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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-28


Tn wouzsis wAH.-The Serosis pee
pie are pushing the xora on rapidly. N
Is MOI suffrage merely they xant. MOI
merely equality Of woman with man in all
ssress before the law. but liberation q
bosk ssxes fteu s0ne e the restraints =
The las Of God. Al present their eight d
against the divine law Of marriage. The
Eadependers. that has recently assumed
the championship of the woman cause gen.
orally. has put itself on the record touch
ing marriage thus:
q The great indifferent public have no
right to say, either on the basis of any
popular sentiment or on the still deeper
basis Of any suppceed religious tenet. that
sny two individuals, man and woman,
shall live together a. husband and wife,
against the protest Of their own individu-
al souls. Derived from whatever source,
based on whatever foundation, sanctioned
BY whatever tradition. such legalised
tyranny 10 unworthy Of Christian civili-
ration"
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton. the lead
ing female orator, in the cause. i more
explicit. She says:
" Another demand that tie women Of
this State should make Of our Legislature
il IN entire revision Of our laws on mar
riage and divorce. making man and vo-
man in all respects equal partners and
when. by the cold. Indifferent, or bass
conduct Of either party, the contract i.
practically annuled. the State should de-
clare it So"
A writer in the Wcnson's advocate layu
down a platform for the party with these,
among other. declarations:
I. Let the marriage contract be linn
tied to from one to three years. at the op.
ton Of the contracting parties
3. Discard the erroneous idea tina,
this contract is divine admit that this il
but human transaction, intended to per.
petuate the species, and produce human
happiness.
3. Make both parties equal do no,
exact special promises or terms from on.
sex to its disadvantage and the advxntas.
Of the other. Exact pledges of mutual
fidelity aud cooperation during con,inu.
'snce Of the marital contract, etc"
We believe the advocates of this move
ment consider themselves slandered in be
ing called free lovers :" but is there any
thing in what is known as 4" free love-
more in disregard Of the law Of God, O
abominsble in itself? That any person
or papers, claiming Christian character
or expecting public respect, should con-
NIT themselves to such sentiments, is on
Of the wonders of the times.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-28

TIE EUROPEAN WAR.-To which Of the
two belligerents, France or Prussia, be-
longs the questionable honor of drawing
the first blood in the contest now i'm
pending between them, is still a moot
question. Indeed, notwithstanding the
newspapers. we incline to the opinion that
the first blood" is vet to be drawn. Ger
tain it Is. there is no reliable evidence IN
to this date tina. even picket collision has
taken place between the opposing forces.
1t may not be denied, however, that war
is imminent. The banks of the Rhine
are echoing With the tramp of armed men,
stupendous in number and inAamed with
bitter passions. A word of onset from
William or Napoleon is alone wanting to
precipitate woe and wailing upon the fair
est portions Of Europe. Will this wicked
word be spoken? God forbid!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-28

