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The New York herald., 1869-06-26

The North German Lloyd steamship Union, Captain
Dreyer, from Bremen the 18th, Via southampton
;he l6th arrived here last night. She brings details
OF cable kilograms up TO date.
II is said that a strong uniOn is being made in
Portugal TO resist any party the Duke de Saldanha
may form should he resolve 10 enter INTO politics
upon hls arrival from Rome.
Nearly 100 military officers and civil officials OF
all ranks to the new Spanish constitution on
sunday morning, the 18th, at the Prado, before Gen.
eral Milans; but the grand ceremonial OF 200 SOL
diers taking the oath before 0ener al Prlm was post
poned IN consequence OF the heavy rain
The Duke de Persigny has written letter, pub
lished in the Constitutional OF the 18Th, arguing
that the empire and freedom are not incompatible,
and that lust and firm government can bear the
existence Of every liberty.
Tne number OF arrests made in Paris during the
three days OF the riots was $50. Some Of the prison
ers have been set at liberty.
The kOrgen Post OF Vienna announces that some
grave dissensiOns which broke out between tue Aus
TRAN Minister OF War and the Archdukes Albert,
Leopold and William, have decided the latter to
abandon the posts they respectively occupied as
inspectors of the army, OF engineers and oil artillery
in the Austrian army.
In The days sitting OF the Lower House OF the Hun
garian Diet the 14th inst. Count Andrassy denied
the trutn Ol certain reports concerning dhcScu pre-
parations Tor against neighborlng Eastern coun
tnes and added:--"The Hungarian monarchy desires
the maintenance OF peace and Will carry out the
principle OF non intervention so long as IL continues
to be observed by other Powers.'
In the sitting OF The Belgian Senate on the 18th
INST the opposition, by virtue Of OF the rules OF
the House, set aside the new concessions made by
1Ee government IN the bill for the abolt0n Of i'm
prisOnment for debt and a second division the
Oppositions amendment was adopted by thirty-two
votes against twenty-five The bill thus amended
was passed by thirty-four votes against twenty
three.
A letter from Vienna states that NJ. de Kuhn the
Austro.liungarlan Minister OF War; finds himself
under the necessity Of demanding sum Of five mil
lions OF forns for the past year, the expenses having
exceeded the estimates OF the Military Committee
by that amount.
An imperial Russian ukase, just issued, authorizes
the establishment OF a bank called the International
Bank OF Commerce. with caplal OF 100000
r0ubles in shares OF $50 roubles each. The pro-
mOiers Of this undertaking bankers at ST. Peters
burg ODESSA TagaDrog, Warsaw, Hamburg, Amster
dam, Frankfort, Paris and London. The whole OF
the shares are 10 be taken by the promoters them
The New York herald., 1869-06-26
oneida COUNTY. N. Y.
New Feeder for the Erie CanaI-Ncw Opera
House in Rome--PersonaI.

House IN KOme-PcrsOnnI.
ROME, June %, 1869.
Engineers are at work surveying new Ieeder for
the Erie Canal. The water OF Fish Greek Is TO be
taken IRON Taberg, and the point OF discharge
into the Erie Will be at Fort Bull, about TWO miles
west OF Rome. with this additional supply IT is be-
leved by the state authorities that the water IN the
long level may be easily Kept up TO the desired mark
The presen: feeder at Rome, which lets IN the water
Andrew j. Sink, large property owner and en-
tefprislng citizen Of Rome, Is putting up new
opera house Dominlck street. This will be well
come intelligence to showmen and Others, who have
found the present nail accommodations In Rome
great drawback To successful performances there.
The people OF Rome greatly pleased with MIR.
Sinks undertaking, ana well tney may be.
Mr.. John Stryker OF Rome who was stricken
with paralysis last November, mas been gradually
improving, and Is now able 10 walk about. The use
OF his ofi arm, II Is thought will never be fully re-
stored to him.
The New York herald., 1869-06-26
Libern. Measures In France.

