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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-04-20
THE TAPE WORM.

This is the most difficult Worm ~ dee
troy "f all that rnfr>r the human svSfaun
il grows TO an almost indefinite length,
becoming 80 coiled and fastened i'm Ire
Ini"S,iucs ami Stomach efTecting The
health so sadly as 20 rRuse st. Eitus
Dance, Fits. &C. IA thas- afflicted
seldom II ever Slisprci that II + Tape
HORN hasIrn;he them lo an earIg gray,
la order 10 destroy this Worm. a. !,
energetic treatment must be psxsog n,w
would be proper to take g.,s,r,c,;o,,s
Liver Pills a~ to remove e. 90, d;,sc'
that The Worm Syry, ",,,., =. 49,
upon the Worm. o r'i, :. -;
indaseSs = ist >l s' ',,'.'''I " -.
been known 10 faiT ..;n, Tho .,,.,
obstinate case of TspSSCorn
HoBENSA Cg's LIyfAp,,,s
No part Of the system IL MA liam. -
disease than the lVER. IL srrv.ue asa
f!lerer to purify The blood. or siyiiat the
proper secretion IN The bile 20 thai aay
wrong action of The Liver effects rhe
other important paris nf she sysieni.ssysd
results vari"u>ly. in Liver Co.ns,lsin,,
Jaundice, Dyspepsia &c. I've shnuld.
Therefore, watch -resv SYMPTOM final
might indicair a " ronY action of the
Liver Th"$" P'lis being coHposcd s.f
r. OTIS & PLANTS furnished awe
fure In heal the sick Namely. Isl An
EXPECTOR ANT. which sugmenis The
secretion from the Pulmonary mncsas
membrane, or prumn'rs the discharge ~
sccreied maii"r. "ni. IN ALTERA
TIVE, which changes in some me pli ;
cable and insrn>ihl" manner the CerIsiE
morbid action Of IN" Sysisnl. :ir,l. 4
TONIC, which gives tone and xtrengih ~
the nervOu~ ~ stem renewing health aud
vigor to all paris IL III" body Al CATH.
ARTIC, which acts in perfect harmony
with the other Ingredients. and ope rating
on the Bowels. and expeIling The whole
mass % corrupt and viiiated nIaiier, AMI
purifying IN" Biol. which destroys cis
ease AMI rt%inses health
TO EFMALrs.
iou will filHi these. Pills an inyai =,
hle medicine in many complaints 90
which YOU are subject. IN obsl rHci;tt c
either total or partial, they have tesa
fs1-H TuHciioDai arrargFinenis 10 a he. l.
my acflQhs purifying the blood and o,hrr
fnIds so c1fee'naP 10 pat 10 fight sIl
complaints which may arise from e.
male irreguls pties, as headache. gid1s.
ness, dlmneszof sight. pain in the s;rlfs.
back.sc.
:, N"ne g'nuine unless signed ]. m.
itobensaf%' all others being bass Imises
ton. y
As.ns wishing new sup,slie<A ga
SsosekeePers desirous OF br;nv
mar address the Proprietor.
be1sack- Ph,la.ielphia. Pa.
y. W. JOHNSON. EsaIiimore W.,
ale Agent 6r Maryland.
FOR sale BY SPsIding G. Green,v. y
1eonsr 70 Town, anal every re.ner,.ss.:
'orekeepfs ia she county aud s,s,s
June 10. l&51---si.s - - >, '~-s'A
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-04-20
LOOK-OUT.

A T the solicitation Of many. the cell
- ebrated Saddle and Harness Horse
r E D. BUG X win commences bis
present season on the Il sish.
1854. Gentlemen Of ST. W US, Red
Buck is coming. I.
<a>y w P. HoUSER
March 9th. 1854--tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-04-20
REV. VERNON EsKRIrcr n ~

- PnRTsM0UrH. Van Hhsas 1871
Mr. J. +. RoHsh--DeaT Sir While -. =;
general opposed to Patent N-'lirines. csf'.'
rosnpels me 10 state that have great confidence
i'm the virtues of ampton's Vegetable rincinTe.
For several months past ! nav" used Tin my
family ard Ia Nv -pepsia. los al appetite. dig
illness, and general debility. wi'h entire success
So far az nv experience extends. therefore. !
take pleasure in recommending. il 10 the afflicted
az n sale and efficient fetneslv tsai
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-04-20
KGobcrt w. Harper, Wash,
L. ID. g..