How TO KEEP CooL.-The above cap
ton would remind one that it il a hard
task. For ourselves it certainly a diff
cult task with the thermometer in the nine
ties for the last few weeks. We calmly
Gf that be possihle) take it as it Gomez,
and we are inclined to believe that others
win be under the necessity of doing the
same. The Boston Journal has the fol-
lowing on this subject:
THE story is told of Daniel Webster, who,
finding one Of his sons making great pre-
parations for passing hot day, told him
better way would be to busy himself 80
that he would forget all about the wealth
er. There is philosophy in the advice.
To the man who is in good health, attend
ing to his business with ordinary activity
but without worry. the heat never seems
20 oppressive as the idler who groans un-
der the sweltering hours and only :ortures
himself in trying to kill time. Even .
good degree Of perspiration is cooling, or
what amounts to the same thing, is q COM
Portable relief to the system.
+" Still, there is a judicious way Of ac-
commodating ourselves to the exigencies
of the season, which II 10 well worth while
70 learn and to practice. Every person,
however, must acquire BY the use of his
own judgment Even the doctors disa-
gree IS to the best methods to be pursu-
ed. One medical writer recently recon-
mended the general drinking Of tea to as
suage thirst, in preference to water but
. medical journal before us says: Drink
nothing but water, of course, this pre-
cludes the use Of tea, coffee and all alco-
holic drink" We should recommend ev4
cry reader, therefore. to suit himself shout
the matter, excepting alcoholic drinks.
which are to be abjured in al sorts Of
weather. The bodily system. if unde-
PRAYED by bzd habits, naturally indicates
At this season Of the year what agrees
with il. Few persons. we imagine. in
cline much to roast beef, salt meats or
greasy food Of any kind. They are a.
likely b take to overcoats and mitsens.
a. And yet momentary qualification il
not sufficient to guide US Alright. When
we are beth heated and exhausted, moth
ing tastes % good - full tumhler Of ice
water, and yet It may prove a. fatal - .
dose Of prussic acid On the other hand !,
the flannel worn next the skin in Summer
seems oppressive and in.clerahle to those
who have never tried il. and yet. with tee
majority Of persons. II i an excellent pre-
ssrvative of health, and agreeable rather
than otherwise Therefore, The test meth
Cd Of eneounsrring the discomforts and Pc
rils Of the hot season IL : ue61sr Of CON-
bined experience. agrsssA1ensss and jsdg-
ment. Special rules cannot have . very
vide application. but generally Il may Be
aid that The food shoald Be a light and
anseinnlaE;ng character /; IL dFnk. of
whaAsSsr hind i agrssahle. nst Too ahun-
dank; tie snploynsnt constant. but moi
hssisa; ~ kesS of slssp ample. md
IL diposisica kspe - sqsaAls = cire.n-
stances Win allow
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-28

TIE RvvERsiDs roa Auousf.-The August is
sue Vf Rirerside i . splendid number and should
be in the bands Of universal young America. !"
The old high character Of this monthly il not
o=iy fully maintained in the present humble. but
il greatly advanced. Indeed, Rirersids grows
better a. it grows older and 10 quietly making
itself an indispensable necessity in every inteli-
gent household. We can bethint ourselves OF
no better advice 70 give parents than this-sub-
scribe to Rirersids At once. Hurd 4 Horsh.on,
New York city, are the publishers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-28

HARD on THE PIG TALs-Garrett Da-
Wis describes the Chinese as "a race with
language without an alphabet. a reli-
g;on without God and death without i'm
mortality Verify. we had better hold
on to the negroes while longer
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-28

ARR We AT WAR!-If the price of the
funds is an index Of peace and war, sure
ly the United States must be in blaze of
the latter. From the 5th to the Goth of
July, the decline in our Five-twentiee in
London has been nearly twice a. much As
the fall in French renses and over three
times as much as the fall in English con-
soils. The n. Y. World Is responsible for
our figures.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-28

The iLirsTaArED HuxoRier.-we have recei-
ved TIE July number Of the above. With this
number commences its regular publication, and
no charge viii be made to subscribers for the
May number, ofspeciueu copy. Published a.
Fayetteville, n. y, by +. A. Darling, a, 50
cents year.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-28

TYRANNY AND ToADYIsx. Schurz,
the REPRESENTATION Missouri, is ca
the rampage in New York, denouncing
France and toadying Prussia. 1t has not
been long since the King whose praises
he is now singing, sent Mr.. Schurz flying.
for his neck's sake. across the Atlantic.
This may have been syranical in William
but the tyranny of the King, bad as i.
may have been. is at least better than the
toadyim Of the parasite.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-28

