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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-05-31
What a Chicago Sheriff Did.

1t is rather late to resivefn the pres
ent year, and in the enlightened city of
Chicago, the medieval practice of tor
ture as legal proceeding. Yet here is
q Chicago Sheriff, SO local paper tells
us, who has deliberately put twelve jury
men to refined and cruel torture in
order to compel them to agree upon q
verdict and to so obtain their release.
This ingenious but inhuman Sheriff,
when he found that the jury were evil
IDENTIFY unable to agree, sent for two
Italian harpists, and placing them at
the door of the jury-room, compelled
them to play for an acknowledgement.
What that jury suffered no tongue can
tell, but their heroic bravery was proof
even against the torture which was in
ficted upon them. After O night of
horror the Sheriff visited them at morn
ing, but instead of falling on their knees
and Offering to bring in any verdict that
might meet his views, those pale and
haggard men nobly adhered to their
original opinions and declined to agree
upon any terms. Fearing they would
die were the torture to be resumed, the
Sheriff relieved them. Now, let us see
whether there is law enough in Chicago
to punish this cold-blooded torturer.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-05-31

A MARRIAGE OF DoLLs.-During the
whole week, says the Bengal Times, the
streets of Dacca have been enlivened by
marriage professions, the most remark
able of which were those in honor of
the marriage of two dolls belonging to
the daughters of the wealthiest Hindoo
citizens. The celebration of these ex-
traordinary nuptials has afforded much
amusement to the people, whilst the
parents of the juvenile mothers-in-law
availed themselves of this opportunity
to spend few thousand rupees to salts
fly the one inclination foremost in the
mind of every Hindoo-feeding tho
Brahmins, relations, kinsmen, friends,
neighbors. and the poor-at least, Baboo
Roop Lall Das, we are informed, was
actuated by no other feeling to Join in
this affair.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-05-31

NICOTINE IN TOBACCO SMOKE. -Exper-
iments, by DR.. Heubel, do not confirm
the alleged absence of nicotine from to-
bacco smoke; on the contrary, by con-
densing smoke from cigars, and washing
it in water and alcohol, he obtained a
solution which was capable of producing
the effects of nicotine and he also de-
tected its presence, chemically, in the
form of the salts more permanent at
high temperatures. The effect Of smok-
ing, he concludes, must therefore be
ascribed, in part at least, to the absorp-
ton of nicotine, though other substan-
ces may act with the poison.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-05-31
Concerning Execution.

AS the great Calcraft is determined
on retiring from official life, and the
rope is being called in to rid society of
gentlemen whose emotional insanity
takes a homicidal turn, the following
from an exchange may be interesting ::
In the Middle Ages the Office of exc
cutioner was, all over the Continent, a
glittering bait of which almost any pri-
vate citizen would have been proud, and
it continues to be esteemed as highly
honorable in those countries which re-
tain the method of decapitation by the
sword. The headsman was as proud of
his weapon and his skill as a knight
could have been of his address in the
tournay. 1t was his delight to sever the
trunk from the head by single blow,
and, when performed with grace and
celerity, the spectators invariably greet
ed the performance with warm applause,
in much the same spirit as a Spanish
audience greets the skillful thrust of
matador at bull fight, or Roman one
the death of a gladiator. To entitFe the
headsman to the nobility above men
toned, it was indeed necessary that
each of the nine mobiles should have
died by single stroke of the fatal
sword. The famous executioner of
Franco man with the physical beau
ty of Apollo, of elegant culture and re-
fined tastes, and face more repulsive
than that of q demon-was often heard
to lament the debasement of his profes-
sion, in which manual skill had given
way to machinery. In China, Persia,
and most of the Oriental countries the
public executioner is still an officer of
high standing, and as proud of his posi-
tion as the Lord Chamberlain of Eng
land"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-05-31

