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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05

EseEssIs PARLrAMENTAks SP1.K Eas.-
The GentIeuen Magazine ha~ al ar,ie'-
On the subject OF parliamentary. speak
ers, from which " III St the following
ex.rae,-
Take them Al. u Il. the ParI.a nl~n-
sary reports If cur daily psPers are ma
velIous in aptitu = ana aecarscy There
is nothing hike til IN @i.her in f.ure or
America t. take = -ing.e .uStra,tau.
The Tnnes-of Frlday. tn Z7th q June.
gave up no less than ;4lr,y-tiyc Of liz oy!-
uans 70 the partisan mary debates F.. the
previous night, and not 4 II { socake-
afterwards wrote TO correct 4 syllable o.
the report Ie, the SPEAKERS themselves
are frequently anything but perfect elo-
cutionists They speak sometimes with
their backs TO the gallery they speak
many Of them, in 8 low, slipshod anu
hesitating manner Lord Derby, Lord
Cairns and Lord Granville is rule
speak distinctly enough. You may hear
every syllable they have to say. yet You
must be apt with your pencil 70 take all
you hear. But Lord Russell and Lord
Grey hum and bah, hesitate anu hang
over word or psarasc, talk loos-ly and
often inaudably. Mr. Gladstone gencr-
ally speaks aEpSlfutea!a tor<eat ana
whirlwind of . Pale sn1 haughty,
be stands at the IA ie tad pours out :
stream Of thou2+lt aud passion III long
sweeping sentences. His vehement spirit
finds an apt echo in 4 clear aud Inuslca!
al Et7GT-
cter tones, but every word d Die. and
every sentence is perfect Mr Blight :
masculine sense finds fitting exprcssloa
IN magnificent rhetoric. IL mss pow
erful voice, and he uses it like 4 Prlna
donna He is, to my think NJ. the most
perfect and artistic speaker in the House
Of Commons. Sir Rnundell Palmer and
Mr. Coleridge speak in easy, flowing ana
graceful stylc ana n th,y always keep
the house at attention, you can hear all
they have to say But Mr. Lowe is the
terror of the gallery. He is one Of the
ablest and c!eyefest men in Parliament
/ but as speaker he is one o. the most an
moving He speaks very fast, very IN
distinctly, and very lrregularly. His ar
ticulation is chaot {. Sir stafford North
cote has fatal fault. IL talks without
stops of any description. His speeches
! are continuous streams of words. Ioro
Stanley is bit OF 4 bore Tor though
YOU may always reckon uGon sound, man
ly sens, you must strain your ears and
puzzle your wits to interpret sentence b.
sentence what he is saying His articu-
ation is terribly disconcertiug. 1t !:
zgzag and blurred. Mr.. SIunr; MI
has weak thin voice and Il hesltatlnG
manner. Iet all these are men waos'
speeches Oh interesting occasions every
paper thinks 1t duty to give n the frs
person, and, a. u rue, the, speeches Q
these men arc given with striking velba
accuracy. Very otten they Rad nuel
more effectively n the papers the mex
! morning than thel sound III st. S'eThfn
the previous ni6ht'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05

The Cornhill Monthly published by
Nossrs b Lothrop & Co, at % aad ~
CornLili, Boston, holds steadily Oh It's
way. The numbers for. September and
October. Zach lie before ~. are brim-
ming full Of reading at once pleasant, va
RED and wholesome. The publishers have
succeeded in making Z magazine at low
price, which, in point Of mechanical and
literary excellence, is credit to their
own taste and Judgment, and 1t Is prov
ing itself resl contribution to the sound
and elevated literature upon which the
true education Of the people is SO largely
dependent Messrs Lothrop & Co,
through their liberal Offer Of 5000 as q
premium for the best Juvenile work, are
securing 4 large number of manuscripts,
and will probably find themselves with
considerable material on hand tina, IS like
y to appear soon in the form of new
and valuable books bca.iug their imprint,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05
IlI ED.