LATE OF UPPER MARLBORO MD.
" I'LL give prompt and special at
w icnrion 10 the prosecution and
collection of all Land Claims & others
IN favor Of those who served in The wars
OF the United States or their heirs at law.
lie may be seen from to r. NJ. at
the Office of J. M. Carlisle, Esq. opposite
City Hall or any other time al tho resi-,
drnce. Of his father DR.. James Harper on
+. Street between IL & Ia South side.
II communications (prepaid) attended
Nov. o., lS52.-6m.
February End, 1S54-tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-04-20
"A CLOUD OF WlTNrSSrs

"e nave certshcates from Captain Cano,
"re'hrr e 'hs eiuinept physician 10 I.ouis IA.
100" resident "i The French republics who
IRA ~ "hru;na'isia uf seven years stan.
Ss"ss o'e tro'n Rqtt t'sali. do, of seven years
- Mf oiaha,n. Bslilnore C,eio.a- hons.
i..... -
s.liEy s1F'i one from ], K. Siarleion, ESQ
BsIsimoiE, with hundreds of Others.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-04-20
HoBENsAcK's woAu syRrp

PrincifsE1iiele founded a.Ap :, ;..so
vegetable sGpmpnmnded wel, ~
safe when takenrces, being Npqrsc,,v
The most tender InIcas1 be S;y.n,o
b'ncfica! effect. where Basirh ri..;,A
AMI Didrrhnsa have na.la if,.R,Jg;,.
aud ichilirated The Tonic prnpe rtr-.x
my Worm Syrup are such. that il sta nh.
without an equal in the catalogue OF
medicines in giving tone anil strength 10
The Stomach, which makes n an lnfnlIi.
BILE remedy for rhnse afflicted wirh Dys.
peps'o:ihe astonishing cures Performed by
This Syrup after Physicians haveAfailed,is
the best evidence Of its superior etiics-
cy over all others.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-04-20

ss,y olhsr sss.ll
.ss. 6, !. 800 /, i. go. s.pt u. -
Di an pisshs iartaI& I .ssse y isSs
aavt been snt9rct II -. ,,.,ztgs si5i 90
scniaf poTAr. ami sreat arhs.r of she nsfS
system. sxernpanies wils>psIr,laiirn sn3a
'c'ins "t Tie heart. ha,l A,sa -
MAI or one occasion ccaIll "a ss%srn *
! "akHns mention of nv rask e. I f<rf s..
ierird me to J"seFh e. S,seR<tan, es,< =. ]
AMI h'sh,y respectable eitizeu 81 nsilsAc
VINO had used the rinc;nre un,ler si,pi.zsx
entns'anc"s. Q called on sir Stap,eton. -
y. 81 ln'rr.'"w OF some sn5Bstes. wss \
e.S -. on ihe n~dicit virtues If the Tinctmr,%
m'" 're evidence hei"rr me. Of his own prrsnns
~o. .~ some ii'ne previous. Indicated \ f;,llin~
sa'F o. neaih. hni nnw h-aTty; hale apnear.
WIN me Gcfrrffy Of sorih. imrneiia,rIv
ION. sohme Fenced using the Tinriure. and. h~Gprr 4
.ooN me eori+hts at one hottie my sFrsnets ,r,.
ana c'H iralk as brisk md am rs NJ.
I,pe as irenis years ago This rinciure is ,bs
s.' .rs.osS''se oi The digestive organs. wh;rh
y y. - "ts'fos"d he wbole system is in a state
: DO assert u fs M hurahas. but IL. in rs.,;,s
" hat il is represented 90 he - n,
NV inventor WM. A. SeHaEFEER
1orncr of Lombard and Sharp streets
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-04-20

- Afer the almost IniracrnuS cures daily
made hy ,Hamp'or's Vegetable Timcirr-,"
on our most re~n-ciabie citizens. men well
known and tried. Ne challenge the IroTif ;o show
any thing on record in Medicine to equal it.
Read! Read!
Cr,..e roHSrupr,os Nrry.,ey. P.N
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-04-20

= sonshs I'D Loker Abcn q Co. f.eons,d
80 g. = 4. n ssassr Cos Miies Town
20" eEeaa. 80 Jei.n A. Burroughs.
~ E,r,Iss.r g gshesaily throngh-
February J. ssas
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-04-20

Easson Jan. I2sh. $50.
Thereby certify that aftes trial ri the
medicine manufactured -hy Mr.. s. B.
Hopkins. for Rh"uaaaiissn. having pnr.
chased a hottie OF hun and tried IL, I ron.
slider il tho best remedy have ever seen
for that complaint.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-04-20

aEr. p. Horton Keechg .Hgsnf for Csd
Ti1s--s-Dear Sir It's with . sense
gratitude. and desire that Others, sul7s1
ing from diseaseg may be induced to 4
the Cedar Tar, that Z am ssn5aeneed
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-04-20
afflicted, believing Ut uHeqnslied.
Yours, ELTzAsETH BAGwELL.

