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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

PoI.r LooHot. RAILEoAc-HE. { !.
Dur.n,, one Of the C)nmissio ners ap-
pointed By the board OF Incorporates to
receive subscriptions to the capital stock
II tie Southern Maryland Railroad has
been delayed some time il his work on
a.coun, of preparing the necessary pa
pers TO receive 9ubseriptiors n land.
winch be is empo~ero3 to do BY the act
Incorporating the Company. We arr
happy 90 state that SD arrangement has
now en- made 10 protect the intercs: Of
those who sub.cribe land in the event Of
a fai'Rre OF the road, as also 70 protect
the CON rany in the event Of i's success
This acton will secure, no doubt, large
.ubserip tions from the land owner. Of our
county nd throughout the entire lie Of
the road
The books Of the Company we're open
Cd on Tuesday last IN this village and We
have every reason to believe that . very
1arge subscription viii soon be realized
Our old friend, H 6 5. Key, ever ready
to promote III. interest of the people with
whom he kas lived 50 long, Jed of b.
putting his signature to a subscription OF
twenty four shares (S2 400
The Engineering Corps have nearly
completed thsir lsb-rs aid expect soon 'o
be ready with their maps, estimates. etc
The distance from Washington to Point
Lookout is seventy FIVE miles, and it is
thought that the grading will be so sight
that the cost of the road will not be over
$4,000 per mile. With the exception OF
bridge across the Eastern Branch at
Washington, there will be no bridging on
the line
The Point Look Ut road will be almost
an air line to Washington and will con-
meet with the Metropolitan road which is
intended to run from Washington TO the
Point Of Rocks ard from thence to the coal
fields of Allegheny. thus making the term :
nus of our road one of the best coal depo;s
IN the country. Upon the survey made.
our line will run within five miles Of
Marlboro, which will be bat short dis
lance to connect with the Baltimore and
Po,omac road, thus giving US rail com
mvnication with Baltimore. BY this con-
nection, ne shall place ourselves about
the same distance BY land as by water
frcn BALTIMORE. and persons travelling
from thence TO Norfolk will save hun
dred miles Of night travel on the Che-a-
peake and four OF I've hours in time.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

A MIsrAKE OF Four NLDoNs A
somc VIII t Important error IN our meas
uremtnt Of the sul rom the earth has
been discovered 1t is now proved that
We have been accustomed 10 oyer-estl nate
the distance by four millions OF miles,
aud tnat INSTEAD Of ulnety-dve millions
the real figure Is uncty-oue. Tue DIS
covcrv IS credite to Mr.. Stone, Of the
Royal Ohs ryatory. at Greenwich, Eng1
land It's not probable that the SUI aud
earth are gradually drawing nearer to
each other Tnere are some persons who
profess 10 believe tina, ultimately our Garth
Will plunge into the orb of day and Be
consumed We patiently await the re
Scientific american.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

In country E-ece ia France, the lady
Of one ottue ueig boring cnateuax was ac
custoued. as most French ladies are, to
have what is called her "beggars in or
binary" One Of these WIS waiting, a
lew months $40, at the above mentioned
chateau in the early hour of the day -
Having gone to bed late the night before,
the lady had not risen betim,s, and the
eeg@ar wsxed impatient. Al last, turn
lng 10 the iootmau, How long d ye sup
pose shell be before she CONES =! SAID h.,
Really can't say, answered. the valet;
may be ten miuute.. may De az hour
and halt. =" 'rnel III tell ye " lat II
i. retortel the meudicaut, she may
provide herself With another bcgsar lei.
her that from me Ana So saying, away
IL went.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

Tux SrsAMEn Con- We learn by let
ter from Baltimore that the Steamer Co +,
Cspt. Wilson. will make her initial Spring
tr.p 10 our waters on Saturday next aud
will continue permaosnty Oh the route
thereafter
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11
MARRIED

Ga the 6:h inst. b the Rev Father
DeWoif. JNO B LATHROM 10 MARY
F LONG
n,;he Sth instant. by th2 Re-. Nj.
Ho,kms, GEORGE K BARNES 10
Mis-. SUSIE 4. GRAVES.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11
Orr WASHINGTON CsxxssroNsENT.

