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NEW PORTLAND PACKET
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HEREBY GIVE NOTICE. ,h,. a.
! Iteration, have relinquisheei To NV MIN,
nph t,edsrlss y Hodgioh, the remainder Of 4
hinoiit9 it' having perfect rlgn, 10 tra5n AMI IT,
business tor himself as II h., ga ,..S a'.' ~
atar. Oh and that | -haii paw no ,t.bg. 81 M.
contracting, and shall claim none ~ MI" -,
"ltness-IAM Es Il CoFFY -
tastne, Feb. g. ls7l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-23

OF Feb. End. an article under the caption of
New School Law" written by gentleman
who subscribes himself Radical; and has
had, according to his own statement but n
limited experience in school teaching; but
large experience in that business ofN hich
he SO emphatcally speaks, that Is OF
shooting squirrels and hunting School
Agents" and hr preiends 10 be quite il-
teiiigcni in regard 10 the e>pceia! province
OF the :. :. Committee.
NOM. | am one OF the unfortunate. in re-
gard to the above calliugs or protc> >ion-.
but if my memory serves mc correcdy.
never >ho, a squirrel. neither wa | ever
driven TO the extreme necessity of wing IN
ambush. awaiting The coming Of y tin
peddler or fisherman. tor the purpose Of
begging for a school; and | know but little
of the ;. :. Committee. and would prob
ably know less of it. II my business was
always In The school room-for Il /. a
place which the Committee seldom visit in
this Town; and. it i fair to presume. that
IT. manifestations toward the cause " edit
cation. are no stronger than tin pc,lIcr>
School Agent
According to Radical, own statement.
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f''''''''oi ''''i' "'''' :" 'e'''" 9y'''"' "I'"-
oO' ~ 'N"''',i''''i''"' '''' 'n'"N ''r '"A'
cusable. for it made corrcc ion Of IT, error
very soon. When d examined me Erhile-
man for his next ,choa for h. states that
he could never obtain certificate FIR
teaching afterwards; and no" for ihi- he
+ Pirae'd {" make q reVcnGciui argument.
ia which hc says, in capacity of mind and
Intellect h" hai ONT grown fhc tin p'dil'r
school Agent. and suppose. II roHr-e
hr iHr'ud"I the ;. ). Committee thcrcy
had become Disguised wih HE hu-inr--
aud Mas determined to- cause the oh-cnIuy
ot one tr.gai STIR from the Educational
Galaxy Of nould-boro.
ihi- determination hr virtually carried
into effect. for hc len o." fraternity ui
-rh"nl tAchrr- with almost multitude
regrr;iin- that that SIR wa 80 soon q" -.t.
and. perhaps. newer again rise 10 ;hr c.lu-
cational wants of a town" II Ell ght,r1, hua-
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{ "a iHt Subscriber has tak~u i win
dow Ia JOHN A. HAIE'S BOOB
So tbRt, Main Street. where ne A. r. -
ready u do all kind7 Of work .t...a "a, q
!" asche~, Clocks and Jewelry. An work s. l----
ca. ihe patronage Of old Customer. Is zoii,i
- GED. +. Ut IS
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Providence Correspondence,


