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Evening star., 1877-11-22

PERsoNAL.-Major c. G.. Snifien, who was
for some years secretary TO President Grant,
is ordered TO San Francisco on the 1st of
December, 10 report; and then he will be
ordered TO his permanent station, probably
either San Francisco or some post in Ari-
Zona. .''' Col. Lewis Weiizel, collector of
internal revenue for the 1st Ohio district is
Ia The city. 80 Judge Jere. Black was in
the Senate to-day.
Evening star., 1877-11-22

THE PARIS EXPOSITION BILL.-The SEN
ate committee on appropriations agreed to
day to report to the Senate the Paris exposi-
ton appropriation bill with amendments
The principal amendments are increasing
The total item of the appropriation to sIT5,-
Goo; enlarging the salaries of the assistant
commissioners from $1,000 to 81 200 each:
limiting the expense of the clerical force to
$4,000; striking out the clause providing for
a government exhibit, and providing for an
assistant commissioner general TO act in case
of death or sickness In place of the com mis-.
siOner general,
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FOR TIE SENATE.

hessrs. Editors :-Nou are authorized 10 ar
nonnce THOMAS II. BOND. Esqr. of patuxen,
district - candi;;ste for a seat in the hex, sen
ale OF Maryl Nr Bond isfa true and tried
democrat. haas proven himself q capable and
faithful representative Of our people and has
stronger elements OF availability. il j. believed
in III. present 9 ate OF Cur politics than an, gen
tieman vito has Yet 5s-n pamej for tbs posi-
ton. lie will Ice warmly supported ~ demo
CratS anu conservatives OF the
June :. 1877. Sixth District.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

OrPhans' Co~: Of 81. hsry's COunty, Set:
June is, 1877.
hRDERED By THE COURT, That joseph
" s. Alls'an, Executor Of Thos. H. Springer.
late of St. MaJys cocniy, Maryland, deceased.
give the notice required hy law to the deceased S
creditors to exhibit their claims and that the
same be published once week for six Successive
weeks in the ST. Mary's Beacon.
Test: JAMES T. NJ RALEy.
Register of Wills for ST. Mary 5 county.
NOTICE
In pursuance ofthe above order 7 Hereby give
notice that have obtained from the Orphans
Court of st. Mary's county. Maryland. letters
testamentary on the personal estate Of Thomas
II. Springer, late ofs.,id county. deceased All
persons having claims against the said decreased
are hereby notified to exhibit the same. iih the
proper vouchers attached thereto to the subscri-
Der, or before the AIS; dsy Of December. 1877.
they will otherwise Ivy law I've excluded from the
benefits of the said estate All persons indebted
to the deceased are requested to make immediate
pay meni 10 the subscriber
JOSEPH s. ALLSTAN.
Executor
June 2ls lS1..-Gw.
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FOR THE SENATE.

Hssrs. Editors PLEASE announce in the next
issue of your paper. tha' If Mr.. X. &. COMBS
will consent to he a candidate tor seat in the
next Senate of Maryland he will receive the cor
dial support Of the planning aud business inter
es's Of the county. and will bc very a cep,able
TO vote,s, generally. particular, 10 III Sc Of the
April 20, 1871. Seventh District
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FOR THE SENATE.

NssrS Eiifors PLEASE announce jog. y
ALL STAN. Fsg.. rs a C.ln,iiia'e for sea, ia
the next Senate OF MARYLAND and >.y tina: ne
will be warmly supported by the people OF IRE
county generally.
April "a, ls.6-n The People.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12
FOR SHERIFF.

With many thanks TO nv numerous friends
for their liberal support, again announce my
salf as a candidate for the Sheriffalty in l>17.
and ssh the support OF my friends and fellow
citizens.
ZACHAR1AH MATTINGLY.
Nov. II. ls.5n
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Wanted So YEas ID 81. Nays :cr..y
4 Ii parties having Farms, Water Front Es
n tA,es, Mills, &c, will find il 20 their inter
81 70 communicate with the undersigned bsfor,
placing theiT property IN other hA-6s e.. sac
Address ciA5. gAa1iET. u. -.aa:as:s.
sa.te- CO, IA.
June :, i-1r-1n.
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ron SHERIFF.

