltrsnRnn9en 8emaGt, lore uuabbdnatatsit
som Noroen ;s errsi6en; it bat ramtt bic Ses
rnnternr9 Der ;uIdauenoen @Glfer erect uno
m"ntes Bravo Ii B manhss Ia capU b,rvcroe.
rnfen. Ale;n Dem vu6iaen Stutadter feSnnte es
rt@t s~nt8sAen, rap Oisle 9roBartis,u anItrsn,
Aun9tn ni6t Die Wabre. tisfBsmm;flte gnsraie
mar, bic rem QrOben 3mtdt sntiprpaen battle.
lonrern oielmehr ipasmUciihsn DDer conYuIlipi
lhen 3ufun9rn 8Ii&cn. rsrsu 8eiultats isp.us
tails nnerbGst, bsirabs.uunatirtib oles Ulen5h
ltbf OF iibsri&ssitsnD, Oeunpd aber mmer Elm,
sri6'nhsnes As1ctjcR nit fb ~br,uatu, oit uibt
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untsrlaBt. eas etsn 10 eswaltiam Nufsttbirmte
Wisesr 3etfaasn su laGsn.
Dos SDlt pss 9ipens 1T unssrfenn6ar cine
uOs" Smpuls sslsitste Raee. 5pd9ssis, saa.
frsuneIid uub lsi&tinnts. f5nutsn fe nit Dem
0rieden oss Altertbums persliten wtresn, rusnn
60 ibnen niht an .f.insm @elhmad, on Der UNI
osrslsihii6en Naipitdt isnss mertpirpiaen gol.
les ieb!ts isnss Bottles. pas s%ertrefen wurpe
BON Der talten, %eiferneu, pbauto~ islpleu @ya,ne.
trait bes bsrritiu6tissu 8cms.
WOran es Dem SuOsn po,sasli& setri6t, 1T
GAS Salent oes Sr9anlfireuS, pes futlen in bic
3utuntf blidsns, un bic rehten Mittsl ,u or.
ssstfsn. elmer mOsli&sn @rtiis 3upor,utomm,n.
Was bel uns 9riGisbr. &C Giebt aeipSbulicb
NIT Stuer uub Sraft absr lstrer in Der eIfteu
Stuhre. Nie anpsrs III Der 9icrccn perfabreu.
Ots bort oprbsrri6snte ssttstenpe STAGE 1T pie
Der putitanet, Der faltsy Spstutnrteu, Die BON
ltarrer Serrlhiudt bsiselt, nit p%ftiiaer S,rebs
nun8. BON fstnem fSrsnpen @ntbuliasmus wokl
acsr BON roger oatiu6t setrirbeu, priifsnp in
Gas @e!ter lsbenp, ibr G6,f Ieatsn.
Stsie Wshiheu linp nod bsut III Iuas bae.
'elbs frpmme 9ad, pas i'm Sabre 1920 am DIP.
pioutb Ncd %Iarpsts,. eieislben reiist6isn Stan
palmahsr, persn umtriste irlbt Die autmltbi.
gen 5ouanter. Die ibnen ireunplihee QIyl ae,
ipabrl batten. aus ibrew. . Iesma berausris:
%etelstten Sbriitea. Dir ,ur GbIr 0cti,s nit Ser
lpanilden Snqulftiuu um bic 9Sette ibre 9utc.
ca-6s'e (&teer-S erbrsnnunsep) obsieltsn unS
lib our6 Gas Scrfcl9cn aIposr0gldubiser RUBIN
ltd aus3sjhneten.
&e'n Strl It bat ie. bis icst atseimredt unb
NIT elmer Sdbrefcit. rs Scpunbrruno crrs1en
rurpe laae tbr midi tartber,iat, mnlitisulsh oh
lubt III @runbs, BADEN Die NsGrudcr pce Sb,tn.
ebritsnteums untsr oemsS sdmantef ~ giraer~
pbtiart:op's BEN &f seaen era Surcn az.
fubrt nnb 3~auienot unltr,r oru ,trn tanrs,.Yis
ms ungeiubfe @rdb eetraht, Mi t.ualu ?
