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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11

ASe A WEEK guaranteed 70 Male and Fe-
MI male Agents, in their locality. Costs
va NOTHING 10 try il. Particulars Free.
yICKERY L CO., Augusta, Ne.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11
march 4. ls75-3w. Il

New aud large stock Of Win
ter Goods at exceedingly low
prices at the Big Brown Store,
Leonardtown.
Dee 21-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11

OK > COO per day at home. Terms
81 = o~U free. Address GEO. SrIx-
SON Co., Portland. Ne.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

Messrs, Editors ofSt. Mary's Beacon
As John J Aiisisu, E,q has louged served
the public interest in our county ri, cerely
and faithfully, aud has been unwilling 10
receive any honors within the GIFT o, tie
people, we hoT.e that his son. JOSEPH s.
ALLS1 AN, ESQ.,. will consent to be can
6ida'e for the mex, Legislature, whose eff
c,sney AID party zeal is well known to the
people Of the county. He will receive tie
undivided support Of
Factory aud st inigoes,.
March IL, 1875
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11
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Asd Nailed. poss paid, on receipt oftRs
nsmksd price.
Pieces marked hare Illustrated Title
Pages.
Morning Breaks Upon the Tomb
Easter Antrim, nenss so
sSwinging on the Garden Gate
Song and Chorus, Taenss 20
Where Is Nv Loved One Tonight
Song and Chores. Hays s.
Sing, Darkies. Sing As sung BY
Carl wagnerl Hsy, IS
Angel Gahriel-Comic Song, Nexsrs 30
sWhen Silver Locks Replace the
Gold-Scng and Chorus. I LsigAtsa IS
TAnswer TO liver Threads
Among the Gold.
sYou Never Miss the Lager Till the
Keg Runs Dry-comic Song, 10
Cane Awa'--Sco,ch Song. WsuS 30
Alone. aud At Home-Sone Che. HLys IS
'Ny Wee Wife Waiting q the Door
Ballad, Taenas 20
Obi Miss Susie Fad Song and
Chorus, Hays IS
when Fins. Ne, Thee, Nellie Dear
Song and Chorus. &ecs.s %
I'm Cap,ain Of The Guards-Comic
Song. Hays s.
Beyond the Golden Door-song and
Chorus. Waite 30
Ger,ie's With the Angels Now
Song and Chorus. Carisfis 30
Please God, Make Room for Lit
tie Boy, Coz 30
INSTRUMENTAL.
Ia Relic Jsuncsse-Polaca, W1iseaso
awakening Of the Birds-Morceau, kryis,h 20
sSwettheart--Melodie Gracieuse, KsylasA 20
sTwinkiing S,ars-N0sceau de So
lon, WTison 80
The Highland Maiden-Rcmance, wilson so
Cujus Amman from S<abat Mater), Waeser 40
Observation-Disclosures de Salon, ksyiaah 20
Echoes from the Palisades
Morceau, Wscasr 20
Venetian NegAtM -transcroed. Hyner 80
sMerry rores,ers-Foress Sceue, Haynsr so
Rocking Waves-Transcribed. Kaylath 20
sThe Scotch Lassie-Reverie, Pdeksr 20
kitie's Polka Mazurka, PrsrOt 30
Fairy Lani-Reverie, Norrsl IS
Sparkling Jewels--Polka, Christie 30
s1hnk Of Ne Some:ines-Easy
Waltz, Hcgnsr 20
Temperance March Eas, Wggner 20
'Men are Such Deeeivers-Easy
Polka, Wagner %
sMollie parling-Easy march, Hasnsr 20
Peters Rousrkold Melodies, Nos. I, ?. and =.
A collection Of popular songs. by Hays. Dapks,
Stewart etc. Each number contains seven or
eight songs. Price so cents each; yearly, II
numbers for 81.
Peters Por!o- .Eusie, Nos. I, 2, and 3. Each
nu mbcr con 'ains several easy and moderately
dif.icul, piano pieces. by Kindei. Becht wse-
ner, Wilson, etc. SO cents each; yearly, IL
numbers for 81.
La Creme 6eid Crems Nos. I 70 Is. Each
number contains - pagcs Of classic and Diff
cult piano music, worth at least 81 SO. Price
Of each number, so cents; yearly. II numbers
for 81. Published by
j l.. FE7ERS, 500 Broai,cay. ". y.
march II, ls15-lm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11

