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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13

SOCRATES A~p THE ArHEyIANs.-
The profound irritation which the cat
echeiica: method OF Socrates caused at
Athens IS generally taken as proof that
The men whose taiiIngs he laid bare de-
served IN every case the exposure TO
Inch his mcrCiless logic doomed them.
but there Is at least room for the sus-
p'cion that he was attempting to intro
ducc the rigidity OF system where il
would chill rather than foster life and
energy. When IN Tie Crusade which
was 10 cast down the idols of prete nded
knowledge he attacked the poets, and
showed their complete inability to ana
lvse their own compositions he was
speaking IN city and country where
poetry IN ITS lyric, epic, and tragic forms
had achieved its hi ighest triumphs and
had charmed the world with harmonies
OF thought aud sound never 10 this dav
surpassed. In the lays recited bv Ho-
mcric rhlp>odists eloouence the most
persuasive and the most impetuous had
flowed from the Ii ps of chiefs and he
roes. IN the great dramas which every
year entranced the Athenians in the
magnificent Dionysian festival they had
witnessed the most stirring conflicts of
oratory, in which ell the elements of
pathos or OF sarcasm, of the gentleness
~h,ch charms and of the fiercer passion
which terrltes or appals, had been used
with consummate skill, or, if we please
SO TO term It with faultless instinct.
In the dramatic dialogues, which brought
out the deepest emotions of the human
heart and went far down into the most
momentous questions Of morality and
law. they had not merely an intellect
ual combat such as they might witness
IN The parliament OF the Athena c.ti-
zens, but models OF oratory which thew
might study whether for the Ekklesia.
for the law courts, or for popular solem-
mites. II Is the purpose Of Socrates 10
prove that the claim TO knowledge with
out the reality was fatal to real growth
OF The mind; and be found some proof
OF this fac. in the inability OF the poets
10 explain the laws Under which their
composition has been brought into be-
ing. But We may note that when he
came 10 deal with the artisans he found
that their sin OF fault lay not in igno-
rance of :heir own special craft. for this
they really Knew well, but in their pre-
tended acquaintance with other matters
of " hioh they xere wholly ignorant
Edinburgh Review.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13

hand, termination had not taken place,
they were to understand that the Bhat
was dead also. and the vault was in
that case TO be Permanently bricked up.
and the Tulsi planted over the grave.
"After giving these directions, the
devotee tecited some Mantras and en-
tered the vault, bidding farewell to the
world, and declaring his belief that his
life would be miraculously preserved.
The vault was then rooted over will,
boards, and plastered thickly with mud.
About two hours after this event he was
removed from the vault BY the police
under my orders, and placed in the We.
randall, the house being locxed up.
"Affer ascertaining The 1IS.ye partic-
ulars, caused the honse to be opeued.
and then discovered that a gross al.
tempt at impostnre had been practised.
The grave was about three feet deep.
being hole dug in the floor cfthe inner
room of the house. The wall of the
room termed one side of the vault. The
root over tine latter was a clumsy struc-
ture, and had been partly demolished to
allow OF the removal oftkc detotee. As
usual in India, the only light admitted
to the room was through the door, and
the unsubstantial nature of the roof wes
not likely to attract the attention of the
villagers. But | satisfied myself that
the occupant OF the vault might, with
great ease, have demolished the cover
Ing %hic', was Supposed to shut him off
from the world. The vault itself was
somewhat dark. entered it in order
TO ascertain how much space had been
allotted TO the occupant. found there
IN the rosary of the deceased. and the
chaplet of flowers which he had worn
before his self-immola,ion. There was
sufficient room for me to sit in toaraBlc
comfort. On one side cf the vault
felt small wooden plank apparently
let INTO the wall, and on obtaining a
light | found that 4 trap door about a
foot square had been ingenio1sly con-
trived to communicate with the other
room OF the house. The trap door was
SO hung as to open inward toward the
vault. at the pleasure of the inmate. On
gong into the outer room, into which
communication had thus been opened, /
found that a row of the large earthern
jars which Horace would have called
amphorR, and which are used in India
to store grain, had been arranged against
the wall. The tap door INTO the vault
was ctfectually concealed BY them, and
the supply of air, food and water to the
lIlpostdr within thus cleverly provided
tor. The arrangement was neatly con-
trlved, and was not likely to have at
tracted suspicion. Had the Bhat been a
strong "ae. end 'WnnIl hsslth. be
might. without any dakge TO life, and
with only minimum of discomfort.
have emerged triumphantly after his six
weeks samadh, and have earned wide
reputation. But the ezc;temen, and
tasting were too much for him. ."-Loa-
don .7fkenGum.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13