OrR WASHINGTON CsExBspossEST.-
! note from our Washington correspon-
den, informs as. tina. an acc dent 70 HI.
right hand BIAS prevented the preparation
Of his usual weekly letter 10 the Beacon
for the present issue. We here and ex-
peel that cur correspondent VII be a.
fai. in few days and ,ha. b. with. able
. resume hi. interesting letters in our
oext nau Der
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

E Governor Wise, in one Of bis re-
cent letters on the rebellion, reeon-truc-
tor, &c, uJsers the following words
Fer myself, l praise God for the war
every dav, notwithstanding It's disaster
and deaths. as special providence, indls-
pensahle TO free me and my heirs forever
iror the weakne.., i net Rlckedness. of
Atrican slavery
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

At debating society 10 Fincas'le, tbs
subject was: ~ hich Is tn sweeter pro-
duc,lon. girls or straw berries = Ater
continuing the argument Tor two nights,
the meeting hnally adjOul ned Without
oncluslon-the old cues gong t9r tie
.,r4vberr:es. AMI he young ones ftr the
girls.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

- Tie Chicago Tribune says It viii
be hard 70 make the taxpayers believe
that IN army OF IS 600 men. costing for
ty-three ni.liops Ct dollars yssr, is need
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

SAID youngster IN higa siee. display
jug his purchase 10 boson TREND on the
SIDE walk: Two coooanu. for ten
ceats that vii make me sex to morrow,
AMI roct a4ve . g . school
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

Flacourt. in his history Of the Island
Of NADIA oscar gives Us sublime prayer,
used by the people We call ,avages 20
E,crna have mercy upon me, because |
am bnt speck- Most Mig ATTY because
| am weak-O source OF Lie because
draw nigh to the grave-O Omnlselent !!
because | am IN darkness-O All sufh
cient because l am nothing.
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NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

on application of W.iG1m r. Clarke,
administrator Of Joseph Mtburn, late Of
- MAIN ) o1uuty deceased II - urlcre, 10y
the Court, that the said a Administrator not
{, the creditors Of the sad deceased u # e
their claims against SAID decea,ed III the I'll
Of the Register Of W lits for y MaN 5 cnuu-
" ~ or before The l5tn day Is AYrA. lN12
for dividend and that TN, ur,''r bc pun1ehci
once week il each week u.til the sand 18th
Gay Of April, lct3.
Tet
J. 7. n. RALEY,
REGISTER ui Ms
for St. M4ry's county
Feb II, Is69-.f
Use WlNSLOW'S DYSPEPSIA CT re
" To. best remedy e1tan' Ter 1tspeP>t', gen
eral debility, etc, sold even y acre
Use HCRDOCHS 4NTEBILIO IS
u File for 'he cure or Bilious COMP ta's
colds. etc sold evcryu mere
I-SE .C4SP1RS Frost LOTI0N sod
4 ,icTs acre.
BURR0TGH BROS
" 1oiesa.e prage.sts.
Lighr I. near Pratt
GEO V DAVIS,
" AS Ne>r Pat 81,
Ea r.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11
DIED.

On SATURDAY last, at his residence 10
Patuxen, District, GEORGE NAT
acei eb74, g years
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