III Address r. r. Cochran, Niddle'own,
4ESi New Castle Co, Delaware, for free de-
I'LL scrptive Catalogue of choice Peach
Trees, small fruits &c, Bottom prices,
choicest varieties.
, 1875-06-23

Political AAscsKtnc cllts The Tax
Fighters - Hill 1kinE's Cnuc More
isriZu- NJ bneyA.

Political ASSIGNMENTS The Tax
Fighters - Hill IktnE's Cnse More
Hrixu-nl Dncyx.
Special Dtspatajs TO The Chicago Tribune.
Wasl1tNaroa, D. o., June 22-Conslderablo
difficulty Is experienced In making collections
from tho employees Of tue Departments for 20.
1itcal purpoaes. A fow como down without
tlemur but great many arc dlsposod to &ako ad-
vantage Of the Presidents letter Of few years
ago prohibiting Rlloh collections. Tho collec-
tors will not taao lcss than per cant Of tho sal
ary Of tito employees.
Tl1H TAx-r1unrEns.
Appearances Indicate that M organized moro-
nens viii ho made tere 10 resist tho pnstnos.s Of
taxnA. Three bills wero tiled in tho Equity
Court today. nsking for m Injunction rcstraln-
inE tho Tux Collector FROM soll1ng property de-
'tnquens for tasos. The grounds on which tho
application ia based is TINT tho tA1os for i'm
provomonts oro tl1egnliv ashesnad.
f1s fhs Assactdtea Irsas.l
PRIZE MONEY.
WAan1saToN, D. g., Juno 2a.-The Secretary
OF tho Enyy las nado reqnlaition for $3.50, 600
On tho SECRETARY Of tho Treasury, to pay the re-
nAinder Ut tic Farragut prtzo awsnie. This
sum will b0 placed to the credit Of tho Assistant
Treasurer, for the use Of tho piizo fund. II will
be distributed amouK 4,5U0 persous, heretofore
attachod to thirtyflvo or forty vosss1s Of FarrA-
CUTS tloft which made captures from tho Confed-
orates. Tho aggregate amount derived from all
such naval capturcR duting the Into war was
nbout $3a, 900, 100, OF which $4,000, 900 vas
turned oyor to tho navy pension fund. *16.000-
200 distributed to captoru, and thu romxindor
absorbed In oapenaas, etc.
APPOINTMENTS.
Tho President has appointed Thomaa Kinnoy
Collector of Internal noyonno for the Ninth
District Of Illinois. John OHeill haa bnen ap-
pointed 1nternnl l,eYonua Btoroksepsr for tho
F!rat District OF Illinois.
niL1. NIHofs CASE.
In tho Criminal Court TODAY counsel of will.
INN y. King, accused of perjury in connection
with tie Pacific Mail Steamship subsidy, sskod
that M carly day bo tixaa for hts trial. Tho
Court said tho caso would oa continued to the
October term uuIoss In tho meantime tho
doyornmont could aecnro tho attendance OF II,
u. Irwin, tho principal witunss, which Ia not
riQbRhle, Is Irwin Ia now 10 Eurpr1.
, 1875-06-23
THE cITI.HALL.

The commftte. on Firn .na W.t.r vi, mani
:, l., tIs r.s C,s.r.. M. .4'o''
4hufao'y A''e'noon ~ 'n' o'1y LOCKE ounce.
AID oenhHnee announces taat % VII! slgot-
oualy oppose the Mayors nomination OF Parry
II. Smith for tho Board OF Etlucatioo,
rLon,a u,,n,no tha Iii, man =, ,,.,
1no!aaa a. oA"hins' 'no s'cA 'nah o' tao In"
trip to Kansas and Missouri. te Ia an wrnk!ed
and Drowned a. = bag OF leather, and IN vastly
improved In health.
, 1875-06-23

