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pea. Female suffrage has a hard

HeA- Female suffrage has a hard
time. The Rochester Inspectors who
permitted Susan Anthony and other
women to vote at the November cleo
ton, were tried last week, and Miss
Susan appeared as their counsel, and
made an argument in behalf Of the
Door fellows who could not speak for
themselves. Then Susan Anthony
was put uioon her defence for voting,
and Judge Selden was her lawyer.
The decision ia both cases was that
the parties should he held to bail for
trial.
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1ufal c7fairs.
THE LUTHERAN FAIR.

Official RTportof the Receipts and En-
pcnditveS Of the Lutheran Fair tor
the benefit Of ST. Johns Cherch, re-
Gently held IN MechanicStoa0n.
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nenp We direct attention to the
"card" Of DR.. John B. BraWner; he
has lust returned from Natchez, Mis-
sissinpi, and purposes practising his
profession in this section Of the county.
The Doctor is a graduate of the
University of Maryland, whore he
took the highest honors. He will
oren an office in Emmltsburg
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Also, Two TRACTS Of PLN-EY NOUN
TAIN. One tract contains 279 acres and
IA perches; the other 176 acres and 40
perches. Persons DESTROYS of examining
the above desirable property will be shown
the same by Frederick n, Wllhide
Us Farmers uhos rant Mountoin lets
aoould do ucll to attend this Sale.
Terms Of SUE as prescribed by the Court
--Onc-third of the purchase money to c
paid on the day of sale, or the Ratification
thereof; the residue in one and two years
from the day of sale; the purchaser or
purchasers giving their notes with approx
ed security, bearing interest from the day
of Sale; and on payment of the who c
purchase money, and not before Tic Sd
Trustee will execute deeds for the above
described Real Estate, Possession viii hr
given of the Home Place on the ist Of
April, 1S;3 possession will be given oi Fl
the other land on Ratification Of sale "
the Court. LEWIS WFORN.
dec 2S-6w Trustee.
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l.
SELF The correspondent of the Balti-
more .lu,li,,m furnishes the follow
ing account Of the affair."
1r,..,.,,...,..,,.>. r., 9 1879
''.'.' 40 " " .'' ',,''' . 49,
ONr quiet town was thrown lhto a
state OF 9reat eAcltcMcI'' Oh SATURDAY
morning by the encouragement 'ha'
one Of our most rcSpecr'd anI wealthy
citizens, JNd4H mares H. Lane hit'
committed SnLcide' lie was iooh' III
the 8arrc' OF ms Louise IN Il hilee'I'iS
po'tUre with role around MS neck
which was N'taGhe1 TO a beam over
head Although lie haa gone ol
stairs bat 4 few minutes before mem =
Der Of his family Wen; to look lor
him, life was extinct whoH the body
was found. Mental alteration was
no doubt the cause OF the unhappy
taking of. Some three or four years
ago Judge Lane lost his wife. lie
remained u wilower for two years,
and then REMARKED. a few months
after hts second marriage woman
living in the State Of Ohio brought
suit against nan for breach of prom
Use, charging IN her declaration that
he had agreed to marry her, and failed
50 to do. This suit gave Judge Lane
arear annoyance, and weighed heavily
Hpon his mind. The counsel for the
plaintiff claimel that the plaintiff
had a strong case, and that there
would be nc difficulty in proving the
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Balance. S0o5 sc
Mrs. WM. j. BLACK, Treasurer.
A G A r d.
The undersigned on behalf of her.
self and the Lady Managers Of the
recent Fair for the benefit Of St
Johns Lutheran Church, Me 3hanics-
town, lately held in this place, re-
turns her sincere thanks to the citi-
zens of the town and surrounding
country, for the liberaity they have
shown in patronzing the Fair; alsc
to the Donors who 50 literally gave
of their means, merchandise, ready
made work, etc. time and money in
aid of the enterprise. Their generous
contributions will be kindly remcm-
bered.
10 the editor of tho CAToCTIN Ola
RON, for the untlagging zeal he dis
played in aid Of the cause, our &C.
acknowledgements are also due.
The nett amount OF the Fair (S533
800, has been turned over by the Trea-
surer to the proper persons authorized
to receive it. 1t will aid materially
in discharging the debt due on the
Church.
Respectfully submitted.
NJ. f. OsLER, Secretary
SUNDAY SCHOOL, CELEBRATION AT
CREAGERSToWN.- The Sunday school
scholars Of Creag 'rstown and vicinity,
under the management Of Mr. John II.
Seabrook, as Superintendent, cel Zebra
ted their annual reunion on New
wears evening. Jan. |, 1878 "A large
Attendance of ,hc scholars graced the
occasion. A splendid Christmas tree
was erected in the centre OF the
Church, which Wa brilliantly lit NJ
with candies. The scholars We're quite
proficient in answering questions and
expIai ing Biblical History. Ad
dresses w're made by KrvS. J. sum
mers and J. BlIckensdertcr and Elder
James Crecgrr. The celebration was
as. '-.-- ~...,!..- ono anu l"...~,- l ~ +.
the satisfaction Of all.
rki." Harvey Eichelberger, of Frel
erick city, son OF the late George NJ.
lirheIbcrgcr, OF diminishing District,
has been appointed to a position on
the freight train Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
Ilagerstown has a new Brass Band.
Mechanicstown has new String
Band with Prof. Scott at the head Of
it.
The commission of Charles w. Mil
Ter as Postmaster OF Frederick has
been received.
BustIes are disappearing among the
ladies Of Frederick.
David w. Charlton, formerly, Of Me-
chanlcsto vn, is a candidate for the
next Sherilialty Of Frederick county.
Smiths "Templs Of Fancy Fred
enck, done tremendous business III
the Fancy ana 10y me dnr1"S the
CHRISTMAS flo,I'a\s' ANA the empty
shelves are all now repIenishel.
PrBLlc LEDGER ALMANAC. 80 We
are indebted to George W. ChlIdS
Esq, the public spirited puDiiSfler OF
the P"bhc Ltog", OF lhIlade!phla,
for copy OF his Almanac TOR lo'3:-
1t contains a VARIETY OF interesting
matter pertaining to the o'ty OF lhII-
adeIph'a' the state OF fennsy " n
and the Vmted States Mr.. CMIds
distributes I he almanac sraIlS TO the
subscribers to the Ledger ana The e"'-
torlaI profession.
na>.un c..ornor u-lr.o los
i il,,oJ' w. I'm Iav;s conv;cted IN
l ,t'!. " 49, NV 1eco af aSsarIt
aS'li''h'o,' uo'p,! J' ~ t,'",a'1 '' ~
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L HE CLARION.
VILLA n II II ID,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
N,,J,,n;..t nwu Jun H. 1SSA
McrhanicStOWn, Jan. II, 1873.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,

