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, 1873-02-28

MDpnErowS, Ct, Feb. H.-stephen w. Rel
logg. Republican, waa nominated for Congress
today in the Second District.
SDeciaI Dispatth to The Chicago T7tuns-
DErno1r, Mich, Feb. 27.-The State Prohl-
bition Convention met in Jackson to-day Ut:
Parkhill, of ovosso, WAS elected President, and
App Smith, Of Jackson, Secretary Resolutions ~
izAtions effetc and corrupt. and reafdrming the
doctrines Of the National Prohibitory ConEen-
ton. Konald Kelly, OF Detroit, AID Oscar D.
, 1873-02-28

spa1ding, OF Hastings, we're nominated ior aes ne.
gade seats fa for IS Supreme Judge. and the subject
was referred to the State Central Committee, n 1
NEW YonK. Feb 27.-The Apollo HAL gemo
cratic General Committee last evening helo an
e1cited and uproarious meeting, over an At
tenpt to select Chairman. Friends OF the
candidates at one time came very near having
personal conflict. The meeting adjourned Will
out auy choice being made.
, 1873-02-28

State, and for long time had been cnkaHS9o HSae -
counsel Of railroads centering here. me conls t1
met this morning, and GU: Of rssRe. i'm imme me-
% diately following, appropriate resolutions com
menorating thetmemory Of the deceased %e,e n9
adopted, and arrangements for the bar to att. eno
the funeral on Sunday we're completed.
NEW YoRK. Feb. 27-Late English papers an.
nounco the death Of the Countess Cadogan.
Bosroy, Feb. 27.-Hon. Simon Brown, editor
New England Farmer, died Yesterday.
, 1873-02-28
pERl1.

HAVANA, Feb. 25-Lima dispatches to the ~ i4th
of February state that Coils. GarEinds ana te6al- M
.nnco whi}e escapng, and the people, IN conse-
auenee, e wero very much asitated. few daXs az
aeo an armed mob forced its way into the hans
q Congress, accused the Government of ond CON- a
plicity IN the assassination 81 these men, aiu ue
saarns imminent, and . revolution is feared
, 1873-02-28
Obituary.

!specfat Dispatch to TIE L7l1eaoo 7715u1k.
FoRr WAYNE, Ind, Feb. 27.-Robert Bracken'
ridge. one OF our oldest citizens, and leadiI.f
Iawver Of the Fort Wayne bar, died ut o'clocl
this morning of dropsy: He has been ncknoT!
edged the peer among the leading lawyers Of ths
, 1873-02-28

Epeeial Dtspdtch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
SrRMaFHlD, Feb 27.-At the annual meeting
II the stockholders OF the Springfield l. Illinois
Boutheastern Railroad Company. held in this
sitv to-day, the following persons we're elected
n;2rctnrs: II. q. Blood0ood. Of New York; IL
, 1873-02-28

Nrw Yonx. Feb 27-Arrived- Ths steamers
A1oeri, and Idaho. from Liverpool.
fosDov. Feb. 37.-The steamer City OF New
York has arrived cut.
, 1873-02-28
FRANCE,

pAn1s. Feb. 27.-In tile Assembly; to-day the s
debate began on the report Of the Gomm55ee 9!5 OF
hadv;gq the constifutional project submitted BY
tha Committee Dufaure announced that ne
Goyernment unrcservedly accepted the Commit
tee's recommendations.
Tho Marquis do CASTELAR, urged tbs Assembey be
to boldly proclaim conat11utlonaa nt anni;tinn
shouid not enduze, he stated, in France, as 1or-
eien powers ere fearing that she would become
tho hot-bed Of domaSoginn: LII,
N. Heutijeans {Bonapartlat) opPosea aaM tne oil
and demanded that the nation should DO consult
cd a. to its choice for republic, monarchy or
empire. The debate will be continued to-mor-
row. .4. r,;+a al atatss
tn Rusaia has arrived in this city. Gen; "h1se'
+ha Tinted States Minister to the Argentine he-
public, is also here.
, 1873-02-28

The Grand Trunk Railway. Of Canada, has
datarmined to abandon its broad six-feet gauge,
and readopt the ordinary narrow one, for eco
romicM reasons.
, 1873-02-28
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON, Feb. 27mMessEs Marshaa h an.n.5des 5Ges'
,xth iiabilities Of .s250 900. The suspenalon Was
caused by the bad condition of trade.
Cnnnt Bornbtort1s condition has ehghtty I'M
, 1873-02-28

