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I,etC Goods.

The Finest fIMEKEEPERs in ire world direct from thu
celebrated fac Dries Of NJ rohs. T. Cooper ami ss-ar
Ia England; Appleton Trey Al Co Bartlett and 40 xard
in merca, Jurgsnsen Monand,n Nardin Patek etc ee
In Europe, are irving daily at ''
A. b. GRlSW0LD Il CO.'S
,.,. Co aer Canal and Royal streets,
Watches, tlOcks Br0nxes and Vases -
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To Planters.

GRhYS PAItNT ltB0R-ShVlNG, RNTl-FRC TON
IRON sCEEw COTTON PRESS,
1heMost Simple Durable Effective ever Invented Send
for Circulars. For sale by
EDMUNDs 81. IVENS Il CO..
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Ifanks to the officers of the steamers Mary
and: Josephine.
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Continued .Arrsraxs.

i"o---............ CANAL sTREET....... rEo
this week 6re assortment Of Paris Rroxnps
DlNa MAhlA. SILK BAhEGE. Frosted "a IN n -
sLo very Enc a~s0rment C1burg Strau ~ 80 D..
ID, fNEiS. White Harfs lles II ATS and sOID RaNnsh
New Goods OF the latest make will be received re,als,
W. DAUPHIN
Retail Store, No $50 Ca Al f..
Wholesale Rooms o. s. Cusro uhoass 49,,
17 Broadway s.w York
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Oaicc
MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT LIFE
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
OF LOUISIANA
=
The following named gentletssn elected BOARD OF
DIRECTORS for the tioned Association sr thu a.,
suing Two years, dating Auguss l. 1858:
j. M LAPtYRE. w. 4 MoUNT
JOHN DAVIDSON, - l. POTHlER
zObEnhiEhp WA. McCULL OCH,
nAkks, q. yAYAROC.
r. = hM DT, WM CKEEvY.
COOLER, THOS n FINLAY.
w. flkE, ANTHONY SAMBOLA,
DAVID McCDARD, PArhlCA IRW >'
ItAUIFlELD, JNO. q. sINNOrT
dEhAhD StifH, W. Q. NICHOLS
AT meeting the Board Of Directors hed the th ax ~
august 1905 the following nArsed gentlemen elected
ofdeers Of the Association to ST = two year:
JNO DAVIDSON. P,ssdent:
MS PIKE Vice PresSient:
W. YOUNG, SECRETARY
L. A. FOUkNIER, ffeasure,
W. B. KOONTz, Attorney;
W. q. FlCHoLs, NJ. D., Ehysicisa
The Office Of the Association at No 100
street. Davidsons Row. where officers Association
are prepared 70 resev' applicai ons for ip
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.F'O'c {! F'oc!! I'0ic!!!

TO MAKE ROOM FOR FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
TIE BALANCE OF SUMNER STOCK
WILL BE SOLD AT PRIcas
ACCOMPLISHING Low,
S. N. M0ODY's,
Champion Shirt and Mems Furnishing Goods Emporium,
Corner Canal and Rovai streets
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George .ffces,
MANU- ACTURER or HAVANA CIGARS
AND
IMPORTER OF GENUINE LEAF TOBACCO,
Iss RAMPANT STREET,
NEW ORLEANS

Orders for CIGARS of every quality promptly and with
strict attention Sells cigars unsurpassed in Havana sr
prsingly low rates Also LEAF TOBACCO Doth thu
hne u Havana and American) OF ala kinds
Has received large supply Of RIBBONS from Granada
Mes. 10 IS and 90
SMALL PROFITS and Quick PErUsNs
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HOttsekesDers

WIZ md a. our ole stand 20 Camp street. all
House Furnishing Goods sine Cutlery Pl.-d w. r..
Cut and Plain Glassware; French China PIa aud psco
sted nncs and Tea ses me- China Plain and Fancv
Toilet Ware. e'
SAM'L E. MOORE & co.
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Il. Carver y co.
Just Opened.

a NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Corner Mag" zine and ~. Andrew Streets.
Over Liberman's Drs Goods stsre
PHOTOGRAPHS. 81 50 per dozen;
AnBRoTYPEs rs ceuts
PORCELAIN PICrURgS, 81;
And all work guaranteed equal any done in the city
Call and see our Specimens
WILEY q SOUBY.
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Circular Postage

Belgium, Switzerland aud Germany 8 c.r...
france :, England 8, and Italy u cents each
Russia 10. via Hamburg cents each
Sweden ID. via Hamburg n cent. -:
Circulars are rated - book packs,.
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NSS1SAh INSTESUNEE iNTS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Al the beginning Of the Business Season would call thu
attention o. Music De4 ers Com mission Merchant. AID r.
trade n general to my welLassorsed stock of MnsrcAT
INSTRUMENTS imported direct roO the best Eurooe IN and
American Factories which Oer sale Below New YORK
Prices
just Arrived; New Stock Of Senway Sons Celebrated
PlASQSi Macon A HAnaii-i-- Ss-Al.o a snoo,. =,
Fresh VIOLIN STRINGS Of Superior Quality co5ssst = ~
band bkA s INSTRUMENTS 10 Sets ana single ,,s...
DkUMSi FLIES, Etc For sale BY
LOUIS GRUNEwALD.
~
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omee Heuss.
s SpsSs a. . O'clock A. NJ; close. atsrs
sundays, Office opens at o'clocs
r. W. TALIAFERRo.
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THE ROMAN SENTINEL