Uondertd Csre Of Hredilarv .Sero6,,o
5y HGmPIon's j-eee,a6le 7Tnc,mrs ,
This Certificate is from tt,a Non ~ -,
man whose name appears on the ;o,5n"i 81
40 congress. one who is extensively and fsvors.
bly, known: '''"'a-
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-04-20
CERTIFICATES.

sage.t-5 Sc ST. lEIG0ES NaN&S
81. Ma,y's co J. Nd April IS. J So s
Mr.. $. B. Hnpkins--Dear Sir ave
suffered severely with Cont for EssfaI
years One OF yonr good friends uro
cnred NE bottle of your linipaent 4
used it: AMI found usDre relief than ffl- -
any application ever made. can saE.
that you have been my good Samaritan.
May our good Lord reward Won
VERY trsalv votfrs. &c.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05
A GHOST.

Mos! ghost stories are only foolish
and laugha Bile, but this one is certainly
melancholy in the extreme.
Within the last year the people in the
village of Western State became great
ly excited by the alledged nightly appear
ance Of ghost in the village grave
yard. Few of them indeed. had dared
to see it, but some had; and they. with
out making too familiar wi. h 1t had still
seen it come and go; walk about. Seat
itself, &c; aud the statements oil all
these were too well authenticated TO be
disregarded. What the few saw the
many believed, and the whole communi-
ty soon exercised upon the subject of this
strange nightly visitation to the graves
of the dead. OF course the ghost was
in the usual grave clothes, In which. so
far as we know. ghosts always appeal
and il was entirely regular in its hours
always arising among the tombs at just
midnight, and leaving at near early dawn.
1t had often been seen to come and go.
passing over fences in its course; but no
one had learned whence it came or whith-
er it went.
At length the matter, from being town
talk became the town dread. Numerous
individuals got exited. and superstitious
ones grew melancholy and taciturn; peo
pie looked doubling J ct each other, as
they passed IN twilight. and all contri-
we'd their journeyings at shat hour, so as
not TO approach the las. resting place of
their departed friends.
This growing dread at length became
insuiIerable and engaged all minds
There chanced TO be in the village a
youth Of nineteen from Western New
York. whose domestic education had care.
fully excluded all faith in supernatural
agencies, and who, therefore. looked on
ly to natural causes for explanations of
the events and occurrences OF this life
This youth resolved to fathom- the inys
terry of the grave yard ghost. he found
one associate, and the two. after night
fall. secreted themselves in the grave
yard. Punclually. as The hour 0. twelve
d.ew nigh, the ghost W hieh had occasion
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

NOSE AND LIps-A sharp nose anu
thin lips are considered by physiogno-
mists. certain signs cf a shrewdish dispo-
sition. As 4 criminl was once on his
way to the gallows. a proclamation was
made that if any woman would marry
him under the gallows with the rope a
round his neck, he would receive pardon.
Twill, cried cracked .yoice from q.
midst the crowd.
The culprit desired the eager canidate
for matrimony TO approach the cart, which
she did and he began to examine her
countenance. Nose like knife. said
he .lips like waters. Drive on hangman"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

ed so much dread was seen approaching
The moon was shining brightly END the
white robed object was seen most dis
tinctiy. Overcoming two fences. il en-
tered the grave yard within actual reach
of the youth VINO had set on foo: the iu-
vestigation. and as the light fell fully up-
on the face of the ghost. he rrcog-
nized the well known features Of an re-
quainta nee then in her early wido*-hood.
Her husband had recently been burned
there. and So dreadful had beer the
shock that the reason of the wife had
been deth1oaed BY it. and she was aow
wandering maniac. She saw not hex
observers, but seated herself, as she was
wont. upon the grave Of him she he'd
loved but too fondly. The two then ap-
sss.schsS y al.fo,.u.ats. and Rlressed
her in klncness. Sne. Auew .-sa<tn llglt
but conversed with them freely. calling
them angels, and craving their protec-
ton. She was in her night clothes; and
her wandering thus. through the agony
she had suffered. and her pigntly occupy
ing this sad seat, had converted that poor
mental wreck OF humanity into ghost.
On this occasion she could not he in
duced to abandon her post anu oi neces-
sity she was left there 10 complete Tie
hours of that nights pilgrimage. She
is now in a Lunatic ASYLUM. - Buy GIo
Commercial.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05
lCONcLuDEp NEXT WEEK. |

