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NOTICE.

WE hereby forwarn any person or persons
w from negotiating in any way for a note
Of ours. dated on abou; the 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1873, for S3oO, payable in twelve months,
to John I. Jarboe, said note having been paid
in part.
JEFF. Ii. JAEBOE.
JOHN $. JARBDE
Milestone Landing, June I, issE.
June Is, ls7i.-2,s
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DIED..

- this county, on the 7lsh ult, at Harrow
Hills, the residence Of her father, A. w. Gar
diner, Miss MINNIE W.. in The ialA year Of her
age.
CPort Tobacco 7Snes aud Marlborough Gs-
sefse please copy.
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GUANo.-There is fair demand for Peruvian
and prices are as before reported, wig: 500 gold
per long ton for Guanape and Macabi, with q
discount of so cents to 81 so per ton on lots
Of SO to $50 tons. We note an improvement in
the demand from the South for Fertilizers rs the
season opens. but trade is not yet active. We
quote the leading makes at from $45E9Se0 per
ton, but the inferior qualities are offered much
lower.
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

CONriRMATION NOTICE.
Henry A Canter &
Alice Canter,
his wife,
lillian II Sothoron.
Sarah c Sothoron
tai.
In the Circuit Court for 81 Mays county.
sittingas . Court Equity.
No. 500 " F..
nRDERED, this Seth day Of June 1874.
~ that the sale made and reported by
II Wilson, Trustee, in this cause. be rati-
fed aud confirmed, unless cause to the con-
trary be shown on or before the 4ih Monday
Of July next; provided a copy OF this orde
be published in the st Mary Beacon, once
a week for three successive weeks prior to
the said 4th Monday OF July.
The Report states that the land sold icr
$l.575.
FRANK FORD. Clerk.
True copy-Tcst:
J.FRAN FORD, Clerk.
July g ls74-3w.
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7dtleau.
The browning Of the Faithful Soul.
Ode pour une Pe,sonne Conrolcscentc
Die Eahne TRACER. Nina Fenwick.
Song. Music aud her sister Song.
Farewell. Edith Drury.
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The Csa<o = Russia. - paaishnest 10
III nepheu< he Grand Duke Nichols.
FOE he IL = II nsshefs iismonas.
has bsaink Mn b - Cassa1as for lie
and oekepuo 1isgEssel him.
Nose - - appointed Dsssriet Of Co
'snbia anluiossss have Jes slornally
Ccagres1 josrsea sine die on Tues
day sveais = lAs sesf. 1t siz o'clock.
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7Ais &rimy Nich,ne g.ros tht 6.si sa,sJacf,on
10 the user, is paid for most readily, and is the
agent ia your toan, apply 10 DOMESTIC s.
w. CO., Nsw York
LADIES SEND for elegant Fashion
Book.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Mcssss Editors-Please an not nee RA PIiAEL
DOWNS Is = suitable candidate fer the next
SheEifalty, and say that he will te warmly
supported by the voters Of Lconardtown and
Factory Districts.
Des IL 1874. Many Friends
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Pictures j.! Pictures j!

A s am not going to remain but one week
IA longer. all who wish pictures must give
me an early Gail.
cs- Remember the opportunity is offered you
for but one weck-avai yourself Of it.
Respectfully,
J. T. wAMPLER.
July 2, 1919
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CONTRIBUTION NOTICE.

