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cambrilss Market..Fcs. %.
wHoLpALE PEicu.

WH0LDALk fncU.
Prices Of Market Deef-Extrai 50 90 % 81 50 hrst
quality Sl3 % "a $l3 So second quality Sll so % ST.
90 third quality 50 90 10 Sill %.
rrces Of Store caitle-workins Oxen, v pair, $50,
$500, $3.50 90 500.
Milc Cows and Calves nun S3I, go. SIS SIS % $780,
fearinrs so % so two ysan Old SO % 50 three
years old si5 90 500
Prss q sherp and LAmhs- In lots 81 co. 81 IS % 81.
80 each extra "a 90 "a 81 90. from u 10 &c v h.
Hids % otc TAliow "a tic Y N.
Pcha 81 20 % 81 70 och Calf skins Is % Ice Y b.
Prices 81 Poutry-Extra ID 90 2Oc prime II 20 Isle
good 10 20 lie medium l5 % ltic poor TO medium II
"a lie.
n D. Becf-Extra ami fnt quality Includes nothing
but the best large kt stall led Oxen second quality In
cudes the hest grass-id Oxen the best stafei Cows
and the he's. three year old Steers ordinary consists Of
Dulls add the refuse a lots.
sbeepEItra includes Closets, and when those Of inie
ror quality are thrown out ofths lot.
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MARRIED.

In Blddeford, Feb. Is, by Rev J. Mcmillan Mr.: Rich.
ard H. wsdron q Portsmouth, N. H. and Mis- CiAa A.
Cole, Of Bsddeford.
In saso, Feb ls BY Rev G. O. Mason, Mr.. George San.
ford Johnson Of Rsadhed and Miss Melissa A. Howard,
Of sAco. Inoorecty inserted In last Issue.
In Kennebunk, By Rev e. worth, Mr.. Thatcher 7.
webber, Of Kennsbunt, and Mrs. Mary y. WOODWARD Of
Hollis. No cards
In Keupebunk, BY Rev. X. Worth, Mr. Jeremiah NJ Ia
ton and Mn Ann NJ. winu, both Of Wells.
In shapleIgh, Feb a. BY Alfred Hull, Esq, Mr. WI.
liam Psrions Of shapegh and Mrs. Ruth Jones OF Wat
erborough.
In brunswick Ca Feb 10, Capt. James Rowe ofStooe-
ham, Mass, and Miss NJ Cora Usgocd ofB
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In Bankruptcy.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS. In the matte

DIsTRICT OF MAINE, IS. In the matter
)of Joseph stack pole. Pursuant 10 an order
from the United states District Court for said Dis
trict. I hereby give notice that the second aud
third meetings OF the creditors Of said bankrupt.
for the purposes named In the nth section, the
BANKRUPT Act Of March I'd 1867, will no hold rs
follows The second general meeting Of said cred
itors at o'clock p. NJ. on the 10th day Of March,
A, ID 1904 In Blddeford In said District at the Of
fce OF ]. ID. Fessenden, Esq, Register In Bank.
ruptcy, and the third general meeting of SAID
creditors TO be holden on the sixth day OF April,
A, D. 1868 ut three o'clock p. ~, at tho Office OF
said ], 3D. Pss-enden ut said Dlddeford.
3vIO INCREASE n, klMBALL, Assignee.
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S.iCO LOCALS.

kepsAiiess csscsss--Nsssis"fiss ~ Jsme.
~. D~~risg. Esq, Tsr Nsysr.
The Republicans VI Sseo met. pursuant to .
call by the City Conuittes, At the City Hall.
last Saturday afternoon, and we're called to
order by Mr.. Hardy, Chairman Of the Com
mittse His Hoocr, Mayor HoSsou, Vas
cAossa Chair@ss, and Muses. J. Haiues, ESD,
Secretary. Prior to eenasasiss to ballot for
Q easdiiaAs ior Mayer. The Secretary Rad the
following lsttsr.
SAco, Fen n, isss
puAs ssn-Hsviay ksard that u vss the uisA
Of many Of NJ Rspsblss>a ffsssds THAI should
be the nanlnss Of he easess 10 meet today In the
sonlnslioa Of . candidate for Mayor for The CON.
iss year, asd issiisg soaadsas thai ssnsoe With
eli ny privsss susiassa do justice 70 myself %
tAssisy, 10 Nal sasss-sss. essadsA ~ sadss'sk'
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FARM

