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Rockland, Oct. II, 1867.

[From Noses D 1gbbetts, Jefferson, Mel
can recommend Miss Sawyer's Salve, highly
have never used so good an article. For healing
purposes it is without an equal. ,,,,r,e,
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xL.h 0oS4Ra8s- 3sooaa saasion

Mr.. Moorhead will endeavor to call up The
tariff bull Tomorrow aud have IL made the
special order tor another day.
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Freeport. March IL, 1867.

From Rer. W. H. Crawford ana aoife, East Corinth
Matne.
East Corinth, Feb. 49, 1868.
This may certify that we have used Miss Saw
yer's Salve" in our family eight gears and We can
CHI erfuly bear te >tmony 10 its merits as hedtng
soothing Salve in all cases of Salt Rheum or ln1am-
ati
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[Fron, S. M. Stetson Of Freeport, Maiael
FREEPoRr, March 20, 1865.
hereby testify that ISIS Sawyer's Salve has cured
s,oeting mig heel Of several years. standing.
gladly recommend it to the public an invaluable
remedy tor swelling and lamehess of any kind.
S. M. STETSON.
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Sherif's Sale.

CUMBERLAND, So. aEF
A rrACHED on sundry wris. and will be sold at
~ Public Auction, the highest bidder, on FRI
day. Juiy l0th ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, at store No,
Exchange Street, recently occupied by Capt j. j.
mer.s, Sa inetts, Ghinchias Beavers, Broad Cloths
TT cots, Cioakngs. Tweels, Doesk ms, Las ings in
iugs, DUCK, Wadding, silk, Twist, Buttons, Coats,
Pants, Vests, Boys Clothes, Paper Collars, Show
Case, Curtains, Picture, large Mirror Stove saving
Machine, Desk, failo 8 Tools eleven Tables, &c.
Dated at Portland, J"ly q, 1861.
E. n. PERRY, Deputy Sheriff.
F. o. BAILEY, Auct. jv7d'd
Horses, Carriages, &c, at AuctlOn
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II o'clock A. NJ, on ne
II market lot, Market street, shall sell Horse
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl 20. f. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
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HACK IOE SUIt.
ENNQUIRE of
FL S. C. RUMBLE TT SEQ,
may30dtf No 95 Federal Street.
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Dread Collegiate Institute Tor
Young Gadies!
WORCES TER, M A s.
TALL Term be gins September 10, 1865: send Ior
L Catalogue II. r. GREEN. Principal
II n2
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TIL Il B Z - It
COOKING STOVE F.!
IN THE RID.
MAGEE'S ADVANCE.
THE BE y IT


