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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-14

On one occasion o woman took hcl
dead child TO the prophet and besought
him TO restore. II to life. He desired
her to bring him grian Of mustard
seed from o house that had never beer
visited BY death. ! She took up tn,
corpse ofhcrchild, and going TO house
asked for a grain of mustard seed
which was given to her. She asked !
death had ever been there, and the
people shook their heads sadly and
pointed TO I'm empty chair From
house TO house she went, but the same
experience met her everywhere. Then
MS she realized the universal woe Of
The world, she understood the prophets
teaching and stilled her frantic grief
and thus she learned the doctrine that
in the great woes of mankind passion
must give way TO compassion.
"This great religion said the lee
turcr, (which Buddha taught, and which
through him spread over all India, IL
the highest and purest know, for i
is utterly unselfsh. The first doctrine
,,.as tLat N nc, 20 oo,,,,o.e;r,, o,,,.os
a mas '"u. Wa ine % uo,nPass,on 'uaus ,'a.s
,"i ii"u @ 'no iu'or'''er tro s'olp'd ny NY
third doctrine he signally failed. lie
reasoned thus; Pain is caused by
.sns ~, 1ssne aa'ap a a;,' ~" sJ ,a,',S
~ dos,,o,,"d '"y uo ','h ,So,otno E "nuh,
~. ~ c'I,e, cIno, ~, ,ay - 1850 '"'s"'
us 'O"o"o'' " ''"' '''' "
PERFECT INCIDENCE
and contemplation, and 80 rendered
the senses torpid. Such was the third
doctrine, but its iniquity must not be
charged upon Buddha. IL was attrib-
utable TO the brahmln teaching oil hls
early years, from which he was not
wholly iree'
ne called ms followers around HIM
ana founded the hist mohasteries me
world ever knew. The devotees de-
pended Tor thelr livlng upon conti1ou-
tlons winch were placed in a bowl that
each one carried. Ihoy gave them,
serves no thought oil inc iuture' ana
nVou on'y ior ,n, present. u1,ng ai
inc good they couid. once as buddah
sat Win ms oowl before nm, the rlch
ana noble placed IN II the choicest
howers, but it was not hlied. A man
oi low ana desplsed cast, from which
the proud Brahmln shrank as from o
pesulenee, crept up.and dropped a few
wild flowers INTO the bowl, which IN a
moment was mlraculousiy hlied 70
overiliowlng: -
Under his teachings hospitals were
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u am going to tho post ONCE, Bob
shan ! inquire for your" "Well, yes,
II you have h mind 70. but don't think
you will find mo there" -, az ,-.s., ~ ',,e' -
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-14
THE FOUNDERS or BUDD-
t.i HISM. hH Va
THE STRUGGLES OF THE MoHAMMEp OIL
HIND0sTAN.

The Liberal Club Room in plymp-
ton Hall was crowded to overflowing
with an appreciative audience, who lis
tened with attention to a brilliant lee
ture on "Buddha, Prophet of the
People" delivered by Professor Felix
Adler, Pb, d., of Cornell University.
The speaker was introduced by Pro
fessor Vanderweyde, temporary Prcsi-
dent of the Liberal Club. Professor
Adler is a man of medium height and
probably about forty years. His fea-
lures are of the Hebrew cast, and he
wears full whiskcrs and moustachc.
His voice was clear, flexible, and so
norous, and his action easy and grace
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-05
OBITUARY.

