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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30

A VERY polite and impressive gen~
tleman said to youth in the street l
"Boy, may i inquire where Robin
sons drug store is?"
"Certainly, sir" replied the boy,
very respectfully,
"Well, sir" said the gentleman, af-
tor waiting awhile, "where is it ?"
"I have not the least idea, yer hon.
Or" said the urchin,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30

/ 4 YOUNG LADY from tho country,
now visiting the city, writes home
thpsly;o 8 Nobody isn't snothin' now
which doesn't hold UP her cloz; and
the hier you holes 'em tho more yon
are notised."
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30

The POISONED ToNGUE.-It is the
custom in Africa for hunters, when
they have killed poisonous snake, to
cut off his head and carefully bury it
deep in the ground. A naked foot
stepping on one of these unburied
fangs would be fatally wounded. The
poison would spread in very short
space all through the system. This
venom lasts long time, and is as
deadly after the snake is dead as it
was before. Our cruel Indians used
to dip the points of their arrows in
this poison-so, if they made the least
wound, their victim would be sure to
die.
The snakes poison is in his teeth :;
but there is something quite as dan
gerous, and much more common in
communities, which has its poison in
its tongue. Indeed, your chances of
escape from serpent are much great
er. The worst snakes usually glide
away in fear at the approach of man,
unless disturbed or attacked. But
this creature, whose poison turks in
his tongue, attacks without provoca-
ton, and follows up its victim with
untiring perseverance. will tell you
his name so you will always be able
to shun him. He is called SANDER
#er. He poisons worse than serpent.
Often his venom strikes to the life of
a whole family or neighborhood, des-
troying all peace and confidence.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30

The following article is copied from
the Fairfield (Texas) Ledger of the
2Sth ult:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30

~ n q =
FoR THE SIck-RooI.-The follow
ing recipe makes q deliciouslY re-,
freshing wash in the sick room, and
cools the aching head. Take of rose
mary, wornwood, lavender, rue, sage
and mint, large handful of each.---
Place ina stone jar and turn over it
one gallon of strong cider vinegar,
cover closely, and Keep near the fire
for four days Then strain, and add
one ounce of pounded eamphor gum.
Bottle and keep tightly corked.-
There is a French legend connected
Witlrthis preparation Called ciRdi57'e
a qaatge UoleNTs.) During the plague
at Marsellies a band of robbers plum
deredithe dead and the dying without
injury to themselves They were i'm
prisoned, tried, and condemned to
diey but were. pardoned ON condition.
of disclosing the secret whereby they
could ransaek houses infected with
the terrible scohrgc.' They gave the
above recipe. Another mode of u.s.
ing tits to wash the face and hands
with il before exposing ones self to
any infection. 1t is very aromatic
and refreshing in the sick-room so if
it can accomplish nothing more, it is
of great value TO housekeepers.-
Heaith and Home. s" ,'i-.''q s'.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30

John Graha4-husky-y voiced and briny eyed!
No wander tho dear creatures couldn't resist
himi SRI s..as la.
But did the women kiss him because he criede
Or did he cry because the women kissed himt
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30

DOES q man consider woman o
poem when she Is a-eerse to him5
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30
THE SEVEN WONDERS OF THE
---,,r, WORLD.zf -7.-y.rs4