NOSE BLEE9 There sre two little ar
;esie> wish supply the whole fs-> With
blood. one or each side :hese branch OF
from the main arteries on each side Of the
TlndPipe. and ruRAinC upward oward the
eyes. pass over the outside OF the Jaw
bone. shout two-thirds Of he way back
from the chin to the angle OF the Jaw. IN
der the car E,ch Of these arteries. Of
course, supplies jast one-half Of the face.
th- nose b>ing the dividing liAe, the left
nostri. : supplied With blood by the left
artery and Tie riga: nostr,l. b. The right
artery. Now, supposln. your nose bleeds
b. The right nos:ril. WIKI the END Of the
fore finger feel along the outer etge OF
the right jaw IN; yol feel the beating sf
the artrry. directly under your 6n ger the
same n ne pulse IN your wrist, then
press the finger hard upon II. thus get
ting the little ftl.ow IN tight pace be-
tween your finger and Jaw bone the re-
>C.t VII. be ,hlt not drop OF b ood goes
int that side OF your face while the pres
sure continues hence the noS' instant y
stops bleeding TOR wait OF blood % h)w
continue the pressure ter hyc CT ten MA
u;es aud The rlptured vessels IN the pos
Wi. by that tine probably contract 50
I at when YOU lot the blood into Them
they Il not leak Bleeding from cut
or Won anywhere about the tate may re
stepped in the same way. The Creator
pr ally laced these arteries Is they are
{ at they might be controlled Those TO
the back of the head, arms and legs arc
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

4 Little girl. Q ie Christmas eve, see
Ing tue sun setting. said "MammA.
know what makes il 50 red over there
S-ut. Claus Is b4kiug
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

Prentice thinks that stufnE improves
be fsiz s. vel IS the tor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

An ExHoKrATIoS.- y E Gold
winter is 1t ES-. Vegetation las D nd.
the beauties d the landscape have faded,
ard the cath now oppears IN SAD Il A
Old Boreas comes aud signs mournful
l. E q over the graves of the flowers, and
the - seem to CLEAN from frosty hrm-
ameut Tn. freezing blast pIerces as
III half clad form OF want. while the tears
Of 2 I are congeAlJd at their respective
fountains. All you who are in + q cir
cumstauccs, and not troubled with NJ L
pockets, now , Y am \ the condition
of those around U. ana proceed with \
L q ? mitigate tue distress of The nee ~
-without waiting for any certain y u
\ C-aud thereby merit the honor which
the y l. y c of such an act b slows
Tue poor K , b found IN every 5 OF the
couutry and every / OF the gIotc. NJ
- ne earliest opplr2 NY OF pawn ( that
debt Of charr wnlca L = , your fellow
creatures III distress, saoul1 Is your ID
sire Is II Is : late.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11
ST. RIfSBI RI"
IS5 acres,

more or less
The above land is locsted IL the { hsr-
lote Hall district OF oaln, Mary's coun
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

Court f5r )
Of Charles
aiulnistra
nan. agar
and teuen:
to me dire
in exeeau
clalu and
Il luc -Sis
lie kIiowi
0ns ira
BACflf
HER n
acTef, mo
ua;ed On cd
Spa atcs (
districts.
.-Alsotuo
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2 Benry Campbell, late n Hrs.asboro House.
becomes IaHnager u The Bar5wen House, Rat
land, "a the isi day u Apt4l
WIN. Tyler u Fcrestdaie Brandon.1 com
united suicide iAst Neduer day morning, By cut
tus hls throat With a razor.
il NddlebHry College there Kre 10 students.
= which ~ professors - religion Ard n have
the hnuietry 10 ue~. siE conversions in the past
year are reported
IL ms Calrefs,v 9, yerm al lEers are 81
students = which 81 srs professors Of reHgi8n.
Fss conversions 10 ne psst seas are reported.
m, NAsiansl Bank ~ -, gohasbury has pur-
chased he llaak q TO Metropolis. wa~hiBgt0n.
~1stl = - .,sI oft ea, payiue premium 4
siosa tasFeiaf lbs aln Il Al aaea sided %
tAs siack y The - }naases1 i.aAl. ns14ag is
iat1l ss5-k itteo0t
TIE ira l'sfsis. SKATE l5avrhb5l ass hsid
a. bsiAs ia ls3s 1s@s bass sasyes vls Mod
eas8aF Hef t. 4 f4llsr. lfsaeAef r.. aanl-
f nsEes sslsist suis CD t1s sl2fe - tast
tise "a sE2s sat ia aams.f as i ass
t. uan bsg q bapt.ssa- u ksa.s5Hl fsr tas yraF
i.a4s sega % ssss sac ss8 BOZ q. r. Ftea.
sesf y Ats1h sgnlgtsd j. eisFs ~ tbe Yer
m9ss nsPtss STAT C9ateai4a 4 A fniief.
BaFiisgtaa, sssssuEsr. Tss e cszpsaiss, Bat
tlcasfa IFsszaes s1.8 he calEeut.9a ~ i@ss e
e = asia Is Bssu.slesa "a me arsl Wesissssi4g
ID oceSef
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Special Notices.


