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need of gas to reveal those two faces to each
other Clare's was not pale now,it was burn
ing with. a lovely COLOR Ii issa i1s;e 9 !
"You had better leave me now; am not
quite strong YETI he said with an effort
He was right !. the old wound was opened
afresh, and the pain seemed greater than the
man could bear. agca laaia a9y ga
81, know it,' she answered. In one
moment will leave you if you wish it,
1 want TO ask you another question. Capt.
Challoner, do you remember my aunt and
cousins in Harley street2 think intro
duced you to them once" He bowed his
head. I" You remember the girls 2" she
continued. "Therc were four of them
Grace Mary, Julia and Clare"
| 81 never heard their Names" he replied;
81 only saw them once-the day we met
them in the park. think you introduced
Sir Philip Fairfax to them at the same
time" He spoke somewhat sharply, and
with weary Impotence. .lR
Clares voice trembled, as she said, Il did;
and four months after he married the young
est girl, my Cousin Glare. am Glare Hol-
royd STILL" 9a.a ~ fEat a)i
Then she rose up from the sofa, and he
sat there alone. The moon passed behind
a cloud, and there came intense darkness
and silence over the old library at Wood
lands, but it was only for Il few moments
then the clouds were gone, and there came
flooding into that stiffness a wonderful light
which found its way into the soul OF the
wounded soldier.
."You will forgive me now?" said Glare;
"you will tell me so before go q 1t would
make me feel happier, much happier, to
know that am forgiven. And may heaven
grant you health and strength, that you
may soon recover from this terrible illness,
and be yourself again." J a = gciaiq
He tried to raise himself, but he had al
ready tried his strength to the uttermost,
and now, when this great joy was streaming
into his soul, when tie old wound was heal
ing, he felt how miserably weak and help
less he was to battle even against that I'M
speakable joy. He looked up at her stand
ing there-beautiful young strength
before him-one earnest, yearning hungry
look. '1- Dr. 3asas a2;isH & l3iaj p.
Glare saw the look. She saw the weak
vain efforts to rise, and with womanly
tenderness she knelt down at his side; two
warm, round arms were about his neck; and
as he caught ier to his breast, she heard
the deep gasping sobs which rent the once
strong, brave mans heart. arm ... Z.
''Charlie, my own, my darling, don't.
don't !" she said; and burning, passionate
kisses were pressed on the pale, thin face
over which the pent up tears fell.
How strong she was in his hour of terrible
weakness, and how successfully at last she
soothed away those bitter sobs! With all
the power of his right arm he held her there
and with her sweet, young face raised to his,
her golden hair falling loose and unbound
upon his shoulder, and her lips now and
tlien returning the caresses pressed upon
them, Clare Helroyd made her peace with
Charlie Challoner. ;3ig bis 5fsi a9at.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Washington County.

In the Superior Court. Spring Term, 1869
F. W. WATERS, Administrators, against Heir 4
Law of John Mcdaniel, deceased etitOnt
make Real estate assets.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the COnr
i that no heirs of John Mcdaniel, deceased
have yet appeared or can be found within til
limits of this State, it is ordered that publication
be made tor six weeks successfully at the Cour
House in Plymouth, and at three other puolt
places in Washington county, and in the Rae.l
STANDARD newspaper, notifying said heir: !,
appear at the next term of this Court to he be-,
at the Court House in Plymouth, on the Ut
Monday in September next, and answer the r
tition of said Administrator, or the same Wis
taken pro confesso and heard er pGrte as to then
Witness, j.. A. Wilson, Clerk of the SUPERB
Court for said County, at Office in Plymouth, u
Bird Monday in February, 1869.
3ra j. A. WILSON, S. c. CLERK.
may IS 4l7-wGV
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II is authenticity stated that one-fifth of the
inhabitants ofthis country and Europe die of Con
sumption. No disease has been more thorough
studied, and its nature less understood : there's
no disease upon which exists greater dlvelsfl
of opinion and no disease which has more CON
pletely baff1ed all medical skill and remedii
agencies.
Some of the prominent symptoms are Cougi
Expectoration, Shortness of Breath Irritation
about the Lungs and Chest, darling, Pains in The
Sides and Back, Emaciation, and general negative
condition of the whole system.
Persons suffering with this dread disease OF
any of its concomitants, should lose no time in
possessing themselves of the proper Remedy, in
order that they may stay its rayages, and be re.
stored to health. The
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A piece Of track on the Oil Creek Railroad,
over great bog, gave way on the Both ult.,
allowing three cars to sink. In two days
they got twelve feet below the surface.
The bog has been sounded, and found
to be thirty eight feet deep. 'l'1 39ais 'aA
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REV. E. A. WILSON'S
Prepared FrescrlptlOn LOT INC Cure OF
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
Coughs, Colds,
all THROAT AND Luna AEEEc1IoHs,