A. little girl, the neighbors daughter,
began to grow quite uneasy. At length,
her mother having gone out for a mo
ment; the visitor said;
You mnst come over and see me, Ma
ry. some time.
Mol won't said the child.
'Woy no;?'
because don't like your
But why don't you like me?'
Because am hungry and want some
supper.
But said the visitor, amazed, i don't
prevent you having your supper. do IL
Yes, you do said little Mary, Moth
er said she shouldn't have supper until
you were gone. if you stayed till mid
night
In less than two minutes the visitor
was marching out of the front door with
very red face. She hasn't called TO see
Mary's mother since.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

Ju,ius-Sam you re a drunkard-you alters
drunk and your habits is loos, nigga yous
habits is loose!
Sam-Julius look heTe
We'll, what is il, alteEds-l It.
tends.
Sam-Is you flcsofefi'
Julius-A fiiosofer-whars dait
Sam-Why. does YOU know co science Q.
reason2
julius Why yes nigga, yes.
Sanl-Well, nx me dis den-how de deb
BILE am my habits loose, when is "s.ghf
all de ,imei
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

A MAIDEN lady. suspecting that her fe-
male servant was regaling hes beau up
on the cold mutton of the laEder, called
Betty, and inquired whether she did not
hear some one speaking with heF down
stairs?
%, no, a'am, replied the giri; ii was
only me singing psalm
You may amus- yourself. Betty. re-
piled the maiden, with psalms but lets
have no 'hims.' Betty. have srea'
objection to 'hims.' Betty ccuTtesied.
withdrew, and took the hint.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

PENN AND SToRy.-William Penn anO
Thos. Story. travelling together in virgin.
10 were caught by shower of rain. aLa
unceremoniously sheltered themselves iron
il in q tobacco. house. the owner Of which
happening to be within it, accosiec them
with
You hava q great deal of impudehce
TO .rcspuss on my premises; you en-
ter wilhou. leave: do you know who
am?'
To which was answered, No.
why, then, would have you kno"
am n justice Of the peace.
To which Thomas Story replied. My
friend here makes such things as i-ee, he i,
the Governor of Pennsylvania.
The great man quickly ubated his hargh'
tiness.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

The growth of Iowa is surprising. / re
ST. Louis News says: The vote OF NO
last spring elections show great increase
over that OF Angus, AMI the vote ol lie
present Angus, Is mGch larger than lnSi
spring that had no returns -
months ago, now sho W yots OF 200 OK
800. No. only arc the Eastern and Wea-
tern border counties advancing in popula'
ZION, but away in the interior ot the State
The hardy pioneers Hrc settling dcs'ss an
around them will soon gather dense SCI =
dement's.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

The late advices from Europe show
the peculiar appropriation Of the follow :
ing epigram on the 'ALL-lies OF the
Gar;
stand alone--ive not friend.
I've not blessed pal;
I've no Allies. and must depend
On Lies without the Al.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

The N. Y. Evening Post has agroup
of items under tie heading Of Murders
and Minerals in Texas" Pretty soon
we shall find linked together IN cne
paragraph. vagrancy and Veyetaotes IN
Vermont; Prostitution and Pota'oes~in
Portland; Thievins and Tomatoes in
Tennessee, and sc or. rse--f
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

When has a man the right TO scold
bis wife about his coffeef When he has
more than sufficient grounds.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

To become slandered-edi. a paper.
tread on the toes of squirts end rouges.
and be sure always to tell the truth.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

Going to law is like losing COW tor
the sake of cat.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

A hospital for the cure of wooden legs
has just been opened in Buffalo.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

Advertisements uill 5eeonsp pieuouSly irs ssF
:. ..sy-s-S alz-s-,s---- - -s--a- -
For sI1ast tSi - .Ines 5l.sseFlloLss ~
Elca aiiitional inset1on' &c
lhinsless than square w.llbe con
sldered square.
TrAiver.,zers must be particulsIto mark
the number o. insertions on The face oi lie III :
verlisenents, or thsy will De published until
o-lared out, anJ charged accordingly
GTA liberal discount VIII be maize Where
advertising done by lie year. :,
Legal aiveftssemehts must be accom- ilaiiieo i..-
h~ he cash or secured, as we cannot always
aaait TIE issue OF pco.racted settlements ior
the printers fees.
rPAn Communications from distance
should 5e addressed, Posr-PAID, to the kditof-
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