L will draw and bake perfectly when every other
L large stove would ertirly fail
The oven will heat In less time and remain hot
longer than any other. 1t is the most convenient
stove ever made 0a eil- tna
The oven very large, well ventilated. and bakes
perfectly even. ~ "A
1t is provided with an additional Hot Air Fine
at the bottom, which retains all the heat that in Other
stoves Is thrown TO the floor and wased, passing IL
into the oven 10 intensity and equaize the heat in
the oven.
its a perfect GAS BURNER, usiug all the COM
bustion CO ltained in the fuel for heating purposes
allowing none to escape through the pipe and be
vase iunburned
Every stove is provided with Warming Ci"s-
81 at the front which very usefn and Convenient
arrangement.
In Importance at IS Decidedly
Beautiful!
1t is made of the best material, and fitted with all
possible care.
IN tact there Is no chimney with so poor draft but
that this stove will work to pc fection it contains
within itself all the elements to crea e a dlait
We cordially invite the citizens of Portland to call
and examine this Stove, and know that we speak
truth. a
wehaye one of these stoves in constant operation
at our store. $50 III sF,
We are the sole agents in Portland tor the Mage
Goods, consisting of his celebrated
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Rev f. Cutter Hon. N. A. Burpee,
Rev, W. .. Holman, Francis Cobb.
Rev. Joseph Kalloch, John I. Berry,
Rev. George Pratt, VIM. ii. Itcomb,
Cen T. p Cilley and wife, Mrs Charles Snow,
Cant j. Croker and wife Mrs Alex snow,
Capt. David Ames q wifeDr E, T: Chase and wiie'
WIN. Wilson and wife, j. Wakefield ana wife,
r r. smear VIM. Beattie aud wife,
a s Rice jacob Shaw and wife,
Geo w KImbaI John S Case and wife,
r r MallarJ H. w. Wight and wife,
Enbrain, Barrett w o. Fuller and wife,
Tandar Weeks Tomas Colson and wife,
Dea Henry Ingraham and wife,
,Iosenh FarweiI (mayor of Rockland) and wife,
NJ q Andrews (P M. OF Rockland) and wife,
/ X. Kimball and wife. William McLoon.
IF Won desire more information, write TO any cti-
zen IF Rockland and they will take pleasure in re-
| Commencing this Truly Wonderful Salve
| W. F. Phillips & Co ], and w. w. Whipple & Co.,
| 7 W. Perkins & Co., Wholesale Agents. Sold at re-
tail by all Druggists in Portland. Mayi.d3n
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REV. w. H. CRAWFORD.
JULIA A CRAWFORD.

From John g. Dillingham;, FreePort, Name
This is to certify that had tumor on my face
Itwas there about three years. 1t kept increasing
in size, till 1 was advised to try Miss Sawyers
Salve. bought a box and carried it with me, and
every time thought of it would rub the tumor
with the Salve and before used one box the tumor
entirely disappeared.
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1t is simply an act of justice and perhaIs IL viii
be favor to the public to say that 1 nave used
Miss Sawver's Saiye tor ten years. and believe it to
he most valuable remedy tor the purposes for
which it is recommended. It is most effective for
orima in cases where salve is ever used for them
IF has nroyea an almost certain cure ordinary
scratches in horses. -
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Camden, Nov. 10, 1867.

we the undersigned. have been acquainted with
Miss sawyer for many years. and believe her to be
christian lady and skillul nurse, and having used
her salve in families, it gives us great pleasure
in saying it is the best general medicine we have ev
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We. the undersigned have sold more of Miss Saw
yer's Salve, within the last six months than any
other kind Parties who have tried it speak in very
c.. P. FESSENDEN,
s. E BENSON,
L. M. ROBBINS.
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Recommendations

The following are few selected from the multi
tude of recommendations in the possession of the
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Portland, june %, 1868. iune24df
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
LATEST SHIP NEWS
ARRIVED.

Steamship Dsv's Mott Providence ndse. sud pass
SteAmslp Brunette. Howe. Philadelphia. nd-e ant
Steamship WD r. CLYDE, Powell, Wilmington, c. % hoai nd''
and pass.
Bark Navigator Lefewore Rio Jsneiro 50 days Cogee
Brig Wa IA. Paris, Parker. kliabetnpori
BAek swan Polgtr Georrtoan n c. Us dals lumfef
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
SOUTH AMERICA.

.rup ,vAp IN pARAGUAY-LOPEZ AT vILLETTA-
DIFFIcIITY BETWEEN PARAGUAY AND THE
UNITED STATES.
LONDON, Oct. SO.-The South American mail
steamer has arrived out. She brings dates from Rio
Janeiro to the 9th inst. The latest advices from
Paraguay state that Gen. Lopez held Viletta with
all his forces The allied army was near at hand and
news of battle was daily expected. The Portu-
guese Consul has been forcibly taken from the
American Legation at AssunciOn and shot United
States war steamers had gone up the Paraguay river
and peremptory demand would be made by the
American commander for redress. The recent con-
duct of Mr. WaShburn, the United States Minister 10
Paraguay, was much cenSured at Buenos Ayres'
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
HOME NEWS.
tTHB wEATHE.


