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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-30
CORREO DE LA ISLA.
ADJ JUNTAS.
Adjnntas, Setiembre de 1883,
Sr. Director del BoLETIN.

Muy Sr. mio y amigo: creo que
han de ser de'sum interes cuantos de-
TALES tengan relaci6n con ell suceso es-
candaloso de que di cuenta q V. EN-
mi anterior, y este es ell motive que me
impulsa q molestarle de nuevo, rogan-
dole la publication de estos renglones.
Permitame ante todo que haga sa-
Der ell efecto producido por ell escanda-
10 de que me ocupo.
Una protesta unanime provocada por
la indignation mas santa tuvo lugar en-
la noche siguiente d la del suceso.
va saben w. la grande jurisdiction
que abarca este pueblo; pues bien, de
todos los barrios acudio inmensa mu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-30

A la yez felicitamos cordial
mente al Excmo. Sr. Intendente
de Hacienda PGblica de esta isla
Y al Sr. Administrator Central
de Contribuciones Y Rentas por
ser hoy tambien sus dias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-30
GACETA DE HOY.

Telegrama del Ministerio de Ultra
mar participando que S. NJ. lego el
q a Bruselas siendo recibido con
enthusiastic acogida Ell la estaci6n por
el Rey Leopoldo J ministries.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-30

Reales decretos suspendiendo las
garantias constitucionales, primero en-
el distrito milltar de Extremadura, des-
pues Ell todo ell terrtorio de la PENN
sula.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-30

Otra aprobando ell proyecto de con-
trato, tornado con arreglo al de esta
Jefatura de Obras piblicas, para la ad-
quisici6n de un aparato llnterLa y acce-
sorios con destino al faro de A. orden
de la isla CuIebrlta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-30

r. @. confrmando la resoluci6n de
este GQbierno por la cual Sc aprob6 la
subasta de las obras de la carretera de
Bayam6n al puente de los Reyes Cato
Rc0S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-30
Naci6n Espaaota, nj queremos
dar espectaculos.
Juzgue ell pdblico nuestra deli
cadeza.

En- cuanto que ell BoLETS
tenga celos de La Naci6n, como
supone el colega, dicho Sc esta
que ESQ es una supina inocenta-
da.
La Naci6n Espaaola, este
consta todos, es qllien menos
puede causarnos celos.
Recuerdense, sino, hechos re-
cientes y notorios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-30

los muertos, y, aunque Sc nos
figIra que su memorla palp'ta
bajo el verde cesped, NADIA It
inquieta. Duerme pacifieamen-
te, y no despertara sino en- el
alba de otra vida 4 la que no
llega el fragor de las pa>iones
humans.
Dos amos han pasado. y todo
auuel doloroso cradro hierc Vi
vamente nuestro lacerado cora
z6n ante el recuerdo de un NAL
U0do que nos atormenta de ma
nera cruel.
iMiradlo, Ana Ieios Sc divi-
! el scr que la ccgado la luon-
; te de muchas alegrias, condena
do i in eterna yigiIancia de atroz
4 remordimicnto. Iluye el con
tacto de los hombres, Y bu~ca la
soledad como las tcraS.
Siniestro vapor de >angre
brota de las manos que han
consumado la obra dc de>truc-
4 ci6n. Su torva mirada Sc dilata
ante la idea de su propia tiereza,
V retuerce de desesperacl1n los
brazos, al sentir sobre su cabe-
"a el ravo d. Ia ju>ticia que le
/ grita con misteriosa voz: j Ase-
] sino,
dos amos han pasado, y alin
la sangre derramada por los
suelos pidiendo esta la deblda
! reparaci6n; aun la Ley de Dio>
V de los hombres por cumplir
! esta en- tan horrible crlmen,
| iDios de justicia, cumpllda
sea tn ley.
| iHermano querido. Amigo
] Incompatible, De generation
| en- generation pasara tn recuer-
do; tuyo sera el coniunto de
| nuestros atectOs, micntras viva
en- nosotros el soplo de la exI>-
tencia.
Tanto mas glorioso cuanto
/ mas di>tante, como las pirami-
l des, mas grandes alin por el
espacio del tempo, que por la
| extensas moles que levantan
] hacia el cielo.
Perez Morris Una vCz mas
| desde este campo de combate
/ en- que nos has prccedido, te
decimos: DeScansa en- paz,
lei sepulcro para el agobiado
/ atleta es 10 que el lecho de mus
| 60 para 81 "ansado peregrino' !
LA tumba de los martlreS es
el temple de la gloria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-30
ULTIMA RATIO.