Died, At his residence in the Factory District,
on Friday, the goth ult., after q short bat pain
full illness, JANIS McKELviE HAAIETT, in
the nth year Of his age.
The departure OF such q man from among Us
demands something more than the bare men
ton. But whatever Is said, should be like him
self, simple and truthful. The man who can
be so described IS to be greatly valued as ciii-
zen and neighbor and TO lose him is . real loss.
Mr.. Hammett worthi!y sustained one Of the old
and valued names Of 81. Mary's county. For
over half century be was commitment of
81. Andrews Church, and for forty years one OF
its yestry. He was kind, quiet and peaccable
He was upright for he knew TIA; m,n could
not be q good Christian or hope TO die as such
unless he dealt fairly aud kindly with his fel-
bowman. Yet, like good Christian, he de-
pended for Gods mercy and everlasting life not
upon these or any other merits OF his, but upon
tha, mercy Of God to us in Christ Our Lord.
To see him At Church when his great deaf
ness was an excuse. and when bad roads, or
for tn. absence Of younger peopie,-this was
sermon Itself. For . long time he had been
quietly looking for the end Of this and the be-
ginning Of the real and endering life In bis
last illness be reoiced in the visit Of his pastor
and in receiving once more the blessed sacra.
mens Of Christs body and blood And 20 few
days afterwards be fell asleep" and on the
following Sunday, the 2end ult-, his Christian
burial Was attended By . large concoarse Of rel
atives and neighbors who came from far and
near 10 show their great respect 20 . truly good
and godly man. and their sympathy for his
mourning childrea. In this ies us all join. and
also keep in nemcry and follow all s1ch good
exsmps-s." r..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-05

EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENT FOR ST.. MA
RVS CouNrr.-The following executive
appointments have been made for our
county.
Justices Of the Peace-First district, D
". Tyler. James 3. Loker, Josiah NJ.
Biscoe; Second district. j. S. B. Ham
NETT. Thos. Dent. Francis J. Thomas. Jas.
A. Wise; Third district. Jos. F. Morgan,
Daniel c. Hammett. Zach. TiPpett, W. F.
Perry; Fourth district. NJ. B. Chunn, Thos
II. Fowler. Jno. e. Hurry, Walter L Dent;
Fifth district. George W. Burroughs,
Thos d. Edwards. Henry C. Adams;
Sixth district. James G. Spalding. Zach
Spaljing. VIM. b. Tucker. Officers OF
Rcgistration-First district. G. VI. c.
Jones; Second district. B. Magil; Third
district. Jos. S. Ford; Fourth district, Il.
Thomas Barber; Fifth district, u. Neal;
Sixth district, Stephen Jones. Notary
Public, Leonardtown-Wm. A. Fen
wick. Coroners-W. b. Bean, John b.
Russell.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-05

Charlotte HAIL ScHooL. When the
proposition to appropriate g. 900 per an
mum for ten years to Charlotte Hall School
came up Tor discussion in the Maryland
Senate. Senator Fields. Of Caroline. OPP
posed it at some length. arguing against
appropriations from the State Treasury
for local institutions. aud insisting that
such appropriations. With the many 9TH
ers asked for. would impose IN onerous
tax on the people already over-taxed.
Mr.. Blake advocated the bill. and spoke
Of the school Is one deserving the conf
dence and support Of the public. and MGR
iting the aid asked for.
Mr.. Billingsley. in an eloquent speech
advocated the bill. and mentioned q num-
Der of eminent and distinguished scholars
alumni Of Charlotte Hall to show the higl,
standard Of the school.
During the discussion some interesting
sparring took place between Messrs. Bill.
Kingsley and Fields as to each bidding for
nominations for Congress in their respec-
tive districts.
Senator Walsh also advocated the bill
IS deserving the most favorable consider
alton. There was little lcft to St. Mary's
after the var but the beauty Of her daugh.
tiers and gallan:ry Of her sous.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-05

