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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-30

IT Is GREAT MISTAKE to suppose
that the cause of rheumatism, neural
gia or govt exists where the pain is ex-
perienced. The source of these diseases
is generally area in the blood, and it is
one of the special properties of DIR.
WALKERS VEGETABLE VINEGAR BIrrERs
to neutralize this deposit, while it rem
ovates the relaxed kidneys and thus pre-
vents them from permitting portion
of their secretion to escape through
improper channels. Torpidity of the
stomach has also much to do with the
vitiatlon of the blood, and upon this
organ the Bitters act directly as slim
ulant and invigorant.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-30

A CERTAIN Bangor (Me. milk dealer
obtains part of the milk he sells from a
neighbor living half mile away. Each
day about sunset he harnesses his horse
to the milk wagon, puts, in his cans,
and throws the reins over the dasher
His Newfoundland dog then gravely
steps in, aud the horse, under the di-
rection of his canine driver, proceeds
to the aforesaid neighbours and stops :;
the dog announces their arrival, the
neighbor fills the cans, the dog resumes
his seat in the vehicle, the horse care
fully turns and trots home. These in
telligent animals have done this daily,
and have never met with an accident
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-30

Most certainly the above letter IS strong and con
vincing proof Of the merits of DR. Viewers syrup ana
Eerate,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-30

F@G y TAII. Ut. ITNII 1tVVV t'IIVE
Plant Pills are safe and effective family
cathartic medicine. tsytlem. See advertise
ment ii another sG.umr
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-30
Personal Notes,

WINNIE REAM is engaged to "sculp y
Boss Tweed, the New York ring master
The tax-payery of the city are wishing
Vinnie's contract was to scalp him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-30

Poixr LOOKOUT CEMETERY BoAnp.
At meeting Of tho Board Of Trustees of
Point Lockout Cemetery on the 2lss inst. i.
Capt. Joseph Forrest. was unanimously
reelected President, and Col. J. Parran
Crane, Vice. President. NJ. v. Camalicr
vas elected Treasurer and Secretary to the
Board.
Amer considering he merits of The
places named for the reintermcnt Of the
remains Of the Confederate dead. now at
Point Lookout. the Board selected . lot
Of ground contiguous to Point Lookout,
donated by Logan o. Smith. Esq.
The proposals. for executing the work
Give in number) were thoroughly exam
incd and compared. and tho two lowest
bids were referred to Committee, and as
soon as the committee shall have decided,
the work of disinterment viii commence.
Since the above was in type. We have
seen letter from the Secretary Of War,
Mr.. Rclknap. to Mr.. W. L. Thomas. q
member Of the Board, giving his assent
to the removal Of the Confederate dead at
Point Lookout from their present place of
interment. provided il is executed without
expense to the United States. Il should
be borne in mind. that the ground where
these dead now rest i the property Of the
government.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-30

CRoP PRosrEcr. 1T il something too
early in the season to prognosticate with
any degree Of certainty with regard to the
crop prospect Of our county the current
year. bu. We can say confidently Of the
wheat show. that We have never observed
at any corresponding time of the season
for a number Of years past better prom
Use for large wheat yield than is now to
be seen in our midst. The growth is not
only prolific and healthy. but sufficiently
advanced to warrant the conclusion that
the bulk Of the crop will be ready for the
sickle by the 10th Of June. If there is
NO unforeseen disaster large yield is in
evitable.
Tobacco plants are coming up finely.
and, judging from the preparations being
made. We think it likely that heavy To-
bacco crop will be pitched in our county
the present year. Our farmers are up to
their elbows in their Spring work. clean
ing. fencing. ditching and preparing their
corn and tobacco lands for planting. We
have heard less cutlery this season in re-
gard to labor than usual and We therefore
conclude that il is settling at last into
something like order and 6xedness.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-30