THE SEVEN WONDERS OF THE
-,,r. WORLD r.-syersH
,.s9.BY, THE! g FAT coNTRiBuToR.o s',f-'
MANY people don't know what the
seven wonders of the world are, and
therefore wouldn't recognize them if
they saw them They aFeLlsaa 9'z5f
First. @Theii Great Pyramid of
Egypt q. built by an old'mutton chop
called Cheops, king of Egypt, Illi-
nois. He was twenty years in build
ing it-he and about 100000 others,
whose names we have fergotten.-
Thereifs no peer amid of modern
monuments for lUheOps. ! - t'''
ll5Second. "Babylon the Great" ~
The walls of the city being sixty
miles in circumference and eighty
seven feet, thick, they naturally came
very high. +. Walls were high, that,
year, anyhow The walls. surrounds
ing the palace Observation-Disclosures
were six miles in extent, to prevent
his escape when let out to grass
Hanging wasn't d.plagedI ) ,outp in
Babylon, for we read Of their hang
ing gardens,90 " 9dT .sIaa2i2fof Lsz.
Third. @sThe gold and ivory statue;
of Jupiter Olympus,BY.done bNyPhile
dias the greatest living. artist now,
dead. There is some dispute as to
the nationality of jew Peter QLym-
pus, but the, name denotes that ,her
was Hebrew Of Irish extraction. igi
Fourth. "TAe Temple of Diana of
| the Ephesians,pY at Ephesus, q It was
built of cedar. cypress and gold, with,
a brown stone front and mansard
roof, Il had q hall and side, entrance,
bathroom, hot and cold water on, eve.
ry floor, was convenient to the horse
cars, and within five minutes walk of
the Post Office, Diana used to say if
she was to die any, where, she would
prefer: prefer, to depart from her temple at
hplnpe9spuIs' .plp 9pIIst gl,allAeI nj Igsd sneI1usygo
Fifth. fS!The Mausoleum, or Tomb
Of Mausolus," erected at Halicarnass-
rs, Mausolus Wasa Greek, who, in,
vented the mausoleum. His original
model of it may be seen at the Patent
oficein Washington. ~ 60 -
Sixth. 'The Pharos of ,Alexan-
dria !" an ancient lighthouse built at
Alexandria by one of the Pharaohs. D
Heavy old lighthouse that must have
been, four hundred and fifty feet high,
Seventh. s.fThe Colossus of Rhodes,'
giant figure ,1Q5. feet high, placed
across the harbor of Rhodes, with a
stride of fifty feet from rock to rock,
of which there are two. The Louis
vile mailboats easily passed beneath
it without lowering their smoke
stacks. A lamp burned in its right
hanl. 1t was burned in with hot
poker: An internal staircase led to
its summit, and around its neck was
suspended a glass, in which ships
might be idiscerned as far. off as the
Egyptian coast. By the aid of the
glass you could "Tell Aunt Rody'"
(who lives at Rhodes) as far as, you
could see her. The, Cardiff Giant is a
distant relative. The Colossus was
thrown down by an earthquake, in a
square hold. It was the, champion
wrestler, and nothing but an earth.
quake could throw it. The contest
now lies between Vanderbilt and Fisk
for the title of Colossus of Roads. :.
If you have any more wonders,
bring 'em along.-Ctn. Times. .-, .ar.;.
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hatis sseinaolielearpb byianNomeans,

is nntis sRsinaohielsemby yanN o1neans,
5stsa alausyho fspDws.tll aboRt poiilk
try, and is just as high mp in efficient
methods of raisingit the President
of the institution himself. I gtllank
those gentlemen right pleasantly and
heartily for: the honorary member-
ship they have conferred upon me.
and shall stand at,all times ready and
willing to9testify my good feeling-and
my effcial zeal. by deeds as. well as
by this hastily penned advice and ms
formation. tWheneYerlthey are ready
to go to raising poultry, let them call
for! me Qjust any evening after Ii
O'Clock, and Ie.shall 7be on hand
promptly sri 10 irp55Hs slir .ta8
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30
LIME. LIME.

A SUPPLY of Fremont white Lime con-
IA stantiy on hand. Enquire ut Diamond
Glass Works.
JUNE & BUCKLAND.
Rayenna. June 18th, sas, 17&.
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BACK TO BARBARIssI.

NARRATIVE OF NEGR'
PHRENZY.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30

ArLANEIc MILLS .