strncted few nights since by startling
and thrilling lecture on Content hfe and
the Romish School System,' delivered be-
fore compact audience OF several thou
sand. by Miss Edith O'Gorman. an escaped
NUN; Of which please accept has,y
Actch
Miss O'Gouuau was formerly resident
of thi- city. Her father and mother >.iil
reside here. She made her escape from
the toayeut IF ST. Joseph, Hudson City,
NeN Jersey, ~nmA two year, since where
shr hai been cru.inrl several wears and
Ia. ,acr been creating quite sensation NJ
t'e Nes.. by hrr lh!r ana opportunc Ice
lures 40 exposition Of TIE corruption W
convent lilo but ,ha nevertheless. -tiIl re-
tain, Ira tIc expires Jon OF hnr face The con
vcntinnAl purity and sweetness associated
Wi.h our idea ofthc nun. Dressed In white
muslin. her manner and personal appear
ance were indeed prepo~ses-ing. She
speaks distinctly ana ilucutly, and is re-
| gardeda~ one &c tIr best clocution>ts now
IN the lecture flrld.
/ Amid the minglcd applause If protest
/ ant~ and the Misses Of catholic, who we're
( there in force, hu' kcp' ~ partial restraint
Ny posse Of forty policemen mostly in
citizens dress she .pokc Ia the following
effect.
/ Ihr lirr &C nun was a gross abuse of
nature, law aud al insult to divine law
a. ms, ;Dt4',t;,.. .., .,.i, ,,,,l;,t,+, ,,..,s
\ rr4rfr,.l mako, mn confession az nor
4 .-.
/ Il" '"'' ~ "'''' '''' wv quest 'hAi "e-
| r"tun Intimately acquainted with The mind
/ ,f winch Ia. j. tu assam, cofppIei,, rnntrol
;..t.. ......
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'''i'l- ''ai'- the ceremony ~ -lANiuT
/ ihr WILL lHr hrll D. ~hprA lal the vow
I takrn t,r.uar,.nr, 1, Ma. n,,iti,f, az tu,,
,. r. ,,ttt, ;. .,,.,.
Fs'i>' 'A' -''' n ""''' ~ "@ i'''"N :
Receive thr sacred Yell, whereby thou
/ Will NV known Nv have lct. fhe world and
I ena..-.r,r...I tb,-..,r ~ .I..t. Christ III le
IN 49,,
'''' >i''"-'' l'' 'N'3 ""h rN''- i"' htNh"P
,ir'n prom ut"rd 1Hathena uT"n All WI"
"a tuii -ark To- hand her a.trAy from rclir-
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""'A ih' '.iA ''a ''' mgr OWL me
[ money vh..h ,,. carrie. ~ thr convent
with h,r forever, tt,., J.. r,...tlfr..I IA. con
.-...... ..it
I 'hr Supervisor. III Frn neglect tp pick M
/ q ~trlg p.u u~ ur.lir. yru ,.aiatr The Nom
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Yal5tM.. tm.. Iurrr 4, III Alteration to
aft.nti an.l -lah . tlia- Al i mtr-
F rlr I- ..t.rut. p-.r-u-.I Tn- Speaker
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TRAVtLEhS INSURANCE Ca
~tatcmeni, Jan. LIST. 1871

AsStTS.
Cash IN hand and IN Rank st4u4- ..
la hands Of Agents and IN Cours, az
transmission, Ft.4F.-.
Loans OIL Bond and Mortgage, a.I l...
Deferred Premiums. ID
Accrue Interest mot due D.
United states Government boa o.. .4#
STATE and ManicipsI Honde, l.a
Railroad and other Corporation Ntgur..
tics. ant ..-....
Bank stocks, tuarsiorl and NrN fora
hanks I.s h..
safes. uruiturc etc. cost - .iLi - It..r. ..
Nop-Tcstdcnt tax, .s..
sla-- As
IttHtiIrtIS.
Claim nuadju-ted aud NOS due 40 a.
Actual Receive, Lille Dept. New Aurk
standard -t. ..4...
Actual Reserve, Accident Departments, IT,,
tatrH..
surplus a. regards Policy holders. s..-.-
4. NJ. YOUNG. Agent r ID. t,.....
bihsMore tEAse. Skowhcsau ana For.!s4..
$40 stat Sa.
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Notice OF Foreclosure

WHEkEAs, John H. sherman, late of rncl..
~ Port, Couny OF Hancock, and stat. - .
Name By his deed oil Mortgage. dated sents
, ,nh' y is65 and recorded in Hancock Rsgr.
~, BOOK ll9, Page Isl; conveyed to Josa~hI
10. ~ Oh sad Bucksport the following described
ne fa,iama' sn n IA said Bucl sport described
ioioWs :-Beginning the Westerly so =,
- r.. street so called, at the North East Carner
=, -, occupied by J. \. TiiIock and Richara
n"a .nsnce running Westerly on the Snr,h
.n e Vi sald iiiiock and Bennsts lot about six AMI
, .h.o-."urtns rods, to land Of Aionzo Coihx
roia =, norineriy on said Colby's East line Az
rar.,i., .,s ana stones thence EAsteriy on line
Pls.iei win The Southern said line shoa, .I
anu three-iourth rods. to said First Street. snd
snehee ~ ne vest line of said First Street a.
70 me point began at. containing sbant thir,s
she a on'se-iourth rods, with all the buIIdins,
Shar 1oa scanning; and whereas the said John n
4 80 a'd also on the sixth day of Novembe,
Hancoc ,o9s oy deed Of Mortgage recorded in
=, registry, Book ll9, Page II0 .sn.a "a
70 st me SAID Joseph L. Buck the above ment,any,
sna described lot of land. And vheras. ,s
ssosdltians coatained in the said mortesa. me
gs1n broken, now, therefore, 1 the SAID nye
Il. 1nck, claim to foreclose the same "a .aosepn
" ~, notice accordingly agrseaby to he s,a,ss
Bucksport, Seb. L. 1871 - l.. BuCh.
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Notice..