farner' Bank Of Maryland ". Elisabeth
ftou@ -. Willhn- 4. IyesF So
E.eisDss. fsrrssssz O. Deaurs1 .
|e.de. srr..d u Hsssis sd cembs
Ibr pIl;ssil Ind BY iepse - 11rlen fsy
5ssesasDss. Jas;Aasat fsfd def 5sntS@l
demurrer to Replication. Judgment for
plaintiffs On demurrer b pless. Judg-
ment ecnerally for the defendants. APP
peal pssyed 10 CosEt Il Appeals By plain
tiAs.
Tuesday. March zsth. Judges Brent.
Ford and Msgrudes. present.
State ". John Stewart. Iadictuent
for stealing meat. Jury Trial. Downs
for State BIakisssne and Morgan for de-
fence. Verdict. guilty. ssd scnsenced 70
the Peniteusiary Cor 2ysars and months.
A Number Of important points Of law
were submitted 70 the Court and decided
during the peudaney Of esses on the Trial
Docket. A su.bes Il jsagmoats vers
entered % Ne Civil Docket. Other Grim
isal ssass were called up. but continued
until Wednesday. Quite . number d
criminals are ssill in Jail awaiting trial.
The Grand Jury has been particularly &C.
tive during the term and is expected te
be discharged on Wednesday. The term
will. perhaps. finally close on Saturday
next. The Court in Prince Georges be.
gins on Monday next and Judges Ford
and Magruder are required to be in attcn'
dance. The presence Of Judge Brent
being required on the Court of Appeals
Bench, Ills Honor lcf. for Annapolis on
Wednesday morning. In the above re.
port Of our Court proceedings. VIC have
brought these only up to Tuesday evening
last.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-30

Mn. BERan's PERSONAL HlsroRr-
''Macaulay" writes from New York to the
Rochester Demoerat. the following &C.
count Of Mr.. Henry Bergh. the excellent
President Of the Society for the Proven
ton Of Cruelty 70 Animals -
SIXTY years ago when New York Wa.
comparatively speaking. small. there was
. ship-yard At the foot Of Market street,
and here Christian Bergh built vessels for
the growing commerce Of the city. He
made fortune, which he left his son, and
the latter. though he kept the ship-yard
property. did not care to follow the trade.
In fact. Henry Bergh was not inclined to
business simply for money getting, and as
he had no need Of the latter, he went
abroad aud became finished gentleman.
His sympathies were powerful. and he felt
that he had work to do, and thus waited
the time Of development. At the break
ing out Of the rebellion he was in ST. Pc
tersburg, where, to assist our Govern
ment, he joined the diplomatic corps, and
his knowledge of European affairs enabled
him to afford valuable service. He OBJ
served frequent instances Of cruelty to an
finals in the streets, and occasionally in
terfered. finding (as he told the writer)
that the diplomatic or official star on his
coat, gave him authority. Encouraged
by these attempts, he subsequently visited
Paris, where his attention was again
awakened 10 the subject BY the cruelties
there practiced. Mr.. Bergh consider the
French the most cruel nation in Europe
This is proven BY the prevalence Of what
is called "vivissccticn," or dnsecting ami
mails while yet alive. At the great school
Of veterinary surgery horses are bound and
thus dissccted. and often linger . weck in
torment, all Of which is permitted By the
authorities. This is one Of the features in
French iniquity, which may have called
divine vengeance on that severely scourged
people. The animal which they thus have
tormcnted had It's revenge in the recrean-
cy displayed By the French cavalry during
the recent war.
Mr.. Bcreh came back from his foreign
tour. but did not enter into that elegant
leisure which his wealth and hin tastes
might have claimed. Another nature nov
controlled him. The beaeft which John
Howard . century ago wrought fos man.
kind he nov sSsesapscd IN behaf 1t mans
most useful and worst abused servants.-
The society for the prevention u eruelty
70 animals vas formed BY him. and BE has
been it, grand central power. He Sosnd
cruelty exhihited n every ssrees and mEk-
q II the city, md be 500 Dode hiass1f
sk- He - employed three specia de-
tectives b walk the streets and make o.
rssta. but With sAc large san new passsd
q hin ecmnana his SoFus viii % douhe b
increased. The pclicsnea gsserally f.
vor al hin prcccedings. ibe uAea tAeir
services arc required they receive . share
cfahe peaalsy. Mr. BsFgA - nsw ths
sympathy Of the public, and il d 70 be
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-30
ND.

