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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-02

COM fRNA ION NOl.,L
j Frank Bohanan,
AdHr CT
Mary l. Peake.
vs.
J Frank h ohsna,,
Admr Of B sntdict Msgill,
4 others.
In the IRcuit Court for 81. Mary's cour
~, sitti,g as Court Of EQnty.
No. 400 y Equity.
nRDERED, this 10th day Of Oct.
~ 1875. hat the sale made nd report
ed ~ j FRANK BOHANAN. Trustee,
in shis cause, be. ratified aud confirmed,
unless cause TO the contrary he shown
on or before the Srd Monday Of Nov.
ls75; provided . copy OF this order bx
published in the 81 Mary's Beacon. cnce q
week for three successive weeks yr;sI
to the said SId Monday OF November.
The report states that the land sold for
sass.
JFRANK FORD.
Clesk.
True copy-Te,t:
FRANK FORD.
Clerk.
Oct q. isIs-sw.
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FOR RENT.

BLACKSMITH aud
ID wHEELW RIGHT SHOP
one Of the best stands IN S,uthern Mary
ishd. None but 'her men need apply.
J. I. BALLENGER.
Mechanicsville.
81 Msry's eous,y. Nd.
Oct Fl. 49,.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Orphans' Cosrte Of ST Mary's County, SeG-
Nov l, 1875.
nRDERED By TIE COURT, That John "
~ Smi tn. IT,. TX. of John II Smith, sr.,
late Of St. Mary's county. Maryland, deceas-
ed, give the notice required by law to the de-
ceased's creditors to exhibit their claims, and
that the same be published once a week Tor
six successive weeks in the ST Mary's beacon.
Test: JAS T n RALsY,
Register Wills Of st Msry's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance the above order, I hereby
give notice that have obtsined from the Or
phans' Cour, OF 5, Mary's county, Maryland.
letters documentary on the personal estate
of John n Smith, ST., late Of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby notified to exhibit the
same with the proper vouchers attached there
to, to the subscriber, on or before the 30th day
of May, 1876, they will otherwise by Law be
exclud "a from all benefits ofthe said estate
All persons indebted to the deceased are re.
quested to make immediate pay ent to the
subscriber.
JOHN n SMITH, Jr.,
Executor.
Nov 4, lsI3-6w.
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0ORoON'S
Food for Horses aud Cattle.

The Svesf eeone~iesl Fssdfor Seek
Cssfs tsro eesfs for esek korse Per .fesS
Reduces the Snaaiity Of grain repaired both
for Cattle and Horses one fourth. Being rer-
sectiy nutritious, health giving preparation
from the seeds Of grasses and herbs Ia combine
tion with tonic and invigo.ating root harks. ws
claim At TO be the one thing needfal to make .
perfect feed. Horses are improved in FL ESH,
WIND ard END TRANCE. The principle
Of the action Of the Food. 10 The: PERFECr
DIGESTION produces PURE BLOOD. and
upon this depends HEALTH and OFTEy
LIFE ITSELF. Cattle intended for the knife
fatten more rapidly and the Hesh 10 more solid.
Cors increase tAefr Mil rieid AT least one fosrA
in both richness and qualify. the FINAL result being
@seh aovs Butter Send 10 GERALD COR
DON 1 co. for descriptive pamphlet Of full
particulars.
SALESROONS - W. Faye,,e Street
Baltimore, No.
spt 20, lsfs-lys
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MULTIPLICATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That The sale of the
" Real Estate Of George II Morgan,
deceased. made BY James T. NJ. RaIey.
Executor Of the said deceased. aud re-
ported I" this Cur, by the said Execu-
tor. on October the llth, 1873. he rati-
fed and confirmed. unless cause be shown
to the contrary. on or before the Twen-
,ieth day Of November nex,-Provided. .
copy of this order be inserted iu the ST.
Mary's BEACON. a newspaper published
in Saint Mary's County. ut least once a
week. for three successive wecks.-before
the Goth day of November next.
The Report states the amount OF sales
to be 81 600,
A JACK SPALDING.
Chief Judge.
LII CANTER. Associate Judge,
ZACHARIAH II TIPPErT.
Associate Judge.
Oct %. 1S15-3w*
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DERSoNS DESTROYS Of havisg heir property
Il insared in the cheap and excellent home
company, known astke Mate Of Naryisad
Fire imsw-aRee CoHpony If Baifinsoye.
Maryland. B. G. HAMS, President, can be
gratiSed by calling on or communicating Nth
the undersigned, ST. Inigoes' Posi- Ofice, 81.
nasy' county, Nd.
EDWARD 3 ABELL,
Local Agent.
eeff, Irsl-tSs
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WILKINS. BY. HtsI Ri,EtoS ICY
G. +. WILKINS g. CO.,
Commission Merchants,

Fer the sale of Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Erv,
Grain, Stock aud all kinds of Count. Pee
dure. ronsignmenu solicited. All orders
promptly attended to.
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For Sale.

