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LvxHrcot-stsamship Acknowledgment Birch, csp,sia
Johnston Captain Nicholson, Captain Wallace and lady, NJ
Thompson and lady, Mrs Tldesby and daughter, Mrs
scharh, Mrs Cough, Mrs A Bebe, l. Franke lady and
three children Mr. Truman Mr. Krkby Mr. Humphrys, Mr.
Jones, A Leckie-and ~ In the steersge.
AsrIrwALts- amship Ocean Queen-H bacon, John
Hooper, N Mathis, VIM Whcelan, Jr, Flood Thomls
Patrick, DrJ Nash, u Bond. Hoops, LemenSer III
Jones, Jas Duprey and wife, Maj Capeon Chas Maetl
Fecheimer, a Snyder. w Fish, VIM Stevens AP
Boughton and wife, Senior Bonfas Senior srannga, Senr
Caderon Senior Garcia Seldom Senior Lopez, Bear,e
Mr. and Mrs Pesrce Capt Barnes Clsud Brugnieus joyce
Roscoe, John Brophy II Brghcy, q u Benedict MrtA
psans s and son Chase JsSet d 9seSrne s na
Graham wife and child. Cooper, wife and infant
Fitch, Corey Mortz, A w Wilsey, X wooden
DEPARTURES
MISUNDERSTANDING Etna-Mrs Clark, Mrs Laurent
Paris; Mrs McCutcheon, Miss Gregg Mrs Thnrson ind
child Chapman wife and two children; Mr. Wallace No
Rinnear y Boss Mr. Rounaot Montreal soAuIth ..
Mr. Mon Husseuy, Paris: Holme Baum, Addpn
MundI Chas Ccndell and WIFE Andncw Allen, Hamilton
s p, w,,sbs,m, cobn. VIM Myrrsy Hss Murray
Hamilton; Mr. BENJAMIN wife and two chidrsn Mcnt.ai
Mr. Robinson Mr. dale, Alfred Holt A Feyrer, O Pcard
Mr. Lamb Lieut. Warren Montreal; Mr. Capslsn VIM Wscs
Joseph Geo Fischer, 0ibb0na Je6b and VIA
London --wth others Ia The stesrago
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Honors 10 Army Correspondents.

From Nashville letter In New York Times, Dec IL
Ten excellent macadmized roads radiate from Nash
vile, foows:On left, the river, runs the
Lebanon pike, then the Murfreesboro pike,
Nolensville pike and then the Franklin pike.
These are the highways leading south, and
the latter stands Forts Ncgey, Casino and Nor
ton Then comes the Grannywhite pike then tho Hills
These lead from the city west, and near them
are located Fort Houston, Twoten Fort, Baldhead
Fort and Fort Giilem Then there are the
Hyde's Ferry and Bucna Vista pixies, running in
northery direction. The immense fort on Capitol
Hill protects these pixies while the neighborng works on
the bill command at all points OF the compass The large
fertilization is called Fort Andrew johnson, after the
Governor. Then there four forts, pointing TO-
spectvey 70 north east south and west The northern
fort Is called Fort Browning after the Governors private
secretary; the eastern work is called Fort Glen, ater
the correspondent OF the NEw York HKAfD who was hero
during the blockade Of years ago. the southern fort
Is called Fort Lindsey out Of honor to the son OF the
Postmaster Of Nashville who al that time acting as
personal aid TO Governor Johnson the western work Is
called Fort Truman, out Of courtesy 70 the subscriber
the blockade
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meeting has been called Of the stockholders Of the
Galena and Chicago Railroad Company who have not
surrendered their stock for the shares OF the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad under the consolidation Of last
June, 70 organize board In place Of the old direc
ton, which Is defunct The ofncia call Of the
Secretary Of the Galena and Chicago Railroad Company
may be found among financial advertisements,
Ing February 10, al Chicago, the time and place Of
meeting
TO THE EDIroR or THE HERALD.
EAST RIVER BANK, NHw YoRx, Jan II, 1895.
In your money article you stated to-day that the East
River Bank will increase capital 70 $780, ooo II should
have been 70 100000 II you will please correct you
will much oblge CHARLES JENKINS.
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SAN FRANCESCA, Jan. II, 1895.
Efforts are making 10 open direct trade between San
Francisco and Salt Lake by road 70 the Colorado river
and thence by steamer. This would give Salt Lake q
nearer Of supplies and market than at present
Subscriptions 10 the Sanitary and Christian Commits.
sons coming in very briskIy from all parts Of Cali
fornia
The Monitor Camanche will mako her nrss trial trip
next week.
Tho mail steamer Sacramento sailed to-day for New
York, with about Ave hundred passengers and SLOT
631 In treasure.
Arrived, ship Andrew Jackson from Now York
schooner Eustace, from Baltimore via Rio de Janeiro.
Also arrived ship Lancashire, from Hong Kong She
brings no later Chinese news
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COLONEL L. CARROLL JUDs0N

