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New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
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CITY OF PROVIDENCE.-TOA ARCHITECTS.
" Spoca Committee the Cy Council City Han plans
Of
July % 1874 the following conl uons; For ne
5 he tomn;tee for Civ Hal
one dOs viii Re For the selected second
best dos and for the plan selected third
hunGre oa All plans which snail
premium property city Floor and general
tie Superintendent Of Public
Badag The COMMITTEE the right reject M plans
ABNkR J. BARSABl, Chairman.
Providence, z. l., MAJ 81, 1874.
DROPOSALS for PRINTING and DELIVER
ING THE CITY RECORDSeaiei proposals VII be received At
,he MAYORS OFFICE Cuv Hail until II o'clock W EDNENDAl
June 1874 printing and distributing TIE CITY RECORD 'or
one yesr particular The CJ Record Copies ios at
No. City Han
DROPOSALS for GRANITE.-Sealed Pro-
gosr GRANITE TO buil cate Houses on 55i and
will be received b. the De- arneni OF fuDlc WORKS until
,el1rg noon. THURSDAY. J--e 4. 1874
For particulars TIE CITY RECORD Copes Tor safe al
No 2 CHy HaIE
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OIL CAKB AND sEBns-Ths isgury fair for Cake. bot hs
market easier ty e s42asi2 80 gold for CITY
bb ss as41 so gold bsss s3 curr-sy for est
Clover rcfshag l01lOse D. CAisatsA
Lnsesd has ruled quiet and s nsL
PR0v1slOSSTs ay week len PORK narfef very on ana
ousY na'g
greatly then the has been more nskeo w
al chicago and the perfd veansr
for tho grvwing and the aoid decline IN corr
here snd the West have been the chief eanses o
aug the consumption and expor trade
The advanced br.nehes cf industry
depressed hence with labor dle
poorly varied consnmpon epeca
than bee poh Tbrss rge
speculative unsettled shd We
have unsettled ant unhealthy market greatly resng business
10 done
settled som At close
NDiSd
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WHITE STAR LINE
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING fHb
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FULL-POWERBD STEAMSHIPS. -
e,lrng % SATURDAYS Liverpool 90 Ill rs
DAYS, ur at &c esrh
REPU UBLIC SATURDAY June O. AZ 1000 a n
CBIiPfC. SATURDAY. June IS. At $500 p m
ADRiATIC. SATURDAY. June 20. al lO.OO H.
BALTIC. SATCRDAT June p. at sou D. IA
OCEANIC. SATURDAl july !.
Prom tde White DOsx. Pie 52 North RIVER
Panger accomuo for an csses) nnrvale1 eoa1inng
SAFETY SPEED AND COMFORT.
bAih-roons
surgeoas aad sewHiess Aeeomah'
Raj ES-saoon $50 goa Tickets sl40. gold eersge
al friends the O0 country
can prepaid certificates al low rates
ATnercA
sOrway Sweden India Australia. CnnA Se
from 81
Of plans and other
n NeH-l0rk T. . tOhl 10 hE'h@
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Esy:,:,:slEs: IN l.!:s.:

Th BgsT and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC vet inifodnes1
a. ~ enerai Debtv Loss Of Appetite isin
~.u,be Recommended for Il panty By tbs Fo9l Journal an
ua...n n D. wsntsoth L. Seou, y & s. p A. > H.,
hi s. A. ae. 5-h by Grocer oilmen AM oheHAsH ~ A"
'"'-N'' 0oODALL BACkAOUEB Co;
Lesas. ElsiAnd
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Totals 7l3 2O33 100 243 73l 1OlO 200 237SOsO
TOTALS SOy /, 1873 .
Pork hhs B.cor NJ Lard ~ Beef tel Cheese 70, TaloW, 10
1879 9O2 1874 1928 700 20y j23O2 IS l3s6l 5j1oet
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nlathlrerp,