"A % J. AsEk,s5,9
Wavfur discontinued eur Store, Ee shah here-
after deliver our Flour and Feed frGnl tue Mil.
We hare ksdde ArfSn genfe ents with snstdI y
Drug Store will be promptly Alaed. Our price
'''' may = i9anq qkfIc. iidse BRA ADFoaDA CO..
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30
~ fsst ,E=fi MARK TWAIN )

i P,S. ITO the Recording Secretary
[ know two .er three good places. =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30

= A. . G. W. Ry-Change Of Time.
The following are the times of the departure
of trains at the points below. 1t took effect
Monday, June 13: .-T..--e.t
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30

QuERY.-Did Adam and Eve have
asweet time in raising Csin2
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30

"A LADY, describing an iill7tempercd sl,
man, said; -, H He never, smiles hut he saai
seems ashamed of it.Y2; sad M inlf dos.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30

1 A PERSON desiring situation as n
teacher in Nova Scotia, wrote to the efu
board;r "fab.I4 Ito. SirI Offer my
self to you for that place to the board ns
which / am wall qualified for my
adge is 402,G (meaning, doubtless, 42!) I
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30
!. aTnr WrsrrRN Nrw YonkE = ;

es Nark Ifcaifa Esq: Sir-At a re-
cent meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the Western New = prk
Poultry Society, you were elected an
honorary men. Der of the. society. ran;
3 e,SS'ff r i(ts TEA NE. :. :
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30

5GTuE young man who was "lonely b
since his mother died,"iis all right
now. His father married the "head%h
of a large party of girls, and they 81
keep house for him, and give party G
nearly every night. 5ui haa au aisa',lo fi
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30

CLEVELAND 8 PITTsBURG RAILROAD
On and after May 10Th, 1870. Trains will leave
Stations daily. (Sundays excepted as follows:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-21