COLONEL L. CARROLL JUD6Of.
Another OF tho heroes Of 1919 has passed away.
Colonel L. Carroll Judson died January g. 1885, at the
age Of sixty eight years in Waterloo Seneca county and
inferred with Masonic honors The deceased was
native OF Seneca county He was volunteer In the
Of 1872 and participated In the battles OF Lundys Lane
and Sag Harbor He entered private, and won the
rank Of Colonel His son, T. c. Judson, has served In
The present war; and has been wounded three times
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AT the close OF 1850 required seventy -four dollars
continental money to purchase Of silver and in May
in tho following year the old currency became entirely
worthless
The Boston Traveller Of yesterday savs-
On demand loans tho interest rate liz six per This
easy state Of the money market has little influence
IN promoting speculation in stocks merchandise Peace
rumors, whether believed not have unsettled all the
markets. aud current prices favor buyers rather than
sellers although thore not much disposition manifested
to sell largely at sacrifice Gold still rules ct high
figures and probably WILL long IL is wanted for du
ties aud remiitances, or until the paper currency issues
can be reduced TO specie paying baes; but before
that can be done peace must DO reestablished i'll the
land.
The following figures show the earnings Of tho Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad during the first week in
january
17VS..
1865. lie, $50
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Sinking OF the Schooner sarah ID. james.
BOSTON, Jan. II, 1895
The schooner Sarah B James, Of Fall River from
Philadelphia for New Orleans with coal government
account experienced heavy gale and lost her rudder
On the sth the vessel being sinking condition, she
was abandoned, and the saved by tho brig
Daron which arrived here TO day
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BUFFALO, Jan. IA, 1885.
driving snow storm commenced here last night and
still continues 1t will doubtless impede travel. Ths
weather is mild
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The North American,s Mails.

PORTLAND, Me- Jan. IA, 1895
The mails for the steamer North American for Liver
pool cannot arrive hero until about six o'clock
this evening Consequently she will wait until the
ing tide about nine p NJ before taking her departure
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TIE STREET SWEEPING IMBROGLIO.
SETTLEMENT OF THE DIFFICULTY.

REMOVAL OF THE RECgEa INJUNCTION.
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The cummings OF The Atlantic aud Great Western Raj
way during the month of December 1861 amounted to
$751;, $50.
The suboncd table shows tho monthly depre aatisa OF
the Uaei States Treasury notes for three years
pared with tho decline OF tho old continental currency
during the period of Tins In making the compar
we have chosen the point in each month when gold
quoted the lowest when paper held the hxhes:
relative value
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During the year 1864 two hundred and eighty two
joint stock companies organized in Great Britain
with aggregate capital Of sl55 1851, 500 They arc
divided among different interests follows =
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JOHN GALLAGHER,
JOHN CUNNINGHAM,
PATRICK McNAB, Con
MICHAEL MOONEY,
pATRICK n(A(,AN