ny' A private letter from Arizona
states that the Ice family of Circus
Performers, eight persons well known
in California, were all murdered by
Apaches, while Oh their way to Mex
leo through Arizona.
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Circuit Court of Frederick County.

FREDERICK, Jdn"aIyS, 1878
The following Jurors were drawn TO-
day for the February Term of Court:
r,<y T,,,,,, Dgftf TjJU
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LycE1-M.-Suhiect for debate next even
iinu--Woull the Legislature of Md. be
iu,rifabln in passing prohihitory Liquor
., ,vY ESQ. lANprES. Secretary,
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service will be made at once. Ii II IN
derstood that Ann Eliza is trying to COM
promise the matter for sl5. 900.
The question as to whether persons
who inform upon violaters OF the State
oyster law are entitled to half the fine i'm
posed having been presented to the judges
Of the Circnit Court for Queen Anne's q
decision has been rendered By Judges
Robinson and Wickes that the informer is
entitled to half Of the fne. This decision
will add an additional ssimulant to the en-
forcement Of the law.
We are in receip. Of the first Issue Of a
new weekly paper called the South Nary
land Republican, printed a. Upper Marl-
boro', Md, and edited by W. Lee White.
Esq. The paper is republican in polite:
but moderate in tone. creditab,e in elito.
rial deliverance aud respectable in appear.
ance. We hope Mr.. White may make
money out Of bis venture.
The Ohio Democrats have nominated
Hon. William allen for Governor.
The Democrats Of Virginia have nomi
mated Gen. James L. Kemper for Govern
or. Col. Hughes is his Republican com
petitor.
"Hopc On" BY Se'ig, was received to
late in the week for publication in GU
present issue. 1t will appear in our next
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BALlou's MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEMBER. =