II you suffer from Si,A or ncrvou, h,,S,r,,
morning. sickness or Neuralgia 20 20. vour drug,
Sis' and get ten cent trial PACK of pr lIci>,v' .
Victor Headache Powders or J u. Uxrst,, /
To-, Salem \. J.. viii mail thor, ro>t-,aid
single powder actually cures the mos, s;rysSinc
CASES IN ten minutes. " i purcl, vegetable. en-
hrcly harmless. a ph,S'rans di>cp,rt,. AND " ,
guarantee It to DO all wc claim. You ,,r ",
the 80 cent packs or the 10 cent trial size a, W,
J EdciSn Co, Lconar!;own. Nd, and ,t All
nr,t-ciaSs Druggists every where. Convince ,our-
sew Jan -. lSs.-,t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13

e. The young couple g!ided dcitly
through the glddy dance. Their crqn-
terano:, bcamed with the light of lov c
and pleasure. She seemed 10 move in
a deliTioU> ecstasy when. crash the y
came into collision with an elderly pair
who seemed 70 have taken lessons In
dancing late in life. The xoung maid
fell; :enderiy her partner assisted her
10 rise, and poured stream of condo
lence and apology into her car. oh,
it doesn't matter much, shc said, "as
| had my new eardinal-strip-d stockings
on"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13

c. 4 friend Of Gen. Robert foonb~.
of Georgia. tells the following story 10
illustrate his power of repartce: The
other day some persons were talking in
Tccmb>'s presence about John Brown
being a Christian. and that he wo-ld
lead large column to Heaven in the
great 6ay of accounts. Toombs said
drvlv, Yes. but when the head of the
column reaches the good place the Com
manGer o! Heaven will give the order,
Head Q. The column TO the left.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13
FOR III. HhSATE.

N''sTS. Eiii"rs .--l0u are authorized 10 an
h"nnrr THOMAS II. BOND. E>Pr ufPa'uHc NJ
d-iT'ct as candidate tor seat in The next sen
~" of Mary land. Mi Bond j. a true and tried
democrat. has proven himself a capable, and
faithful representative" OF or People and las
stronger elem n's ui availability il i, believed
III the present STATE OF our politics than .u, gen
J. .'Ia who III, Yet been named tor tllis posi-
h'n. He will Ice warmly supported t., demo-
Gratis and conservatives OF the
Jun" !. 1871. sixth pi.frir,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13
FOR TUE' .SE.N.iTE

M.srs El,;ors .-plra,,. anponncc in ,Lcrcx
issue of Your paper. that II Mr.. &C.. COMBS
VIII consent {" hr a candidate ter \ seat i'm ih-
next senate oi Mar, land lie " III r,,riv, The cor
"I'l support 81 ~" planting and business inter-
'NtS "t the county, aud will h.. ,crv n.,,ui,ll,
to N"i'iS. generally, particularly to those OF the
AriiI 20, 1871. Seventh District
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13
For TIE LEGISLATTEE.

N''r'. ffH'Sy You will please announce
IN Your PAPER the name OF 'NS ! EtIiCpTT
"i - lul-.n> district rs a suitable candidate.
Tor the rcNt llu">" ot DELEGATES Ills lii, long
services IN the cause o; Democracy aud his hus-
ness qualifications particularly TT him tor tii, p,-
elton and he Will DC warml, supported hy
sept =, ls''. thap'ico District.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13

Is Suppose VIC pass law, SAID So
we're father TO h. dausher.. tina, no
girl eighteen years old who can't cook
j good meal >haIl crt married till shc
learn how - DO Il; Why. then,
We d all get married a; seventeen, re-
spor,eI tho gir'> III sweet chorus.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13

e. / trs TO preach The milk Of the
word. replied a clergyman to par
i>hiorer n ho demonstrated that hi ser
mons were too long. Yes, remarked
the other. 'h", around her. shat We
want j. condensed milk
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

Ke'srs Eliior, Pleas, announce GILES =
DN EE. Esp a. u suitable candidate for th,. L.
'-laturc, aud SAY that he Will be- warmly .lIl..
ported by the farmers and ~pfhingm,m q ;.
Mary'> county,
Aug -. 1871. Second pi>,ri.,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13

Gz-Gail Ham,l'on saws this "yolunta-
~ rc-Ignation hy Office holders I'll over
the country j. very mach like that "f
the old farmers wife. Was she vii
ling 10 die :" inquired the ,.mpathrxins
rci-Ehor. Willing responded the
bluii I'D widowcr she was ohlccccd
tc -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13
Notice to Debtors.

oFRSoNS indebted 80 me on Hotel areoun
are requested 20 settle the same v,,hcu
further delay. ANY longer failure to do ~ N il
compel me TO place their ac,oupt> in The N.v o
legal collection. Ny son. Herbert T. Moore, i
authorized 10 rrccipi for me
MARY J. MOORE.
Lc~naGIIcN .. NJ
Jan IS, lsl7-I
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13
FOR TIE SENATE.
sixth District.