.ovey Wheeler
& others.
vs..
Thomas J Stone,
admr. OF
John i!aikins
& others.
In the Circuit. Court for ST Mar q county.
sitting as Court Of Equity.
No 3sOE.
ORDERED this 9th day of June. 1874
~ that the sale made and reported
by Benj,min 6. Harris, Trustee, in this
cause, be ratified and nirme6, unless cause
TO the contrary be shown on or before
the 4sh Monday Of July. 1874, provid.
ed copy Of this order be inserted in
the ST Mary's Beaton, once a week for
three successive weeks prior to the said
4ih Monday Of July.
The report states that the land sold for
$500.
JFRANK FORD.
Clerk.
True enpy-Test
FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
July 2, ls74-3w.
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book. lo0,OOo sold. Address T. WILLIAM
L CO, Publishers Philadelphia.
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there are consultations flushing from our
own skies.
BErcHER's OFFExsE-As there is some
anxiety to know just what charge is made
against Mr.. Beecher in his contest with
Til,on. the following statement Of the
Brooklyn Eagle will be read with interest:
Mr.. Tilion is understood to have dis.
covered from Mrs. Tilton that Mr.. Beech
or made to her an improper overture, in
her own parlor. while calling upon her a.
a pastor. The overture was not mistake
bic. it is alleged. and it was repcllcd With
indignation and scorn. and after retaining
the subject. woman-like. in her own mind
for some time. Mrs. Ti.ton vas finally
constrained to tell her husband. 1. il al
legged that he told Mr.. Moultou, and that
Mr.. Moulton and Mr.. Tilton confronted
Mr.. Bacchcr upon it.
1t is said that the letter from which Mr..
Tilson quotes in part is Mr.. Bcccher's ref
srcncc to and apology for that ''Ofense."
Of course. some time elapsed and some
events occurred before this square admis-
sion and rcparation were made By Mr..
Eeechcr. The rest is known to the pub
lie, and Mr.. Tiltou's letter serves as a
preface and as q supplement to what We
have written. Space forbids. and their
familiarity to the public renders unncces-
sary = sketch either Of Theodore Tilton
or Mr.. Bcecher. Both are as veil known
to Brooklyn As the location Of the city is
known TO those not Of Brooklyn.
1t will be seen that Mr.. Beechcr and
Mr.. Tiltou we're both perfectly satisfied
With the settlement Of the matter. Re-
para,ion and pardon had been respective
iy exhausted BY them, and the position to
which matters have come has been attri-
butable. as will be any further consequent
ccs. to others less concerned and more
busy BY far, than themselves.
TURNED Dowx The President on Tues
day afternoon sent to the Senate the names
of Alexander Il. Shepherd. late Governor
Of the Dis,ric. of Columbia; William 4.
Dennisen. of Ohio. ex- Postmaster Gene
raj; and II. 7. Blow. Of Missouri. form
erly member Of Congress from that State
and afterwards Minister to Brazil, as the
commission 20 govern the District until
a new form of government shall have been
prepared and adopted The Senate vas
in session about two hours and half on
these nominations. the debate being al
together confined to that Of Shepherd.
Senators freely and strongly expressing
themselves against IL. while there we're but
few defenders. Finally the nomination
vas laid on the table BY . vote Of 80
against 6. The other nominations we're
confirmed without . division. After the
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FOR SHERIFF.
TO MY FELLOW.CITIZENS.

respectfully announce myselfas candi-
date tor reelection TO the Office of ties At
torney for s, Mary's county, and hope TO re-
eeive ~ heretofore. the liberal support Of my
fellow -eiiz rs.
New 20, 1873. J. PARRAN CRANE
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It would be wrong. VIC think. to speak
individually of these exercises and the
youpg ladies who took part in them
Where all did so we'll. We can bat record
the pleasure and the entertainment affoId :
ed US.
This Academy is under the direction OF
Mrs. AIoysius Fcnwick. aud under the
special tutelage Of Miss Maggie Doyle. to
both Of whom We tender our thanks and
congratulations. We take pleasure in
bearing testimony to the admirable man
agement Of this school. Duties will be
resumed early in September. and we re-
commend liberal patronage. The stores
Of the mind can he boarded here. and
there are consultations flushing from our
own skies.
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AN ACT
So N oct
.esa han
/. hundred
Get to rel
aFsic.e III
lie GcneE
Fisheries
ulating q
taxea. r
e-epact
WnrnEA
q the cit
nsles. 81
~. have I
- Of she /
u,eesc and I
an6SAer q
engaged in
fsh in said
' WHxaEss
river Is fast
distant day.
and eHcctua
vent the Vi
cease 70 DO
che resident
'ssfcsa. end
WpkREA4
dents Of this
&c Of fishing
ent River. i
means a to
in great nul
won't the pas
their spawn
WnkREAs
further wan
waters Of sa
tent weirs, I
said. and to
Gcorgc's CT
vert counties
Section I
raj Assembly
twenty-five,
session. Gig i.
two. chap'er
eight, EMIT!
twenty-five.
SVdc OF fu
Fish and !.
cn', regular
patuxent Ri
and same is
acted with $,
follows
81. II SD,
son or rersoi
cents. citis
Charles, ST.
30 take or
the ratuxcnt
my seine. v
excepting or
vidcd. that
shall not arp
permission tr
dering on sai
rosirc his, he
bordering On
that none 9th
citizens Of TAI
If tho waters
Prince Georf
ties, above III
dict. any scin
seventy fatho /
inches square
SrB SECIr
for any rcrs'l
sciucs upon Il
smaller fish I'd
same in water
lie such email
tiers for Crowd
SuB SLCTij
sons ,io!atin.I
shall be fined
nor mere that
the discretlon
before whom d
auount shall |
lie school fluid
such judgment
payment Of Cid
judged any b.
6.hing tackle
sons in viols,i.
act. shall be -
upon complain
party.
SECTION 2.
thin act shall I
its passage.
Approved.
We certify
true copy an q
1874.
Chief
juno -. /
Attell
A GREET D..
BOR
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10 the Voters Of st Mar,'s Co