BALLou's MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEMBER
This Magazine, q universal favori,e with
all classes Of society. rich and poor. is is
sued for September. and rare number it
is brim full Of genuine matter such as iu-
terests all readers. It has a nice whale
mans story. telling Of adventure in the
arctic regions (Which was crowded out Of
the August number), and q well-written
sketch about newspaper reporters. contrib
uted BY one of that useful profession. the
celebrated NJ. Quad of the Detroit Free
Press. most promising young writer,
who served through the war IS soldier.
has passed many months in the Indian
country as a trapper and hunter. and now
acts as editor. In addition to all this is a
well-prepared paper on Brasil. several
beautiful stories, an extra good supply of
poetry. and among the latter is = poem by
Miss Mosby. of Virginia, q near relation
Of the celebrated Colonel Mosby Of gucr-
rilla fame. and the usual illustrations and
comic cuts. All the hack numbers from
January supplied by the publishers.
TRoMEs q TAlsor. SO Broufeld Street,
Boston. and for sale al all periodical stores
in the country.
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MARYLAND STATE TEACHERS AssocA-
TON The Maryland State Teachers AS
ISOLATION will hold its next annual session
in Lyceum Hall, Hagerstown, on We'd
nesday. Thursday and Friday. the 9th.
2Sth and Goth Of August, 1878. The
Western Maryland Railroad will issue
round trip tickets from Baltimore to Ha-
gerstown and return, at the reduced rate
OF SO so to members of the Association. or
those who may become so. In order to
avail themselves of this reduction teach
ers must show their tickets Of member
ship, which may be obtained Of the Sec
rotary or any member Of the Executive
Committee. Similar arrangements will.
If possible, be made with the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. Many eminent edu-
Gators have been invited to attend. and il
is expected that the meeting will be one
Of the largest and most interesting ever
held by the Association. Every possible
arrangement will be made to secure the
comfort Of all who may attend. and il
members call at the Office of the County
| School Commissioners on their arrival, O
| committee will be in attendance to give
any information with regard to boarding
| houses and hotels.
! In connection with the above, it may
not be out of place to state. that Professor
Newell, of the State Normal School. il
order to meet the requests Of teachers
seeking First Grade, and Life Certificates
has notified the Secretaries Of the differ
ent school boards in the State that he vii
hold an examination in response to thes,
calls 1T the State Normal School, Balti
more, on the 25th and 26th of August
instant.
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DECLINATION.
Leonardtown, Aug. 9, 1873.