THE UNEsoAGEp PowKRs.-Out Of the
swarm of stories which the cable daily
sends US il il perhaps desirable that we
should disengage clearly the things con-
corning which We have absolutely no au-
thentic intelligence from Europe.
OF the action Of the South German
States nothing is yet positively known,
save that they have not taken the field in
supper Of Prussia.
OF Holland and Belgium nothing is vet
positively known, save that Holland has
declined to receive military aid from
Prussia, or, in other words, to invite q
French occupation of Luxembourg as the
necessary preventive of Prussian return
to tina. most important Fortress now held
as neutral point BY the troops Of the
Netherlands under Prince Henry, broth
er Of King William Ill.
Of Austria nothing is yet positively
known, save that she has ordered the for
nation Of strong camp Of observation on
her northwestern frontiers, and that Hun
gary declares for France in the event of
a Russian or English interference on the
Prussian side.
Of Russia nothing at all is yet positive
ly known. The condition of the Empire
internally and in respect to her finances
is such as to make it quite certain that
Russia will never be led, and can only
with difficulty be driven, to take part in
the war.
Of Sweden and Denmark nothing il vet
positively known, save that Denmark ar
IDENTIFY desires war with Prussia, and that
Sweden has proclaimed her neutrality -
For this Sweden has excellent special rea-
sons. In the first place. her commercial
marine may expect great employment du-
ring the suspension of the North German
commerce BY sea; and, in the second
place, Sweden, almost alone in Northern
and Central Europe, this year enjoys the
prospect Of 9 magnificent harvest. She
has the same luck in this particular which
she profted by 90 handsomely in the first
year Of the Crimean struggle.
OF Italy nothing is yet known. save that
she is carrying on negotiations actively ut
Paris with an object easily to Be- OWNED
but not vet avowed. Italy greatly de-
sires the completion at the earliest possi-
bic moment of the Mount Cents Tunnel
and the commencement Of the road over
the ST. Gothard
OF England nothing is known, save tha:
hor Government, after earnestly support
ing the demands Of the Duke Of Gramont.
as bitterly denounces the steps taken to
enforce those demands, and that Bernal
Osborne last night declared the Govern
mens unable to put so. 900 men in the
Geld.
Of Spain nothing il yc. known. save
that the Regent ia % thoroughly reconci-
led to the loss of possible Prussian King
that he begged the Cortes not 70 take the
trouble Of converting to discuss it.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-28

Is II Hor gentleman informed us
not many days since. with . gravity Of
look proportioned to the importance Of the
announcement. that il was ..hot-rery hot,
mr." Having to c~aer to ell sorts of opin-
ions. We famed ourselves and said moth
ing, deeming il the better part 10 hear the
"other side before committing ourselves
fully 70 proposition 20 serious.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-28

$50o.o0 PRIZE SroRY.-TAe Little Corrorsl
Magazine offers this sum for a prize story Those
interested can send twelve cents to the publish
ers. sewell Miller, Chicago, H., for the Au-
gust numbers Of the Magazine, which gives all
particulars.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-28
ORDER OF RATIFICATION.
IN TIE ORPHANS COURT FOB
ST. MARY'S COUNrY.

ARDERED. Tha, the sale II The real
" es,a'e OF jams II Thom-s, d.
cessed. made by Gorge II Morgan. e1-
rcn.or Of tire rsid drc-asd. and reported
70 this Cssrt BIZ he said ,x.eu,or. on ID.
9Th of Octet. :. 1858. b. rs,i6-d and
cotd md. unless cnuse b. 81 " to the
contrary. un or tef"re the 19h dsx Of
August ncxt. provided. . copy Of this
order be inserted in s,me newspaper pub.
lished in s.. Mays county, 1t least tncs
awest. for three successive weeks. beisrs
-,be 18Th day Of Augss, next.
The rerors sta.ss tho amoaos Of sales
TO he $500.
A J. ePALDTEG. G. J..
JAMES T YATES, A. j.
July q. 1905. -.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-28

3anwoR@A PuxasR@--Ihs
- 80 Hus 11yssaiv n.y. tAss
'1Hhg Svsr nd ayssstery sre pvsssil
sAi Rnnsss Ana" Otherwi.e, b.
nys. tAs towa d in good hesisA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-28
DIED.