1anaounce myself candidate for States
Attorney and solicit the support of my fellow.
citizens
Nov Is 1873. JAS T GLADSTONE.
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Attellt
A GREE y
BOR
Chief.
June IS. i

T~HE undcrsic{
l. ~ RICH, 30
ING Compound,
desire TO in,rodu
ticle b. for
time and labor III
washing, cannos
iul bleaching an
lowing certificate
&c
We have used |
and found tia -
moves dirt, but
white. With i,a
We ehec.iully II
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Any one desir |
can do so By enc|
Forwarded by re |
mula fer MAXIM
il can he made |
for q years supp
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Tnr GRraI MEpIcAL RrronM.IIos-

TnE GREAT MEDICAL REFORMATION
The Satanic Theory that preparations
which infiaue the brain are. In any sense
of the word, remedies. has been Ouer-
fhroVa, and can Herer be ro-esfablisk<d.
The wonderful effects which have attended
the use of DR. WALKKR's VINEGAR BIT-
TIERS a AN antidote To the causes Of dis
ease and cure for every comfortable all
ment, have demonstrated the utter fallacy
OF the doctrine that alcohol il a tonic a.
well us stinntanf. The New and incom-
parable Vegetable Remedy which has SUI
perseded the death-drsught Of rum bitters,
Is AS free from every intoxicating element
as the dew OF Heaven. yet see how IL is in
vigorating the nervous, relieving the bill
ious, curing the dysDeptic, purifying the
blood OF the scrofulous, Strengthening the
debiltated. arresting premature decay, and
replacing dependency and weakness with
cheefulness and activity. Truly grand
Medical Revolution il I'm progress.
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A DERANGED stomach and impure blood
force human beings into . melancholy state
they do nor enjoy life and are not in ut con-
dit.on TO do business successfully. One Of the
best remedies extant is VEGETINE, which has
acquired reputation as wide as the country
itself. and il extensively known all over the
globe. This remedy has been extensively adj
vertised, but its cures have sold IL At more
rapid rate than the newspapers. The latter
serve to bring II to public notice, but like all
medicines or inventions it has been forced TO
stand the test Of trial and time. and its rapid
sale shows how strong hold 1t has gained.
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Lady LOudon's Undying Hate.

In the will of the Countess of Loudon.
who died in England recently. was found
a clause directing that her right hand be
cut off and buried i'm the park at Castle
bennington, at the bend of the hill 10 the
Trent. with small cross over il. bearing
the MOTTO, IL hyde my tyne" The ex-
PLANTATION of this singular request shows
that the Countess. who had been lifelong
enemy Of Queen Victoria. desired TO carry
her implacable hatred of Victoria beyond
the grave. The place of burial mentioned
overlooks one of the Queens country seats.
The skeleton hand with its threatening
epitaph was meant TO point its slow un
wavering finger at the Queen. reminding
her of the injustice done long years ago to
younger sister of the Countess. In he
early queenhood of Victoria the sister
mentioned was maid of honor. Gay and
thoughtless, the young girl had freedom
Of manner which gave the gossips Of the
day an opportunity, all too well abused.
of blackening her fame. which had been
tarnishet by no criminal acts Of hers. The
Queen hardened TO the SANDER, and BAN
ished the beautiful but indiscreet girl from
her household. The falsity Of the scandal
was shown. but not until the poor. dis
honored maid of honor had died Of bro
ken heart. The Countess Of Loudon blam-
ed the Queen for her sisters unfimely
fate, and determined to revenge that sis
ter's wrongs. Never after did she appear
at court, and upon every royal fete day
kept closely immured. Her post-mor-
TEN pursuit Of the Queen is CHASTITY but
impOtent
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The Most Wonderful Medical
Discovery Of the Age-Evcry
MAN His Own Physician. Fra
xicr's Great Remedy.