Dos alusiones que maldito 81
estampamos con gusto han dado
pie q La Naci6n Espanola para
desfogarse contra nosotros en- SEN
das columnas de su dltimo MI
nero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-30

No imitaremos al colega, no.
Escriba como quiera y a su an
tojo, que clio nos tiene sin cuida-
do, y a pesar de que podriamos
deeirle muchas cosas, nos las re
servamos porque nj odiamos d La
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-30
! RECUERDO !!

iCay6 para siempre, y atin
su recuerdo vibra entire nos
otros como la trompa que dirige
la tempestad de las bata Has
Ain recordamos, cuando
sumidos en- horrible noche con-
templabamos llorosos aquel as
tro apagado en- el cielo del pa
triotismo!
iCuando los suspiros embar-
gaban su voz Y ell exceso de
su dolor estallaba como el HE
10 que Sc rompe sobre la super
ficie de un lago!
! Cuando no habia lagrimas
sufcientes para llorar la ire
parable perdida!
iCuando sus brazos tremul1s
nos daban la Ultima despedi-
da y sus ojos hundidos en- las
sombras de la muerte nos diri-
gian la postrer miradal
iCuando caiamos en- aquel
lecho de dolor entire torrentes
de lagrimas ocultas bajo nues-
tro rostro, V vagaba errante
nuestra mirada por lcjanas pla-
yas, porque va la vida sin el
nos parecia lnsoportable !
iCuando deseabamos acom-
panarle en- SUI aereo camino Y
viajar con el por encima de las
montanas!
iCuando los suspiros Sc le-
vantaban en- nuestro pecho, CO.
mo Sc levanta la ola que en- su
seno lleva la tempestadl
| ,Cuando no veiamos en- tor
mo nuestro mas que corazones
Iop1imidos por ell dolor ante
'aquella forma extatica hecha
polvo al goipe asesino, ante
aquel contorno de atleta redu-
edo a interminable sileneio,
despues de haber cantado tan
tas victoriasl
Dos ahos han pasado, y
adn parece que lie yemos, a ira
YES de palidas nubes, en- la in
mensidad de los espacios, blan-
diel. do triunfadora espada, aper-
cibido para sus mobiles comba-
tes!
En- la callada noche nos re-
fleja SUI imagen el silencio.
Escuchamos ell melanc6lico So
nido de la naturaleza. Y, 81 pres
tamos oidos 4 la yoz de las
soinbras, conducido sobre el
haiito de los yientos llega has
Ia nos0tros su recuerdo.
Nanos ante el altar de la
Patria, y ALI le yemos manan-
do sangre Q el aneha herida,
triste, pero carinoso Il rostro,
palidas sus mejillas, cubiertos
sus ojos por sombria nube, CO.
mo la for que yace separada
de su tallo, ajada por horrible
tempestad.
Penetramos en- la region de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-30

/ TodOs los senOreS Sa-
'cerdotes que ell domingo
80 de los corrientes &C.
lebren en- las Iglesias de
Cathedral, San Jose y San
Francisco, pueden apli-
car ell SantO Sacrifice de
la MiSa por ell eterno deS-
cans0 de D. Jose Perez
Morris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-30

Otro derogando los dos Decretos ci
tados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-30
B0ltilih htltallll dc Flo. -tl!l

s1sADo, 20 lie sElIENBRE d 1883.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-06-29
Death Of James Il. Wilson e.