In s. Iuicoo's district on the @ri in
slant, HARRISON LONG, in tn 3o,h
year Of his age
At her residence in the same district
during last week Mrs. JULIET BIS
COE, widow of the late Langley Blscoc
ESQ. aged about 10 years
II her residence in the same district
during last week, Mrs. Ann BlSC0E,
widow of the late Thomas + Biscoe,
aged about IS years.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05

GERMS ATIo. az TuE PoTATo. d. t.
NJ. Iiexamcr made the following state
meuts betorc-th New York Farmers
Club The potato is not root proper
but an underground branch ; the eyes a.c
in fact buds, and their arrangement Ia the
tubes is such that spiral huc going
through each exc VIII BE- ncarl y parallel
to itself This shows certain REGULAR
ty, like that Of bulls on a braHch The
eye is the terminating part, but sueh !
the yigor of the productive tendency O.
the potato that II one is cut IN pieces,
none of which ntain an eye, one OF hvo
Of these eycle>s pieces will s?rout he
pared number OF potatoes, cutting be
low the eyes, and yet they terminated -
Hence, he concludes that there is no use
in taking special care of tue eyes. FOR
several wears. he sad Il have tried ~
experiments to solve the question OF the
best mode OF planting potatoes, and my
observation is, that when the po'l;o Is
PLANTED whole, all the gerninatlVe power
will concentrate III the terminal eye. Cat
Of one hundred hills, only two will ucYei-
on side Shoes; but cut the seed END Oh.
and two, three or four eyes nearest tn
cnt surface vii start ana divide the n1-
triment in The lota;o between them IF
II. gave the result Of seventeen dl1tFeA.
WAYS of planting the potato. Tie obtain
ed the best s4at7 f.om putting one iarE'
whole potato III hill :. the next best
Weld was rom two large half potatoes,
cut lenC>hvisc the next from the seed
end of a large potato the next from a
large half potato cut lengthwiso and
nearly the same result when the larser
rotato had lis seed end crst off The low
est Weld was from half Of a SmoN potato;
one piece with an eye did I,tt'e better
He finds the greater the yield, the larger
the amount il proportion Of Urge rota-
toes ana he is satisfied that the s'z' OF
the pieces Is not the most important point
in planting but he uses no small pota-
toes for seed. \ medium sized potato
he plants whole, cuts large ores III two
pieces. and the arges, i'll touT, pieces, a.
WAYS taking care - select souni and NC I
developed potatoes
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05
Late Sherif's Sale
of real and
Dr.RMllgl Al. MR.ksRlW

EQY virtue Of one writ Of Eenditiou,
ID Exponss. i>snei out Of the Circuit
Cour, for Saint Marys county. at the SUI,
II flames I NJ Raley, Trustee. sgsinst the
goods and chattels, lands and te,sments Of
Harriet l. Blackstone. II II B!akiston,
John A Burroughs and James 4 Alvey.
/and to mo directed have seized sui
taken in execution all the right. titir. ii
terest, claim and demand. at law and in
cqutYof the said Harriet t. Blackstone. II
II Bakis'one. John \ Burroughs sni
james Il Alvey IN and to the following
property, 10 VIZ;
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05

Err1alors.-Tbe ncw Methodist Church
le,sssd hssr ST. Johns Church Ps,ussai
Is.,r,ct. will be dedicated On Sunday, the
18th Instant. The regular quarter's meet
inc vii! eommsnss 90 tbs, day preceding
Rev s..y. ElakS, .lrcstlins Elder, ral
/ IN attco@aoec.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05

TIE vo7s, thing that man wh' has
rendered himself amenable to satire can
do.is 10 turn rs ,isa under tie lash, Il
is bad policy to rush into hornet 97s;
to ayeage q casual sting or two II an
anita -oni,. WORTHY Of your See e0de-vors
- turn YOU in,o rlolcu.e. meet HIM With
bis own weapons, If you haze them Al
commend ff-not, ana YOU c4nnot "
plain tale pu, him down, grin ana bear :.
Impe surb4eie so3d temper : az "a GIVE
lhr4as d dcfsns. a.alnst lii-n4tutta SAT
,.s,n. Is, l4usa !. never tons syn.
y, n Il II mec - u
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05