JONES-oWEN-On the evening Of tho :5th e Int. e.
son-st b. Res: noses Williams. MI john L. 'oaea
sud Nias Eellie Owen. No cArds.
, 1873-02-28


Thaze wss great confusion and excitement n tne s
House while Mr. Dawes was speaking, anu "a'en oo
not subaidn for several minutes.
AZ last thu motion to Lay the table tho resolution
tensuxinR Kelley was made By Maynard. and 1t was
agreed to-ye.s IT ns5s, 75. .xz.,
lion resolution declaring thAt IN the q tne
Houae it is against public policy for members e1 oon
~Aaa to tnyeat and speculate in atocks, bonds, and
1.cnres OF rarn,dG the value Of which resnlta Hon
3nd depend upon Congressional grants AND sons1o1ee
IN ooveruu ent bonds or public lands.
Mr. NEaIEY and others made point tnas fhe feao-
tutio1 presented no question OF privilege and tho
NJ STEVENSON then offered this resolution -
Resan.d. That this House hereby condemn the con
mt ~ Samuel Hooper, Representative, OF 1na0
F5on.. from fha 8tate Of Massachusetts, IN lnsean8
In the stock Of tho Credit Mohler OF Ame1ae aoa r.
tning IN interest therein and fsee.ag s.;d
dlvldende thereon knowing the business IN "ncn ~ ~
lredit Mobiier Was engaged and the sources OF '''
enormous pro1ts. ..,.-s1 1.reh-
The reading Of the resolution e1edtoa geue.A 1Aas
Tar. and It seemed to be treated az \ good 1oEe.
III: SARGENT raised question Of cons1de1auoon:z l.
. The question taken by yeas and ns5s, @no H -.
rdded n the negadve-yeas, rs na5s' @oo' ~ @ne
House refused to consider the resolution
Mr SARGENT then offered resolution alscu@Ik.ns I1
The Select Committee Credit AobiNer AAtter 1lo
fcrther consideration Of the subject WHICH "@o ae1e
to by vote OF III yeas, to Is nays.
The SPEAKER then stated that that acucn fett9osSe
the matter entirely from the consideration OF Ans
House. ,. -,
The House then, It lo:so, went into COMMITTEES a
tider7lion Of the Senate amendments to tha LeR.s
HTe, Executive and Judicial Appropriation bill MiIn
cuttmEktog much progress On the BILL the Connltte
ross, and the House. ut IL o'clock, sdjournsd
, 1873-02-28

Catalogue sale Of valuxhle books rolat1ng 70 Ane1
9;.tor biography Gcncaioky Sciencc Travels, etc..
many OF them very rare, BY WM- A. BUFFERS w.
IS and st South Canal-at. Friday. Feb e 1s3 'as con-
msuctuR at D. N. Books exhibition two
to sale,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-04

Chief-Justiee Barbour, Of the supreme
court, on hearing of the death of Wal
worth adjourned the court which ne
was holding, the deceased being his
nephew, and also son Of the late Chan
cellor WalwortA.
The Tribune furnishes the following:
Mrs. Walworth, little more than three
years ago, instituted proceedings for ~
divorce and eventually obtained oil
Of separation on the ground OF cruei
treatment on the part Of her husband.
She received the sympathy and suppOI'
OF the relatives OF herself ana husOSnu'
and all Of her friends who were con-
ve-ssnt with the fsct5 in the case. since
her separation from him tNalWorlh)
/ has alnoyed her l. various ways, prln-
ciuallv by writing her abusive letters,
and occasionally threatening 8 her life.
he has also re1ieetsd upon her eharac-
ter. II is said, IN an indirect way, in one
of his works of EcuOn.
SARATOGA, y. z, June 3.-Frank
Walworth, who is reported TO have shot
his father in New York city, left here
Yesterday morning, without informing
his mother of his Intention. Mrs. Wal
worth had lately received a number oi
threatening letters from her late hus-
band, Mansfield Tracey Walworth, and
it is supposed yoCng Walworth has in
tercepted similar letters to her from his
father, as she has found in her sons
room two empty envelopes to her own
address since left home. The mother
thinks her son had also received threat
ening letters from his latheT. Mrs. Wal
worth was divorced from her nus
band aboUt.twO years ago.
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Chicago Memphis and st. the Ne" West