Situated 10 Kenpebunkport. 90 Kennebunk river. with.
In mile o the Village containing twenty-five acres Of
moving land and ben OF pasture and woodland.
half one, with an "L" and wooi house attached, aud
contains Ten we'll finished 10 In gv repair with
hne cellar under the entire holse. The barn 10 Is s.
feet and gosi order. There 10 extra well n water
and never falling brook en- the premises. All of the
buildings arc of very suI-rior character. There 10
good school within short distance, AMI four churches
within mile u the premises.
This farm IL pleasantly located, and commands ex-
tensive view Of tbs Village and adjacent shpyar, and
10 known ~ the 'Jaccb Merrill Farm"
The above premises afori an opportunity such 10 SEE
o o, P,s % Gs%n9s nxxrs Ss.,.1 !, s. III ,.a.
uoOefy, Kenoebunk, DE. Dim
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District Court of the United states.

DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
.DJossph staokpole, Bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
This 10 ~ give notice that Petition hiss been pre-
scented IN tho Court this 18TH day Of February,
rupt, praying that he may be decreed 10 hate .
full discharge from all his debtssiprovsble under
the bankrupt Act, individually and - . member
and upon reading said Petition, It 10 ordered
by the Court thai q hearing be had upon the
ssme, on the twentieth day Of April, AID
1862 beure the court IN Portland, In said District
at O'clock, r. NJ, and that all creditors who have
proved their debts and other persons In Interest,
may appear st said time and place, and show
cause, II any they have, Why tho prayer OF said
Petition should not be granted.
Nm p. PREBLE
3vio cisrI of District cssrf for ssid DStr,et.
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DIED.

r Notices of DEATHS not exceeding SIX lines, inserted
nee above that number at regular advertising rates.
In Bidderord suddenly Feb. 10, Mary Adams, wife Of
George II. Adams, aged 81 years.
In saco, Jan. II, Samuel whitten aged o. years and
months.
In Alfred Feb .. Of hemorrhage and lung fever Edwin
r., sou Of samuel and Phebe Davis aged 20 years. mos
aud II days.
In Rochester, N. Y, Peb II, While son Of Rev. ii. O..
Mott, formerly OF Kennebunkpof, sged IL years.
In Oana Minnesota, Israel Stone. formerly Of Ksnne-
bunkpor.
Dfrl - years.
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known lore Of order and sobriety always draws
around them % good approximation. The
floor was occupied 10 it, full capacity By The
merry dancers. while the galleries were hllsd BY
spectators. Tho, whole affair vas carried out In
the neatrst manner, for they are - gallant In
the Ball room IS thy arc active 10 respond q
the call Of duty. -
1sssd Hogs. ~ - -
Mr.. Chss. Hill Of this city received one day
this week, 81 fne round hogs direct from
Michigan. They are fine looking porkers,
weighing In the aggregate over 1900 pounds.
Mr.. Hill purchases somewhat largely at the
wut, mostly at Marshall. Mich. This lot came
over the Grand Trunk, and was 20 days on
the way. .t
IssaraWee. Hrrt..r ....a. 4
We would call attention Of our merchants
and others desiring to be insared Int good.
sound, Mutual Fire Insurance Co. to the state
ment OF the Dorchester Co. Of Mas. W. r.
Temple. Its Sec. 10 we'll known TO the people Of
saco. Applications received at Rufus Small &
sons Office, Biddeford Maine.
a Call .'..s. 1915
Rev. VIM. J. Alger Of Paris I'm, has accepts
Cd call from the Episcopal Church In this
city. and will take charge OF the pastorate i'm
mediately. ...#F
Accident. .aI s<Is
I'm Saturday. An Irishman by tho name OF
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aluiou aud Soarual.
r~vslSsrs' Guide.