I,
Two MACHINE MAKERS A secondhand
PLASINGAAClISE, fess bg !. feet waited 4se-s tos'
Oboe Boz 1870
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CreGu 5IeGMfrs
STATE LINE.
To GLASGOW. BELFAST. LIVERPOOL LONDONDERRY Ge
STATE or FlRIlN ia hlA1 May ~
sTArE oP PENNSYLVANIA. SArUkDAN. June 2I.
From Per} 10 Nortu River. y. l.
WEEKLY SAILlNGS MKT SUMNER
pses of fpas,saC tin $40 ani $50 gpd owes rates
AUs4IN BALDWIN a Co, A-cnts.
y BrosdwaT. New ok
sTEERAGE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHEk LINE
Once No
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WEEKLY STATEMENT OF IMPORTS.

The following mp general aade at the port
Of NeN.Ynrk for The week nndng Nay % 1874.
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QnGnres tor buslues5 fflen

4 DDTTI0NAL capital procured for merchants,
~ mAnGseurers ami others m!u interests n,'uatei eai ss
OF approved apporanLs Wood Jones' nortEags osrs,
1871 H. Harbgt Co.. hats and 40 Boomf ST..
Sc Grg.. Carleton FaAa and Business Brosrrs eS brusfsy
NOR SALE-On most favorable terms, prom
4 inent PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT 10 ths o5 FH gse-Iss
Warrea-st Room B. between tie hours oi II Ana oc"k
thus DAY
DARTNER WANTED-Ln u patent process
printing eolors nnressoI nvesteni IN Y 'eei
Particulars Of II. t. FARSSWORrH, l33 NA,au-sL
C..l lNOn-s4, ,OO0.-A PARTNER WAN TED
spsDsNfNt In an over 20-yeas esAb she'd yepayHg
iaetErBg business G. H. Box l21 rnbere One
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Savings Banks.

Savings Banks.
CHARTERED BY THE UNITED STATES.
- TUE FRBRDNANs SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
A NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK,
No 1855 Bleeeserst, New YORK. ....x
Bapk bonrs d.iy IN. aa1 On MoNDAl iad
SATURDAY nights, from TO & FRED DOUGLASS PFenG-nt
q, " sTycsxtY Acta.rv A. NJ. SPgRRT. Inspector.
SAN L HARKIs Manager JOHN j. ZUILLK CASHIER.
send for circular
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0eaebes.


MINISTER. graduate of Yale intending 10
n vii PUPILS on rAs"HsOS
+.rps Aaay.ss veef b Bon 100 Ciy PostOnee.
EUROPEAN TRAVEL.--A College Presl-
T. 100. no 70 revisit Egrope nf summer travel snd study,
ss. s csre II few yog perssn Cor eonaerstoa Ae-
80. N I0gF Room 81, - BroA1-s SeS-f0rt City.
VTANTPD--A lady from Paris desires 10 pro-
w 80 sas,or Tr he Sumner months as TkAchkk of the
French ssgrsge eace. gwen Address MI" v r. Ss-AAI'
Nsss1baIy,
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financial

THz MUTUAL LIPg IssuRASCx CoNASy oy Nav f0n<,(
JAG BRoADwAY Skv-IoRx. MAY 10, lsli B
A NNUAL ELECIION.-An election Tor nine
Trustees COMPANY rspes the Trustees Who's terms
by limitation vii be hei At the ConparTs One-
sboy. on MONDAY 1874 The po will b. yotes
fnm 2 ocock aoon 10 , O'clock D. JOHN 81 STUART.
Neera4
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AS STOCKS. - - . ev, ,
" NEW YORK BROOKLTy ini JERSEY CITY GAS STOCKS
BOUGHT SOLD bv
Room l3 GEORGE A. PasNTisS 30 BRpADsT
COUTH CAROLINA BONDS,

> The Treasurer South Carolna prepared z"
exchange Bonds and the lonoi.
authorized under the FanGns Act o Dec <-
1873
Parties the law containing description
be exchanged have tAeaeby Applying
a. he C0unhil, 5 e..
BONDS must oe presented person authorized oaOe
r. L. CARDOzO
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-28

= x hen the time expires FOR witch the RI
tssrterslas beeE paid, IN \ vii he market .pp0-
ats the subscribers name, and may he eegt:rltd
as ST invitation Ia renew.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-28
WreHiyse fsreT'f:is.