@twanetbeit ihptnStu ie ra5 S..pirl Epsr f;s
ltciSs Nsw gUrt, ibsr ben rriden ~ l.r. aa.r
oas plaitpcutibr. 9ti a~cs!abia, rnp teso.f !,
e'nr ShattraIt, cine G,uiRtt I. eir 81 va,.r r..
fen. oas etipas unbsuginmfN. trtrnr u, rr >
in lih trdst. N6se Der 5n On a 90, c,ni
@e9"fr gu rerathtsn, mbas q Ia u,tIa, tx. 1ia
Setlptel nrbmtn an Der 6rul-. nnu!,. T3t,r
mbBe unirr Splt sur @wfGt. t,np,en r ; ca ~
pahlen bat Smiiben udtsymrri.rqS uro lIaa,.
der Hecradn,ffrun9 isiRrr & e. lilbruni:r,r
mil Gem @eiile rint0 raSttSnouIssa sntbnu s,
mus, NIT nem SFtttlinn rfr llntotanm ,tpe r
ODER ess fir l& icitlt Soracps. btt psn i,cu-
li6en Sb'enDrtan Der Sdumlerlkteit uup ban
N''tleiO c.r'arnrsn bIinpeu 9Sertraacn DR. u
wtItnbtit Iafsn itt fetne 5isst srtd apftn.
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i@ 9ans stfn onh aui tsm Yerfsnpiauues-
Stanrpunfte ftsbt, Man mus ater inter alien
umltdnpen bic Sddpen aufpsden, wenn man lie
eetlen mill Das babe id setban. msinc Ser,
rem, unb Ger SdIuB meiner Rsee jpridf eafar.
eaB mir auf Dem Yctsn ess 8eats Die @e, fam
ct9un9 ln6en, uno i'd slaube, pas Die t5nialibs
>Stdatsrs9isrung init uns ~cenlslben gBea oebsn
mue, wsnn ie aberbaupt fir preusens ~conI,tus
ttcntue Serfafuns Gin Sssen unp elm Sell Isin
Ipn.
M tni Ter bss Suncru. SD SAFE
ausoridllb ertIdrt, ras i'd RE 8raae pss Rsdts
nnerbrte't ldit. Der 6crr prGipent miro mir
9%'ltatten, ion earouf auimcrtiam ,u maiden, .pae
sr ME per9tfcn purft. Zap. ipenh or cine Nnlprd.
DE on eae oaus uno bas 2apo bier in pieIcm
baulc rihtst, CT teineu b6tercn 81 otter iitcr fh
BAT, unp pieier umitlno m,(entlib beffimmeup
auf 5orm UNI Snbalt isin fuqts.
0ab es Der JteSjeruaa NIT Der 8eriaIuno
ntbt @rnlt 1T pber penisltrns nur 10 Ianae. ais
s5 tbr nm S%rretduna ibrsr 3rcfe IN tbun in.
%rarnber 1T Niemonp in 3me,fel unp man wirp
paber 10 LANCE idbe %ble;tsn, bis ole Sisaiernna
nn6siebt. &c frast Ib nur, mie nett (d bic
SoItspfstrstrns batet auf eoe SuIt lisen tam
nnO % bic Ejaculation Der 8tsieruns auf Die
Apatbie oeS Solfss falid opsr riatig mar.
Sn Der 5ortidrlttsplrtei, NO nan Ib nit
Wortsn %tcpfiiter t~Opfurtsr Scrtpdrts nir,sn
pollte. besinnt Die 3dbisftit, ete S~auptmunittuu
iir Die SolieYertrctuus in Dem SerfoTuuasfom
PIE cher na6iulalsn, OILS TIM Itnten Centrum, no
stns 9ot'n3iruug rce NIt- Stberaliemus ttr qo-
ger dutBeibla9en unr Die Scura,uf lire Der.
treiung %finost; rte ulirumcntausn unp Sruco.
len ltpb oDuis in Der MinOritdt unp Stsmard
mag 'uisbrn. u6 er i'm Suucrn Der Sfcnil,dsn
Nriuuna eten 70 pie &eble ,utbnilren tanu. ors
Go Sds Sritretcn bat. pirS nit cen Suneesfha,
ten Su tbun.