Any school District az present laok,sr
Eo'-l "'Aie Teacher. can be supplied hy aims.
'""h )" WV II >AyAkI
80 County supervisor. HI a
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DISSOLUTION OF CopARTYERsHIp

.nd ne s, nfm 9eGefofore existn. under the nam.
solved. and "nTee,y Z Mason. is this day di..
bills. 01iiect and pay all
3we 4 n. 1kEELY,
Ellsworth, Feb. l6, ISL AAsoN.
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PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE IT,

~ 10 fhs sfSssf .uaehi.s -, fAe t.-,,,.
ss< .,fsn.fscsar~s Sy fhr
no w l.. NJ ACitIEI. t-pNII,A<I
A. r. yEIIIsoN A.,
Ellsworth, Feb. a. Is1I
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-23

III l. not little remarkable that pre>i-
dent Grant in al the terrible fall. from
grace which he has been CHARGED with
invariably falls on his feet. right sile M
with care. II i, but Il few week, since
me malconten'> aud disappointed ia the
country We're bowling and barking at the
heels OF the President. on account of re-
calling }. Lahrop Motley. Minister To the
Court III 81 james. (who By the way give,
only the Initial Of hi, first name. spell, the
second IN full. and part, his hair In the
milldle.)
On the Th inst. a proposition received
from the British Government. and amend
ed by Secretary Fish was submitted 10 the
I. :. senate for its concurrence. The
proposition covers the whole ground of the
Alabama claims. and all Others GROWING,
OUT OF The late war in this country. The
Fishery question. and all questions be-
tween this country and Great Britain and
me oanada, The plan proposed l. thar
tnese matters are all to be submitted to a
Hlgh Commission. composed of five per
sons designated by each government. The
commissioners nominated by the Presi-
dent are. Hon Hamilton Fish. Secretary
OF State. Justice Wilson. Ex-Attornev Gen
eral Hoar, Hon. X. c. Scheack. and SeDa-
tor Williams. The Commission i ONLY
empowered to agree on some plan of SCI
tlement. which is not binding on either
party until accepted by both. This plan.
II will be remembered. was embodied In
the Presidents message last December.
LIFE.
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Cnha

HAVANA, Feb. 2o.-People come into
the cities in such numbers 10 surrender
thar the interior il depopulatcd. The
troops surprised Republican assembly in
session 81 Madrid. The members. howcv-
or. escaped. bui the documents were cap.
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Letter irorn Washington
Nt-.ii>.su-.. II.
February l-,h. l~-l.,
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SEWING MACHINES

and this 10 the best have ever used r,,
recommend it, from experience IA it, use
u will be sold, when desired. in Ir.rIm.,,.
and on Its own merits.
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PROSPECTUS J
OF THE BALTIMORE
Evening Journal.

Solicited and ercuursgsd by many il Flu
entail citizens of Baltimore 70 undertake
the enterprise Of Daily Eves ing Jcurnsl
in this city, a great public necessity at this
time, we have determined after a careful
survey of the field, tn establish an
UNADULTERATED DEMOCRATIC Pa
PER,
which, willie IL clines to the great principles
ri American liberty, ar enunciAtei by the
Washineiors ard JetTsTs Ds OF the past
will, revert heiess, cautiously entertsin due
respect for the opinions Of those who differ
from NJ.
Our chief object will Re TO restore frater-
nal constitutional -nion between the North
and the South. We shall strike unsraring-
Iy military despotism, oppressive taxation.
and cffcisl dishonesty ir. all quarters. We
will be Independent Of al cliques. and pub
lish q paper for tire people. who can rely
upon the firm advocacy Of the right, and
fearless exposure Of the wrong. In word.
our motto shall BE-: "The peoples advan.
tare il the guiding rue for deciding allqses-
items OF State" We shall advocate . rapid
immigration here Of the European races,
and uphold the equal rights OF all citizens,
native or adopted. We will oppose with
all our strength. any attempt to array one
class of religiouists against another, regard
ing such action as dangerous, fanatical. I'm.
republican and undemocraiic.
The Baltimore Ereing Journal win De is
sued on Monday. September 4th, 1877, at
No. 1872 West Baltimore Street. There will
be three editions daily at II. 8, ard s clock.
p. III. Either edition Of the Evening Jour
nal will be served to subscribers living in
the city for I2l cents per week. payable BIZ
weekly 10 the carriers. Persons wishing to
subscribe, by leaving their name at the Of
ice Will receive prompt attention.
EN-. YERGER s. CO.,
1872 West Baltimore Street. Baltimore.
Sept. ], 1871.
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TIE PICTORIAL
chronological Journal,
A FrRsT-CLAss
Family Magazine.

