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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby givea tina, the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Sain, Mary's county. in Maryland, letters Of
administration on the personal estate Of Fl. l..
Goddard jr., late Of said county, deceased. All
rersons having claims against the snid deceased,
are hereby warned {" exhibit the same, with the
rrop.r vouchers thereof, To the subscriber. on or
before the IL, day OF April. 1889, otherwise they
NAV be excluded by law from all Lenefs of tas
SAID estate. Given under my hand ,his 18th day
Of September, 1858.
Administrator.
Sept. 23rd, lsSs-lw.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
NaTLCE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE Is harehy s',~r .ha, he subseriher
~ has obtained rom 'h' ur,.aNns' Court ~
ST. M"ry's county, i" NJ, Wand. ,e:ters OF ad.
mln'stra'lon on TIE srs"r." "s:a'' ii Cornelius
Kirby, late Of sad county. i-c-"-~i. All r.r-
sons having claims ns,lne; In' an. ds-Aase,I are
hereby warned :" cKhIh,. Ia. .a,ms wIih the
proner vouchers thereof. Ia 'h' aus -~iher on ~
before the Is: ~ ip"., l~.iH, .th"r~ise Ihev
may he excluded nv - ~ ir.'n 81 h.re6: 1F the
sard estate. Gve;l 4, ~ hard THIS 18Th day
.: September, 1883.
& ! cI-PANT,
Al r'r:E.Ta.aF.
Sept 25rd, leSS--Gr
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
September 23d lsse-4w

NOTICE is hereby given that the subseri.
~ bers, have Obtained from the Orphan .
Cour, o: ST. Mays county IN Maryland, let
tiers of Administration on the personal estate Of
Alexander Mat!ngiy, late OF said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said drcesred are hereby warned TO exhihI. the
same with the proper Vouchss thereof, TO the
subscribers, on or before the l.: day u April
1854 otherwise they may bt excluded by la~
from all benefit Of the said estate. Given under
our hands this 18th CAV Of Stptember, 1853.
THOMAS Fl. FOWLER,
SOPHIA MATTINGLY,
Administrators.
0anaaznh.aH GA lRSQ-AR
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30

Bk5- \ Eoat-race came of last Friday OF
notice, there were OILY Eve entries. We have
NJ; learned further particulars than that the
starting point Was near Trent Hall, and that
the race terminated at the Queen Trce-ilistance
near miles. Tue race was vas won by the
Yacht Nv ave-" owned by Henry !. Carroll.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the suLseri.
~ bers. have obtained from the OrphAn =
Court NJ st. MHry's county. N Maryland, let
tors of administration on he personal ESTATE Of
Ioserh Shemweli, late Of said county, de~esheL.
An persons having claims agains, The said lie.
ceased are hereby warrsS % exhibit the same.
with TIE proper vouchers thereof, :" the srhrrri.
hers. on or before the 1t nf April 1853, otshr.
wise they may be excluded by Iaw from MI bsne-
4, Of the SAID estate. Given under our hand ,his
18th day Of September. ls5s
MARY SHEMwELL,
L. p. BARBER,
Administrators.
September 2Sd ls5s-4w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
CONSTAELE.S SALE.

DY virtue OF TWO writs Of F'ieri FaciAs. is
- sued hy Justice Of the Peace 81 the
State OF Mary land, IN and for Saint Mary
county, one at the suit Of T'hnisou s Lang
lev. u. of L. X. Langley. one Il, the sui, OF
Trnnlson s. Courtn", against the goods and
chat,elS, lands and trnements Of Ann But
CESS, and 10 me directed. | have seized and
raken IN execution all the right, title, interest
claim. property and demand Whatsoever, a
law and IN equity. Of ihe SAID Ann Burgess
in and 10 the following property, TO wit:
ONE NEGRO GIRL NAMED LUCINDA.
And he;rby give notice that on Tuesday
the list at October next AT SnlihvIIle, be-
tween the hours oi 10 o'clock, a. III. and
O'clock p. M, Will sell the aLve describe'
property, 50 seized and taken in execu iOr, Il
the slightest bidder for cash.
THOMAS I. DRCRY,
Constable.
Sept. 3Oih 1855.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30