SorIaut9 mo6t ism In lcbt2sm SeRrrid ara
iu ltdH'h. Sls icbt tat man in 18isn iepen
S@r'tt Yreubens %9etreult, isOts proiect pee Ser
liner @dbtnsts III er i6icewtg boIIteiuijheu
6rngs %ucreiteIt uno ais ee GAR ,s lauf murps IN
allen @tnite sciaet; gBtr babsn feiu 3ntersll.
an Sdlrsris. 6plifrn. Elm um 10 s%,5Beres abcr
9fsfn ltoe @cbteteermlttaung 9rrusene, wpqt
SCR 9Tenbcn rabcr leetcrs. 10 bitten plr une
rim Stud S&leiiepS ais GriaB aus.
NaturliG marO pieir 5croeruna muir oeifelt
NEIL man pe unmD9iihfstt Der @rfiauus our=
duslnb unr liet PER- Siemarf peun and pa oe-
paittg IN rie @n9e getrteber unp Der Qlustaa
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and will never stop short of of its total and
irremediable eradication from every foot
of United States soil. It seems to be now
possible that this Congress viii submitthe
question of its wholesale abolition to the
nation within the next few days. II such
should be the case the verdict will soon be
rendered. Its yestiges will be swept from
our borders as from those of every other
STATE. In view of this probable action on
the part of Congress. and likewise in view
of oar own best interests, the suggestion
comes up whether 1t would not be the part
of true policy for our present legislature to
anticipate the action CT Congress and pass
an enactment of our own to the same eff
feet. The question has been moo.ed and
brought to our attention. Virtually, as We
said, the State is q free State, but in law
it is and will be for many years a slave
State. All slaves who were over twenty
one years of age on the fourth of July,
1863, are by negative construction
Of Sec. 7tb, Of Art. 18th of our Con-
stItution, left slaves for life. The Con.
stitutiou makes no mention or dispd sitiou
Of their cases but leaves them just W here It
found them. Astothose who were under
AZ at the time referred to Il simply pre-
aefibes he utmost limit 20 saich tbsys can
be held as slaves. tits believed that a
law in.haFmony with aud, indeed, lin fur
therance of the spirit of Sec. 7th could be
passed this session that would at o1ce blot
out from the Constitution ell responsibility
on our part for any further continuance of
the evil which is go vexing the mind of the
nation. five can pass such law there
is no reason why it will not inure to our
advantage. II we are virtually a free State
why not be so beyond all agitation within
and all prejudice without our bordersf
Since we have nothing in any shape to
hope for from the institution Of slavery,why
not secure ourselves from all possibility of
harm from it? No rejecting man believes
that we would be worse off if the remnant
still lingering among us was entirely gone,
while the large majority would say that
our status in respect to the sources from
which We must draw prosperity would be
Improved. tits for the legislature to say
howfar this question and these suggestions
are worthy OF their consideration. AT
least one gentleman of legal repute in the
State has expressed the opinion that it
would be entirely competent for the legis.
lature to act upon the subject.
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TnE death of Hon. Edward Everett yes

TRE death of Hon. Edward Everett yes
terdsy will fill the country, as 1t has the
city Of Boston, with feeling of profound
sadness. It ia doubtful if any citizen OF
the republic at this time filled so enylable
a position in the public estimation. Not
only was he respected always by Americans
of all parties, on account of his e1traordi-
nsrv attachments as a man of letters ana
a. ststesman, but latterly he has been
regarded by the loyal people of the country
AZ The very ablest civilian champion OF
their cause, and as such. they have con-
s,antIy warmed toward him until at his
death he was really loved as no man ofonr
day has been loved, not even excepting
Henry, Clay. His yirtues were not overcast
BY a single shadow. BE was pure and
esnial, cultivated and gentle. strong end
graceful. Conciliation, Difference, eminent
prudence and modesty were conspicuous
traits in his character. 1t has been said
that Webster had pauegy rist worthy Of
him in the person Of Choate, and hat the
praises Of the latter in his turn were tit
tIngly pronounced by Everett. Bnt a man
mora tn be lamented than either of them
has died, aud we doubt II there is any
one properly fitted to commemorate hi
iIlustrious life. "Ulysses has gone on hi
wanderings over the sea, and there is nc
arm at Ithaca strong enough to bend nil
mAtchless bow"