Nsfts, that gives snt~ President, 4 slso The a.
aururai month Of many tsrassiag dissrders 81.
tangled ia ~ raks are he seeds o. coughs cnds aud
~ hat affirmation 81 frxidit, and nro murs widely
knowH than sdmired, called fever aud aEus The Or.
" wsy 70 sv1id these ttlr aupeAsautnrssss" IL 10
render he system slron. enough ~ fight N he a..
mnsrhetie poison that produces them sud the bss wsy
% sndow With this repsilsnt power ia 10 tone 10 with
Hesisitsrs sismseh Esftsrs.
ia s'ytrrr worc ctedib) lBlofmed that rumsn
MSS waiting A. the brkt corser hs would doubtless
turn IN his hacts ard take safer roats 10 his dstl
usHsh. With joel sbost the sane amuupl Of roubv,
the sttacks " diseases prevalent At ths season may
b. e'sded Nay, The trouble slB b li,ss, t,r drug
stores Ito Ia ever, ones route, snd eysry respectable
druggist 10 the ttion Keeps 90 hshd Hsssstts'sR
ters tn, article lsa staple u trade sad Il uOaA Be-
saeJ ad grocery rishoa s4gar az ths store *
~ spobeesry without his popular toplc remedy
IL vew ~ the experience ~ IN, nAtiyn with regard
10 the aucir dar0s toe sco oftscuty yoars seems
snos natsesssy fsosplt afr iis scrl,s 10 Amer.
iesus But A our population is Increasing at The rate
u a couple . mlians year. 81 the natural wa. aud
By IMMIGRATION II may b, as vel 70 hint to he rising
generation and new arrivals he Old settlers s0w an
about H. thH Rosfs1tsT's stsssash Rfftsrs l. The
most wholesome aud patcpt vegetable tonic ever man
ufactnred tbAl Il is specific Tor dshliy. dyspepsia
bHhousuess ana mlasnatic fevsrs thatit pfevents
a. vel AZ cnfs thsse compslnts and their compliea
tious that III NOT ''Dsd - take, and IL abapuiey
harmless
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81 80 EarrtrNaakfr


Krnsass flaaf ~ market ths pssi -ask
he tsea dsi' ana hss.t suf prsss. angtusgsr.
,tused - ffs decline b. sea large sHftAls
saA slasli streg ataoAa5 - ga1ag t-lst v5,b
Httse rbsss haa lsst vcesa Asafs Hlr Vlsu.
i strsdg saa % ist regusse Hacs~hrsi =
ssrsJi., de.aaius laelat. ~ ~ Is awst
UaH Whoa ths nsFks, hss bssu 4a.ss -
ass5 ~tih sslelaar Aveans 100 bagef buf the
isrs two isys iarHs tss tarfpAa ea56 % m
ruid iFi.ea ha,s fsugti ths -s)of T5aisy Il
eiaaas IE.ht EASIER tat8is nuaatti..l ans high
e. Nrc hraty ami n1 demand
Haitsf llfs,pts s,iB riuinue large an8 SIC
mstsst 70 hfM Zine ta,tsr has bece ,ery sesfet.
sud tAy Imprssaau ihtl i.t,lt 6la,oo was ia TO-
ssfst aasyd nsids,s l'le speculation lati asak,
cnes rAe A6ms uade raa costumes aogl
with 81 tapaf iamsu3 api prl,ts 81 aru ),
prtsta. ..ss .ae4.s 80 falling 81 sal
holders - lesi raliHs9, the anticipated ise
ous quotations are >, higae ttssh Asl ueek
bfnasea ruulu5 these j. Car demand ior
itu s,uHh. snl pngos ars lu't higher
LNf suEs NtasEs Toe seasoaAb.t eaaars
81 al ocalacr spi Hslt rua 81 strek caused
tbl Gsui5 Mafstt d epea 81 Monday eth a
e'ud degree e a,tfost and except tr tbc oy
position q Rae lgtebts prloee e1uld have gaae
up D. aaitis rue- ut aHs ,aAngsa asi frw
eales a. ysppslel aaaeT l5s rHa hight supply
- cattle sss unesp .tyd a. hrs, a4mb Is sars
reported a,, The was Miieh toas -lissrtplg arc
enly aBo .taf what thty were last week 81 that
Tie demand f,t Gne o,W. still continues rheu
u bttls improvement d clpmnu ,al u demand
Sheep fgures have aitao1e1 i a. pei ~ On
rheice anl the supply snot equal 8 q, de-
mend - tAis IL ihe third veek u Iight arrivals.
no decline may 81 anticipated Neab lgu
pri'ss 8til continue with lsrEc arrivals, the
rcre weather ofchuug fVumhy % ihe market
swioo The market il active With AZ advance II
10.
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orr cEURcB nUILDI.yw.