II OCUSr POSTS for sale. Arplyse
IL y. 8 ABEL. ST. lrigoss Pes
Ofiss. St Mary's co, mtg. Nd.
Nay 0, 1s7S-tfe
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-02

MARYLAND EYE and EAR INsTI1
TUTE,
90 v. Charles Street, Baltimore. Nd.
GEORGE kEULING, " D., late Prof Of Bye
and Ear Surgery III the Washington
University. Surgeon In charge.
The large handsome residence Of the late
CHARLES C.RnolL has been fitted up with all
The Improvements adopted in the latest ScHoofs
~ EURoPE, fer the special treatment Of this
elass d diseases. Apply by letter 10
GEORGE RECLING, ". D.,
Surgeon In Charge.
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Land Wanted.

7 AN authorised By Observation-Disclosures y
1000 ACRES OF WOODLAND
pine or Oak in 81. Nary's county. vithin,wo
miles Of nsvigable water, for which . liberal
riies will be gisea. Cash. Address,
10. r. MORGAN, Atty,
Lsssasdssva, NJ.
Ca -, lsf3-Us
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PUMPS! PUMPS!!

pLArCRLEr6 CUCUMBER WOOD
ID Pumps for sale for any depth of~ell At
reduced prices. Every pump guaranteed and
fIed ready for the well. Calland examine or
address
J. T. BALLENGER,
MechanicsviIls,
q .nary sss., No.
Aag ., 1871 ~.
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&1O day At home. Agents wanted
70 - Outfit and terms free. TRUE 4 CO.,
Augusta, Maine.
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ADVERTISERS GAZETTE

A .hurnal Of Inform, astou for
Advertisers. . diiiou 5000 cop
les. Published weekly. Terms.
- per aMMuni, in aGv;snce.
FIVE SrECIMEN COPIES DIFFERENT
DATES TO ONE ADDRESS FOX Is CTS.
Once No 90 Park Row, York.
leo p ROwELL Il 60.
Editors & Publishers.
Nov Is, ls75-4w.
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WASHINGTON, D. C.

No. so7 La. Avenue, bet. 9th and 10Th s,s..
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reputat1un, based IN In tner1ns1c VIVA
and sustained By ifs remsrkable cure
So mild rs to be safe and beneficial .
children, ard vet 20 searching - =
eAcctually purge cut the great corfu
lions Of the blood, such as the scruf
ulous and yphilific contaminat!oe
impurities or diseases that have lurAe1
in the system for years soon yield -
this powerful antidote, and disappeae
Hence its wonderful cures. many q
which are publicly known, Of ScrOf0la
and all scrofulous diseases, CIcerm
Erupti0ns. and eruptive disorders q
the skin. Tumors, BlOtches, BofIa5
Pimples, Pustules, Sores, St.
Antll0ny's Fire, Rose or Ery>
Eipelas. letter. Salt Isheu1A
Scald Head, RlngwOrm. and
ternal UlceratiOns Of the Ute
Stomach, and Liver. il also cuJf
other complaints, to which il would mot
seem especially adapted, such as Drop
~. Dyspepsia, Fits, Neuralgia,
Heart Disease, Female Weak.
ness, Debility, and Leuc0rrlea,
when they are manifestations Of the
scrofulous poisons.
Il is an excellent restorer Of health
and strength in the Spring. BY renew
ing the appetite and vigor Of the diges-
tive organs, ii dissipates the depression
and listless languor Of the season.
Even where no disorder appears. people
feel better, and live longer, for cleansing
the blood. The system moves on with
renewed vigor and new lease Of life.
PREPARED By
Or. J. c. AVER L CO., Lowell, Mass,
PrsesSesl sssd AmslvfSesl CAessises.
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,TlIE.