VIOLENT DEATHS. The number of
violent deaths in the city of New York
in one afternoon was as follows: Three
lives were crushed out by the fall of a
top-heavy stable which had been loaded
beyond its capacity two men narrowly
escaped the same fate in the ruins of a
dilapidated tenement-house which top
pied over Unexpectedly four men were
killed by steamboat collision at He'll
Gate and seven or eight violent deaths
occurred from other causes.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-05-31

A late fire in Port au Prince killed six
persons and destroyed 100 houses.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22

The juno Number of that time-honor-
ed monthly. The chronological Journal,
maintains its character for excellence and
progression. It's long table Of contents
discloscs freightage at once timely. in
tercssing. and cdifying-witness-Thc
Baron Of Schwartz -Ssnborn. and tho vi
emma Exhibition; Empress Elizabeth of
Austria; Socialism in America. an account
Of the different Communities, from the ear
licst; One Kind of Ghosts; Emily Faithful
and her mission; Born to be Hanged.
with lifc.like Illustration; A Neishbor Of
Mine-a good story; Respiration. or how
to Breathe; The late Justus Won Liebig;
Giving While Living-good advice; The
Science Of Music necessary branch Of
education; The L,!y and the Crossing
Sweeper. % illustrated Poem; Books for
al minds. etc. This valuable Journal
will commence its fifty-sevenlh volume
with the July number. Subscription price.
$500 . year. or on trial $l.50 for SIX
nscaths Sd cents single numbers. s.
r. Wells. New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22

witness IA days. visiting his home once
during the time. noticed no exei,emcn, in
mis- manner.
BY State. Prisoner arrived al Drum
Point about ii o'clock on the morning OF
the 4,h, Did not notice him particularly.
Wm. F. Ford called by Defence, pris-
oucr gave witness the goods when he wen,
for ,Sem. gave just such goods as witness
asked for. prisoner came to Cour, alone.
BY State. Prisoner came. of course.
rs witness before the Grand Jury being
summoned before be was suspicionci.
Frederick Jackson. colored. called for
Defence. is son of prisoner. is Is years
of age. his father vas home all night the
night Of the murder. went to bed before
witness, his father got home abou, sun
down the evening Of the murder.
By State Did not tell any body tina,
he did no, know where his father YRS the
night Of the murder. slept all night, did
not sleep 50 sound that he would not have
known il his father had gotten up. they
both slep, in the same room down stairs.
The Defence here closed.
The State called in rebuttal VIM. F.
Ford. Frederick Jackson told witness
about n week ago that be did not know
where his father was the nigh, Ofihe mur-
der.
by permission. the Defence was allowed
tn call John s. Drmmmoni. Deceased
had scar on his head which he had re-
ecived from a blow in Virginia some years
ago.
By State. The scar was on the top Of
his head near the centre.
The stare and defence both hav ing ar
nounccd that they had closed. the State
Attorney, j. Parran Crane. commenced
his argument before the Jury a. 10 min
utcs TO 3 o'clock. lie was followed by
james II. Wilson and r. C. Combs on the
part Of the Defence and Col j. r. Blak-
istone concluded the argument for the
State. At the conclusion Of this gentle
mans efforts manifestations of applause
were exhibited by many persons in the
Court Room, which was quickly, howcv-
er. suppressed by the Court.
The arguments before the jury having
been concluded. at 6 o'clock. p. IN the
Eailiff was sworn and the Jury retired to
their room. where they remained about 25
minutes. Returning to the bar oflhe Court.
their names were called BY the Clerk. who
asked them. if they had agreed upon n
verdict and who should speak for them
The answer was. that they had and tina,
their foreman should speak for them
Thomas Jackson stand up and hold up
y2a- right taud. Gentlemen Of the jury
lock on"n the prisoner at the bar. What
say yc~ ! Is Thomas jackson guilty Of
the MA - w'c,, { he stands indicted or
not guilty Z" The foreman Of the Jury.
+. +. Floyd. answcred-.'Guilty Of muir
der in the frs, degree The verdict was
then recorded by the Clerk, who repeated
it to the Jury. each of whom bowed as
sent. A marked silence pArvadcd the as
semblcd crowd during the rendition Of the
verdict. after which the prisoner was re-
manded to the custody Of the Sheriff who
returned him to Jail.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22