.. s.o g... q. y'; e. .'s,s Ss Psis.1 =
10 81 J, u, % a.. = + !. IS s.i siarI
$500. p.rss Tsr Bsstss a III. 10 4. -,
40. SCI gssilA.< u 800 n'tS A.n-' And
TIA, sosr.A
~.u N,,..xsa~ats--nsss sssrd y. q.
4, ~ NED n 9oS q. H., and 3is '. q.
Snss ., !, m u A. u, and Stsrs fw LIN
49, :, IA "a rsrssss-h, Mso'izy, "Wednesday ..si
pus., a = 80 =. ~ LysAA ostkse, fiAAfsa>Ss my,
...,,s f,ss Ne Essf Il 90 4. n. arA 400 p n
S.es a. V,d a Il q asd so .. .. Non i<ssr-
N No a, n; Psrsoosae.i, hsoiay, "Wednesday
"a frsl.y Al SO . Ny Lyman $50 l"s'S
al, Al $50 -.
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About the silliest pleoo Of business wc ha
ever hoard Of was the request that ProsidI
johnson made Of General Grant to disobey
Senate, and that no (Johnson) would stand
tween the General and fno and imprisonmd
We thought that everybody knew that jus
does not accept substitutes In such matters,
makes tho violator Of her laws personally I'd
out the penalty. II President johnson wa
70 have a law violated, why doesn't no VIC
Il himself! General Grant h too shrcwd,
wise and too good . man To DO caught In sue
trsp.-.Ntp York Ledger.
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Th Forfy-y.eond Annirsrsarytof ths american
Sunday School Union,in hs academy Of Mnsiey-Ths
festivities were presided over by Chief Justice
Chase who made an admirable speech. The Acad:
and chorus Of six hundred children sang with In.
Al1iaiGul 1Eiih their clear, fresh voices, sup
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In Bankruptcy.

district OF MAINE, ss.-The undersign.
D/od hereby gives notice of bis appointment rs
Assignee of kbraham Perkins, Of Ksnnsbunk port.
in the county Of York and State Of Maine, within
said District, who has been adjudyed y bankrupt,
upon his own Petition. by the District Court OF
said District JOHN Y. SCAMM0S, Assignee.
saco. Feb 81. 1863 3Wj9
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DIR. Days Sangliinalo, or Blood Puriter, sure
cure fr Dysepea sure for Catanh, sure cure foe
Headache sure G all diseases arising hun an I'm.
pure state of the bod Made nom roots and herbs, and
safs In al Gases. Give trial and satisfy yourself he
sure and get only Dr.. Days sangunao o. Blood Purri
ali others are countereits Price One DollarSx bottles
for Five Dollars BAILEY BRADFORD, Propdeton
S38 Washington st., Boston, Mass. y6l
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The periodical and fancy goods store OF
A. Bstchelder 4 Co., In Congress Block
this city. Was entered on Saturday night,
forcing two back doors into the cellar. and
other to get up into the store and pip
gold pens. 30. to the amount Of say 81
carried of.-Portsmoufh. ". n. Ckrosiele.
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cssisss In our ehaassshls slinass. {
will aiwaysprsvali. Cruel eonsunptioa vii
10 victims Those dlsessss, ifattsSdsd 70 ID
% Do ssssstsd AID ssrsd. he rsnsdy
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c,yY IociL AFFAIRS.
Whd