The London TetegrdDh Of the 18th points out that
II the election OF greatly strengthened liberal oppo
sitOn had not been followed by the Paris disorders,
avowedly prompted by sympathy with the most
reckless anu bitter literary opponent OF the empire,
Napoleon LII. might have broadencd the liberties or
France with all the better grace. To obey the
deliberate voice OF the people, from whose eicc-
ton he derives his place and power is one
thing; 1t Is another ana very different thing to give
way, even IN senblance, before the clamor OF few
unsettled youths, and the wanton mischief of a
crowd OF 'TOughs' seiZing on any preteXt for vio
lence To a certain degree, therefore, the disorders
OF last week might form bar TO the concession OF
those liberal reforms which were distinctly de-
manded OF the government in the late elections
Above all things, the government must not appear
10 confess weakness. Happily, however, the recent
indications which the Emperor has given of
sincere desire Tor peace. not merely
as truce between nations. but as u
permanent state Of things in Europe
end encouragement to the hope that he VIII look
MS domestic difficulties frankly and boldly In the
face; that he VIII not fy from known Ills at nome
10 others that he knows not of abroad. He is too
sagaclOus not TO see Jnat, long after last weeks
mionght turbulence Shall have ceased TO ill the
gossip OF the Parisans, the minority OF seventy
IN the Corps Legisatif will continue TO exist and
act. II this formidable OppOsilon-Ioimdable In Its
voice II not in its votesis TO be partially disarmed,
that must be effected by immediate concession of
what be conceded, without thought OF the in
sane juoilaon which VIII be raised by the friends
OF The LUUffrUP.
The New York herald., 1869-06-26

f0menting OF riots for the purpose not merely
OF suppresslng them, but OF inspiring peace
able ctiZens with q wholesome respect Tor
existing authority. OF the crowds who now throDg
sons VINO have suffered painfully from too close con-
tiguty with "the knucke dusters OF the sefgets ce
uae, many were, no doubt, curious spectators, VINO
have paid dearly for their mqusitlveness. But on
this OCCASION as on Others OF similar KIND, large
bodies OF tatterdemallon rufilaDs nave maue
their appearance whose faces are unfamiliar
TO the Partisan world and who, II Is
said, roam about with a license not always
permitted 10 less unattractive, II more pronounced
politicians. For the present, however, we must be
to await the disclosures winch the Preect of
Police is prepared 10 make. What we are now
cnieiy interested IN Is the attitude OF the govern
ment towards the people or France. viii the En-
peror accept the u significance OF the situation or
tOnf To these questions IL would seem that
very positive answers are likely TO be given
Baron Haussmann has resigned and ms reSgnauon
has been accepted The destroyer and rebuder OF
Paris has been deposed and unpopnlarlty attaches
no longer TO the Prefect OF the capital, but 10 an IN
divdual who has been reegated 10 private station
An occurrence OF far greater import Is letter winch
the Due de Perslgny has addressed to NJ. Emile OH
vler In which that confidential adviser OF the
sovereign argues that the concession OF hDs
pre. THIS declaration may appear 10 be trulsm;
but II II Is followed by acts IL Will exert powerful
influence Tor good on the mind of the French nation.
The only hope for the Napoeonic dynasty--the ony
sponslble ministry and strictly parliamentary sys-
TEN. Those who believe In the conservative inhu-
ence OF political freedom need not TO be convinced
OF the eXpediency OF such change; but the sanch-
est advocates OF personal povernment-those
wnos. iaith IN name has hitherto been strangely
credulous--nust surely perceive that 4 reactiOnary
policy would be suicidal, and tnat the time Tor haI
measures mas passed.
The New York herald., 1869-06-26
The Arrests Of French JournaIisss.
Coig,dni OF the 14th, contains the following para

graph regarding the arrests Of French cditors:-
NM. Quentin and Gourmet, writers on the Rsren,
have been arrested and taken 10 the Prison Mazas.
M. Morel, belonging 10 the same journal, and NJ.
Bocquet, advocate, have also been taken into Gus
tody all on charge OF conspring 10 upset the gov
ernmen. After tue perqusition made at the Roppei
office NJ. Laferriere, young member Of the Paris
bar, and formerly secretary to n. Ernest Picard,
was arrested Warrants were likewise issued against
M. raul Mcurcc. M. Auguste Arnould and NJ. Au.
pustc Vacgucrie, VINO have all thought nt to sud-
denly quit Paris. Also four speakers at the public
electoral meetngs-MM. ulysse Parent. Briosne
Murat and Icfrancais-have been taken up. NJ. Her
bet editor OF the EtctcW Lt0fT; NJ. Chapon, gerant,
ana NJ. Nallce, printer, have been summoned to ay-
pear before an examining magistrate N. Fouray,
gerant OF the ODupton Ndtio'oe, has received a
similar notice.
The New York herald., 1869-06-26
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TIE wEATuER.-Thc following record Will show
the changes IN the temperature for the past twenty.
four hours, in comparison with the corresponding
day of last year, as indicated by the thermometer AZ
Hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD building, Broadway,
Ann afr
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SUPREME cOURT-CakMDERs.
Thc Eitcll-Wnkcmnn Cn.c.

The case Of Mr.. John u. Eitell against Messrs.
Wakeman and Saltney, q full report OF which has
appeared from time to time in the HERALD, was
postponed yesterday, IN consequence o the sickn ess
OF Mr. Smith, counsel for the plaintiff. The next
hearing is set down for the 1lth OF July.
The New York herald., 1869-06-26
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Before Commissioner Shields
The United states cs. Charles C,oTteI.-The defend
ant was arrested on the first actual breaking out OF
the "war on the Cubans" and has been since under
durance vile Yesterday the necessary double bail
TO appear for trial on the In ndictment and keep
the peace In the meantime-was gwen and the de-
fenlant DISCHARGED.
The New York herald., 1869-06-26
An English Opinion ef the Recent French
flSrt N ures.
from the London star. June

TTfOW tDe LOnuUn san dunc II
The police promise some curious revelations con.
cernlng the disturbances We hope tnat these rcve.
latons will shed the fullest light on the subject.
There are strange rumOrs an0at as 10 the sort Of
agencies which have been at WORK among the
disorderly classes; for. unfortunately there
have been SUCH things In the world as the
The New York herald., 1869-06-26

Average temperature for corresponding date last
Music IN THE PARK.-The central Park Com
missoneTs announce that there win be music on the
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-09

Hr Editor-Plels" announce Dr. JOHN
NJ BRONZE as a candidate for the LcgieIa-
ture, and ii the people viii give him a hber-
al vote in the county il will be thank fully
received by the people of St Irigocs District.
Manr ErianAs
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III the Circuit Court for 9. rnry's county,
NNTICE To CREDITORS

NJ Office is her'hy given that the subscriber
Y has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
81 Mary county, Maryland, letters Of ndm,n,a-
ton on the personal estate of Joanna Norris,
lnto of ~ MARY 4 codutv, d,7ras.si. All pcrsors
having Carrra ag.Itss rht Sad deceased are hcr
by warIra. toeslisbit the sanc with proper vonch<
crs thereof to the subscriber, on or beiuro tho
10Th dny Of Feb, 1870, otherwise th.y may be
cScla'icl ly law from al benefit of the said ~
ate. Given under my hand this l2th day of
Aug. lSG1.
r. c. COMBS,
Administrator.
Au1tlit ~r1, Ig0n-au
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For the State Legislature

For the State Legislature.
L JOHNSON COTTON is recommended
to tta voters s. st Mary : county As can
II late f.r seat in tie lower branch OF the
General Assembly If Maryland and will he
earnestly Supported by the voters n the
county, p4 ticularly bv the young men Of
Lcouarirowu District.
June %. 1ot9.
Having served his county faithfully ana
honestly iu the lower branch OF the last Ley
islIturc # MARYLAND. We respectfully re-
/ c mmend JEFFERSON d LOkER 10 the
people tr the same position at the ensuing
FAIl election. CHAFTIC3 DlsFnIcT.
\ may IS, loG9.
THOMAS MARTIN is announced as
candidate for the Legislature at the en-
suing Fall election and Will be cordially
supportcd by Charlotte Hall District,
July 5, 1869.
IfLEWIS II LEIGH twill content - be
a candidate for a seat in the lower branch %.
tie reXt General Assembly OF Maryland, he
Will receive tie enthusiastic support If the
People.
Nr Editor-Plels" announce DR. JOHN
NJ BRONZE. as candidate for the Lcgisa-
ture, and ii the people viii give him a hhcy-
Al vote in the county il will be thankfully
received by the people Of ST Irigoc's District
Many Friends
Aug II. l9,
Mr.. Elitor-You will obIigo the citi-
80 H.. ~ /
merouS friends, by announcing through
your columns J EDWIN COAD as a can
dilatc for representative IN the State leg
stature, feeling that his election would
serve the interest Of our county aud State
St. lnigoc's.
Aug 10, 1869.
Door. ROBERT NEALE will consent
to be candidate if the people desire bis
services in the next General Assembly of
Maryland, and We believe they do.
Many Voters
Aug 25, 1869.
IACCHETS TIPPE1T is recommended
10 he voters OF st Mary . county as suita-
bic candidate for a scat IN the House Of Del
cIates of Maryland. and will be earnestly
supported by the voters of the county and
particularly by Pardxent District
Aug %, 1863.
Ed St Narq's Beacoa:-As w. r. Clarke.
declines to be candidate for seat in the
next Legislature Of Maryland, please announce
JOHN y. DUNBAR tor that pos tion. Il
he viii consent to DO a candidate, large
number of voters will support him ut the
rg. to1 oil Ia, g,
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LATE COLLECTORS NOTICE.
DY the County Commissioners for st

= thc 'uuH'l NNlllthtSSlouViN loA -
& Mary's county
Orderct. that Robert J Bean, late a
Collector of State and county taxes in the
2Gd Election District Of st Mnrvs coun-
". cause advertisement, expressing tho
names Of the following tracts OF parcels Of
land. the account of taxes due thereon,
together with TIE names of the persons
charecablc with the same, TO DO inserted
in the SAINT Mary's Beocor, n newspaper
published in SAINT Mary's county, once q
week for and during four successive weeks,
notifying that, unless the State and coun-
tv taxes duo on the said lands shall be
paid to the said Collector, within the
space Of thirty days after the publication
OF the notice aforesaid is completed, the
lands aforesaid, or s,gch parts thereof as
may be necessary to raise tho sum due
thereon, shall be sold to the highest bid
Ger for tho payment of the same.
One trac, or parcel OF land, called and
known by the name Of
NlLLILEE SALEM
AND
LONG NEuh,
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For County Commissioner.
Sept. End, 1869


Eor County Commissioners
r...-.,
,''r '','t'a'.'''''', " many n'el'uS ",l"
Teiou'S I ,~TIg'''ei 90 n,fp '.,l-
"lUa'e 'of ''t'n tohHIoni0HAh l.
| !" tTe ensuing ran e;eciion. As large
'"A dHc'' 't@'" - 'eet the necessity LOT
county liur> and pledge the people, f
I elected, " exercise the stTCte;t economy
consistent with JUSTICE, in the discharge
/ Of my official duty.
JERG HERBERT.
Juro 3, 1869.
II " :. Llo On VII consent 10 be n
caudiiato for County Commissioner, he
viii receive the vote Of CuAPr!co.
MAY -. 1869
We respectfully sohmitJ J REDMOND
70 tie VOTERS u the county rs suitable per-
MANY Fylxxps.
may % 1863
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- '"i'h , MAl ilNt'hhl = r'7l.es-
IL ~ y
y eo""'l i, d I''l'''i'te 'oF o'u'''y COM
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may -. 1850
~ Drn n1,,., .,,, ,,,.a,.-,, ~
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~ "a k"t'' '-''' q ~ '''i-A
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49, -. NJ.
H. 3 $50
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Z n. J T., .fh ti"l It.'4 T..
frts
TNHE unlcra.u-d, Officer q: Eeri,-
L tration for the Fifth El,-t;5n b.
triat Of St. Hary's County .-ia compll-
nnce with the requirements Of the Act i
1868. chapter 297, which m4l-a it tic
duty Of Officers of Registration t. sit At
some place convenient to the voters d
their respective district. FIR tIra. dav,,
commencing on the ,i5irl Monday NJ ~e,-
tenbcr in each }e4r, Tor the rurya-e II
dl>clnr4irg thrir duties hereby giva no.
tee that he vii. attend IL the village :.
CHARLOTTE HAIL,
on Monlav. the 2o,h Of September; Mon
d4y. the 9th Of Scptcmber. anI Monday,
II. til. of October. 1860. from o'clock,
N until s O'Clock, p, IN, for the pur-
pose Of discharging his duty as such Of
fcrrof Registration. according to the pr
Visions # said Act Of the General Assem-
ily If Maryland.
The Registration Act Of lsGs provides
that it shall lie the duty Of Registers to
r.rr,ct tie lists Of qualified voters BY
s.tifif., thcr, from the name, II persons
vl.lusy ha. renewed from The county
or ~ra.. or VIE may have died, or have
l.-or 3i44altcI under the third and
fal .r.u.- II ID ..r-t article y. the Con
,r.n,i.n: .ol ~ fto aII t. -til lists Of
a...s.... t...r-, anI register .. such, c.-
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= TtlIt

| IS r'cubcr, Mon
u.hor. al,I Mon
1859. from q
ci",k, I, m. for
eins his duty as
alton, according to
|Aet Of the General
t cfl-6s, provilcs
/: IF r. gisters to
.aliiici voters vly
names If pcrsons
! from the county
aye died. or have
Ter thc third AMI
\ article Of the
T. $ IL to said lists
register AS such,
n who shall apply
/, and :,isfy them
for" the day ofthe
Twill possess. tho
IONS of age, citi-
md is not disqual-
IS of the third and
article of the Con-
ha re will attend
during the same
! lfh and Monday.
l~G}', for the
Books Of Regis
1T If registered
ha provisions of
.iet .. the Gene
hEkni,,
T. -i,tcatlon.
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FOR SUERIFF.

JAMES L. ALVEY is. announced as a
candidate tor Sheriff in 1869 and will re
ce:ve for that position the enthusiastic sug.
port of the phoFLE.
Eoy A. 1867.
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AEGLNTH tTION NOT{CF.


I NJ '"',fs 2 II" N1.''|' H'>'''''' ms
tlet
fEllE ualcr~gucl, Officer Of Regis
uation for the SiAth + rrtion r.
trcto st. N.rI'- Cous ty, in com Ii
49,. wi d tHea. 0rom ms Of The Act of
I-GN. .rhag:c. ~. whoa makes 1t the
duty Of "..'~.'7 q Hrs's''"'ton to 1T at
SONG place e"1Y ntnt to the voters 81
th.rre~l '.t'n districts tr 7hree. days,
r'nu".I. IN the tHrl Monday 4 Nop--
t.mhrr ~ each }rar, for I've purpose OF
..~.ar. .lr dnt' hereby gives no
ice aa, b" vd attend at
tAA\IIIE.
,t.,, -, .nl. - o,,.t.,.l.r Nm
H., u --,l r~..,t.a1 ,r AMI NonGgv
~. '.,,-..,4.,oI.r I,a3. from. a-o'clack
=. u..,.aa..lok = ,, far the nur-
establishments Nj, .Iuty ~ .,,b o.
t..r,tI,.. .trot,nn ae,.r.iu,, t.,tbr ar,-
i,.,.,.s ,l &C., o., the General Assem-
l...f Nqr.l,,5
-. g., e,..
~,
'''' J.. ',''H :.
T!,,F ',' t''''.'''''' <..''''
e','b'"s .,sI'''.m ~ 1,'"'7 'f person,
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TIE READY ROOFING
VIZ Al<G NAxuEUCrUss


FIR rev!.ins AL Kinds # eaky erf..
ch'iUncys. ssr-ltckss, Nc, THIS R,-.ifng c.
lnrnt totfn- y permanent adhesive COSTING
over The whole surface ~ sll roots whether
Tin, shineIe or Nrnpositcn. o,,nptetcly clos
Ing np lraAas,s. ana bcinc composed large
~ az ground Granite, which sets and har,lcus
and soon hccomes nm nrtliirial SLArs Gs
SThNN rNHNrinn
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-09
containing
Ig2 acres,


moro or less.
This land was assessed to Bennett Ia
ley's Heirs in the year 1850 and the State
and county tazvs due thereon, for tho year
1896, is SD II
with interest from the lst Of January,
1S6T
The same land is now assessed to john
" Thompson ani the State and county
taxes due thereon for the year 1867 IS
81 G.,
with interest from the lst Of January,
1Sti~
This land is located in shc yDd Fee
ton District Of St Nlary's counsy, Nd.
By order
JAS II WILSON,
Clerk 70 County Commissioners
for s MaryS county
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NOTICE is hereby given. that unless
tho State ana county ,a1cs due on the
lands aforesaid, shall be paid to me on or
before tho end OF thirty days after the
above publication is completed, the said
lands or such parts thereof os may be De
tesssry 10 raise the sum@thereon duo, to-
gcthcr with the cost of advertising aud lc-
gal interest," shall te soli TO the highest
bidee, for tae payment Of the same.
L J BEAN.
Late Collector for and
Election pietric. u
81 Mary. c.-nty
SEQ
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-09
August 18th, 1860.

HENRY CADAMS is respectfully recon-
mendcd 10 the voters Of Charlotte Hall dis
fret - suitable candidate for School Com
! missioner, aud will receive tie enthusiastic
support OF the People.
Aug :. 1868.
We are authorized 70 announce S J C0S-
TIGlN rs u candidate for School Commits
S!oner III the PItuxent District
Aug y, 1869.
If JOHN T DUKE Will consent to
serve as School Commissioner for Leon
ard'own district, he will lie warmly sup
ported by the
Friends Of Education.
Aug 10, 1869.
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STO\Ei run,
containing
200 acres,
UntaiuinC


more or less.
This land Is situated on aud rufs to
the shore Of st Mary River and i about
one mile from the Great Mills
The improvements are an excellent and
new two-stodr.y
DWELLING HOUSE,
aud BARNS
and OFT HOUSES
sufieitut % secure large crops. Those
wishing to buy are invited 20 examine the
premisc7.
TERMS OF SALE.
arc that one third ot the purchase money
shall he pad in cash on the day of sale
and the balance IN two equal i1stallmcnts
ot'@ix and twelve months. tho deferred uay-
mont, to be secured by The bonds Of the
purchaser with interest from the day of
salc, with security to be approved by
trustee.
3 G HARRIS,
Trustee
Sept >, 1N69-te.
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Ehrjo4 Dis

h"tftoa MS
;.
;, y
OF the Nrt ct
makes It the
ioi! u st nj
he votgr' OF
three GnyS.
'niAy Of Sep
purpose OF
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Aug 10, 1869.
Door. ROBERT NEALE will consent
to be a candidate if the people desire bis
services in the next General Assembly of
Maryland, and We believe they do.
Many Voters.
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containing


more or less, and
SALISBURY.
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Sept ; ;, 1869 IS
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aEIit,t,
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Of l'.3,Istra-
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-09

HACCHElTS 1IPPETT is recommended
to the voters OF st Masy's county as suta-
bic candidate for scat IN the House Of Del
cIates of Maryland. and will be earnestly
supported by the voters of the county and
particularly by Patdxent District
Aug 20 1863
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-02

John z. WoOtton, Stockport, Nor
gan Go, Ohio, dealer in newspapers,
Magazines, Books, Groceries, No
tons, Garden seeds, &c, would in
form the people that he is agent
for the sale, in Marion, Penn, and
Windsor fps, oftbe new work en-
titled Secrets Of the Great City"
written by Edward Wrnslow Mar
TN, which is a grand expose of the
Virtues and Vice, Mysteries, Miser-
les, and Crimes of the Great city
Of New York also, hat he is agent
for the sale Of DR.. NJ. l.. Byrne's
Anudotc for Tobacco, which is wars
ranted to DO purely vegetable, and
which will eradicate, on using it,
all desire for Tobacco. He will also
trade for all mutilated money. All
books, papers, or magazines sont by
mail to any address on receipt Of
price and stamp
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