Mechanics, Hrentors, Manufacturer, and
Farmers
gNHE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has
reached II. Fourteenth Year, and will
enter upon New vOlUnIe On the llth OF
September Il IS the only weekly pubiIca-
non OF the kind now issued ID lhIs Country,
and n has a very extensive circulation ID all
The States Of The Union. II IS not. as some
might suppose from It's si,ie, dry .ab<,ruse
work on irchnIcal science: on the contrary.
il 50 deals with the great events gO'ng ON 10
the SC entt- mechanical aud industrial
worlds. as 10 please aud instruct every one.
IF The mechanic or ArIiZln wISI"S 10 AnuW
the hes; machine il USE, or how 10 make any
substance employed IN his busneSS-lt the
House wife wishes 10 get recipe tor max
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10 know what is gong on IN the way OF I'm
pruvsmrnts ii the Manufacturer wishes 10
keep posted with the times. anu TO employ
the test facilities IN lis bu>ine>s-It The man
OF Leisure and Study wishes TO keep himself
familiar with the progress made IN The chem
! zeal laboratory or IN the CONSTRUCTION ot 'rle
graphs, steamships, railroads, reapeSs, now
erS and Q thousand other machines aud app
pIiancss. both OF p~acs and wSr-al these
drSiierufd can he found IN the SoIESrIFI"
AMERICAH, and not eiserhere. They are here
presented N a reliable and interesting form.
adapted TO the comprehension OF minds I'm
learned in the. higher branches OF science
and AIT.
TERxs :-One copy one wear, 81; Ore
copy, SIN moaths. 81; Five copies. sx months,
-; Ten copies. SIX months. s.; Ten copies,
Twelve months. So; Fifteen copies. twelve
months. $22, Twen,i copies, Twelve Enonihs,
As, III advance.
Specimen copies sent graiuitou>ly for IN
sprc;ion. southern anu Western money, or
postage stamps. taken for Subscriptions.
CO Letters should be- dire'.I-d 10
MUM y Co, LIS FrLroN STREET,
Ny.
Co Messr<. Mum & Co. are extensively
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Srptem5tr Both, 1858.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ROBERT FORD,
Executor.
Sept. 23rd, lSSs-4'v.

NOTICE is h'r.hy si:'r that the suhseriher
~ mas obtained from the Orphans Court OF
81. Mary's eo"niy, Ia Maryland. 'e,:rrs Of ad-
mInIsirntIon ~ III. personal estate of Mary A.
Simns, late Of SAID ooIntv. deceased. All per-
sons having claims aGa,ns, the 1aru deceased, are
hereby warned t" eXhIhI; the same, with the
proper vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or
before the lst day Of April, 1859, otherwise thsv
may be excluded by law from ali Lenthi Of the
said es,s,e. Given under NY hnmt this 18Th day
Of September, 1858.
GEO. A. SlMM3,
Administrator.
Sent. Ord, ls5S-4w-
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
NOTICE To CHEDII.uR9

NOTICE is hers"v SIvtr tha, ins subV-riher
~ has obtained fin.c the nr,h1ns' Court Of
1t. Mays county. III M'rvtand. i';t~rs tesla
men,"E on the personal e>'a:e .! lsnaiius y.
Langley, ate nr EaIG county C"ce+1~i. Alp
sons ha.'n, claims ns,in,; "a" &'"' DC. easel are
hereby wa!ne4 II exhibit the same, vita he
proper vouchers thereof 20 The su',.rrlhsr, on or
before the LIST day Of Apr,!, 1859, otherwise thev
may be excluded by law from ali p.rrhi Of ths
SAID estate. Given "ndes my hand tnIs 18th day
Of September. less.
ROBERT FORD.
Executor.
Sent 93rd ls5s-4y
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
ROAD NOTICE.
Sept. 30th la58--,s.

A Ii persons interested are hereby notified,
N tina, the Undersigned Commissioners ap-
pointed by an order 81 the Circuit Court for
ST. Mary's County 10 open public road from
the foot OF Motley. Hall HILL running through
the lands OF Or James Warning. Oscar Miles,
Vim H. Thomas, and Edmund J. Powder
to public road near Mrs. I. Burch's lead
ing to the public landing On the " icoln'co
RIVER, Will mesi al the foot OF Motley Hal
Hill on Wednesday the THIRD day OF Novem-
Der next and proceed TO execute this Com
mission.
Commission issued tn, 2sth day Of Sep
TENDER 1858.
}. F. MAGIl,L.
BENNETT r. ABEL, Com.
F. FERDINAND FLOYD. J
Sept. 30.h lS5S--td.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