Bstlou's MAGAZINE FOR Jrxx-B,,-
Ions Magazine is one Of the hes. rublica-
''cns in this country Of its class. /, is
full Of JUS. such reading matter as the pub
Ito dclish, to get hold Of. and VIC do no,
wonder: here is Magazine tina. always
las scs story. eight or ten ,ove stories,
an historical article. a lot Of curious mat.
t"-s. n'ee illustrations. comic pictures
aud poetry Of tho beat description Ii.
just such magazine as delights an intel
l'gent household. for there is so much in
1t ct stirring nature. Il is cLcap too.
hc'ns only 81. 30 per year. or Is cents
single copies. aud is f"r sale at all the
periodical dcro's in the country. The
great Gre docs not seem to have injured
she prosperity cf Ralloa's Ma.asine in
the least. for it looks better and brighter
than ever. Address Themes & Talbot,
% Hrom6eli Street. Bottom. Tor wears
subscription. aud ycu vii never rcsie. i.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22

I,ll's Magazine for june continues the
Cxccllcntly illustrated articles upon the
great Painters. In this number VIC have
Bcnvenu;o Cellini. with four very supc-
r.or engravinGs.
Italian Art and Artists. Benvcnu,o
Ccl!ini. -Four Illustrations }
Spain in the Seventeenth Century.
The Memoirs Of Don Ramos. (Threc H.
lustrationsD
S-Thc Origin Of Man according to
rarwin.
4-Thc Serpent's Fang.
5-Natural History. Flamingo.
Zone Illustration
GA Sketch by Garlic Vcrnc,. An
Anccdo,c. Zone lilustration.)
The latcs, Developments Of Frcncl,
Dandyism.
-Moihcrs-in. Law.
Our Friends Friends.
lo-ilis,orical Summary.
lI-Seicntific Summary.
The entire selection Of articles is made
with Judgment. dainty dish. not for the
Scnsaiicnalist, but for ,hos, in search Of
instruction and entertainment, combined.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22
.EONARDTGwy, ND.

IscrpExrs oY THE LATE MURDER TRIAL
,xp OTHxR RErEKExcE There was some
thing of the nature Of farce as well as
tragedy developed during the late murder
trial before our Circui, Court. On the
las; day Of the trial and during the closing
arrumen, for tie Defence. the prisoner.
TLomas Jackson. was noticed TO leave the
criminal box. and Immediately cries Of
stop Linn stop him = 1.-the Court House
j. falling 'the Grand Jury is coming
through :" resoundcd through the Court
Room. and for a moment the greatest i'm
nrinallc excitement and confusion btain-
81. Wien order was restored. it was as
ccrtaincd that the Grand jury was safe.
tina, nothing was falling. and that the pri-
sonei lad left the Oulprit's box. not 30 es-
cap-. bu. in response to supposed sign
% him from an officer OF the Court, which
ihe prisoner interpreted as . call 10 him to
leave the box and come where the officer
was standing Itseems that the sign was
made 10 gentleman seated in line with,
aud near tho prisoner. and the latter. sup
osiug the invitation to be Intended for
him. left lis box to 20 TO the officer on the
opposite side Of the room with the result
above given. When the prisoner disrov-
cred his mistake. he quietly returned to
Lis 6cx with laugh. md order and cqua-
rinity were Immediately restored in the
Court Boom.
On Monday morning last. Thomas
Jackson. convicted Of the murder Of Jas
ScuGcld. was brought into Court to re-
ike lis sentence. Judge Ford. presiding.
when asked BY His Honor what he had
To say Why sentence Of death should not
be pronounced upon him, Jackson made
Rambling response in which he denied his
rnil, and accounted for the possession Of
the goods Of Scoficld found in his h"use
- the statement that he had bought them
al two strange men passing the read
When before the Grand Jury and previous
- his ARE. lron the charge Of murder. he
sroro H. hal bought the goods in Balti-
Ter lie solemn counsel Of His Honor
. the prisoner touched every breast in the
trurt Room. save that Of the unfortunate
ran about to be condemned TO die Jack
IN preserved to the last stoical courage
aid dcmcanor and apparently accepted his
tate with the same nerve ard self posses.
sion which had marked him ,hrough out
lis trial.
Without wishing or intending to sny
anything in the way Of mere idle compli-
mcn,. We deem it within the rroprictics of
The occasion to remark. that the trial Of
Jackson developed. both upon the part Of
he State and the Defence. legal force and
Hcumcn force Of the very highest order
The State was mos, ably represented and
The prisoner was defended with consum-
mate ability.
In consequence Of the space occupied in
"nr present issue by the report of the evil
''rrc" in the Jackson trial. which. bye
'hr-byc. is syncr,ical and far from being
full. our readers, We hope. will make due
Yl'nv,rcc f,r ,Ic .,Iro,,. .g -. $500.
variety Of editorial and other reading.
Cour, adjourned on yesterday.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22
ICOaMCSIC