This map shows that Memphis has
every advantage that Chicago pos
sesses, even with roads as they stand,
and is nearer Kansas City than Chi
csgo. We have only to open a high
way to Kansas City, as defined above.
From Fulton to Memphis it costs
fifty dollars less per carload to
Memphis, than toSt. Louis, over the
Cairo and Fulton and Memphis and
Little Rock railroads. The map
shows how to reach the country west
of Memphis. Thousands Of our
readers everywhere in the south pro-
pose to visit the western plains du-
ring the summer. This map points
the way. The narrow gauge road
from Denver TO Pueblo and Albu-
querque passes near Pixies Peak,
seventy mules south Of Denver. But
the great purpose of the map, 50 far
as Memphis may be affected by facts
which Il expounds, so clearly that
the most ignorant may comprehend,
is the absolute necessity for the
speedy construction of northwest
ern road giving Memphis almost
monopoly of the trade of an empire
vest OF Missouri. Readers OF the
APPEAL, in all portions Of the south,
are constantly making inquiries In
reference to facts explained by this
map, and we advise its preservation.
THE STRUGGLE AND THE VICTORY.
At Kansas City the merchant or
traveller will have a choice of routes.
He may ship his bacon or wheat to
Chicago and thence by rail and canal
to New York, or, he may ship by
rail to Memphis. From this point
there are no further changes. If the
canal from the Mississippi be dug
as agreed among congressman re-
Gently in New Orleans, sea-gOing
vessels in winter will east anchor in
front of Memphis, and the largest
sbips that float, when the ship-canal
is dug, will be freighted at N
Orleans's wharves. Then cOmpetitl
between Memphis and Chicago v
cease and the bOundless wealth o
country now cut off from profitable co
mercial intercourse with the exter
world will find access to Mexican, Sol
American, Cuban and European M
kets through the Suez canal from n
Orleans to the gulf.
Meanwhile Memphis becomes an or
inal market for bacon and breadstu
sent hither by farmers of the nOrthwe
and hence it must be distributed eve
where over the south. Does not t
map demonstrate the future splen'
and greatness of this city, a
is he not the worst enemy of
citv and of the south who does a
act that initiates against the constr
ton of the proposed road to the gri
and bacon fields of the northwe
Cost what it may of present hardsh
and privations, this road must be g
structed. 1t is of no less importal
than that which gives Memphis dir
access to the wealth Of Texas and
commercial cities of the southern
cific coast.
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MARRIED.

WORSHAM M-sANNONER.-At the First
Methodist Church, ON the 3D. instant, by Rev.
4. c. Slater, d. D., Mr.. JAMES q. WoRsHAN, OF
Prairie county, Arkansas, and Miss LIZZIE E.
SASNoNER, OF this city.
BELL-BRoWNB.-On Tuesday, June Sd, at
the residence of the BRIDES brother, by Rev.
g. A. Lotion, Mr.. WM. II. BELL, Of New Or
leans, and Miss MILLIE O. BROWNE, Of Mem
phis. Cincinnati Commercial, Lancaster
(O) Gazette, Louisville Courier-Journal and
New Orleans Times please copy.l
MANUEL AMPBELL.-Tuesday, June
ID, by Rev. E. c. slater, D. D., Mr.. R. G.
MANUEI. and Mrs. ELIZA CAMPBELL.
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~ The Hand Ball Alley ON the PopiaE
street Boulevard, a few yards west OF the ION
Gate, is now open for the reception OF visitors
The novelty in the community anu 'HV
heaIthful exercise, should attract every one
10 see. AFINE BAND viii be Ia attendance
on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, and the
choicest refreshments will be provided
Memphis, May 81, 1873, HUGHES < co.
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DIED.

gARNES-Afonday, June I'd, MARY LOUISA,
eldest daughter of Alexander and Annie
Barnes, aged seven years and five months.
RADLEY-At tHe1nando, June Sd, JOHN
RADLEX.
His remains will be- taken to Water Valley,
Miss, for interment, this afternoon at hall
past four O'Clock.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