TSsr' ''"T' Having been suggested as a
cnniidatcNV III" senate itk, this occasion to
thank NY iiIrnd from the seventh district for
the nattcrng announcement and 10 state that |
vii hc II candIlatr IL endorsed hy the democrat
ic party AT their primary elections
ROBERT &. COMES
AUG lf ls1T-iT
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13
FOR CLEEk OF THE CIRCUIT COURT

hssrs. Eiirrs -l'Icnsr nnnpunc, Dr !
- TToN ~ The Republican, candidate for Clrrk
at Ill" Circuit Court for - MARY : county At IN.
election III ls.p aud say that ne vii receive the
warm support "i his party rni friends in
April so, lS.tn. Chapticn District
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13
FOR SHERIFF

With many thanks t" my numerous friend:
for their liberal support, again announce nv.
self as candidate for the Shcrllaltv in lS.,
aud ASK the support "t III! friends and fellow
CIliECnS.
ZACHARIAH MATTlNGi.Y.
Nov. IL. lS15n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13
FOR TIE SENATE

.Nssrs. Eli0rs Please Announce r.S <
ALLSTAN, Esq, as candidate for a sea, in
the next Senate Of Mary and aud ,av that h,
will be warmly supported by the people OF the
county generally.
Apiii 70 l8'G-n The People
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13
fOR REGISTER or Wills

A,ssr, Editrrs :--rlcasr announce JOHN II
ABElL, Esq, ~ a Candiiui, Tor the position o,
Register nt Wills tot NJ Mar, scour,,y g, H.,
election IN ls'? AMI SAY that he will hv wirrll,
supported h. the people OF the county. generally
Sept u, 1896 The People
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13
FOR SHERIFF.

Mssrs Ei''--s Please announce in vour
paper M. FRANZ FORD. Of the Factor, dis
trict, candidate for Sheriff and state that he
will receive the hearty and general support q
shr pecp'e ot IT,.
AptIl 20, is.G.-n Factor, District.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13
FOR SHERIFF.

NSsns t1"rrf.--FleaSe announce J. FRANZ
SMITH, Of -. lnigocs district ~ = caraifatr
'rr IN" >herifaliy in is.. and ask for hiu, the
support ct his friends and the people gcu,rall,
chapticu.
Arrll -. lSvs u
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13
FOR THE SENATE

Messrs khitors--l ou " i'll pic,scannouncc JAS.
". WILSON, Esqr., as candidate Tor the SEN
ale IN 1877, aud say that he will be warmly
supported by ,he people generally
bct III 1873
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13

J: Is very high mind TO which
gratitude is not a painful sensation. II
you wish TO please, YOU will find i,
wiser to receive, solicit even. favors.
than accord them. for the van;,t of the
obhgatcr is alwats fatiered that Of the
obllgee rarely.-BKister Lyston.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13

Dioscnes being once asked tie bite
Of hiCh beast was the worst, answered
-" II you mean OF Wild beasts, 'is the
slaadc.er; If tame. the Caterer"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13

Let pleasure be ever 50 innocent. the
excess Is always criminal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13
A Certain Cure for Headache.

April -. lSSs
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-07-26
T,.e Flrss Client.