~ Office is hereby givsr ,ha, the subseri-
~ bers, have obtained from the Orphan q
Court Of ST. Mays county, IN Maryland, !st-
iers of administration on the personal estate OF
Alexander J. Thompson, late Of said county, de
ceased. All person' having claims agains; the
said deceased. are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the proper vOI:he thereof. 20 ;hs
subscribers, on or before the IL, day Of April
mex, 1852 otherwise they may I've excluded ny
law from all beneh, If ihe aaid estate. Given
under sur hand this 18Th dav If September. 1853.
GEORGE =. MORGAN,
MARY THOMPSON,
Administrators.
September 23d lsSs-4w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30

selves against principle which may hereafter
govern them-f'r we may ourselves wsni to
morrow what We are inclinsd ~ refuse TO others
Lo-J"y.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
ST. NIARY'S BEACON.
LEONARD TOWN, MD.
THURSDAY MoRNG. SEPT. %. 1858

Fe9- Sickness ia the E..itor's family las
perverted lis giving any attention TO the Boa
CUn tIis week.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
AR r IE D.

On the 2s,h instant, GEO. r. THOMPSON to
ELLEN A. DIHosT.
On the same day, ions L. NoRRIs to
SARAH GoLDsBoRoCsH.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
CHAPTER v.
CHAPTER VI.

BIZ: little more remains 70 be told. Se'ieh
soor after tic death Of Gcngnlphns, Stable!
herself with bcc wrench, aud h"r para,
n"ur, Fee tile Sva>h R'sNy, becoming
stricken with rcmorsr. buried !:m>"li i'll "A
pot Of poTter-hceis up. The Countess Il:
Fun r:nped with an Egyptian mummy IN a
grs: state OF preservation, and the Cou::t y
Scratch. having lost the whole of his fortune
IL playing Simon Says wig wag,' with Lord
dc Mouzr, ne was forced 4 elngrate West,
where he cnl;Stcl: ~ orderly sergeant 10 a
lime kiln, and was shortly afterwards killed
by the accidental bursting Ct a cabbage head.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
d. F. D.

Ga Tuesday last, CHAaLEs FRANKLIN. M
FAINT child of J. F. and A. II. King.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

.NUILk ~ HEDIIORS.
NOTICE is hereby given that the snbserIbsr
~ has obtained from the 0rrhsns' Court of
ST. Mays county, IN Maryland, letters of I'D.
mrnrstrntipn on ihe personal estate of Sylvester
d. Langley. lac Of said county, d-cea'sd. All
persons having claims Ngamat the SAID ie"eAaed,
are hereby warned to exhIbI, the same, with the
proper vouchers the, sof TO the suhs-rlt er on OF
before the Isl of Aprl, 1853, ",htr~ they may
he excluded by law from all benefit - the said
estate. Given under MY hand this 18Th day ef
September, 1889.
MARY As. LANGLEY,
AdmInisiruIyiR.
Sept. 18Th, ls5a-4w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
$4,000 0O,O 900
Total

Total $4,000 DOC, 600
RETcRr CcCnrEoUs- Roger Sherinans re-
tort upon Randolph is one Of the wirticsm
that wi not die. Roger Shcru.aA YVES 4 repre-
sentative in Congress from Cunncctcur his
business in early life had been that Of making
Shoes. John Randolph, who hai Indian blood
III him. r,>e, an, with liz usual sound, slid
Il would IKE ~ know what ess,en;icn,n diu
with Lis leather anrun before its xet out Tor
Wa>hilituu.' Mr. Sherman replied imi:at-
ing ;hcsane squtak. Il GU: I up. Sir, 70
make nE,ccasins fo- the descendants Of POcarJn-
ta."
A REspoxsE-LE Nord, Of Bus>els. raises
It's voice N favor Of the propo-it IN Of President
BIran1n 20 Queer. Victoria. o. Oetlale N"
perpetual neutrality OF the Atlantic telegraph.
The Ini-,ion Morning lu>i does the same thing,
but with tie important restriction not intended
/ by Mr. Buchanan, tina, it be neutral Orty for
! the governments Of the two powers who own
! it.
| SCorr CLUES IN MAssACHCsETTs.-The
Boston Post Graveiy asserts that movement
is OH fDot fey the organization Of political clubs
! in various locations fvr bringing forward Gene
raj Wiudhed Scott a candidate for the
! Presidency in 1860. !: Is stated that ample
! funds arb provided, and that il i. the intention
to run him as the peoples candidate.
AcaUIrrAL OF SHooTING SEprcER.-Hsnry
w Bower, examined on the charge Of killing
james Mcdowell ST., was acquitted by the tx-
aminlny court on the 18TH instant There was
I load applause IN The courtroom upon the an
nouncem.nt Of sthe decision. Il SIll be recol
lec,ed that Mcdonnell, " no was Of "a mIy,
! was charged Nv Bowen With seducing and an
Quoting ms daughter 10 BALTIMORE while ~ a
: weak mental state Mcdowell. ~as ;he PresI-
dent Of the FIncas,Ie Bank, and aIan of lnau-
ence and previous good r.puta,onS He declared
his nnoc ece after being shot, tSs!Ili the evI-
deuce vas positive against him.
re f,ilc~;u. statistics show the nurnter Of
slaves CONNECTED With the dlnereils churches IL
the South:
Connected with the Methodist church
Snu,h are. 200, 900
Methvli.,, North; Virginia and Mary
land. l6,OOO
= Missionary and Hard Shell Baptists $4,000
OH Scheo presbyteTian>, 1900
New Sc."ol Prcshytcrians. tsnppneed,l 5000
Cumberland pre>hyterans, 10000
Fru'.>ta,.: kp!-cp;aliAnS. 1000
Canpheil;.> or Christian Church, 10000
All other sscts oomL.ngi, 10000
Total oclxed membership SrIth, 4ib.o"t
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30