CrarESr Nvws.-The French cut
shrnsss and casaiHe appear to he still ma
hing sseeessfal be.dvay to dominion in
France. The communal elections have
ressiiei 10 ssems. in "su overvhelmipe
communist najorisJ." Anarchy. sscri-
iese. murder. rapine. and al the sbomi-
nations that follow In their train. may
soon be looked for in France. b be follow
I'd. Of course, by short reign End swim
rctrihutica.
The San Domingo Commission have
concluded thcir tropical frolic and return
I'd 10 the United States. Their report o.
he "situssion" viii soon b. bskore The
public and win. a eourss. sessss he views
and wishes Of universal jobbesy.
Mr.. Sumner has ct last had bis say In
the Senate on the San Domingo business.
by my troth. bat it il bitter workings.
II the San Domingo snake is not killed.
1t il dresdfuily ''scotched." and scari6ed
are Grant and bis cabinet. lie charges
Grant ''pismp mp" with usurpations. vio-
latious Of the Constitution. and divers
other high crimes and nisdcneanors.
We have never read anything tina. pleased
us better than Summers assault on Grant
except. perhaps. the account Of Brook
assault on Sumner.
Congress. Notwithstanding the action
Of the Lower House. is not yet adjourned.
nor is likely. until the San Domingo aud
the Ku-KIux business shall have been dis
posed of. The country had fIed upon the
LIST Of Aprilfor Congressional adjournment,
bot the country has yet to Be taught that
our modern Congresses are composed more
largely Of knavcs than Of fools.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-30

A NEw PaRry.-Mr cx-Sccresary Coz
aud other dissatisfied Republicans have
started new party in the West. common
cling operations at Cincinnati The car
dinal principles Of the new party are gen.
cral amnesty. tariff for revenue only. civil
service reform. and early resumption Of
specie payments. In each Of these par
ticulars il puts itself in antagonism to the
prevailing sentiment Of the Republican
party. The new movement. appears to
create excitement in the Republican ranks.
and is only another evidence Of tha disin-
segrasion going on in the party all over
the country.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-30

The rireside Friend 10 . pew candidate for
pablic favor. The April number ID nov before ms.
The articles in therrssen, number are all original
The aim Of the Editors ID announced 10 be 'to
promote virtue and discourage rice. uphold that
which is good and oppose that which ID wroag. -
With secsarianism and politics, il has nothing to
do. There Is one department. Of Il which 10 de-
voted to Masonry and TO Mason Il win doubt
iessly prove unusually Interesting. Price, % q
copy per annum, in advance Address business
letters to r. Lecnidas Hamilsca, Post Ofice Boz
1854. n. 7. City. We shall prhiisA The Proc
pec,us Of the Friead In our next issue.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-30

NoMINArED.-Hon. Richard +. Merrick
has received the nomination Of the dem
ocratic party Of Washington city for Con-
gress. As Mr.. Merriek il. personally.
one Of the most popular men in the dis
trio. and stands now almost unrivallcd IN
this country for oratorical gifts, his tri-
umph At the coming election may be set
down 10 very probable II NOT certain. The
&ar-a political opponent ssknovledges
that his nomination II the strongest one
that could have been made.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-30
COLLECTORS SALE,

nm p!icaticn II Joseph o. Taylor.
~ Collector Of the Stat, anil c.,nnty
taxes in the J., Elccticu Di-rict "f Sain,
Mays county k~ the year 1870, i, is
order j by the County Commissioners for
Saint Mary's county. that the said JOS p,
o. Taylor procerd a sell. after giving
twenty days p evious notice At the Cour,
House door aud n"., pab:ic place. in the
e unty .nl by publication in ,hn Saint
Mary's Beacon, . Newspaper published
IN Saint Mary's county. the following
lard in thr LIST eLrction district OF Sain,
Mary's county, TO wit
One tract or parcel Of land, called add
kaown By the name Of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-30