How MrvMAkE EFncHs life is short
and art IS long In the secular sphere 1t
is conceded that the powerful minds are
those who vigorously conhne themselves
to one department OF thought. Newton
cultivated science aud neglected htera-
ture. Kant wrought-in me quicksilver
mines Of metaphysic, for fifty years, and
was happy and mighty in his one work,
These men made epoehs because they did
not career over the whole eueycloFaa ia.
Ana the same is true in TIE sphere Of re
li..on. The giants Of theology have dar-
ed to let many books 60 unreal '1at 'hc]
might be profoundly ve7sed IN h'Fsl4-
:,on. And the nj shty men IN pFactira
rel cion, the missionaries. The preachers,
have found in the elements Of Christianity,
and their application t, the individual
soul, enough, and more than enough to
employ al their powers ana eu!nusi-
aSm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05

WI<cuE>rEE'S REpEATiNG FIRE ARMS.
As the world moves on, war asos .
he the mere feld-pastime which our very
respectable progenitors made It ages ago.
The uncle of his ncpheH' taught that
war meant business L human butcAery
b necessary work like all other nece>
sary JOBS, the sooner It IS over the better.
Ii 'twore done. when lis done, 'twere
well 'tYere done quickly In word,
WE must be enabled. 70 make short work
Of III, cncmy Accepting the doctrine
that war is necessary evil, We hail the
Advent Of Wlnchcst.r's repeating riff { IS
one of the blessings Of tho age
We saw tins nurderous weapon in the
ha dis Of an expert, day or two since,
and it took only one minute TO discharge
IL thirty times. IS a repeater. But II the
magazine, winch is part OF the weapon
il made u.s. Of, one hun I'd and twenty
shots p minute can be fired Its me-
chanism, s ,Ingt: and perfect as rid j,
It " .uld seem that no turther improve
ment could b. added lis weigh Is less
than ten pounds In one OF The expert
munts to test endurance, o.0 shots were
made, the gun neither cleaned nor repair
cd from the tlet shot. ~ this tame it
VA, very foul hut otherwise IN perfect
order. Ia. ta zee, 4. 900 ? COS,
u about * thirty shots fired, all
hit wit lin about twelve inches Of the caL-
ter. At 500 PAGES or , 900 feet, out OF for
t. shots fired hlrty-cight hit, som; Of
them were less than SIX inches from thc
center.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05

A S,1rco1sB A correspondent sends
US tie following logical precf that cat
has three tails -" No cat has two tails :
ca, has one more ,aA than ne cat; there
fore cat has three tails.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05

Tvs men Out W,s, undertook . Sc
vblca c..uli rln tic fssicst o. VS.
y. III! az II. ~sbcr v's- thiti
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05

Il is sircGl4r that mcn ~hc take them
liauer .trsigh, rtcu'3 g such rrceAc'i
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05

Tn. RESULT ~ mi STATE The dem
ncrats have carried Maj ylani by about
%. 900 on the popular vote and have Ger
tainly elected four out Of i've of their Con
rressnen. The contest between Weisel
republican. and Hamill, democrat, in the
Aregany district. is very close and the
official vote will have to be obtained be-
fore It can be known which is certainly
elected. Hamill ia few votes ahead as
far as hesrd from and Id probably elected
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
Jan &C MiibuTn
VI
james 4 King.

sitting Court Of Equity
No. l70 \ K.
nRDERED, this 2nd day Of Nov. 1858
that the sale made ana reported by f
c Combs and as Downs. Trustees, fled in
this cause, be ratified aud confirmed, unless
cause to 1bo contrary be shown Cd ar before the
frs, Monday of Dec, next, provi.3ed .
oapy OF thiA order be published ii the St Ma
rvs Beacon once week for three successive
weeks prior 70 the said drst Monday Of DC
The report states tina: the lard sold for
s275
JHOA CAVALIER. C1k.
True copy-Test:
iNO \ CAMAH{ER. Cl'k.
Nov (. ls6e-3w
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05
" BANKRUPTCY.
In the matter of In the District Court
Robt VI ShauAs, of the United States for
Bankrupt. Maryland District.