by the use of which he was restored to health in
Q few weeks, after having suffered several yeal;
with severe lung affection and that dread dis
ease, Consumption, has now been in use overteI
years with the most marked success.
This Remedy is prepared from the origina
Recipe chemically pure, by the Rev. EDWARD
A. WILSON, 1855 South I'd Street, Williamsburg
Kings Co., New York. ff
A Pamphlet containing the original PrescriP
ton with full and explicit directions for preparl
ton and use, together with short history of BIZ
case with symptoms, experience and cure, can B
obtained Gree of chargel of Mr.. Wilson, as abVE
or by callingon or addressing
WILLIAMS q HAYWOOD
Druggists, Raleigh, n. c.
Dec. Is, 1856 57O-wly
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FLOURl FLOUR

17S Barrels of Flour. 70 Sacks N. G. Flour
ItC at UPCHURCH & DODD's.
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IMPORTANT SALE.

DURsUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE ST.
l. perior Court of Wake county, made at
Spring Term, 1869, shall sell at Public Auction,
at the Court House door in the City of Raleigh,
at IL O'Clock, M, on Saturday, the 10th day of
July, 1869, the following property, namely:
-ls THE HOUSE AND LOT u...
where James ]. Terrell now resides, containing
three acres more or less, and adjoining the lands
Of Henderson Smith, Martha Spivey, Leathy
Wilkins and others, situate in the eastern boun-
dairy of said City, on the old Holleman road.
This is considered one among the places in or
around Raleigh. 7el 5c *. Il 5Is -
TERMS OF SALE-One- tenth cash; balance in
Lth r5 flal-nu. 81, j. n. BUNTING, Ia
may IL 412-wtd(s10)
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
Hartford County.
Superior Court, March Term, 1863

"a aOtPeT1U CoUTt, -uUiGD 4 ef"e, ioON'
John Sharp
VS.. Attachment.
w. B. Jones. 90 @-n
NOTICE is hereby given, that wari 1hs d
IN attachment has been issued against , lny /
tate Of said defendant, being non-resaISIIs 70
said State in favor of John Sharp, return fop
The Clerks Office in Winton, for the sum " O d
teen hundred dollars, over and above all "
counts. .-s 81 .osr d
Said defendant is hereby notified to aPP Pr tbs
the next term of said Court to be he'll: = VNip.
County of Hartford, at the Court House ~ arri de.
ton, on the Bird Monday of October next ann I
fend the suit, or Judgment will be isD'
against him. If sid
s. S. HARRELL, Ci eI
may 80 &7-Wu~~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-10-02
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
MAsInNErnM S.-nI 0NL IA.,l

SIR Il reply TO your letter Of the 9th inst.
that in view of the fact that a great many
dealers and manufacturers employ and send
out a large number of men who sell for them
while travelling from place to place in the man
ner of peddlers, the employers owning the
horses and wagons, as well as the goods sold ;
and that owing to the fact that special tax re-
ceipts are not transferable much loss is sus-
tanned in change of drivers, or peddlers &; it
has been held, that the employer, in such ca
ses, may be regarded as the peddler and that
the men thus employed and sent out, may sell
for their employer in the manner stated under
special tax receipts issued in the name of such
employer. Each Of the men thus employed
should be able to show peddler's special tax
receipt upon demand Of an Internal Revenue
officer and should also be prepared TO esab-
lish the fact, that he is actually in the employ
ment of the party whose name appears in the
special tax receipt.
Under this arrangement it will of course be
admissible for the employer to change his dr-
vers, and to provide the new employee with
the special tax formerly used by his predeces-
sor, but special tax must be paid for every
peddler employed at any one and the same
time. Very respectfully. j. w. DOUGLASS.
Deputy Commissioners
HENRY FAssETT ESQ., Coll. 10Th Dist. Ashtabua, o.
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Commodore -. w. IIaocox, proprietor
Of the New York and Troy line Of steam
crs, has started to Venezuela. South
America, 10 which country, at the request
OF It's Government, he sent two vessels
some time ago to open the river Orinoco
TO the commerce Of the United States
aud the world. Those steamers have
been 50 successful in this great under.
taking that he now leaves for the pur-
pose OF obtaining . charter from the
Venezuelan Government TO construct a
railroad through the principal parts Of
that State TO form connection with his
steamers and thus facilitate travelling,
trade and commerce amongst the Ven
ezuclan people.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-10-02

BANKING HOUSE FAmED.-By special tele-
gram says the Herald, to B. II. Geary, we learn
that the banking house of Fuller, Treat & Cox,
New York, failed this, Wednesday morning,
LATER.-A dispatch to the same party at
2:3O P. NJ, says; "Panic continues slaugh-
ter of stock continues failure of Lockwood
g. Co., reported.
Legrana Lockwood, the senior, in the house
of Lockwood & Co., is the Treasurer of the
Lake Shore & Mich Southern Road, gentle
man of immense wealth. a resident of Nor
walk, Ct His course has been a singularly
fortunate one, and his being overtaken at this
time, proves that each broker has his day, as
Mr.. Lockwood's own experience seems now to
prove
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-10-02

A letter from Lieut. E. B: HUBBARD, an
nounces his arrival in Arizonia, on the 9th of
August, in charge of Company c. 21st Infant
ry, consolidated with Company c. of the 32d
Infantry, & stationed at Camp Verde, at the
junction of Beaver Creek and the Verde River,
about forty-tive miles east of Prescott. The
Verde on most maps is called Rio San Fran
cesco, and empties into the Rio Salina, or Salt
river. He says-to-day 1 visited some old
Aztec ruins near by here that are very inter-
esting indeed, and tomorrow am going with
party to "Montezuma Wells"-which of it.
self is a great curiosity-and near which are
some very extensive ruins. l will perhaps
write you about these places soon.
Accompanying his letter is poem written
by soldier while under arrest, giving graph
ic description of New Mexico and Arizonia,
for publication, that will probably appear next
week ArizOnia, we take it, is in no point of
view paradise TO soldiers, and they are not
disposed or particularly pOins-taki to con-
ceal their opinions of the country. He also
sends us few bits of corn cob taken from the
Aztec ruins, of three centuries old.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-10-02

INSURE AGAINST FIRE AND LIGHTNING.-C.
d. ROCKWELL, of Kingsville, o., our tried In
surance Agents again adjusting losses prompt
ly. On the evening of the 4th inst, my dwell
ing was badly shattered by lightning without
fire ensuing. The next morning said agent
was on hand and paid every dollar of estima-
ted damage. The Cleveland Insurance Com
pany pays damage by lightning where fire does
not ensue. JACOB FICKENGER, Kingsville.
My dwelling was partially burned recently,
and said Rockwell was on hand and paid me
promptly in full.
EDWIN DAVIS, Monroe.
1924 CHAs Angler, Andovcr,
STEPHEN MCINTYRE, Ashtabula
CATHARIEE PARSONS, Jefferson.
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HENRY FAssETT, L
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
w aa1TNnrnN Gant DQI fQgn

SIR Il reply to your letter of the 18th inst,
that under the provisions of the act of April
person, several different kinds of liquors zach
in quantities of less than five gnl'ons and in
separate packages is moi sou-jdoro 80 Toe Il
wholesale dealer in liquors even hougl. The
aggregate amount of the different liquors may
exceed five gallons.
When however the liquor dealer sells the
same kind and quality of liquors to the same
person at the same time, in different packages
of less than five gallons, he is a wholesale
liquor dealer within the meaning of the law,
and should pay tax as such.
Very respectfully, ]. w. DOUGLASS,
Deputy Comm.
HENRY FAssETT, Esq, Collector, Ashtabua, q.
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II. Fl. LLOYD & Co.'S New TOWNSHIP MAP
OF ONO, for clearness, print, accuracy and
amount of information, is the incest thing of
the kind we have ever seen. In fact it is eighty
eight county maps combined into one new
large map of the State. The publishers seem
to have accomplished two things, first in pro-
ducing he6eSt map and lastly, in afTording it
to the people at about one half the usual price
A. L. Kingman, General Agent, 10 Superior
Street, Cleveland 1O3Ot4
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NoTE.-Class XIX. Sheep c. Medium Wool
The first premiums were awarded to VIM. F..
Hubbard, Esq, in this class, for sheep, viz,
South Down. The Board wish to say that
they are much obliged to Mr. Hubbard for ex-
hibiting his South Down Sheep, and acknowl-
edge their error in not having Class for them
especially as thoroughbreds.
There will be meeting of the Board on
Saturday, October 9th, at o'clock, p. NJ, at
Fisk's Hall, where any errors in the published
awards of Premiums may be investigated, if
aggrived parties fail to make complaint to the
Secretary on or before that time, their claim
for redress will be regarded as waived.
D. =. JENNINGS, Sec'y.
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An anonymous article was received week
or two since, commenting us for our ndepen-
dence and impartiality in noticing the fall of a
neighborng Congregational minister. How
ever fiatterins Its enconiums we did not feel
constrained to print it, as the authors name
was withheld. The name of the writer of a
communication is in all cases required to Sc
cure insertion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-10-02