R.s-, Eii'or,.-PleAss announce J FRANZ
SMITH of - lni-ocs district - a ~,r4idan
:or the Sheriaal'y in 1877 and ask for him TN,
support OF bis friends and the people generally
Ct@P,ico.
Aptil - fs-en
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FOR CLERK or THF CIRCUIT COURT.

!Gss-s Fl,'ors-Pleass announce Dr. l..
SUTTON a. The Republican candidate for Clerk
of the Circuit Court for s.. Mary county AT the
election in 1879 and say that he will receive III,
warm supror, of his party and friends in
April 20, ls.cn. thaptico District.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12
FOR REGISTER or WIS

Hessrs. Editors Please announce JOHN B
ABELL, Esq. ~ "A candidate for the position OF
Register O; Wills tor 81. Mary county at the
election in 1879 and saw that he will lie warmly
supported hy the people OF the county. generally.
Sept 81, 1879 The People
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FOR SHERIFF.

hcss-,. Eii'ors :-Pieass announce In your
raper WM FRANK FORD. Q; the Fac;ory dis
lric' AZ a candidate ic- Sheriff AND state that b.
all receive the heart! and genera. supper; OF
the people of the
Apr! 20, is.6.-n FACTORY District.
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nFRScSS inieb-ed 70 roe on Hotel socouss
are requested 30 settle ,ae same wiihe.
furthes DELAY. ANY iOns-r failure 20 dc 20 vii
compel me 20 place their accounts in the way e
ie.ai collection. Wv son, Herbert =. Socse, 10
sathori:sd 20 rsce;r. for NE.
MARY J. MOORE.
I.susti,o- .. ~
JSc IA lsrT-;t
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FOR TIE SENATE.

NeSSrS Eii ior> y gu Ill Please 4nnonnccJ .tS
II. WILSON. ESar., rs candidate tor the Scu
ate in 1877, and 81! that he will bc w.riul,
supported by the people g-nsElli..
Oct 3i lsI5
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ehecfually control them. The testimony Of our
best citizens Of all classes. establishes the fact
TIN: cIfcRRv PtcroRAL viii and dies relieve
and cure the affecting disorders Of the Throas
and Lungs beyond any other medicine. The
most dangerous affections Of the Pulmonary
Organs yield to its power; and cases OF Con.
sumption, cured BY this preparation, are pub
liely known, so remarkable rs hlriis TO be
believed, were they not proven cs,c,ld dispute.
As a remedy IL is sieg"ets. on which the ru.-
lie may rely for full protection. Ey curing
Coughs. the frrcninnerS Of mors serious dis
ease, IL Saves unnumbered lives, and sn amount
Of suffering not tn be computed. IL challenges
Trial. ard convinces the r,oss >cep,ical Every
family should keep il on hand rs protection
against the early aud unprotected attack OF
Pulmonary Affections, which are easily met al
hrst, bu; which bscome ncurable. ard tho offer
fatal, If neglected. Tender lungs need this de-
fence; and il is unw,se 10 be without il. AZ
q safeguard 20 children, amid the distressing
diseases which bcsct the Throat and Chest q!
childhood, CHERRY PECroRaL is invaluable:
for, by lis timely use. mutitudcs are rescued
from premature rrrves, md saved ~ the lows
and affection centred or tlis:n. Il sc:s speedily
and surely against Ordinary colds, securing
sound and misunderstanding sleep. Nc cns vii!
suffer troublesome Influenza and painful
Bronchitis, when they know how e-st', they
can be cured.
Originally the product OF long. labotious. ard
'EccessfiIl chemical investigation, na cnSt ~
Oil is spared in making every bottle in tile
UTMOST possible perfection. ]; may hc conf
IDENTIFY relied upon rs possessing ali the virtues
it Ia. ever exhibited. and capable Of producing
cures rs memorable as the greatest it has ever
effected.
PREPARED
Or. ]. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass. :,
Practical and Analytical Chcmists.
SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS EvYRYwHrRE
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ee.-B hrDen.