e.. and permitting them 10 leave home with
out passes; That masters select homes for their
slaves, Instead OF permitting them to seek out
their own. as is now prscticel in this county;
anil that VIC call upon constalles and naagis-
tratcs 10 break up wood-meetinss aud All I'M
lawful gatherings Of slaves anil free negroes,
and to enforce the patrol laws.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
6firutihr american.
pROSP ECTCS

II y y u = = y
Volume Fourteen begins sept. II, ass
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30

Mechanics. hremtors, Manufacturers, and
Farmers.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30

Sept. 23rd, le5@--4r.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
CHAPTER ".

To say G"nGrlphus was angry wouli tc
but an indifferent Statement Of tue truth. HI
was in rage. He couEdn'; contain himself,
and consequently boiled over i'll torrents that
formed pudlleS Of wrath at his feet He
teamed, raved, ripped aud tore, stamped,
roll";. kicked, and reared At last selling =
bAtter!ng ram Ivy the horns, he made furious
push Al the guilty nair
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30

Sept. lHh, ls5a-4~.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30

METHODIST BIsHors- Bishop Morris las;
week ATTENDED, the session Of the Ohio Confer
cnce At Fairfield. He sr:nt the previous Sab
bath at Mount Pleasant with his oh friend<
Dr. E!Ii"tt aud ex-Bsh llam!inc The
Northwestern. Advocate says he HIS presided
at the Iowa Conference more frequently than
any other Or the Bishops. Bishop AnseS was
rat the Peoria Conference. held II: bloomington,
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30

Specimen copies sen, graiuitou>'y for IN
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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30

OxE OF THE PusTMAsTERs.-When Judge
Mclean was P,stmaSter-Gcneralh he was gross
~ abused by disappointed applicant fG re-
appointment a. Postmaster in one Of the small
towns. He at length demanded TO be inform
Ell. in writing, why Re was rot rc-sppointed.
IL was 50 informed, and the following vas the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-21
Another Pro no>.t:on.

\ copy Of the ATLANTIC MoNTHLY. "
for 1888. one Of tie very ablest and best
peri, lcals published III the Cnion. pricc
81, will be presented ~ us a, premium,
T., the person who sends II the largest
number Of Responsible subscriber, during
The montl, Of JANUARY.
This is in addition tn the proposition
we m,adc heretofore that far every six res
poasi5lc subscribers any person may Oh
tain. a copy of the pap. would he sent
gratis for one year.
We offer these premiums a' slight IN
duc,m,at to orr Republican frienls IN
cv.ry n.ishbogllool to make little eyer
ton to inrr,ase our circulation. being sat
i,iel that it requires only general and
vigorous effort to obtain the number reluir-
81 (l0G0) to enable us to enlarS, a; on c
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-21
1.-The Last Supper

and will present copy of it to every three dollar
subscriber for the wear 1858. twas engraved at a
cost oi over So 900, by the celebrated A. l.. Dick,
from the original of Raphael Lorghen, after Leon
ar!o De Ninci and is the largest steel plate engrd-
wing ever executed in this country, being three
times the size of the ordinary three dollar engra
wings
The first impressions of this engraving are held
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Thus every three dollar subscriber will ceivc the
Magazine one ycar-chcap at Sand this splendid
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value of s..
We shall commence striking off the engravings
Immediately YET it cln hardly be expected dat i'm
pressions of SO large plate be taken fast
they will be called for by subscribers. We shall,
therefore, furnish them in the orier in which sub
scriptionS are received. Those who desire to Oh
ain their cheravings early, and from The first i'm
pressionS. should send in their subscriptions without
delay. The engraving c.l he sent rollers,
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i. I'll.
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REASONS WHY YOr sHo-Lp SUBSCRIBE Fol
EN- E RSON'S GAZINE
For nSES!