Geni~g Wild.
TIC small clique o' Hs"
FROM year 10 year they can GUY e"
enough " carry the cay, ~ any .' -
getting wld and are striking Out IN aA ""9
tons. a. witness the following IRON '"er o's~"
WI. 1T. ne .s S.s ,hts shs. and IN. other INA,
,saess sssi 20 asy r.. l.a! s.I 20 ,. .s. y
nsis W.,
That Is Il. exactly. These fellows have oeen
elected by poor men 80 oftcn they %s'n " "nA
they have lease Of the otaccs' 50 he P0"e
men the rank and fle, are cuiicd about, and
told 10 no, only"yo for Us" but pay "r II
vou-..lt" too There arc many Woodworking
mechanic, who are 50 pervcre as TO think that
,her. Ar, other men who woald make quite as
,o., M,vor md quite a. god Alderman, as
a.. .om,o.;,, that ,msI, circle Of sristoentie
eb,ns Who'll have ordsrsi this and that working
man IN vote them into Office. $1,000 year,
49,. Soy,,,, . d,y. n no, enough for the
,;,h N 4, Who never dn . days real work in
ri. Ns.. nm, h, must have Q thousand or -
mors a. N. ,coolc,, money, and Be called
Ia...,,,., M ,hev lnov more than moor
-, A.. ,,.v NOV. ror,sr, Are they more
-, -. ., ,h... r,., ubv do
thcs. boys assume U represent the Democratic
80 .na xhv ao., N. n.r,y ..hoo.,.. them
~ ~. o. anil allow them 10 catch
:, Az. ,,,,,;.
every dollar that Is appVprps' W ''o P1o'''
money! For this reason: the Democratic party
Is hound, hand and foot, in Biddefcrd, and thee
rich do no,hings, who sport their hnery, and
l,urh a, the poor nan, who care no more about
the Dcuoeratic par,y than the man In the noon,
-, ,,,;,,w ,h.;, ..,r.. m.o,inrs. as they do
-, A. -, o,, On. Office. Thu
80. ~. 80. IN al anil now ,h,, there
- -, ma, who think .,,,
4. .,v n. we'll as
'n's o's"' ~ '',' -. =.
'n''0 's" !o'"s ''''' ,.h..
'ns'r pee' "e'0 ~" -
est mechanic ''"" s.''N''
"do 1t yonrseii' walk up A"a n'ip y" '''
biiis' &c.
Inc net S tnefo a'c"s 'o' many :"
who thought they belonsei to the Democratic
party, and who have thought that they usually
yotei the Democratic ticket but they now SIC
that there |. mn Democratic Marty about II, and
they have been voting for this or that man, for
th,, oN,,c.cclcr and f,r the other humbug-
,.- ~ N. n,h,ic fall Of whom have A pretty
S,.,,,v or ..,,i,, r;,h ri,bou, uorkinr,. and
a.. -. n. a.. .,-0.,. .h,cl,;nr
,,, I;.l All. ..,,. ,...hs,;, ;n,o the yut-
IN" "ou'u A'A ms '"' e 80 - ~ - .e,,.
'e'' no '"'u. P''""' y - ~,
pompos'tiS' my arc oes'nh'"s '"'"A
and Aldermen lust a. well, and that the country
won't suffer nor the Democratic party die IL the
people should put up candidates irrespective OF
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m,nissioners Notice.

WE having been appointed by the Judge Of
w Protate ir the County q Ycrk, 10 receive and
examine claims Il the crutors Of Edwin rros late OF
Kenoebunk In said County, deorased, whose estate ep-
rcreusrd insovent svs notice tbs. SIX months, commence
Ing the seventh day Of January 1865 have besn allowed
% sa ereiito 20 bring In and prove their claims and
that We win atteo IN The servos assigned II the ooe
Of william r. Lord, IN Kennebunk, the last Saturday
e.eh a ssId daya WILLIAM " LORD,
WILLIAM ID. MASON, Jr.
passi at Ksnpebunt, this 10Th day Il feh. 1898.
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.V'e,u Advertisements.
In Bankruptcy.

district OF MAINE, ss.-The undersign-
i Jed hereby gives notice Of his appointment ~
assignee Of James NJ Andrews. OF Biddsford, In the
County OF York and State Of Maine. within
said District. who has been adJudged . bankrupt
upon his own Petition, by the District Court OF
said District.
Blddefors, Feb. ,, 1868. 1913
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rHs ConrAss BoxlD.-East, Wet Nsrtl
6ouih, IN every direction. PyISs Sslssssss
supsrseding al others. 10 has noFs SlsSaS
pars, vholseoms, and harmless. Ash your
les Sylss ealersses. Bee that his name \ !;
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In Ilanl<runtcY.