At the residence Of its parents in Chaptieo
district. co the nth instant MARIA, infant
and only child Of Bette and Z. c. 81 Clair
In Washington. on Sunday evening. the nth
instant, afer q short but painful illness, JOHN
A. PEAK, Esq, formerly Of this county, in The
seth year Of his age.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-28

RADICAL erxfArBY.-There i no dis
putting. We @pPcss. (as the radical organs
declare d themselves, } that the sympathy
Of loyal people in the United States 10
With Prassia in the war pending or pro-
crossing between that country and France.
We wait and want TO hear no more and
declare ourselves Frenchman upon the
spot- VSw France!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-28

10 Improved By small bu. new asd soa-
Portable Dwelling. Gae Tobacco" B.ra.
and other Usual cu.-suiidiags; has fer
tile soil. we'll adapted to the growth efaN
the ssspis crops Of the State 10 vsll
wooded convent, n,iy located within .
ui.e Of tho g.. Mlry's River. Which
abouods in 6.h aud oysters; and fsrus.
sltog, Their. one of the most vain .hls ssi
desirable faras in the county,
o.. tract. lying on The Chesapeake
B.y. calivd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-28
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

GRAIN.-Reoeipts Of Wheat quite liberal to-
day upwards Of -. 900 bushels AL new crop !;
demand confined principally 20 millers some
purchases were made for Nor,hern shipment
Market fell of toward the close cts. Sales re-
ported were a. follows: 1000 bushels white at
81 so 10 81. SO. mostly 81 e5tdl go / 900 bush
els choice Southern red at 81 so6al IS: . 500
bushels prime do. al 81. Io@l.75 1900 bushels
good do. 81. $50 &C. $500 bushels inferior to
fair do 81 22(sl so. Corn-OfFerings to-day
1000 bushels white and 4 225 bushels yellow !:
market steady for prime samples sa.cs :. 500
bushels Southern white at 81 20 to 81 rs: |, 400
bushels Western white at 81 1901 II, and for
mixed 81 .os; l,ooa bushels Southern yellow n,
81 .06 TO 81 u, a. 70 quality. Oats-Receip,s
very heavy; 1000 bushels reported msrke,
moderately active; sales s. 200 bushels new Ut
81 to 90 cts. prime old held NJ s4a.6S Cts no
sales. Rye-Sales 600 bushels old at 81 .os :;
$50 bushels new AZ e5 cents.
TOBACCO.-The trade in Leaf Tobacco ID al
most entirely paralyzed BY the war between
France and Prussia, and the consequent closing
Of the German ports, and there 10 scarcely any
thing doing, shippers being out Of the market
entirely. Prices are however nominal - before
quoted, viz:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-28

WHs Hs n Gcms. 1T viii Be recol.
Ieesed that Gen. Grant ~as invited By The
kagiaA Bihle rsvisss 10 ssnd them IN
American - snise IN thsir hbors Il ~
v1im. his nppossd list Gen. ehsri-
dan goes OF N tAs nexs sseanM - fn
IL sPPsiaanent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-28

HAsssa ron Acsusf.-Harpss's New Neashly
Magazine for Asgsst hes been rsssivsd. We
give eopaous extracts from IL on cur frst paee.
II d much to b regretted, and to % Il i mat.
ssr Of assonishmsat that it nasassrs, With the
brain and capital 70 make it Of universal aocep-
'aaee, should persist in be1buliag il pages with
religious and political rancof. We ere oon6dent
that reform in this respect would add greatly
to its influence and popularity and We ere car
tain that ii both lowers and degrades the stand
ard Of petite letters BY the countenancs Il eives
70 ssetaEisn and psrtizan bigossy. The con-
tents for August are unusually brilliant and inter
estiag. Published BY Harper Brothers, Frank
lin Square, n. Y. Prios - Per annum.
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HThe London Lancet has published