OF Equity.
lay of Nc
sale made
vsli. Trustee.
nd confirm
fry be shown
lay OF Dec.
order be in
neon. once q
feks prior to
nber.
AID sold Coz
FORD.
Clelk.
FORD,
Clerk.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla|

Il widely k1l
n one a tlse -
eiIectua1 renp-
dee ever discuu-
cred kr clsull
ing tie sysee
ana pnfillih ~
'blcod. k -
Stood the test q
year. with c.
SANITY RuwiG
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-02

.NTED
States. to
will be paid
MIUMS
the Twenty
March LIST.
81 being the
h,hlon Paper
city.
citing hun
town and
making $50
re territory.
Philadelphia,
csgo. Sam
ents.
bake Money
able To
4 60 i.
roprIctors.
(dslphia. Pa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-14
Bot 1aD at,,S sSern-
s Il q II b.

- Ser Don ben gDtcaeoer Tltrlterh Int
Seem Dort 9ena6te 8pri6laB betreffs
Bertretung Der beut d. : amert>
f0ntl DEN Iurneret arf Der
@ eltauslt ellung in P1tla0eIpbin
nerbuuoes>Gorort in GDicdgo bebufs
Gr9retfnlg Der 3u iei1er AuSfii6rung erz
fOroerlt6en WfaBregeln elnpfoblen lporz
Den. Bur 8e8riinoung oieitS 8ors
f6lageS, Del6er allen Nnlbeine mad
our AnsfaDrung fomnlen miro, ma6t
lnat belonoers gelteno, vodB BON atuerl=
fanil0sr Seite bereit5 beabNDtigt iperoe,
Der @pmnaitif auf Der Ausiteaulg Die
tbr gebubreroe SteQe einSurdulnell,
gDnlualtilbe unb turnertI1e 2pparate
aus5ulteuen lno Darauf be3iigltbt SbrttS
ten 5n perbreiteu, Dobtngegen bon Detts
fiber Settle 81 @un1fen Der Gurlleret ne6
ni6ts Qtebnlt6eS sel6eben let. @elpiB
btete 1i6 feline before @elegenbeit, unter
Der grDBen Wtalie be5 a~merifanilben
8ubItfuns fir Gmfiibrune bes Snrns
unterrihts III ben 0ffenlli1eu Shulen
B%ropagauoa 81 MAIDEN, ais Die in Bbtz
IabelpDta gebotene. 0as 8elamnntgebtet
Der Surlerei ioue bort prattil1 Derail>
10ault1t neroen. MuT ben Nuslte[s
uros,rT,Ap So0u on, IN, nouf a -, ma ,,{te.
10 or,s sStattstsr T"rUn1a, "uaot
aST.iv uusS Ss;t,'n s;,insr "piuS aasstest
u.lu nt'et $3.50 - ny anptagst, pea
e1.9lulWsm SpeaWI Dp ,narSa, H.agtsgel
1measspss. St,,o go 'pest tS S So 1"tH.
nsssinF oeH sW0Dutb S,"u unh 'D Mst1 ~.
. N.Y. fnsn '" rn, anrt "uts ~V 3yuuJ %sr
Sst~ ,V tSnGh Sie hpr5hisnrnpm nf Ttssunn us1
Gs2t5t r"StiG Fnt,nifrIunn nor.,nSSt
VI lV,nn'" s. nas Wsaien nn, n $500 uSs,ss
~ nnu ~ o %sSern FIN a ~ n, ~ "09sm
o~s $3.50 800 A. nha"ioSts n Seor,ns -"
sngtslVSt Spt - ,ns Go3e, ~ p4nrp9s sn9.
t to,, ~. 80. 49, ,,r Ser thsitu'. ip" =
~" 9'''0Vs''''S e"9'"
gfa1 etltem eh9ttlpen Saaffe III
Tihne in SER nht monaten nom i Sa=
ruor his i contender bieles Snbres &c
amhf66uSIer beomnSiof @s
5ss,Ss, 5;h Soruntpr 6 ar Iehe1siSuoIis
$780, 60 - 1sr,rthpiIte r,,s IL ",SSrp
S WG g"'' inn Gian.Sn oIio % msrSsr
1iu3sr Ron 9seonnSgoteu linn nnr ,nsn;oe
Sis Surb nutsS 8sfraaen in Ser 9nit9it
Sis 9sano6iorna perSieut 6obpn. re
oiebt asrie Sarul,ter, bic burd5 i6r @es
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-14
9erri6aft lit europa. Wuntttor uro
@elo lit iebt i'm llcberfluB DorDanbe1.