ItUHaIutVWH, mug o fV'o'
Mr. Editor IL see my name announced
in your paper as candidate for seat in
the next General Assembly of the State
Of Mary land. Circumstances force me. at
this time. to decline being candidate for
tha, position. To those who. on account
of friendship for me caused this announce
ment, | return my thanks. hoping that an
opportunity may some day be given me to
return the compliment.
Very respectfully.
ZACH. X. MORGAN.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-The fifth
annual Fair of the Maryland State Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Association will
be held at their fair grounds, at Pimlico,
October 2Sth, Goth, 30th aud 3lst. The
fair grounds are now being put in good
order, and all necessary repairs will be
commenced at once. The Association also
intend making a number Of much-needed
improvements in the exhibition buildings
before the fair commences. In consider
alton Of the success which attended the fair
OF 1872, the premium list for 1873 has
been greatly enlarged, aud the number Of
classes in each department increased
The regular premiums to be awarded this
year will amount to over $4,000. and in
addition to these regular premiums there
will be special fund tina. may be distri-
buted at the discretion Of the Awarding
Committee to the exhibitor of any new and
valuable Improvement. The officers of
the Association expectthe coming exhibit
ton of 1878 to excel any fair that has ever
been held in Maryland, particularly in the
show of blooded horses and fancy breeds
Of cattle.
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bernaid Oas Of the deck hands and the
chambermaid Of the number mentioned
were lost.
The Insurance ON the Wawaset amounts
to SIS. 600, distributed as follows In
surance Company of North America. Phil
aaelphia. 81 500; Phoenix. o: Hartford.
$4,000. Virginia Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Company. Of Richmond, 81 800
Eina. Of Hartford. 5000; Atlantic. oi
New York. $4,000; Potomac. Of George
town. IS, 600
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Correspondence Of the Beacon }
Tall Pine. Nd, Aug. IL,

Tall Pine, Nd, Aug. IL, 1878.
Politics is warming up considerably
hereabouts to the great delight of few Of
the candidates Of our district, and rice
rersa. Charles Butler, the colored can
didatc for County Commissioner. gave a
grand fish dinner on the 9th inst. near
the Ridge P. o. Scores of individuals.
white and colored were present. and the
way the victuals disappeared. was aston
ishing in the extreme. After the dinner
in question was dispensed with, the crowd
repaired to the store Of +. Edwards, and
listened with marked attention to speeches
delivered in reciprocal succession by DR..
J. II. Miles. Capt. A. A. Lawrence (oi
your town. Jos. b Davis. Esq. and Maj
Turner. cOlored. Of camp meeting fame.
DR.. Miles is fne speaker, and entertain
ed his hearers for an hour. giving them to
understand that he was bona fde repnb.
lican, and that he intended to work faith
fully and honorably for his party. ire
spective of persons who had endcavored
to injure bis name. Throw plenty o!
mud and some will stick" you know, etc
Capt Lawrence and Mr.. Davis spoke well.
happily illustrating the benefits. etc.. of a
republican form of governmess. Maj.
Turner was the last to speak, and as be
assembled the stand, vociferous cheers were
given. Ia the course Of said gentleman's
remarks. he said that he hoped that the
day was not far distant when the Com
missioners Court would be gruced { y with
the presence Of q colored gentleman (?)
and that be further hoped it would be in
the person of the moidsa candidate oil
Low-un-town, Col. Charles Bu,lerl When
Turner got through his haranguc. and
placed his feet upon terra .frna. color
ed individual. slightly Intoxicated. caught
hold Of his (Turuers) coat tail aud very
loudly uttered, "Bully for Turner.
knou'd he could make speech. for be is
de debil on q saymcu-sure T. The meet
ing closed about 4 O'Clock. p. m. and af-
i<r general bandshaking, &c.. the audi
encs pea0ably dispersed.
In haste,
RAIrAr.
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NOTICE..