TN the matter Of william Stanley, Bankrupt.
l. In bankruptcy. DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his sp'
pointment as Assignee Of William ttanley OF Ber'
Wick in the county OF York and State OF Maine,
within said District. who has beeu adjudgsd .
bankrupt on his own Petition by the District
Court OF said District.
February 10, 1868. 3wjl0
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DR.. 10 Vat Ii great Indian doctor al The nd
ford House, 10 over crowded during the evenin
Those who can conveniently are requested 70
during the day. Hours fron "a. NJ tosP.M.
or no pay.
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Cotton fabrics washed In soaps whoss al
Are unsultabls n proportion or quality, 81
impsrfsctly eombinsd, ysry speedily rot and
warranted 70 have no suoh injurious eject
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fotal.....n1

Number II cars over the different roads-Boston and
Albany. rs Eastern, ~. Total, lo2.
Prizes Of Market Beef-Extra 81 90 % II 80 hst
quality SIS 90 10 IL SOL second quality $ll so II so
third quality $40 % ID II 10.
Prids ofstore Cattle-working Oxen, v pair, $50,
.201. 80 "a JOE
M,Hh Cows and Calvcs-$37, so, IS. S.
Yeallngs $40 % 20 two year ODDS SO % ~ three
year dds $45 "a 90.
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Most Of the diseases incident 70 human M
suit ffom.s palm producing cause. sad NE
cured by . paia relieving agent, such ~ 81
Rhsumstio Compound.
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Real Estate.

- Stores and store Lots. Houses and iiouss
I'm Lots, located on the principal streets In Did
Ldeiord, for sale low. Terms made satisfac-
tory. by CHARLES HARDY,
once No. Lincoln 81.
Biddeford. Me-. Feb. q, 1867.
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I'" A''''' E.,o,. Fab. II. 1868.

MnsRs EDIroRs: This town is about milss
long and vide, bounded on the west by the
nearly through its center from north 10 soath.
There are In town no collection Of buildings OF
ssfheient number and eompsetaess. really 10
coastitute village, and yet many parts are
thickly settled. There Are but two stores In
town OF any account. and one Of thsss Mas
started less than year EGO, o. ~1he Nsek" b
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Ny children are not yet Starving" nor in
any Immediate danger Of death from starvation,
although they might all have died long ago from
that cause for all the rclicfI ever received from
the '.Grcat American Model Lettcr.writer."
When subscription paper Was In circulation
for the purpose Of aiding me to buy cork leg
To replace the ono lost at Cedar Greek, where l
fought under gallant Phil Sheridan, ON applics-
ton being made TO the patriotic and phiian-
hropie Capt. Pike (who In type % overtlows
with .vushing" sympathy for the iAboring man.
understand the sailors formerly under his COM
uand never experienced much benefit from it)
refused IN give anything, saying he "uosbin' I
Give a damned cent - that elf WAS damned
fool enough TO 90 out 10 war I might apply to
thoss VINO sent me there for my cork leg" And
the gallant Captain kept his workable didn't
give q cent.
That there "a any particular "glory" In "tell-
ing my children" (starying, orotherwise)"about
the loss Of my leg" do not suppose; but do
feel an honorable and Unstable pride In the
fact that the limb vas lost In the service OF my
country; and feel that II viii be cause Of sat
isfaction to my children that i made this sscr'-
fee.
Does Capt. Pike think that his children (who,
FAR from starving, are brought up with every
luxury viii have any such cause for satisfAc-
ton when they look back upon the course thclr
father pursued In the hour Of pcrnt II hs
dos think %, Il ID because much fssr Of injury
to his property and dread Of ''taxs" has made
him mad.
Under the lcsd Of such . "CaPtain" and In
his company don't train. dad ~ TIE
Fiag. OpxnlAu SwIn,
Lats private In Co. L 10Th Me- volsI
TrissspA hall.
The Triumph Engine Company Of Bddefard
gave their annual BAH In this city last evening.
and every thing passi Oh In the nost pleasing
manner. Thsir music was superior 10 anything
we have heard In the city. he company pros
sat were Of the nrst rspsutability. and The III
lunPhs have rsasoa b b prod tAaa Asir well
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vtrVLs t.Ata,i..
...iat ~.
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brighton Cattle sfarkct..Fsb. 40.
suNBER yRon fHE SEVERAL STATES.