There was nothing in Pompeii that
invested it with deeper interest to me
than the spot. where soldier Of old Rome
Displayed most heroic fidelity That Ia
tai dav on which Nesuvious, at whose feet
the city stood burst out into an eruption
which shook the earth. poured torrents
Of lava from it. riveu sides, and discharg-
ed, amidst the noise of a hundred thun-
ders, such clouds Of ashes Is filed the air
produced darkness deeper than midnight
ana struck such terror into all hearts that
men though, not only that the end Of the
world had come and ali must die, bat the
Gods themselves we're eClIr.ng-on that
night sentinel kept watch by tue gate
which looked to the burning mountain II
Amidst unimasiuable confusion. and
shrieks of terror, mingled with the roar
of the volcano, aui cries of the mothers
who had lost their children ,in the dark
ness, the inhabitants fed the fatal town,
while falling ashes, loading the darksncd
air, and penetrating every place, rose in
the streets TIL they covered the house roofs
nor left vcstige of the city but vast 81
lent mound, beneath which IT lay unknown
dead, and tur e4, for nearly one thous-
and seven hundred years Amidst this
terrible disorder the sentinel at the gate
had been forgotten and as Rome rcquir-
cd her SentincIs, happen what might to
hold their post TIL relieved by the guard
or set At liberty by their officers, be had
to choose between death and dishonor =
Pattern Of fidelity, he stood at his post II
Slowly but surely. the ashes rise 90 his
manly form now they ~ h ais breast
and now. covering his lips, they choke his
breathing lie also was faithful unto
death After seventeen centuries, they
found his skeleton standing erect in ths
marble niche, clad i'll It's rusty armor-
the helmet on bis empty skull, and his
bony fingers still closed upon his spear -
And next almost TO the interest felt in
placing myself on the spot where Paul,
true to his colors when all men deserted
him, p.ead before the Roman tvraut, was
the interest fit in the niche bY the city
gate where they found the skeleton Of one
who, il Lis fidelity to the cause of Cps,r
sets Us a. example Of faithfuluess to the
cause of Christ-an example il were fgr
the honor of their Master that .ll his ser
wants followed DR.. Guthrie
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he felt for his ghostly in;crcepter, for ths
mex; instant he Sc; his teeth hard, whllt
b. whispered between .hem, just loud
enough to be heard by his terror-stricke
gaide,-
Be il man or devel-rids it down
I'll follow. Two -
With cry of despair upon his lips
the guide urged his horse forward Al the
top of his speed, quickly followed by the
stranger, who held his pistol ready in hl'
hand
In another instant the guide would
have swept past the dreadful spot. hui At
that Instant the report of a pistol rang
through the dark forest, and the stranger
heard horse gallop off through the woods
riderless
Finding himself alone, the stranger
raised his pistol, took deliberate aim At
the ghostly murderer, and pressed his fin
ger upon the trigger.
The aprarition approached quickly, but
in no hostile attitude The stranger stay
ed his hand At length the ghost address
sed him in a voice that was anything but
sepulchral
Here, Wilhdm, ye move out Of your
perch this minute, and give me helping
hand I've hit the game while Oh the
wing, haven't | -
The stranger was nonplussed for mo-
ment. but recovering himself. he grumbled
something unintelIgible and leaped TO
the ground One word to his horse and
the brave animal stood perfectly still
By the snow white trappngs on the would
bs ghost he was enabled to grope his WAY
III the dark toward that individual, whom
he found bending over black mass about
the size Of man on the road.
As the tiger pouaccs upon his prey,
the stranger leapcd upon the STOPPING fig
urc before him, and bore him to the ground
4 arrest you in the kings name, -
cried the stranger, grasping his prisoner
by the throat and holding him tight ~
Stir hand or foot until | have you prop
erly secured and III send your soul to
eternity"
This was such an unexpected turn of
affairs that the would he ghost could hard
ly believe his senses, and was handcnfed
and stripped OF dagger and pistol before
he found breath to speak.
Are YOU not my Wilhelm ?'he gas
ped.
no. landlord, replied the indiyidu
al addressed, I'm not But I'm All Off
Ger Of the king, at your service, on spe-
cial duty to DO what / have tonight ac-
complshed. Your precious son William
who YOU thought was loading sheep to
the Slaughter, lies there in the road, Kill
led bv his fathers hand"
Two weeks later, at Brucheale prison
in Baden. the landlord of the sign of the
Deer. and the Ghost Eohber of the Black
Forrest, who was the same Identical per
son, having hacn proven guilty Of numer-
Gus feniish murders and artfully conceal
cd robberics, committed at different times
in the Black Forest, paid the penalty of
his crimes by letting fall his head from
the e1ecutioners axe since when travel
ing through Schuartzald has not been 50
perilous to life or purse, nor has there
been seen any Ghostly Knight Of the
Road in-that section Of the world.
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1853. no" 70 GET
A SEWING MACH! {
WITHOUT IT'S COSTING you
MONEY.

Az EASY, PLEASANT, ANp CERTAIN WAY
NJ ,,,, to-. .,rnARTUI-R'S HOME.
ne ,pI%E pTHls''"'s :, ,,5 ,b, rlcran, and a,,rac
~ mh''HHi''r'i .'ri,E cuII nHEN
I'VE W.. ?, r.''p"i ~ hrrn.n make the
IN ~, ~ aa,l;,'l,, ihcraI offers -
io',s"'n2 cA'eed'"2'y ,'",.I IN ul,,s Mac
fot my Nu"s. ~ No.. IN ,.,,I =
nzlne, !'fIR+ WIEff Fp & " H..
- y IinItE IEVI\G MACHINE.
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TERMS or SuBscRirTloN. 30 per anrum ~
be paid within six months. No subscription Ii
be received for II shorter period thtts six months,
and paper to be discontinued until all arre7ira-
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or.
Tgans OF ApyEsTisiSG---15 cts per square <nr
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auent insertion. Eight lines or l"r' constitute
. square If the. number Of Insertions be not
marked on the advertisement, it viii he publish
ed until forbid and charged accordingly. y
liberal deduction made to those who advertise by
the year. -
Communication. Of q personal rharaeter will
he charged al the stf1e rait> - =. a--.- ~ !.
tuaries over ten lines in leng'h viii be eharIed
at the rate Of 81 cents per iil'iI1.
All communications for pnhlIcation must he
accompanied w-th the real nam OF The .'n'hor,
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BUSINESS MOTH G,,El;;. G,l;

