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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-03
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ingS going M. There are at least some thirty
dwelling houses in courFe of erection, besides
other buildings undergoing rejuvcnation. Me
chanics of all kinds are kept constantly busy,
and all are receiving liberpl wages.
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The May number of THE. REPUBLIC, month
ly Magazine, devoted to the dissemination of pc
litical information, has bcou received. The con-
tents interesting aud userui to every one who
Gesires'to be well Informed OF the political affairs
of the day. The May number has the following
table of contents.
Shall the Republican Party Live. The Far
mers' Movement Against Railway Oppresson
The Death OF General Cauby--rhe Governments
Indian policy. Japan. The Fisheries. Our In
dian Population. The Forly-Thrd Congress
Parliamentary Reforms. An Old Enemy Under
New Name. Canadian Independence aud Con.
tincntal Unity. Number of Males and Females
in the United States. Post Office Savings Banks.
Gin Debt" No officer of the Army Can Hold II
Civil Oiicc. Frederick Douglass. Political In-
formation Wanted. Living Within Onc's Means.
Word About Statcsmanship.
Tnr PHrest and Sweetest Cod-Lyer Oil is Haz-
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fresh, selected livcrs, BY Cqswell, Hazard q Co.,
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Patients who have once taken it prefer it to all
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Smoking Will Kill lice on plants, but fine
comb is the best for small boys. -
My spring bonnet" agitates the female mind
and papa's purse strings.
4 gate hinge strong enough to support two
lovers is the latest invention.
so.--A woman always remembers her sex. She
would prefer talking to man to convcrsing with
"n "nroi
Smbury, April 3, ls73.
Julia c. Boyer, Samcs Groom, Sarah F. Brown
\. /. Boyer, CiIas. Bowen. - {. Culp, James
McConlIi!i, Samuel Hencle, Henry Lake, ID. H..
Lanker, Vim. Mann, Martha Mcrrne & Co.. j..
\. Porter, Alfred Pcrsinc, Hannah Reed, Emma
Walls, G. l.. White, W. Wagonscllcr. Pcreons
Culiing for the aboYc letters please say thoy arc
advertised. J. j. SMITH, L. NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-01
Marshal Mae Nfai1Ou, Duke Of Mage sa.
PRECEDENT of France.

Marshal MacMahon. who succeed. 1hiers
As President cs France, i. OF Irish descenc.
and belong. 20 family who gave all they
had 20 th. cause Of the Stuarts. When this
eau g VA. hope:es.ly lost they refused 20
give their allegiance 20 che government Of
King William. and carried their proud
name and family traditions 70 France.
where their blood soon was merged with
tina. Of the mobility. President MacMahon
j. but a few years younger than ex-Pre.i-
dent Theirs. He was born in 1903 His ca.
reer has been a military one from the be
ginning til! Saturday, when he assumed
political duties for the first time. He ;,e
gan service in 1880. in Algiers. He was
in the Ccimea. and. when Sebastopoi was
.tormed. he was chosen as the fittest
officer - attempt the works os the Mala-
kot. How brilliantly he succeeded every
one knows. Hi. par. in the victory of
Magenta won him the title OF Duke Of
Magenta from Louis Napoleon. In the i'll
tatei war with Prussia his Atar was lea.
pvol.i.Ous, and he was defeated at WOerth
and Beaumont. He was chief in command
at Sedan. but wa. 80 fortunate as 20 receive
. severe wound early in the day. which
saved him the modification of surrender.
ing. This humiliation devclved upon his
successor. General Wimptfen, who signed
the articles Of capitulatiOn. He was suc-
cesstu! in the defense Of Paris against the
Commune. and was Of great assistance 20
President Theirs in the organization of the
army. The nearest approach 20 civil office
TO be found in the record of Presden. Mac.
Mahon's life is his refusal 20 accept nom!.
nation from the Partisan Press Union TO
represent Paris in the National Assembly.
Ia hi. communication TO the President of
the National Assembly, accepting the presi.
Gency. he promises to discharge its I.tiss
with the help OF God and the army.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-01
4 Tall COlSmu,

tn. papers say that a Philadelphia manu-
facturer is preparing plan for column.
1900 feet high. "a be constructed entirely Of
iron, in open work, from the summit OF
which the grounds OF the Centennial Elk.
position are to be illuminated by means o!
a Drummond light; and, in true Yankee
style. it il boasted that it will be the iOftiest
structure in the world. But it will not
necessarily be the most beautiful, which ia
better worth irving for. The tallest thing
Of the kind now in existence il the open.
work central spire Of the cathedral at
ROuen, in France, erected . few years ago
90 replace the one destroyed By lightning
in 1922. and nothing uglier was ever thrust
in the race Of heaven. The builders were
determined to make il few feet higher
than The celebrated spire Of Strasburg
Cathedral but their work i. IS hideous as
that of the medieval architect is stately
and magnificent. Probably the next highest
works of mans hands are two chimneys of
chemical works in Glasgow one o; which
is i6s and the other $50 feet high. These
have no architectural preten.ions, Of course.
but they are quite as fine in their way as
Bunker Hill monument, which. FROM little
distance. looks like stone chimney anon.
the surrounding brick ones Of :naputactUr.
ing esta b!:shments.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-01
A RHYME FABLE
80 Es's

4. ga a gr<i M ..fi W.. f"''r e.
Asi Aad saved = ire ~ 'ss ~ -.as5 "1Ia
Hith the standing am ofr..exsas - ss..
ARE: her Isy she astsfra re: - 81
;.rpBdl7 AMI grand Ike ggs.. rss'.i @:ses
~. fsa'bArsd her mes; ~ lsyi.z fo'n
A.. th. days p,rs o. and tss ~es<s :s"s ~
lhG .nnr.bAtiDE. eas fast drawing n'sn,
IL. ed EdGY .sfi her saGz .'tls nss'
Pr gathesbg MP fppd, aaa za.ain; s"s'.
Her return fDgnd sn-ils ccoe9 AID - -sshstSsfe
And INV al pas fpl where !e yas sE.s iee.
~ the great,cropsTr e.scks: I'D Ts..or sss
'Ehc did this IT, ,nz' Hhn hAs broken ,a1 eye
me ,nung .Idcks cfs1 not afr..! "a ss'.io -.
~. aia !t, sas Nth ruS i!:'ls b..c!s'
ss.pzLf| sDs.L,
Away. tell th. truth. and ss:!.' q. i.se
w., lying bsa never gathers nnss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-01

- :lslAfxy blossoms os every apple tree.
/ T.s-s will BE- about 300 apples, and the re-.
VA zfnIar NIL drop ts the ground. Out Of
, sl,1 100 candidates easfs Will only be 800
7 professional hase
Tbs y-sa. trsd5f,Is - that men are mora
J anx,os,s to ~ rich saas To De happy. l
nsyer knew Of . minister Uao warned his
7 -,.oyyie about being estf*vazant who re.
t4.ef. 20 receive a good salary. never De.
-7daH wealth. as9sr EshrTts3 you about
/ t,s.uc economical. sor gcys eoJs.d just as Lief
rals snea NJ yard sad say {" my cows.
e.Ch- AIae-.aye, ~ csrsf.l Of your milk!'
! suan ma. .s eicb and sss os fool. OF
Csc hundred who nave WEALTH. bUe one
srog. hor 20 nae ss. yhs insane notion
.aa. i mal oalT had sssl:a he Wouldn't
~a.. anything sIss nae iSse2 the rUin Of
: .na.r r0anS men Sudden wealth and i'm.
re, b. rea!r. are chs Grss,S cs many men
;. ,isses who bare lefr ehs;s farms and
.o.k.hros 20 come here. ! venture to saw
.aa. tae.. are 51o0 :oIns ,aets Eese between
event. AID tai.tr yeats o: age who have
.o.a::. 20 do. New YORK 10 fIlI of them.
do no. wish 6, be cisres peettul. but ask
o.e 81 chem. i: be can DO days work. He
%.II a..re: no. Are !oIs good or chip.
board 80: I've reTer hees % sea Car
so. take casi:' We. a:e you black,
snith. Va. ATE yoE ca:pentec' No,
l. .her. asv.hia2 Oh God. earth cha. YOU
a.. s hin; .rha ~" can you DO. Wei Tm
.oet bockkeepe:. tLaughce:: They can
40 nothing and can gel nothing 20 do. Not
Am. il .hls enc case in New York. but in
al .ae .acye cities OF enc Csioa.
Thousands OF young men would starve
% death Oh hundred acres OF land be.
cause :h=S cos.dn :alie corn tney would
Dc bou4e.es. and homeless. n lumber
-a..-bare:oc:ed wish al .he leather in
:ts swamp a. theis COMMAND. They have
Abandoned work and want something nice
and eass ! think that the respectable
German in his six By nine attic, peggins
AVA, a: ii. last. il much more respectable
.hal .he young man who LETT his fathers
farm. before he learned to work. IoE ought
20 ~ 20 ny HOUSE. and see the number of
applications that are fnsde 20 me daily
WHY. people must think that own Central
PAX. aai P.ospec: PARK. and the rostofi.
e. Pc Gus ON house. a1d the navy yard.
The~ Won: believe that I've no Influence
a. Washington. ] sympatHIze WIKI them
and assist them when car. ! cry 90 en-
Sou.age .haEu
~. Beeche. chen addressed .iu.ssi; to
.he wealthy members OF his congregation,
and SAID: Even i: you aye worth a million
To-day. ro1r son MAJ, yet De :oreed 70 beg
his bead because he cant work. Your
daughters can noe be chambe.ma;ds, or
cooks. 0. wa.het-women-what TO become
Of .heni II one thing | would haze yog
Juda:ze! There is an old and true Jewish
p-ov.,b which Gays. He who 0rings up his
Child ~icbou. q trade, brings him up to
steal !. should be. ~ogs 20: !.e!: tor.
fumes.
NJ. Beeche. elose. with . .occi:ns pc.
.orarion. 10 which. speaking OF the rising
generation. be said: Let them be men who
earn thei: living By che sTea: Of .heis brow
and " o can hold up theft big. hard hand,
and say they neves ;oos penny :ser DID
no. earn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-01

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-01
Iamaetine gives this illustrations e.fn

Iamartine gives this illustration: s'Yn
some spring freshes river widely washed
its shores and rent away bough whereon
bird had built a cottage for her summer
home. Down the white and whirling stream
cup of unhedged' song, and huttering beside
it went the mother bird. Unheeding the
roaring river, on she went, her cries of
agony and fear piercing the pauses in the
storm. How like the love Of an old-fash-
toned mother, who had followed the child
she had plucked from her heart all over the
world. Swept away by passion, he was
bearing away with him the fragrance of the
shattered roof tree, yet that mother was
with him, Ruth through all his life, and a
Rachel at his DEATH"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-01

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ana atv.: heard T.; I.-. .:.kiny log
Then came The E..arr.., che invocation Of
Gen..sl XcAl-...' .up.'in.sndef! By Liec.
.@nan. Payne IA IN. tx.n.y 18Th o: J.n.,
1919. mad :as ;.ea.s:. o: s.in, or board
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/. aao.ae. bnat a: Eo.I name: the Nc
al...er, a.! .nds: IN: aTp.:v!s!o. Of
Major Howell, Cn..s3 Sat-. Corp. o;
Enzines:. Sgppo::e: By the ADORE !
.ep.s. ny assertion o: Lass Sunday :Ha:
whether these Aggg.st.H.. should D. FOL
!o~et: %. not, IL j, cviIeI. - ne shat every
screw atram., Ia. The means o. working
herself ac:ua, :h. hAs * hex cap.a.: IL
Disposed 70 d" 40
i,s5s repeatedly.
lcr% KyT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-01
What Herbert spencer Thinks 81 u.

In his discussion, Of the political biz. 4. a
disturbing element IL sociological inre.ti
cations, Herber: Spence. illustrate. one Of
his points By reference 20 TIL. country.
Tn. particular poin. -, that the form. Of
liberty and The reality Of liberty are not
nsce.aar.y commensurate. He finds 5uit-
Gent proof o: this in The present condition
o: the Eastern States. without going back
- The early daya Of California, or even ?.
sorting ~ the contempDraneou. NcA..
''whey. whit: wOina il burned % death
fo' marrying a negro where sec:et bands
mu.de: IN Che nigh: nen -. coz
duo: they di-lke. where MOB. stop
trains 20 lynch offending person. contained
in them, where the carrying Of a .svo.v
j. matter o: course. where judge. are IL.
Inundated, and the execution Of Justice
often :mpracticable." He merely al. ,IGe. %
these Western practice. a. shown. how In
tDlerabiy people can b. oppressed while
nciEinally living N1de. tree institutions.
Bat a. the East he finds men sitting Il. uI,
ment on their own cases and appIaUde for
doing 80; Justice tainted h- gifts: Municl.
palitics robbed and misgoverned by the
civic servants; financial frauds, The victims
o: which ar" principally without remedy;
citizens gaining unfair advantages over
other citizen. By ''lobbyiuy in Cred:
Mrb.iicr bribe:ic.:" . ruling elias. o! pol
!t!cians. whose aim j. 90 make money. and
whose interest. are. therefore. by 10 mean.
identical with the public interests. while
th. outside form Of FREQ government re-
mai..." says Mr.. Spencer. ''there has
grown up within il reality which makes
government not free. The worship of the
appliances 10 liberty, in place of liberty
itself. needs continually exposing There il
no intrinsic virtue in votes. The possession
OF Representatives i. not in itself a benefit
These are but means 20 An end: and the
end i. The maintenance of those condition.
under which each citizen may carry on his
lif. without further i!ndrances from other
citizens than are involved by their equal
claIm,-thc securing 90 each Cntizcn al
suchlbeneficiai results Of his ac.iyi,.es 81.
his activities naturally bring
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-01