Twssty tuo. N, sueh license shalt
be granted 20 asy o'her than white DIR.
son os to snt ha~ker OF pedier in the
name or style Of a partnership or eomra-
ay: and bar one person shall act Jude.
any such license.
Sec. =, And be l, cnac.e,. TIA, this
act shall 'aie eaec; On the day Of its pas
sige.
Sec. l. b, j, enacted BY the General
Assembly of M,tyiand. Thas the follow.
ing sec..es be and the same is hereby ai-
ded to the 6fty-six,h article Of the Code
Of Public General laws, {, follow the Sc
cond section ,hefe,f:
Any license mar be obtained BY part
nefshiPs OF firms, Is well as By iniivilu-
ais; bat in oil cs>es. the eares or the
parsncr Of any 6rm shall be se, forth in
fall In the license. and no license, sh al
protect any psrson pscten hing 70 act uuI..r
the same. unless he Is named ,h.r~i,. OF i,
entitled ~ . represeu. ,iivc, CT a,si ,nel
uaier the provisions hcrein-af or contain
I'd 10 this article. and tho Clerk issuu.
the license, shall enter upsn the. rcco-l Of
licences. the full names Of aud the n, ,m-
bsss Of co-parsusrship to whom such Ii
cense is issued:
Sec. .. Aud ue i. enacted. Tina, ,hi.
act shall take eject on tho ,hir,ieth cay .:
April
See. 1. BE i. enacted By the General
Assembly Of Maryland. Ths, the follow
ing Section be added to Art;,le Fif,y..ix
Of the Csde Of Public General Laws. co.
titled Licenses"
See. And b it enacted. Any trader
who has taken GU, license to cell goods,
cha'teh. wares. merchandise. spirituous.
fermcuted liquors or lager beer. in this
State, shall have the privilege to sell out
said liccuse to any party purchasing bis
stock Of goods and purchasing or renting
his place Of business. and tho party so
purchasing may continue TO sell undcr tho
license Of his predecessor in business ur-
al the expir alton OF said license.
See. : And be it enacted, That this
Act shall take effect from the date Of il.
passage.
The foregoing are truly taken and cop
led from the laws received from n, Comp.
troller.
JAS. r. ALVEY.
Sheriff.
March. 81. lS70-:d.
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spiri,uous or fsrmented liasws II lager
he-s. in quantities less ,.ssa a pint. upon
the raymess o. $50. T.th Clerks and
Shsriifs e. aided.
Fena'es vending millinery and olher
small articles xh.se stock in trade Is no,
over $500 pay license Of So oaly: but
If over that amoaaf, they are r,qaircd to
pay the sane license ~ other persons
oath to be taken ~ to amount Of stuck at
the principle season Ct the year.
The Clcrk shall sol issue license 10 sny
Persca b ssll spiritaous OF fermeated Il.
qa"rs f. n WHOM tie Gfahd Jury has re-
commended issnse 10 b vi,hheld, or
To person whose iice.se has been SUP
Prexed By the Cart. without the special
order Of Che Court.
The Seth section Of tho Code, which re.
quired ~ applicant for lieesse 10 oyer
Oyster aud essing houses. 70 procure the
Recommendation Vi too ncighoSrine free
holders. and also make cssh before the
Clerk Of the Circui, Court Of his count,
&c, as to the annual value Of his house.
is repealed.
The above LICENSES to retailers aud oys-
ter aud eating houses 60 into effect the lss
Of Nay.
BY An Act Of the General Assem-
BIZ Of Maryland il was enacted that when
any person.. sr body polite or corporate.
shall propose TO sell or barter any thing
mentioned in the preceding section. ex-
cept spirita"us or fsrrrented liquors. he
shall! apply to the q n Of the Circuit
Court Of the county in which be may :
side. or !: he resides in the c!,s Of Bal,i-
more, to the Court Of Common Pleas, for
license ,hcrefur but no license to .rad-,
or to sell spirituous or fer'nented liquors
>hall he issued by any clerk Of any court
to . tenae eoser. or to any person under
the agr of twenty without the special
order Of The Judge Of the Court, bu, no
Judge shall give such special order to is
sue license TO sell spirituous or fermentsd
liquors unless upon the Recommendation
OF ., lesst ten resp ctable freeholdcrs, res
iients Of the ward or Gis.ric. wherein tie
place Of sale may BE-; and whenever any
license shall be issued to . fame corerf
or minor. the said feDae cor-rt or minor
shall be responsible for all contracts made
iu the prosecution OF their business under
such license, and shall be liable to be sued
therefor in any court Of this State; aud
the said t.me corert may be sued or in-
dicted and prosecuted in case of viola
ton by her Of the License Laws of this
State. or in case she should keep disor-
derby house. as If she was teme sole !;
and if judgment be obtained agains; her
on any contract. execution shall or may
issue in the ordinary way to effect her
separate estate; Provided. however, that
such responsibility shall in TO maun,r af.
iec' or impair tue responsible ity of the
husband or parcn, und, the existing laws.
add that this act .hall take eG.ct on the
thirtie,h day Of April
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SIS REV. Ard.

NSCAPED from L~onardtown Jail
Ia on the night of Tuesday. the 5th
Of April. instant, BY burning through the
floor Of the building. GEORGE HILL
negro, JOHN GRAY. negro. MARLIN
PAINE. negro. convicted Of felouics a,
tho March Term OF he Circuit Court Of
ST. Mary's county sud all under sentence
Of service in the State Pcni;en,isry.-
GEORGE WILL 10 black. about 5 feet
8 inches in height, stout. has . loag scar
on bis hesd aud 10 aged about % gears.
JOHN GRAY, uulasso, is about Ere,
9 inches in height. not 50 strut as George.
no marks remembered. supposed to Be
abou. so years old. MARLIN PAINE.
chesaut color, about 5 feet in height.
slender make, no marks remembered aud
10 between ID aud 1s years old. The
eio,hing Of none Of the prisoners Is re-
membered. I viii give the above re-
ward for the apprehension aud delivery
to mo q, I.eoaardeoun Of the above de-
scribsd negroes or SIS for each Of them.
JAS. r. ALVEY,
April Z, ls.O-Sv.
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With Clerk. snd SHERIFF. fees. added.
No license shall be granted to sci! ..;r-
iruoas OF fcruseased liquors OF lager beer.
except os,lisasy. saIess The Persos spplv.
ing therefor shall also obtain license 10
cell 20 d. chastsls, wares and merch,,.
disc. paying therefor the sun berrinbe-
fore prescribed according to the am..un,
Of bis stock in trade.
Osser and Ea,ias House. An Ovs-
er or Eating H 1use license, will author.
si1e the re,:ss 'bsais:ns the same, to sell
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-21