Easlir SAr,ssIrp.-A radical cctempo-
rsry hes extracted copsnlation even from
the lsss election in New Hampshire. He
says. each party gained Notes.-The Re
Psblicans 900-the democrats. 1900
The Repshlicaa majority lass year "a.
l4oo." Our eesenporsry il easily .sis-
led. and 10 this We have no objccsisn. bu,
he has Scrgoesca b staas that. in addition
to the dsnocssl;e gain On tho popular vote.
NC have gained al the State Ofkccrs and
three members II Ccaescsehesiaes. How
high i that y
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-30

Lakewood for March 10 at hand. The table
Of contents, though limited to seven articles, is
indicasory Of splendid mental feast, which
having enjoyed ourselves, we can confidently
recommend 10 Others. Fair to Sec and
Frank Narshalr' are continued in the present
aupbes. The Leonard Scott Publishing Com
pany, lao Fulton ST., New York City, are the
publishers Price, 8. per annum-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-30

DEarn os<Hox. 1.Axssse Srorr.-The
.nssy friend 80 lodge Stout in otxeule
8 NH iesrn sish regret that he i ..de>x
He I'D q fsssl.nd. Oregon. % essuls
ssy - an q March. instant. IN = .4ssd
yesrsf = ske.> During the scry3se. a
Judge Sscstn ctngress. he vas = fte.
queat visitor 10 oar eosnty. bnsA before
and slsef NJ marriage With the ..i.sls
daughter Of cur friend. Col. PIowden, ssa
it v.s during one Of his earlier visits tAas
- made his seqssints.es. A, sseial con-
pasion more genial. man ficer iron cant
and bitterness. more modest in carriage
and conversation. Of kindlier nature and
Of nobler manners. We have rarely met
Among men Of equal talent and accom-
plishmepts that Ne nov remember to have
been thrown with. We recollect none, raised
from humble beginnings to eminenee. Who
we're less afflicted With salf-ss&cisney and
prsesasicn.
We give belov 6tom The Daily Oregon
;as sketch Of Mr.. Scouts career.
The place Of his nativity was Water
town. Jefferson county. New York. About
the year 1852 he went to California, where
he soon appeared in public position. He
was member Of the Legislature Of that
State from Placer county in 1855. His
first appearance in Oregon was in the
Spring Of 1857. In 1853 he vas elected
County Judge Of Multnonrah county
The following year he was nominated for
Congress BY the Democratic State Con-
vention. This nomination was consider
ed an innovation BY those who had been
accustomed TO rule that party in Oregon,
and many members Of the party. to whose
support he vas entitled by party usage.
either refused to support him or came out
openly for his opponent. He was. how
ever. elected. and was known Is an indus
trious member Of Congress. exhibiting
much tact and Judgment in the manage
ment Of his measures. Before bis return
to Oregon he married . Maryland lady.
who, with their four children, survives
him. Until 1858 he did not appear again
as candidate for Office, though he was at
all times an active worker in politics. In
June Of that year he was elected q men,
Der of the State Senate from Multnomah
county. which position he still held at the
time Of his death.
Me. Stout was known in politics rs an
active, energetic partisan /: he was unbend-
ing in his devotion to everything which
he considered the interest Of his party de-
manded yet he was always courteous and
free from personal bitterness toward those
whom he opposed. We know Of no man
in the State who has rendered his party as
much real service rs he. He was too
much politician for his own good, and
devoted to party what he might have bet
ter devoted to other pursuits and to broad
er aims. He was usually very cautious
in his public utterances. and carefully
avoided committing himself to errors into
which others less discreet were often led
His natural abilities were much above me-
diocrity. and his influence in his party was
very considerable. He had numerous
friends among all classes and parties. and
made fewer enemies than most men who
engage in public and political life. He
will Be missed BY many. for be occupied
. place that cannot nov be filed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-30