am composed of nineteen letters.
Nv 2, IS. o and Is is where you should read this.
Ny 8. 3. Is. and is what all snimals have.
NV .. Is. 5. II and Is wha, YOU have.
Ny II, Is. I. 2, Is and II is what we should be
60 none.
Ny 4, ls, and ; is wha. bovs are.
Ny q. l6, II. II and > is hat would ike 10 do.
My 10. 6 and 10 is what all should avoid.
Nv 8. Is, 10. II, :, ? and / l. what am
My whole is very valuable and should be seen
every week BY oil who read this.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22
PROCLAMATION.
$500 REWARD.

" HEREAS, it has been repre- c1,ed
w 10 me that recently in the County
Of s.. Mary's James Sco6cld. an ORDER
y and respectable cit Zen, was atrocious-
" and brutality murdered. his so-e de-
s,roycd by the inc, rdiary &C. # his muir
dcrer. and that the murderer has III 10 far
escaI ed detection. to the end that the
criminal may be brought b, deserved pen
ishment. | have deemed j. proper to is
sue a proclamation Offering . reward for
his arrest and conviction.
Now therefore /. w. Pinkney WHITE.
Governor Of the State Of Maryland. 10 BY
this my proclamation offer q reward Of
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS :.
f"r the arrest aud convic,;sn Of The muir
derer or murdcrers o. he said James Secs
Geld. late Of Sc. MarJ's county.
(~) Given u, der my hand and
SEAL the great seal of the State If
- Maryland, this eighteenth day
cf April. Eighteen hundred and
seventy-thrce.
WM. PINKNEY wHYTE,
By the Governor.
r. C. HOLIDAY.
Secretary OF State.
April 81. 1s73-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22
WORLD ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SINGER
Sewing Machine.

ONHE magnitude TO W ich the s wing
Machine business his grown is
o"ly unsurpassed by the riv,lry Of the
vari"us competitors. few of whom are un-
familiar with thu numerous articles re-
sorted TO for the c"mmcndatiun aud sale
nc the particular machine sought 10 lie
,old. Ii Ire numb OF sales be any cri.
tcrinn oe the merits of the d,ferrn, ma
clines. it canuo, be denied that the ng-
or, "wuing to ;hc ponul r,y "f what is
known rs the NV Family" machine,
far surpasscs Nil OIL ers. fpr 'hs Singer
Company sod over iif'y-two til 'usa"d
more machines la, year t.an any ether
Company in the worl'. as shown y re-
turns of tho differ erl lC"mpanies. vi !
visit around aud rcI ar M mac in -old
by me free o; c argo. Call aud e1a"iDe
or address
P. H. J. READMOND,
NJ chanicsvil.c. Nd.
ErN Ma hines delivered and instruc-
tiors given for S65.00.
May 22, 1s13-6m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22