SPECIAL convocation Of Memphis Q
n ROYAL Arch Chapter No. 3d. VIII DeXV
held this sCWEDNESDAY) evening, June/
4th, at s o'clock, for work in the X A NJ
degree.
An r. A. MS are cordially invited.
By order W. >. MATTHEW'S n Z;
THrT.- w w ARn- Secretary. le4
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Trustees Sale.

ny authority in me duly vested, will, as
u Trustee, sell to the highest bidder toT
Estafe exchange OF Trezevant q Co., north
east corner Main and Jefferson streets, IN the
CITY of Memphis, LOTS 10 and 20 in BLOCK %,
on the plan of Fort Pickering.
JOHN p. IRRELEVANT, Trustee
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

FOX-The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. q d.
Fox are Invited to attend the funeral OF their
infant daughter, froIa their residence, corner
Third and Coffee streets, Fort Pickering, at
nine o'clock this "WEDNESDAY morning
r,srrioaac af Holsffs
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OFFICE 1F SOUTHERN LIFE AHsu-
RANCE COMP any;
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 2 1873.
ss- The Annual Meeting of the Stockhold-
ers of this Company will be held at the office
Of the Company, Tuesday, July lst, PrOx-,
at 4 O'Clock pm. At this meeting Fifteen Di-
rectors for the ensuing year will be elected
ie2 BEN. MAY, Secretary.
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CAUTION.

HEREBY warn all persons from trading or
otherwise negotiating for certain note OF
hand for about SIP p, given by me on or
about the oath of April, 1873, payable ninety
days after date to r. c. Blackburn, as the
consideration for which the nete was gwen
has failed. ppooz-S
June 5. 1873. W. ,. bhOOhf,-
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The schooner Jane was driven ashore
by Ice OFF New London, Prince Edwards
island, on the fifteenth ultimo, with
fourteen persons on board, four of whom
perished from exposure and cold.
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TNHE b members OF the [. ). U. CLU are re-
onested to meet TONIGHT, at 30 Beale
street A full attendance is required.
jsi NJ E. FIRTH, Secretary.
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C. L. L. SELECTION.


A LII members are expected 10 meet IN me
"A basement OF Calvary Cnursh IO-NtddT.
lei W. A. HILL, JR., Secretary.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY2, 1873

at the Auction House OF. BOOTH & MARTIN
corner Main and Jefferson streets, # not called
for before that day.
HUGH A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Fine Italian and Portuguese Or
augeS.

1 FS'T OF THE SEASON, arrived yester-
day. Call at 1858 Front street, upstairs, Room
No. 6 or 10. JeI
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME firm of ESTES, FIZER q PINSON was
z A. PinsOn. The business will be continued
bv the surviving partners, under the nrm
name of
Thankful for past favors, they solicit con-
Gnuance of the same.
Nom phfS Juue 8, 1873. Je4
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MADAM A. w OHEE'
MIDWIFE.

5VAS permanently located at No. 246 Third
Il street, between Court and jefferson,
where she is ready to receive and answer
calls promptly.
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mnrning-CIass NO. IaI.

70. "a, B5, 81, -, %. 3, "a, -, %, IS, q.
EVening-Cl Glass no. I22.
25. 70, 68 ), SO, 40, q, q, 20, 6l, 81, a.
Memphis. this ed day of June, 1878.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS
CoAGPANK Y
SALE OF UNCLAIMED PACKAGES

packages marked as follows will be sold
for charges,
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HALR's CELEBRATED
SULPHUR AND CHALYBEATE
SPRINGS,
Near ROgersvilIe, Tennessee.

VIH Is favOrite Watering Place and summer
Resort will be open for visitors May /, lS13
TERMS:
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TIST RECEIVED $500 BOXES VEL
sI brated Pittsburg Union Slass WORKS
such an extent as to meet fully the den
trade generally are invited 70 examine oul
PS-We furnish Builders with Doors
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-15

depressed spirits in consequence Of shs
damp weather. The ''peddlers Of pills
desn here are considerably uneasy. sud
say If the ''oupleasansnessr eon,inaes. ny
pochondria viii take such s.rcn. hold
upon some Of the c.sss aforesaid that even
a partial eurc will be inrraciicable. An
anss,hciic Is 2 very eaoi thing for per-
sons Who arc iormen,ed By melancholy
and gloomy views; and slight inhaling
OF chlcrofcrm (Which 10 moro easily OBJ
tainei) is respectfully recommended BY
RAIYAf.
P.S. Capt. james May-the gentle
man who has been lately announced in
your valuable paper n a candidate for
County Commandments q man in the
full Specification Of the word. and If elee-
ted. he will individually make and efficient
officer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-15
(CoxMuxrcArrD.