HThe London Lancet has published
a paper by DR.. Henry Wandsley. who
furnished some interesting speculations in
regard to dreams. He supposes tina. each
disease is attended BY certain psychology
cal a. well rs physical effects. and a.
consequence that the involuntary action
Of the brain during sleep may furnish new
indications for diagnosis. In q dream.
the back ground on which the phantoms
move is often determined by the state of
the internal organs, the irritation of which
awakens into some activity that part of the
brain with which the irritated organ il in
specific sympathy. Accordingly sympa-
thetic ideas sprmging out of the feeling
unite in dreams. When active conscious
nessis- suspended. organic sympathies.
which before we're unperceived, declare
themselves to the mind. This accounts
for dreams in which the dreamer suppo-
ees himself attacked with certain disease
which is spon after developed. His
dream looming true" is simply an evil
dence that the revelation was the result of
that sympathetic action which at frst only
affected the brain during sleep.
DIArH or Hox. JoHS T. SroppxHr.
Hon. John T. Stoddert died on Tuesday
last, at his country residence. in Charles
County. Mr.. Stoddert was born in
Charles County, and was nephew Of Gen
eral, afterwards Governor Smallwood, Of
this State. He was educated n Prince
ton College, where he received the first
honors He studied law ut Annapolis
with Judge Alexandsr C. MagEnder, and
located in Charles Ceunty. He was o
the staff Of General Philip Sseuart. al
Eutaw memory, in the war oflSl2- Mr..
Stodders ,sprsssnsed his county for sew
eral years n the Legislature, and retired
from ths prse6cs q lsw. he being posses-
ID If kres 01aAs. which be ealfivased.
In le26 ks rspxessnAsd Cha1lss County
n 6e Hssausal Colssgs Of this Stase--
In 1855 - 90 slsc1a - CoagrsD from
IL distrie& compossd q Charies, 81 Ma
rys md CAlvsRs COsnties, and served one
I'm. He thsa retired ftsn pahlie life
I'll u beeaDe : member Il lie Consei-
tuaioaal Ounvsation q 1857. He then
removed - nssidencs % Baltinare. and
w. q viisis - his eosufry rsidenss N
Charsss Cs1nty, where he Died, n the scth
year Il hissse.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-28
TURKEY Nick,
containing
225 acres,

more or lees.
This fam has upon i: al tho nee asa
rs bnidiags; is big IL -u-esP,ible sfin-
p.ov, meu', aud pr"due-s 6Ie crops Of
Corp, " cat aui roba.co.
Alor J mes L Bi.cyc's ia.sres, in
another tract called
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-28
FLOWER Of TIE FOREST.

located about three mil . from tho Mill
st D. Landins on the Palax,ut river, AID
contains
6lS acres,
more or less.
The soil is good ard easily imp proved. aud
there is upou tue place .o.d Dwelling
nd all the necessary ou:-bulli g.
TERMS OF SALE.
a. rrc,crited by the decree. sre: Oae-
,hird OF the purchase money in cash 90
he dsv If sale or the rsli6cation thereof
ov the Cour'. AMI the b.anrs In NO
quail instaIlments at IL and Is months
CREDIT the deferred pa ments to DO &C.
Gu ed By the notes or bonds Of the pur-
Chaser. With security TO be approved by
the Trustee. aud 10 bear interest from tho
lay o; sale.
j. PARRAN CRANE,
Trustee.
J F. &B X. ABRI.L.
Auclionsers.
July %. ls70-ty.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-28

ORDER OF RATIFICATION.
IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR
ST. MARY's COUNTY.
WIN. II. Guy. admr. Of
Ann Z. Cusic
VIM. II. Guy&
Jas r. Alb II. admrs. Of
VIM. b. Guy 4 others.
nRDERED. This 10Th day Of July,
" 1870. Tha, the sale made and re-
ported by Jas F Abel. Trustee, 10 this
cause. Dc ratified and confirmed, uuless
cause to the contrary De- shown on bseare
the 19ih day Of August nex' provided
. copy Of this order b. Published in the
St. Mary's Beacon. once = week for three
successive weeks prior 10 the said 10Th
day Of August.
The repor, states the amount Of sales
to DO 500
A.. J SPALDING. CT.
JAMES r YATES, A. J.
jelly q, 1905.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-28