The resolutions seconded by Deputy Sheriff Duy,
who made short speech in their behalf after which the
vote was taken and they unanimously adopted the
result being greeted with cheers.
The meeting was then adjourned meet again Men
day evening" the Of the association, 70 Prince
ctr
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The steamship Ocean Queen Captain seabury, arrived
at this port yesterday from Aspnwall tho 9th INST,
with the California passengers that left San Francisco
the ODD ut. and the following speclo list
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BY this arrival have late and Interesting from
the Pacific which will DO found in the letters Of
respondents at Lima and Panama
We under obligations to purser Perkins, Of tho
Ocean Queon for prompt delivery OF correspondence
late papers
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NJ. FREApnAS, jasper;
Fasp HorYnAS, Harrison Township;
JoHH l.. HoFFsAs, Columbia Township:
GEo. HorrmAR, HARRISON Township;
Gro n. SHuRTz. Ferdinand;
Jouu q. BEcKnAs. Ferdinand;
EaHsr PcKHAsDr, Huntingsourg;
I. n. TAYLOR, iceland;
and bv Druggists a Merchsnss ever where
G w. ROBACK, CompcuSdes o. Stomach
Bi,,evs. Blood pills, Distiller srd Msnufar.
tuver Of Cstawba and Swedsh Bssndies snd
N kisds Or the 6nest Domestic Liq""
which ase sold. whclesaIe or ~ snv decree
ousnti,v. q Nos. IS, 50. % end ~ 1ss'
isbvd street, Csncinnsss N
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~ The Life Of the Flesh 10 IN the Blood. !
~ss said BY inspiration lsog beiors Hsrvey's
discovery u its circulation had brought 70
tight lie purposes and nses. Nov We know
not only that ''hie 10 10 the bIood.r but tbs,
disssse inhsbi's 4 alec. Many Of the die
Osdsss that pesvade the human frame. have
sheis homo in Il. thrive. and grow In Il
The celebrated Dr.. J. G. Aver. Of Lowell,
hss hsd regard 70 this important ice, in
'asking Remedy 70 cure these disorders
HE Extract q Ssrsspsrrills purges 90, the
tnpssisIes Of the blood and induces healthy
action IN Il that expeIs disease. This look,
sessossble. and IL 10 true. for We know b,
our ows experience. Seldom 90 We tai,
any medeiae. we have nevertheless severe
times been under obligations 10 the skill o
D.J- 9. Aver for the relief which HE rem
sdy never fails % afford ~ when We ere Oh
kssd 20 hsss resOOrss to shen.-[cs,hoIic
HsIifsx. NE
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]. w. BRADLEf'S Nee Pssens DU-
Pick ELLIPTIC Cor dossis) SPRING
WEST BR ADLEY & CARY. (l.s. J..
I. 4 ~ WEST Sole Propf.etors End
Manufacturers. "a Ch.mber end - md 81
r eadeSlseots- Nv Yofk.
THIS INVENTION consists Of Duplex
Tor two) Elliptic Steel Syringe. infesIccsly
Bssided Tightly sn3 Firmly ,oer'hsr- edge
10 edge, msk ipR thu soughesr. moss d ~x'b'o
Elastic aud Dursbie spring ever u.ed-
Firmly sslJom Bend az Break Ike The S'n
gle Springs. and conseque Preserve
their Perfect sad BesuusuI Shape TAiee -
Long as sny o,ber SkH-
The Wonderful Flexiblisy end Gseat Cosa-
,or end pleasure 70 my i.scs wearing Inc
Duplex Elliptic Skirt will be experienced
psr,ic nlsrly IN an Crowed A -sembiies- Ope-
rec, C.rrsges. Rsiirosd Gers. Church Pess
Arm Chaifs. sor Prom ensde md House Dress
- The Skirt cen be folded. -shen in use. q
occupy sm al pisce s easily sss SILK o.
Musiin Dfess-
ALsdy having enjoyed The pleasure. com
ifo,i. sud o.. .t ronv -nienc~ of wearing ths
l..Du2iex Elliptic Steel Spring Skin" Tor
single day. Gill n.ve, s.fsr wsd- willingly
dispense win their urs For children Ms
srs. snd Yorng L,dies. they arc Superior q
ill othefs.
u They are ths Bess Qa.lify in Every Pas
and Urqusstl anshly the Lish,rsi- Nos De
t.rahle -nsfrsisbi~. and Economical S<if
Ever M.de-
FOR SALEin all rir<' Cls-r S'nses ]
This CITY. snd ihr, shOot TIM United S'.'-'
I'D csn.da.. H,vrna Dc Cubs. M~x'es
south Am-rrcs. and The W-s ind'--
IsQusRs FuR TIVE DUPLEX ELuPr'c sxiE'
sprts sih. lS65-3 mos
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H.- bsrn ins'i'ured
Ymh-~- nor .n:oprorfualiy Of 'nsnr'ng
ynnr prap-ris win ssi~ Sad reis-olr Y IN
psny in our nwn State. u -hcuid be n
~ a. aud rlesur- II sv-ry ei'lx~n - en
courage hs.me srr -rpris-- and ov ~-mp.rin
ih.- rlan % fhis C..rnpsns 18th shs' o. .ih-r--
10 psrssn en- fsii 20 rs-csise the scssn-
,,r-.of,s.. SIvSiS>IPPI ever shy smi-
lar INSTITUTION dsisg hnsinessin our Stale
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JASPER AND LooGooTEE.