Nr Editor Our community has for
some time past felt the necessity Of
making some Improvement in our
church edifce, and we are happy to no.
tice that this feeling, 50 long entertain
ed, is ON the increase.
Not long since an architect was en-
ployed to examine the church building,
and ascertain If the same could be Gu
larged and at the came time beautiiied.
Al examination was made, and re-
port with diagram and plan submitted
TO the people Of the church and village;
but the estimated expense was 50 dis
proportionate 20 the benefit TO be de-
rived from the proposed enlargement,
that it did not seem to receive the ap-
probation Of the public mind.
The ediice still remains untouched
aud awaits our action Although il
may have been reasonably tasteful and
commodious for Che period in which it
was erected, all now agree, that as it is,
it is not ii keeping with the present
age, and the progress Of the tines.
In view OF the growth Of our village,
and the enlargement Of the cougrega
ton, all are anxious that something in
this direction If in the proper direc-
ton should he done.
Tho latest proposition is to build a
new church north Of the Munson man
sion, and allow the site OF the old one,
together with that Of the shed and
school house, to be improved as a park
We all know that tue Battehkill val
ley has to strangers many attractions,
aud that our qniet village is regarded
by the seekers Of pleasure az perhaps
the most attractive poiut. And with
our prospective | might as well say
present railroad facilities. We have
reason TO expect a large influx OF stran-
gers the coming season. and each suc-
cessive season for time TO come, We
know that most u these visitors vii de
sire TO attend divine worship We
know that our church has cen crowd
ed with these strangers each Sabbath
during the visiting season. They have
discovered the necessity Of some prof
ect. kindred to that which bow agitstes
the minds u our people. aud have made
biuts both subsaatiai and suggestive on
tAis important subject
Ii is tue that .hors Of our citizens
who DO not reslde in our village. are
not 40 much interested IN It's improve.
meni. ar those who live IN our midst
Yet they ars vllang the church edihes
sb0nld rather be an adornment than
Otherwise. aud they will find this a pos
erfBl lever 10 their hands, pradentlally
ased, to aid 10 the accomplishment u a
benevolent object
Tins last project q balld4ug anes Or
new slie appears 3 - Y be Feca.,as-
3 fasotahie - consolidate a. .uaaea
a.. e gs-.4s .. s1srs1s, s~a azE.--s- -
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MANCHESTER JOURNAL.
Manchester March :, ,soo
aIilasss .aesrAs3 (