Serrl6aft III europa. Munttion unb
GeIo lit iebt i'm 1eberfluB porbanben.
8enn Sic aber .Seit baben,. 10 be-
bauern Sic Sbren arnten Sorrelponoen1
ten, meI6er itDen Qtugenbli6 III @efabr
lit, bon ben Glrfen ais Spion mai1afrtrt
gu lperoen, unO tpel6er ii0 in n%nipe9ias
men @ebirgen, auf StraBen, no DaS
Shubnerf bn6ltd6lid IN SeBen gebt,
uuo ulter 80 8rao IT. in Sbatten bers
umiNleppen mus. Ue!6er ein StAf Sroo
oft nlr nit l0Uerer Aiiibe uilO pielen
@el6e e~rlanget fam, unO uelGer Sbuen
bod ELL berali6es Strip @ott!" Suz
ruft. - Sn Dfettupitl0 Iiegen HOO berz
3egoptniibe 9Beiber u1o &tnoer, iii Gtoo
oil 1000, III @raboDo [Wt0ntenegro] ge9en
500 uno III ben @ren3ortiWalten Des 9tus
8uianer 9esirfes oil 1900. SIN Sale els
net .JiieOerIage lit Ntles felt entl1lOiieM,
ME mebr na0 Der 9%er3e9oWlna 81 9ebeu,
uno ml0gen bic 8ess unO A9as, Ioiptr bic
W%roBnGuler in Stambul iib BEN Booeu
lelblt bebauen.
$. &enner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-14

8~rots1pr 9aDben bert6tet ii6sr
1eine @rfor 4 d II s@rpebtrion:
p5err Gardner bat bic boblte Spite Der
Sierra Ga Sui in Ut a + eritiegen ullo
oabur9 bic arbeit bes Wtaior Bolpeu nit
Der unlrlgen in 0%crbinoung gebra9t. Gr
ipirb oble 3neifel Die prtntdre Sriangus
latton bts gan3cn Siibmeitens nouenoen,
tpooHr1 mir III ben 9tallo selebt psroeu,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-14

leTDett, 1eEle YrSot9telt, OtDetle1 ulgeu
uno 0etperfammlungen auf Bo9en ulo
BDben uneHtgeitIt0 @obunng, unterz
bait unb &OienlIlg ill empfangen! ST.
mas 9eruttiges emp6rt Das einfa1ite
S1amgefiibl, unb tpenlt 6err Bee1er
BARN ni6ts &duflt9e5 uno Brpltttui=
renoe5 gu erbliden oermag, 70 lit er UNI
10 mebr gu %bebauern!"
Die iebise hnteriuduns seseu ben
Sc e 10 y orfer fanaI- Nina fabrt
sI iinlner n1e0r @lt9Guungen. Oie Ga=
nal9@o rlr1iAlare ulio NRitglieoer bes sea-
na!ratDS itno 9en6tbigt, susugeite6eH,
DaB tie nit Ber!eBung Der @eiebe Be-
i6lIlle fabten illo Gontrafte perqabeu,
Dbne lt1 AUD uur bic, WtiiDe gegebeu AL
BADEN, gu fragell, mas eigentli6 DER ges
gealtano, oer ibnen aur @nt]Geiouna
norlag, bebeute. Certificate Iber ribtia
Dolenoete Qrbeiten ipllrben ausaefertiat,
obne ooB Den 8eamte ~ieinals Den BlaB,
100 ote Nrbeit geinabt fpmroe, beiIdDt
bate; auf 0runo bon Bldnen uiio Spe-
cifttdttonen, bic gar ni9t eriitiren, tpurs
ben Arbelten nergebel, Die 9unoerttau>
1enoe fefteten. go tparo Das Bolt nm
Wftuionen beitDIlen.
Ga6 tati1tiihen Berthten bon
Walbtngtpn Daben foI9enbe Stoaten fols
genoe N13abI Don g drpetneu TIL QIls
fpr nm fpd1S SIP o,,nfnf ,v,A Aor1har
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-06-01
DAVID MANN'S ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
IN bers have been qualified as Executors on
the estate of David Mann, late of Monroe
county, deceased. BARNETT MANN.
NAL ,'75w3. WILLIAM G. MANN.
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
Tuesday, june L. 1875.
Eggs a Healthy Food.