VUvIE onderrixned ~fii run : Stage from
j Jasper % Locsootee. for the secommc-
dssion Of The public once week. Iesvsas
Jasper evev Tnesdsy morning ~ time 70
connect ~iih the esrs. src returning On
Wednesday. He viii be thankful tor
share o. puhlie patronage.
ANTONY STElNHAUStk-
Dec. 9Th, lsGi-ly.
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arficnlar Attention Given r. the In
surance 80 Farm Property.
Ind,snian~. Y~u h-v~ been rsvise- and
cantsnu- 80 p.v 90 companies ivcs'rs ~
llIin.is. g .aneciIru'. No Y.rk ard "'ii-r
s,a So. hundreds - thousands Of co3rs ps-
.n..urn. Tins i'm rn-nss sun ~en' - ~ M
81 So sor insurance purpnse- CO n R1inrd
ams.nr our own ciri1sn.. snr which rnrpos~
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Az ER's
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are Jon sick, h>bls. and
couplalningf An yoa out 4
orisr, with your system -
rnnrsi. and your lkelings un-
cou,lbreablsf These symg-
tons are oftrn The prelude 70
ssrious ilIn>m. some ~ q
sIcknsss y cFseplng uloa zoo.
snd should b. svsrtsd By :
timely uss q the right rrm-
sdy. Take Ayers Pills and
elranss cut thr dAsordeesd hu.
nxr - purify The blood, and
VI the nuids move o. unobr
strucfed In health again.
They stimulate the functions
d the BODY into vigorous -
tivity. purify the system frcm
- L-.X~- -~AI1A nal .
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@WhiIe asthe War Department receu,
y Mayer Lncoln Of Boston was introduced
% General Grant. who. In the course Of con-
~eFsstton. compiimensed the Massachusetts
regiments. which. he pleasantly sddsd,
"shcuid BE- good. . they cent 70 Europe and
I'll over this country fcs good recruits.
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qhess Bittsrs are put up ~ o'sors
bottles. Of tOhioh the obovs = = : -
smile. The label l. fnsiy 90
rrovsd, and i provided Nth :
SAT. guard from eounts.fsitsrs.
price 81 pcr bottle, o. siz for -.
c. W. Robaok, Propvisfor. Ne. 9
East Fourth Street, cincinnotss =
whom al orders should > ~
Arscced
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Oficer~.
ELIJAH GOODWIN Pre-iden';
WM r. I.EDN iCh. Vice Preslcent;
JOHN n BERRY SECRETARY;
WV. r LED WITCH. Treasurer.
Directors:
Elder ELIJAH GOODWIN Indisnspoli~
Han VINE NIBLACK. vineenner;
wN IA MONTGOM cry, Lvogcotse;
J.R. BERRY E.a;
WMP LEDNyiCH.
Al. BECKETT Esq Agent 81 Dubois
County. Office on the corner Of the Public
Square.
March 18Th. 1865 ~
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otHE A MON TIA gents wanted 20 ssll
al y SEEING Machines. We will give
commission ON oil machines sold. OF cen
ploy scenm Who will york for the shove
wages and sll expenses psid- Addrss.
ID. b. HKRarsror. 4 Co. Detroit. Mich
ACCOMMODATION LINE
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-DOsrI Dh TruxIer.
nAxurAcrU RER ASp pEsLER ~
HARNESS AND SADDLES,

s.u,h East Corner Of she Publie square,
IA SpER. IND.
nFFERS HE hanks 20 the citizens Of Do.
~ bois county and vicinity for their pss
patronage, and ~oliciss . eoniinusnes snt
sxsen.ica Of the sane. feeling confident trs'
- en- ~ ske /, O the ins<rsst Of psrsons u
want Of sny thing 10 hrs line 20 crsi ~Hi
III m. a. his motto is"sma 81 pro6ts end quses
..le.r IMsy Is. '62-
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SIN ISIS Up j
INSURANCE. COMPANY.
~ IsDfAxsr sLIs.
ACCU INFLATED
Capital s<393, 799 -
AND CONSTANTLY lNcREA SING