With Clerks and Sheyif's Il es, ad!cd
The applicant must either take oath. IS
heretofore. before the Clerk Of tn Circuit
Court OF the county where he is engaged
in business Of the amount Of goods KEEP,
on hand, at the principal season Of sale
or the oath may be administered by Jus
tice Of the Pesce, when The parsou want
ing the licenses applies through an agent
.lf the latter course be adopted, the fol-
lowing form will be deemed a sufiicicn,
compliance with tn, act:
: st. Nary's County, to ,eit:
On this-day of--lS7O. BE-
fire the subscriber Justice of the Peac
ot the S,ae OF Maryland. in and or said
c"unty. personally appeared -. and
declared that he intends TO apply for ira
der's license. under the 2nd section IT the
act Of January Session 1858, t, the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court for Saint Mary's cou n
ty, and made oath that the amount Of tn.
stock Of goods generally kept on hand BIZ
him (or BY tie ccseera in @h;ch h. is en-
y,sed. in case it he a partnership. } at the
principal season Of sale, Cor if tue appli-
cant has not previously engaged in such
trade. that The amount Of the stock of
goo,ls phirh he erp~ets t" k,,p, &c y does
not Cor will ncD exceed s.
Sworn before
IF the oath he administered before a
Justice OF The Peace out of the county in
which the application is made, there must
be attached the certificate Of the Clcrk of
the Circuit Court of the county in which
the Justice r.eides.
Persous may sell salt to cure fish in
March, April or May withoa. license
Vendors Of cakes a. vendors Of beer and
cider, who are the makers Of such beer
aud cider, Oager beer excepted are no,
required 10 pay license.
License to Ordin"ries and Tafern
Keepers The licenses to ordioaries and
tavern keepers to sell spirituous or fermen-
It'd liquor. or lager beer in quantities less
than pint. At one time. are as follows:
Provided that the applicant shall 1rss be
recommends to the Clerk ky two respcc.
table freeholdcrs of his immedi tie vicini-
". anu Suoii uakc Odtu uctOte Satu NJtefk
tina. he has bona fde (and without intend
ing to esade the req ,iremen,s Of this Jar
ticle, provided and expects to maintsiu
six COED b. ds. with sufficient covering
,herefor-and three rooms more than suf-
ficient for the private uses of said ordinary
keeper with stabline and proveuder for
Eve borses at least and If said applicant
resides in the city Of Baltimore, tina, he
has provided aud expects to maintain
twelve good beds with covering as .fore-
said and sir rooms.
The said applicau. is also to make oath
before the Clerk as 10 the rate Of rent or
annual value Of the house a OF in which
the business to be authorized by the
lie, nse may De Gone, or intended TO b,
done.
IL the veoi.l mr. animal valaa ia ,ot
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TO TOBACCO GRO W L RS.
TO GROW ERS.
"EXCELSIOR,"