~, s. w. PET7ENGNI. E. co, 81
~ Fark Ro,r " Y. 10 South stre,t.
Bosion. AID .Cl Chcstsa Street Philad.i-
phia are .igents for 81 Ma US Beacon ia the
abOve cities and asiherisea 10 coairacf for I'D
rertisiny at our ioscesi rates.
Nay l5, 1873.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22
TERMS OF SALE,

as prescribed by the decree. are: O,'-
third of the purchase money in cash On
the day Of sale. a ID the b,la,cs in tw,
cqaal ins,allmrnts. a one AMI tw, year.
crcdi,-the def payments 70 be Sc
cared by the bon or notes Of the pur-
chas RS with security to be approve by
the Trust cs. aud bearing interes, from
tie day If sal.
When all the purchase money shall b,
paid. the Trustees will ex cut, deed /.
the u,chas'r. FREQ. clear AID discharged
from all 81 inns o the parties TO this suit.
and of tLosa Ginning by. from or unlcr
thcm.
ROBERT G. COMBS.
JAMES s. DOWNS.
Trustees.
Ma. g. lS73-'s.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22

MARRfEp. Atlanta. Ca. on Tues
day of last week. ssthe residence Of the
brides father. Hon. VIM r. Wright. BY
Rev. Mr. Elliot. Rector Of ST. Philips
tEpiscopaD Church. assisted BY Rev. Mr..
Estill. Mr.. John Marshall Deaf, Of New
nan. and Miss Ida Wright.
Quite a number Of distinguished gen.
tlemeu and ladies were present to witness
the ceremony. Judge Underwood. Of
Rome. gave away the bride. The occa-
sion was quiet. the guests being mainly
the relatives and more intimate friends Of
the family.
We wish the happy couple atundan,
prosperity aud happiness Astosta Daily
San.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22

Dcmorest's Monthly Magazine for juno
is perfect gem among the constellation
Of Monthlies. Our lady friends are al
way, most anxious to own a copy Of DEM
orcss's-,hey say it contains the spirit.
variety AID excellcncies of all the rest -
Long live Demorest. they say; and so says
everybody. especially when they get a
prize in the way Of \ choice Of pair Of
elegant ChrOmos worth $40 As premi-
um.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22

GrAso, ETc.-We note fair supply Of Chin
cha Island Guano in dealers hands, which is
selling a, $50 per ton of 400 lbs, currency.
but there is no s,o"k in agents hands. Qua
nape we quote at 500 per long ton in lots Of
10 TO so tons, with a deduction of 50 cents TO
81 so per ton for lots from 80 TO $50 tons
There is an active Southern trade demand for
Fertilizers. and the leading makers command
S4s9S5O per ton, while inferior kinds arc much
lower.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
2 7 Spaldins
VS..
7 WM II Jones and
- Mary j Jon C, his wife,
q Others.

In the Circuit Court for st Mays coun i.
ty, sitting as Court OF Equity.
Nc $40 n. E.
nRDERED. this 18th day of May,
~ 1874, that the sale made and IT.
ported By James II. Wilson, Trustee.
in this canse, be ratified and confirm
ed, unless cause TO The contrary be shown
on OF before the Srd Monday Of June
next; provided a copy Of thi. order Be ip-
serted in the 81 Mary's Beacon. once .
week for three successive weeks prior 10
the said 3rd Monday OF June,
The report states thai the land sold for
$s45.
JNo A CAVALIER, Ci'k.
True capy-Test:
JNo A CAVALIER, Ci'k
May 80. ls.3-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22
Administrators Sale.