Bankrupt. Mary land District
In Bankruptcy, October, 10th, 1863,
GARDERED, thas tie sale made and
- reported h Joseph Il Key, Assig-
nee Of tie effects Of the said Robert NJ
Sbanks, Bankrupt, be ratified and confirm
Cd. unless cause to the contrary be shown
on 81 before the 10Th day of November
next. provided copy of thi, order be
published in the St Mary's Beacon and
The Baltimore GGzstte one week in each
Of three successive weeks before the said
18th day OF November next
Tho report states the amo IN. Of sales
ro-bs $500 aud subject to ~ legs saa
noun bcrancos i
WILLIAM T GILES
Trae eopy-Tes,
JAMES " CHEW.
Clerk ris,ri,, Cur,
tt I'D Inu!,t
90" 20. H.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05

FrlIzING THE BRAIN. The discovery
that the brain Of living animal could fs
frozen ana afterward could recover was
made BY DR.. James Arnott, who sohdl-
fed the brain of a pigeon BY exposing 1t
to freezing mixture. Hero research
STONED because with IN ordinary treez-
inc mixture IT was not possible TO act on
individual parts OF the organ but the
inheritance of the. discovery is not the less
ON that account |, WAS MAJ vellou re
ysalinr. Think what it was? Here
was a living organ Of the mind, centre
81 power, cf all guiding power. of all 70
ltion. 1t took IN every notion OF the
universe 10 which i; VS. EXPOSED II
took the light, and form. aud color by
n, eve il took in sound BY the ear !;
sensation and substance ny the touch ::
odor bv the nosirils, and taste By the
mouth il gave cut, III return or re-
sponse, animal motion, expTesslon-a!t
else that demonstrates 4 living animal
without !, ,he animal was turned into j
mere vegetable. And this oTgan. the
very centre and soul Of the organism, vas,
BY mere lhysieal experiment, ios time
made dcad-an its powers loe-bound :
And this organ, again set tree, received
t,s functions back again. and. as We Sno"
now BY further observation, Its functions
unimpa,red. Surely this was the dis
coverv OF new world ,-Americ1n h't's-
cot,orsi Aoathjy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05

POISONED STOCKINGS. An English
che mist has made startling announce
ment to the magistrates at the London
Guildhall. A gentleman had consulted
hun in reference to diseased foot. No
assignable cause for lis condition could be
ascertained until he had examined the
stockings worn by the patient These he
found were colorcd Il bright red and brown
striped transycrscly with orange. On ana
living the dies he discovered that the or
angc was of a peculiarly poisonous nature.
On calling the manufacturer 5 attention
to this, Investigations were made, which,
at an expense of Fl 900, resulted in the
cancellng OF large order for stockings
colorsd by these hues, 1t was ascertain
cd that flannel and silk shirts have
been similarly dyed We call attention
to the subject to induce our dry goods I'M
porters and manufacturers to be part.cu-
tarly careful IN examining articles OF this
kind which they supply to the public,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05
SCHOOL BOARD NOTICE.

TFNnFRE VII he meeting e the School
Il Commissioners in Leonardtown on
next, the oh of NOVEM
| t is expected Of Zach Commissioner that
be will prepare statement by that time
Of the kind and number Of school books
he viii require for the use of the schools
in his district, also the quantity Of station
cry, INKS pcls, etc ln Order that the
Commissioners may be able TO do this IN
diligently, it is expected that the Teach
RS of the pubic s.hoais in the several
districts will furnish them with hA- Of
the school books and stationery that may
be required to meet the needs Of their
schools
BY order OF the Board
: | COSTlGlN,
President.
JAMES Br>rrHG, Secretary.
Oct 20 SIS I'd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05
IS acres,

more or less
This land is .he same lately owned by
he Miss Watts and adj yins the lands Of
John T Wathcn, Mrs Clara Goldsborou.h
and Stanislaus Boethc.
lis of COOL sol, AMI has a 1913.
large quantity Of a ua b 93sS
PINE, CHESNUT aud IIICh %~~
DRY TIMBER upon It.
Tue TERMS OF SALE,
as prescribed by the decree, are One
third oftho purchase money III cash On the
dav oe sale and the residue at twelve
months credit the purchaser TO give bond
for the deferred payment with security
TO be approved by the Trustee and to
bear interest from the day Of sale.
When all the purchase money shall be
raid the Trustee viii execute deed 70
the purchaser, free, clear and scharged
from sl claims Of the parties to this sui;
and Of those claiming under hem.
JAS / VI RALEf,
Trustee
My = IS6S-ts
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05