+ is eviacijt tAst t3@ e45aer.ls,
Mitchell AMI Keep and }!reie sulordn-
sttes all Aio7s 1he ( rais98ad) line, are
East getting Themselves into trouble.
One jesse 5iaclsy, of End In Lac.
wants Sala,&4)0 Of the Vi. 4 St P. r
Il. Cereany (and he will get it. or a
large portion Of i } for forcible
ejectment from the cars at Waterloo.
Jefferson County. Sir. H.nckiy paid
the legal fare, but the con lnctor made
slight error IN determining where he
got aboard. lie thought he hal him
or just tuo cents worth of railroading,
when in fact MIR. Fl had oyerpaid Just
one cent. So they went for the old
man--only % years old and jerked
and pulled and hauled him about as
though ne were a bag of grange y
wheat, and as he Event ashore one
probably high in authority, maybe a
greaser or brakeman, gave him kick
to facilitate things The spirit Of in
dignation is aroused, and suits are the
order Of business. If Rail Road rebel
Ion don't get sick, and its reasonable
Generals-in-chief Disguised; and if the
white flag in lien of the red IS not fly
ing, why, it will be because Gov. Tay-
lor has written another composition.
P. 5. The composition is written
1t is as full OF thunder as a bunch OF
fire crackers
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-28

PROF SwINa. whose trial before the
$Chicago Presbytery has resulted in his
acqaittal Of the crime Of heresy. it is
reported has signi6el his iatent;ou to
Withdraw from the Presbyterian demon
nation. The course pursued BY DR..
Patton in threatening To carry the ease
before the Synod, (Which threat he has
since carried into execution), and II
there beaten to carry it still further, to
'the General Assembly, is the reason as
signed by Prof Swing for his action.
He says he is tired of thecl ,gical
war" he prefers rather to be olt.iie
the jurisdiction Of a boly that tac;tly
consents 10 allow one Of its foSsilate |
members to pursue With the lash of
creed and Eog 10 the quick brnther
who perchance may walk upon high
er plane and behold with a clearer VS.
ion the incoming march Of IDEAS an
grand truths that have outsrown the
husks Of hi-otry We regret the
course pursued by Prof. Swing, for it
can but rive force to the allegation
that he has long desired to sever his
connection with the Pres5yteritns an
unite with the Uait,riaH', an allegation
which upon the trial was related AMI
proved t. have no founlatior in fact
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-28
The st. Louis Life Insurance Co.
from the LN. V Chronicle. J