"Y order o. the o phans' Court Of
- ST. Mary's county. We will sell. rs
administrators IT the late X. Chapman
StClrir. a, Billings, Store. near Miles
town. il Chap.ico district on
Monday, theabd day of June,
lfN
between the hours'of IL o'clo:k, m. and
2 o'clock. p. ~.
TWO HORSES, and
ONE COLT shout 3 years old.
TERMS OF SAl.E-A credit of four
months. The purchasers giving note with
security to be approved by the adm MIS-
traitors.
D. j PAYNE.
E. A. l. SrCLiIR,
Administrators.
may %. 1s73-,s.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22
BALTIMORE MI2TErS

WHwkr-We have to report an active de-
riand for Wheat during the past seek, and the
decline noticed the week previous has beea fa'-
Iy recovered, bat the market closes quiet. The
receipts were more liberal, amounting in all 20
upwards Of 20, QUO bushels The sales embrace
! 10 bushels Pennsylvania .; ISIS eents for rra
and 1913 cwats for Witt: s,ooe bushels good
10 prime Western red At lss(siso esntss ,3oa
bushels do. amber q, eooEaeus cents: 500 bash
els Indiana Hill az 1906, SS cents 3,oaa hush
els Southern white ~ 2oo6asi5 ccats 5, 00c do.
amber =, 2oo(ss7i3 coats. and 5, 600 do. red AZ
iT0tSls5 eents for eomnon 10 fair, and at $50
Gaoo cents for good TO prime. At the close we
qnole choice Soa,heFn whit. at aiotSaiS cea.s
do. amber a. 2os(S2le csnts. and Western am-
Der at iesfs9oo cents.
Coax The receipts Of Corn 80 FAR this week
amount TO 375 900 bushels of which It's 900
bushels were Western. The market up 10 Thurs
day, inclusive, was active and strong for South
ern prices having advanced fully cents per
bnshei. and for Western Was very firm an ad-
vance of l cent per bushel on mixed in E.eva-
tor having been established. The entire Offer
ings Of Southern were sold. via: ~, 900 bushels
white atsT(G69 cents. and lo. goo do. yellow At
61tsg66 cents, c'osng very firm at the outside
figures. The sales Of Western were Il 400 bush
els mixed for Nav delivery a, 6stG6iS cents;
{. Ooa do. in Elevator at 65 ccutS; 600 do on
track at 65.a64 cents; 5000 No. white in
Elevator on private terms, !. zoo yellow do. At
es Gems; 3.Coo No mixed do. at 81 cents, AMI
- 600 bushels rejected mixed and yellow at So
fa,6t cents. At the close we quote mixed in
Elevator firm at 65 cents, and Cor Mar aslivery
at 6slta65 cents.
OArs-The sales reported amount 20 s5 nc0
bushels. as follows: 5000 bushels mixed IVES
! tern at so cents; 5000 do. bright do At 5s6
81 cents; - O00 do. Southern al 5aG5S cents
and 1900 do. Pennsylvania at 55a56 cents.
RYE-ls n less active demand. with moderate
! rec ipts, and the market closes "a shade less firm
The sales amount to 500 10 !, 900 bushels n, IS
clos cents, and We quote to-day at 959l0o
/ C.n;s for fair TO prime.
ToBAcco-The market for Maryland Leaf To-
barco continues active for the leaf and other
good descriptions, but for frosted and common
is very dull. The sales this week add up 700
10 500 hhds. for the Preach and German mar
kets at fair prices for the quantities wanted
There is no demand rs vet from the French buy
er for Ohio, and the sales are limited 10 about
so hhds. for Duisburg. The market is. how
ever. steady, and good demand is shortly
looked for. The offerings of Virginia continue
very light and there Is no movement repor tel
but in Kentucky we learn Of sales Of s5CS loo
hhis. for export and home consumption at ST4
"a SIS per 100 pounds. The receipts This week
are $50 bhds. in excess of those of the week
previous, this increase being in Maryland while
OF Ohio there is falling of The exports du-
ring the week were $50 hhdss. as follows Z:
5Os hhds. to Bremen. $50 hhds. to Rotterdam,
and l52 hhds. 10 Liverpool.
!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22
BUTTERwORTH,s
Steel Horse POrer

is WARRANTED TO produce one third more Pow
err. and q xcel all Others in strength, Dr.
GABlLITtesd case Of motion. + rCirru'ars.
nd res NEW JERSEY AGRfCUL TgRAL
WORKS, TRENTON. N j., Sole &aaa.asturers.
may %, lsT3-lms