HiiNOn, ESV,-"O
cannot conceal the sorrow with which we an
nounce the death ofMr. James Wilson
member of the bar a; Leouardtown :, M,rv's
county. Death never comes without casting
gloom over society, and euveopnr those
closely related to the deceased in folds of sor-
row. The old pass away, and We weep, be.
cause we love the companionshn Of elderly
landmarks, and regard their sage nd vice, but
when death summons them away va feel no
shock, because their demise seems ,oou. in the
Natural course of human events RI, chen a
Young man like our now deceased hrotber.
J@' IA the prime Of life, and Al ,ho .,.ve of
." greatest usefulness, is cut down w;thsut
nOU'nts warning BY that lell DESTROYER Of all
1eO' death; society feels with k..n .orrow
WIS loss and the sorrow of hi. relative. ho,ders
ra aDuy-snch is the state of feeling in III, old
, 'uu'y Of st. Mary's, where Mr. WI, va,
, Ivy resident, and among those vho Lnev
"' Mr. Wilson ranked high IN Ii. u.ofes.
w., asa lawyer, at one time ba No.. 5,.ta',
, ,.,@'n'y for his county, aud in ,ho 9 @n Of
q g,'a. was a candidate for the Hoase Of Dele
s''''' out was defeated He was .l. a II
. a@,' been formidable asprant "a, o saw
,1u'' 00Oors from the fifth distri., ny -,
so, 80 we Was once the recipien, - = MI
has S.n nlaaness' aud as the almighty " nore
u, n'I deprived US of the opportunity of pO
to him proper appreciation ae y OF shoTlnl
from our memory. su' els nam
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Communicated.

- r5;tor Happening to pass through
M. Eo" hort time since, was sensibly i'm
Nalu nd with the march Of enterprise going
n.%srd in that pretty village station on the
B. I. s n, e. evidence of Improvement which
Inc ni9 nv attention was an enlargement Of
attracted ~ e. Mr. Thad Mudi which certainly
the slo'e ~ NJ increase Of his business.
eVlnees an f'and that the ,kiIful ard popular
| neAt ~ IA and wbeelwrighl, Mr.. W. H
blackSillt.n Ia snpnlemented these to him, sue
Tro'ter, na aas ~ the establishment OF an un-
cesSlI u''J Lns;ness in which he is prepared to
derlakihs 81 reouirements in thai lie includ-
fill tuIll ~ which is something unusual in
ine T hns,ness in the country.
TINS , "uI also add int Mr. P. f. Sasscer,
wou,a a;nnction with his various business
has III .' avn' started little Model Printing
oCcupat,uoHd .isy of It's KIND, with which he
Press, .aorntes all kinds Of ornamental lob
neatly III III sizes and STYLES Of type. II wing
work u If bis varied and unique designs,
seen som iSyise all desiring work of that kind,
woulu M h;m their orders, particularly those
10 gi'e ,as,efully gotteu-up visiting cards
Wishing ill furnish of every conceivable va
when NC The same time, would suggest
riety.., .h.y want any printing done in he
that Il Inc Ne TO call at the INDEPENDENT Office
.sa n'...n NV whom and our Young friend Of Wal
between Exists no sort OF rivalry, as the
dorf ine,s ~, yatire Of all arts in which they
Art Pp,ascg,irey engaged, is of an entirely diff
ferenl Sing. cannot refrain from extending
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THOUSANDS


HaIf-lIned and skeleton Suits in all
ine newest and most desirable shades in
SSt,rges; also, Blue Fanucls Yacht
Cio'h, Mohairs, Drap D'Ete and Worst
ed. Our assortment Of Alanacas. Pom
gee silk and Serrsucker Suits Gail col
oes) was never approached in magnitude
q variety before in the State.
In Busters we can astonish you. We
have them in all the best fabrics in Lin
Gu, Mohair, ALPACA. &c.
We also have the Largest Line Of
boy 5 aud Clildren's Clothing for Sum
mcr wear ever shown.
A separate department for White and
Fancy Vests, in which over l 800 STYLES
are shown, from 30 cents to $500 in
price.
We always excel in getting up Cloth
ing for Sumner wear, and we are proud
OF our magnificent assortment.
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The Lye,ming Fire Insurance Co,,,