Rlsu1I N THE CousTl. he follow
ie tie reeu!t Of the vote fer PRESIDENT and
Congress 10 cur county on Tuesday last
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05

1HE IERs tNAL AfFhAhANtt - ~ sLA
gular bTi!liancg may be given to the eye'
BY SLOWING a small quantity of soapsud
10 enter those organs while washing tn
face. This will be found painful at first
but, according to the French proyerb.-
II fam soub,rir pour ct',e bean.
The hair should be cut with scissors
and not carved with 4 knife and fork, Q
mutilated with saw Gold hair is NOR
valuable than silver the latter neve
grows above the crown. Badness ma,
be prevented by pinning the hair seeuTei,
at the roots, OF by dying at the age
eighteen:
The human elbow is beautifully con
structcd fabric, but it should never b
yisibly obtruded through hole IN TIA
coat. The kn.e-pan also-org patetla-
though equally curious IN formation
should remain mystery for the genera
public.
The boot, as at present constituted, !;
4 torture worthy of the lnquisition in 1t
most genial times From this horrible
instrument we proceed BY degrees to
state Of comparative comfort the shoe
the sliT per-the golosh Goloshes ar
objected 10 by many Oh the scoTce Of dr1'0
ina the feet, bat well-drawn toet Is
rare aud charming spectacle
Hats should be worn more on the bacI
Of the head than at present. SO that the.
may exhibit the frontal development an
keep the brain-pan in state Of pleasan
warmth The custom Of sleeping IN
hat is injurious to health, as It prevent
the head from reposing fat upon the Pill
low and gives rise to disturbing dreams.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05

Ib, Hardware Nerd
Georgetown, and Wa
and builders il the 81
and the public IN gene'
" invited to this sale.
and will be positively s
aud the sale will De W
ton
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05
Eoymour's nojority. lli3

MAJ ri'y for Stone. 1855
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-11-05

Nov ;. 1868 ts.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29
DEMOCR ATIC WINS hip
MEETINGS.

The Democratic County Executive Com
mittee announce the following township
meetings: s.s.a r.s.--r ..l.-
Alton, Wednesday evening, Sept. 39th. Speak
ers -George L. Converse and U. Loewenstein.
Briggs, School House. Wednesday evening. Sep
tember 3Oth. Speakers-E. b. Eshelman and +. L.
DeLany.
Jones' School House, Brown township. Thursday,
October l, at 2P. 81. Speakers-J 5hn M. Pugh
and E. b. Eshelman.
Hiiard Station, Thursday evening. October /,
at IA o'clock. SpeakerS-E. b. Eshelman and
Judge ]. NJ. Pugh. ss.. ......
Shadeville. Friday evening, October ID Speakers
John q. McGuffey and G. Loewenstein.
Black Lick Friday evening, October I'd. Speak
ers-Geo. l.. Converse and b. b. Esheman.
Dublin Saturday, October Sd, at p. NJ; Speak
ers--tien. JOS 81. Geiger, j. q. Groom and g. .Loew
enstein. .r rfg s-
Worthington, Saturday evening" October Sd.
Speskers-Gen. Jos. H. Geiger, Z. Loewenstein
and J C. Groom. .g-aT e.s.- -lat
The committeeman in the several town
ships will make the necessary arrange
ments for these meetings. Let every body
turn out and hear the important issues OF
the campaign discussed.
JOHN G. THOMPSON,
Chairman Dem. EX. Go.
w. S. HUFFMAN, Sec'y. .....a...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29
DEMOCRATIC GERMAN MEET

John B. Jeup, Esq Editor of the Gincin- q
natl Volksfreurad, will address the people in
the German language as follows: .5 .H1
AT WO0DFIELD, Thursday. October sth. ASA %
All the above meetings will be in the
evening, unless otherwise ordered by the
county committees.
Hon. Emil Rothe, of Wisconsin, will
speak .,-g l..
At COLUMBUS. Tuesday, September 2sth. ~
At COSu0GTUN, Wednesday, September 9oth,
At NEW PHILADELPHIA Thursday, Oct. LIST.
At tSIEUBENVILLE, Friday. October ID.
At YOUNGSTOWN, Saturday, october Sd. ..t
AT CLEVELAND, Monday October 5th. .f ...
At SANDUSKY CITY, Tuesday. October 9Th.
Other German meetings will be here
after announced. '-
f.I1 l.s E. F. BINGHAM. I-rI
-----.... Chm Dem. Elk. Com. o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29
DEMOCRATIC BASKET MEET
INGS. --