Tue Ladies belonging to the congregation Of
Our LAiy Chapel, H~aley's Neck, will
give DINNER on the land Of Mr.. n. /. Abel,
sdioining the Chapel on SATURDAY, the 18th
OF Augast. instant. IL fair. If not the first fair
day thereafter. for the benefit Of the church
Refreshments ~ill be provided for the occasion
and VIII be disposed Ct At moderate rates. The
public are invited.
August u lsI3-ii.
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Sherifs Sale
of
REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue OF three writs OF Fieri
ID racias, issued out OF the Circnit
Cour, for ST. Marv's county, twn at tho
.ui, of Jim b. Wcleh and William Il,
welch, trailing under the name and style
Of John b welch i Son. one 1t the suit
of Benedict I Msgiii, against the goods
and cha,,els, lands and .enements Of
Charles D.nt, and Charles D,nt and Mar
tina II Garner, executors OF John A Gar
ner. and also against the same parties,
aimin:s,,a .ors a. b. N. "f Edward Tub
man. aud to M directed, have seiI>i
and taken in execution ell the right. IL
tie, Interest, claim and demand, at law
aud in equity of the said Charles Dent.
AMI Charles D.nt and Martha Il Garner.
executors Of John A Garner. aud the
same parties. administrators d. b. n OF
Edward Tubman, in and to the follow
ing real estate, to wit
One tract or parcel o: land called
HOPEWELL'S ADVENTURE aud
HOPEwELL'S ADDITION,
to ADVENTURES. containing
l2O acres,
FOUR SQUARE 16 acres;
WELL CLOSE &
BROTHERS DREAD.
WE'LL CLOSE and :
UANNETTS BARGAIN.
HAMMER and CAP FOUND,
containing
gig acres,
more or les. and containing in all
352 acres,
! more or less.
Also, all the interest of the above
name defendants in tract Of land called
and known as
RENDERS
PART RESURRECTION MANOR,
containing
800 acres,
more or less.
Tire above named tracts of land. lor BY
whatever pame the same may be known
or called } are located in the second cleo
ton district of s.. Mary's county. Md.
And l hereby give notice, that on
Tuesday, the 9th day OF Sept.
1873,
at the Court House door, Lsonardtown,
between the hours of I , o'clock, m. and
4 o'clock. p. m, will expose to public
auction the above described real estate,
so seized and taken in execution to tho
highest bid Ter for cash-to satisfy said
dehts. interest and costs due aud to be-
come due thereon.
BENNETT Il ABELL,
Sheriff.
Au, il, 1S13-.s.
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A SENSIBLE Doc L.w-The Michigan
Legislature, at its las. session. passed
sensible dog law. From the Troy City
ChroHiole we copy the law. a. follows:
Every person who owns 4 dog shall pro-
cure license therefor from the City or
Township clerk where he resides. which
license expires on the FIRST "f the follow.
ing April; and every dog licensed shall
wear collar. upon which shall be stamped
the owners name and the number of the
license. The Zee TO be paid is 81 for a
male dog and SS for a female dog. A
provision is made for paying damages for
the destruction of sheep Gut of the fund
made up of fees. and that the balance goes
to the schools Of the township. 1t is also
provided that whoever shall keep n dog
without license. shall forfeit $40. with
cast of recovery thereof. 1t is also pro-
vided that any person may. and it is made
the duty of every police officer and con-
stable to kill any aud all dogs going n.
large not licensed and collared as above
described. and such officers are t" be al
lowed fifty cents for each dog so killed by
them.
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NOTICE..
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

Opens October l continues through nine
months. II is organized in schools on the cleo
tive system, with full courses in Classics, Lit
era,ure, Science with practice in Chemical and
Physical laboratoriesl, in Law, Medicine En-
gineering, Teaching and Agriculture. Apply for
Catalogues 10 JAMES r. HARRISON. Chair
man, z. o. University of Virginia, Aibermarle
Co., Va.
Aug Il, ls73-lm.
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

Mr.. Editor-You are authorized to an
nounce THOMAS II. BOND, of Pa,ux-
ent District, as candidate a, the ensu-
ing election for seat in the Lower
Branch Of the next General Assembly Of
Maryland.
aug ii, 1873. Oystermen.
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a. S. w. PETTENGML & co.. 81
~ Park Roe " T.. 10 South Strssf
fsoss0a. AID .si Chestsaf SfTe,s Pkiiad.f-
phia are .igeats far - .hary's Beacoa In The
a5crs eifies and astkeri-ef 10 eoafraei FIR sd-
rsrtisag AT oar iosresf rates.
.usy Is, 1879.
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GUAyo, ETc.--We note fair supply OF Chin-
cha Island Guano in dealers hands, which is
selling at $50 per ton Of 9,0O0 lbs, currency,
but there is no sio~k in agents hands. Gaa-
naPe we qaote at $50 per long ton 10 lots Of
10 10 SO tons with a deduction Of Sc cents to
81 SO PER ton for lots from 80 10 $50 tons
There is an active Southern trade demand for
Fertilizers and the leading makers cesnnaand
S45e $50 per ton, wl,ile inferior kinds arr mach
lower
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ARRIVALS AT MOORE,S HOTEL.
MARRIED.