OF the fact of the consolidation Of
the St. Louis Mutual, the Mound
City, and the Missouri Life Insurance
Cm?an;ea, into one great company,
entitled the st. Louis Life ms. Co.,
our rea,iers have been already in
rmed, and also of the further fact
that tne capital of the consolidated
company mas been increased to ST.
UJ0,J go by the prurnpt subscription
an payment of S5Wl,000 additional
to thu former sock Of the Mound
City. We have do !, 81 made no COM
mcnt upon TINS anna @ainatlon, more
than to say that the managers OF the
new company hau before them dit
tic lit and delicate task. L his reti-
cGnce was not because of any want
of interest in the matter On the
contra Y, it is thu intensity Of our in
terest, and the Knowledge of our
duty in the premises, that have kept
u lent until we could speak adj
vise,ity.
1t is hard work to be a special
Jou.n.ist. In emergencies one
must decide and speak promptly. At
ali times, accuracy and perfect car
dor are expected. Often, in single
week, enc is called upon to inveotj-
gate thoroughly several subjects, and
write positively upon the questions
involved in tbem-questinus, each
one OF which demands for lis proper
solution the best powers Of the best
experts. 70 those who will remem-
Der this, and further, that a mistake
Is almost in.Xcusab!e, no apology IS
necessary for having until nDw deIav-
ed definite speech concerning this
consolidation. The Chroni lie address
es a constituency who expect Of it that
it shall be not only truthtul in mat
teis of fact, but reliable in its judg-
ment.
Moreover, the interests at stake
here are OF such magnitude that an
error, either OF fact or OF Judgment,
Won q be a crime objectionable.
The policy holders OF the ST. Louis
Life ms. &C., now number nearly
$4,000, and not less than $56,000,0u0
OF in 'uramce depends for its ultimate
value upon the soivency of tie com
pany. Twenty thousand homes are
d2arer and safer because of this Co..
or 10000 families are doomed to suf-
fer loss and sorrow because of it. 1t
was with this tremendous issue before
US that we 50 long kept silent. 1t is
10 view Of the same that we now
write.
1t is unnecessary here to recount
tbs story (al:ealy told in these col
umns) Of the trouble which had over
taken the st. Louis Mutual Life. We
watched with intense interest the pro-
gress of the struggle so braveIv made
To save it from the ruin that seemed to
DE impending. The failure Of life
insurance company Is more than the
bankruptcy of monied institution. It
is the quelching of the FIRE on thousands
OF hearth-stones and the shadow of
poverty falling upon thousands of un-
protected houses. Every one of the
policy hol iers has insured for some
Speciac purpose TO benefit some par
Ocular person or pessonS-perhaps to
eaii,Snce the scanty comforts OF sister;
perhaps To shell er widowed mother IN
hef deeiiplng years; more often to Sc
) cure IYshhoe5 for the heJeaved vita
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-28

Ia The Wisconsin. Valley. ana ths
S.leboygan AMI Fond du lac raiit9af
companies have arranged their freight
ana passenger ~aies 20 comply With the
law of last winter; but it should ba Re
met45ered that these roads cor1s 4t'.l dfs.,F
Glass c, whith IS allowed TO tAsr re
4 csfs per mile f. passenger. The
FIRST named comFsny bis hitherto
charged 5 cepts pey s.iIa,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-28

TUE HARDWARE firm OF X. & 4.
G. Sexton & Co.. of Milwaukee, are
reported failed The Milwaukee .N.,cs
states that the firm close its doors on
Monday Of last week with liabilities ap-
proximating S2S0.000. The assets of
the house are put at 500. 900. The
largest loser Is one Of the Banks of
Milwaukee, which offers to consent to
favorable arrangement of settlement
and grant extension Upon the matured
and mstqring paper Of the frm. Cred
Stors ia New York c..g1r as iiberally aui
nsem9ers Of the drm have gone east to
eject settlement. The House has
borne an exeeiient reputation and We
doubt not its good character will help
it out Of its present financial di6clilv
The House has maay Customers ID this
and nsighboyins cities We hope 10
see it re-essablished aud prospesin. as
Of yore.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-28
ADVERTISING RATES

One inch, or fraction of an inch, constitutes
square.
Lealed notices in rendirg columns, OF uuler
heal % business Notices" 10 cents FER line FOR
hfSt insertion and cents per line for each sub
se4ucnt insertion.
Marriages and Death, inserted free.
Transient advertising payable in advance.
Legal Notices requiring proof Of publication to
be pai for before said proof is deliveIe-ail 9th
payable ia advance
All advertisements will be inserted until for
bid, unless some specified lime is stated.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-28
The Sturgeon Bay Canal.