II Is now believed shat Mr. Rankin dld nothing
Of she kind, but pigron.holod the bill of hand.
Mr. Otis t!tsn brought ia another plll TINS last
spt'ng. tha tir1s for tWo years rent, ana he
duplicate OF tho former, m'1at hare gene 70
Washington with 1t. Al any ratio, Mr. Otta Do
sIroe to DO Nnderstaod NJ claiming only sl,0uo,
OF two yeara' rent III AL.
hpio, A11. Otis hAys lie considers II moderate
cnGt,gt, inasIn,,cl ~ 1t rendered Hsotcss largo
portion OF llts lot. Tho ndjolnng 20 foot near
lilo noat-hos llaH been rented by hin. he htatos,
could hsvc tcntel this particular one. on which
lb has bcen paytpg taxes, 1t tho r"so OF S40o per
year. ....
ton Of tt,osc Hills must have becn duo to tllcir
utter ignorance OF any arrangement l'otweon
Mr. 1lankin and afs. Otis. and 10 tho fact that
bot!, bills woro sent together, and probably in
such shape that It did not appear upon the larger
that II covered tho smaller
Tho bclicf OF atr. Qtla TINT Atr. Rhnkin plgeon'
hoIed tho bill lnhtosd OF sending II to WaehtnH-
ton In wcli founded. When tho ecrolll hl!l for
$1,000 wAs brought In, the fiIst was found lying
snug. having never lefs tho riaco where i was
House accountant did not deem II within hls
province 10 mako any iuydous distinctions,
whoreupon ha bundled tle whole matter up AID
sent It along.
euinstanccs, for tho year laat past, it may bo
said that the property WAS cont'ennod By due
procesH OF Law in March, 1874. for the extension
Of Dearborn stroct aud At tlat tins Sir. Otis was
awarded the Hunl OF LILO for 35150 fect, In
cludtng tho post. Tho question
whether the laud coatod to 10 his
property as aoon ~ 1t waa con..
de,uncd has boon Entrusted to two oillcors Of
the Government in this city to report OH. and
their Investigations will bo scnt to Washington
In duo time. 1t must, however, be bosno III
u,tud the. II. cis i1ns tot gut his damages. but
has been paying taxes OH the lot all along.
II Is 10 be regretted that thu bluudorH Of for
NOR Custon-1tous employees should ilare been
Tho tneans Of misleading any ono regarding Ill.
Otis claim. Which, since ho Rays ho could have
rented tho lot but for its occupancy l,y the Eed-
cral Government, Ii not unreasonable.
, 1875-06-23

tho NOW 1nsk fohna IL believed to no teot-
The New York llncs, before making rhtoa to New
York. want to know rhss satos thoso roads hass
tlecnlad upon frotn Philadelphia and baltimore,
and this information IL tstllse! an tho ground
.lat shG l'ennssiT,nla ami Baltimore i Ohio
s;oia' aesnd Ito 1ght to nskg ss fasso
uhstoycr ratoa tho Now York roads may ticods
uruu fron, Now York. Another railroad MAR Ut
h,lgcr proportions than tho one Just close Il
Seems to bo ,,I imminent The New ferasss e,
to ba gobl'lcd up by. their nel lehbors without an
effort. Chicago anl tho poopla Of tl.n Wcos can
only benefit BY such c0ntest, ns It Ia i,n!nato-
rial to tlion tn which OF the i.roc hcararts thoy
ship ,llolr Eoola rs long a. they get low rates
and ampto Recommendations.
THE nrfsAIo. SEW YuRK / ERIE RAILROAD.
NEW Yanx. June 12.--Wt!!iam II. Wtt!sa. \
holder of $1,000 worth af ttie bonds Of tho Duf-
falo, Nov York 4 Esio Railroad Company. tho
payment of which tho Eric Ilaltroad Company
lad guaranteed. aud which aso eeoured by hen-
and 1uurtyago Of tho buffalo prancl, haa COM
nouccd a suit to forccloso Tint motiGaEo. lfo
Includes ns defendants In tho suit the lMffa!o,
Now York 4 Erlo ilailrosd Company. Hugh !.
Charlcs F. I1nnton anil William Dntier Duncan,
~ Trustcoa Of tho Buffalo Il Eric mortgage. sud
the Farmcrs' Loan aud Trust Company.
EAl.SINds or THE UNION rAc1Fto RAILROAD.
Union Pacific Ra,1soad for TIM Int titesn t1ass
OF juno. lH75 and l87l-1s76, 74H}, ,00s.b3: 1874.
9'Gi, i,537,D ; increase In 1875 s1t3.47059 arer-
ago Increase in 1875 ovor 1874, 2.do psr cent.
tue rAcif1c orF1CiAtB,
Sntetai Bisrtseh tn i'hs tsh,cau" Tribune.
KAHKAs CRY, Mo-. Junn 22.--A special train OF
four cars lott this city this morning over the
fanFas Pacific for Denvor and Cheyenne, tho
party on boaEd comprising al tho ofllcns Of tho
tlo tito "details OF tho trausfer Of tho Colorado
Central lsneH to thn coHtrn! Of tbs Kanaas Pa
cldc. Tho formal traunfsr taaoH placa July !.
, 1875-06-23
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

1o.,,ni~s;o..x 11,td,+ I. @,r1ni bv t,r frtonis
coo'.s''e niol'o. 4so4oo'' - "'e - '
ID tho Ienth Watu to be q canaluRto for Alaor-
mn this fall, In tho oveut Of such officials being
etectod. A1seatly holding une Office, hu will
ac,rcc,v RIM for smother.
officer 1opplng' VINO made tue arrest OF
Charles St. Clair, alias billy Welch. and Hlo has
boon on q furlonKh for tNo weeks yesterday re-
tusrotl. The caRe will como before the Grand
.furv today. ronpiue being nrincipol witness.
Miss Linda Gilbert. tue prison Ioiornor. vs. ~.
yesterday afo!itd the hNi!o'he !anor1hs "ish tue
me1nbere OF the Board to soollTo an app1opfla..
ton TO furnish tue }asl Win Nhrary. sho VII
aard Thrpav a. tho n I ,esaop
In tho cass Of G. D. Geuung, incarcorated in
labean corpus was yoAterday sworn out on tho
ground that tile original ca 80 was never put it,
sho proper ofcor'n LANDS, aid tha. MI allas had
beoii ipsucd without an order Ut tho Court.
viii the Clerk of The Cisuui, Court rso aud OK
miami
:. A.. ,z r,,,, r,.,,, ,,,r,,,.a ~,
~ 1no easo ,. 'oa ,t S"ua' u, ,,sss W
to three yoarn Ia tic Tonitontary All application
for buparsadoas Ia to bo made to Judge Nc
AlIiaer. Tho record In tina eaas a. yestorslay
lnndo up aud proparly cottittad to. Tho supef-
Hedeas In to bc asked Oh tho grot,nd That tho
Court refused continuance on certain atlitaVita
filed in advance OF tho tsia'.
,1o,,n f,oni.kov, tim C,c,,< 10 tim Hoard Of
,a ,st,us,na,. ~. ,estcrdax ,nn,oJ
~ tosnro ~ 9r.na Imrv s1;a ,,iot,,in~
#. Iii ho .a,scd 10 teii wt,as hn Gnnwa ai,ut to
aiinran frsn1s ncrnetTatci AZ tlIn ,hartor alsc.
t,ar n,,', ,'ossihiw In ,akci ANNA uuc..iors IN
r"farsn". eto "aT,sin mcmhcrs N tSn Canntv
H.. ~ n.,rvi,r vi IN a,mnna fcft viii, than hy
it.1Je.s a. ,oEtr trscts III, tho co,ntv -
p'u"o'o ~ ,'.s. sot''''e'' "'''' Wv so"'''
Jnu6e W,llams "as yesscfday nofntnI 1ouilY
murdered " Dspn.y shsrlt1. SAID Doputg
had boea on Olafk stfoes, 1s e5n nv easGns G
glat1oE heMlnea IN nana.n nlii. Mlll!aMs I. aIne
1eF1a. ete.. anu 10 tuspeu W tao t'nea.n o.!leo
olmoat ofaath!sss 20 annonmGe M lLo s*u na"s,
which spread IKE Htta.nlo' Ine9sGas,eet e1clto-
mcnt t1esailoo 1or aono ,tn!o' oE'As m.i "olo
ready 10 lo4l po7eo W .lanE sne Iaalu ~ ~,
!amp-po5t or 10 shoot ua.n aoWn IKE
| dog' 1no leoha6 "aa o.iS noAeo ~
| tho Arrival OF tePo!tet, Mao sstla-
| aed tho angry efoHa that tbaro was
| mistake Eonle"neto, Ailu tuat 'ne lePoIt grew
out or an advcrnaemeht "nscn aooenca every
wall III the interest," OF inc Acaaomy OF 3lilslo:
The tab!oH turnSa q once anu y tue author OF
the report 1ad ooen IN seaet,, ~ genera ieno-
rance Hou!d sGasSety nsve s1ayoo lAe pootlne tnat
sundsy ote'3ls tAfcateneu.
Tho Corntnittoo On Roads aud Bridges Of tho
| Couuiy Dosrl hold conference yestsrdAy With
tho ltayol Noau Inspectors aud the officers aud
sttorney of tho Isosehlll and nr.cclantl toll
roads. Thcre wero presout Commissioners Dlsse,
| Russell, Crawford. pnl Dnrdick, md Ips,ectoyn
| Dootl, Hoffman, and Turnoy and Mr, Uiliincs
| aud J. v. Lo Noyne. Mr.. Lie Moyno patd tie
, 1875-06-23

Mr. F, Il. Otis, tho gentleman Who owned Tho
lot on Jackson street cuntslniug tho post-holo
referred to yesterday, desires to have bis slate
ueut nAde kuoHn: II appears fsom Mr.. Oils
that SONG tcla Ia the spsiug Of 1873 no SAN that
tie post bad bean erected on Lis land. aud he
went to Iii. Rsukin Aud objected thereto. Mr.
Rankin ssp!!sd In \ gsnss.s Nay, tha. alt nou!d
10 sll siRhs,h aud that !" uncto Sam would pay
al dsrnsges," wherefore III. Otia allowed the
poat to stand. 1t The eud Ut year Sir. Otis
psesais>a te seHd 10 Wsahinstoa Il onss, but
, 1875-06-23
THE CQSMQPQLlTANS,
pfEAHItHE ANu EiiIITICH.


The Cosmopolitan Club-thht association
which combines politics NTH pleasure "a nat
urally - It does cards with ctnning-ansombe
for its woekly jAmboreo last night. Somehow
or other tho fatea .wsro unpropt!ous, for no
moaey Changed hands; aud had it not
besn for Frenoh.Canadian, named Do
L'omb1o, who manipulated the hitherto
untouched plano and exercised h's lungs in =
style which betokened considerable culture, II
litlo taste in Its exhibition. very llto enjoyment
would hAys resulted from this weekly gathering
of political noudoscrIp!s. Mr. De L'Ombro treat
I'd than to several choice aong., and they. In
turn, treated him to &oms choice liquor, which
mads things agreeable I'll round.
About y o'clock. alter e1hnustlng eyery 0shor
method Of a,nuHetnent, the Club rotlred into tho
meeting-rooln for bnsineBs. 4 sssston Of about
tuo hauss duration wss bold. during which
some sixty-lsa persona wore proposed for nen-
befship aud admitted. Among tho new mem.
beEs 1ero Con. Stiles, den. Sherman, Mayor
Eolyin. Leonard Grover, City-Cletk Forrtat,
T. = % 9atp;p cGan,y Has. G0%m'SsGnaf reo con W
Wentworth, and J. J. Me(ifath. The conditions
OF membership at!!l remaiu socret but 1t IL tln-
dofatood that hatred to tho Nopubticau party
and : tendency toward ouchra-plsying are su1i-
eient qualifications.
Il .xaa thought that tho election OF tho TO-
manning oalcors Of tho Club would take place
lts. night. but. the difficulty Of soliciting msn
good and pure enough TO load arch crowd bs-
Ing 10 great. 1t WAS decidcd 10 defer that busl-
ness AnotLsr rUek. In ordor to facilitate this
mAttsr aud tnsura the appointment OF good aud
compstent msu. Mesars. Hildrelh, Foley,
Washington lIeaing. Van Holland, and sl,ie
Evans we're appointed Committee on Noml-
nations. The aucceHs Of tho Club greatly d.
pauds Oh the election of proper officers, and it
was decided to give thls Co,ntnlttee ~ much
time ~ they may iced to report. ILoy may or
may not report before tho Centsnpal ceIebra-
tlon but, Ut my rate. the Club will mset for 4
good &i11a weekly, III usual.
, 1875-06-23