H A LEGAL pITTy TO nE SUNG WITHOUT CHORUS TO THE .zue AIR or @THE KING otD CouRxTER. 1 BX XRRWIN RUSSELL. a' John sInith. young attorney just admitted to the Was solemn and sagacious as-as young attorneys And own of deep abstraction held the sezin of his The resnt of contemplation of the rule in sheleys Court,
 When some good men and true of the body of the ss county did on theirsoath report, That heretofore to wit upon the second day of May D. Ie77 about the hour of noon, in the county and
 cate aforesaid, one Joseph Scroggs, late of said county. did then and there feloniously take, One bay horse of the value of fifty dollars more or The then and there being of the property goods
 and chattes of one Hexekiah Hess); And provided; and against the peace and dignity of 7 tue state wherein the venue had been laid. The prisoner. Joseph Scroggs. was then arraigned aaen this charge. - And p,a !Ey not ssiisifl si l.rss .ns 4 ''- s-- ~ Ana sssI Joseph being poor, the eonfsia sfznious- Mr. smith to defend him-much on the same princi- pie that obtains in every charity hospital, where
 ayoung medical student is often set to rectify
 aaseri0us injury to an organ ora joint. The witnesses seemed prejudiced against poor MT. And the district attorney made thrilling speech in A5 which he told the jury that they didn't fnd
 for the state he reckoned he'd have to "walk their
 logs;"
 Then Mf. Smith arose and made his speech for the
 defense.
 Wherein he quoted shakspere, Blackstone, Chitty.
 Archbold, Joi iquin Miller, Story, Kent, Tupper, @ Smedes and Marshall, and many other writers, . and everybody said they ''never heersd sich 8
 bust of eloqnence." ts And he said'on this hypothesis my my ceEt must go lj free; And: ssAgain. on thss hypothesis, it's morally im- 4 possible that he could be guilty. don't you see?'' And: Then on his hypothesis, you really can't con-
 vict;'-
 nd on with orty-six more hypotheses upon none
 ef iTEhishs Mr. slaith, ably demonstrated, could And the jury stirring from the box wherein they < sat,
 Returned verdict of "guilty;" and his honor
 straight~ay sentenced Scroggs to a three years
 term in the penitentiary, aud heavy fine top
 0f that; afs sfs.
 And the prisoner in wild delight got up and danced
 and sung;
 Aand when they asked him the reason of this strange
 behavior, he said; ''It's because he got of so
 easy-if there had been a few mora of them dArned hgpohesises, should certainly have been
 hung!n
 "Brie-a-Br Brae;', "Midsumner Holiday scriDner."
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-07-26

The London Mayfair has story about the manager of an aquarium. His wife induced him to go to church, where he fell asleep. The minister was reading the first lesson of the day which happened to be the frft chapter of the Book of Eze- kiel. As he proceeded in the description of the wonderful beast which the prophet saw in the land of thu Chaldeans, by the river Chebar, the Aquarium manager nov. ed uneasily in his seat. 'sEvery one had four faces, and every one had four wings" The aquarium manager rubbed his eyes. and the preacher went ons ';'And they had the hands of man under their wings on their four sides, and they four had their faces and their wings" The aquarium manager was now wide awake. ''As for the likeness of their faces, they four had the face of a man and the face of a lion on the right side, and they four had the face of an OK on the left side They four also had the face of an eagle" Tho aquarium manager was now standing up, his wife vsinly pulling at his. coat tails. Name your own price. he cried; ''T will take the thing. 1.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-07-26
CastOria.

Mothers may have rest and their babies may have health, if they will use Dr. Pitchers Cast0ria for Wind Colic. Worms. Fevesishness, Sour Mouth, Group, Stomach Complaints. It is entirely yege- table preparation and contains neither mineral nor phene, nor alcohol It is pleasant take ss honey, neither gags nor ripes, and is superior to any dy in existence. aEN1sa* sea# az..r.--t Dr. E. Dimoch, of Dupont. Ohio says:e ..s.s..7.. "I am u>ing cAsToRIA in my practice with the most si gnal benefits and happ, results and ind 1t per feet substitute for Castor Oil. :" s't4 ~4ss sh This is what every one says. Many nurses in New York use the CAsronIA. It is prepared by Messrs T. B. Rosy O., successors to Samuel Pitcher, M D.
 a l7.Sm
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-07-26

 Gen. aBeauregard in long letter to Tae NeW. OrteGsss Times pins his faith to Cap. tain Eads'a jettiesat the South PaBa of Che Mississippi. He does not share the .ap- prehensiOns entertained by many persons that the jetties will not stand the destruc- tive effects of the teredo. which is terri ble enemy to a wood structures in the waters of the Gulf He says that the mat tresses of which the jetties are made are ballasted with thick layer of broken stones, which, checking the current, cssns- es the sediment to deposit in all the inter. stices, not only of the mattresses them. yes, but of the stone covering, thus pre-. venting the teredo from reaching the mat tresses and borrowing into tue Willows of
 which they are made. The teredo cannot
 live in wood that is covered with sand or mud. t requires free access of salt water to thrive, and the. harder the wood the easier it burrows into it; fbrous, sponey
 wood, like the palmetto is never attacked
 by It. sdl da Ha bsoI i bns .ss...
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-07-26
I4s AY WAAANhAs Norwalk, June 8, 1877. s