NJ =! 80 ""'e ,oIh-
pah' 'eoe''cu lh-
''Fucuon' '"'' - Nooert Z.
Ooo"os . w." county
" '0O''' ,...-..o1... f'' '''' VI 'n'S
'ou''' Nv ''''' ''' 'i'u'eu III Tue
ABOVE n''"'' ''''r',.' '"'e Ho' paved
'he'f a'se''''''' 70 '''' '' - '"' 'euor OF Their
premium ao'e'' anu We ','O 'e"rn anumber
81 'a''s nave "ee" "'Ou7 'e'oFe Justices OF
'ne re''ee 'o' S''''''' ''s'''''i's' not coming
"'''''u 'he 'u''''''''''" W '"s O'rcuit Court.
VI ne '"'''e ''D' ''', viz, ~ ''''e were return
'' ~ 'e' l''''' 'o'' W.T. '''''''''' having 'een
~ o'S ~ ny '''''' '''.'' ''' ''''' '' ue'e''ed
'"' ~ = 0'''' ''''' '''' :" VI Tue uotke'
" '''' =. -''''.'''
rus l2'hntnF i"''d d7out two years ago,
1ortIY after it began to d. business in this
'untv and the affairs Of the defunct concern
= consent Of thee Editors were sought to be
tiled by the officers who levied an assessment
II! per ernt- ON The premium notes held VI
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-06-29

IHt FOurIh OF JuIy.-The "Glorious
Fourth will lie here next Wednesday, but
what demonstration, other than the Count
celebration at Lancaster's wharf will take
place IN the county in commemoration of our
Nations Independence We have not heard IL
Though It isa National Holiday, few Of our
people observe il and tho~ who, do in
most quiet and unosleutous way. They
much prefer enjoying IL thought the greal
blessing that was on that day bestowed upon
US 10y our ioretthers to engaging in nois,.
boisterous demonstrations
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FURNISHING GOODS


Our Furnishing Goods Department
contains everything needed in gentle
mans wardrobe No gentleman Of taste
who appreciates richness and elegance of
fabric and style should miss seeing our
stock. Remember. while this assort-
mcut is largely comp sed of the finest
grades, we do not ask fancy figures on a
single article Our prices will bear
comparison with those usually asked for
cheaper gools while in quality and
make up they will be found immensely
superior.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-06-29
FIrst Election Di.trIri W. III.

TITHI hiectIOh DIstrIct.-We, The I'M
deFsisned Trustees Of School No /, Of this
district met in Port Tobacco on Nav 3lst. in
accordance with notice Of School Board ",
organized by electing Washington Burch.
chairman A. the same meeting the Chair.
man was authorized to receive written appli.
cations as teachers for the ensuing year.
WASHINGTON BuRcH,
WASHINGTON WILLIS,
BENTON GARNER
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When to Cnt Who'd =

VINE" 10 Out W0Od.-A correspondent
OF an Eastern journal says: "for strength
beauty and durability, have found ANIME,
september and October the best and v,r.
ana ApF'l the worst months to cut wood. 4
led maple cut in September will keen II }
round log perfectly white and sound pn,;l ,ho
next August; while one cut IN March will no.
gin to blacken and decay by the middle -.
last OF June. This is not copied from opy
sc'en'ihe work, but is found to be a fact nv
many practical tests. Gray birch cut IN Sen.
'en'oer VIII keep in good condition mill
'he next September, if left in the woods On, in
four'ioot lengths while, if cut in March and
ie" IN The same way, it will be left nearly
worthless 10y the LIST of August: at least snoh
Is tne result on my land White nine m.
tne red maple, keeps white much longer i -,
IN september than if cut in March and i ~,
inlsred by the worms as much | have r,nns
that wood dried slowly in d los cool Mac ;.
better than dried quickly in the hot sun evan
though cut in Summer Mag this not in .
measure, account for wood being bet,er ~,
u Autumn, il having the lou-. { W..
10 dry in ?' 'H'er
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-06-29