sU>His ESTERP RISING COMPANY Is
1 nov doing 80 extensive snt q arsn't 2
bu-i nsss wirhin ih- limits II 'h- S'-'e. and
,ns-nuch - il ccnfaes tsse bnr'n~~-oi me
Gun. psny 80 ihr State. The psirossg- Of our
people i. -oiicr-d
Policies re i-su~d ir any period n@ -
ceediug seven ye.rs. u r-se. - rs-s'nso'<
:. tho pforsp, payment .. losses all pr
nil. an sll kind. ~ Ba-in~rs i.cn-e~s. Wa
Ter Mills. Hotels. r-hureh~s Seh-oi- Houses
IA sling h~u-ss. Barns snd cuf-hno-er, ~
ys,h.f sisl. tie contests Of each. both v
io~ % aid county
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WNcse HvNNevs

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eve Mot OSSeveA tOtNc NsAN-
vAc o. q wNeAAcNNe wSNNAeM
wSxM cure ON me ssMs
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me s,NskeyxN.
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JnundIce,
Kidney Complaints.
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S<ONNcM BIxtcvs
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zee OMA CowNSOvt.
w. RONNck's
S<OwNNcM BNSCss
Mwlgov~ss NE wsox 0S>A
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We.
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S<OwNNcM HIxtGvs
Ovs Nc SO\AAev's vvAsNA,
ONvssvsvSsN9 Ds0ssAesA,
DwSeM<evv. RSNeMwNO-
slsSSN, exc.
qhess Bitfsrs are put sip n q''ors
bottles, Of sOhioh ths obovs = = 7 -
sip.ils. qhs LABEL |. .fnsiy 90
rrovsd, and = PROVIDED Nth :
safe guard from eosIntsrtssssTs'
price 81 pcr bottle. or siz for -.
G. w. Pobaok. Propvistor. Ne. 9
East Fourth Street, cincinnoss, =
whoyn al orders should > ~
dressed
FOR SALE BY
NJ. FREApnAs, jasper;
Fssp. HcrrmAr, Harrison Township;
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JASPER. INDIANA.
WILL practice in the Circuit and Com.
w mon Pleas Courts in Dubois and %
joining Counties. Particular attention ps,d
10 real estate casesss. examining records
msking out papers, for back pay, snd bonn
~ elaine. and Probate business collections
~ clsims promptly made
Office s.uih side Of the public square.
Nov 5.lS64.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
IT., ADVERTISERS.

The circulation of the Philadelphia Ace.
which is steadily and rapidly growing. makes
1t at leant as valuable . medium fr advertis-
ing AZ any ether commercial aid business
newspaper in Philadelphia.
The Publishers of the Age could easily fi.l
their columus with the unsought and most
liberal Communications of the press through.
out the country, but they prefer that it should
stand altogether upon claims to public conf
dence well known and established. They
believe it has acquired this reputation By the
candnr, fearlessness, and independence with
which 1t has been conduoted. through times
uf extraordinary confusion ofideas on public
subje'ts, and latterly Of almost unexample.l
public trial. 1t is rt,w, and will be, as here
tofore. the supporter OF truly national princi.
plies, opposed alike to- .raiicalisrn and IA.
naticisnt In whateves form, and devoted to
the maintenance Of good government, law,
or.ler. II -sts IL ~ \ IT, r.
The publishers Of tho Age coneeiye that It
thus renders peculiar services and has pecu-
!iar claims upon all men by whom irs princi-
pies are valued, and who look, by the proper
mearls. to pronote and secure the Constitutior:.
al restoration of the Union These can bes,
show their sense. Of the untiring efforts of the
publishers, in behalf of this great and ,,npar.
aileiied cause by sustaining this paper in all
Its business relations.
GLOSsBRENER & WELSH,
40 Chesnut Street, Philadeiphis.
DeccmLer 22nd, is64-tf. -@e ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12