|ss.-T tie Dem.
ogHfs.--lt being
Eiion exist among
Nary s, N well in
nominations for
r both, ~ to the
should organize.
|id be determined
l. representatives
I'll the democrai-
~ districts of the
HER us,ial PLACES
fsh Of July, In.
view ofenabling
represent each OF
lin County Con-
,Gonardtown ~
|. the rh Of IA.
meeting willap-
I and Clerks, The
lot aud the polls
block, p. m. In
b 10 be, that the
no nominations
Their or no, nom
Dsitions or both
manner the par
Jurisdiction Of the
1ih of August
cration and de-
n.
MoaeAs,
IL,
nr,ittee for
irys county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12
Trustees Safe
OF
REAL ESTATE.

by virtue of decree of the Circuit
b Court for st. Mary's County. in
Equity, passed In q cause in which
Benjamia Pembroke aud Trueman.
Belt 4 Sons are complainants and Cath.
arine 0. Rales and Philip Raley are de.
PENDANTS, and bearing date of the 10Th
day of June. 1877, the undersigned, as
Trustees. will sell at public auction, at
Che Court House door in Leonardtown.
on
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Ayers
Cherry PICTORIAL,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
saah - Coughs. Coldas whocpinG-
end Consuidrtton.

Amorr tie great
discoveries Of mod
ern science. few are
Of more real vs!ce
70 mankind than this
enec,rAl remedy f"r
al diseases OF the
Throat aud Lnug-.
A vast r.sl Of lie
virtues, throughout
this aud other eoaa-
tries. has shown that
IL dos surely and
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TO Farmers & Planters.
HENRY pCIALL 4 cos PATCXENT
BRAND or FERTILIZERS. OFFICE
No. 0s sol Til ST,
BALTIMORE


Our Super Phosphatcs are prepared for all
crops. according 20 the analysis of the plan;
tir which its Intended. from the bc., Fertiliz-
ing materials obtainablc Peculiarly rich in
Ammonia. Soluble Phosphate and Potash Salts.
aud in fine DR., mechanical condition. they c.in-
not lie excelcd in efficacy. immediate and pernnt-
ncut
Wherever tried we receive the most fattering
accounts of results and Increased orders.
\ Iull supply Of both the Tobacco Plant for
the Tobacco crop and our Ammoriated Super
Phosphate fer the Corn " heat and other crops
Will d" manufactured and kept on hand the Az
preaching season the quality, price and terms
viii he the same IS formerly. and the high STAN
dArd we have established shall lie maintained
HENRY rCNALL * co.
Sole Proprietors Of the Paruxent Brand of Am
moEiaicd SUPER Phosphate Of Lime and Spe-
cial Tobacco Plant.
For sale nv
WM. 4. LokER, Leonaritown.
l.. q. SMITH. -. lnigocs
IF. {. HERBERT, St Clements Bav.
NOTICE TO FARMERS. PLANTERS AND
OTHERS.
Mr.. Il. G. n:r- ige i, no longer emrlovcd ty
US for the sale of Patu,ent Brand of Fer,iliz-
ers. AiiCrters tor and business in regard to
our Fertilizers mus; lie made direc; with us or
through our local agents in the counties ANY
Fertilizers sold under the brand Of Pa.uken;
without our name attached will no, te the orig
ina and genuine Pa,uxent Fertilizers and We
will not he responsible for ihei r.ul,s
HENRY DUVALL 4 CO.
SolcP ropric;ors Of the PsiuXent Brand of Fer.
tilizcrS. No. IS South ST., Baltimore.
Nay "a, ls57--T.
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GRAND TOURNAMENT,
NEAR
ST. INlCoES' CHURCH.
in ST. INIGoEs' DISTRICT,
Wednesday, August Sth, 1917.