A large meeting Il the citizens 81
Bearipgiou and FINLAND Counties wss
held ip Free Li0rAry Hal, AZ Benpins-
ton. 90 Saturday tie 6,b INST, to con-
sijer masters 81 interest q tboss living
upon The Use = the Bennington and
Rutland Railroad The meeting Was
called g order BY Hon. 4 L. Lyman,
e Bennington, aud Hon Harmoa Cam
field, Of Arlington was chosen char
snAn and Loyelaud Mguson. oi Man
chester, Secretary
Hon. 4 " PART q Bennington,
then made q statement Of facts relal-
ing 70 TIE prsseut condition and pros
poets u our rAilrosd Ct Buections, and
rcferrd 70 the proposition Of the Gov
srnmslt 70 establish line Of postal
distributing cars between New York
and Montreal On motion Of Mr., Park,
the meeting directed that a committee
o { seven be- appointed 10 .aralt resoiu-
tons IN relation 20 our postal facilities.
The chair appointed the following per-
sons ia serve upon that Committee
William S Southsor,h, Loveland Mum
sou, \ y Hall. Henry Il Kent. }. NJ.
Ainsvorib, ESelyn Pierpoint, and A. J..
Lyman On motion Of Mr. Park, the
chairman of the meeting was added 10
said committee. aud S, Ii. Brown. Esq.
was temporarily caied 70 the chair,
The committee reported the follow
ing
llhercaS II is understood that tue
Post Office Department Of the United
States propose to establish line Of
postal distributing ears between New
York aud Montreal; and
Whereas, 1t is the judgement Of this
meeting that said postal car service
should be done via tue New.York <
Harlem, tic Lebanon Springs, and tie
bennington q Rutland railroads, III
connection with the roads north OF
Rntland aud
Ptereas, In our opinion, the people
OF Weston Vermont cannot be as well
served II such service IL done 10y any
other route; therefor,
/ R,sg,usd That committee OF fifteen
he appointed to draft aud send to the
/ Department in the ame OF the peopi,
OF bennington County, and the south
portion Of Rutland County, a memorial
setting forth the facts which constitute
the grounds Of cur preference for said
route
i And the report Of tue Committee was
WIS accepted, and the resolution adop,
ted
4 II was voted that the eight persons
who composed the committee on reso.
lutions constitute portion OF said com.
Inittee Of fifteen, apd that the remain
ing seyen members be dominated by
Ito chair The chair nc minated Ira
Cochran, Norman Millingtun, Asahe
Booth, Paul Shnfleton, A. g. CLARK, G
ii Bruce, and Aaron L. Hubbell, tc
complete said committee, and they
were appointed by vote Of the meeting
Nhereupon the meeting adjourned.
LoyELANp MuSsoN, Sec'y.
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TAE NV CamsET. The following IL
the new Cabinet, a. nominated by
Pres.deoi Grant aud confirmed by the
United States senate
Secretary u State, J. p WsshburBe.
81 Illinois Secretary Of the Treasury.
A. T. Stewart. of Nep York Secretary
81 toe Interior. ]. ID. Coz, 81 OHIO. Sec
Rotary d the Navy. Adolph L. Bore. Of
Psansylsai.iA Secretary Of War, ]. 81
schoas.d, 81 Illinois Postmaster Gen
era, J A. j. Cieas 81. q Maryland
Atoruey Gensral. Z lockwood hoar
q. G-sazc..gsss.a.
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a. opusons 10 candid PERSIA Vii
pretend % dsuy bat that iar more
sueNns an h. realized undes this prei
ga thar az ssy heretofore Submitted
u eauvassed
TIE uressnt time. also, seems pecal
iarly Citing Is move onward eNow i
TIE hms Nov, vh,ie ve hsys 81 con
eieting eiements e oppose while al
Influences tend IA the sane direealn
VIII unity q etor sud Ordinary Ter
severence. the new church vii sarel,
be built Let us organize aud NOW
onward Bus ia this enterprise Of All
others. let us have peace
toSGMHAT1oNALlsr
NJ s.,tfrssrr Mach : ISgn
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TOO hes Nsmss6 ~ psF Nsek Hfaas "a -
sylEks r~tlsfbinF sntlfsiF ssisi o. Nifralss
eae f~Tas f. PIT ~Utsfpfes nf kYMhas Actress
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