Blackwood's Magazine for February, Just re-
published by the Leonard Scott Publishing Co,
contains greater proportion of story and mar
ra,ive than usual, an order ofli,erature in which
the magazine has earned well-deserved dis,inc-
ton. The story ft'valeh,ine and his Broth
err is continued; so also is the series of papers
international vanities," under which heading
we are presented with survey Of those gilded
toys. Titles, from the time OF Menes to our own
day. 'There Is not King in Christianity, not
q Pacha in Africa or Asia, not = naked Chief
of Negroes, who does not call himself BY an ac-
cumula,ed variety Of ornamental denomina-
tons" We shall be glad TO be better acquaiut-
ed with THE Two Speransky.' The whole
article is pleasant reading, and the letters from
Siberia gives an interesting picture of manners
little known to Europeans. In 'Scep,icism and
Modern Poetry" the writer endeavors TO show
the effects of sccp,icsm on poei:cal genius in
stancing the writings of Shelley, Goethe. and
Arthur Hugh Coueh.
The other articles are ''The Book of Carlave-
rork;' The Philosophers Baby;" '.The MI
nor King of Mysore," an interesting sketch Of
ho~ the young sovereign Is being educated; and
a review CT Fables in Song" by Lord Ly,,on,
with some charming quot a,ionss especially those
from ''The Thistle"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-05

carry out the p1spsssa anil object therein,
contemplated. and Il uas the policy II trus
and eslightensd ssssesmaAshipte exfesd The
.dvantsgcs of free school edacatiou 10 III
poor and INDECENT within the limits Of the
State; and the second smendment rropo.
ses TO strike out 500. 900 snd insert $780,
600.
Mr Billinerley urgsd that go. 900 -.
insufficient for the psfpoes intended. but
said il the exigcncies Of the State were
such 1t present that 800. 900 could nos
be appropriated. he would rot insist.
DR.. Steiner advocated the appropriation
a. proposed in the bill. 500. 200.
Mr.. Earle said he Vas in favor Of the
amount named 10 the bill. but be had been
instructed By the committee 10 report the
amendment Of $50. 900.
The vote was tskea on the arst amend
mest striking ost the preamble and lost
yeas 10. nays IL.
The vote on the second ameudment 10
strike out 500. 900 and insert $50. zoo
vas carried. ~ follows:
Yeas-The President (Mr. C.rrolll and
Mcssrs. Aydclotte. Blake. Brewer. Brat
tan. Crawford. Fields. Longwell. Lloyd.
McCulloeh. Phelps-11. Nay.-Messrs
BilIingsley. Clagets, benson. Earle. Get
~. Knight. Mudd, Stevens. Steiner. Sui,
10.
The preamble Was then stricken out to
conform to the amendment adopted. and
the bill ordered engrosscd for q third
rcading-yeas 10. nays 2-Mcssrs. Phelps
and Suit.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-05

R. JOHNSON CoLrox. EseR.-Ths fol.
lowing sketch Of our promising young
representative. r.. johnson Cotton, iscx-
ttacted frou, the Annapolis correspondence
Of the Baltimore Duly Gasefte aud vii.
be read with interest BY his constituents {:
''Hon. r. Jolinscn Cotton, of St. Ma
rvs county. who is the handsomest single
member Of the House. was born At St.
Clemcnt's Bay. in St. Mary's county, in
ls43. and has always resided in the same
county. Mr.. Cotton received a classical
education as preparatory to adopting law
a. his profession. In 1858 he graduated
with high honors at Calvert College. in
Carroll county. Nd. after which he stud.
led law in the Office Of Columbus Morgan
for several years. when be was Audited
to the Leonardtown Bar during the March
term Of 1864. Two years ago Mr.. Col
ton was elected a. m Independent Dem
ocra: to the Legislature from his native
county BY about six hundred majority
During the session he voted always with
the Democratic party. and took an active
part in all the debates. In S.. Mary's
county. last fall. there was no Democratic
nominating convention. and amongs. the
numerous gentlemen who were mentioned
IS candidates for the Legislature. Mr..
Cotton was chosen by a large majority
over his Republican competitors. and be-
ing second on the legislative ticket. Du-
ring the present session Mr.. Cotton is &C.
ting as chairman Of tho Committee on
Elections. before whom tho important
contested cases from Prince Georges aud
Anne Arundel counties are to come. and
also on the Committees on Corporations.
and on section "a, article 8, Of the Con-
stisution. Mr.. Cotton is personally very
popular among the members. and although
he does rot speak often. yet his express
sions are always liatened to with deep al
tention in the House. and carry weight
With them.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-05