IT Is contemplated 10 Rave q GRAND TOCR-
NAMENT, rear 81. Iuigoes Church, ST. Ini-
goet district, on WEDNESDAY, the ssh Of An.
gust nsxt, the proceeds arising from which to be
devoted to much needed repairs ON the church
in that section. knights intending to contest
can obtain information Of conditions, ETC., by
applying to Messrs. L. o. Smith, J. Frank smith
and VIM. r. Clarke, COMMITTEES, having this fea-
tuse ct the entertainment in charge. The post
Office address Of the Committee IS 81. Iuigoes'
Md. James II. Wilson, Esqr., viii he the Ora
tor Of the Day. The tilt will be rounded of with
u DANCE and no endeavor will be spared 10
make the affair a complete snccs,s The public
are respectfully invited
June "a, lsTT-td
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arm also Sole Agent in the U. 3. for the "a
nous
KiIDSTOXE Onion SEED

| arm also Sole Agent in the Z. 9. for the ia
mOu.
MAIDSTONE ONION SEED.
from Maidstone Kent Co. England, producing
the most prolific and finest favored Onions
known, anu Welding on suitable soils from 500
to eoo bushels per acrss sown in drills Mr.
Henry Colsin, Large market gardener ut Syra-
cuse. y. Y. writes. ''Yonr English Onion Seed
surprised me by lie large yield, ana the delicious
favor Of the fruit. could have sold any guam
tiiy in this marke; Al good prices. Nv wife says
she will have other onions COR the table in flu
ture. Send me as much as 700 can for the en-
closed - CO.,
One package of seed sent on rcceip. Of so cents
and one three cent postage stamp; three packages
10 one address 81 90 and two three eeni stamps
Twelve packages sent on recciptof 81 90.
My sapPly is hMsted. Parties desiring to So
either Of the above rare seeds should not de-
lar their orders. An sced rurraated fresh ono
70 SrrmIEgf.. Cssh must accompany all orders.
For ,;;hc- ef the above seeds, address
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Sc Fulton Street. Ny.
Feb. -. IS-T-6m.
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In the Circuit Court for s. Marv's
county, sitting as Court Of Equity.
No. 451 y. f..
hRDERED this 2nd dnv Of July.
" 1877, that the Auditors Report.
filed in this cause. be ratified and con
frmed. unless cause to the contrary H..
shown on or before the 9Th Monday Of
July. le1T. provided cory of this or.
der be published in the ST. Marv'>
BEACON, once week for three success
sivc weeks prior Co the said 5th Monday
Of July.
J. FRANK FORD.
Clerk.
True copy. Test =
j. FRANK FORD.
Clerk.
July :. ls77-Sw.
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I'M POR IA Mt
TO,
ard en- ers
AND
!
%
Emperor William Cabbage.

The best. 'a-geaf. hardest and most prcGtaJl.
variety of ai,'er Cdibcge known in Europe and
imported 10 this country exclusively by the I'M
dersignci. where. with the most ordinary cult
walton. il fiouriShes astonishingly, attaining an
'n"r,no"s size. and selling in the market at prices
most gratifying to the producer. In transplant
IN" great "arc should be used to give sufficient
space fu- growth. Solid heads TIE size of the
mouth offs flour barrel is the average run OF this
choice variety. One package Of the seed sen;
post paid on receipt of 50 cents. and one &c,
postage stamp. Three packages 20 one address
II 90 and two Sc; stamps. Twelve packages
sent on receipt OF 81 90.
re- Read what n well-knowr Garrett Co:
Narylandcr says of Enperor William Cabbage .
Bioominqt"R, Garrett Co.. No. Jan. 90, -.
Mr.. JAMES CAMPBELL. &c Fulton ST.. y. Y.
pEAs SIR - bought some seed from you last
Spring. aud il was go.'. Your Emperor Will
liam Cabbage suits this climate well. On a
mountain side tic seed YOU sent me, produced
Cabbage. weighing hir,y t,c.s9.
Very truly yours,
JAMES BROWN.
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Pains in the Back, Loirs
side any part Of the body, ar. cured IN froa,
20 20 minutes by iIeisleys Samaritan I.ini-
nen'- For sale by VIM. J Edel.r Co. Leor
GrsitoWn. Nd
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T1CE.

ets .
Sf Equity.
~ Of July,
,ade and re-
ortgagee. in
} confirmed,
y be shown
I'y of Aug.
his order le
\ DEACON,
rssiye weeks
day Of Avg.
Le land sold
ID, Clefk.
ID, Clcrk.
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home. Sam-
F. free. STIN-
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-13