Ma EpsT sa.-Yos ass spqnssted 70 ss-
noance in the BEAoon. LEWIS u. LEIGH
- . candidate for ssai ID the next Gene
ssf Assembly Of Maryland. 'saijrct. ofecurse.
- the decisiou ola Coeaty coevsneion, u
me shalt ne called. and - say that be will
b. warmly sufI,esis By The people u Chap.
iico aud Oak ssslric:s.
march g, 1871.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-30
LITERARY NOTICES.

70 Harper for April has been received
and is fully up to It's usual standard Of lit
erary and artistic merit It's religious and
political bias aside, there is no monthly publish
cd either in this country or in Europe with
which we are familiar that is comparable to it
in special or general excellence.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-30

CorKr PRocEEpINos. The March Term
Of our Circuit Cour. commenced at Leon
ard Town on Monday. the Goth ofMarch,
instant, present Hon. Chief Justice Brent.
Associate Justice Ford, John A. Cana.
her. Clerk. and JAS. r. Alvey. Sheriff.
Grand Jury sworn aud charged by Judge
Brent. The Appearance and Rccogni-
sance called and preliminary call Of the
Trial Docket began. Court adjourned at
3 o'clock. p. m.
Tuesday. March 2lst. Judges Brent
and Fosd on the Bench. The prelimi.s-
~ call Of the Trial Docket proceeded with
to .he end. The Appeal Docket then cal
led and proceeded with - far ss the cases
we're ready.
The case Of the State W. Peter Owens.
charged With assault and battery on the
person Of James Howe. Downs f,r the
State. Blakissone and Morgan for de-
fence. Submitted to tho Court. Judg-
mens. guilty. and ancd 81 and costs.
The States Attorney. Jas. 8. Downs.
Chairman Of the committee appointed At
the Bar meeting on Monday evening. the
proceeding Of which srs elsewhere given.
here presented 70 the court the resolutions
adopted BY said meeting in reference to
che death Of G. Fred. Maddox and asked
shaa sbsy b entered on the minutes Of the
Court. The Court ordered tie resolutions
% Be- enssred on Id minutes, and in token
q respect 10 the memory of the deceased
adjourned until Wednesday morning.
Wednesday. March 22nd. The Court
met at half past 9 o'clock. present Judges
Brent and Ford. The peremptory call Of
the Trial Docket proceeded with and several
civil cases were tried by the jury.
Thursday. March 23rd. The Court
met. present judges Brent and Ford. and
during the day. His Honor Judge Ma
grader appeared and took his seat upon
the bench. Call Of the Trial Docket con-
tinucd.
The case OF the State ~ Stanley Stew
art and Philip Frederick. Presen,mcn.
for stealing meat from George Jordon.
Jury trial. Downs for State-wilson
for defence. Verdict, no. guilty and par
ties discharged.
Friday morning. March cath. Court
met. present Judges Brent. Ford and Ma
eruder. The call ofths Trial Docket pro-
coded With. The case Of the State vs..
John wess.y Swami. Prcsen,ment for
disturbing religious worship. Downs for
State-wilson and Crane for defence
Jury trial. Verdict. not guilty.
Saturday. March 25th. The Court me-.
present Judges Brent. Ford and Naeru-
dee.
State ~. William Feroll. Geo. W.
Fercli aud Nathaniel Feroll. Present.
nent fSs stealing tobacco from the barn
Of Jos. W. Massineley. Submitted to
The Court Downs far Ssate-Blakissoue.
Morgan and Key Cor desesce. Judgment,
guilty. Parties not yes sessenecd.
State 70. James Feroll. Indictment far
receiving Stolen tobacco. Submitted 10
the Court Downs Cor Ssass-Hlakissope
Msssaa and Key Sos defssss. Jsdg~sas,
sot guilty.
State Vs. George Yosng. Robert Young
asa George Neals. Pssssusnens forsscal-
isg ssAssP. the property Il John H. Mat
tinsscy. Downs tor Slass-Rlakissone and
Mess.a kss defence. Jury Trial. ver.
dirs. sss guilty and parties discharged.
Mosd.y. March 25sL. The Court. His
Heasr Jsdec Masr~asr. sitting alosc.
wss Engaged during Tho dsy in heatiss
the argumcnf Of counsel IN the ease Of The
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-30