We fni that We were correct IN stat
ing. some TWO weeks ago, that several
of our Bay shore papers We're anticl-
pating the facts when they announced
that the loan for the Sturgeon Bay Ca
nal had been negotiated and that the
contracts had been made for the lmne-
diate resumption Of the work. There
is every reason for believing that such
will be the result at an early dag, and
none would more glad than us to an
nonce its actual contamination. But
the fact is that the actual negotiation
IS not yet male. The President of
the Company, NJ. Ogden, and its ifs
cal agcn, Mr.. ocu4tler, are now in
New York in inference with capital
lists there, discussing ana settling the
terms of the negotiation, preparing the
securities. AMI arranging the prelimin-
aries, and We momentarily expect to
hear OF the final adjustment Of the
whole scheme. In the mealtimA pro
visional contract has been made with
Chicago contractors, Q. b. Green and
Fox Il Howard, for the easly com
menccMeht Of the work, as sool "a the
Com any is on basis to conclude the
bargain with them. This, in brief. is
the fullest statement which facts will
warrant at this day.
We need only AID that the whole
matter is IN good and aole hands, and
that We trust, with ali the friends Of
the work, to see the force of ireI 5es
and men on the line Of the canal within
very few weeks. Gree" BAY AIpo-
cae
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-28

WOOD COUNTY CURTIN PROBATE.
State of Wisconsin
Wood County. is
In the mttter Of The estate Of Isaac Nelson
ecaaSe :
~ Ibis 30-h day of April. A. y. 1874. uPor
- rea Ting AMI filing the petition "fs Sha'ie
An ierson. of Centrnlia Wood Count. NlSeon-
S!n' stating that Isaac Nelson. ot the county q
Noof. died interstate on or about the 2ith day
o. April, 1871. and praying that Charles An'ier
son be a"nAinte.4 . 1nin TRAITOR OF the estate .
u Nai deceased. 1t Is ordercd. that said apnIl-
.ail9h be heGrl before me IT the PROBATE Cilce.
u i, the eI5y o. Grand RapidS. on the 18th day o.
May. \: ID. 1874. al 10 O'Clock \. VI.
Ana II i tuT her Ordered. that NOTICE q snld
aFptlr" tlon and hearing he given by pu0a.hins
ii COW OF this order tor three successive weeks
once IN each week in the Woo County Reporter.
a A1wsraper printed in said County. prior to
l. l.. M03HER,
WEBB ( A.C,,,r, Co. Judge.
Att'ys .orse.joner' BY the Court ~
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-28

TuE sPAkT> Republican says tho
Tie t'f3 Ia >EA$yts 70 the citizens of the town
If g@'2E5e Falls, from running fires, with
81 few days last week, were estimated
at $4,000, but a small amount Of
which was insured.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-28

New York City ana DR.. Pattons
Calviuism are good deal alike; each
has its five points
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-28

esgThe LIST of "no license" towns
is rapidly increasing. Berlin wheels
into line, also Montello.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-28
Coz SEYMOUR has again declared

N0V- cS3 AVUK IT'S aSal1 dssfarad
tAa1 he couiI not consent % be can
di1ase FOR IN official position. How
the Q. faltoy Hoes joke. He is the
,nost successful political so@e4ian ob
IA boards.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-28
Wood Go. Reporter.

Jas. L. INGRAHAM ( Co. PUsL,sHERs.
EDITOR.
y. 81. .FAINES, CoRREsPoSDISG EDIToR.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-28
them

The character of the management of
the st. Louis Life ms. Co is without
blemish. The President, G. L. Fades,
is one of natures noblemen. AMI the
iron vinculum, which spans the Mis5is-
sippi and binds the continent together.
Is the enduring monument of his skill,
energy, and persistent courage. The
vice president. Mr.. Britton, is one of
St. Louis fnanciers; the Secretary,
Mr.. Lomax, knows his business and
his duty, and is competent for the
former and fearless to do the latter
the superintendent of agencies, Ben.
Williams, has no superior, east or west,
in that capacity. Each of them means
to do right. knows how to do it. and
knows that failure to do it will be
fatal.
To conclude. then, we have only to
say that the St. Lolis Life ms Co.
is worthy of all confidence, has in it
peculiar elements Of success. snd We
can give 1t to onr unqualified endorse
pleQS,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Old Iron.