HE Snbscriher has jnst received anahes
apertmeut Of Seasnuable gods. embrac-
ing many dcsi.aisle articles. z ,E4T'IeVIc 2
: Also. READY MADE CEOTHING; Ia
DIES CI.OAkS; q ine assortment OF con-
tMTIONARY; and fo.v the arnusesnent O.
ne yoang. has a!slod to hislutock an asors-
ment Of Fire Works. s,,
Sslch q T0rhiIims; TdaaaIe~; RI. Stars;
Spls Devils Pin Wheels; TrpedYes; Flower.
pots and Fire Crackers. - IL lEgE
! shall c.Intinne TO give the highe3 price for
Rags. and Furs OF all kin<ls. -
spEF f'fAIaa IN. CONRAD, Agt.
December 22nd, lsGl--sf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12

TIE PkiladelpAia RseHy Age
Is q complete compendium Of the news; Of the
week. and contains the chief editorials, the
prices current ans: market reports. stock qno-
tatians, correspondents and general news
matter, published In the Daily Age. Il alss
costains great variety Of other matter, rem
dering it in all respects first class family
journal. particularly adapted to the politician,
the msrchant, the farmer, the mechanic. the
literary man, and all classes Of readers. Il
has, In fact. every characteristic Of . live
newspaper. fitted for the COUNTING bouse the
workshop, the farmers 6reside, the politician,
and the general reader.
The Weekly Age is mailed In season 10
reach all parts Of Pennsylvania, New Jersey.
Delaware and Maryland, on or before Satur-
day Of each week. F
TERMs.-Two Dollars per annnm for q
single copy-one Dollar for six months-and
Sixty Cents for three months. To clubs Of
ten. one dollars and seventy fw, cents per
copy per annun-twenty copies for one year
for thirty dollars and one copy gratis to she
person getting up the club. No paper will
be sent unit! the subscription isppiid.
Specimen copies Of the above papers sent
gratis to any address. on application.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
AGRICULTURAL
JOURNAL. MARYLAND.
MARYLAND FARMER
AND MECHANIC,

&NASsS "A 0AA ANtOS
A MONTHLY Observation-Disclosures
By SIS. Mills & CO.
(1'he senior partner formerly interested In the
"Rural Register"
No. "a 3. CALVERT STREET. corner Of Mercer,
BALTIMORE. ...,
And devoted to
AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE. RU-
RAL ECONOMY. HOUSEHOLDAF-
FAIRS, and MECHANIC ARTS.
4" Is Reliable and Practical Journal. de-
Z voted to tho different departments OF
FIELD CULTURE, such as growing Field
Crops, Orchard and Garden Fruits, Garden
Vegetables aud Flowers. Flowers for the
Lawn and Yard, Trees aud Plants, Care of
Domestic Animals. &C., together with all sub
iecis Of kindred nature interesting to the
Farmer, Horticuitnrist, and Household. ~.
The ''FA RMER" contains. 48 dosblc COLI
umh octave pages, with page Cover.
making in the IL numbers. 624 pages-prinied
e,e k,e Papor and clear type.
Published an the first Of each month, 40
$3.50 per ytar-Or copies for 81 50-oY 1t
copies tor $40. and a copy to the get.er up Of
the club-h~ Specimen copies furnished
April al... lss4-a
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
/. NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

In application Of Eliza B. Blakistone,
" Adna'r.. Of John Biakistsmo. late Of SAINT
Mary's county, deceased, II is ordered by the
Court, that the said administrator notify the
Judgment creditors Of said deceased 70 file
their claisns against said sleceaset, in the Reg
iter Of wins Office of Sains Mary's county,
90 On before the 18th dayta Feb, next, loE
dividend, and that this .orier be published
IN the Saint Mays Gazeste once a week In
each week, until ths said ssah day Of Feb..
next. $50
Test. i j. T. M.s RALEY,
Register Of Mills
rSt. Marys County.
December 18th, l664-td. IL
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
NOTICE.

THE .nndsuigned win assend, With die.
i paich, 70 al claims againk shs Govssn.
nssnt-will prepare al papers and cullect a
an,oants dos ths people in 81. Masys Cosnty
fos slaves enlisted in the army dc &c.
~ G. FRED, MADDOX, Z
,,..s,-- Leonard Town I'd
4 JNO. v. =. F1NDI.AY,
sgi No, 20 Law BuiIdinss. Bkk
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