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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-16

Leopold the II is dead.
An Arab never forgives.
The pona has had oouoh

Leopold the IL is dead.
An Arab never forgives.
The Pope has bad cough.
Charlotte Cushman is in Rome.
The Chinese pull hair when they fight.
The King ofSwecden writes mean poems.
The Prince Of Wales has the bronchitis.
Dumas is dramatiziug the Pantin tragedy.
Queen Victoria is suffering from neural
gia.
|, The handsomcst woman in Rome Is said
tobe Louisiana belle.
i6e.4 are to be no moro comets and en-
signs in the he;tish army.
Seyenty-hye tho..nd people N London
are said TO be actually s-rying
The cutters in Sheffield .ro h.v;n, !.
sharp trade in selling "Tnupmah. ives >,
The Car of Russia gets salary Of v.,L,
million, FIVE hundred thousand dollars, 4
year.
In England sheep are turned the whole
year round into fields sown with turnips and
trefoil..
In Greece when a baby is born piece 81
soft mud y stuck on lis forehead to prevent
an evil eye.
liza Portuguese makes visit to a house
without spur on bis boot he commits nm
objectionable offence.
During last year there were 10 births,
IL deaths, and Z marriages in the royal
families Of Europe.
Adelina Patti refuses one million franc,
two hundred thousand in gold) to sing in
OHenbach's latest Opera.
Experiments in Paris demonstrate that
the human head lives and shrinks sometimes
?, and even ), after decapitation.
In Greece when person sneezcs IN com.
pany all present stop and cross themselves
and pronounce bcncdiction on him.
II took seventeen bridesmaids and four
clergymen and three bands Of music to mar.
ry a couple in England not long since.
In reply to challenge NJ. yeuillot late
ly replied " Ny life belongs TO Jesus Christ
and he has none too many defenders now. -
In Paris you dine at o'clock. Tho
guests cnterthe drawing-room wearing Their
hats and gloves. And at the door Of III,
apartment is a servant who announces the
name Of each guest--no other introduction
is given to the company.
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To Consumptiycs

THE Advertiser, having been restored 10 health
In few weeks by q very simple remedy,
afier having suffered several years with severe
ing affection. and that dread disesse. Consump.
fion-- Is anxious 10 make known 10 bis fellow svf.
erers The mcans Of cue.
ToalI who desire Il. be will senj . copy of The
prescription used free Of charge) with the direct.
ions for preparing and using The same, which they
will end cure Cure for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis. DC. The object u The advertiser H.
sending The Prescription Is 10 benefit The afflicted.
snjspread information which be conceiycs 10 he
invaluable. and be hopes every sufferer will Try
bis remedy. ss II will cost them nothing, and may
prove blfssins.
Parties wishing the prescription. will please adj
dress.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
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SPOYSWOOD HOTEL,
RICHMOND. VA.


BOARD ROARD
- 70 rKR DAY. % " rEH BAY.
TUE undersigned having leased this the only
FIRST Class Hotel
located on Main street. end within ono square of
The Capitol, Post Office. Custom House, Theatre.
andihe sFeal Northern aud Southern Rail Road
jepals respectfully inform Tie public that h !. nov
open. 1 has been thoroughly renovated. and re-
furnished.
This HOTEL u world renowned az tho
headquarters Of The PRECEDENT and Cabinet officers
Of the late cahiedefacy. il aso can,sins the, hiso-
rir suit Of fooms corrupted Wy President Davis.
Johnson and Grant aud Chiei Iusiise Chase.
The travelling public aie coidislly invitedlo
MAKE THE sPoTswooD THEIR HOME.
where they will find every comfnu aud delIcacy
that this and other markets can afofd
EB-souihorn Express aud Telegraph olliees in
the building.
JAMES N. sUBLETT.
q. IL. LUCK.
WIN. u. BISHOP,
Jan. 1870. Propriciors-
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How An INDIAN COMMITS SUICIDE
On "Wednesday. january 2Gth, an Indian
By the name 81 Solomon Sauba was found
lying III the road, near the Coldwater bridge,
with fatal wound in the throat, He was
brought to the village, and a postmortem
examination held. Itappcars from the tes-
tinlony that he left home about daylight to
90 to a camp Of hunters on the Pine river,
near Millbrook. lie had gone about four
miles from homo on the direct route TO his
destination. When found, his body was
yet warm, but life was extinct. 1t seems
that be unshcathed bis knife, which is a
long bowie knife, with blade about eight
inches long and one inch and half wide,
and with one heavy stroke thrust it INTO his
neck Just above the breast bone, the knife
passing downward and triHc 70 the left,
70 the depth Of about five inches, and inHict-
ing wound in the aorta about onc-half
inch wide. The blood in the road indicat-
cd that he had walked about six rods after
lhe fatal stab before he fell. lie had
sheathed the knife and held il in his right
hand. his hand resting on his breast. There
were no signs Of a scuffle and no traces Of
foul play. Michigan Enterprise.
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~ We arc out for the Legislature next
summer sure. Our measurement Il ike 4
black snake from Zip 70 tip j feet Or more
w laugh in our sleep. and in every point
ofview, themost remarkable man on record
II elccted--we expect to crawl down the
throat Of the Rock Of Ages with a lighted
torch, set Gre to the combustible material.
and make noise that viii shake these
United States from centre to circumference
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-16

"a 10 see dab of plaster and White
wash sitting at the end Of pen inditinr for
newspaper Is very unWholesomc sight
for full born editor. We trust 4 trey or
more Of such editors in this State will soon
sec their mistake and sandhddle for their
proper spheres. Asst is, they are trying to
run the Profession into thegrOund and then
snap il Of.
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On Our Table.

GoDEY's LADIES Book, for March. Is
before rs equalling Il not exccIling the past
numbers in the richness Of il engravings
and highly entertaining literary matter. Its
useful receipts and minute descriptions Il
styles and fashions makes It indispensable
o every lady.
HEATH AND HoME, Is one Of The bext
literary papers Of the age, ii Is indispensa-
Die to every freside.
Fon a Coon literary Weekly newspaper
the Nee York Weelly is the popular pet in
he South.
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ALFRED WILMA Nj s,

LII II II ID WI LII a M .,
[Succcssnr 10 Williams and l.ambeth.]
Opposite the National Bank.
RALEIGH, NC.
X EEp constantly for sale large and general
m stock II
Books, &ationefyand Fancy Goods,
CONSISTING Of
Schooi. Standard and Miscellaneous
Books Account and Blank Books.
Pulpit and Family Photography I,i-
Des, Testamen's, PRAYER and
Hymn Buuks, Albums,
Photographs and
Splendid Chrome
Pictures,
Stationery in great variety.
Perlumery. Soap and
Fancy Articles.
Sabbath School and Song Books
in great variety. Together with every ailieIsf
usually kept in the Book and Stationery line. His
stock Is all NEW and Desirable, (having no obi
slock,) aud suited 10 The piescri wants Of the
trade, all Of which will be sold al prices as law.
as can DO had In any house 10 the State. he will
furnish any hooks al
PUBLISHERS PRICES,
snd will procure any book moi on hand on tho
shortest notice.
Having made arrangements with the Publish
ers, 10, the Deposition Of the
National Series Of School Books,
adopted the Board Of Education, for the useSf
the Common schouls of the state. ! am now
prepared 10 furnish these b, oks 10 The Public
schools at tho prices stipulated with the Baard--
for which, see The circular Of the Superintendent
of Public Instruction. Private Schools adapting
same rates.
Orders are solicited and will meet with prompt
attention. ALFRED WILLIAMS,
Bookseller and Slsiioner.
Raleigh. Oct 1862. d0-sm
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A GENTLEMAN who suffered ior years ffam
- Nervous Debility. Premature Decay. and III
the effects ~ youthful iDdiscrelion. will. fof the
sake % suffering humanity, send nee 10 al Who
need IL, the reeeip and directions for making The
simple remedk BY which he was cured. suffer.
ers wishing 10 prof, by the advertisers expert.
ence, can DO so by addressing, in perfect conf.
denee. JOHN d. OGDEN,
No. ~ Cedar street, New York.
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~ DR.. VIM. Green near Raleigh re-
Gently shot his brother in the hip and thigh
over difficulty the two had about some
hogs. The woundsa are not dangerous. The
Sentinel states that the Doctor failing to
give bail for $1,000 was lodged in the Jail
Of that city.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-16

~ We understand that Capt. Alex.
Ramsey Of Chatham has been commissioned
in his county with power to arrest and bring
to justice all malefactors Of the law. The
appointment i good one and rs proof Of
tie fact all i quiet in Chatham and nothing
nov seems the matter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-16

~ If You abuse the Goyernor-you
lover the Office. And If you lower the Of
flee il the eyes Of the people-you cngen-
der system Of .awlcssness and confusion
that would plunge the State into anarchy
and ruin. submit yourselves unto the
Powers that be-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-16

~ Some Of the Churchill women in
Richmond have begun to hold .Womens'
Rights Meetings" Wetrust they will pass
a resolution Ia marry of the old haehaInrs
m The Enquirer Office. They need wife
as sick man does physic.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-16

~ The Flour mills Of Haxall and Crcn-
shaw in Richmond shipped the other day
1900 barrels to South America.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-16

~ Thelatest advice is that .'Dr. Liv-
ingstone has been burned as buzzard."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-16

~ Mosby-the Confederate Colonel
is candidate for county Judge Of Fauquier
county (Va.)
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-16

A Connecticut traveller recently took tta
with Mormon elder, at whose table SIX
wives presided, and twcnty-scyen children
elamorcd for more molasscs on their bread.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-16

~ The last words of negro murderer
who was hung the other day in Delaware
were, things are gettin' serious now."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-16

IT Judge Chase will hold the United
States circuit Court in Richmond about the
first week in March.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-16

~ Paint me" said Cromwell,
wrinkles and ALL" Even on canvass the
great hero despised falsehood.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-16

~ Instead now of asking you in Vir-
GINA when theg meet you, chow do you
do:" they want to know ..what are you
running for?''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-16

u Butler says he ''hopes all the world
understands by this time that he lid vote
for Jefferson Davis"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-16

~ Gordonsyille.(Va. is trying to have
Bank established there.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-16

~ Fred Douglas was recently refused
admittance to hotel in 0ttumna, Iowa,
because he was negro.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-16

gH Clover seed and plaster are princi-
pally relied on for improving the lands in
Rockbridge county (Va.)
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-16

ES Thanks to the Hon. j. 7. Dewccsc
for documents sent US. We appreciate the
courtesy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-16

Eg Butler has become the champion Of
the President and his Cabinet.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-16
OBJ aliIIsborpnsb ateorSrr.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 1s, 1870.

.Dc,n,cratic' Editors are getting maleish,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-16

Have You felt the force Of their heels
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-16

" Thirteen acres for a cent were
bought at recent Government sale in Tex
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-16

I1Thc latest wedding cards are rose
colored.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-16

as.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-16

Gbs yjilsborpusb 3ftarhr.
w NESDAY,.. FEB. Is, 1870. II
>~->~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~-~c~~c~~~~~c~~~->
"Dca,cratic' Editors are getting muleish.
RAJ. Standard
Have You felt the force Of their heels!
TT Gordonsyille.(Va istrying to have
i Bank established there.
EV Butler has become the champion Of
the President and his Cabinet.
10 Thelatest advice is that DIR. Liy-
ingstone has been burned as a buzzard. !"
--~-~~-~-~~>.-~>..>>~
~ Thirteen acres for cent" were
bought at recent Government sale in Tex
as.
10 Thanks to the Hon. j. i. Dewccsc
for documents sent US. We appreciate the
courtesy.
~ Mosby-the Confederate Colonel
is candidate for county Judge Of Fauquier
county tya-)
r. Judge Chase will hold the United
States circuit Court in Richmond about the
first week in March.
~ Butler says he '.hopes all the world
understands by this time that he did vote
for Jefferson Davis
~ Fred Douglas was recently refused
admittance to hotel in 0ttumna, Iowa,
because be was a negro.
-~>-~--~~<><><~~~
gH Clover seed and plaster are princi-
pally relied on for improving the lands in
Rockbridge county (Va.)
---->-~-
~ " Paint me" said Cromwell,
wrinkles and all" Even on canvass the
great hero despised falsehood.
~ The Flour mills Of Haxall and Cren-
shaw in Richmond shipped the other day
1900 barrels to South America.
- The last words Of negro murderer
who was hung the other day in Delaware
were, things are gettin' serious now."
~ Instead now Of asking you in Vir-
GINA when theg meet you, chow do you
do?" they want to know swhat are you
running for?'
~ Some Of the Churchill women in
Richmond have begun to hold ..Womens
Rights Meetings" Wetrust they will pass
a resolution tn marry off the old hachaInrs
m The Enquirer Office. They need wife
as sick man does physic.
-->->~~<~<~>-<-
~ DR.. VIM. Green near Raleigh re-
Gently shot his brother in the hip and thigh
over a difficulty the two had about some
hogs. The wounds are not dangerous. The
Sentinel states that the Doctor failing to
give bail for $500 was lodged in the Jail
Of that city.
~ If you abuse the Goyernor-you
lover the Office. And If you lower the Of
fee in the eyes Of the people--you cngen-
der system Of sawlcssness and confusion
that would plunge the State into anarchy
and ruin. submit yourselves unto the
Powers that be-
80 We understand that Capt. Alex.
Ramsey Of Chatham has been commissioned
in bis county with power to arrest and bring
to justice all malefactors Of the law. The
appointment i . good one and rs proof q
tie fact all i quiet in Chatham and nothing
nov seems the natter
--~-~-.--e..e-~-..~~..
70 10 see dab If plaster and white.
wash sitting at the end Of a pen inditing for
newspaper Is very unwholesomc sight
for full born editor. We trust a trey q,
more Of such editors in this State will soon
sec their mistake and sandhddle for thcil
proper spheres. As is, they are trying Il
run the Profession into thegrOund and then
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-03

trm where oompAaJ Offers. Should be di.tiasttS
Is BIDDER. are requested g, u.a. .. Ia q. 1890
s.eis, the prlni.d Props, iarnished By the BE-
=, % vic oHt ~ ish thc sHm Of Their BIDS.
,Altered blas should not :. submIt,sd Nc, .A,.lz
Of bidder OF guarsntor viii be allowed unless rss
sithdrswsl dated and received before the last iss
ksoh bid must Sc gusrAnteed By too responsible
persons Lhe bid and guarantees should be s'ssoS
The Department reserves the ris M 20 rej>ot ssS
go v hloh may be deemed extrsvsSSni snd slss 90
49, r se pos q tsihns contractors AM eidass-
DO The BIG shOuid Be SEALED. superscrib.d mo-
A..f.ast fesi@s.,sr seneT.f ocStl.Ss osss %
'e ~ ri IT, s' az not By or % an agent.
70 ne Department by before the IL Ssy 81 Jsr,
sSe, Gay next alter At, whether the oODtr. 70 IL
T Sussa ~ not
allowed. Neither can bids. OF Interest IN ~ -
viii theretore take notice that they ~iIi i. 49,
70 periar the service 10 them through ths
Is. section eighteen Of an act % Congress. AZ
proved march j. lsS, provides that coatrscls fr Tie
ranspOrtstOh Of the NAL shall be let, "in evs~v
case 70 the lowest bidder rendering Sufficient ru.r-
rsntees fer faithful performance, without other "a
be necessary 20 provide for the due oerty tsis
Il and seourity Of such trss.pOrtstOn." Uaier
Sith seTtfy, oerfassy, asd Seosrtfs, Aartss bses
,,f,sE 70, 80 .ss .as s,s eoSs's.s q. 20
ere- may y fhs vol sSoessdrg 20
skt VS. cei>tfs. oSrfdtrfs, az SsrNFrfv." Aaes
re pefS-enrS az oftsTS and Others are co.
sidered, EXCEPT for steamboat routes
10 "A modif csti NJ of q bid IN any Of its essanfsl
terms Il tantsmoust 70 new bid. aud cannot be re-
eei,ed 90 &c 20 Interfere With regular competitis
skIng new bid, With guarantee and certihcats 70
the only wsy q modify previous bid.
10 fostmssterr are 20 lie careful not 90 certify 70
the syootency OF enarantors without knsvrnH
nsl they are persons Of sufficient respon sib ilssT
Ihey must not sign the eertihoste until the sus q
the bid inserted. aud the bid and gusrante. sre
signed by the bidder and ttwol guarsntors: dssss
gdTd 0 fhtS ~ Sfrurfson ~ ofassa
TsUiOral
a All bidders, Ruarsntors. and sureties dss-
tiDctly nOtlnrd that failure or No.
form the contracts for the ice proposed d
against them
z Present contractors, and persons known a a.
Department. must, equally with others. prOcars
gusrantors and certificates their sun ciency ssS-
stantisly In the forms above prescribed. The osr-
theste OF sufhciency must be signed by postnss-
ter, or by Judge Of court Of record no other VA
be admitted. JS0. A. J. CRKSwEbI,
nOis lsv6w Postmaster GsnsrG.
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS AND PosrMA

Contontsr also conditions 20 Be tnoo-pora.ed in the
contracts 10 the extest the Department may deem
I. Seven minutes are allowed to each intermediate
ONCE When mot otherwise specified for asserting the
delay than is sufficient for exchange of the mail
2 On steamboat lines and other routes vher. the
mo . on eonssysnee admits Of H. the special agents
mail bags locks and keys, are to be cooTeys as
5. On steamboat lines the route agents of the De-
partment are to be conveyed With ut charge: and
Tor their use conmodious apartment, ADAPTED 10
mails is be provided By the contraesor under the
direction Of the Department. '"'
soT and .c 81 .h 6
rods from q landing. Proposals may be submitted
by the companies Tor the performances OF all other
side servioe-thAt is, for Offices over eighty rods
and o such sU not
tsTee time: the Pay q r.. TIP win ss
break connection with depending m Ais, and not
sufficiently excused, one fourth Of the
the
penalties, proporioned 70 the nature thereof. and
any portion Of them, for the admission OF passengers
IL H.. IN
mail; . ou.rtefs pay mar Be deducted. " WV
be promptly and bv eert
Gates of postmasters the sd.vits Of ether credi
negfsctne TO take the mail from, or deliver IL into
Ross sST s. u e be Mst &C.
mand. to convey the mail .: freauently Is the
contractor runs or s concerned In running, coach.
Z. The Postmaster General may annul the contract
Tor :ss Or sS e.
instructions Of the Department for refusing to die
running an sEprss. :. nor or sol
Isnsp9fsng perscps or packages conveying malta
s. The Postmaster General may order An inoreas.
Of service on route By allowing therefor pro sssa
tieplarly make them conform t. connecsions With
.SSss q rSss sns
ers may also discontinue eurtail the Servioe. in
Shall require such Or
demnity to oonsrsstor one nooshs extra pay on tie
e ssFs g. yish and re , .S
eo1sInaed. ''l 'n' 0.n' - ' ''' ma
dI y NJ. b on .ss y EXP. e.
ration Of each Quartef-say In November, February,
y. The di:tseos. a.. Give. according 70 the best
INFORMATION; but no increesed pay vin b allowed
70 be su1ssS gre ss aan as
NOR. q, ssssss q e ~ as, S'; ~ end sso IL refer
bills. streams. a.. and On ton: STidsss suSnpifs:
tionsi based on % n ground, Be considsred
nSs dss 3 Re; 2. :. %
ries discontinued, or other Destruction Causing or
tnereasiDg disea1ce o. exDeuee occurring during the
tissDent IL Issued. and also during the oontrset
term srs g Be visited Without sxxa pay. the dis
II Bidders are cautioned to mall their proposal.
In time 20 reach the Department By the day and hour
aitsr that time vii .et Dc ee.s,ded n oonDstioe
ss: sSeS .,s %s
The gusrsniss require b. NV. and osrtsfcste Of
u. BidderS shouid arst Dropcse for service str;cv
ssosSrdins 70 TIE sdyeIsissment, and then, they
sesx!as bid BE- the lowest osrsd Tor DE-
sesyfSS, TIE 9thes Propositions may Be cossidsrsd.
peal. Consolidated or oo0Sination 6ids farrnsc0
ING one co@ for I've or mere routss) srs forbsddsn
The route, the services, the yeasiy nav shs nam.
and residence OF the bidder that a. his cs1si ~
once soorsoJ md the na0s Of sacA membSr 81 :.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTEE, AMI
CERTIfICATE,


ar Inc ;undersisned -,-,whoss post Office sd-
poses TO convey the mails Of the United States from
july 4, nTl, TO une 80, 1873, on route No. be
tween - and -, under the advertisement OF
the Postmaster General, dated September 50, $50,
WITH celerty, Certainty and security" for the an.
Tins propoSd! IS made tcifh full knopledge Of IA,
distance U the ronte, the reishf Of fhe mail 10 B,
carved, and all other particulars rete-sEe 10 "a,
Tote ana serctoe and also after careful
UIeNf.
dated (signed.I
Guarantee.
The undersigned. residing at -, State OF -
undertake that If the foregoing bid for Carving the
mail on route No. - be accepted By the Postn as
ter General the bidder shall prior TO the LIST day of
July, ISL enter into the CURED obligation or con
sufficient eQreties. $500
Ihts IRE do, VndeySfaadins diSttnctly "a, oblira-
fioHS and liabilities assumed By Guarantees pr f-y
ts Nfh SecfloH f the act az Congress Of July 2 1855
dated tSlgned by two guarautcrsD
Certificate.
The undersigned, postmaster ct -, State OF
-, certihes, UNDER HIS OATH OF OFFICE, that he
acquainted with the above gusrantors, aud knows
their guaranty; and that bidder ma ss1e
above the age Of q years.
Dated (SignedD