The chronological Journal 70. March contains
rich reading on self-knowiedge, opening with
ChiefJus'ice Waite, with portrait; Pre-Sa,.,
Influences; Immortality, considered Physiolo-
gicary; Tastes and Temperaments, q reason for
denominations; The Mound Builders, Ancieu,
American, with illustrations; Conversations
About our Faces; Hereditary Character; An
Elective or appcintive Judiciary; Alfred Dock
cry. u. C., Of South Csrolina; Domestic Helm:
wonen at the South and ~ the West; A ROYAL
Pair, with portraits Vampires and vanpirisn:
The Sianese 'TwinA with illustrations. showing
them at ,wenty-6vs. and at sixty years Of age:
oe;iqaities Of Character, Do Your Oxn Think.
Ing Timber and Ornamental Trvess Agricr,-
tnrai Hints, e:e. 0asy 30 cen:s, or . 90 q
year. Address 9. r. Wells, Pssiisass sss
Erossxsy vsu Ts,k. Z
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-05

FEES OF STATES ArroRxEYs.-A bill
has been introduced into the Senate which
provides that States Attorneys shall re-
ceive the following additional fees to those
already allowed For the trial of any
offender punishable by death. $50; for one
punishable by confinement in the peniten-
tiary. S25; for one punishable by impris-
onment or 6ne. or both. $40; for the tri-
al Of any case in which the above compen-
sation shall be deemed inadequate by the
court before which the same shall be tried,
such additional sum as the court may d.
rect; for the discharge Of any official du-
ty for which compensation is not fixed by
law, such fee as the court having cogui-
zance Of the matter may prescribe; pro-
vidcd. however. that no States Attorneys
fees, in any Of the counties. shall exceed
$4,000 in any one year.
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READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIAL
LEoxARsrowx, MD. September 81, ,

LEoxARsTowx, MD. September 81, '13.
c. p. KNIGHT, Esq, AGENT FOR BRADLET's
ENAMEL PAINT :-DEAn SIR: We have made a
fai-, indeed We believe, thorough experiment
with the Enamel Paint for which you are agent,
having used il some twelve months ago in boat
painting ard for other purposes, and we take
pleasure in stating. that it has surpassed our sx
pectations, and also the representations that
have been made Of ii. in the points of good
looks, durability and eLeapaess. Others in our
village who have used i; 1--WE mention Mr.. Her
Der, Moore, of the Washington Hotel as among
the number) also bear willing testimony to its
manifold merits and advantages.
Respectfully,
KING L DOWNS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-05

THs CoIoREp ScuooL BfiL--Tbe fol-
loving proceedings have occurred on the
Senate bill. proposed BY Col. Billingsley.
Of our eooesy. to appropriate $loo.ooo
for the support Of the eoiosed schools Of
the State.
The 6rss amendnens proposed vas to
strike ont the presnble to the bill. vhieh
rcciles that whereas. the sum OF 500. 600
appropriated 10 1872 for the support Of
vvloEea schools Vas foand inadsqsa:s 70
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-05

Messrs Editors-Piease announce D,
STEPHEN L d NEALE, Attorney and
Couusellor-at-Law, Is = candidate for the
position Of States Attorney. We believe
hun to be admirably 6s:ed to discharre
With fidelity. beldness and ability the re.
sponsible da'iea Of the Office.
mssea D, 1874 Xaay Friends.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-05

A RARE CnAScE.-In another column
will be found an advertisement Of the Wheel
er 4 Wilson Manufacturing Co. for agents
te sell their unrivalled machines To
young men Of address and energy. this
offers splendid Geld for remunera,ive en-
p!oyment.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-05

Senior Serrano has been declared Pres
iaent Of the Spanish republic sad Senior
zabsls Presidest Of she CosaeiI Of Misis-
fers.
General Morianes has failed to relieve
Bilbao. and it Is reported that he has bsen
defeated BY the Carlists with los Of 8. 900
killed and wounded.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-05
Notice..

TNnE Undersigned, having engaged
IN the
WHEELWRIGIIT BUSINESS
Mt Great Mills, will execute all order RS n
his line in the quickest anil b"st 20 .sible
manner. Having procured 61e Heirse
and an abun'lanc, Of bes. article. for c,f-
fins, his services can be had at any ii ne
and at the shortest no ice. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
ALEX MILBURN.
March 5, 1S74-tf.
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DIED..

At the residence Of its parents in Patuxcnt
distrc, on Wednesday last, the 25th nl,i,no
PAULINE, infant daughter Of 4. N. s. and
II. r. Yates, aged ID months and two days
At his residence in ST. Inigoes district on
Friday. the goth ult., WILLIAM FORD, aged
about 60 years.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-05
Archbishop Bayley. Of Baltimore. says
Truly Yours. &c.

Archbishop Bayley. Of Baltimore. says
this Of the female liquor crusaders
When think ofshe evils. temporal and
spiritual. caused BY iu,empcrance in the
use Of Intoxicating drinks. / do not Won
der At the rather strange SORT Of var
fare which is being waged against the
gros.shops in some parts Of the West
This way Of astaeking the evil. however.
10 open to many objections. and. owing
to the reaction which necessarily follows
such movements. viii probably. in the
end, DO more harm than good.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-05

wneAr.-rhe seceipss Of Wheat have bees
barely salEeiess % make markes. and ecass-
Queaiiy bus;nees has rut~d dall. viii .
downward tend ncy II prizes The odesiags
Of MARYLAND annotated 10 ]. 500 bnshcis. which
vas cold IT issGliss seuss for very common 10
good while, aud lsstais1 csnss FOR common 10
prime red. IT, feceipts q Pennsylvania we're
oniy .. 900 bashess. There are Soma lots here
Ia store, bat holders are not offering in the pre-
sent condition Of the market The sales were
3.co0 bushels at l66Gfg0 cents. The market
for Western is duh and heavy. and the transae-
tons reported are eon6aed TO 1000 bushels
Winter red at i5ieaiss cents. and 1000 do.
Spring do. at lso(Sl&s ems.
Coss.-ln the early part Of the week the re-
ceipts ofSouihrrn Corn were liberal and the mar
ket Was fairly active and 6rm, but for the las,
day or two the o6erirgsare very light and the
tone Il depressed, and prices show Q failiag Oh
Of 2G3 cents per bnshel. The sales were as
O0a bushels whise ~ from IS to "a ceass for very
damp 10 prime dry, and 5000 bushels yellow
at Io@7s cents. and at the close to-day we
quote prime dry white held at IS ceGts, and do.
yellow at 7a9T3 cents, the former for car lots,
The market for Western has been 6rmcr. with
less liberal RECEIPTS and very limited Offering.
The sales Of Elevator lots were confued to small
parcels amounting in all to l0o0o To IL 600
bushels at s5(SsI cents, aud g. 2o0 bashcis at
7s cents. closing at the latter figure to-dav.-
There was also comparatively little done tor tn
ture delivery, and the only sales az which we
are advised were 10. 900 bushels FIRST half March,
At 80 cents and 10, 500 do. last half same month,
on private terms. The sales Of rejected Corn
reached ]. 600 TO g, 600 bushels ai 6SCaST CENTS.
0Ars.-Thc market for oa,s has ruled steady
with fair receipts and q moderate demand. A
poriion Of The receipts wen, into store AMI there
i a strong he,ief that prices will be higher
The sales amounted to TO- 600 bushels; s, 900
bushels Southern sold at 56tGsa cents and
5000 do. Western Al 55@se cents for mixed
aad 81 cents for white and these figures indi-
cate the state Of the marke, to-day.
RrE.-1he receipts OF Rye have fallen OF
considerably, and we note the market dull Al
further decline Of aGa3 cents per bushel. The
sales reported amounted 10 only J. 900 bushels
at fgom 90 to e3 ceu,s the price to-day of fair
10 prime being B@si cents.
TosAcco-There was less movement In Leaf
Tobacco during the past week even than the
week previous, and We ao,e the market quiet
for a ] descriptions. A few lots OF MARYLAND
have been taken in fufllmeut OF the foreign
contracts, amounting in all 10 about 100 hhes :,
and the transactions in Ohio and Kentucky
were con6aed to sample lots for Bremen aud
Duisburg markets. In Virginia there are no
sales OF moment reported. The receipts con-
TIME light, being about equal 10 those Of las,
week. There have been no exports since our
last review. We quote prices te-lay as fol-
lows. viz:
Maryland-frosfedk unsound, $4,000 500
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-05