Superior merits and capabities cheapness in pr!ce
and eass OF operation, haro placed tho Wilson shuttt
sowing maeh!Ae far la advance Of all other machines
In the market. Tho public shows ita approrsl OF all
that u aud does by purchasing tho Aehtned ~ faat
The Company Yce.h!y manufacture them. Thesc
Ii no tcs. Of Sewing. machine yat tasugursts.l
but what has betn used ths Wilson, and in eYery
csae 1. has co'ns oil aetd Of avery other machine Il.
Ute. No pa!ns or expense spatsd III tbs material
uas In It, tho workmanship Of it, construction, to
make the i!aon every way tho bes most pleasant, and
mtat dnsAhe asw1ng-uAchlne In eLstsncc. BAltsroon
1v7 ntata street.
This Company want few more good agents.
, 1875-06-23

The Nepsio Goat Walking Boot,
to b. found ii Wis~af aud dseens, No. II etats anl
No. lal TxsutyseeouI st.eet i tho latest novelty,
In fact, tAares novelty out but ths house LAys IT,
, 1875-06-23

psrsons Afraid to Laugh,
le4t they ahoud dlscoas tbs dscploTstlon Of their
tsch, hare only to brush them syerY day With Fra
grant 6ozodont In order to ramose ths blan.tsh.
, 1875-06-23

Don't Buy Any but the Weed
sswias-msch!ues. II you do you vii! regret H. after
tnow!us Tho ueEits Of ts fAyorite machius. Once,
M. 2uj Wabash &renue,
, 1875-06-23
Collars.

That largo c1Ass Of our gentlemen frend1 who sto
dependent on tue carrIces Of tho westhsr aud shar
washerwomen for neatl1.!suudried coAss should uss
the Elmwoot or Warwick coll1rs, and break fr0m
lhe,r bondage They can always be sare Of nlos COL
, 1875-06-23

Hallett, Davis q Co.'s
drsud. square and upright pAnos for sale only It
the psauoroon4s Of ". n. Mnbsll, corner stato aud
A1&Iu4 etfeRiH.
, 1875-06-23

Our homo assts pronounce tho oil paintings to b4
sold this aftetnoun It ! o'clock by l.. Rockwell Co..
u II ind ~ souh Dearborn stree perfect In coloss
and subjocts.
, 1875-06-23

10 ones comfort II boil. very simple remedy has
bssn discovered. 4 plaster OF Dallsy'6 Magical Pain
Extractor vii cure II sooaer thin anything sse. st
, 1875-06-23

1nVItRtI0n TO Ladlea,
r. Edouard begs respectfully to remind ladsss not
to loso Tho opportunity Of KsmninR Tho most aahiou
Ahle and sye of acs rcaa suits and handsome
sbell goods which will Ia on exhibition a biz resi-
dence 10i7 WaL4ah avenue, tomorrow, from =. N.
To q.
, 1875-06-23

Summer 0vorco&t for Ios,
A4friRszstoEs icelotss coola aud fssezefs nj Vat.
tins 7ls Btats strsst A4o thIn for summer ssus.s
R&s stores, eomtnodes, "uIdeis," ca.pet-stsspess.
laundry sta.ss, tab1s aud peslst sutasy, ~.
, 1875-06-23