Mir Gladstone has just had narrow es- cape from death. While walking near the House of Commons, hanson, driven at reckless speed, nearly went over him. Just as the cab-horse was upon him, Mr. Gladstone, attracted by the shouts of the bystanders gave sudden jerk forward, and so saved himself Two or three Mem bers of Parliament who witnessed the narrow escape, remonstrated with the. cabman for hls indiscretion, and police constable took the delinquent's number. About three years ago Lord Beaconsfield was nearly knocked down by 8 cab. ; It may provoke smile that Lord Beacons
 field jerked himself backwards, while Mr. Gladstone isrked himself forward, but such were the facts. 4 4,,3s. .-es.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-07-26

Ii io aasa,alsa Y pA s zirasr oi siauoms sf8sal
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-07-26
IL sss4'msH 3t 5s9 F. E5tA -s5l5ss sz sslaf a5 ns 4s ss s@aaw@0tss.ss stsztar
 Centaur L,INIMENT

One thing is now thoroughly sstabli shed. Never since man suffered and human agencies alleviated pain, has there been any thing which went far pain snnihilator and curative agent the Centsur Liniments These Liniments have within the past year cured more cases of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, stif- -joints, Caked Breasts, Swellings, Poisonous Bites, Burns, Lame Animals etc., etc., than all other remedies combined. As the name of Ceataur implies ,ai man, the Centaur IAniments for man and beast. But not the same Liniment. The White Liniment is for and the Yellow for horses and animals. Herein this Linin.ent differs om all other remedes although of the ingredients gre alike in each They contain the well-know Witch Ha- gel, Aruics, Carbolic. Rock oil, Mentha and other powerful ingredients. srt
 wm. H. Hickox, Rector of St. Johns E. Church, Wakefield Clay to., Kansas, wrtes: "Many years have been suffering from Weak Back, caused from a spl ain more than 40 years ago. have not found any thing to relieve until commenced the use of Centxur Lnimeht. feel it my Christian dutyto in- form you that by its wonderful effects am entirely relieved of pain. January sad. ls7e."7ii5o .-ta-e
 Messrs J. Mcclure Co.,. Druggists, Cincinnati, O.. say: .s..,--
 'Teamsters pronounce ths Yellow Centsur Llniment superio to any thing they have ever used; We sen fly incrsasing." ca '- -'
 These are only samples of thousands upon thous. ands of similar testimonials reaching us every month All the Extracts, Embrocatons, Salves and ointmenta in existence are not doing one-tenth the good which is done by these admirable Centaur Liniments. For Frost bites. Stngs. Cuts Ich Salt Rheum etc., there is nothing ike the Centaur Lnment, White Wrapper. For Spayin, Ringbo Sweeney, Wind Calls, Toll. evil, Scratches, etc., on horses, the Yellow Centaur Eminent is equally good. They certain in their effects they pleasant to use they handy and they cheap. No family should be without Cen. taur Iniments. They are worth one hundred times their cost. ~A '4't*iS41t''
 J. B. ROSE & CO, 46 DrY ST. NEW YORK. |.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-07-26
PATIENTS.
 R. H. EDDY,


 No. 70 STATE ST.. opposite Kilby, BOSTON, Secures Patents in the United States also in Great Britain, France, and other foreign countries Copies Of the claims of any Patent furnished by reirting one dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington No Agency m he Unied States possesses superior aeiss Jor 06tdtnfng Pdtents Gsctytainiaq the patabils @ 'aUentioas. R. H. EDDY. Solicitor of Patents.
 TESTIMONIALS. "F regard Mir. Eddy one of the most capable and s1cces@W practitioners with whom have had official intercourse. ' ! CHAS. MASON, Commissioner of Patents.n
 Inventors cannot employ person more trustwor. thy or more capable of securing for them an early and favorable consideration at the Patent Office. ] EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner of Patents. ? 1 BOSTON, October ls 1870. R: H. EDDY, Esq-Dear Dir: you procured for me, in lS4O my first patent. Since then you have acted Ter and advised me in hundreds of and procur. ed many patents, reissues and extensions have oc- casionaliy employed the best agencies in New York Philadelphia and Washington but still give you d. most tie whole of my business in yonrlin and ad- wise others to employ you.
 Yours truly. GEORGE DRAPER. ! BOSTON, January l, 1877. ti Ably J 2 -s f ;
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III observation-disclosures JAMES LEJUEz's
OF FEDEREco Icons Bo under ID.
efter deres egen Begjaring er taget
under SkiftebehandIing som fallit.
Allie og Enhver, som have Noge
at fordre paa bemeldte BIO, indkaldes
herved med 3 Maaneders Earsel til
for undertegnede Skifteret at anmel-
de og bevisliggj0rc deres Krav.
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.tober 1877.
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