sIuE public are hereby informed. that " NJ
A. t'rxwgcX. Agent lor the underSlG"-
ed. has past returned from Ba.nm"rc cry
with 4 large aud We'll selected Assortment OF
GOODS. WARES and MERCHANDISE.
including every thing usually kept for sale in
q tirs, class ccnntrv store.
Goods of every description will be sold
low. especially for CASH. and every effort
will be made to give entire satisfaction to
the public, ?
The very large Stock Of BOOTS K SHOES
on hand. prior ~ the late purchases. will tc
sola MUCH BELOW CuSf. as II Is the
in.ention of the undersigned To cihse ort his
entire old stock of goods a, whatever SIcrl-
nee his customers may demand.
Call and see for ourselves AT my old store.
formerly conducted by \ Conrad.
JOHN $ EDWARDS.
Lconardluwn.
Md
Oct. -, lS6T-tf.
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The man lives most perfectly whose
constant happiness is found in The con-
sciousness that. in doing the best that he
can for himself. he is also doing the best
that he can for every being that is capable
ot having good done to il
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EOR SUENLFE..

Thankful 10 my fricuds Ior the l'beisl vote
ra,,eiyed AT the late election, announce
elf ,s candilate lor Shella IN 1869 and
respec,fullv Solici. their supper and that OF
the public sruara"y. A9"''h'
Nov u 1851
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UNHE SToKE-HOl SE and FIN
1CRES at Stones Wharf, near
the Head of St Clements Bay. Tor rent.
i, is an excellcn, aud well-estabished
place for business aud persons wishing tt
engage in merchandising would do we'll Il
ohtaiu il. Terms made known on appli-
cation 70 ~
Y. 7. DAWklNS.
Nov. IS, lS6i-tt.
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~RStel - come IN contact with them onc'
and 1T would never after be thought ther'
ever vas a lat Maryland Confederate reg
iment."
Passing the scene Of the co-fiset the da,
before between our cavalry and the enc
ny's infantry, We found the guns Of th'
latter piled up against the fence and sey
eral fresh graves were visible. Proceed
ing in the direction of Middletown. W.
met a large number Of the enemy's wag
on.. most Of them with their original dri-
yers, which had been captured b. oul
cavalry. 1t must here ais. " 20 a
the artillery engaged
!. j: !. ]. i: = J = ! ! : I
before had been esl
and the aEss
sary department. 81
US he had nothing but hs!N1o> $40
night, but the men far from being often
ded, cheered the announcement. for even
that was more than they had expected. :
The next morning, before day, We eresum
rived in the eastern suburbs Of that city
about sunrise, and soon the welcome sound
Of artillery was heard and very soon there
after brisk fire of musketry about five
hundred yards to our left, as of columns
charging aud retiring We had been Is
olated from the rest of the troops with or
ders to act as occasion might require, but,
on account Of the thick fog, we could not
discern objects two hundred yards ahead
We knew that fight was going on, but
knew nothing of the position of the enc
my's troops not knowing IN what dlrse-
ton to move, Col johnson determined to
remain stationer, and wait the issue of
events The firing soon ceased and il vas
evident from what we heard that a charge
had been made and rcpulsed In a short
time, however, the fog lifted, and we dis
covered a regiment of infantry advanc NJ
to the charge and we could perceive that
they were Cunlederates Col johnson
now started us for the left flank of the en-
envy. who were this time driven from their
position (Which was behind stone fcnce)
and retreated towards and through the
strests of Winchester We hurried on in
pursuit, getting ahead of the other regi-
ment, and were 50 close upon the enemy that
some of them tarned round and fired upon
ar advance squad Of our men, wounding
an officer. We were halted in the streets
OF Winchester; and, as we were 90 COM
pletely exhausted from hunger, hard
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-03-05
y STEAM MAN