FIRST: Because lis literary contents will, during
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SECOND: Because its editorial Departments, Our
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Notwithstanding that those extraordinary induce
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the publishers without further efforts vet they have
have detcrm ned to continue thrOu shout the wear =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-21
EE The Corporation Trustees advertise

re- The Corpora ton Trustees advertise
in the last number of the little Democro''
(more of the peoples money thrown away
for the purpose Of keeping the wind IN the
little. sickly, worthless thing, that gra-
ded school will commence on TUESDAY
January 21sf. 1855" The ''21st of Jsnu-
AIRY, 1885," don't happen to fall on Tues
day, howsomever. They graciously inform
the public-stop, not SO fast-the few read
ers of a sDeoHy Thumb paper printed in
this place-that the rates of tuition in the
primary department will be 81 % per Or;
intermediate department 50 90, and high
school SO. Payment inpariabiy one half
in advance, and the balance at the end oil
the first month; to be paid to a {. Capron'
Treasurer Pupils residing out OF the town
of Plymouth, will be charged one dollar IN
advance of the above rates"
1t is unusual, except at Colleges, we be-
lieve, to require ANY portion OF the tuition
in advance and the adoption of the rule in
this case. implies, to our mind, want of
confidence, on the part OF the trustees III
the ability or Willingness of the citizens OF
Plymouth to pay their tuition bills prompt
ly. But, perhaps, the intention is to place
it out of the power of the poor, especially
the poor Irish to send their children
Ii is not the interest of tho Democratic
party that the Irish population should be
educated. They could not, if they Were,
be deceived and mslead so ciiectually, as
they are, by unprinciplcd dcmagoSucS.
Another reason may be that they DO not
want their children contaminated by asso-
citation with poor, tarcfoote,l, ragSel ur-
chins They have grown So fat, eating out
of the public crib, and become, consequent
". so ari>tocratic, that poor people and
their children begin to smell bad i'll their
nostrils, hence. the adoption of this new,
unusual and insulting rule; this insidious
cut under at the poor, that they may make
s,lc,t, uppcr-crust school of it. Oi
course It matters not with the principal
of the school how few scholars attend
his salary i, not thereby ailected-nor do
we desire to lie understood as casting any
ceusurc upon hiu, on account OF the invi''-
ious rul- Adopted ly the Trustees, reIuir-
in. the tuition in advance. lie had moth
ing TO to with making that arrangement
We suppose. Being uuacquainted with thu
gentleman, our remarks cannot, of course
be intended to apply TO him.
We 10 not wish 70 occupy too muci
room with this matter, but we consider il
our duty to diro.t the attention of orr cit
izcns to one fat, which may be Of some in
tercSt to them. 80 far as their pockets ar,
cpnce ne.l. that i, provided th.y conclul,
to patronizc this school. from which Tia
poor are virtually excluded BY reference
to til. lyer,iSement it will be seen, tha
tie branches to be targht in either of tn
Il ,partments are not stated Is, careful
how you spring this trap, ID your pocket
mly have to blcel more than will he agree
ale
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-21
MAKING MONEY!

The success which our agents are meeting with Is
almost astonishing. Among the many evidences
We present the following from one of our agents al
ready in the field:
I'll have now been at work canvassng on YOU
Magazine one week, and am delighted with the bI-
siness. " is different from canvassing for ANYTHING
else | ever tried. am srre TO get a subscriber in
every family where they en- rake together tire,
dollars. am received with indifference an v
where, for the first thing | do is to unroll my en-
craving before let anybody know what am after
and thus | get them interested before they know
what 4 splendid otIr | ain going to make them
Sometimes they ask my price for the engraving and
tell them So, and when | offer them the cnsra-
wing and Magazine ono year for three dollars they
are perfectly astonished. ! did not get 20 going
well for the FIRST two or three DAYS: