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I or School { commissioner.


IT." - = i-ttl'li i T'tAmm'natA 40
the voters eft II "a .dJaNn da>rlc, *
ems! }.te tor Slh1a Commissioner Tor
Sa'' -'.~.r.., an' W. y sun, ,r'''' ~ n
friends < Popular santa'i'n
- -. 'St',
As. A,i>Ion ESQ. 1y>'i,,v~ to he
,.,ra.s,a,- ~ School, ConltMi>Slnuer in ,he
FsS eEs tlStu Dr. M NJ Arklt.. Is re-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-23

REGL>TR1TIuN NOTICE.
u lie Il.-rs .ft.c Ta.rI E',s:'a. Dis
rsNIE UNDERSIGNED. Otfi,rr u Rcci>tra-
1 ton tsr the Third Election District
Of SAINT Nary'S couuty,-iu compliance
with the requirements Of the X, ot l>oN,
charttr 1N1. which makes II the duty Of
Officers Of Registration to sit at some
place convenient to the voters q their re-
>p,ctiye districts fer three days commen-
eng on the third Monday of September IN
each wear. for the purpose Of d'scbarEiag
thair du,j,s-hcrgh Nv gives notice that he
viii attend IN the village #
LEONARDrONN.
On Monday. ,l.tSo:h Il tenher. Mon
eav. the 11-:h et Sept mb,r ami N."-
lav. TIE III .tN>.. >e-. 1862. .rosa Q
o'c. *, . a. una, { >,.sk ?. m. FIR
The purpose Of d.>thay-iag his duty =
such U'i.cr Il l, -.>:g.,i1n. aec,r.lnE -
the provisions g. saii Act q the General
Assembly 1. Maryland
The Registration Act Of l>5> provides
TIM, !, shah he the d4,y q Registers q
sarrcc, The Isis q Quaaa.d yetIr> by
Stalking ,lsscisom iae aams> Il persons
wla NAV uayc romoHed FROM The uaty
Or S.ate. ,g who NAY have led. or have
beuuIue lis .aal.ied~ under the ,a;9i ANA
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STO\EI run,
containing
200 acres,
containing

more or less.
This land is situated on and runs to
the shore of St Mary's River and is about
one mile from the Great Mills.
The improvements are an excellent and
new two-story
DWELLING HOUSE,
and BARNS
and OUT HOUSES
sufficient to secure large crops. Those
wishing to buy are invited to examine the
premises.
TERMS OF SALE,
are that orc third of the purchase money
shall be paid in cash on the day Of sale
and the balalyc il two equal instalments
Of six ana twelve on1hs, the deferred pay
mcut. to be secured by the bonds of the
purchaser with interest from the day Of
sale. with security TO be approved BY
trustee.
3 6 HARRIS,
Trustee.
Sent >. lS69-ts.
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VI ALI. FARM Of

Tue water. With
and good locations.
! a o<e to dispose
'qAcr BY address,
frm>l
IRELAND.
Brandy
5 CO. Md.
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tors Sail

bert j Bean4, lak /
ale and county rat
/ District of Sam :
\ years 1866 aud
the Countys Com.
Iary'- county, that
[an proceed 10 sell,
IS previous notice,
Dor and most public
kul by publication
''foD, 4 newspaper
county, the fol.
! 2nl Election Dis
aansy, 10 wit :.
o, land, called
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-23
EOBT. T. BARBER,

UiHter q IcglStratg0n.
Sept. 9, lS69-3t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-23
SllITNIIIlE,
containing
30 acres,

more or less $
This land is located immediately At the
Zine. ON the line If the contclaplatcd
railroai from roiut Lookout 10 Washing
ton, distant from the Point q few
miles. and has upon it 4 fuc
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-23
missioner,

: - Is recNulmcn-
District AS
AtIon Of School
|'S'rlct, aud will
.beA declining to
! 81 The friends Of
. Education.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-23

Officer 4 Registration
Sept. ., l>69-5t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-23

SEPT 9. 1>69-ts
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-23

Trustee.
Sept :. lS69-ts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-23
JOHN FORD

JIlTIN IVNIT,
Officer OF Registration.
S.nt Q. l~G0-nt.
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State Ippoisfment.

Governor Chamberlain has appointed com
mission to coiify and arrange the fuo''c Laws
very important commtssioni inueod, VIC may
call il the most important o''i commission -
sued since leo'-eonss'ins 0' hp" wv
Of Dover, JOS. ID, BAKER u AuS :. ~,
wcdgewood Oh THIS CITY, i"e 'OuA
avery strong one; IS but an0'ner ' ', '
incomPeteney OF Gov. 1nAn,O n. e. ,h.h,s
tration which mas o'n : % I'm Ii, -,
ginning Ni'hou' sA'
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ferrcd to above, which include The hmily man
sion. tomb and grounds immsfssg surssund-
ing 1t. ,E ).
for the season and ihessfrc u bessi nssdf u
this respect are qulet. nay, ve nsst nst say,
Quiet. for Il is impossible-as inside receptions
are di.pen.ed with new feature Is inAugurat-
el-,he music South Of the Presidents house
has commenced for the season. IL Is customary
in your city for ladies who wish to know the
latest fashions to gaze perhaps into the window,
Of The millinery shops, or soan 'Harpcu Bsnr'
here they go to the music where the fashions
every Saturday, arc produced, one half 80 tt
show themselves and the fashions and the Other
half TO see. FhhNfsS'
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The Great .Nsp England Remedy.
Dr. J. W, POIand's White Pine Compound,

Cure, Sore TAyost. coids, Coughs, DipfAsrid, BroH
ek,fs, Splitting Of blood, asd Fnimssory f6sefio~i
o,nsraiiy. 10 is a rmarkatis remedy for kgdHsy
Complaints. Diabetes, Difficulty Of Yoiding Urfns
Bissdirg from ts Ktdasys and Biofdsr, Gravel, ssd
other Complaints.
Bosros, Jan %, 1868.
PoLAsD's WHITE PINE COApoUSD, Amer having
given II thorough trial wecan confidently recon
mend Poiasd's WAns PiRs Compssnd as very val
liable article for the cure Of colds coughs and pull
monte complaints generally. In several eases ws
have known II to give prompt relief when all Other
remedies which had been tried had failed. IL 10 IN
article which, in climate 90 promotive OF sudden
and severe colds as that OF New England, ought 70
be In every family and We are suIo hat those who
once obtain IL and give II q iair trial, will not
thereafter be willing to DO without it.-Bo'fe'
Journal.
A AYALyAlLE MEDicisE.-Dr Peiqnds nate Pms
Compound. advertised In our columns, 10 success.
ful attempt TO combine and apply the medicinal
virtues Of tho White Pine Bark. il has been thor.
ouyhly tested by people In this city and vicinity,
and the proprietor has testinionisis 10 Its value
from persons woll known 30 our citizens. We rec
onInend its trial In all those of disease to
which IL Is adapted IL s for sae by all our drug.
gists.-Fsw York fad,psndsRt. .
Tho waite Pine Compound ID now sold In every
part Of the United ftstes and Brtlsh Provinces. n
/ Prepared at the .r-.t l...
New England Botanic Depot, Boston. sIs.
. .#.H vsDy1 Ha
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u NWsA

En- - "a
The winds sdorous nst pndcf oesss,
Tho apple bss.soms Sith sccntsd bosDns-,
what psffsme svetcr Goth mortal tent5
The son oaresses Of air that blessss,
The warmth all balm In the midday calm,
Tell how the daytime Is here again.
The corn lands ploushing; the grass -landssoH
Ing;
The time Is nearing the sheep for shearingi
Inc cattle feed In the pastures late.
Inc village rouscs; In all Its houses
new lie Is springing: the wife works singing;
Inc maiden barcheadcd comes TO the gs1.
ny dancing waters the schooi.boy ioiters,
And loudly hollows. The busy swallows
Squeak and chatter about the barn,
The bee Is humming, the partridge drumming:
The might 10 fallins-the cuckoo. calling,
The hylas sings by the seisy tam.
Lamps are allght In the balmy nigh,;h
Twos lovingly conc strolling by,
And sweet old tales are sofiiy said.
No need to borrow care for the morrow;
II will be fair, the signs declare:
Tho winds from the north-the sun set red.
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OUR OWN STATE.


We learn from the Lewiston Journal that Mr.
VIM. L. Holton, IN employee Of the Lincoln
Mil, got his hand caught between the feed rolls
OF the picker ON Thursday afternoon, and three
fingers OF his LEFT hand were 30 torn anu mapsieu
as to require amputation. .. .. I.
More than the usual activity in lme-burning
and ship-buiiding is no'icea In hocR'anu 'h''
spring. ...f... -....r
Mr.. John A. Burke, Of Rsngcly, shipped last
week on tho Androscoggin Railroad 7Oo,oOc
cedar shingles. The manufacture Of them in
that portion Of the State is immense.
A gold check for $500 has been presented ia
serrcant Robinson, the Maine man who saved
Secretary seward's life at the time OF Payne''
assault. 1t came from tho citizens OF Nevada
who thus testify their regard. IL took some
time to md him. but ne was nh"i'y a'sco'ere'
IA clerk IN the euar'ermas'ers depart
ment
James Black, aged about 30 years, an en-
ployec OF the Portland Rolling Mills, while re-
turning from the city TO Cape Elizabeth on Sat-
uriay evening, at about half-past U o'clock, nc
cidcntally stepped of the bridge and was drown
ed. 'an .- H.I 81. rrrrr
Potatoes in Maine sell at forty cents per BUSH
el. and have slow.markct at that rate. In
Boston they sell Tor Sl.2o per bushcl. I'D un.I
A jam Of logs at Carratuck Falls, Maine,
amounting to about eight millions Of feet, broke
last Tuesday night. It was one Of the largest
that ever accumulated there. The logs in some
places were piled up forty feet. The cracking
and grinding Of the timber as II gave way made
q noise like fire driven by the wind through Q
mass Of dry sott wood brush. tr-'r'' ''' .
The Lewiston Journal says that butter has
fallen six to eight cents per pound there with
in the past two weeks. d- suri.
pr;d.v evo,;no. in Auuu,to. n bov namod
uo,, w,. hanging Nav basket At the door Of
nr. n hi. nc;ybbors and n quarrel ensued IN
which the Hol, boy stabbed young man in his
tb;ob. ipaietipr a bad wound. lie has been
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in0 N'" 1oA 1im - l s''e cot pun
den' '.ys 'a' I."o COM ~ ~
p0ln'e. s,a, " -. .VSss ~ Cs lsSn'ar ara .a
inc '.s' EL
oounu' -. ~ - ss.,-..r - ~, s.n.
tne'' -, ....a,-,.,., g. A.. u.n..
luz coz sos ooo s.v.n ~ tb,,. comm,,,.e. have
VI" soo,s 900 ooo :, ,h;. .monn, ,0.,,n, or,v
draNn s-o'0Vu -. :, A.. uon,s ur,;,
s'w"Ps II y I 4 = 4
next D' ...,..,, .uo,, ,ho d,ssren,
lnels "A. -, . mnoh :. ro.,iS,, bu, Mr.
oommi,''e' s,., " T. ,.rrv;nr at ,bo l,on,,
eeneH'> ~. -. eIo nm far' fbe wsu And
SHARE ~. .. !, N.. wy
Means eo"" A.. 49,. =, a.. r..,srr
May -" -" 80. A.. continent n Califor.
,nv.s,;c,te probably the effect Of high
III" :" A.. go 81 N. Pacific. General Gar
s.h ,.r,u, committee, is to 20 in quest
".1 -, ,,o~,s,c. IN censu, topics. DO.
OIL w NJ Ivnoh or Maine |, to have $4,000 at his
-, - nav The expenses Of his sub-com-
" ..',,,.. IN tbeir inquiry as to the decrease Of
'h'''. - ..,,,,n, General Paine and COM
An''' . ssncn - ~ n New Orleans to iuyesti-
Pahy s'' .,.,,;on ,..o. Gcner,,
gate 'ne A aoooo =. 80 ~. .,r.,.cs
Banks has ufa"h SoVVV -
Of two or three ,'e'n0,,' e 80,
com'n''''' " -, ,t. p;,,,,m ,h,,l,
.O",.,- n"V .na;,;.n. % nav tho EXPENSES of
So'o ..d n. associate, on their tour TO Mont
h'i''se'i ~, -. .. .,,.r,.,r Tho truth or fal.
gomciy, " nj. p,.,ood The
sity Of the 'n''s'' "s' 50. =. =. - eoooo
committee on re'ren0n'i'e"' ~
learning now 10 c0ou'hn.' e''
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TENrEnAScE RESOLUTIONS PASSED Br TIE
MAINE CoSrxREScE:-The following resolutions,
presented by Rev. J. T. c. Sawyer, editor Of the
Riverside Echo, at the session Of the Maine Con-
ference held at Saccarappa, were unanimously
adopted:
Resolved That eseemlng Il the duty Of Christian men
TO yoteas they Pray, and viewing The 6aot-oox as one Of
the most appropriate AMI powerful nstruDentaes that
can he made o In the Interest Of mCraly, We win
neither vote ourselves encourage Others o vote, cr
any party measures, men, not practca devoted 10
the cause u pruhbitiVu-
Resolved, That the course taken by the Legislature
and the Chief Executive Il this State, during the past
two years. has crippled AMI destroyed The influence o
the Probbltnry law that u no longer eniocei except In
rare instances, AMI there accordingly prevails such an
amount u degradation AMI crime must oil with sorrow
and Indignation the heart Of every true friend Of Temper.
aDce.
The following, which was presented original
ly as the third Of the series, was rejected
Resolved That we look forward with interest to the sp
preaching session Of the State Temperance Committee and
give earnest expression to the hope that the result 81 It's
deliberations will be the calling u state Couycncn In
which the political duties deyOyed upon the friends Of
this cause may be duly considered.
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NEW PUBLfCATToNs.

DEnosEr's YorSa AnGsIcA 10 gay % 10 he covers Win
nbow colcrsj and, look Ing the May numbsr not
quite ready 10 say that s the brt d ali the Juvenile
magazines We can y u has enough Of merit 10 deserve
The hvor with which h 10 received. ,
The second number of TIowe's MrsiciL MoKfnlY eoo-
ains eleven pec~s r the piano. By Guns stuss, Bseh
and others. and ten songs among which are RusssIrs
"Oh Arm Chair" and LnydS "Ne fr Jcseph~ The
publisher right In sayins thst eseh nunbes a bis wost
contains tiH dca' worth % music Zoe thirty-dve cents
Bold by all perodicai dealers, s 8, year. single eop-
M sens by NAL post pad or aacents sent 10 Ehas Hove
Boston. ErF
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e~The Times kays Dr. wAipole has lost bic
h.sntliui chestnut msre. She died suddsnly In
The harnes 10 ID supposed from bots or pin worms.
m the Dr. had used Sheridan's Cavalry Condition
poSders. ne would. no doubt have had his mare
toIiay-ihey are death on worms. 10 .g,lplr
t,,.pp,d hands arc vvsy common with tsoss
.sa hryo their hands much In water. A few drops
,,f John,ons Apo.tyne Linment rubbed ovsr the
hands two or three umss day Will keap them
yeii 10 remember this Fs tH.H "A
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Bo.nd TO See Gra.i.

The Bangor Jcfersonian tells of Pcnchscot
fruit grOwer-a genuine Yankcs-who stopped
at Washington last winter on his way home
from little trip to FiOrila- lie was detcrrnin-
Cd 70 see Gen. Grant. and therefore called at the
War oniec, telling the dOorkcpcr his wishes.
What followed was this; ..' ... .
..The General Is engaged"
'sweil, want TO soc him."
"Upon businessH' - ...
.Nc, sir, want 20 sec him. don't want
an Office. Itlou't want to speak to him even, |
don't want 10 occupy moment Of his valuable
time, I want to sce him merely" "J r.i
"IIe Is busy" ..It...I .... r
"when will he be out"
"In about four hours"
.we,i, am not going home without seeing
General Grant No, SIR, AMI unless l am
thrust out, with your leave viii sit here un
Ill he appears" Then dropping into chair
he resigned himselfto the probable four hours
sitting. 'T'N g''. r'''n 90.
Presently the doOrkccper was missing. but he
soon returned with, "lf you will 20 with me l
win show you General Grant"
He followed him into another rom, and was
,ntrsiacci to General Grant. The General ex-
.sane, his hand, and sxprcsscd himself happy
n,%, lie shook the Generals hand, took
re, neas'y look at him, and turned to de-
psre ssy'ng, 'sMy ambition h so,;sss.S Ihss.
'esa Gsnsrul Grant - ''s"''' h''e
Gr,sr.l Sear. ar. take a chair, ,ail m.
| you" am happy 10 see
THANK yeu, sir. will p., o.o,,
o. your ssasAbc time. cam. =, %o'nent %
Grant; have scvn him. lis ,;n,o SenerA
80 Is mine. Good bye, sir" Asd SMaaeie,
left the room. followed by n merry i,o-h ne
the astonishci President elect. 'rOm
Shortly. u wss annoanecd in the New Yo,,
Herald that there was . mysterious stranger in
Warrington who dh not want an offcc, AMI ,Lc
e,ii,cr rer,ously askcl, "whois ity" and e.ll.
ed on the detective force TO arrest him a. con-
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On Monday oflast week. at Buffalo, while
Miss II. Z. Bailey, was pcrsonating "Julict"
at the Academy Of Music she accidentally
caught her dagger in the folds Of her
dress, causing II to pcnetrate below the len
breast, striking rib and breaking OF tho point
Of the dagger. The wound Is serious but, not
dangerous. The probe failei to reach the piece
Of the dagger len in the body. .. -..
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!, MARRIED..

x.s .si' i ss ssS:s BOD .ss ~, NJ
N ss.o, Nay 4, by REV. J. :. q. Nishols. Mr..
'rI ss:s sssS s as; ; ''S 'Sy Rev. Benz wheeler Mr.
Charles II. Berry, Of b., and Mrs Rita II. Dyer. ot
10 scsih Berwick. April rs, Mr. John y. Young.
Of strsfiore, N. H., and Mira Elizabeth II. Perkins.
In Rochester, N. H.. NJ. Josiah smith and Mrs.
Mary Prescott bod, Of Lebanon. Mr.. Simon n.
French and Miss julia A. Prescott, both Of Farm
ington. 70 Hf. To - r.
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BEAurr AND viooR -spoer's STANDARD Wine
Dttsrsr 10 o cordial thatw u restars ,the ynani-
mate pulse OF suffering fsmales. and invlsorAto
their Gstcms TO health and besuty. Give them q
n is pleasure tsreeoamend such . bsas E<s ar.
tcls TO suffering humanity. Sold by druggists.
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WospynyuL --IIsnryi W. BurI. No. 10 Wsst ltth
Street, while on visit TO the West, Was attacked
with severe Hines ffom drinking impure water.
Lifo was dcspaired Of, and u WAS thousit thas ne
must die. ills wffe was mined " sent for, and
i'm day or two Was ut his bedside. 1aring berselt
seen the beneficial results from the use Of Pianta
ton BItters she insisted upon their t<rg admin
i.tered TO him. which WAS done 10 quantities pre-.
,cribed by the attending physician. The resnlt
Was si,nor a. II by magic, and In ons-liSif hour
nom the time they we're given. her husband was
out OF danger and by moderate use OF them
three or tour times day. he Was soon sble 10 re-
suino his journey 10 his home This is but one
instance Of many thousand rthat We know Of T"
MAessIIA wAt.R.--SapsIior 10 the hest i'm
ported GERMAN Cologne, and sold al bali hs price,
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Special Notices.
TO TIE LADIES
YORK COUNTY AND vICINlTYi

A ChoIeo selection Of millinery and Fancy 1oods
~ Factory Island, Saco also, at her New Branch
Store at Moderation Village (west BuIton), where
all the Latest New York and Boston styles VIII
ha venresented. .H.... ".s.a '.".H .fN omtO
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Twenty.fiyc Y cars, Practice

has mi pi. ,sd bR DOW At the head Of ali y phyasan.
making such practice q speciality, and enables
him To guarantee q speedy and permanent ours in
the worst cases or SuPPrsssios and all other Men
struai Dsrangtments from rAaftrsr eas,s. All let
tets Tor sdvicc must contain 81. once, No. 9Endi
colt Street Boston.
N. B,-Board rnished to those desiring 10 re-
main under treatment.
Boston. July. lSGS-sp. mol yr2s .atUsa
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ia Hrmsa.a

Treasury' vmch nr = '"' 49,
apraissworthy oshe pu' ay an'0n-y '"e'
know veryntf or noenine on .ne n'y '
penses Of the gUvernmens' ana there'ors 'ne'r
Judgment Is not an sliding one IL r. now
ever, popular TO spcak Of the Millions which
could be sa,el. and they are bound to 20 speak.
That a rivht. Every man ought 10 preach
esopomy; but when he prssehes because IL IS
,.,rr,.r N do 20, he becomes empire. Take.
Cor instance. the popular cry against the frank-
;n, n,;,;,,e, We're that abolished, the afOrc-
Ia n,,,,,on. vhich could be saved. and which
.,,., - y. .a,si. would 30 saved When you
,.n;n, IN that vay. make up your
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POLITICAL.

y
circle. They concur. also, In the belief tha
the day has not yet arrived for an indiscrinin
ate removal Of political disabilities, and tina
years win have to pass away before thousand
Of them win be restored TO loyalty. M -r3
The Chicago Times recently had an cditoria
article gloating over the probable death o
President Grant, - in which II preiicu he vii
not live out his term, and doubts whether h
win live to perform the presidential functions
year. II he does not die within tho year, tn
Times thinks he win become insane, as he al
ready, according to reports, shows symptoms o
that prostration Of nervous energy which fre
quently preccdes insanity.
Col. Porney says that Atlanta, the heart o
the Southern Confcdcracy, Is now the place o
refuge for the Republicans who arc driven away
from thosc quarters in the interior where TIN
white Unionists are still persccuted, and wher
the blacks are intimidated or subsidized.
The statement Of the public debt for Ma,
showsa decrease since the last monthly state
ment OF over SO ,O00, 900, at which Secretary
Boutwell, expressed considerable astonishment.
| The delegation Of the Virginia Conservatives
In Washington say that they have made up
their minds to accept tho reconstruction acts,
universal suffrage the 18th amendment, and
all, believing that Congress viii not agree to le,
them be restored on any other basis. They will
not, therefore, ask the President to submit the
negro suffrage clause Of The constitution to a
separate vote. In fact, they only oppose the CT.
cessivc test oath Of this new constitution.
The Secretary Of the Treasury docs not yet
say what he will do with the government bonds
hc is going to buy under the order issued on
Saturday. lie will buy such as are offered, on
terms most advantageous to the United States.
not exceeding sl,OOO,OOO per week. 1t seems
to be assumed in outside talk, that he intends
establishing sinking fund, but he himself says
that he has not yet determined to do 70. The
sinking fund can now amount to but S25, ,O00,-
600 year. One Of the questions to bc settled
In establishing Il, is whether advantage can be
taken. or should be taken Of the fact that moth
ing has been done in that direction since the
law was passed five years ago, and put into the
fund. what might have been put iu during these
years, viz, sl25, ,OO0, 900 or $3.50, ,OOO, 900 In
addition to the $4,000 belonging to the pres
ent year. The department has this matter
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eEsER.iE sEas ITEMS.

A ssansr h.ppsins ints marble shop in
Knishtstorh. Indira, ~ the following In
cripsan . o topbstonss ordercd by an old far
mer to be placed at the grave Of his son. The
old man said "the thing waswrit by the family.
and he wanted Il cut on there just that way"
The Union and journal., 1869-05-14

DR. HAMS AROMATIC INyIGORATOR
removes from the system the III eaects esussd By
the excessive sss st alcoholic lqaors, ssd esetu-
ally destroys the appetite for these stlnulants lt
matter 10 removed from the system, thereby re-
storing it 10 is normal healthfal condition Az
medicine, u is quick and snectusl curing ths aoss
Ard sll other deranEemenh of the stomach and
bowels, In Q speedy manner. This elegant prepa-
rstion has stood the tsst q yesrs. A vine giasl
null before sssss III s,: sSSS sPH.Sns: nd :,
veal and dSlioSts scoosltstlons should tais The
InVirorator three times . day. A vine slas fall
before retiring viii insure sweet and refreshing 8
duce this he has put up the lnvigorstor in pint
bottles OF 90 csnts.-quaits, tiol. Priscipal De-
pot. Is Centni whArk, Boston. ssld BY sll drug
gists Sml
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\ True scpy ofthSoSiEind order.
,v2i 1Attsa, II. II. BuRfANks ksgfsssr'

Summer Residence.
rIous. with, rooms. veod.hsd; e.I,.g. sss,s s's
Ill and stable. good veil q valet Ae,A Ae-Y'l
al: 1,sis q g 'ses l'''''' y cnARLzs HARDY.
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mo REMOVE MOTH PATCHES. rREcKLEs
AND Tan ffsm tie ncH uss PEns.S nsin
AND FaEcHLs LOrios. Bold by all druggists.
Prepared only By -. D. g. Ferry,
| TOR BLACK WORMS. AND PIMPLEs ON TliE
| FACE, use fEnHIs ColsDoEs AND f1Hrts
Dond 81, Ne. York. said svsrywhsrs. The tSsds
supplied by wholeals Druygisls. Cmoi2.
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DIED.

u Notices Of deaths, not exoeefns Inns, Ins>red
frcr above that number. n regular advertising rates.
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Fire !! Fire! Fire !

DELAY MAKES THE
DANGER. Fires havo
hitherto been met by
means too d1sfe,y, ton
late, and too svrSsss.-
The time lost in sending
for IN engine snd getting
u Into working orieS has
too often proved . fatal de-
lay. Tho BXriSdrIsif-
ER. . sslf sstins portable
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Special Notices.
.OUr or SORTS,

r.is DR. so. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE DfrrERs,-shs most medicinal In the mar
ket. Establlshed IN isos. <mf2
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In this city, Nay ., wiiiis Eiwyn. sou OF Aiopio
and Abbis Y. Goodwin, aged 10 months and days.