esuYoRg HouT. Tbsr Bar WiuA Hour Tler Bsr wiBA
oct - 5ic 3059 n. p
70 ylC3 NE ~
80, 1858 r. n X
aud aferneOn-SlehtlF cloudy
1be Morning stsTbs planet vssas copinue 70 be
a unul Ahy ., jVs9
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
A stubborn cough that will not yield f

dny remedies may thoroughly cured by JAMES KKPKcroRAST
medicine in AL Bronchial AID Pulmonary disorders Sold
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

FAMILIES TRAVELLING may secure cIegan
su.es Of rooms by telegraph HousE bosr"N
with eyer convenience comfort uIu MessrA Rice have
u enyiAbe reputation A. landlords
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
GOV. WARDS RESIDENCE AT NEWARK ATTACKED
BY observation-disclosures PROCEEDINGS
nj Y HONICIHE

GOV. WARDS RESiDENCE Al NENAKh h1IACkED
BY observation-disclosures PROCEEDINGS
PROBABLE HOMICIDE.
A Democratic parade took place at Newark
on Thursday night and characterized by the
violent proceedings, the glaring outrage being AN
attack the residence Of the Hon. Marcus L. Ward,
Governor of NewJersey. Shortly after midnight the
PROCESSION advancing down Washin ngtOn-st, and
the advance company IL the jackson Guards reached
the front OF the Governors dwelling number OF the
redshirted villains attacked the gardener Of the place.
John Mckele. who standing the street, with
clubs cng him down and rendering him insenshlc.
The dsOrdery crowd then made rush for the house,
and with eries Buru the id house." XIII the mtg
gerlovcr battered the doors with their torches,
broke I'm the side lights and committed other depreda-
tOns. During the riot, Policeman Charles Miller and
Jose GaliafdO bravey resisted the mob, and with the
assistance O several ctizeus drove of the rioters The
piazza of Gey Wards residence sTewn with torches,
clubs, DC, and covered with the blood O the wounded
The saloons Of Richard Post and Mrs. Burns, Mar
ketst broken into by means OF axes, and robbed
of cigars liquors, and other portable property. Tho
Assembly in the seventh Ward, attacked, and the
windows broken, his nomination was not satisfactory
the mob Two fatal casualties occurred during the
night. Cornelius Coffee, member of OF the Jersey
City jackson Guards struck the breast by the
wadding from small cannon. and badly injured that
Of the prOcessiOnlsts shot through the right
breast by the accidental discharge Of pistol hed by
Michael Mooney. This parade OF the Democracy the
most disgraceiu exhibition, III every particular That has
ever occurred IN Newark
At meetI Dg held In East Newark the night, the
Democrats assaied the speakers with the most disgust
ing language ana assaulted the LegiOns that paRded
through the streets. with stones and clubs.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
FRANCE.


IIIH TI0ON T II9Is OF TIE 0DNVND EUI'VT II
LONDON Oct S0.-Maps, which are now said to
have been prepared by the order of the French Gov
ernment, have been issued to show that the Second
Empire has strictly regarded its frontiers, as laid
down in treaties with neghboring powers. 1t is in
ferred that this explanation is made to cover the
Emperor's abandonment of war policy.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

YANKEE NOTIONs.-An UNRIVALED
NUMBERl
Containing trstclasS Humorous illustrations by
J. A. HOWARD.
II. T.. STEPHENS,
f. BEARD,
BISBRE
f. LEUTZB.
MAX GRANDNOBLR
sol. EYrINGE,
artists IN 81 pictures comic semieom and sarie
1Ibbng than "a heads incang e portraits Of
The three carestures
l. DO YOU CALL THESE DUMPLIHGs OR BLUE PILLS GIut
rAtng tho political situ&tionl -
H. ATWoPAGB CARTOON EXHIBITING EIGHT OF OUR
LEADING PUBLIC MBN, BADLY TAKEN WITH THE "GRBCIAS
BEND
Ill T. PORRESrS lthe .rsgedanl MRDITATIONS ON 4
SKULL, UNDER VERY PECULIAR CIRCUMSTANCES.
reading entertaining the Editors Chl
Basket hundred anecdotes AID numerous sharp hits At the fos'
Of the day.
Now ready at al depots, Is cent? copy.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
THE CITY.