4 lady in our heighhorhocd who had suffered
for over three months The most extreme torture
by violent cough, has become completely
eurcd by Or. Bulls Cough Syrup. For sale
in every drug store.
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IN ST. MARY'S.COUNTY ORPHANS
COURT, Feb %. 1874.


ARDERED. That the sale Of the
u Real Estate of Thomas W. Gar
diner. d ceas,d. made by Jno NJ Bronze.
Executor of tho said d cea,el, aud re-
ortcd to this Coart by the said Execu-
tor. on the lO.h Of February. 1874. be
ratified and c,nfrmed, unless cause BE-
shown to the contrary. on or before the
18th day of March, lust: provided, copy
o. this order be inserted in the 81. Mary's
Bacon, at least once a week, fer th,er
successive weeks, before the said 2S;h
day of Mach
Tie report states the amount of sales
to be $40 900.
A j SPALDING. CT,
ZaCHARlAH Il TIPPErT, A j.
Ma CHI 5, 1874 -3w.
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FOR SALE

THE fine thoroughbred -
stallion d" STANLEY" Is C5RT
hands. 3 inches high and 6 sT
years old; or will be Farmcd w0ezAh1So
for the season. Apply to
THOS. A. LYNCH.
Great Mills,
St. Mary's county.
March, 5, 1912,
Por, Tobacco Times publish once and
send bill to this Office.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-05

CRUMBS
Are a modern stove ne Are better. because
tolish, far better,hau they give . faer
any other in exis- gloss than any 9TH
dence. er polish.
COMFORT
Yield brilliant siivery sheen, with less than
half the labor required when other poiishes are
used.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-05

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER.
SHIP.
TNHE Firm Of WM A PADGETT
IL L co. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. either Of the undersign-
ed will sign il liquidation.
w A PADGETT.
JNO ii CRISPlN
B,l,imore, March l, 1874.
March 5. 1S1i-3m..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-05

GuAxo.--There is q fair demand for Peruvian,
and prices are as before reported, viz SEQ gold
per long ton for Guanape aud Macabi, with a
discount of 30 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 as the
season opens, hu, trade is not yet active We
quote the leading makes at from SI5G, SEQ per
ton, but the inferior qualities are offered much
lower
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-05

EvRESH GARDEN SEED for sale by
l. JNO NJ Lloyd b Co..
Feb 10. 81 Clemsst's Bay
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NOTICE.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
the Sch"ul Commissioners 1t their Office,
Leonarlsawn. on
TUESDAY, the 24,h Of March. instant.
Tcachesr wanting certificates renewed arg
requested u attend. BY order Of the
Board.
b. TIPPETT,
Secretary.
March 5, 1S14-lt.
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CRUMBS

Buy cRuxrs OF ConroRr Of your storekeep-
CT, If he has them, or viii procure them for you;
il not, send us one dollar, your name, and the
name Of your nearest express station, and We
will send you ten boxes, and samples Of Bartletts
Backing and Pearl Blueing. fee Of cost.
CRUsBs OF CoxFoRr can be had Of all Whole
sale Grocers and Dealers in the United States,
aud Retail Dcaers will find them the most pro-
ftahlc, from the fact that they are the fastest
selling article Of the kind in the market.
II A BARTLETT & co.
lis NORTH Front ST., PAiIadelphia.
i43 Chambers ST, Nee York.
AZ Broad 81. Boston.
Nov IL. lSI3-cms