Containing ammonia, per cent.
Super. Phosphate eqniraleni 10 Bone
Phosphate IF Lime. 81
Potask and Soda, S
WE again call the attention If the farm-
w ers of MARYLAND and Virginia to our
EXCELSIOR, crrp'scd II TOO pounds Of
No Peruvian Gnano, ard I,3Go pounds
OF Soltiable Phosphate Of Lime (hones dis
solved in suiphuric acid,l potash and soda,
forming the most concentrated, universal
and Durable fertilizer ever offered to tbs
Notwithstanding all the Stimulating Jro.
pertiss Of Peruvian Gusno, aud the ever du.
rabic fe,tiliz'ng properties Of Ground Bores.
Excelsior is in fine dry powder. 2repar-
ell expressly for drilling. and can be ap-
plisd in any quantity per acre, however
small; AVID !. IS the OPINION al many cIose
calculating Farmers, alter T NELVE years
experience in testing it side by side with
other popular fertilizers that An application
Of 100 pounds OF Excelsior is equal to 200
to 800 pounds Of any other fertilizer or
-uano offered for sale. therefore is fully 100
to 200 per cent. cheaper. And
T.ee're ysars' Erp,rieace ia the Gro~th
Of ToJacco,
In Maryland and Virginia. has dem onstra.
ted beyonl DOTH, tina, Excelsior hs. nc
competitor in the growth Of that star!e -
l, Is the unanimous cpinioa OF the Iobac-
CO Planter of Maryland, that from the ap
pIic.,icn Il Excelsior the crop is heavier. of
finer quality, cure, earlier and better, aud
is not 30 liable TO SITTER from drought ~
from reruvian Guano. We refer tc every
Tobacco Planter in Maryland.
Enitornt Quality Guaranteed.
ESs- III, -ery Les. erid,ne, IRE eau offer cf
Tie raiue Of our Err.Lstor as n crop gro,r,r
and FERTILIZER rs the fart q its being 'n.iiate,i
a,.i e0unierteiie az i.is Gni other oiiics.
uD-rarmers Should SEC tha: the ANAL.
YSIS and nsr's Of J. J TURNER & co +.
are branded oa every bag ~ RED LET
TIERS. All others are counter;eits.
Price S65 per Ton.
J.j. TURNER & co.
~ Pratt Street. baltimore Nj.
April :, ls.0-5m.
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HORNE B. greenwich.
Builders and Contractors.

n hE undersigned have catered into Co.
L partnership ss Builders and Cpn,rac.
tore and ate Prrp,red to execute all deriapd,
in thsif fine OF business that may be made
upon them with promp,ness, at Reasonable
rates and in workmanlike manner.
GEORGE HORNE.
IHuS. C. GREENWICH.
LeII ard Town.
March 81 iS70-tf.
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Notice to
Merchants,
Traders
A N D 0 T H + Rs,

A LLPERSoNs AND BODIES COR.
"A porase or polite. 10 St Mary's eoss-
ty. Who are or shalt Be exercising or pus-
suing any business. Of shall Be doing aay
act OF thing. nr shall be In the ocrup,tian
of any house or place fof the purp.,sa for
which license is made necessary by the
La1s Of Maryland. are hereby VAN d To
OBTAIN A LICENSE, OR RENEW
THE SANE,
On or before the lst day Of May
next,
under the penalties prescribed BY said
laws for the infraction thereof
Those interested are notified Of the fol-
lowing requirements Of tho License Law
passed At the January Session. 1860. Of
the General Assembly Of Maryland.
Traders LiceHSs The amount to be
paid BY traders for license (the amount Of
stock at the principle s.ason Of sac to BE-
given under us'h) is A. follows: IL the
applicants stock in trade docs not exceed
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Orphans Court e s.. Nary, County, S. -
March |, 1870.
nRDERED BY The COURT, Tha, VIM.
~ Scott, Administrator OF James Wood
burn. late Of -. Mlrv'S county, MARYLAND. de-
ceased, Civ the n6t;ce required by law TO ths
deceased $ creditors Ia exhibit their csaims aad
that the same be published once u week for six
successive weeks in some newspaper printed in
ST. ary county.
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