Phe Park Commissioners announce that the
Hast park concert for this VIII take place al the
Mall today commencing at NJ, II the weather be fine.
Mr.. w. W. Sharpe. long connected with the
,rc.e Of this city married recently, Dy the rev. Dr.
%tlletI 10 Wsp Annie Could OF Huntington, J." J.
The Rev. w. r. Clarke, editor OF Ihe ne, Lt6eyaI
cLyisflnn will preach at Washington HdI' IhlIuaVc'
near Onebuudfedandtwenty-hi list, tOh-OiTO" mofh-
ing =,
Two Of HerIing's safes passed through the
great ou cOn1agTaiiOB Of Sunday IlRbt, ht uunteI
Point and we're opened yesterday. The Do0Hs' pAporS
ard money were found well preserved.
In the absence Of the Controller YESTERDAY liS y;
C.a,o Annfducf Deuaffncnt failed 10 make awards oI
contyacs Tor constructing sewers, aud ayng sloncboeH
UayeInents iB certain streets
Al the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Jus
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
GREAT BRITAIN.
LORD STANLEY.

LONDON, Oct. 3O.-Lord Stanley has not yet com
menced the parliamentary canvass at Lynn-hegiS'
1t is said that he remains in London awaiting Secre
tary Sewards reply in regard to the protocol ior 'no
settlement of the Alabama claims.
FITTING OUT OF TWO NEW POLAR EXPEDlIioNS
Two scientific expeditions to the North Iole arc
now fitting out; one at Bremen uhder IoteiiAiii
and the other at Hayre, under LumDert
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN
GREAT DEFICIT IN THE REVENUE.

GKkAT DEIICII IN TIE kENhNUE.
MADRID, Oct. S0.lt is estimated that the deficit in
the revenue this year viii reach 5OOOOOOO pounds
sterling. The Spanish Government seeks to raise a
loan of 2OOOOOOO crowns at interest of 6per cent
RESIGNATION OF GEN. EsCALANTE-THB NEW
CAPTAIN GENERAL OF CUBA.
SenOr EScalaute has resigned his Office under the
Provisional Government.
Gen. Dulce has finally accepted the appointment Of
Captain-General of Cuba, and viii soon sail fol-
Havana.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
FRAUDULENT CERTIFICATES
OF
NATURALIZATION.
$500 REWARD.

to the hDosedge Of the REPpb'AH u'o'
STATE COMMITTEES. extensive frauds are beng COMMITTED 10
the procuring and issuing CERTIFICATES or NATURAL
ZATOS the the ensuing election IN VIOLA
ton Of the United aud the State Of psc
ally Of the oosiug section Of the laws the United States
Law, Of tb. United States l789-la57 II person shN falsely
mae forge procure To he h mAds
forged oountr.e certificate evidence oi citizenship feer'l
this shall pa, alter, true any ase eged Or
ounteeted Of citizenship shall MAKE sale or dispose 20"
oer6cate Of citizenship 10 ssy pesoa other man We 'a m
originally issued sud 20 whom ~ ght belong e''
shah be dcmi and udgd guilty o felony and on bes
u shall De seuueed 10 be Hpf'
pr pri not less than three DOR more
than 500
discretion Of the Court uking cogufapee thereof
Now We tbs u8de gned hereby Offer reward OF
FIyR HUNDRED DOLLARS person who 'ha give Information
which ard couton Of per'on o'sndns
s,s,, the rrvont of the statute such ,~ad 10 b
paid upo s eer,ac,ts T. District Alorny' Mshs' of
tb, r,,pset,s District, ofh Mr. York oetobsr O. 1904
HENEY 4 low. Chsirts,n - Con. Rep UnoS State Con
J.~Es TEKWttI1G-H Sccrstirr.
DEGULAR Union Republican Nomination,
III XXtb ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
EIndlng from Fosh 10 SsSeutrtht sh ars u ta' RIVER Do
for Ass~Hhrmau.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
IAnnouucsIueuts