Brass and Conner wanted at the Grand Rapid.
Foundry and Machine Shop.
IT, JOHN RABLTN.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1874-11-11
Over One Thousand Banks
and MOnied Institutions

are now using MILLER's SAFES, VAULTS
and LOCKS, extending over period of
fifteen years, and not the first successful
Robbery through them has ever occur
red. l., 600 Merchants Fire Proof Safes
in use and tested in over 200 fires and
never failel to preserve their contents.
j.. III. MILLER.
265 Bait. ST., Baltimore, Nd.
cor. -
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1874-11-11
MARYLAND Eye and Ear Institute,

&C N. Charles ST., Baltimore, Md.
GEORGE REULING, NJ. D., late Prof, Of Eye
and Ear Surgery i'll Washington University,
Surgeon in Charge. + ttf II
The large handsome residence of the late Chas.
Carroll has been fitted up with all the improve
ments adopted in the latest SchOoiS Of EurOpe for
the special treatment of this class of diseases.-
Apply by letter to GEORGE REULING, NJ. d., II
nov4.4w Surgeon in Charge.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1874-11-11
NEAD! READ! READ
Great Dis covery!
BRADLEY y PATENT ENAMEL PAINT
Made from Pure White Lead, Linseed Oil and Zinc, and
Always Ready for Use
: IeSti1nOnla Is:
From HINinm Z. Sim

To THE PrnLlc.-It affords me much pleasure
to state that in July, 1871, Front Street Thea.
tire was painted inside and out with Bradley
Patent Enamel Paint, for which G. P. knight
No % West Lombard street is Agent ana I,
testify 10 its superiority over any other paint,
nai4 similar uses In no pI y, ,h. dwelling
test it undergocs at this establishment, where.
during our daily cleaning soap and soda arc
constantly applied to it and vet it appears ms
sound and fresh as when first put on. OF tn,
numerous advantages it possesses over other
paints, willonly mention its being mixed and
ready for use in quantities to suit purchasers;
ITS quickly drying properties, which save,
much time in the execution of work where
PANT Is needed, and its verTpcrccptible tcna-
clty, which imparts beauty AID durability 10
the objects on which it is .asd. Is such /
most earnestly recommend it Q the merchant.
give them greater satisfaction thnn g nj y VIII
possibly anticipate. NM. f. SiNS van
Front Street Theatre
Baltimore Drii % 1872
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1874-11-11

Wake Forest College. y. C.. Oct 1e-.
Mr.. &. p. KNIGHT .-Dear Sir.--uo - ,o'.' :
several months past been using ronr ~
Patent Enamel Paint on our CoIleon b n;ia;s
and are well pleased with it. THOUGH !,
Piled by one having no experience IN snrb
yet we have good job Weshall cont;n ~ n.
use i, believing that in point Of eronon, 70
rability and facility Of application if i r uu-
nor to any other pigments Offered in H. up
ket. Very respectfully. mat
~ ~ O.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1874-11-11

From .Iocob Stoufcr C. Son
Chamhersbnrp. pcccmhor m TO-

Chamhcrsburg, December To- 1879
Mr.. c. 7. KNIGHT. % W. Baltimore strao+
Baltimore-Dear Sir:-The Paints We r r,srci :,
ed from YOU have been applied TO several ~
our own buildings and to those Of our fr;'nd VI
and have given entire satisfaction in covcr;r,,
qualities, in gloss and in adaptability ~ III
kinds of surface or material. We cbeergnii H. :.
recommend it, especially TO that class of con
sumers who have to depend upon nnkrov.n
parties or painters, TO mix and furnish not
rials wherein We have found the most deco,
uOn. Yours truly,
JACOB SForPFrR & Coz
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1874-11-11
Death Of a Centenarian.

Maria Franklin, an old servant
raised in the family Of the late DR.. David
Ridgely, Of this city, died on Wednes-
day night last Maria was born in the
last century, and was a little child when
the Peggy Stewart was burned in our
harbor, one hundred years ago. She
was an eye witness Of the burning and
remembered many of thc stirring nisi-
Jeut- of those frotiblots times
participated in the late Centennial ceie-
bration aud was a witness also OF the
burning of the representative Peggy
burnt on that occasion. Maria was i'll
the l04th year Of her age.-IH"oPotis
En.nLte.