"The Science Of Man" and his Improve
ment, bv all the means indicated by Science,
is the object.
Phrenologv-The Brain and its Function.
the Location and Natural Language or the
Organs with directions for cultivatinc and
rest aiming them aud the relations subsis-
ting between Mind and Body described.
Physiognomy-with all the "Signs Of
Character. and How to Read Them is q
special feature.
Ethnology-or the Natural History OF
Man. Customs. Religions and Modes Of Life
in different Tribes and Nations, will be Civ
en-
Fhysiology-The Organization. Structure
and Functions Of the Human Body: the
Laws Of Lite and Health-what We should
Eat and Drink, How we should Re Clothed.
ard How to Exercise, Sleep and Live, in &C.
cordance with Hygienic Principles.
Portraits. Sketches and Biographies-of
the leading Men and Women Of the World
in all departments Of life, are also species
features.
Parents and Teacbers.-As a guide 10 ed
eating and training Children, this Magazine
has no superior. as il points out all the Pc
cu'iarities Of Character and Disposition, and
renders government and classification not
only possible but easy.
Mich general and useful information on
the leading topics Of the day IL given, and
no efforts are spared to maze this the most
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Pictorial Family Magazine ever published.
Established.-The Journal has reached its
SD Volume. The form is Octave. 1t has
steadily increased in favor during the many
years it ha. been published, and was never
more popular than at PRESENT.
Monthly, at s. u year, in adj.
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We are offering the most liberal Premiums
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complete List OF Premiums. Address
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$50 Broadway, New York.
Nov II. 1870.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-05
MARYL A Nd LIFE
INSURANCE CONPAN

FHE progress OF Life Insdranceiu the Tn
] ite,i States proves this great erowning
triumph Of modern scisnce and philsnthro-
phv to boone ofthe marvellous features ofou.
socia, ecouom".
The wisdom Of all ages has devised MOTH
ing that compares with L. II So manifest.
" good, that il is difficult to see how an in
teilisent man, with proper CONCERN for the
een,fort aud protection Of his famil, can fail
IN avail himsel fof it's benefits. e -
Life Insurance leaves ready monsy 10 SET.
d" estates to advantage. II will prevent a
sacrifice "f property Il a mar die in debt II
is subject 10 NO tax during life. nor Orrha,s'
Cour, expenses after death. tits exempt nv
law from debt. II is rapidly becoming a
rule tina, MI men ~ inst attributes insure
Om MARYLAND Company commsnds itsolf
I" the confidence ard patronage sf our peo-
pie in all parts OF Che State. Its directors are
ner of known integrity and ability, to when
The public NAV look with confidence tor q
inst and careful supervision ofi,s affai~s. N
must he clear to every intelligent mind that.
II we would secure the largest prosperity OF
nnr State and people individually. we must
build mp our institutions and keep our CAPT.
Al NJ home.
Had the FIVE million doll sts sent out Of the
State annually for insura nee been Invested NJ
homo. it would hrvc told favorablv upon onr
own wealth and commerce This is emphat-
icsllv OUR COMPANY gotten IN bv our nrsr
merchants to afford the opportunity for all
~ insure without sending the money GU: of
oar own State. The affairs Of the Company
ii maraged with economy.
Such has been our marked success that we
were able after the second wear "a declare
and pay in CASH az large dividends rs the o.
DEsT and LARGEST compan, in the United
States. The Company feel greatly encour.
grd by the patronage and Corporation they
have received. and solicit u continuance Of
he same. The laws OF trade. commerce,
s-lfrespect ard self.interest cmbine to make
ibis the Company for VA
Now, dear sirs. in view Of all the advanta.
as Of Life Insurance as an investmen,-,he
uncertainty of life-,he strong claims Of wifi
and children upon husband and father-thc
uncertainty OF business, and all the ordinary
forms of investment-is il not the moral duty
ofevrry man 20 put something In form that
vii. prevent want and distress. or trouble on
the par, OF those ne loves
BY all means Insure, and DO II at once In
the Maryland Company. The officers Of this
Company are: 8sf
GEO P THOMAS, President.
A X FoRp, Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Hamilton Easter, Geo II Hilner,
Alien Chapman, Thomas Cassard,
Geo Thomas, William Devries,
Hugh Sisson. Charles Webb,
Hiram Woods. Jr.
Al MYERS. State Agent.
THE COMPANY REFER TO
Judge Magruder. Judge Ford. Judge Ma
son. Hon Fred Stone, Barnes Compton ard
Editor Of Beacon.
1GrA J MYERS, the State gent, will 10
in Lconard,own during the first week Of Cour.
to transac, the business, fihe company, and
will alsoinsurc pro- err, ia Baltimore Compan.
les
Aug 81. Ia6s-tf
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Notices Of the Press.