Dec g -thyut n'c!uch this morning.
Hon. Jyhu II. Buflci.h. ~ South E"r',ick.
tN member ~ Congress froai this district
WAS found wing on thr rocks on TIE Maiur
side of salmon Fans river with one side ui
hiS skull crushed t I.itc had been extinct
fur number ~ hours. Near him wa> Gf~
carrifcr, 4 total wreck. amt nn The New
Hampshire s',lr wa his horse uuiaiurrI.
Mr.. Buriei.h Wa '1st seen alive IN salmon
Falls about Su'yt.Ck ln.' evening when
b" started 10 ride hnuy M III cnrr.a.. ..
The night was very dark auG ihr ,uIpp>i-
iiou + that the horse wa~.frig ghteI 90 tA,
bridge. shretcd and went through turlaii-
ing, preepitaiing horse, carr tgc aiI dsj.
yer about twenty five tter 10 The rocks t.-
low. MIR BurirJgh'> death " nrohan.v
instantaneous
John II. iurleish was fhc 's. -. -nu uj
william Bnrlrigh. and was born Souit
Berwick. October. ls24 Ill, fatb,' wa /.
lawyer hy profession aui represented fA'-
district IN the lSih aud l9th Congress. i.
tie began lite - a sailor and rose hr -u..
cr>siSc Steu> % be master. aud tor -tNrt.
years sailed N this capacity o. for,i..t
voyages. Ia ISIS he abandoned thc y. 4
and inN, sr,d h.> accumulated earning. u
the NeNlchawAnick WOODEN min iu N.H..
BcTWiyN. The venture Was Srry -a.,......
ttAA- AifA III 1917 iHNl iNfb tttt tbfi lfRNF y
enabled to build the new mills, Hhich ih.N
haYe since occupied Mr.. Bu-le..n was
agent and treasurer of the company from
the start. He soon became. aaI Wt- a.
the time Of hi. death. President ui ih-
South Berwick National Bans. aud Pos
dent al the Npuih Berwick Sayius- E.uk
In 1852. 1864, 1865 aud 1872 he rcprs >r~t,.l :
hi> town la the Legislature. In l>Ct be-.
vas delegate at large TO th" National
Convention which nominated Lincoln aud
johnson Having voted against tar r..u
lution adopted by the Maine I.r..-hturo
ccnsuring President Johnson h- Ma ruui.
iuAted the next tail by the Democrats tar
thr state Srnai. but declined. I'll 1872 h.
was elected Il agr,~rutltlyr ID Congress H.
succeed II lu John Lunch. aul VA, ~
elected in 1874 ID served ~ tbe commit
tcc- un naval Affairs and Ou Expenditures
IN the Navy Department. Mr. Burl"i-h
cave. = N.ipW ami i've rl rirru- three
l~ons aud two daughters ~ Irtss
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-13

or a question. The intelligent Judgment of
tie country goes stil further regarding IL
a both constitutional aud expedient for
the general q Government 10 extend for
technical and higher education. such aid
a. : deemed essential 20 the general well
fare and 10 our due prominence among the
enlightened aud cultivated nations OF the
world. The ultimate settlement of all
questions ot the future whether of admin
j~.ra'ion. ur finance or Of true nationality
q. el.,iacHt depends upon the virtue and
IL elti-tH"e ot the people Il Is vain to
hope Lar -. success of free Government
without tie means al inSaring the intelli.
gpucc OF those who are the source of pow
sr So less than enc seventh of the entire
voting population Of our country are yet
unable to read and write
NATIONAL. UNIVERSITY.
IL Is Encouraging to observe, in eonuec-
tion with the growth Of fraternsl feeling
in those States in which slavery formerly
existed. evidences oI increasing interest ia
universal education. and shall toe glad to
give INV approval to any appropriate meas
u-cs which NAV be enacted 6y Congress
Tor the purpose Of experimenting with ma
I.oHal ai. the local Svstem~ Of education in
those states and 80 all the States. aud hav-
ing already Invited your attention 10 the
needs of the District OF Columbia, with re
spect to it. public school system, here add
tina: believe il desirable not so much with
reference 10 the local wants OF the District.
but 10 the great and lasting benefit OF the
entire country that this system should be
crowned with university in all respects
iu keeping with the Nationsl Capital and
thereby realize the cherished hopes OF
Washington on this subject.
1HE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE AND LIBRA
EIEs.
I also earnestly commend the request ot
the regents of the Smithsonian Institute
iHat an adequate appropriation be made
for the establishment and conduct OF ma
fioua museum under their supervision
lhe request Of providing for preservation
aud .rosth OF the library OF Congress j.
ai-p Of national Importance. As the de-
I.t,.toft II all copyright publications and
I.eard,. this library has ouigrown tie pro
VISIONS for IL accommodations aud the
erection on -uch a site - the judgment OF
tl4Eie>> m3y approve ot lire pTvo
hu.aIil. - preserve the treasure aHi eu
.s-r tA.. usefulness Of the valuable cn.l~c
tsst +, recommended. recommend al,'
et4eh legislation a. VII! render suitable and
eli 'i"nt for the purpose oi instruction SC
far a, = consistent with the public service
the cabinets or museum OF the inventor. ol
surgery, Of education, and Of agriculture
and other collections, the property Of th'
national government. The capital OF th'
nation should be something more than a
mere political center. We should ayai
ourselves OF all the opportunities which
Providence has here placed at our command
tn promote the general intelligence OF th,
people and increase the conditions mos
favorable to the success and perpetui;y OF
our institutions. X. B. HAYES.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-13
TIE Maine Delegation.