-, mary NchOOl.-Tues.
i. ''' a' the day on which ~,
- :. o. Public School No. !. El 90.
/, y. ! were to take place L
!, .lo esther was very inclem. p,'o w., !
lnoer Of patrons and siars
a. ~ attendance In obeai.
o. instructions from n. g p'-, 7,
= n'''ioners the exercise, vs. =
Y a. y Examination, and award
The examination ~, ~ !, = :
7 John v. Fowler, one Of ~, ~.
&c 'o a.s Of the school esami.
+. SIX who was compelled '1 To- T..
.,.ro. l'' business, assisted by Mr.,
~ =, Y B,a the former able and oo o''
= : ,.,..s the school and wa, pv ypo,
.s.gash p ~ O'anch Of study. The
! halts A'T rue Oldest not
~ ,r..r, raao' age, acquitted tbem..lya,
IN .sos.n. Do" painstaking and ,eolons
a. 4 s..a -h,ra'her in impIaut.ng in ,brir
..,sul Minds be Fudiments Of an ed 90.
~ oa'', on. Ii'ts fellow only . year, - ola
u.rdgr son of Mr.. q + m
!, !. Who seems 70 have inherited ali the en.
;, .nd industry Of bis f'thcr was exceeding.
y s,r .I,.nc,d or his age, passed a bighiy
Ite er4mnauon' aud {, said to Lo ,b..
h. .uicnt The school, for which he was
,,5sd oy hi, teacher a gold medal o,bor
niams consisting Of books we're di,tr,bo,.d
.,iing to merit to the scholars. This con.
iip, the exercises the school adjourned
youthful Tu,or Mss Mamie Howard b,.
.ioe tbeshort tine she has had charge Of the
,oI. added by proficiency, and the zcalon,
.barge other duties largely to its patron.
AID BY her gentle manner and kindna..
disposition deeply endeared herself to the
~ to her little pupils, who each in ,n,u
.ssed on her lips a parting kiss Will. II
If sorrow stole down manv ~ Il
IS IS they bade her adieu for the holiday
n.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-06-29

Transfers Of Property. Deed from NJ
Chapman aud wife and WIN II Wenck and
wife to Caroline N Smoot for FIVE acres Of
land consideration, 500
Mortgage from II H. Bean TO Edward v
Edelen on personality; consideration, 500.
Bill Of sale from Dennis Marshall TO Wash.
tngton Hicks consideration, $40 80 Bill Of
sale FROM Ioha S,aso, and wife TO " J. Nor
riI; consideration, $75.
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post,lo.d,r RATES. Red lc,d.-uu aud

Postal oder Rates Red lcHd.-un and
after Nond,y, July 2, a SIM domestic non
ev order may be issued for any a'unnt from
ooa cent to one hun lrcI d. 'rs. Tn fees
are reduced at that time to the following ;
n,do,s not over $40, eight cents, SO to SO,
ten cents; sl5 to Sa1. fifteen cents; So 70
sao twenty cents; $40 to so, twenty-five
CENTS $50 to 500, thir" ce' Sj'to S7o.
thrty-fvs cents; so to $50 forty e'"'' So
50 500, forty-fve cents
The postal note sys.cn will 90 into ef'ct on
-, ofnext October. These notes will be
.n..t convenience to persons wishing to
transmit small amount'Oy mail.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-06-29

ii secure o health beds that s.I ProperIym
S " @ oS 9 be in BE wei c ie5 people aisf
ya G 5 Spreading on the ro oo1 to too much s9
i Wa, seoa ss '' should ot low Sc s9s
H Erealy improved IN u t6s 8, and i Be
o "t 81 a "a I Of c l large hast''
and Je then Stir well with stick 5ad' ary o5 ni5I
@ lra M out of the basket to drain p %,.b
through tive 'ods and well rinse s,'' an, a %a'n
DRY on The floor of an unoccup ,s ana an, dr'n
5rr yu room i should be often stirred l y WIKI Il,
u' ~. Wool or hair mattresses , a,u Hp !.
TI, n re- and beaten every year, Or often.
that tp h. on by sick people The bed c cotb
o ,d"' nave been over the sick should h. '.o'o n
sl' whether they appear soiled or not, 'I Il
u u ~ Every occupant Of bed 81 sSo nSl m n's
OMAN ~ business to throw JACK the bedding n
The uVfung ''' leaving hIs room
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-06-29
The Registers Claims AIlo,xoa

me registers Claims Allowed
Court OF Appeals, in cases from Anne ..,
dei county has decided that the Officer. :,
registration are entitled to paw for ,a,v;... y
quifed by law in addition to the resistr,,ion
OF voters. The extra service con.;.,..
making and publishing in handful form IN.
INST OF persons registered. Comptroller Eea,;,
refused to pay the Anne Arundel register. g.
TINS work and the County Court spst.,r.a -
Comptroller The decision is Of in,are., :,
registers and County Commissioners through.
out the State.
THIS decision is a just and equitable one -
ooms of the Registrars were at consider,h,.
trouble and expense in attending to their IN.
nes as such and not to pay them in propor
non for work done would he hardship ia
not what the registration law contemnl.,oa
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-06-29

skip This unless you want positive and
g~nuine bargain 10 a suit for yourself and
boy If a bargain Is wha, Won want refer to
our advertisement in this paper headed city
trade, and it will direct you to e y Oehm
Son, Hanover and Pratt Streets Baltimore,
Nd, the popular clothiers of that city
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-06-29
A YnInnI,le IonrnaI.-