The Democratic Executive Committee
announce the following Basket meetings: ::
On Saturday. October Sd. at Reynoldsburg for
Truro. Jefferson and East part of Montgomery
Township. Speakers-Hon. Allen q. Thurman,
Hon A Mayo ana James h. Wright:
OG SATURDAY. October 10Th at GrTpvsport T for
ship. Speakers-Hon. p. Van Trump, L. b. Esh-
Gilman and Thomas Sparrow r ra. ai ..s
Let arrangements be made to make these
meetings the largest ever held in the coun-
ty. Bring your baskets. Bring your
wives and daughters. Bring your sons.
Bring your Republican neighbors, pre-
pared to spend the day and have good
time. JOHN q. THOMPSON,
Chairman Co. Elk. Com.
w. S. HUFFMAN, Sec'y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29
GEN. Jos. a. GElGER

Will address the people of franklin
county at the following places: .+ '- s-A
GROVE CITY. Tuesday evening. September esth
HARRtSBUR !, Monday evening. October 9TH.
GROVEPnRr, Tuesday evening, 0ctobe 9Th
evening, October 10th, with Hon. z. Van Trump
and Others. t' O.. --
Let men of all parties attend these
meetings and hear the political issues of
the present campaign discussed. l dan
. -litas JOHN G. THOMPSON,
Chairman Dem. Co. Elk. Com.
w. s. HUFFMAN, Sec'y. tH' . H.-. A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-29

= % II. ~
Gen. Thomas Ewing, IRIS. Ap.
ne POin trnenfs. l,or n
General General Thos Ewing, Jr,, will address
the people as follows: 5s-i
At at9RiI9yMTBSHs, "a yTSHEs Tuesday ssptfmbsr 10Th. "
AtBELEFONTAlNE,O October 1stI " ~
At CARDINGT0N Morrow. Countyl loctob..r a5
Hon. A., g. Thurman,s a ADDoint.l
.sai9 Inents. 40 Z - - -,
Judge Thurman will address the peonle;
with Hon.L.hR. Critehfield and others "a
AT BATAVIA. with Hon, Nelson tI,srrere Han,
David W Tarbill, and others, Tuesday, Septem-
AT GEso5fRGETowN with ith1Bs,, Hop TNNa,s N.a,s.o1
a, ana q others, Wednesday, September 3Oth,
Al hlLLSBUBOUGH h, with, Hon. Nelson Barrere
Al gnq % 3tSers, aSN NTnursday. October lst
Others. THURSDAY. October eth. "a S9s --'4'' -'-N
az ssy Sns.sy county. with othersson FRI
At GALLON, Monday. October 5th.ov
At ASHLAND tuesday. October 9Th s,rrr
Al pEHA " AhE. w ednesday, October 7th -
AT WASHlNGFONC O. H.. Saturday October 10th.
Hon. Nelson Bsrrere's Appoint
-. ments.
Hon. Nelson Barrere will discuss the DO
litical issues of the day, -. i, :, sGt -,
At t, BATAVIA. Tuesday. Sept 2sth. with Hon A.
At GEoRGSToWN, w edlesday, Sept. set6. .Ho8
AT tHlLLSBORoUGH.,T Thursday, Oct. Ist.1
7d7E Hon. Geo. Il. Pugh =. BOX.
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VIII address the Seymour and Blair
Club of Pleasant Valley, on Monday even
ing, October 5, at ~ o'clock.
r.r.r.s.s GEORGE LINCOLN,
Chm'n District Committee.
JOHN G. THOMSON, Secretary.
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K. Manufacture and Wholesale Dealer in Hoop
Sk;rts and Corsets. Also, dealer in Berlin Zepher
q nd Fancy Goods, l03 South High street.