Cattle. Sheep 4 Lambs. Horses. sw
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q Rssl bills printed ., .A,s oass
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-02
.JEs.gR KED.


| CooK-BURGESs-O Wednesday, Jan LIST. 1865
by the Rev 3. YanDersal, AT the residence of tn,
brides parents, Mr.. Lafayette Cook. of somers
and Miss kmeretia Burgess, of Mt. Pleasant. No
Cards.
FOSTER-SMITH-De 25, at the NJ. F. Par.
sonage Bristol. by Rev. r. Blackburn, Mr.
Andrew W: Foster n. and Miss Emma r.
Smith, both of Salem, - AVghs sI71'~ q =
JONES COR--a't the CITY Hotel ON the
25th inst BY Rev. John Gridley, Mr.. Thomas
Harvey Jones, and Miss Mary jane Secor.
both of Mount Pleasant Wis. .-fEi3 a,7 = :
KNAPP-MoINTYRE-B F. j. Owen ESQ, on the
26th Dec. 1867, at the residence of Mrs. L. A..
Udell Nh. Charles a. Knapp of Winnebago Co..
H., to Miss Sarah Mcintyre, Of Salem, wis.
SIANLEY-RIX-Als by the same, on the 30th
Dec, at the residence of Mr. j. B. Hutchins Mr.
Afalzman Stanley. to Miss Elizabeth Rfx, all or
Lake Co., III.
Inc proper fee for publication of the two forego--
ing marriages, is acknowledged, A sure indication
Of good beginning.
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6he gsnusha Tfl s8faph
THURSDAY, JANuAK1
s~-ss q q -
The New Year. sIraaVdA &

The New 16ar.E lENHFJA 81
The new year 1868 is usbered IN and the
IA us.r 1s67 has taken its place in the
ronk. of the receding past. Inc ie0oio'
of the past year. are unalterao1e ~
' ran add to it one transaction, Or take
:. single deed. All of its events,
however great or smell, are written IN the
hoot If Gods remembrance, Fever to De
oe.oed The oblixious wave of time, VIII
cover all the lesser incidents Of the
vear from the recollections OF the now
Iiving-only its marked events, will pass
into written history.
The hopes and aspirations OF all who well
come the new year, are in the future; the
plans and purposes OF life, reach forward to
the unborn days to come. These plans
and purposes, ars as diverse and Various az
the individualities of the, race;dsfhe n1ef
chant has his line of policy raQEs eEI Jess ae-
fined; the mechanic lis; the agncutnraiist
has debated the means Of turning hisfarm 70
the most profitable account Every PROBES
sion and employment, looks hopefully for
ward, to make the year entered upon. one
of gain-of personal advantage The
prospective market, r. the price Of Ia
Dor, and the probable results Oh
a wears toll and effort, are vaguely or conf
IDENTIFY calculated upon. Buoyant expec'
tatiop, lights up the future with better
time coming. Itais not the province Gilman
TO brood over ''fnture ills he knows not of
hope is the souls anchor-the worlds inspi-
ration 1t is appropriate to anticipate sue
cess and the accumulation of wealth by al
lawful agencies But while the great ma
iority are intent on getting gain, the grea
fact should not be lost sight Of that the &C
ouisitions of wealth alone, never insure true
individual or national prosperiety The in
terests of humanity, do not demand of tn
present age, greater achievements in none.
making; but more earnest endeavor for th
improvement of tie mental and moral con
dition of the people. True greatness, ca
never be measured by mere increase of rich
es. Let every one then, who has enters
upon the year 1858, rosolye to contribut
something, to aid in advancing a higher civ
ilization; to give additional impulse to tn
cause of education, and to the diffusion of
sound morality.
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