ark y J D if,s-.l>.-.
Mfr Zaddeek Dajtrick. a Newark
machlnist. has invented a mSu; one that
moved by steam, will perform some ofthe
, most important functions of humanity
, and that will, standing upright. walk or
run, as nv Is bid IN any direction. and al
most At any rste Il speed, drawing aft,r
h'n load who's, weight would tax the
strength Of three stout dra0ght horses.
Ihe history q tbs cuIiuas ivtation is "a
follows SIX years ago Mr. De lGr *.
the inventor, who IS 1t present but TWEEN
ty-two years of age. conceived the novel
Idea OF constructing man tAa' should re-
eslve IL vitality from pcrpetual-motion
machine. The idea was based apon the
weh-anown mechanical principle. that If
heavy weight be placed At the top Of an
upright, slightly iuclIaed from vertical.
grayitation VIII tend 10 produce a hori-
zontal as we,l As vertical motion The
project was not successful However. bv
o5serylu, the cause II shc failure. lr
serving m per+vctin- the man form, and
by substituting steam IA place Of the per-
petua. notion machine, the present sue
cess was attained.
The msn stards seven feet nine inches
high. the other Dimensions the body be-
lng correctly propor;iuucl making HIM
second Dan:ol Lambert. by which name
he is tacetousy spoken Of among the
Workmen. He weighs five hundred pounds
Steam is generated IN the body or trunk,
which is-noshing but three horse power
engine, like tha.e used il our steam fire
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THE GHOST ROBBER.

On fine evening in the spring of 1880,
stranger. mounted on a noble looking
horse passed slowly over the snow-~hite
limestone road leading through the Black
Forest.
just as the .sn was going to rest for
the day when the gloomy shadows were
beginning to stalk, he drew rein, as he
said -
This must be near the spot, surely.
III stop here, anyhow, for a while, and
see what can learn
He thereupon dismounted and entered
the parlor Of the inn, where he sat down
before a small table.
How can l serve you, meinhecr 2
said the landlord.
See to my horse outside" replied the
guest carelessly, but at the same time eye
lng the landlord from head TO foot land
let me have some wine-Rhine Will dQF1,
The landlord was tur1iaS kniia draW
from his presence, ~
said
10 NanStadt,
You will rest ~
pose" continued the l.ndIofN1
= will stay here fer two or three hours
but mast then be off, 81 as to reach my
destination in the morning. | am going
10 purchase lumber for the market"
Aud you have considerable money
with you no doubt = asked tie landlord
innocently.
/ Yes. Considerable, replied the guest,
slipping his wine disinterestedly.
Then, if you will take my advice. "
said the landlord. you will stay here till
morning"
"Why ?" replied the stranger, looking
up curlously.
.'Because. whispered the landlord
looking around as if he were disclosing a
great secret. and was afraid Of being heard
by somebody else. every man that pas
>ei over the read between this and Nan
staIt at midnight. for the last ten years,
has been robbed or murdered under very
sing ular circumstances.
''N hat were tie circumstances , ask
ed the stranger. putting down his glass
empty and preparing to 81 II again
Why. you see. she landlord wen.
On, while he approached his CUES; table
ana .u2a seat, | have spoaeu With sew
=, yek, -. 17.G .ths! aDt ~ !
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Beauty. though it is very pretty var
ni>h. is Of frail constitution. liable to
abundance Of accidents. and is bu, short
Evc. blessing
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lie DEMON OF TIE FIRE.