Spring Lake Magnetic Water,
BY luck RaJass, saatsxs Of tAe Mara" QoloSas.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-06-24
CHARTER PERPETUAL

The bylaws of this Compay and regulations -
Ins insurance have recently been very p,aeeriaIi,-
iSSeu placing II upon basis equal TO ,ha: of any
L'tIo insurance Company i'm the state ~ ny
viz: "6'S arc the Following,
Policies, inst ad of being perpetual are issuea f
All property is classified and the rate Of pren,;,,, =
hXed according to the risk of the pror.rty premium -
M I'M notes are taken, and ali assessments ara
property is irsrued for more than two tbirl 80,
I's actual cash value, and the full auonnt of n,, ~
. M III cas o losS provided the loss be equal Ia Tho
ANNUAL assessments only are made exccrt :, c,.os
ol heaNy loss, and where !, special assessment -
The Company is therefore prepared to insprc p,r,.
system. '"''h "iiuei the ull
nrfaTors o may he made II any of the Managers
MANAGERS
Stogden Stakes ! Denne Tepou
Silas L. Drake g II Proitni' H. > staples
Jacob Knecht Inbn ES;noh I,obert Boys
Jacob Stoufier, 'Fhao ScbHaI ua:erihatfs
William Wallace " i'i""eS
T y T,, SIOGDELL STOKES Pres,t
- D. bi'EhER, Secretary and Treasurer
SURVEYORS
Silas L. Drake, William Giibert
l. W. Rhodes J. Depue Lefar, Jacob siamlIer, pier,
John Edinger '0'f
+ For Wayne County:
'P~'' Charles A. Masters
sa,o,,o, n...,, For Pike County:
Richa,, FOR Northampton County:
s., For Carbon COUNTY.
I; NJ Ero FOR Wyoming County:
IL W. bardwel T. B Tdv,rJs
oss ihe Managers meet regularly Mt IN, sano.,-,
'boh'h, al O'Clock +. VI. nH f.IH ol ta'h
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CHARTER PERPETUAL.

Any person efsound body and mind ofcither sex not
less than fifteen than sixty-ivo years Of age
ana not engaged IN any occupation exceedingly danger
Gus 10 life, may become member of this COMPANY BIZ
paying an admission fee, as follows:
From Il TO 20 years of age 81 90
" 40 10 80 90
- 80 80 10 90
" 60 65 % Do
And one dollar for Policy
No other charges viii be made at any time excepting
one daiiar and ten cents for each member who dies
The advantages of this Company over the ordinary
li2 insurance Companies are that the fees are small
that the man OF moderate can secure a com
potency to his family trifing cost and lIavablr at
such long intervals and such small sums that no person
can he nconveneGccd by them. This company "a not
iliI no ancS affect it. Persons holding certificates
OF membership in this Company, sure in ease Of
death that their families heirs viii get many dollars
;lS there are members i'm thc Company.
10 restrictions placed upon travelling residence
Applications for insurance, information NAV bs
made TO the Directors Secretary, Sroudsburg Pc
DIRECTORS.
Il: ;. staples H. r. Bieseckcr,
VI. f. Coolbaugh, VIM Fine
hindaTuS Shtpp, J. II. Fethernan-
{. ID. BrOdhead, J. A FethermaD
T. y. Dreher.
WILLIAM FINE Prcs't
NJ. \. De L. VAN Horn. Sec'y.
March t. '7}-tf
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Carriage, Wagon,

and, in fact, everything in his line of bu.
slness, at the shortest possible notice, and
on the most reasonable terms.
Carriages repaired, trimmed and paint
ed in the best style of the art.
Having frst-class material always on
hand, and none but frst-class workmen
engaged, the public are assured that none
but tirst-class work will be turned out at
his shop.
In connection with his Carriage Shop
he has also Blacksmith Shop. where
superior workmen will always be found
ready to attend to the orders of customers
The public are invited to call and ex.
anime his stock before purchasing else.
where. VALENTINE KAUTZ.
September 10, lS67.-tf.