JUsT TIE THING.-KnOx never made hap
pier besne than he has this season bis Winter
style for being pronounced all sides an Hnme
able beauty Hat fail viss bis aeoom No 2s
BroadwSy corner Of Pul,oBSt
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

THOUSANDS who are using the BURGLAR
testify ts ners Pamphlets With ten Or Nsv
hundred rrgari to burglary All
ipageme dealt with te full eIni Of he Law for such
provided b. HOLMES, No IOl broAdNAy
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

steamship DsVs mon ffot1ehee' inlSe' htu pass
kieanslp Brunette h""e fni.sle lht muse an pass
steamship ND T. tlde fo"eII Wilmington ~ - o' honi' "'e
and pass
BARK navigator LetWofe, hlo Jahelro - Gays 'ouee
Brg W n H. Paffs, iafkei hIiAue'npori o..
DIX D'ANA 0"A - 80 ,,.,,.Tv".,'
u..... p.....la--- C..nr.c,c, It,,,f,,t
M, i.T "a Ptor,tenc" Jopi.a Tris,I r,,ysI.or.
T.t.s - S...tJ.r,, ST., Ns,.h., PM pt.er
1caso oa.sr Ysptnst.t I,rolI Bo.t.g
I..sc Asl,oop Fiy.b.tbpou Lamartips RIlsbethport
Laurel. EiIAhethpoTt y = GodSin kitat~thpot
Msehiui BhiaheihPo't ~ vs''t - ri
Fi"ss Rond,,at r J nm Rh1alcihpor.
Gen Warren Elrabethport Anh k.iia. Phisdepbi.
A. Palmer. Phiad,iphs ~ 4. fOuirr ScOfgstpsn
Mary l.. HanOn Port Johnson james " nag Nr"rfn y Z
" b. BerieL. koHdugt lsaiosl lct bl. Portland
Kate Mclean. Pal River Asinra. PfAlkhu.
limo Roeklsbf Richard Borden I'roy4sacs
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