Tue PREsIpENr's =? PROCLAMATION
ident Grant has issued . proclamation
against the Ku-Klux Of Soath Carolina
commanding the peace within twenty days
from this date.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-30
ORDER OF RATIFICATION.
IN ST. MARY'S COUNTY ORPHANS
COURT, March 2s. 1871.

ARDERED. That she sale sf tho real
estate Of Thomas W. Gardiner, de-
ceased. made BY Dr.. John N Bronze.
the exceusor Of the said dsceased. and
this day reported to tAis Court BY the
said exee uscr, Be- ratified aui eoafrnrd,
unless cause be shown - the contrary. on
bsssrs The 2ssa day Of April next; pro-
Md espy fila order b ~ sesa 10
aeoe ussupsPef publishsA in =. hsrys
e-unsy. Il Dease ooce . week. fR three
ssssslsivs weeks. before The 2SsA Day Of
April nsxt.
The repcss staass The anosss Il salss
70 Be- $500.
A.. J SPALDiNG. G. J..
JAMES +. YATES. A. j.
THoS o. SPENCER, Al.
Marc: so. iS1l-Sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-30

Ma, EnIroR.-You are authorized By tho
frisnsis Of r. JOHNSON. COTTON in
Chaptico and -. Inigocs district to att
nounce him - candidate tor seat IN tho
next General Assembly Of Maryland, sui
ject 10 decision Of q Democratic Conven-
ton. IL Il shalt b dsss rminei to call one.
march 80, is7l.
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The above work being now complete. 10 h-
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sist of between iwo aad three hundred nea.ly
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cling complete list Of the Departments aai
Posts Of the Craaa Arss ef tss Rerssise, with
their name, number, location, roster and other
interesting statistics. presenting. as Il were, q
complete mirror Of the Organization.
- IL Is the only work on the subject
E6- The Departments indorse IT,
.eS- Every conradt should possess q copy.
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En- IL gives the adircss Ut over 5000 CON-
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NOTICE.
PHOTOGRAPHS, "a AMBROTYPES,
PEARLTYPES,
FERROrYPEs. PARLok PORTRAITS
AND PORCELAIN PICTURES.

A FTER m absence Of orer yeas, Iyreyose
"A on or about the 18th Of the present month,
TO visit Leonardtown, for the parross pursuing
my profession, and expect 20 remain ussil az
Ter March Court. Having had the good fortune
o! giving satisfaction 20 AZ who honorca me
viih theif patronags Wien % Q fornes WHIT 70
The county, feel warranted in saying that none
Who may employ me on my return win have
Just occasion 10 b. disrieasesa with my work
Thanking my S.. Mary's friends for their kind
favors In the past, respectfully solicit coatin-
nance Of the tame and also . shass Of gsserai
patronage.
EO Special sts.etiss paiA 70 copying Pho-
tosraphs from old Dsguerrcosypss.
j. s. CHlPLEY.
" March .. ls7l--tf. H.. gJ4"