An English paper earnestly recon-
menls an increased consumption of
eggs as an important article of daily
food. 1t asserts that this ingredient Of
diet is an unmistakable promoter Of lon
gevity, and that practical advocates Of
the system will live to be eighty or nine
ty years Old. 1t gives still higher in
oentive to liberal consumption of eggs,
For it advises their use for all those per-
sons who are deficient in brains, 40 the
phosphorus forming large constitu-
ent in the egg will strengthen and de-
velop the brain force. The same aur
thority gives excellent advice as to the
different ways in which this desirable
article of food may he made palatable.
Hard boiled eggs and brown bread and
butter make excellent sandwiches; eggs
spread on toast make an appetizing
dish, and poachetl eggs, or those drop
ped from the shell into hot water, form
delicate morsel for an invalid.
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e
EETo read the English language
well, to write with despatch a neat, ,legi-
ble hand, and be master of the first four
rules in arithmetic, so as to dispose OF
at once, with accuracy, every question
of figures which comes up in practice
/ call tha! good education. And if
you add the ability to write pure gram.
matical English, regard it as an excel
lent education. These are the TOOLS
You can do much with them but you
are helpless without them. These are
the foundation; and unless you begin
with these, all your fashy attainments, a
little geology, and all other ologies and
osophies, are ostentatious rubbish
Edcdrd Ererett.
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Value the friendship Of him who
stands by you In the storm; swarms o
ineects will surround you in the sun
shine.
One Of the saddest things about lu
man nature IS, that man may guide
others in the path of life without walk.
ing in it himself; that he may be pilot
and yet q cast-away.
The son. of clergyman was deliver.
ing College valedictory, when, in pull
ing out his handkerchief, he pulled out
q pack of cards. s.Hulloap' he ex
claimed, .I've got on my fathers coat
= e.Augustus, DEAR" said she, tenderly
pushing him from her as the moonlight
flooded the bay-window where they
: were standing, / think You had better
try come other hair dye; your nous
taehe tastes like turpentine."
Visitor: sWell, Mrs. Flanagan, what
did the doctor say about your poor hus-
hands deafness r. Mrs F: "Bedad,
Miss, the doctor says Tim will never
hear again; but (whispers) Please don'l
. speak loud; it might make him depress-
ed loike!"
A friend lately called upon the histo,
rian, Runke in Berlin, and observed
sWell, Professor, suppose you work
as hard as ever in your old age" Yes,
replied the veteran, tendelly; "my wife
is,dead now, you see, and ! have les:
annoyance and can accomplish more.
; "No, / stayed to home and had .
spell with the baby while my wife went
and the young one fetched the .hiret
/. piil and myself down fourteen times OF
"colic" and then we didn't get it righ
until Mrs Gudd came home from tn
spelling school"
A captain in the navy, on meeting
friend as he landed, hoasted that he hat
left lbs whole ships company the hap
riest fellows in the world. sHow so !?
asked lis friend. why, l have jus
ffoeged seventeen, and they ae happ,
it is Over; and al the rest are happ,
that they escaped.
Cowden Clarke tells story of a gen
tleman who lately, in making areturn 0
his income to the tax commissioners
wrote on the paper For the first thre
years my income has been somewha
under El50; in future it will he NOR
precaliohs. as the man is dead of whom
borrowed the money"
A prccocious hoy was asked whicI
was the greater evil of the two, hurtin;
! another's feelings or his finger. H
said the former Fright, my dear. child,
said the gratified questioner, sand wh
is it worse to hur. the feelingsi' "Bt
cause yen can tie rag around the fin
ger" explained the dear child
The other day~a man in Nlilwanke
found -four boys playing cards on th
hay-mow, and he was proceeding t
give them fits" when one of ther
spoke up and said I'VE warn't play
ing keeris Tom Lester's mother i
dead, and we were up here shown
him he pictures on the keerds SO h
would not feel lonesome.
The Chicago Tribune knows nothin
of the coniltinn of the Sopth. b
great bulk of cotton is now produce
by white labor in e?unties and region
of the South where there are few nj
grocs FIle negro mites and region
have deteriorated year after year unit
planters have become almost dishearter
cd. Black labor has diminished ont
half anil white labor has doublcl.-
Noble Regi.fer.
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! Senate Joint Resolution.