AccIDENT.-On Friday afternoon, second
day of the Fair, while our young men were
having game of ball on the fair grounds,
THEODORE CARLISLE was struck by the ball
upon the nose, and the bones of that organ
fractured. He was knocked down and rem
dered helpless and partially insensible. Al
though still suffering from the effects he is
out and doing reasonably well.
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,'Barrett's' the only Hair Preser9er.

THE GREATEST Discovery OF AGE.-This is ad
mitted to be the fact by the Thousands who are now
using DIR. Tobias Celebrated Venetian Linment. II
has been introduced since 1871 and once trying
1t is ever without it, 1t will positively cure the under
mentioned complaints, If used as directed
Chronic Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Headache Tooth
ache, Sprains Bruises, Old Sores, Swengs, Mosquito
Bites, and Pains in the Back Chest, or Limbs. Also
taken internally for Cholera. Diarrhea, Dysentery,
Group Collie, Sea Sickness, spasms Sc 1t is perfectly
harmless to take internally (See oath accompanying
zach ho5te) 1t has never failed to every case Of
Darrhma, Dysenery, and Group II used when first ta-
ken. Always have bottle in the house in readiness,
and you will never regret 1t.
Price, Fifty Cents and One Dollar Sold by the Drug
sts and storekeepers throughout the United States
Depot, 10 Park Place, New York. 4wlOa
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ONLY ONE Hair Dye has been proved poisoncss.
Professor Chiffon, whose reputation an analytical
chemist gives his statements the weight of authority
announces that CristadOros Excelsior Dye has been
subjected to The proper tests in his labTaoy and that
the results show it to be absolutely harmless, well
admirably adapted to the purposes for which it is de-
signed. This Is important the public has just been
warned by two leading scientific organs, against thirty
deadly dyes now before the public.
CEsTADoRo's HAIR PREsERyATIvE, ms Dressing, acts
like charm the Hair after Dyeng Try it, 4tlO31
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TOWNSHIP AND COUNTY FAIRs.-We give
below list of the several Township and coun-
ty Fairs, in which our readers may be suppos-
ed to take more or less interest
Thompson Township, Oc @, and z.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-10-02

New WHEAr.-In March last we acknowl-
edged thcreceipt, from Commissioner CAPRoN,
half bushel OF AraOulka, Russian Spring
Wheat sent for purposes of experiment. As
was then stated, the grain was passed over to
IL. j. NETTLEToN, as one of our most intelli-
gent and reliable farmers who agreed to give
it the fairest possible test. The pledge was,
we believe, faithfully redeemed, but the season
proved unpropitous-too wet-and for such IL
season, perhaps the ground was rather fiat.
It's growth was not such as to encourage very
large expectations. 1t was stunted and irreg-
ular The yield perhaps was as good as could
have been expected from these circumstances
1t measured up after threshing 515 bushels OF
bright and healthy seed, which was on exhi-
bition at the township Fair A second trial, it
is thought, may show more fully and fairly the
qualities of the ArnOulkd.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-10-02

GOLD on Friday of last week, experienced a
most astonishing fuctuation in Wall Street
1t was run up to 1921, and then within an
hour dropped back to 1873, closing at about 1874
of course there were some fellows who had
the mullygrubs, about that time.
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"Barrctt's" the best thing yet.