Il III EB A \ \ E L.
Is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
BIZ WM. ]. BURNS.
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ifpaid in aivarce, : %
At the end ofsix months, Vo
Ifdelayel until the end oil the year, Z %
\ f,ilrrs I, ordera discontinuanCe at tie
expiration of the tine subscribed oT, VIII be
cohsilerel new engagement, and the paper
continued.
TT-No paper VIII be discontinued untilall
arr.lrases are pail, unless the option oil the
?G JliSheT.
IL Pae above terms will be strictly al
herel to-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-18

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Sges By aud steamboat wthontdcay' 81 80
nEr En- Io-Sanuei NEAL Nlseing, yeS oi,ii S3Ea
tsalo nsiFTsfiSy SsTs SGn' @selpm9Fs' @ a' :no
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Spring and Summer Clothing.

Spring and d2SummertisCl Cloth1ng!n
sssSTEPHEN RICE, lderch ant Tailor, ,a5sR
A NNoUNCES to his old friends custome the
IA public generally that having commenced business,
he is now receiving at his Roo M in
Or every color and variety. Plain and fancy
CASSiMERESi Silk tin, and all;knds Of VESTTN6S,
&C., recently selected by himself in the Eastern citcs
suitable for5e srigg and Sgpnsf and which he viii
and Sdtest syLej hIIis fancy DeparfIi en-
embraces Shirtsof every Collars, Cravats, Hall
kercheis, Gloves Unde drawers, StoekiuEs and
every article kept in Gentlemens general furnishing
Stpres 1f want he BEST fl ont Head
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Saddles, Harness. y Trunks, &c;S
Ga n, JER,H. B, SHEPPARD would ctfGlly in.
form hi friends and the public, that he has re-.
19S his establishment TO No. 81 Main Street,
corner Union, where will be found on hand
line, consisting Of SSad diest Bridles. EInrness,
fitiliac lnGiiNvood box Trnnks~ VuIfses,t
Carpet Bags Scotch Upper md Hog Skin
CoilaFss IHnmes, Whips, tGc., c:c..,} }dc.g ~ .
which manufactured by competent wor kE1eh,
orthe best materialss and vii be sold CHEAP FOR CASH
Thoe desiring purchase are requested to call and
aPi2-yrd. 81 affW Nos15t Main st Wheeling Va
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uifBaltinlore. .Rinm n 0rfe M mn tffictorY!i AK
-TttJ. WISE e BROTHER, n!anulaetnrersoI Boudolr,I
sGran and Square Pianos request the special atten
ton OF female performers, to late and
rroyementfn the OF tie piano. this invention
the keys Of the piano be regulated to nER
SOFT se az g suit the saast ELASTIC
touch OF tue rsts rdnce Van tank
Of ine tone the not suseepbIe OF Aneeahd
elesc movement, oerise the quail the
instrument VIII remain unknown, Those who iwppl d,
avail Of the best possible the
piano. should not fail TO give hsnventfon trial b.
See business which maybe Of posti
j. j. WISE a BROTHER, !,
maT26 nftN sIEuh III Z" q t'' - - BALrThoRE.
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- STEAM MARBLE WORKS. !

STEAM iNTARBL E WORKS. 81
-. GO ~ a RSET ST., ,wHEELINGi, HA.I
TTNHEA SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange,
I ments it the East the supply OF and con.
templang the erection Steam would invite
attention, Bulers public se,e
eIdfto inspecon of his stock consisting OF Itafan,
Egytan, Sienna and other the finest
qualities whs tAanRhy 9lRsr
Dealers would find their advantage 10 Inspect his
stock before putctasing elsewhere - ~ :, = 4
His woris, done in the most elaborate style, and lie
would nyitc the attention of to examine his
stocko Stetuary and other carved work. Monuments CEN
otapls, Tombs, Head stones Grave yard
work in being enabled by his superior fao
tiles supply this work lower prices than
any other establishment in the country. siiiA gH
Please give call expmine vorls.syE C1sfsit
,,.lsI 100 -,. ,ssias CHA ELL ROHAN, s-Es
s,fafii siys5er Marble Mason and Vault Builder
F'Aso Caicined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement Pnsicr
Casts and Models, and Marietta Grind stones warranted
atthe lowest tra1e nrides y s----.-- l -. ty.d