Orphans Court--Thc Orphans Court
was in session Tuesday; present, Judges Jen-
kins, Rowe and Cory The following order
was passed that Sylvester Mudd appear before
sa.d court on the first Tuesday ia July, 20
render a final settlement Of the guardianship
accounts Of sydney Nudd and others
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-06-29
.,,0g Piles-Symptoms and Cure

.,mpl0ns are moisture like perspiration,
The itchiag, particularly at night after
nl'n% warm n bed; seems AS if pin worms
geanss rasug IN and about the rectum; The
ecTs : pals arc often affected. Swayne' )
PrSa asot Is apleasant, sure cure. Also for
Oin. VA di;t'ses
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-06-29
Black berry Wine.-Cboo..

Blackberry Wine.-Choo,e
Tor collecting fruit set it in an q %. =! day
one OF those having tap fitted Ia a, ,''sc'
1t rather near the bottom-and CON, sue OF
fruit sufficient boiling water to cow. a's' the
let the bIackberrics be bruised mo-. next
cover the vessel and let it stand tire. guy
days when it will be found tba, ,bs ~ VI 'onr
'ormed into crrst On the ton ~ a'P , Oas
must then be drawn Off into anoth.. ua'd
ana one pound Of sugar added to esoh ~,
well mixed in, after which the Who'll. ;s e.'0o
10 be put into a cosk to work for va.e ''
ten days, during which time the c.s,, I ~ o
oe kept well filled, more especially a. s s"o'l
When the work has ceased let tba Nus. a,s'',
ounged down at the end Of St, mo,,,, MY
may be bottled, and if kept for topr =, = :
years the wine will be excellent
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A Prize by the independent :

INDEPENDENT always awake to the encourage
ment OF industry, will give a FIVE dollar sia
nat MS prize to the farmer who realizes the lar.
Rest yield OF wheat per busheI, The yield must
be certified to by some reliable person. ana ad-
dressed TO the MARYLAND INDEPENDENT IL M.
l''h oil August, on which day we will publish
a list OF names of competitors and their differ
ent yields Of wheat, and announce the award
Of the prize. The competitors must he sub
scrioers, and in case ola tie between two or
more the prize will be awarded to The 4tes
subscriber, then If there is still tic it viii he
awarded to the youngest person.
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.ronic.,

fbe gseat female remedy is prepared Inv
.eoesl Medical Institute of Buffalo.
% ID = their avorite prescription for
}. * sse nc suffering from weakness or
S,s aris eomnon to the sex. 1t is sold Inv
'as., II Si.0O per hotlle. Ladies can
g lIr wee Tree. send stamp for names 81
'',S ii = - Seen cured. 'l'' u
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al Old Mans RELIEF

a,w used Parker's Ginger Tonic for nv
coagh aaq hemorrhnge had TWENTY-FIVE
O'a eel fike another man since used il
: en- a rsafs past. Believe il is sure to cure
Aw MI pe@ons. A. Orner, Highspire
n,sa;y' je 29-dt
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"Vss "i'N Always 1--WE. among those VINO VIII
hereafter adorn the institution.
The Misses N@ale were aoly assisted the
p'st scholastic year by IN accomplished lady
MISS Emily Hamilton, who cxe.ted very
prosperous influence witha heart OVERLOOKING
with the teniecst emotions bestowiug the
most constant and friendly ofices as teacher
with the mantles of love, encouraging pro
gress and magnifying Improvements bount
her pupils towards her with the stronges
cords Of love and esteem. Her many acquire
ments will give the iustitut on prestige o
an euviable character should she continue t
dignity the position hereafter.
The duties of the academy will be resume
the first Monday in September.
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George " Peregoy, EIlicott CITY Ma
AVS i have never known Brown, Iron
B.tters to fail to do its work "