In the deepest dcar'h of midnight,
While the sad and solemn swell.
Sill was floating, faiHtly echoed
From the forest chap"l bell;
Fain;iy. faltcring floating
Ger tic :. bic waves Of air.
That were throu-l the midnight rolling,
Chafed and billowy with tie tolling;
In ny chauher lay dreaming
By the frcligh . ftfnl q Gaming
And my dreams we're drains foreshadowe'
On a heart foredoomtd to care.
A. the last long lingering echo
OF the midnight mystic chime,
Lifting through the sable biliow -
G ne ;hither shore Of time,
Leaving on the s'arless silence
Not shadow or trace,
N quircrinr sigh departed,
From my couch in fear started
Started TO ny feet in terror,
For my dreams Yhantasrnl error,
P!in,ed in The f,fa! fire,
\ ftightful. flaming fcndish fare.
i,
On the red hcarths reddest centre,
From Il blazing knot Of oak,
Seemed 10 grin and il the phantom,
A in terror awoke
And my .lumberous cvclids straining,
A staggered to the floor,
Sul in that dread vision seeming,
Taraea my ewes towards the cleaning
Hearth, and there, oh, God : | sa" 1t
nj from Is flaming ia" 1t
GPat cetselrsS, sce,hin@, Kissing,
Buhhiing gurglins stream Of gore
Spcec!leSs struck with stony sIehee'
Frozen to the foor Stood
III my very Dram ''''i''u 'i'SS'"s'
With that hissing, huhhiihg htood
Ooziug from those lnnhent lips;
TIL the demon seemed to name me,
Then I. woadrous ,et:u o 'crcasse me
AnI my brow rev cold and dewy
With Il d.ath-damp-stiH and gluey,
And t,l! back on my pillow
In annareu, soul-rcl:psc.
Thus as in Ge..:h's seeming shadow
In Tie .cy pail of fear
lay stricken, came Il hoarse and
Uidr,u, nurmur to my ear
OF f..,s..s-.,.s in der SLEEP
Nulter.a-. -hi.her. hi.her. higher,
.,,, ..j..,,,..r, a.. the fir.
am ,~,i-GrnJ Of the fire
Ana u.t.h blazing roof ; my pvre
And m, sweetest incense is
The blood and tears nay victims weep -
How rcyJ on the prairie
How roar au:I the r;ncs
n., l,.r.E Is from the village
O-rrihe sra, ll.c y,a flame shines
II,v hear th, >Arichs Of terror
With... III. IN ever, breath
How scream with lambcnt laughter,
4. !l,,,l. ,.,h rrl,LIin.e rafter
Down th,.s.ll ahvS> Of fire
I-ati! hi.hor. higher higher.
Leap the h;ah priests Of my altar
I.,. t3....~ ,,,,.rr, I,u,,.o ri, death ~
- | am monarch Of the fire
[ atlsya-sa' kin Of death
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DO ven know man he7eabou;., en-
CURED rsby with good falscsto voice"
y. sad Quilp; ''put | car show vcu
M -: E-S3 f-'-t -, z. -
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could learn from them Is, THAI they re-
member meeting in the lonesome part OF
the wood, something that looked white
and ghastly. AMI frightened their horses
50 that they either ran away. or threw
their riders they felt choking sensation
and sor; of smotheriug, and finally died, as
they thought. but awoke in an hour or 50 to
find themselves lying By shs roadside
robbed. of everything"
Indeed - CALCULATED II tranger,
looking abstractedIy at the RI 5 in the
ceiling, as though he was mora ent upon
counting them than he was h4ks,tei ia
the landlord story
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Get. %. lS6T-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-03-05

CoNrl&UED IN OUR NEXT,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-12-22

Why is the Eclectic Magazine the Best?
whole Periodical
the French and German thus giving it wider field
possibly De attained by original publication
the articles which in its general written by the
latest discoveries and rea
concerning the subjects treated of.
only magazine the United States which gives monthly
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Failure Natural Selection
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VOL. VIII.
JULY-DECEMBER, 1868
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