Proposing an amendment to the Coaststu-.
tion of the State of Ohio.
Resolced, By the General Assembly of tie
State Of OHIO, That an amendment to the Con-.
stitution of the State of Ohio be proposed in
the following words, to wit: Notwithstanding
the provisions of the second section of this
Article, the General Assembly shall have
power to provide by law, for the assessment
of Especial tax on dogs without regard to
value, and to provide fyr the confseation and
killing of such animals'upon failure or refu.
sal Of the owner, keeper or harborer thereof
| to pay sach special tax. If this amendmen
20 the Constitution of the State of Ohio shall
be adopted by a majority of the electors of
the State of Ohio, voting at the next election
holden for the election of Senators aud Rep.
ressntatives. shall become section seven of
the twelfth Article of the Constitution Of
| the State of Ohio. At such election the vo-
ters desiring to vote in favor Of said amend i.
ment. shall have written or printed on their
ballots the words, "For amendment taxiog
Dogs" those desiring to vote against the,
amendment the words, against amendment
taxing Dogs" z
GEO. L. CONVERSE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ALPH0NS0 HART,
President of the Senate.
Adopted March 80, 1s75--aprS,'75mS.
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Road Notice.


NOTICES is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the Commissioners of
Monroe county, Ohio, at their session to be
held on the seventh day of June next, for an
order to review and alter aths DIP. Noll
survey in Ohio township. in said county, to
begin In the county road at the southeast
corner OF Esq Muhleman's house lot in sec
ton twenty-four, in Ohio township, in SAID
county; thence ina straight course west to
strike the point at the beginning of said D.
T. Nolls survey, on the lands of Humr hrey
Lloyd; thence RAINING through the lands of
Nicholas Suter, George Braunlch, N. &. Hen
thorn, William Bare's leirs, John Bare and
Isaac Thompson, the nearest and best route
to intersect the said D. P. Noll surveyor the
lands of Jacob Sutsr, in said township.
maya, 'I5;d. MANY PETITIONERS.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
IN will he presented to the Commissioners
of Monroe county, Ohio, at their June session,
praying for the alteration of the county road
along the Ohio River. Said alteration to COM
mence at the Texas bridge in Ohio township;
through the lands of Franklin Potts. David
Lively, Jr, Samuel Conley. (now Samuel su-
ter,) Samuel Suter, (now levi Bauman,) to
intersect The present road at or near the
school house in Lee township, said old road
being washed away by high water.
mayA'75td. MANY PETITIONERS.
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

r RVI BARKER will take notice that Lucin.
IL da Barker, on the sth. day of May, 1875
filed in the court of common pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio, her petition against him
in which she asks for divorce by reason o
his wilfaa absence tor more than three year
last past said petition will be for hearing a
the next term of said court.
mayll,'75w6. LUCINDA BARKER.
j. J. HoLLIsTER Atty,
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will pay the highest market price for
Bacon. And to those in town wanting good
hams, shoulders or sidss, will supply, at the
lowest market rates. Call and examine nv
stock.
dec7Y. WILLIAM SCHRUFELR.
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o.Leary succeeds in His walk.

CHICAGO, May 11.-At l o'clock, 81
minutes and so seconds this morning
Daniel O'Leary finished his 500 mile
walk, making the distance in 2 hours
2S minutes and 10 seconds less than the
time allotted, which was 156 hours.
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Ic, Monday is the 'washing-day,"
As all good housewives know,
Memorable of dinners hashed
And clothes as white as snow.
And Tuesday is the "ironing-day,"
Mid cold or fog or heat,
And Wednesday is the ssewing day"
70 see the clothes are nea';
And Thursday is leisure day,
And Friday, brooms begin
To sweep away the household dirt,
Fore Sundays ushered in.
And Saturday is "baking. day."
Pies, puddings, cakes and bread,
And then, the weary week is done
And we-may so to bedl-GRAPHlc.
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Important From West Va.

4 NY person desiring to move to West Fir-
N ginia, on or near the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad or the Little Kanawha River, tnow
improved with locks and dams,) can, by send
ing name and post-otfice address to the under
signed, receive by the earliest mail, u pamphlet
descriptive of Parlersburg and the Little Ka-'
nawha Valley and adjacent country. advanta-
ges, prospects and resources.
CYRUS HALL,
Parkersburg Wood County, West Virginia.
apr6, i5m4.
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Stallion Time,

To save frequent inquiries the follow.
: ing table of trotting stations is appen.