EThe .osrsol Of Cu~wrre, n .
very sensible editorial. points out the folly
and fSllaey Of wr-gusssine. Nspcleea
u, gained 81 BIZ victories againsT denea-
dos odd: anf in the Crimean var IL
Geld troops Of lnssiA wcrs eqml - the
Eshas ayl3ahh nil1wy populat;ca Of the
air. % nuuber6 Aux&h ~ ra,hsr
superior 70 Prussia md Italy in the var
which terminated With Saiowa. To guess
we'll j, Is necessary to have the measure of
the brains commanding ~ well. 10 say
nothing Of the balance Of arms and mill
tary training: and even then large mar
gin must Be Jeff to that science Of aeci-
dents which the theologians call special
providence. Guessing. like gambling.
has its risks. though Il may b Tankss
invention. <l p.
~There seems to Be- disposiion On
the part Of the Radical wing Of tAs prsn
everywhere to hoot Napoleon and eide
with Prnss;a; lad che Of prominence .
even 20 deliciously frsnk-Germans should
subscribe Literally to it, support By al
mesns-as to remark that Napolsoe has
been for more than eighteen years the
curse Of Europe. II would b web for
those Who boot 10 remember that events
IN Europe have proved three things
First. that German unity meens Prussian
aegTandissmeut; sscoodly. that Prpasian
imDsrialism il more dangerous 70 The en-
stitutionai cause than The Napolsouic idea,
because more rigid; and. thirdly. thaG
the civilization Of France il, in point Of
thought. the frssst and most progressive
on the Continent.
USaIvALLKp YKr.-'.Blood viii tell T.
say the horse fanciers. in estimating the
endurance Of 6ne animal; and the mot
TO is good one. outside Of the sporting
world. A pure extraordinarily good
must distance oil competition, eventual
~. The success of Udolpho Wolfs's Aro-
matte Schiedam Schnapps has induced the
manufacture of an hundred limitations ;
but in the unrivAlled sale of his manufac-
| ture. while others have achieved If at all
but scanty success-may be found the
public appreciation Of . pure and whole
some beverage.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-28

BIacxwoos vca Jrlx.-Biackxood fer yuly
= On our sahss. q monthly paSsis. unusual
y fresh and sutzitiSus Old ksgs, xhieh sass-
COS criticism recently denounced . faiIeR ftY1
10 hish estate and as fast becoming ssnae and
seete, ressr. - cur taste seemed more de,isAs-
fni than % this July morning ofIs7o. Itwou',
do, Ar. Critics. The ''iinear dsscendan. Of ,he
inpenitess shisf' Is entitled in the High Cou-,
Of cridcisn 70 fair trial and he = entitled 70
nothing sise- The attempt to exempt hin from,
lie a:e Of ordsnazy or extrsordinasy norsals who
write foolish books b absara - well q psru;.
cious. The higher the rank Of IL offender. IL
greater the necessity Of pcnishment. Hence sth4
world Of Isttezs' and the rest Of mank;,d on,
old Aasaa vote Of thanks q lsasa fsr uuts;,.
the ''Lothair" Of NJ Disrssai in ths aock -
eoavic1ing IL In spits Of vulgar eaamsr, = vel
OF religious venom - Of literary dulnss. Sub
scribe to Blsckwood 1t onos. Pries. g per =,
mum. Its publishsd By The Leonard Scot Co.
leo Fulton street. n. Y. dty, Mt.
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EXHIBITION.

"HKRB viii b. N Exhibieiss q the
i Pspils 1t Psblie 6sh~sl No I, Ord
elsetiss district. On ,ha 2osh q JULY,
INSTANT. y Which IL paslis ere isvi-
a. B. H0LNH1 !.
rsssAss.
JULY II. lS7o-ct.