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COOP TEMrLARs.-We leam from the
Secretary ut the Grsul Lodge. ot Good
TemplsrS of Maine. GEE. T.. Brackett OF
Belfast. that Twelve new Lodges uf the
Oidsr have been Instituted latrh ~ the
State, viz: illscy. No I nf East Deeriuy :;
Bryant, No. -. knightyille; Citizens, No.
So, Mechanic Falls; Selden Connor. No
los, Bridgton Crescent. No. l06. Dedham !:
Pioneer. No los, East Bucksport Pond
No. no. North Ellsworth; Evening Star.
No. liz. West Trenton; 81. Sahbattus.
No li3, Center Ioveli; Gofhtm. M l44.
Gorham; Perham. NJ lGt preytut; aud
Dawn oi Hope. NJ. 290 Lagrange. THE
Grand Lodge Will hsve several organizers
ia the irld during Ueccinhcr and PARTIES
in localities whcrr Lodge ot thi. pui,u AZ
temperance organization can bc establish. j
should write the Secretary. ss above. ~
once for aid and particulars.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-13
General News.


lac cypress tree lives 10 be COCO wears
old
-Therr ver % SIG claims far pen, ions
+ pending NOV. l-t
-'rexa> gained 300 600 IN popula.tuu by
immigration last year
Spain j. considering a schcne re ttn-
ucl the SIaU of Gipraiter. At cost Of
twenty millions OF dollars.
\ verdict for over light aud a bait mil.
lion dollars against Dick Connolly. one of
the Tweed ring thieves, ha. been rendered.
On tie mo-uing of the Is n nit y
shock OF earthquake was tclt throughout
the Bermuda Islands. but there was no
damage.
Although the English are 10 The az.
grecate, the weaithieSt peopl, IN the world.
one person in every 80 Of the population OF
England and Vale, i a psuper
Here j. another item for star gszers
Jupiter. Venus. Mars. Saturn aud N,rcury
viii at be la conjunction with the moon
I during the month OF January.
Postal carts. one cent each. 70 with.
oui further charge To all parts of The UnA
ted States aud Canada with an addluona!
one cent stamp they go to all parts ot r.u-
rope.
suspend a sweet potato in a iaf oi
"Nt'' :" '"st th' t'"'A'" - W me water. u
viii sproui luxnriantly, and YOU may train
'h' vine ao"ut your "lhd'" during tue
"'h''i-
a New York che'nI>t SAYS ne wants
no'hng more than three pals barr.i of
old water and twenty cents worth OF drugs
q make Fix gallons az just such cham
paguc a. fools pay dollar a pint Tor.
AMER the tir.f ~ p.xt ,uon,b i,,,.r- .,
and ffnm the PROVINCES b.arinr th.r..
Quest to return to the " liter If nn. ,,,iI.t
f,r In certain number of d,y. NH ~ ~