Mrs. S A. ALIENS HAIR .REsToRER AND dressing,
new STYLE recent valuable mprovementthe best to re-
store Gray Hair and promote growth. Mrs S. A. Allen
ZYLoBALsAMuM, clear transparent liquid far prefer
able to French pomades, and sold at half the cost
Sold by Druggists. cowlyl031
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-10-02

WgaE BacE. PAINS ~ rns sBr, or rng rIfrs. and
hbbut The Ridnrys arr relieved by the applioa
ton Of one of Att'orE's poHous rLasrrns.
c1'oa0irH. Aia.. Nov. n. ips.
"Uears. rim. AHo,et q Co. During On extensive
Practice of ten yoars have been frequent witness Of
The magical qualities of your Porous Pasters can
certify that they arc OH JON claim for them.
Rom. y. CAArBgLt, M
DR.. Mycr. OF Savannah Ga ,ays they are the best
mcchnica supporters for weak nnscles ever discover
cd that by their warming properties they bring power
obd health until the strength oftbc muscles entire
y restored that be- kaOws q casc where AcOcks plss-
ters cured gentleman n weak spine that he daily
prcscrbc them IN biz practice, with the bappie-t
suits 4wiGy
NAsAY TALIS PLANTATION - hcy tialded on my
Post Omia Tux my pay in PLASrAsnts P'raps you
may be- supprznd 10 hear my relin1ui,hin my Ouy
mcnt Onis with awl H. glory in sech a Caws
Here mce fust then jcdge mcc. II happened thus.
wisely wuz canysssin the MaWmea Flats for owr
Biuyi1 Kodcntry & the Port OHs rukssehun. IN tbet
land Nv pcwer Dclitc struk snag Thee
Fever Ager tux me, q the Chs & shiycrs thuk me
shuk me like a Mold loos baton shaiky smoke
llOusc doar; til mi faim 10 SUMMER lukd like sum
lc plaid out bumcz mofnin' wen his Gin il gon
q lac kant git no moar fN. B. This l.
not writ BY Edd a. Powe but # cumr awnred neer to
1t thct yu wudnt no tho dihunce in thee dark
In tlis ourful cggstremmity Fluc wonts tn mold
lad frcn Nv Mine tOald bur mi krttkcl phix. shee
hes nod NEE Long & Luyd me Wei -hc cawls me pet
Names. "TroOy," shse czech j. the Pniful knik-
nomcn Nv mi BDhud) "yu ortcr talk good Do-te ne
PLAsTAsnUN BiTTuEz. I've Hfd & Suffered in thoaz
swaumps every the tlaycrs wuz Hung & no. to
dcd sutibty, thet PLASTAsHTS BiTTUBz IL thee ony
reel kcwer fur the Shaiks =! "B-b-ut air thaa ~
loyaw drnki' asked l. shiyerinly, ruern Lei. mite
bee incuridgln suthn suthcrn Nachcr. "DOont
bee skecrd, TrOly," repde the e.stmabu, Dorcuss,
'tha air Maid Nv Callasayya, S. T.-l9OX q the Very
loyawl-t kind Nv Santay Crews Rum" Mi DOuts bcin
remuycd mi Feers fur thee Post Offs asswdycd TUX
an awlmity DOste NV "PLISTAsHUS'' yu bett bruth-
erin, ii maid mco bile TUX anuthcr in ~ Oufz s. mi
shaiks quit. ma say, ha parsed in THAR Checks e.
Tha got Not wan nv EN- lingurd too say good bi |
wuz Il Nasby kewered Petroleum wei wei wuz
Now am PLISTAsIfUE misLunncry 20 AbOwt
preacbin the good Tidns aw shakers ( uthers re-
quirrn Jcnte stimmerlent,' smawl bilz) hev
traded OF mi Post oniz & may now be found talking
PLAHTAsmUE BTURz in the hiwaIz q thee biwaiz frum
Erly Morn till Dewey Eve. What iuniu, surin, shat
ken bruther II hey thee next BOtus
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The Demos do not appear to be as success
full as they could wish, in turning old Roscy
to profitable account Defeated in their efforts
to make him their stalking horse for bearing
their gubernatorial burdens and disappoint-
ments, they next endcavor to use him to blast
Gov. Hayes prospects by blackening his mill
tary fame while under Gen. Rosencrans in the
army Of the Kanawha. To the story of hay
ing been disgraced, the intrepid old veteran
replies that Gov. Hayes, had, and still retains
his respect and es'cem as a soldier and gentle
man. Our Democratic friends do not evince
much cleverness in their estimate or manage
ment of men-old Rosey, especially.