In Baltimore city, on the 10th of July, ult.,
b. the Rev. Mr.. Pindeil. HERBERT H. BLAK-
lSToNE, formerly ofSt. Mary's TO Miss EMMA
MCCUBBlN, of Bal;impre county.
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TO Wheat Growers.
/" EXC OR"

Composed 81 500 poaae's Of No. Peru
riua Guano, and 1900 prHaas IF
.SRuue Phosphate Of Lime.
(Loass diss Iced IN suipha-
rae acid. Potash aRd
soda,
Forming the most concentrated, univsr-
sa! and desirable fertilizer ever offered t.
the f,rmer-combiuing all the stimula-
tirg qualities of Peruvian Guauo. and
the ever durable fer,ilizing properties OF
Bones. Excelsior is in fne dry powder.
prepared expressly for drilling, AMI can
be az piled in any quantity. however small.
per acre; and it is the opinion of many
close calculating Farmers. after FOUR
TEEN years experience in testing it side
by sid. with other pnnul fertilizers, 'ha,
IA application OF 100 rounis of Excelsior
rs squal to from 200 to 800 mounds of
any other fertilizer or guano offered for
sale. therefore is fully loo to 200 per CT.
cheaper.
IE Look out for limitations aud coun-
tertei,>. The popularity Of Excelsior has
in 'uced uascrupu!ous parties in this aud
other cities 10 copy our ira lie mark, aud
resort 10 other dishonoroUe means to sell
their ,coythless compounds
ke- runners should see that erery bag
IS branded as ADORE. nth the AN4LI-
SIN and OER NAME an RED LET
TIERS. All others are comtetehs.
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LIST OF GIFTS /:
T.tat. 10000 Gifts. all Cash.
amounting TO 81,

amounting to si,5oo, 900
The distribution will be positive, whether all
the tickets are sold or not aud the IL. 900 gins
al. paid in proportion TO the tickets so!d-aI
unsold tickets being destroyed, rs at the FIRST
aad Second Concerts, aud not represented In
the drawing
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets $50; Halves SIS; Ten;hsI breach
Coupon, s.; Eleven Whole Tickets for $500;
22A Tickets for 81, 600; ll3 Whole Tiekets for
s., 600; 227 Whole Tickets for SO, 900. No
discount on less than $500 worth of Ticks at
q sime.
The unparalleled success Ct the Third Gu
Concert. rs well rs The satisfaction given bi The
First and Second, makes j; only Necessary 10
annou nee the Fourth 10 insure the PRONG sale
Of every Ticket. The Fourth Git Concefi vii
be conducted in all It's Details like the bird,
and full particulars may be learned from kircu-
lars, which win he sent free from this ekoe 10
all who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all ortrs ae-
eompaued by the money promptly fllet Lib
eral terms given to those who bur to II again.
THUS. +. BRAMLErTt,
Agent Publ Libr. KY, and Nanage}ift
Concert, Public Library hiding,
Aug 7. ls7s--ins Loasssf, Ky
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VEINS TRA}
CHANG
NRl " ASNI\
IrnrfN..rNN

NJ RN W ASNl\
l.cavcri W.
NEpNES'
for rsiuNrui nv
Landing RC'r |
evc'y FRIDAY ~
mere. ealing az
ard Passengers, l. |
Plum Point On b |
Leave cSrTy I'D
for ratuNCut riSc|
sruor : Rus. far d
turning, leave u
NOR ing nj : o'cl
a, Nil the landings
going and rciurnii
Leave every Tud
far ra,uxCnt river
ernor's Rim, far 4
leave Benedict Is.
6 O'Clock for ]
landings both "
Freight recclv
house " hnrf y
and all landings
for Plum Point u.
the landing $ en- t
Landing; \ onda,
as Benedict.
July 81, 1873