Tss people Of TIE UHi<d state. hsse been hum.
esSFss ..,s =. nSs Of 49,, Tse,en,s' $500 &C..
sasms1ei ,nsaser. The writer Of tkefoiioving n
q ss a. =, 8, ss S - e os
true way q b.nishias dseAs. sna being for yeArs
T sssaSos s5Sss .sa sfi f many ass
patent nsrdielnes snd the mot eminent physieiAns
:, .:s sss ss
gave ue nametlAts relisf, but elected complete
es.s ssnss sssss 1 sa
s1antIy Of Bitiers, and ys 10 the habit Of Ft.ins
scrOisa .ae consun ptioa Of the Lunss bot al ds
es.ae ses..s 2 g5s:, fond my,s;r all Sa Tss.
sTsd &c e y 8 ss Tor
q esmpoipE asa Ygss.s Inn ~ " az s5ah,
s ss ,qr ~ y "a Hs g the euS beng
patent secine[nzn, but am getting orAveiy over
Il /. ~ aesire sad as,ernssiios T. pace he same
.a e m rs .ss 81 81 ss sEas fS.s RSs
are strictly medicinal prePsr.tio. ersp.rsd from
aSand ia our pssiur. eIds AID forests faey open
al the natural passAes Of the body cast out disesse
pure blood and sound nourishnent; hence they must
al Sse.s. ey PSsessSs and ~ q % o.
siI oc,1es for $50 Priee ~iiAia the reach OF an
so per.sn c.a tass ny Roo, Bitter. and remain
long enwelL Nie,o upon vis.oy .n.y ave g.ines
utmost Importance For tonsulprCn, Asthma
scrofuls fnios Fruptious- CstArrh. Weak LunEs
Lost Vitality and brokenc0wn constitutions. these
Root Brters universally admitted 20 be the mose
wonderful discovery known 20 the world Their pee.
torA healing praperties pc1etr.te every r0rtion o.
The human frame. soo.h'ng the Lungs str nsthe nlnS
the Stomach kidneys and Liver. al ansilg the blood
from evcry kind q hunor 10 oiher nsalc i VII
Fits. Dizziness. Headache. Dysp~PsiA. Fever and
Ague. Cosxiyeness. Plies. Urinary Diseases kidney
Dsse and Liver Comp % quickly ~ tn8 t.oos
Bltfers All such diseases are caused from pa
stomach and poisonous condition. q TIE blood fof
weakly young and 10 delicate females.
thee strengthening Root Btters are especially no
ommenced One bottle will do more toward ere1t
csfin1 scurvy letter. Fever sores. Sore Eyes Tn
mora C2ncero1s fDrEna;ions, Drop<y. EryNpel@s salt
Eheurn, Ulcers Boils- Flest =orues blStthe rus
tcles Eruption< and Pinpcs the Face and Corrup
tions from Blood tnAs al otAer remedies N ex-
isrcnce- -
Iusrrxns nv Root ni'tr-sa positive cure for the
above and similar dlse4ss aud 10 Case Of failure vii
max Al u e4ll or write and take back their money.
GEORGE w. FRAZIER. DrsosyEEEk
Labcrsfory. Cleveland Ohio
Eoor BTrrsks and accept 10 substitute Whatever.
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The Third National Congress of Chess
Players is 10 be held In Chicago, beginning
on July z, 1874. and terminating on July
~, or as soon after as convenient and pos
sible. The Chicago Chess Club has under
taken to make all necessary arrangements
To accommodate those who may desire To
participate. The programme contem-
plates "A Grand and a Minor Tournament
the former composed Of Acknowledged first
class players, receiving no odds from any
other player. The latter will comprise
such players as may choose TO enter the
lists, and who are In the habit of receiving
the odds of at least a pawn and move from
irst-class players. Prizes will be given
70 successful competitors In each class.
The entrance fee TO the Grand Tourna-
ment has been fixed at $40. and 10 the
Minor Tournament at SO. Each contrib
utor to the general fund to the amount Of
- will be entitled TO a copy of the book OF
the Congress. A copy of the rules and
regulations adopted BY the committee, and
Other information desirable TO intending
participants. can he obtained by addressing
Albert w. Giles, Secretary and Treasurer.
ia East Madison street, Chicago, Ill.
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IT is often remarked by stranger visiting
our State that we show larger proportion OF
good horses than any other state in the
Union. This, We tell them. is owing TO two
principal reasons: in the first place. we breed
place. our people use lSheriddR's Cdrdiry
Condition POWDERS. which in our Judgment
are of incalculable advantage.
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IHE GREAT FAMILY MEDIcrNE.-Dr. Will
noips Anti-Periodic or Fever and Ague Ton
lcl No case Of incurable Chills has vet pre-
scented itself, where this scientific and safe
medicine has been employed. No case has
Deen found 80 obstinate a. TO resist its prompt
ana mastery action. No man has been 30 re-
Iuced BY malarial influences. but with It's use
has come up perfectly reconstructed. No
Plus or purgative required with this medi-
.lne. WHFrLocK, FINLAY A. Co., .Proprie-
tors. New Orleans.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Node. 90 Drus.,.s. ana ssore.~.per,

Having concluded 10 advertise aud introduce my
wonderful discovery known Frass@r's Root Birs~r.
extensively throughout the Continent. publtrh
this notcs respectfully inviting all Druggists aud
Storeke-Ders who do not have stock Of Root Bit
ters hand 20 order supply for the people 4.
Principal wholesale agents. Strong Cob. and Ben
ton. Myers A f'snfeid. Cleveland. Ohio: Fuller A
Fuller chicago: John y. Henry. Curran Co..
New YORK John ID Park. Cincinnati. Goodwin A
Co. Boston: ~. l. Fshnestock co.. Pittsburgh.
and johnson. Holloway Cowden. PhiiAdeiphia &.
q. w FRAZIER, Clex Gland Ohio.
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ChapIIn's Life Of
Charles Sumner,

VIA an lnnoTacfion ~ Er-<sov. CIanin. %
Rudy. ne CAararfer aad S>ru<>s Of ae Noble
Statesman. lA< lsrocaal Aasaasag,s Possesses ~
s.s sslLknonn AufA0rs. r.s 6<as1ln-l Hellosvps
PD-tralz. Eaorasfags. Feo-sfnzl< L<rs>ys. as sac
500 Pages. rzmo.l. ard Loo Frcs ol-50l.
ooratsns % renfer faas ns MOST POPULAR
BOOK Of u< dag. Agents Waated.
BOSTON: d. LoTHRoP CO.. Publishers
Send for their full llluzI.sed Catalogue
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yUifEN writing TO advertisers please mention n
w name OF this paper.
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,Johnson's Anodyne Lfaimsns will give
more relief In case OF Chronic Rheumatism.
no matter how severe, than any other article
known TO medical men. Used internally and
externally.
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IL isa subject of general remark. among
both wholesale and retail druggists. that no
medicine introduced 10 the American public
has ever gained such q popularity and met
with 80 large sale In all parts Of the land,
in the same length OF time, ~ DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. This cannot de-
pend upon it, having been more largely adj
yertised than any other medicine, such j.
not the case. The correct explanation. we
think. il found in the fsct that this medicine
produces the most wonderful Cd perfect
cures Of very bad cases Of bronchial. throat
and lung diseases. Is undoubtedly the most
perfect and efficient remedy for all kinds OF
coughs that has ever been introduced TO the
public, and al die same time possesses the
greatest Of blood-purifying and strengthening
properties that medical science has been able
Ia produce, thus rendering IL sovereign rem
edy not only In the cure Of Consumption,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness and Coughs. but also
for all diseases Of the liver and blood. a. scrof-
ulous diseases, blotches. rough skin, pimples.
black specks and discolorations. IL has there
fore wide range OF application and useful
ness. and IL not only give~ the most perfect
satisfaction TO all who use il, but far exceeds
the expectations Of the most sanguine, thus
eliciting the loude-t praise. and making per-
manent iiriRg advertising mediums OF all
who Use il. For these reasons IL l. that there
j. not perhaps druggist in all the vast do
main Of this Continent. who trie. 10 please
his customers and supply their wants. that
does not keep and ~ell large quantities Of this
most valuable medicine.
JEsUP, lows. May 5th. ls.S.
DIR. X. v. PIERCE:
Dear .Sir-We take pleasure in saying that
your Medicines have sold entirely beyond our
expectations We regard them a. the best
medicines exiant, and hear them spoken Of IN
the highest terms of praise.
X. l.. SMITH Co.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-12

Why VIII You Suffer :
To all persons suffering
from rheumatism. Neuralgia.
Cramps In the limbs or stom-
AcA. Bilious Cole. Pain In the
back. bowels or side. We would
say THE HousrHotD PASAcxA
AND FAMILY Lrxrxxsr il Of all
others the remedy you want
for internal and external use.
II has cured the above S1m-
plants In Thousands OF cases
There ls no mistake about II
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-12
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