Harper's Bazar contains. besides pictures
patterns. etc, n variety of matter OF especial
use and interest to the family articles on
health. dress, and housekeeping in all its
branche. its editorial matter is specially
adapted to the circle il 10 intended to inter
est and instruct and it has, besides good
stories and literary matter Of merit 1t -
not surprising that the journal. with such
features, has achieved in short time an
immense success: for something OF its kind
was desired in thousands Of families, and its
publishers have filled the demand. The
young lady who buys single number of
H:rper's Bazaar is made q subscriber for
life.-New York Evening Post.
The Bazaar is excellent. Like all the Pc
riodicals which the Wrappers publish, it is al
most Ideally we'll edited, and the class Of
readers for whom it is intended-the moth
ers and daughters in average families-can-
not but profit by its good sense and good
taste. which, we have no doubt, are to-day,
making very many homes hopper than they
may have been before the women began ia
king Lessons in personal and household and
social management from this gcod-natured
mentor.--The Nation. NY.
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PLNET POINTPATILION, SAINT
MARTS COUNTY. MD.

HlS cd and popular resort is now open for
the reception Of guests. Salt Water Bath
ing, Fishing, Sailing, Shooting, Excellent Mu-
SIC, Ten-Pins, Quoits, Cro9uet, &C., ke.,-wi,h
plentiful supply Of Northern Ice,-rerders this
place more attractive and desirable than ever be-
fore. IL viii be under the immediate direction
OF Mr.. John II. kirkwood, formerly ofthe Kirk
wood House, Washington. Terms 50 per dav;
SIS per week Ses per month.
A. Il. POTTS.
Proprietor.
June -, lssl-r.
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS

We are having engraved, by the celebra-
tel Jackman, . Magnificent steel Plate
Likeness Of DIR. Van Everie, Editor of the
Day Book. and author Of white Supreme
cy," 'I'he Normal Condition Of the Negro"
&C.. &C., splendid work Of art, Picture
thirteen by sixteen inches. which re shall
present TO Day Book Clubs Of Five to Twen-
~ members. who send US 81 each. Nosin-
gle name can obtain the likeness under g. 80.
We opea the year with new and hrilli.
an, story. by Mary J Taylor; scenes laid
in the South, before the war. aud the frst
presentation ola true picture Of southern
life. Order specimen papers Make MP
your clubs. and send at once. Address Day
Book, 162 Nassau street, New York City.
Dec q, 1870.
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Well Digging.

DERSONS DESTROYS Of having wells dug
Il can have the same done by the under
signed expeditiously and eheaply.
Rates, IS cents per foot. for digging and
wallipg. Orders addressed u the care O
VIM. J. Edelen, Jr., will be promptly at
tended &c.
VIM. RICH.
&S- References IL necessary can be given
Tor the faithful execution Of the work.
April Is, iS7l-6m.
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rASsf D D. 4. ABELL. having qsali6ed =
- Anetioaeers according 70 thereqairsnentpn bat
the Lieneslaws Of the UnitsA States, give nosf m
that they are prepared to attend TO the sals,f !,
oil real estate or other property that may b =
fired at public aaetisa in ST. Nary's ccuntvl
A4drsss. Jas. =. . BIZ. Aseai, 1lssaazdtc1.
Nd. ri,
asyi3, lsse-u
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-05

ID n EDWARDS, having qualified IS an
H. Auctioneer according 10 the License
Laws Of the United States, gives notice that he
will attend 10 the sale Of all real or personal
property that may be offered At public auction
inst. Aary's county. Address, r " Edwards,
Great Mills p o., 81 MAry's county, Nd.
Janea - le1o-6.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-05
A Card.

HlHE undersigned. having now an inter-
i est in the commission business with
the well known firm Of Neale. Harris q Co.
Of Baltimore. would inform his friends and
the public generally Of the fact. ADD ~
spsctfully solicit share q their patronage.
confdeat IN the belief that no pains will Do
spared to promote their interest,".
r. g. SEALEA
July l2, lS7t-6m.