ICoMMuXrCArrD.
Kessrs. Editors will greatly
oblies one eitizeH, ami perhaps many. BY
publishing list Of the Jury for Marcel,
term. so that others. outside q select few.
may know who compose that body II
not taking Jour valuable time too much.
I should also feel indebted to you to ex.
plain through your paper the prcsen,
naodus Of selecting the jury and some Of
the strange anomalies which are begin.
ming to arrest attention In the personal
constitution Of our late jurics.
H.LLY Woop.
Graud Jurors. Henry w. Thomas.
Gorge r Garner. John W. Wrishtson
Philip G. Love. William A Smith. An.
dr-w NJ. Garner. John E. Briicoe. Jane,
X. Thomas. John Harrison, Gus,avus
Grecnwell. Randolph Jones. Walter r.
L'ns'cy, James F EIlico,t. John b. Pur.
sell. Francis d. Adams. John T. Rich.
arls' Jonathan Hayden. William A.
Kirk. Thomas III. Bond. J. Edward La.
ker. John W. Tippet,. Richard II. Reed
or. James A Carbcrry.
Pitt Jurors Francis F. Flnyd. Thos.
D. Spencer. James Jones. Charles b.
Wise. J. Gwinn Barber. r. Brent Crane,
Charles j. Norris. John l. Abel. Stephen
Jones. George H. Barber. Robert r. Bar.
Der. JOHN l. Greenwich. J. Alex. Jarboe
Edwin A. Wilson. John NJ. Bronze, Os.
car G. Hayden. Roht. +. Taylor. Charlie.
Dent. Benjamin F Knight. VIM. S. Cop.
page. George l.. Ralcy. Young p. Daw.
kins. Jefferson j Redmond, James b
Owens. A. Wilson Turner.
lOur correspondent is respectfully re-
ferred to the law providing for the selec.
ton Of our juries. which may be consulted
in any of the public Offices of our village
We have no. the time at present to max,
the investigation desired or We would d,
so with pleasure. The "anomalics" h,
speaks Of are matters about which VIC hav.
no knowledge nor were We aware that. the,
existed until our correspondent called at
iention to them He is invited to explain
Eos. BEACON.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-15

WnrrSxrs MusicAL GuRsr for May b
full Of beauty and sunshine. The cong
and duet. Dreams. ~ by James g Clark.
Is very 6ne. - 10 also the duet and e.
rus. Passing Away" By A J. Abbey.
''Roys Waits" Is very pleasing. bat vs
feel more like stripping the light. iassas-
tic too" 10 the tune Of "Merry Ssnshiss
Redesa." We 6nd IL this ssnbsr. Q
hssssifsl Pee.. '.Ths Tse vill.en. -
hso Isssy. Alas : .Gnsai,sa1isa = Dc
faauinaGiagsapsJ sf..1lsssrss Fins Lore. "
The '.Ilinss fsr The Household" '.Fire-
eide chassr % pspsaas sshjesss. and ars
issas. ars = a..l. sxsellsats.l isAsspt-
i-g.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-15
Correspondence Of the Bcacon.)
Tall Pine, Nd, Ma; II, 1873.