THE AMERICAN BATHS, corner Irving place
and the comprehensive 10 The eout Tax
h Russas Supturous Fumgsted and other medeAist bAi
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shah MOI i, suffice, 10 any ro,tal ctmqeby
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Or The nitrd S,ninc Ia bn n,,(yad
ISrt, ,yDrIV IouNSuy
iiy III, y, ;A.r,
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Whereas trcu,v oi ricuiShir. com,ncrcc.
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America and the republic Of Nicnrawua. was
n,'V,'r1 N''' S'Eh'H ~ 'i.e'r respective p"ni-
twentv.iir,t dly M .Innn IL III" 1.a, i, ,r
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Spanish lanrua,rcs. is word ~, word - III.
lows:
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resident and eNtrnordinarv to Nicaragua. and
his rNccllcncN the President ., tho r"puhlico oi
Nicaragua, tNcnnr laccncad" Don rona-
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communicative to Zach othor ,h,,;,. mn rn,,rs
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otneywtppuo stwbt hthn> tnly ,.str,uvcD,
N'}s ti"m''''', H'N'"''Vouoo"
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Uwr Nt'i a', jp erplpetut.d
ri0a yp ot BID aojfi iidt
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c Ir al.,"! ~, tlc wepn bi i,ap
rlcrr ~M,ll .. ,Ncjudw 'tom ,hp account
ali lines upnn tnpUi in,uhclcnNy lN,d
cNt,snondrnrr. and tbrdcicl'nt postage, npon
articlrs mentioned IN ilp ,econd paragraph of
ariicl"hrst, AL oi which lall BE- retained 10
ihr u, W ihc administration whir) collects
jhca
Aat tN.
lhc cmo,rUadcn,o 4 mcnuoncJ III To- acond
/ rJragraph y! article iirst shall II. dcSrotriiod
4 in ,ontormi,r with tho ntcr0r SvStnm oi the
dciaiciing administrations hut alwnyS uclud-
ing ne iollnwiu rules
80 The corr~noninr m,,,' he uul,r
ba7is, u that III" rontnt cau hc readily IS
p. Tl,rr must m nowritcu comhunica
toa cyc''r; tie date, the nam" oi' tie >c,llcr,
'bt address. and the price and manufactured
mark upon samples Of mrrchandsc
c1 Nopnttcrn or pachct mny exceed SjNty
cntimcicr's in l"ugti aud thirtv ccntimctrrS in
ai other dimension.
p There shall ba admitted 10 liquid nor
Otllcr article which nigh, iniutc tie other cor
tl>londcncc nor amy article the Importation
+ cf which may hp rvohhitc,i hr The laws or
rcerlat'n. OF tbs country Of destination
Naicrr "
lti>elprcssl, ae,ccd ,hii all international
ccrc,pnndrncc exchanged Shall br cvcn,n in
III, country ot destination from any charge
w,atrvcr not expressly proyidrd hy ii< con
,htv which NAV hr due TO The customs upon
M, article undr, tie laws of tho countrv ~
'i,thaIon, may hr collected.
AtuaDr 81.
VI, ,v,i administrations Slal c>lallisll Us
cpnuon accord, nni IN coniorintv with th,
ar,nCrmcniS IN oirc 4, the rinc. The con.
iiiou> ullon hicli tho two offices may respect
4 ivlr rYeaNg" IN open mplS the coricSpon.
incc originating in at destined ~ to,oitsii
cIn,rcS u which tlcv,n may rcciprocallv serve
~ Intermediates. II is ALWAYS understood
i'NcN"t. that >uci correspondence shall only
b charged with tn" International postage
tihliShcd by this convention, Augmented hv
IL hostage duo to ioicj"0 COMMITTEES ur il,
, ! olcr HNirrior service.
ANuclr NlI.
''M p"Ht uNl@r'M'nt o' ne hl'fd Siai,S
l""! i",N rNclPf"S'l.Y rsaEr I" transport
I''"' tn'NlN ',r'"i' '',rir mSroriiN" 'wriiorlc>
s'N"1FWl Wl'''ian'' WhlNU SlaiI br cNchangod
w 'oNn,,l, 'P Wii'ch
',,3I,a ri,, ,,at !,
,n",,..j i;, I'M, IN" w NFE'h'V S"''l
~ ,i"G''' I'l''llS ~ ihAl con
H., Nh NH IN. -" .''n.t,yS ''h'hE !;
nc;,Mnr,ii, aN ~, I;l ~ III '.i'"
L, "' ''Nr !! !N'!Sy ~ 'r'e
ror Nh, ,rn,,.,,o,i ~ ci6!,,J ,,5y ~. ,;,I,..,
Gmiui,,rntiou io tho o,hor. il, .o,. ,,,cn,IInw.
n. ratt, ..r,ii>oG to- H.. rhar,rG,i onj ,r..i,r.l
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rhiS convention, being first approved. shall
axe elect not later than the Isl day Of Janl-
AIRY next, and shall eua,inuc in force until can.
rrlci hv mutual agreement, OF otherwise until
one year from the date when one office Shall
haze given notice to the other ol lis desire to
terminate it,
ENccutcd III duplicate a, Bcslin the twenty
first day OF October. one thousand eight ham
,ircd and siNtv-Scvcn.