1t is said that the late Chief Justice was
the finest scholar who has ever presided
over the Supreme Court. As Latin and
Greek scholar he was not surpassed by any
man in his profession. He read French a.
readily as English, was a finished Italian,
Spanish and German scholar, and tho
roughly versed in English literature. His
appreciation of and perfect mastery of the
works of Shakespeare, Milton and other
British poets, and the later opponents OF
the poetic art, Wordsworth, and others Of
the Lake school, was something marvellous.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-01

& IL understood The surviving members
of President LincolD's Cabinet propose pub
fishing a card wherein they viii refute Ger.
tain statements made by Charles Francis
Adams, i'll his Grafton upon the lite and
character of William II. Seward. The idea
was suggested by the late Chief Justice
Chase, who. after reading MIR. Adams ora
ton. was Of the opinion that he did gross
injustice. not only TO Mr.. Lincoln. but 20
the members of the Cabinet. The card will
probably be prepared by Montgomery Blair,
and will be signed by that gentleman and
Gideon Welles. Had Judge Chase lived he
would have signed it also. and as his views
were well known TO the other gentlemen.
his name will be affixed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-01

4 correspondent lately wrote TO tie San
Francisco Chr>uicie to know where Cain
ob tanned his wife, and is thus severely, but
properly reproved: Upon any subject Of 2
public nature we never refuse to throw the
desired light. But this IL altogether DIFF
ferent thing. IL 10 a family matter with
which we do not care to meddle. Cain died
some sime before any of us were born and
such idle curiosity regarding the family af
fairs OF q deceased person we segara as
reprehensible and calculated to violate che
sanctties OF domestic life''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-01
". clip the following from the I;,A n

J"nsc.'p':
a curiou. fact, showing the nnreliab:' "
Of circurnstantiai evidence, ha. just C. ne
TO light III connection with the case o: u N
nehy, who was recently tried and sentenced
at Providence for killing a man named
Favor. Much strcs. was laid on the tact
that the officer, found on the prisoner q
white handled. two-bladed knife. which was
positively identified, by severa! witnesses,
as one belonging 90 the murdered man, but
which Dennehy stoutly asserted was his
own. Since the trial il has been discovered
that some Of the employees Of the under
taker took the murdered mans knife from
his pocket and laid it away, where it was
forgotten unit! accidentally discovered.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-01

:. A camel and an elephant, belonging to Q
circus, were tied to a tree near Fishkll
landing, the other day, when the express
train came along. The camel tainted away,
out the elephant started of with the tree
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-01

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-01-16
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
J Parran Crsns,
Admf. Of
James B ThomPsos,
".
john L Bean.

In The Circuit Court for O. Mays county
sittin { ~ . Court Of Equity.
No. zoo NE.
nRDERED, this 10th day Of Decsm-
" Der. 1872. that the Auditors Ne.
port Gle. 10 this cause. Be rssiAsd
aud confirmed. unless csuee TO the e1 =.
trary be shown on OF before the lsh Moudsv
ofJan. inst; provided . copy Of this osdcr
Be published 10 the 81 Mafy's Hesees. once
. week .or three successive wSeka prior IA
tie said lsh Monday Of Janusry.
JNO "A CANA .fER. Cl'k.
True e0py-Test:
JNO. A CAMALlRE, OK.
Jan :, ls7S-3w jpe
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-01-16
Dental Notice.

I respectfully offer my services -
i to those who may desire them. lly(
All operations performed upon the IYH
teeth known to the profession Of Dentistry -
Persons desiring my services at their homes wili
meet with prompt attention by dropping re
note at Leonardtown. Teeth inserted In sny
manner desired, and At reasonable prices. OF.
fee and residence In Leonardtown, 81. NARY
county, Nd. Very Respectfully,
PAGE EDNuNDS.
Dec II, lefl-Gs