The political caldson which has been
gently boiling hereabonts seems to have
reached as acne Of ebul!i,ion. Mercy |.
Messrs. Editors. isn't il exceedingly car
ly to s,ar. the ballY Wha, is the matter
with the adopts in the "science of gov
erument?" Egad! there mus, be some
thing remarkable a, stake. or. why this
"hurrying up the cakes. ehf Peradven-
ture there is an uncommon amount Of
"grcenback," to accrue from the Offices to
he occupied; and the presciient seekers of
tho same have an eye to the natter
Wbsn lucrative Offices arc to be filed
there is generally hurly.burly scramble
for the ''loaves and fishes" but to com.
raenee the roee in adeanee 9th usual
time is somewhat. strange. and to qaie,
person unprecedented.
Alas |! in these days of political tricke.
ry. tergivcrsa'ion. etc. the cast appears
never to be eounted;; hence the frverish
frctfulness that worries the brain. hardens
the hear, and gives a stoicsl and semi
s,olid cast to the physioguomies of good
ly number Of our apparently best OF ei,i.
tens. Your correspondent humbly hopes
there is nothing ungodly in the thought;
bat. TO be candid. he would certainly be
delighted to see IN inhabitans Of the c.
lcstial regions ecne down-iu human
gaisc-,o the Republican party Of 81.
Msrys county. He would further like to
understand how said angelic being would
ssssls the various li,sls % Differences tia.
sgifase the minds Of eeytaia leaders. and
which vill. Il pcrsissensiy esasinued. d.
ride The party in Question. predicting an
igaooiaiess ssd irrsparabls defeat in the
esd. Bat enough Of the above theme.
By-ths-by. the nisratory spssiss Of the
''feathsred tribs" that are lowers Of warn
ssnssphsrs and sslissiess air ore begin
ming 10 aaks sksir dsix ansse he lsaly
hraasAaL ssssaly ssa isnsseualy sineiss.
|ssSnly ssnis1iag - uniasr - - 80
.AUw Aama1ssnsys 100 ~ prssi s.1
- falnnaAsas 90 ssas = grew.
IL s4-mess asd gasjeseu ass Sin -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-15

"Ax OLp ESTABLISHED FInM-Thc
firm of s. NJ. Pe,iengill 4 Co commc.ccd
their Advertising Agency in the old jour
nal building. NJ. 10 State Street. Boston.
nearly n quarter oe n century ago (Fc5ru-
airy. lSi9). where their Agency is still
located. carving on a large and successful
business. They established a branch in
New York City. NV, 1852. which has
grown to Re larger than the parent house.
increasing sieadily. year by year. until
now it has the agency Of nearly crr@y
newspaper in the Un,el Stat $ and Bit
ish Provinces. and do . a yearly business
o. lun lrels Of thousands of dollar. 8.
NJ Pet, n gill & c.. have recently opened
ano'hcr branch office at 70l Chestnut St. i.
PHILADELPHIA. where they arc don, sue
ccssful, increasing business. They have
done advertising exceeding ten mili,nsrof
dollars. This firm is Gavorably known no,
Only in this country. but in all parts Of
the world. They have established a rep
u,ation for honorable and fair dea'ins
which any 6rm might envy, and but few
have attained to. We congratulate them
upon their success. We would recon-
mend oil who wan, advertising done in
any par, of the country to call upon them
They can point to hundreds of business
men who have followed their a1vice. and
trusted to their sagacity. and availed them.
selves Of their facilities. who have made
fortunes for themselves. and they are daily
assisting o,he-s in the same path. Dos.
TON Journal, May eth.
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The New Patent
Tobacco Hitler.

" D. RLAKIsToyES PATENT TO
Il. Bicc0 KILLER will strike Toe, GOO
cheek tobacco hills with eass on common or
work time. aud do e hesser. - regards af,rs
culture, than IL can be donein any ether knowu
method. II tseis no pssvisss ecssisg Of The
pio1. lts eeierity q alnoat nooionl, bnta areaf-
eru6vznruVIxfu0xzrzft uAe = 1,nns3nx = H.
timasing its work a. IS wan rsr 900 kgl,s, 4.
can pay for itself IN one aay. and isave bal.
ance In the hands Of the pnrcAasue. Estimated
By the implements and labor that viii do the
same amount Of work, (it eaa't b done Is well, !
it will paw for two Bi,lrrx.
The OPERATOR can draw plants with the plan.
tiers. and If the planters b .vs 70 make their
planting pegs. III there be ?o) Their will not
have TO wait, and before nigh, he can stop The
Hitler and help them.
For sale by JOHN r. W. MANEiN, Wash.
ingion. D. c. Price, 5000 Machines sca,
by Rail or Steamer 10 any place 10 or GU, Of the
State.
2. n. GLADSTONE, Pa,en.se.
NAV g. ls5s-lm.
Pert Ttsaeco Tass. Prince Gsergssa a.
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